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1he exhibit this week is somewhat an
uniavorable one, particularly Us iar as the
leadin. Eastern cities are concerned. Gem
eral trade throughout the country is rather
backward, the general situation remaining
but little changed from that OF last week.
As compared with the corresponding week
of last year, the clearinss show decrease
OF o.S per cent agninst an increase OF 81
last week, and one OF Is The previous
week. This decrease is, undoubtedly,
partly OWN. to the slight holding up IN
extensive speculation in products, Which
has been going Oh ior some time past in
New York and in various parts oi the
West. ..-..'.
In Now York the c!earings show : iall.
ing oil oi per cent against an increase Of
L. last week. In this city the general hus-
iness has been characterized BY only a
moderate degree OF activity.
In the country at large tile clearinss show
an increase OF G3 per cent against one OF
l0o last week. The manufacturing elites
quite generally show gain: Pittsburgh
$50 against 90 last week; Cleveland,
25.2 against 3iG last week. l.onis.
vile makes q slight ialin. OF
Of 90 per cent against m Increase oi ooo.7
per cent. Memphis shows the large in
crease Of -.4.4. St. Louis falls behind u
little; this week showing decrease OF 3.S
against m increase OF IL last week. Chi
caso gained 3S.i against 5i.2 Inst week;
Cincinnati eS,5 against l3.S last week; San
Francisco, decrease 80 against II gain OF
1872 last week; Milwaukee Isl against G3. |
last week; Kansas City GIL against 10. 5
las, week; Peoria i5.5 us.ins: Isl last week.
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to deliver cash wheat on contracts, bu,
the deliveries were light, and more
confidence characterized the later
transactions, though the operators do not
travel at the free swinging gait in specula.
ton that ciIancterizcs their dealings when
there nre fewer speculative combinations
and uncertainties than ut present. Cable
markets ruled weak, but others were
stronger. There had been some little fear
Of failures, but nobody seemed to be en-.
barrassed financially, and trades were
closed, us rule, without much dispute.
Corn did not seem to feel the fine wealth.
er but did respond to the active speculative
demand that started in early and contin.
ued to the close. There was good strong
feeling throughout and very marked ad.
vance. Receipts were good but not ex.
cessive and there was no very decided tone
10 outside markets.
Oats were 6rm and higher. There were
no marked features though the trading WIS
active.
Pork was in speculative demand and
pricec l0al5c higher, closing steady. Lard
was freely offered and prices 2ia5c higher;
the improvement was well maintained.
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HELL<Eii.LE, OHIO.
Discharge Ot nOsSeS-Threatened Coal
MIner~' Atrikp.

Discharge ot DOsses-rhreatened Coal
Miner~' Atrikp.
sp=c!h Dispatch to the Ia,eltiSeuees.
WELLsvlLLE, May l.-Cashiev Hender-
son, OF First National Bank, OF this place,
is lying dangerously ill Of asthma.
Dspaised OF his lie last night. Better to-
daE.
George Glenn, bridge carpenter on the
c. and :. r. r., was struck by running
train this morning and was saved from the
wheels BY bystander, who caught him.
Ms. Mary II. Hunt, Of Boston, Mass,
superintendent, OF scientific instruction OF
the W. c. I. IT,, lectured our people; then
wayiaii the school board in the interest OF
temperance te.t books in our schools.
Board is favorable. ...
Salineville coal miners threatened a
strike to-day for an advance oflO cents per
ton. Hooking Valley miners would no
join them, hence their intention was nipped
in the bud.
Saloons all closed but three. lrondale
aso closed. Ditto Salineville.
There has been general discharge o.
bosses 1t the railroad shops in this city
and bosses substituted from the Cleve
land shops. t.- -.u
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WARRINGTON, May 1.-The President has
decided to put down the Indian outbreak
in Arizona us soon as possible; he so ex-
pressed himself to the Secretary
of War, who has been instructed
to take prompt and vigorous measures to
that end. Orders have been issued for ad-
di,ional troops to proceed to the scene
of trouble in Arizona and TO aid the
troops therein in preventing any inrther
acts Of violence and bring the hos,les TO n
speedy justice. These re-iniorcemonts will
consist OF the LIST Infantry, now in Texas:
the 4th Infantry, now in the Department
OF the Platte, and part OF the
9th Cavalry, now in the Depart
ment of Missouri. The President
is earnest in the matter and, in the wor'l.
Ola prominent army officer, intends 10
make clean sweep OF the red devils. The
probabilities are thu; the troops in
Arizona and New Mexico will be united
in one command, under brigadier scner-
nj, yet to be assigned to that duty.
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.SEtlsIt tsSJhlis,tSIS cEN6


Yesterday u very large coucourse Of people
followed Oscar Conn.,, the young man tina,
was drowned n. Steubenville on Friday. 10
his last resting place. Rev. s. F, G7ier p.cach.
cd the funeral sestnon, aud i; w.s very affect
ing.
Last week was one round atte. another of
sad events which were calculated to throw a
pail OF sadness over the whole community.
On Sunday morning the irst thing that
greeted the car Of those who 20. out early
was that George Fickes, young man here in
town, had been ont buggy ridin. on Saturday
night and committed suicide. After co1sii.
erable Investigation wc slesned the folio wing
facts: He was ont buggy, riliug and wa.
slot, how or by whom - only ennjeciu.ed.
He was badly woladed. the bail entering his
neck in tie region OF the wind pipt and
jnsusas vein, l.rs, taking IN upward course
and then draecting downward. He was
brought home Sunday morning about .
O'Clock and DR.. Mc!.ane WAS summoned to
attend his wound. After making n d,as
noS1 ofthe woun,l it was determined BY the
docio. and bis associate, Dr.. Saanley, tia, Il
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!, Is Supposed to be feature Of the pro

Supposed to be feature Of the pro-
;..s, railroad between Grafton and Phil
G0i ,lla; !, will be eventually extended to
roiu, beyond Beverly, where it will form
aicuctiou with Senator Dasis's road from
Piedmont, and the two proceed on as one
road to the Chesapeake 4 Ohio. Both
will lie coal and timber roads, and it is ex-
tecei that one OF tue two or three partially
bail. roads tia, are pointed southwark
from Pittsburgh into West Virginia will be
inspired to push on to connection at
Grafton. In this view OF the case it is con-
.dered matter OF no little importance to
Sc. the ball in motion by building the Graf
ION and paiIIipi link as soon as possible.
Il !. expected to draw to itself from both
eai:, and BE- the means OF securing road
ac,oss the State.
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NEw YoRK, May Five steamers from
Europe landed immigrant s.eeragc passen.
gers at Castle Garden Saturday as follows:
The suevia, zoos; the Thingva!la, co.; the
Mosel. o177; the Persian Monarch. Coz, and
the Stella, GSS. The three first named
were from German ports, and the majority
OF their passengers were OF that nationality.
For the week ending yesterday the arrivals
at Castle Garden numbered 1871; unpre.
ecdented figures for the season. From
April to yesterday the total was G7,9Ol,
while for the whole OF April, 1851, the az.
crecate was 59,74S, all increase this year OF
S,l53.
During last week the Castle Garden Free
Labor Bureau found employment for 5,4OS
persons--i,32G males and l,lS2 females.
The men were mostly engaged as railroad
and farm laborers at average wages OF
Sl4 so per month and board; the women
AS domestic servants at $40 per month.
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GENERAL LwANlIiHGrONS NOTES.

Ex-Secretary Hunt. Minister to Russia,
will sail for St. Petersburg on the Goth inst.
1t took ll,3ls checks, calling ior S3,5l3,-
1912 to pay the interest on the continued
. per cent. bonds.
The friends OF Senator Hill. OF Georgia,
fear that he will not recover. His colleague,
Senator Brown, has the consumption. :.
The Democrats in Congress nrc opposed
to the establishment OF cour. OF appeals,
for the relief Of the United States supreme
court.
Treasurer Gilhllan has paid for interest
on called bonds durin: April SIC, 10000
and for interest on outstanding bonds
$685. 900.
The Democrats are raising II big cam.
nai;n fund; contributions are solicited.
They want to capture the next House OF
Representatives.
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fnACAS ON TIE nISSlsSIPPI.
Row on Tow -HOnt-The Captain md
the Mute Use Firearms.


the Mnte Use Firearms.
'SMEMruIs, May 1.-The tow-boat Henry
Lowry, which left here last night for St.
Louis, with seven model barses and one ice
barge in tow, struck a snag eight miles
up the river, which tore'a hole in the ice
barge. Capt. Lang ordered L-eandcr IIotl,
the mate, 10 swing the ice barge
around. 1Ion' refused to obev
the orders. The captain landed
the tow, came here and swore out war
rant before the United States commissioner,
charging llotr with mu,inous conduct.
A deputy United States marshal,
vi with the, the warrant, went o.. the scene
above where the tow has been anchored.
The steamer then dropped down to where
the tow was. As she approached, while
the captain was standing Oh the roof,
the mate opened fire on him with
IL tive-shooter. The captain returned the
shots. The mate, after disrhargin. his
pistol, ran mp the bank 10 tisherman's
boat, got shotgun and fired both
barrels at the captain, who sought
safely behind some spars. Tho mate then
jumped into skill and made his escape to
the Arkansas shore, the steamer
proceeded up the river. This
afternoon the mate was arrested
here by the police and taken in charge by
the u. S. marshal. lie stated tha, he
was preparing 10 obey the captains
orders concerning the ice barge, when
the captain cursed him, and that tie cap
tain first shot at him. The matter will be
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LABOR NOTES,

LONDON, May 1.-The Middlcsborourh
iron workers have struck for an increase OF
wages. Many thousand hands are affected
By the strike.
plrysrrEGu, May IA special to the
DipdtcM says: All the p,,ldlcrs and help
ers 1t the National rolling mill, Mckees-
port, quit work at mon to-day, owing 10
the employment OF nom Union men by the
firm. ....
CiSc,SSArI, May l.-For the first time
in the history OF strikes in this city, there
is prospect that regularly organized tri-
bunal OF arbitration will be called, to settle
the differences between employers and
workmen. .7D ~.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, May 1.-The nail.
feeders, about fifty in number, employed
Il, the South Tredegar iron.works, have
struck because the managers notified them
that they would hereafter draw their nav
monthly instead OF semi.monthIy.
CiSclHSAyI, May 1.-The carpenters
strike is iair!y on. The builders refuse to
give the extra fifty cents per day. and the
carpenters who belong to the Union arc
out. Committees have been appointed to
persuade others, who arc at work, to strike.
P!rrsprEGIi, May l.-Thiry.three coal
miners were arrested at Alpsyille, Pa, by a
Sker;N-s posse, this afternoon, on u charge
oi conspiracy. These men were strikers
i. is alleged, and intimidated men who
were engaged to take their places. They
were required to furnish bail in 81 coo each
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SAIlnSAt rASk SoIEs


WASHINGTON, May LIN the Senate, Mr..
Allison introduced bill, pro.iding for the
construction OF the Illinois and Mississippi
river canal. 1t authorizes an immediate
survey under the direction OF the Secretary
Of War. 1t is to have capacity for vessels
OF $50 tons burthen.
There was an excitin: debate in the Sem
ate. without definite action, over the bill to
repeal discrimination against ex-Conieder-
ates in appointment in the regular army.
Mr.. Edmnnds, Of the Judiciary commit
tee, reported that the President has ample
power to use the federal troops and civil
authorities to suppress the cowboy out
RACES in Arizona.
In the House resolution was adopted,
designating the 9th OF May for the consid-
Grafton OF the bill providing for the exteu-
sion OF the charters oinatioral banks.
The House passed the following special
appropriation bills for the erection OF pub
lie buildings: 100000 at Detroit; $500, coo
at Denver; 100000 at I.ynchburg; S223, 900
ut Peoria, and 25.0O0 at Galveston. The
last bill only passed by the Speakers vote.
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Fast Railroad Time.

NEw YorK, May IA special passenger
train over the West jersey railroad, be-
tween Camden and Cape May, made on
Saturday last what is believed to be the
f,lstest time on record in the United States.
An official report OF the superintendent,
properly attested, shows that the 16.1 miles
between Westville and Cape May were
made in &c minutes, the 6ll miles between
Woodsbury and Cape May Court House in
GO minutes and the l65 miles between
Glassboro and Einclamd in II minutes.
The entire distance from Camden to Cape
May, Sly miles, including the delay conse-
Guent OH getting through the open streets
OF Camden and the taking OF water from
the track trough ut Millville, WAS made in
S3l miuutes.
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DESTRUCTIVE CosfLAGEATloNs.

MILWAUKEE,, May ia fire at Florence,
Wisconsin, DESTROYED four buildings; loss
sol 900. ~
IrI,AcA, y. T., Mag 1.-The Washington
glass works burned. Loss $4,000; insur-
nuce So. coo.
AEr,lpE. 0x7., Nav 1.-The residence OF
Au,ll:w flt,ning burned this morning.
Two al his children were burned to daalh,
aud slr and ai.s- Fleming were seriously
burned.
GALVESTON. May 1.-The German bri.
Ccrcs WIS fired by lightning, l20 miles out;
re;urrcA to port on Sunday night aud
scul,lcd. Til. cargo consisted OF cation
valued at s55, ,oo0; damage to ycsse! $40 900
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BtL1INpEE. Nay l.-.Flour lEiet. Wheat west.
cru trEi and quiet: so. 9 wiuIe, tel spot 81 lila
liJ1. May s. i3tS: June 81 i3sl t1j. July 81 n6Ls
q August y a..3..al s ~; cu-,, We.te.1 dull md
SI,sas5c: July s:ns.s.c. August sat.asitIc 0a,.
tr,net: western white 5.ifGc: mike iGLis.: prnr.
sylyan!n hfuGic, Rye qHia, aud nominal nj 9;Sgsc
HGre'sS ana 4Hi"i at s tsi1. Provisions straty:
sess PORK SIS Balls d: bulk meats, shoulder, Md
clear rib s!des. backed. s. 61Laii 10: b,ron'
.houlde:s 81 80: cl.nr rib ss ~. ha!ns sl h,iS o.
Lard. refined 81. !u:,crs,estIy; wes,e:n picked
lsal5c; roll l&ftT. Ecrs weak ri !6.. rr.'nIcInn
gniet Coffee dull SusA, tr.i: :, sol, ~ S,K
Whisky steady a.sl % a..- 10 = "
EAT I.lDEarY. Pa, May l.-cn,tlc-Rcreip,.
:.t9y head. AtrSet Very slow at q shade oil from
lax weeks prtos. 5...| ''0'
l!es-R ctipts l6.7 ke4d. Markc: tisr: Phil.
dc,pGLAs s. tnI. 'j f0rseis s. lOi1 ~ :
Shcci-Rect!pts t.4Gi teal. Market slow: sell,
!nE Hoout h.c lower ihau las; weef. rrus,eci
lower $50 .s 80
Ty.rsvI,i.r, PA. Nay l-Oil opcncd a, ,jc
highest 81: lowctt 715:c; ruS.Si NJ Is5.:. shin
s.cut< ss7r5 hastelf; Charters 1887 bIf,ci.: run,
lDSU) hiErrlA s','"-' ~ a1
CIsc,SsArr. Nag Live hos firm. cor,-,o,
and HIGHT s. itt7 20: itcSins aud b,lciioS, Z; a.
SEQ Krcc!p's llsO head: shipments so head . W
iTrsrrEGit. May I.-letsul-um unsettled. +, 81
cersiH,uss steady c!n.ed u. 1a.c; ,rtinc. 70 n
,, ph!lu!elGa!a deilSefy, - 'r'' AZ
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LONDON, May 1.-The lVark Lane Express,
in review. OF the British grain trade dur
ing the past week, says: There has been
no general Improvement in the grain trade.
The supply OF native wheat is now liberal.
but the proportion OF fine qualities is very
small. Trade in ioseign wheat, on spot,
in London, is very quiet; at Liverpool
trade lost tone during the week. CALIFORNIA.
ssncnlly, Id per GENITAL lower. Maize
weaker. Barley and flour unaltered. Trade
in floating wheat very much restricted
owing to small supply. Sales oi English
wheat during the week 41,762 9uasels a,
.:GI lid, per quarter against %, l9s quarters
Mt i4s 9t per quarter the corresponding
wcrk last ycAr. ---... - =.
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A STARTLING RUM0Il.
THE HEPREslpENT,s LIFE THREATENED
Tho washlnston Chl,ror Police Warns lin, against
the Socialists a FiAtterinS rsblie Debt State. '
mtst-Ths SAtlouAi Danks-Gsntrsl
Notes from the National Capitol.

special Dlspa,ch TO the lntciligcncer.
WASHINGTON, May Ia report Is in
circulation, to- night, 10 the effect that
the reason the President abandoned his
carefully planned trip to Philadelphia, to
meet the citizen OF the Estate in schuyl-
kill" was that he was informed, this morn.
ing, by the chiet OF police, that It was pos
sible that Socialist might attempt his life
while he was cnroute. The reportseems to be
based chiefly upon the fact that the trip
was abandoned, without any apparent I'D
equate cause, aud upon the iac. that the
chief OF police visited the White House ear
" this morning,
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NEWS NOTES by WIRE,


Several more murders by hostile Indians
are reported from Arizona.
At Cincinnati, OH Sunday, pretzels sold
Mt FIVE cents each, with glass OF beer
thrown in.
Charles Alter, a poor laborer OF Peru,
Indiana, has been informed by cable OF Il
legacy OF SC, 900 in cash and valuable real
estate ut Bonn, Prussia. : 3+- rs=I
J. Graham Hamilton, OF Londonderry,
Ireland, the agent OF New York tea
house. WIS found dead in his bed q,
Chicago, on Sunday night.
At Tiiusyillr, Pa, yesterday, Joseph
Wilkie, aged 81 years, committed suicide
By shooting. Deatl, was instantaneous
No cause assigned ior the deed.
Gen. Forsy,he has forwarded to Lieut.
Gen. Sheridan report OF his late battle
with the hostile Indians; tou. scouts, in
Gliding tue iamous Yuma Bill, wert
killed. ;.5
Baseball yesterday: 4, Cleveland, De
troitsa, Clevelnnds 1. At Boston, Boston!
| G. Worce-tcrs $40 innings. At Proyi
dcncr, Providence 0, Troys ). At Buffalo
ButIaIos I, Chicagos 5.
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Gas nnh Electricity.

PnfsHrEGn, May The annual meet.
my OF HE Consolidated Gas company was
ned At The conpany's office this afternoon.
1he as'tes suhmi;,rd to the stockholders
slyc !oot Tor reelection rs showing the
enec; Of e!,rt.iclty upon gas. The Union
GG,epot WA the b.rs single customer oi the
Consolidated, iak!H. D,5o0.C00 feet au.
haallY, At one dollar rer 1000. This las
been tduced 10 about l,5o6,h)o sjuce the
Introduction OF the electric iig,ls. The
Other gas companies have no, been hea..!
from on the snbiect, but doubles. hav.
taasc Tor growing, also.
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CHICAGO, May l.--Jay Gould reached
the city this evening after . trip OF inspcc.
ton, covering 10000 miles OF road under
his control. He pronounces the rumor
that the Wabash is about to
pass into tie hands OF n receiver
absurd, and says that he has practically
taken it OIL his shoulders because he con.
siders it valuable property. lie ex.
presses great qualification at the outlook for
crops and traffic in Illinois, Missouri,
Texas, Kansas and Arkansas.
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sr. LOUIS, May Judge I.au.hlin, OF
the criminal court, has sustained the plea
OF the gamblers attorney that the johnson
act, making gambling Il felony, is uncon-
stitatioaal, on account OF certain irregular.
tiles in its passage. There are about 400
indictments pending against gamblers, and
this test case throws them out OF court, rs
the gamblers can only be prosecuted, now,
in the lower courts, for misdemeanor
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GSDiLSE>S AND UNGODLiSESG.
"e >aohnth In ~. .i.OuiS-Churcsl Socrs,
asC0unletl by u Hepnrley.

81. Lors May 1.-The Globe Democrat,
,a,s ,t.; morning, has Nearly two pages OF sta.
,S 'ts''es, SAow'ny how many people attended
thufch Yesterday and how the dav was
o.aeFwlse sqen, uy sabba,h breakers. At
me morning and evening services in ali
I.S I'.S c''utyleS lneFe wereiu attendance 49,.
1m ~, peop'e, and IN the Sunday schools 49,
W. ths!uFen OF these the Catholic church
=, = represented by s., III persons; tho
SNslhS:!st \. = n. by 1,40?; the Presbyterian
Sy 6,'9;the Baptis; by 4,5lo: the German
ESanse!lst. including the Lu,Aeran, 7,Gl9.
At the park, beer gardens, theatres and
nAer .s, hotvery religious places there were
~ ~; pe'sonS; OF these more than one.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.

BMr1NoEE, May 1.-The Chcspeakc &
Ohio railroad company will run its first
through train from Washington 10 Louis.
vile, to-day. The company has contracted
for SGji cars, to be delivered before July J..
PmLApELrnlA, May 1.-The Pennsylva.
mia railroad directors declared four per
cent semi.anaunl dividend this afternoon,
and also passed 4 resolution giving the
stockholders the privilege Of applying for
stock at the rate OF eight per cent OF shares
held by them April 20, provided such up,
plcation be made and paid ior before June
l5 pfvt "Ff-r".- p '.rrr - l.r'=t o.
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CLEVELAND, May about L o'clock,
last night, the clerk who sleeps in Larter's
gun store, on Superior street. in the cen
tral part OF the city, was seized by two
burglars, rs he entered the store to retire.
He was gagged, tied and thrus; into small
room, where he WAS found this morning.
The burglars then waited an hour, until IN
electric light near the building was extin-
gui=hcd, then, with drills and slcdyes,
stolen from neighborins machine shops,
they broke into the safe, from which they
took $3.50. They then escaped, after APP
propriating three costly revolyers.
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snfi,l;n,,rhy,, Movements,

wAsl,xor"S, May l.-alembers Of The
committee are rccci:Ing 4
large num,,tr o! letters from diarrrnt parts
Of The s4.r,l, which indicate considerable
ouiet activity among he local party leaders
ot the Republicans aud The Independents.
II would appear from these sources That
the state OF public sentiment ii many 10,
cali,irs affords decided encouragement OF
the br!iei that strong independent moTe-
mcnt agains, Bourbon domination will be
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Glls Astlltgettff1~
xn, .3 aud ~ Fourteenth Street.
NJ have upon our table 4 work OF 400


NJ have upon our table work OF 400
:, ,,. rnI,.d Battles Tor the Union" writ
re hv Willard Glulier, soldier OF the late
y" .,f author Of several works that have
~. '.,,,,l the attention Of the press and the
. -.sIr II includes descriptions Of many
tI,S, MOS, s.ubbornIy contested battles Of
". ~, together with incidents and REM
,-;.,.nre. d the camp, the march and the
,E;,ri.h line, and embraces also a record
e,,bp prya.ions, heroic deeds, and glor-
,o,. u ,,iu,ophs OF The soldiers OF the rcpub'
II, w. The work Is handsomely illustrated
~, m ho;u. bapl.omely bound, forms a
ar, .r,ar:ise volume. We doubt not
.L,, vii Prove book OF more than or
,,;,,,r ip,.nst to many OF our readers.
ii. now being cauvascd for by agents in
,bsci.y.