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The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-24

e., much nas been AID about
Blame. .u,cmIertnce by people Who
are not posted, that we feel dl-pu-ci
70 syr tie contents Of = private ieusr
received ~ Rev. &. W. Spr,ngsT. su-
r~pr.n.autaut 81 schools uf Webster
county. w5j.h he received on the 81
in-l rom Nelson Dinciey. editor of ihs
Lewiston fIel Journal. aal Past Graut
Worthy Ci.ie: Tempias of Maine We
append tie letter which explains itself
L.EwIsGoS. Nj Oct l.. Issi
c. W SpElN5Ra, E.-2- ~ DaIr So.
Your le.Jar OF inquiry i received,
= T., -lli.cien, - sty al Mr. B.aine
that nearly All the pEohib,tpui>ts al
Maine. who know nin best, have Gu
tire confidence "a Nun ~ u temper
aure man. - viii support him. The
secretary q. IN. Name state commit
tee. Who writes about Mr.. Blaine rep.
ucAlion ia giving brilliant wine parties.
J. a Young man who - secretary al tn4
Independents prohibitpry party IA TIN
state. winch j. repudit;ci hy - out %.
100 of thr prohih!uonl-tS ~ Name. and
ms statement J. made without any
knowledge OF the subject. and l. up.
worthy az i moment consideration.
When such men - Gen. Neal Dow,
Ey-t,ov. Pernam. Rev. -. H. Randall
President Cheney. aud all our other
leading temperance men, who IIvt
near Nj. Blaine, and know his person
al habits, earnestly support him, u
ou.ht 10 be- sufficient Ia a>-ur temper
ance men elsewhere. Truly yours.
y. DINGLEY, JK.
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Flour and Feed store.

The undersigned hiss opened 4 -four
and feed store in Luz new brick
hsoek on Webster street. near TIE
ssl 4 faa iiae1t ;ae o.rss. 1s-zs-s
OF f8ar C1astantty "a 1Ras AS =
f.e A~s5r;nssnt g stes sHi COO
s.e.iasMr Cali ae9ae eaoxu
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Ncx~ss~nnny
On Thursday S~-

mxNR
pie came 10 ti.e city %
Nsude5son speak The rink -
eroxdel 18Th peer'e IL all pclitscsi
fsi,hs. ana - the Senator dsssassd the
several important political ss.nes he
sa- listened q with great attention,
lie Z. a forfeit e ssd lsgicsl ;siker and
back LII ssser,ioss with the moot cOu-
yinriuy arguments. lie drUs Tel 81
t.e u!al tieou- ia Eesat!Dn Ia the ar
Il. question v;4Ieh democratic ABa anti
monopoly speaker have hesn IarAd-
irs before tie people ~ -ncn aS''nlHn<
terms. Ever . present -repri
rrry much plessd Win the spec
DwIng - toe iA,enes- ol the hnor sec
ar. compelled "a speak OF tie meeting
in bret. balt uiuc 70 { . lay ,l.At SenA-
tor Manderslns -peech Ms oI the true
blue Kind and a grand .uccs~s
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-24

ALI. kinds Of dre~- goods. embracing
silks, atIns, velvet. eashmere-. "s,i
half wool. cotton. calico, etc, At Af'
N.xbru.s ii4f
SHEEP for sale. Inquire o. Cha
s.ey. Red Cloud. ll-5
4 endless ysrie.- of white and red
3 a. Mr.. NeShVuses- ilAu
ew lot of embroiderie-. lace, ssd
T., at Mr.. Ne.hoa-e. il@u
lpride Of Blue Hill aour = TAX
lead Wherever introduced.
1. A, Brsibrooss .tudio and see
? large portraits ne = making. III
.ApiEs' hose and underwear ~ Ms.
shoase. 10 endless quantities. Ia
j. LErsoS has TIE pride Of Blue
iI-a
rs Of ali qualities and colors Al
Newbous@s. ii-tf
IL rot are thinking Of making you
fathes, mother, sister. brother. yos5'
cousin or your ann. q Cbri-,mxs .re-
ent call At Brsdhrooks gallery and Sc
Tor a large portrait liza
Do SoT wait 30 see who Is elected
president for IL tases time and sunliZh
10 make those large portraits s-n get
ing up. r. Braib.ooE. the 4th aysnaI
photographer il-H
MEs. xEwaa--E has for sale ID.
warners celebrated beAl.h cs5rssi. ID.
S,higiers corset aud the Duplex. =,
kaow'ed.ed 20 be the test in IN
make Il-ff
Ga 20 s.. < Fse ree Geo
CT sa-gasfs w<sry - -
tae ~ afs- - tae
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CITY BREtlTiRS

p. A. BEAcuY was in Beatrice this
week.
j. 5. TITLES went to Iowa this
week.
W. HARRIS took his herd of ponies
to Salem to winter.
Mrs. Cox. of Beatrice. is a guest of
nrs. A 5 Marsh.
Roy HUTCHINSON Is preparing to
build his new house.
JAKE ESTER is Supremacy happy. It's
3 a girl and il standard weight.
TIE spire al the Baptist Church has
been handsomely painted.
II. l.. THOMAS has bought the three
vacant lots west of his residence
REV. MR. WILLS preached ut the
Congregational Church, Sunday.
Nix. WALLACE, OF White Rock, Kan
sas was a pleasant caller on Saturday
This evening there will be n social ut
Mrs. Mi,chells. All are invited TO at
tend.
: Mis-. J II FERMAN has been laid up
With inhamatory rheumatism for tw o
: weeks.
ID. +. ATKINSON wishes to return
thanks TO all who assisted him during
the illness of his wife.
We are indebted tn w. II. Cook for
some fine Missouri apples. He has
,bon, i'm lnrua Quantities
THERE was a big time at Guide Rock
Wednesday. 1t was the occasion of
he opening of the rink in that place,
AT McIntosh's sale on Saturday ev-
erything went off ut good prices, Cat
tie, calves and Horses were sold Ing &.
MARY EsTELLE, q daughter Of } +
smith. died this week. Rev. c. i.
Lenfest attic nded the funeral Monday.
Thieves are getting thick in some
psrts of the state, and IT would not be
a bad idea to keep your windows fast
sned.
A CERTAIN house, not more than n
thousand miles from Red Cloud. had
the windows brok ell out II night re
Gently.
Mrs. j. G. ALLEN has gone on an
extended -isit to Chicago and Cincin.
natti. She will be gone about TIVE
months.
w. II. THOMAS. living on Elm Creek
and wife, were married twenty-five
wears Oh the sS:h. The occasion was
, duly observed.
Mn. ID. C. METcALF has gone mp iht
Valley for the purpose of trapping. lie
will build a fat-boat and float down the
river To Red Cloud.
The Red Cloud Quartet will give an
other of their series of social hops a
the rink on next Friday evening, Oct
81. THE CHIEF wishes the RCQsuc'
cess.
EB WARMER pulled six Sugar beets
= this week that weighed LOB pounds.
Can some one do better than that
They average a little over seventeen
pounds each
1HE htpluiiSSii ih"yf.
will average 5000. which will make
gain of nearly 81 900. In West Nir
, GINA the republicans gained l2,Oo
votes. Not so bad.
l.. III. Rust went to Crete this weei
to select his nursery stock. MIR. Ru-'
has sold a large noun of stock IL
Webster county, and proposes to Sc
An that his patrons get good goods.
CM STOREY has taken the agenc.
for tn. Guide Rock -four. He has pu
it down to hard pan prices. He is nov
permanently located in Lutz' new
) brick building. First-class flour st go
per sack.
HosFoRD & YOU'VE received on
q shipment of their famous Plymouth
.ck chickens on Wednesday, Octobe
%. They are now breaking groun'
for their buildings in their yards south
west of the city.
]. D. SYPHRIr and James Brogan,
Louisa county, Iowa, were In he
Cloud this week. Mr.. S. ard B- wer
on q lana trade. These ge,ltieteea NJ
CID friends OF Frei and Geo. dumme'
These gentlemen are highly please
viii :ne FL Dorado of .1e west
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Mrs. CE FeHn~oa

Is now prepared TO give lessons
broidery. She teaches plush. a
sumacn, and many ether desy
srtche-. Prices reasonable. Rec
three doors south of A. j. KEN
She also does stamping To order. =
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IL a small town in eastern Iowa, the

II small town IN eastern Iowa, the
young men Of the place have formed 4
club tor the purpose of Obtaining each
member Il gold watch ~ al expense
tina is hardly felt by any of d meni-
bers. Zach member contributes one
dollar per week and thea los are
drawn aud the one receiving The lucky
number i entitled 20 tie watch and so
! On in a ike manner until a. have re-
ceived a watch. Now, l. III aiiace, OF
this city mas made al the necessary
arrangements 10, furnish watches ri
even a much smaller expense n
without the fear of some dishonest per-
sou falling out Of a club or THIS KIND
and making douhie expense on The
remainder. He proposes o furnish
watches 10 all responsible parties al
payments OF one ,iois1r per week and III
this n saving a.. the expense d
feraaing and maintaining such a crh,
alSo parties 8o Dos nsya 70 @s1s SEER
gra nav not for six aleanS
Cal Oh EasH ard ~ an ex2is.s las
seraress@ rsp nshnner u psou'
II t,fls usee i2
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-24

~terta;uct 4 number .! irIeIds heh4ay
REMEslBER the prizes offered 10 pur
chaser ut the Golden Eagle clothing
.tore.
\. LlspLgY !, now comfortably =itu-
a,ed in hi. new quarters in Banns old
.,aud.
! MARK has been building = store
room for Orunsiy & Dickerrou, near
tie depot.
Tne mex, meeting Of the Woman
Relief Corps will be on MONDAY, Noy.
81. at 30.
ORR next senator. j B Skinner, Of
Hardy. paid Tne CHIEF n pleasant call
on Thursday.
RUBBER boot, aud shoes fr men. .
women. and children, a. the Golden
Eagle clothing store.
Yor are -ure TO get fun value fo7
your money At the square dealing oHe
price clothing house.
DoS'r forget tie big SKATE at the
rink next Tue,d : night. Don't stay
await viii be lot "i fun.
M. JoHS Mitchell and wife, rela-
tive Of our worthy county clerk, from
| Dakota county. Nebraska, are il the
! city.
IVES sHIREY. agent Of the Sioux
CITY nursery has received his invoice Of
trees. They are fine and in good co"di-
| ton.
READ what the Chicago Tuno says
OF the democratic party. Tie Tmesi /,
"A democratic paper and knows whereof
il speaks.
Ask your grocer for The pride Of
Blue Hill flour. If he don't keep il
Won can get it Of VIM. Lctson, :. '
Ludlow or W. Il. Pursell. l'-tf
w. VI. DICKERsov, who has recently
returned from Denver, showed this Of
flee n fine picture Of some of the pref
test scenery in the mountains.
:. F SroKEsuELD * having an addi-
ton built to his bakery. J. II. Fer
- o.-.o.;u .
r.n nn;m ta uu;nn ,am,,.o
-. n..;,rIr..l
prayer "I'e'lhH II '"e h'P'S' '''''''
"Wednesday, October %, at2:3o, p IN
also AT : 80. m, hv order D! the ma
,io,ar wCTT
,,a tho
TWIN pa! YOU 'to "" '.
corner aEd buy your winter supply
clothing. boots. shoes. underwear,
glov"-, hats and caps, "i me "'''.eh
"agle clothing store.
OvE&coATS ,Ir men. SD u up
wards: suits i 81 and upwards: scarlet
WOODEN underwear, '5ct- AMI upwards;
won.cm socks - cents and upwards, at
the Golden Eagle clothing store.
T,,vrxc .L,p, corn ~,i.oI IN W.h-
W, - 49,
N''' ''"'"H' ~
some sod corn WHICH We nave on eN-
hibi,ion. that : among the best We
h,ye sfeu T. waa ,,lanted in June
-. IL
"'.u - - f'''"'F "''' o''' " ~
~ II r,,- I,,,..I ~ p ,h.'s ola
#. -,
s'an'' i'cd ,I'"''' i now P''p'Fe' .
d"ll;cr goods free {" all parts oi the
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-24

He COT sCARED.-The other night
one of our brave young mel retired
To his couch 10 sleep. There would
be othlng strange about such a cir
cum-tance, onl that the young man,
alter having dreamed peacefully ior
awhile, suddenly awoke anu demanded
Of a fellow bein-. whats that noise,
"Oh. nothing but rats" said ne. lie
quleted down. Again the same mys'
ferrous noise was heard. MS time
the said V. m. secured his revolver, aud
with the courage OF = David stepped
ont 10 battle with his supposed burglar,
when 10, he discovered that the sup
posed burglars were only rat, playing
.eauifog between the walls of MS apart
ments. he set up the cigars AFTER q
/, hearty laugh at his W expense
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-24

Az ACCIpENT.-One day last week
George iIc.iiebowcr, Youngest son oi
DAVID Holliebower, living near thls
city. WAS run over by Mr.. E,niGh's
team and badly injured, II wheel .!
iae wagon passing over the child :
body. The little boy WAS out dools
PLAYING ut the time, and was no Oh
served 10y the driver until the accident
occurred. Dr. Hall WAS called and all
ministered TO tl4e wants oil the iIttle-je.-
low WHO it i. hoped VIII speedily Ie-
cover from the injuries 'eceiSed. lie
is about three year, old.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-24

CoNIUGAL BLISs.-On last Wednes-
day afternoon. Mir. Edward BOhInan.
OF the hrm oi Gate, ~ Bohan.a, pro-
p,icturs az the east side meat market
and wei. kn ,Nn To GU citizens. was hap
.,!y unite. in maria II M Hette
smith, a promincnt young iAGy htd
Cloud and daughter Of MIR. III. smith.
The Young couple have the conSrAtn-
iauons o .their many friends for u long
and unmi,i.a,ed life of pleasure over
the matrimonial sea. THE CHIEF
wishes ihem joy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-24

H@@ >@~ &@ ~ ss
Bard snst psss9&as 81 z IS
J. q sussk. , l. Mes. ~aaass
suznssbasavrs. J 4. b@yas. wzass
cl-fA. prvsSaL
+ ara ~prz~wi~i ts ssak R~a 10
raccs ~ ; Haas - ArsA~s~. Nsa
gsatEActpg 10 stA@sne re fssafe s-E
bridge asa mAssFlsI to B. 4sr3 . 49,
c~onssrscissa Is ths spas ce 80 s
&ers.s lAs nsPassa@s r.tsf. As
fOs stla .sa Has1g. asa a4s.as 20
c-4gsa = tesGfzm srs8 sNsl ia
aAsss thAs BE- "a. sszg 49, t.
asas ihsus. tse AsAsJ tssa sieaag e
matter Asj r%stara~si go A-4 ,
bsAa aaloarsvI e. "a lisa. ~&
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-24
Heath Of W 4 Batter.

We take the following Item from the
RicrrioH Eaterprse:
". 4. Butter. the victim of the I'M
fortunate accident on september 20,
died ut his home on Tuesday last,
from the effects of the wound. He
passed away very quietly, his strength
having been failing for some time.
The funeral services were conducted
under the ausl ices OF the Roman
Catholic Church. the Priest delivering
q very ~eilcct.Ve >ern!on over the re-
mains. AFTER uls !ccease u coroncrs
,.ry Was called du! nU .nhnest was
Ieid. We APPEND toe verdict the
closing scene ol one Of ;he most horn
bic tragode- IN tae history 1T cur lit
tie village. The per- Oh "Io can not
draw Us u'yn moral from tbs terri IhIe
accident is incapable OF seeing II II
presented by another, or of Icing ben
elite! hv toe lesson the circumstances
winch -U.r,Jud TINS disastrous ALTAR
suggests. iue following = the verdict
a tue CORONER Iury: A. an INQUEST
ton holden IN EIveTton, IN FrdENi!H
county. ON the 18th day OF OJt"bcr, =.
ID. IsSi. before me, \. }. Weston, cor
Oucr of sad CJunty, upon he body OF
". \. Batter, iyiug dead, by the JURY
Who. tmc are hereto subscribed,
the SAID jurors OH their oath DO ,sy ".
!. Batter came to uIa de n Oh Jctp-
bel l4th. 1851. ttom lie ei!cr:- "f a
pistol shot hr.i on lie2j h day of SCI =
lcmHer, 1854, ~ 'lax t.omotn, IN the
>saloon OF storey Il Carrier, IA the
t>xu of Eiverton, county OF franklin,
and s>~te ot Nebraska; that SAID shoot
ing VA, a~dcutai but the result al
~incxcusabic carele>>ne-s; and thaI
! there Was 10 criminal intent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-24

i,s3 Ca&f Nss e. g. ~G
IIs.fa lst. .asas IS Ausa sas
D. T. SAITH ; l. Nlsef. ~
slrr. J 4 ssafta vafk
Afuuiu. Fv@ sa8 aaseI
Bst~,a IT l. = i-sa. , / .as.
Esso pF-,-ises a]P.ussrs 4a.i alis@.
clA5us atJsi~i zai aeL -s
j. % Cbaut=-fsssa Asstf Hr, A1l
4. N It-sfAu } l..
Repair % >s Wcst. ) / Re-.
Cral. presnst iite. ass
to ga a e. Aaet. NA s~ns l.
D~.us-grI. S. ID. p \ Asa a IL .
NJ Mssna- Il a.. Aad >4aaue. Me-. j
l..
Tae { l.uaius chains zsslsti ar1 a.
i0~si. AAt sagr..ts ouisrs3 g. 81
drasu 80 las grarTa. luri S.
thc sAfnr.
81 F--..H a.. rs.a. faee - 4
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-24

The ~su.iu~lu2 cisitu. ~egv aGillrl
aud A.ips.d. aud warrants uri,tr,i -
bv drasu oH iAu county read i4Aa !as
iAc saiac.
F.. Iemplvton Bros * Co. bridge material
to IL IL. NJ. Sii' 80
Piatt and Trres. tujge material - SO
Board ordered tnat "a appropriate
-! thirteen l.I3l dollars Vr - mU,h
thereof n May 10. necessary, is hrs'tt
made Ia purchases mat,usi - bussa =
b1Isu on thu ea,: tugk at iialke. cr"e-,
bctN cen Se,. - aud II, !. i 4H
road district NJ. 70. Webster 4 81 Srb
Board ct Ca Cuynmi>,ipn"Ts uua
took up tho petition for n pub.s' rusd
n /. /, K IL, signed by Aincr Bros q.
/ j. l.. Elliott. j. -. ChauGeriig. \ j.
Iomliu-uu. G.. ". kairy. and others
aud the uYtiec. oath aud report 81: specs.
nal ruai COMMISSIONS. Chas. L. Byssc
ON said ROAD. The same having hecu
flied Juiy stl. lS>i. and alter due r"n-
siderat.ou. Ladiug tke petition appoint
meat gnd report ~ special ruat cpM-
missioner. and publication oi ~aii f"ai
ia nc~corlAuce 9th tie las. = sgtst IN"
petition. and hc.eb, order tn -sii TOa!
to BE- established aud sarated. a. lsr
PRAYER oi .aId petition. aud said road
To- br opened iIf public use.
Gains Ut j. II. Mo.ena VI ID ani x
4. Piinry Up. referred back e. L IL
Wh.iney Up. tor iuss-ls precinct. "a
bs returned To thc board accompanied
by aresalar report q! toe justice oi the
peace.
Claims Of J. W. Davis. !. I. Grimes.
/. i. S~pickrluivT "a. -. g l.. blaUn"t
and J. 81. Mo,ena. II d. referred 10 ,
; &. Buschow J.P.. ioT Poisdam precinct.
for correction aud neS report i~nsigi.ug
al IA. claims property Gn'isT h5s care.
Claims al B,utg Il Ii~llnsr. aud J. III.
: r. own refer ed To- T.. q. Parker Jf
Gt Ide Rock precinct for iull report ac'
Col ding % l,S.
lain of Piait Il Frees for briigs
material Tor RID. No. !. referred a.
Thomas AnIerson. @ III. X ID. No 7. i"i
correction aud stat.mcui As tn "netbeI
said bridge j. completed or not.
Claims of Nhitien Bros, tanheli q
Parker and j. " Wrhitea referred q
John Mcosllum, county c"mm'-'oDef,
with order So max. "a iull report 10 ih'
board ~ the ntNi nsffithr
County CLERK instructed 10 refer fh'
petition for u new road district Ia i"~t
/. range 10. Webster county. Nebraska
To the petitioners and have them STATE
why sections - and -. tosn ]. rsug'
IO. should not be Included in the rOa'
district asked Tor.
COunly clerk instructed "a notify ID
petitioners for n public road ri1nnln.
through the center Of section -. tos
/. 4. range 9. to attend - i1s payment "
damages a. per grant OF said r"ai p.
county commissioners on August INa
1884. the tiue for payment ~ hsseb
+. extended 20 December lat. 1854. sf'i
not complied with by tsA: time. the ~
tigion will be rejected
Couuiy clerk instructed 10 Soii
VIM. SburlEan. Esg.. that the i'nie ~
the pas for toe ezp"ssa % iocs
= ;in- the road b. sud o,asss P%eii;'"ns
] for in town /. range :. IL extended
y December lat. iss3. and unics- be So
7 tie, the ssme by that time. his petliiO
: will be rejected.
. The bBildiag Of Sidewalk along N
= south side oi The court boHse sgusf
! referred TO J. L. Miller. county con
missioner.
c Board adjourned TO Nov. 10. 1884
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-24

DosT- Fca5rv rms rrxrx
oSg Doos zsx OF
G&rDxpp ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-24
Jeweler

Is now receiving his Holiday Stock
which FOR variety and eHoensnco
In every respect beats any line OF
Jewo.ry ever brought 20 thls city.
embraces compIsts limo OF
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-24

IN n y - y - u . ~
Just arrived. ~ dAys and , hours
voyage from san Francisco. IA thus
gocs on next steamer. | VIII have to
close far tie present. so H. 20 be able
10 get tia. on the L. ;. Mail steamer.
l. ID DENNEY, VI. ID.
The National tribune., 1884-03-06

but I assure Comrade Mcclellan that z. w.
Johnson's division of McCooiS's corps were not
driven off until Sunday afternoon about 4
o'clock, when the whole army, or what there
was left of it, was forced to retire We were
very holly engaged when we got the order to
fall back, but were holding our ground, and it
was with reluctance we obeyed it; but when
we started we went as fast as our legs could
take u.s. as the Johnnies were only about fifty
yards behind u.s. When we had fallen back
about 200 yards we saw what was the matter
The rebs had broken both our TANKS and were
driving them in on the double-quick and in
fifteen minutes more we would have been COM
pletely surrounded.-sI can yet see Steedman's
division coming in. It was grand sight Our
brigade was composed of the 9TH Kentucky. 9th
Indiana, LIST and 93d Ohio, commanded by Col.
p. p. Baldwin, of the 9th Indiana. He was killed
on Saturday evening, and Col. w. w. Berry, of
the 9th Kentucky, thereafter commanded it
until the reorganization, when Hazen took
command. The other two brigades were conf
manded by Which and Beatty. Our colonel
was killed, our Northumberland wounded,
and the writer was struck in the forehead with
a canister and knocked down by the explosion
of a caisson. GEORGE PREssLER,
SOMERSET, IND. Co. X, 93d o. v. I.
The National tribune., 1884-03-06
PENF1ELp. N. Y,
General casey's Daring at Fair Oaks.

To the Editor NATIONAL TRIBUNE:
| have been greatly interested in the articles
contributed by General Howard He seems to
be thoroughly conyersant with his subject and
very just in its discussion. | have 10 desire
to criticise but simply wish to add one Incl
dent that transpired during the battle of Fair
Oaks, to the honor of that glorious old hero,
General Silas Casey.
After the first attack, in which the 65th regi-
ment of New York State volunteers had almost
annihilated the Confederate brigade Rhodes
I Think which came through the slashing ON
the left of the Williamsburg turnpike, and the
few remaining Confederates had hastily re-
slashing; and while we were refiIling our car
triGge-boxes. which had been emptied during
the engagement, my attention was attacted by
the exclamation, Look theTei"
/ shall never forget the sight With his
military hat IN his right hand, his long white
locks dangling about his bent shoulders, while
his left hand grasped the scabbard of his I'M
drawn saber, was General Casey, making his
way unattended, ] thoaght,-on foot toward
the redoubt in which lay the remains of Colo
mel Bailey and Major Van Yalkenburg, both OF
whom had been killed during the first on
slaught.
Owing to the fact that about this time was
very much interested in what was going on in
front of us, saw no more of him on that day;
but / have often thought that had his power:
of endurance been equal to his military genius
and patriotism, he would have been one OF the
greatest warriors Of the rebellion.
Truly. yours, IRA n. DEYo.
HoSEoYE n. Z.
The National tribune., 1884-03-06
Veterans Who Want to Hear from Their Old Cor
rades.


Veterans Who Want to'Hear from Their Old Com.
rades.
Comrade James Harris can hear from one of the
Sd Rhode Island artillery by writing to r. f. John
son, Bfoekton, Mass late of same company He
was with HIM when he was wounded on Morris
Fla HIS name is'on the monument at Providence,
r. l., as dead.
Comrade p. j. Hall, of Ashland Neb., writes.
correcting comrade Blodgett who, in an account
Of the capture Of Lookout Mountain gave credit to
the 18th Illinois infantry for carrying ammnntion
for the 10th Indiana battery Comratle Hall. who
was member of the 34th Illinois, claims that part
OF the work Tor his regiment. The ASth Illinois be-
ionged to the Sd brigade, 4th division. 10Th corps
Comrade VIM. Wetzel of Strong City, Kan,
wants to know the date of Gen Brannon's action
at Pocotaligo Bridge, South Carolina 1t was on
the ed of October, ls62.-ED
Comrade J. w. French, Little Marsh. Pa.-The
best and most complete history of the civil war
from Confederate standpoint is undoubtedly that
written by jefferson Davis.
Cedarvaie, Kan, would like to hear from Second
Lieutenant John Monlire, Sergeant D. Pope or
any other OF his old comrades. The 18th Iowa be-
longed To the Sd Brigade 4th division 18th corps
and waded the Sakawatchie Swamp on February
10, 1865, two days after leaving Beaufort, company
being one of the two companies that acted as
sklrinisherS and discovered the enemy The
prisoners taken in the fight that followed declared
that If General Smith should die and go to Uades
they never would be able to keep him there for he
would be certain to " flank out for we were the
first white men who had crossed the swamp
Comrade Thos. J. Graves, company d, seth uli-
nois, Wllliamsport, Ind, would like to hear from
the members of the 10Th Indiana, which regiment
was consolidated with his own during the storiminE
OF Mission Ridge. In that fight Comrade Graves
who was one of the color bearers, was twice
wounded.
Comrade Carlos II. Chapman company f. 10th
connecticut, Wessbrook, Conn is DESTROYS Of hav-