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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-19
Eegal Noilres.

NETWORK SUPREME COURT.-THE
~ people OF TIE STATE OF NETWORK VS.. THH
RNICKERBOCKER LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Notice rs hereby given that OF thu Judgment
entered In this action The 18th day OF December 1884, III
the oJe OF the clerk OF schenectady County, and
orpy with the provisions order Of to said Supreme
Court made In said action the sh day OF January lss3
like entered the Office OF SchencctadH
County l. the undersigned. Charles IL. Russell
of the said the kniokerbocker Life Cons
located In the City of NewYork. hereby
perOus who have intend naturd
whether based policy life
upon other contract Liability Of kind. against hg
said tho Life Insurance Company aEans
the propeEy or assets OF tho said insurance company, %
against the receiver thereof exhibit their req
spectye claims with OF the nature and ehaactsz
thereof 20 as such receiver az my ONCE No o2 William
the City OF NewYork before the ljtA day a.
gust 1885, and thereby make themselves parties 10 soj
on proof of OF such claims be bI
claimant such other person have
knowledge OF The facts.
all hereby notified and % exhibit the
respective claims who shall make default and fail 6ol
within the time peserbet for thar purpose u ss4 order to
wit before the 9Th day Of August 1888 will be pre-
cuded ali benefit Of the decree made In this action an
tcipatiop the distribution OF tho the
said Lie Company under said de4
eIee.-Dated New. YorA. January To- 1888. - -
jana lawW30t CHARLES II. RUSSELL,
Receiver KnokerbOsker Lie Insurance Company.
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furniture,

I Attest, BEST, CHEAPEST.-Th Otis Par
~ lot Bed pnee from SO easy payments ia west
lxth.st. opposits Aayery's Theatre.
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Receipts for the Il 1854 last week 14l18 The
market has been yey firm for Strictly Fine Fresh Laid GOODS
the best selling at % 924c and lew Prime
Canadian reach 23cc Ice House Eggs are generaly OF
unsatisfactory quality and moving slowly at 22g23c the
latter nearly all the Canadian offered state
and Pennsy ania Fresh Laid firm at "a G26e.
stated Pcnn.perd oz24 625 IWesteTn and Cana. ~,
Canadan d0.-....-. 0232l dian, Far 10 Goodz2 no
Western. Prime do. 23a 04
FRUITS FRESH.
Apples continue in good demand and firm Receipts
OF irregular quality the best lots meet the best demand
Peaches favored buyers and Saturday under
i've receipts, the market became demoralEeu
prices falling very low. Large quantities carried over
Sunday ana in very bad order Monday morning
Arrivals sunday nearly carloads and with
weather. the entire stock was in pretty bad
shape on Aonday Large lois were dumped many sold az
lOdl2c per basket and 5925c were general prices ior
fair lots; few closed out at 30G4Oc.-TareIy oOe.-
but sod lower To-day with lighter
arrivals and fair trade prices rner but still compare
lively low Bartlett Pears closing quiet and barely
steady most lots ripe TO require Immediate sale
seeke in ar demand and other varieties sell pretty well as
quoted. Piums 0yerpenty but rule dull Grapes
selling slowly receipts heavy Melons dull. some lots Of
Cane cod Cranberries OF nne quality selling at about
sass crate and Dbl jersey lots are ght
cOlOred and have hit demand, unless offered low.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-19
REAL ESiAIE.

NEw-YoRK Tuesday, Sept. ls, 1883.
The following sales were held at the Exchange
hlesroon to-day:
BY Loufs Nesier.
ttso story frame with lot. 12l East nth
ans. 32-5 It eOf zthaye, 22xl02 q Ada IL
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CORPORATION Notleea

NOTICE.-The following mentioned proposals
~ Will received by tho department OF Docks III ana
ll9 Duane-s until wednesday September H. 1885, " a.
ist Proposals building Pier (uewl q North River
ID Proposals for building Pier (ncw go. North River.
I'd PROPOSALS for repairing Pier y, East River - ~.
For full information the City Record Copies may W
had az No. 2, city Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-19

Irish Potatoes In good supply 2nd toward the cosC
ruling que PrisI arr not quoaDy lower but the tone
weaker wcrt Potatoes advanced Last week, Du
o 1e have aud e3srr Chester Red ONIONS nru
lOs have 20 "a Inside quotation
Choice White onions sell fairly but poor STOCK
dull Yellow Onions STEADY. Lima Beans ntin Cab
ba ,cs about steady. squash Cucumber Pickles quiet
ami barely Atcaly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-19
POULTRY AND GAME.

Live P0ultrv gcneFay pcny and dull Fowls rcrhaps
little sicaJe ih1n rev days but must be very
prime blins l4c Oay large IA Cok M are inquired for
ly Of western southern hIri 30 sell dt low
quotations. turkeys and weak Ducks stu
du. Prime Geese fairy active and STEADY. Philadelphia
chicken. suppl dull lower Present
quotations neiry nominal m the absence OF inn orAn
bu iucsa Yves ~pnIg Chckels ~ heavy llY aud
lower Choice freely onr. At lie aud La
81 have been sold at l2O3c scaled
Chicscus ytIy sl0g l3c. with sales Of quality
lower ITlc- Dressed Fowls sell about even wh tnio 4
0Jiscc quotations being quite extreme Tor whosae
business. TuiEc duu and lower spring css very sui,
~ exceptional qualitv squads hrMcr. wool
Partridge, ruling dull and lower Wild
uucks plenty put sr ling -lOwY. English
aud quiet. NeuisJn scarce and nfm. Eeei and
la utflo h cher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-19
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
fOl TIC week endsd HcptclnDcr IS. I5s3.
BEANS AND rEAs.


Receipts for tho week-Be2ns 1923 pkCA 500 bush
E3porIs-Deans 49, DOis Peas S3i 6ash Toe reports
elect ON the market durng NJ week Many los OF Loaus
5cScd ,or sI we've, he'd very h.rl Tne ex ent OF the
ia Is not definitely known Dui e.91gn nufy has IN
cop s'd lie IeeS - t1IS ,toS On a. ,St.s
pnoes as.ed ant The dstnbut GA account is hgh
gat noes Ivg nsh T ~ tras m SI
foreign Beans "eg nave aayanSsa sIw ~ .H.t1y
iof september aR at - $, GtS 30 .ns snes ,h,~n
only JoOJns Trade 1ut are quito hrniy held
&c. !, Ssss e s'9 % % e:
30 30 Ha 9 Coo; 80 sPS Good s1S
rsss a'' olas: f.4. il g q ~!
s0uP..-......- 80 e4OOl
BUTTER
Receipts tor the week 30 pkgs: last week. 80 jJG pkgs
Eipots 70 Europe week 63is gs5s1J Great Sit
a1rEet is. continued uOash much slower tlan al w,e
Eyesp md ME Nc, 9e SSs C'S a 8,'@ wa 81
has helped the good ADD medu rades lod4y The supply
STATE pals sufficient quan y TO establish
to goceis Ifon sc. to Be- according To circumstance.
J0DDcis c'aho ~ 4'i5 . 1 Inv y, 10. 80, 20 nun
and demand los more Than arrives MARKS gr.dius
QnAnty sell 2Jc ana below rAhsr SLOW and tends to
I1yin 10 q. 1 more asn the goods ar, worth tompa
with the price Of FANCY. Held Creamery has sod
lots OF June uy nAAc wch have Kept we'll held at
Wiuu. 20 above 2lc. a
though good sUli OF goods
will have Of fresh
inc which judgement VIII und large trade prefer
ence Ncgy iltlo
cry arriving tins wees, Inc quality probably
24c. few half hrkn tubs cfn be picked Oul of
pts which viii proba grade as E1ras and FOR SUCH
there good demand 2jc possibly shade
PC rarely exceeded
Good LOIS selling ~ u Use Frnn dal 10, sc Il hg
he arrivals but much ncreA In tho suuDy would
cause a sarolus For line Delaware County danos
made but hear OF CneBansO
dsiTics
Creamery Dairy good demand grades
Factory held rather hrmer, but moving
fieedom tho absence OF Important demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-19
Creamery. state ana


Receipts for week, aero boxes; week S9JII Ex
ports TO Europe. 4l531. Liverpool cables. Dps Freight
by steam to Liverpool l5d2Zs. London I'd GJ2s.
Commercial 60.day bills LONDON "A sJigeS4 y /.
did not ySry much the buyer had rather advan
age. Arrivals light but nearly 90 OOl
lied IRON the previous week. this stock had
decidedly depressng influence. Thus tho mar
ket has been quiet but with
the and pretty nrn support from the country dealers
establish rather better shippers adyces
By means encouraging yet perhaps te hope
fnl, and II the plce Is not tucked too heavy fair
business can be reasonably expected.
auess parcels Of State Factory placed to-day at
aud while that figure Is still the has
deons o. sensh which warrants quoting a. an outside
boilers refuse shade llo Meiinm grades Cream
Cheese having slow sale. Night MIX skins light
supply and the home trade paving 2 for
small receipts Of Ohio hat and pretty good Southern
man make higher and rul market Fine Fancy parcels
selling At Arrivals Creamery Skins include
occasional good lot which promptly taken
by home Trade considerably above the figures
quoted But average quaint tbs market shows only
slight that largely OF tile Cheese
shOWing IN cOUler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-19

LIVE STOCK MARKErS-BY rELEdRAPH
CHICAGO Sept ls- The Dropers Journal reports Hogs
Receipts 10000 shipments 1000 market very weak anu
lower: Packing 4O0f4 Us; Packing ana shipping
81 % Light "A 65sS5; skips " o00s4 Ao closed very
cse-.Receipts 5000 shipments 1900, market quiet and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-19
ststs ., Factory, aancy

Fnii cresiaColTd .io4sll
DO. no. White. GIL
DO. do. Cool 10 Fine. 90 a l0i.
DO. Far 10 Good $40 ~
Do. Night MIX skins 5 o %.
Ohio Factory Flaia
kils 10 Fancy Mid 10 sl0t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-19

ReceiDts for tho .lj2 bale7; last week 1.3lS
Export. Tho 1@i bales Tho arrivals Of state
HOsare still Of tho early seeding varieties ard they are
coming forward faster than the truce can use them Tue
20 sell Il ge3tcr this week than last ana the indf
ference shown by ycr- IL causing very weak market
Best lots offered ~ 2Jc hear OF pretty
ID ots ing at 20 d2ic ordinary quality offering as low
ruc Acdrings Light stock and vi hen wanted bring
strong prices 10 SOC choice lots rho country
markets Irregular, b"t gene ally tending downward
refuse 10 sell tho at The prices DID which
aboh 20 2lc Tor the 81 growths Parties
the iAteOr The state great differ
quality The bunk Of The crop flng below usual
siInda o good there VII bc plenty OF very Inferior Hops
and comparative few choice lots
state Scodlngs 1883. % Do crop OF 1891 %
stale ChD'cc lSS1... % 40 California, 1857
DO, Ordinary 10 Prime - n -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-19


METALs-whils American Pig Iron has been quiet In a
Legitimate Increased speculative interest i'm
parted OF activity at times though the course
of prices scotch Pig is sti
and the bulk arrivals gong rto store We quotes
American rig NO. S2k9S23 60 Foundry No z. $40 200
S2 GRAY forge SIS 90. scotch Pig kgnton. Szl;
caTnbros. s22Ss32 90, GengaTnock s2za$2z 90; sum.
merlse s22 6DQS23 Coieness, S3 s0 Garsherr1e So
So So; L2ngioan. S23 30; Dalmeington $50 1881;
English Pig been more active Late sales embrace 20
OOJ tons; private terms quoted S2l speegcisen
dnI. steei Rails duil, as all OF this years
SJ7 Eastern mills Old Iron Rails are sell.
ing msdeay at S3 90 for s scrap Iron Is IRREGULAR and
du at s2 Sl6 for exceptional LOTS fngOt
Copper sold fairly l5isc. for Lake and tb0l4tc for
ported Pig Tin quiet &c ~ &c for straits and 20 re
ior Ensiisb. lin Plates have sod In a mol.
srats iobbinr way at unchanged prices Lead
was nsr and In fair at 4S5c Tor common and
nnsi spsitsr firm az for Domestic and heslan
respectively Change .edy: Iron barely steady ss s
LOG do d. February 81 90, 100 tons do do Feb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-19
jfe Cream

Are Dream
HORIZONS ICE CREAM.
ALWAYS PURE and DELlCroUA
Patent supsrirozsn BRICKS OF ZOE CREAM
To carry homo; viii keep hard hceSi ~ one.
DEPoT3t
soo Sshays. 1855 Brosdwsy. rs ChAtAensh. lie Has4
l26thSt, n. Z, aud as Yultsnss. Brookivn
Cost ano fonno.
I OST.-Bank Book, No. sos, $50, Bank for
ricase return book TO bank.
I OST.-Ban hook No. 49, ITO, issued by the
Ia FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK. New-york to JOHN
West 17th.sI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-19

Receipts FOR tne weck-Dn
Lag pkg,.; Pecans, . pkgs.
pkgs. Aupiea An only 10 odera
Inald ard held iImer. Exc
VapOrate or Sun.dried mig
bat our figures are iair for "
Peeled Peaches having some
loN iryht reported a. high a.
Il the usual rate. UnDeeled
selling al al freely. Sun-dIi
very strong. outside guOt8ti,
fruit. small fruits generally
de maud Father 8 Ow at the m,
ply. higher and firm. Pecans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-19

Louise BoDne dc
jersey. .tl w a. "
Plums, Groen Gage. .ooo
bDl.-------...s.'s uuSO w
DR. crate. OOD 90.
LOmbard.pr Dbl. =. j 0O14 90
Qusckenboss, per
ciate- ---.- $3.50. L SsW "a ~
Fancy per d.. LOG IL
Grapes,
Concord. Up. Jer.
sew, per De-. SO 4
Concord, Upriyer
per b-.-..... SO =
Delaware; per ID. 100 10
WstermelOns. Nan.
ucOke. per 100. u 90 92O 90
WatcrnelOns, Jer-
soy Stripes, per -
lUD- III UOU - w
WatefmelOnS. Jer.
soy Back span
ish. per 100 80. 3 GOA ~ OO
Culls. Der 100 -. 3 OOG . %
Muskmelons, Hack
en- scA ,per bbl.- l 50Dl 70
Report. pes Dbl. 1901 20
AND NUTq-DRIED.
d " uits. 1850 pkgs.; Peanuts,
Exports Of Dned Apples, IL
fe supply, meeting a goOi de-
.puOnally fancy lots OF either
Il slightly exceed quotations
IOlesale business. EyapOrated
iduiry and a sale OF fancy vel.
Sc. for choice quality 20 d21c.
Held with confidence but not
III Peaches i'm small sup ply and
n, have been made on fancy
Unchanged In price, with the
mcnt. Peanuts III light sup
steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-19
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LvrsrooI. Sept Bacon Short Rib dull at42 Long
lear Gull at 5sjd short CIe2T dull 5000 Shoulders
ial At sled Lard, Prime Western hrmcr at 42 Cheese
American dull 52L Wheat No. Spring. dull al
"a Winter New Western dull a.S6d Corn, Mixed ew
erner az ga I'd.
LONDON Sept. -Produee-Re1ned Petroleum, Gao
Ia per gal IAnsesd OIL &l8G&l0 lO per ton. Spirits OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-19

Acid-HIde OF All kindsi Light. 2Oh2a2l q Middle IA
AA2; Heavy, 23Ia02Gi Good damaged. 2O2@Z22
The daily gazette., 1883-07-27
DEAFNESS AND NOISES IN THE HEAD


advertised
this pleased
fer not their
The daily gazette., 1883-07-27
THE SCIENTIFIU TREATMENT CATARRH
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The daily gazette., 1883-07-27
MoruER,s SONG.
william Higgs.
sweet.

,.orc dark and dreary, sweet,
The da%,Es1eatening clouds go Dyi
And .p,v%csw nvre erow aweary, sweet,
NJ Eeh"s - he sky, my sweet,
0l gallAR ,'.,.sr -, .. slar doth rse;
Wbere, ,an,. nr should hide in the outward ude,
Tb'uSh nr .rnd il in thine eyes, l. sweet
IT. Ict ipg me- lind 1t n hine eyes
...4 hath grown awoar ;swee
N.Y. gc nt6af shows no goal;
Ol nossina hours strike drea y, sweep,
And w ces,,l tc human Oal.
W. ~" desolat". sweet, my sweet,
D,l -! !.Ue While / Ihave thee, -.
MY; Ib ,bc .lnews start in my aching heart
Thougn ..'s s' Itself should foe. my sweet
A9G ,ad r,ason itself should hee.
.,,,.., oloscr. ay. closer, q sweet, my sweet!
CnIt Cnrss ,,rr.sllrc doth case my pam, -.
AZ, A9,. ,Ds pathway OF life again =
" pnp ,m' 10 ind IN thy Erasping hands,
Conlgn,th ,hn law oi thy dawnlng kiss,
Huu su,o', ", Ia lure mc through SUM less lands,
pvac'm isrd no more than this, y sweet !!
Hnlg HIiIifa PROMISED no more than this.
The daily gazette., 1883-07-27
In the citvof Lou1svILLR, 81,
JULY DRAWING.

l, bllEe W
WHOLE TICKETS, ~. HALF TISAE1F l.
q Tickets, $50; 55 Tickets, slUO.
Remit Money or Bank Draft in Letter, o. send
ny Express. Don't send by Registered Letter OF
Post Ofice Order. orders OF e6 and upward by
Express, can be sent at our expense. Address an
orders 70 L, NJ. rOARDMAN, 'sOurier-Jcnrna
pr.t'hf~p f.Nsto~ih- -
The daily gazette., 1883-07-27
HAY-FEVER

APPLY by the little finger into
the nOstris. BY absorption 1t eff
fectually cleansGs the na7al passages OF
catarrhal virus causing healthy secretiOns. II
allays Inflammation, protects the membrane
Innings Of the head from additional colds com
petey heals the sores and restores the sense OF
taste and smell beneficial results are realized
bya W applications. A thorough treatment
will cure UnequRled for colds In head. Agree
able TO Send fbT circular. Sold by druggists.
By mail 5)c. pacHage-stamps.
ELYfS CREAM BALM CO.,
decl5-rn. w, fe~ Os,veRo N. Y.
The daily gazette., 1883-07-27

Who Doubts q Statement Made by Gen'ls
BeaureVar and Early Over Their Own
signatures
It is easy to carp at successes and accuse of
dishonesty those whose moral character for in
tegrity, veracity and fair dealing are as unsul-
lied as the driven snow. Now, in reply to some
cavillers, actuated by motives easily seen
through, Genls q. L. Beauregard. of La, and
Jubal "A. ;Ehrly of Va. reaffirm md publish to
the whole world, over their own autographic
signatures, that they in person manage and
control all the monthly and semi-annual draw
ings of The Louisiana State Lottery, and the
same are condueted with honesty, fairness and
good faith toward all parties.
The daily gazette., 1883-07-27

A POSITIVE CURE Only Two Bottles.
FOR
The daily gazette., 1883-07-27
t4EUMATisM ARc couT CURED

When establish by a chain of evidence
- ca every inquiry but makes stronger, that N
ave tir OHip raj or radical remedy for Rheumatb
ri orders and Hut that evidence within the reach
# every sufferer ioits0h money and tCiLbOut price
lain that no one but the fool Will turn TO IL 1ea
ar, or close his eyes 10 the Siod ndings bring
his bgl ted life In justice to us, to you, to YOU
lenendent fhmiies and to tha consummation OF You
hs . ambition beinre YOU we're stFickcn down b,
disease. We ask vow to go with US for few moment
- ~" "cr,c oi scEne who mare drank of the puter
. E,Js now full Of the joy of hAdlh. ready
tell TO the world their glad experience We viii give
you false statement and nuke no assertion whlCb
annot by proper inquiry lby letter or ! rsngl
ffiends) be pEobae Is the bottom and found 10 be f
" truth
amdrs hunfrods tsd p-eseh. spsse allows To refer
c Nj asriilk ils ymouh St. Braokiyn' sister Vuneia
Ghrsnic rheumatism many ycars.
Mr.. HasU ngs 29a learl b. Hnp4aFA-Bessre Bh.anat
D.. Ueemmerer y" Snts 81 Broohi-s Asuts auo
Ao.hsqr a6s uiG S. BrooayA --soiasSA Rheumatl.n
FeaFs-hAd sEpendtd over AI1G in other ae1oiDes
:. NeviA a. -slnd Avenue brooklyn Chronic shsama
r hayla1d ass Bhub7idss ST. Brooklyn AGATE InhAn
aA,ory aud OeroDis Rheumatism and very bad Chronic
PlkinstOr Isss sash b.. Broohys-Asa.s and ChrOai
2heumatsm sor years. hed tried everything
Or. Goodrich, NaH dDrE City-Ch-unis RheursatiaIl
hre Williamson. " Nrovs D.. Hev 6orh-terribe sou<
tshammAiOry Rhenuati1m yeFs fingers 1nisnte1 b. Il
MT Dixon lAa wess b. NeS Work hssais asryoPi Rkeu
oap. sstesr woah lea sOaA b., Res XOrh- -Oarssls
y Abrams II aTe-pNhs A,., New ssrh -Oh,suis 8tea
Jadge c,oaarnar y OAssana Av, gsrssy City 4rsoI.
Bssumaftsu 9eterai IeAsa
rhs getemen kRow uaany shers cured By oa
q O. Of Fuassm Dyspepsia liver and KsdnsI lisodsrl
Now this matter deserves aaasntssn or vvfts us for
rnr RI with fncE particulars and Fn1 vii DAaas tha dag
ycr 'his advertisements.
aAsrsaDlr, Adams a Co.. 90 AsaAraaAn Ave,
EeIdkslgsn. sIIl nos NsyetIA9m SaSeo Ha-Ns @
The daily gazette., 1883-07-27
HAY-FEVER.

have suffered for
eight wears with
Hay Fever, during
July, August and
september. In July
| resOrted to Ely
Cream Balm, have
been entirely free
from the fever since
the iir- duplication.
l can r comment IL
as y enre. EDWARD
HILHMAN, Vt the
New Jersey State
Arsenal at Trenton.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-11-08
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-11-08

my decision, and on my shoulders
should fail whatever Of responsibility
attached to the disObedience Of orders.
You know the lnexOrable military iatT
Is. 10 ask no questions, obey all orders
and accept consequences ] knew
that IN my movement was a failure my
Judgment mistaken, nothing less than
oourt-maFtial and death awaited me
But the battle was on and every fiber
IN me said was wanted We burned
fhe bridge and marched by the can
mons sound 70 Thomas aid. Through
corn fields, thickets and oak woods
we made a fearful tramp. for no man
IN the command knew the country,
and our only guide was the eannOns'
boom. When / reported TO Thomas
be vas In despair at the loss Of the
key 20 his position, which had just
been captured by Gen. Hindman's
rebel corps. The place was indicated
10 me BY q fash Of guns and q rattle Of
canister on the dry leaves Of a tree
under which Thomas and l stood. IL
was a steep ascent, with a densely peO-
pied crescent ridge that lay before Us.
There was q forbldding thicket and
an oak forest between Us and the belt
Of rocks that marked the edge Of a
broad plateau on which the enemy
was iubilant with victory. There,
there. said Thomas as the guns flashed
again, Now, you see their exact posi-
ton. You must take that ridge My
reply was 'I'll do it, In thirty min-
utes after we reached the field we were
storming the rock Of Chickaiuauga- Il
was an awful contest up that slope,
every foot Of which was planted with
death.
1--WE went in with 1900 men, and
only 1000 reported for duty at the
next muster. We went up, up, up till
we reached the summit, and planted
ourselves there TO stay. II was q ter
rible hot plsce, and we made the pla-
tpau lake Of blood before we drove
Hindman back. I rode back and re-
ported 10 Thomas. ] was bloody fTOm
head 10 foot. He elasped my hand,
and said with great emotion, Gen.
Steadmaa, you have saved my army
I got my stars not long afterward, and
that's about all there was Of It. Yes,
Il was q big risk I ran but l was
right, and I knew it.
As he rode to battle that day he met
Gen. Granger, who said feelingly,
''Sted, old boy, it's going to be d-d
hot in there. Ifanything should hap
pen, have you any requests 10 make OF
me ?" The vein Of sentiment was run
ming deep in the questioner's heart,
but the practical soldier responded in
words that have since been memOra-
| BILE:
ayes, Gen. Granger; II I fall in the
fight, please see my body deeently
buried and my name correctly spelled
In the newspaper" and he deliber-
ately spelled it.