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HOLD THE FORT OR DIE.

They sat and knecled In solid phalanx with
bayonets fixed presenting a solid wall Of brist-
ling steel. They did not come over, but under
cover OF darkness, just before day, retired.
leaving behind their dead, which exceeded In
numbers by far anything which had before
witnessed, although had been in all of Graut's
campaigns from Belmont 20 Vicksburg.
have often heard Bald Till spoken of as the
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gwen the skirmishers were pushed forward 10
Draw the enemy's fire. The administers were
CLOSELY followed by Forces lines" etc. /
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stan usually received my orders from him
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copy these orders TO show that we were
detached from the Cavalry Corps and under
command of Col. Hammond, of the 5th y. Y
Cav, and receiving orders from the commander
of the Army of the Po.omac.-GEo. w. Tons,
Sergeant, Co. X, 9Th ". Y. Cav, Stamford, Conn
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HEADQUARTERS SIXTH CORPS.

May Z, 1854
Col. HAMMOND, commanding 5th n. Y. Cav:
Gen. Sedlswick directs lin accordance with orders
FROM headquarters Army Potomac and Gen Grant,
that you move forward and remain rs far "a posi-
BILE near Germania Ford, and report Immediately
any movements Of the enemy. BE sure that no
force OF the enemy crosses the plank road without
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BY command of MAJ.-GEN. SEDGwICK.
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ONE DASH At THE BRIDGE,

then he was not in sight Of il all the time that
i was, for saw one or two attempts made on
the bridge before we started down the creek 10
wade across il.
He says further that sought not 10 have
claimed the honor of the capture of the bridge"
In reply, 1 repeat what l said before, that
have never claimed the honor Of its capture,
and will now add "A little more and say that
when any one or two regiments or even bril-
gades claim the honor of the capture Of that
historic bridge it only proves an old saying by
an ancient writer, to wit,
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Col. HAMMOND. commanding cavalry:
You will please remain with your command near
the old Wilderness Tavern until you notified
by Maj.-Gen. Hancock that his corps and picket:
are Withdrawn. Gen. Haneoek's picSets are to be
Withdrawn ut a. m. Upon being notified you
will follow the Second Corps.
By command of MAJ.-GEN. SEDGwIcK.
A Ii a A A 4
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way 4, Isbf. J
You will report hmm ediateiy 10 Lieut.. Col. Ham
mond, 9Th n. Y. Cav. who Is hereby ordered e
take command OF all the cavalry on the Germans
plank road.
BY command OF MAJ-GES SEDGwIcK
q. a. WRITTEN, Major and A. A A G..
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HON. WARNER MILLER.
Firm and Jealous Friend OF the Soldier In tli
Senate.

A Firm and Jealous Friend OF the Soldier In the
Senate.
EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: The Union
soldiers who have attained the zenith of life,
patiently watching the course of events and
are now descending the western slope toward its
setting sun, look anxiously around, when one
OF their number is selected 10 occupy place in
the councils OF the Nation, upon whom they
can rely as friend and advocate, in their rela-
lions with the Government Such a man is
recognized in Senator Warner Miller Of New
York, who enters heartily into any and all
measures looking 20 the benefit OF the soldier
and the redemption of the obligations, both
expressed and implied, that exist between the
Nation aud its delenders-the old soldiers of
the war of lS6l-65. His personal identified
ton with them and their cause commenced
almost at the moment of his graduation from
Union College in lo6l, when he at once entered
the United States military service in the 9th
N. Y. Cav. as a private soldier, and for gallant
and meritoriOus services was promoted through
the several grades 10 the rank Of Lieutenant,
under which rank he was serving with the
gallant Custer when he was captured
at the battle of Winchester Va He is n
member Of the GAR. and also of the Legion
OF Honor, aud has always been identified with
the soldiers interests in all public as well as
private capacities. lie served in the Legisla-
tuTe Of New York in lS74-75; was elected TO
the doth aud 47th Congresses, and introduced
and was largely instrumental in passing Senate
bill 1871, 10 provide additional pay for army
officers hOnorably discharged" also bill 10
make the same rs total disability; also bill 10
increase pension for loss of limb; Senate bill
l2O, 49th Congress- giving preference 10 honor
ably discharged soldiers and sailors in the civil
service Of the United States Government, and
Senate bill 633, TO increase pension for total
disability and helplessness and under all cir
cumstances has given attention 10 ali letters
soliciting advice or assistance from pensioners
and soldiers and sailors. From the moment OF
assuming the duties Of a Senator of the United
States he has exercised an influence in the de.
alterations Of that body that has been accorded
10 few, and in behalf of the veterans Of the
army and navy of the United States, il 1.
the hope that he may be retained in the posi-
ton which lie has honored as Senator, where
as heretofore, his services may be utilized in
their behalE-W. w. JACKSON.
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Miss Kate Fields Lecture.
NATURALIZATION Halehet.l

Miss Kate Fields lecture on Mormonism last
Wednesday evening, along with being a most
interesting literary and historical effort was an
important National event. Miss Field may
have some sentiment locked up in that intelli-
gent head Of hers, but her clear-cut features do
not give much of it away, and, so far as her
speeches on Utah go, it might as well have
been consigned 10 a nunnery. Her most char
acteristc intellectual traits are directness of
statement and an all-preyailing, insouciant
sarcasm, which is both drawing and delight
full. Having described the social and political
state OF Momondom, the lecturer concluded
by saying that National marriage law is the
only remedy for polygamy, and that Legisla-
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ing what is far worse than polygamy. the trea-
son Of a Government within a Government: of
a community which practically knows nothing
of allegiance 10 the laws Of the United States.
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A VOICE ERnM VIRGINIA.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, april :, 1872.
Mr. X. K HELPHENSTINE.
SIR: Some ten months ago my eldest daugh.
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Yours truly, JOHN SARGENT, JR.
Write for free 40 page pamphlet to X. x.
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.


AIA-t h1ADH
George w. Richards, Anna: Officers OF Union
tost, no. b5s: Commander. George w. Norris; =.
" *. As. WINERY; J. v. C., VIM Smith; q. NJ ,
A. a: Moshyi Chap, A. w. Sims; Surg, A. ID.
Finch .. ID, y. M. Collins o. G., Gal II. Davis
Adlt George w. Richards. Delegate To Depart
ment Enoampment a. D. Finch.
Officers Of Wendell Post No $50 Springfield: :
Commander, Charles w. Day; =. N.C. ID. J. Block ;
J. v. g, A, ~. Titus; q. NJ. w. H. Summons;
Surg, >. j.. Wilcox; Chap, Dudley Mickcrsham :
%. ID, j. q Bells o. g., Vim. r. MoClain. Dele.
gates 10 tue Department Enoampmemt, n. r. Rob-
erts and j. }. Block; Alternaics, John W Grafton
and j. }. Kelly.
NO. 46l Commander j. j. Newsham; +. v. C.. D.
q. hobinsoni J. v. C., John I3obson Surg Jos
Adjt Jos. l1dfnonds; o. D. r. barnett: % O.. q.
Heinrich; q NJ. S., H. l.. schwarz; g. NJ, O. M
hchwarz Delegates 20 Department Encampment
" O. irwin aud w. w. Jarvis AlterBates, C. Happy
and vs.. H. Jones.
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Wherever you live, You should write to Hallett Co.,
Portland Maine and learn about work that you can do
while living at your own home at profit OF at least from
s5 to s5 and upwards daily. Some have made over $50 In
day. All isnew. Either sex. All ages. HalletE Co.
will start you Capital not needed All particulars free
Send along your address at and all of above will
ingncn.
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Records OF the Sanitary Commission.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: Mrs. Talmar,
an army nurse now living at Lawrence. Mass,
and q pensioner herself states that the records
of the United States Sanitary Commission,
comprising 1000 volumes, are now stored in
the basement of the Aston Library in New York
city, and are not very well cared for, The fact
should be generally known among the veterans
of the war where these records can be found.
as it will complete the record of many an sp-
licant for pensiOn.-J. f. f., Boston, Mass.
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PEN NSYLVANIA.

The officers of the l3sth Pa. Survivors Asso-
citation, elected at the xth annual Reunion held
at Bedford recently, are as follows: Pres, Hon
c. p. Calhoun, NJ. d.; V.-P., NJ. S. Bortz; Sec,
Hon. Thomas ]. Stewart; Treas, A. G.. Rapp
Cor. Sec, X. L. Cook Orator, Rev. George W.
Miller, ID. d.; Historian, Jonathan T. Rover
The next Reunion Of the regiment will be held
at Everett, Bedford Co., Pa, on Aug. 20 and
81, 1857.
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REUNIONS.
INDIANA,

Dallas Halbroox, Warsaw: The Ilth Ind
battery will hold a Reunion in the hall of Sion
s. Bass Post, GAR, Fort Wayne, Ind, Wednes-
day Dec o.
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WISCONSIN.

John w. Bruce, Merrill: Officers Of Lincoln Post,
No l3i: Commander, John w. Bruce; s. V. C.,
Miles Swofe; J. V. G., H. c. Cox; Surg. DIR. l.. b.
washburn; o. g.. l.. T.. Boyer; @. NJ, J. =. Canon.
Representative 10 Department Encampment, J. X
Anderson; Alternate, ii. II. Allen.
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POTOMAC
VERMONT

Officers Of Stannard Post, No. 2. Burlington
Commander. L. ii. Trick; S. V. c., o. r. Ray
j. V. C., NJ. Cunningham; Adjt, VIM. G. Schroeder
Mm. Powers; o. O., Ansel Neal; Color-Bearer
Frank Guyette. Delegates to the Department En-
equipment 10 be held at ST. AIbans, JAN 10 and 2l-
Il. " Peck, James b. Scully and Chas ii. Gotta
Aliernates ii. n. Leach, Ansel Neal and Georg
w. Austin.
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OHIO,

Officer. OF Forsyth Post, No. IS, Toledo: Com
mander Rev; III NJ. Bacon, ID. d.; s. v. q, Lncius
Brown; j. V. g, j. W. Van Eetten; @ NJ, III. O.
Norton; o. d., D. Wolfert; o. c.. J. Is. Mcnhem-
ing; Chap, Rev. A. Hollington; Surg Il. A. Kitcb-
en-, NJ; d. Trustees r. c. Bacon, C. II. Jones and
A. }. Eysler. Delegates 10 Department Encamp-
ment, A. Clsypool, n. II. Cochran, r. ID. Austin w.
w. Aicorn and William Corlett; Alternates G. J..
Young j. w. Greene r. ID. Statesman, r. @. w.
Foster and A. G. Eyster
Jno $. Adair, McConnelsville: Officers Of Hughes
Post. No. 2s5 Commander. Capt. A. w. Stewart !;
Chap, Rev q. w Mead Surg, DR. II. l.. True; O.
D.. Richard ii. Cheadle; o. C.. Sci Baker. Dele
gate 10 State Encainpment. Capt. John s. Adair
Alternate. George A. Gillespie Trustees OF Relief
Fund Col. George ;. Conner, Eliza A. Dye, A. A.
CousOn.
wHwortman, Bucyrus: Officers Of Keller Post,
No. l2s: Commander, Lieut.. i. Il. Bush s. V. C.,
VIM. II. Sheckler; }. v. C., Geo. w. Harris; q. NJ.
A. H. Humiston Surg. Dr. A. Il. Thoman; Chap
Rev Is. j. Hoadicy; .. ID, Capt. A. H. Steel o. O.,
Henry RuperabeIgcr; Trustee for three years, Jno.
T. Hoover; Delegate, Rev. Is. J. Hoadley.
j. A. Dry, Upper SanduskY; Officers OF Robbins
Post, No. 81: Commander, ID. u. Hhlei 5. v. C.,
John Healy; j. V. c., %. X. Brown Surg, q. w.
Kenansurg q. d., Oscar Midlum; Chap, IL. H. Hale;
! q. -, w. A. 6ipsoni .. C., Clinton Graham.
Delegate 10 Department 1ncampment, Gen. j. NJ.
Kirby Alternate, J. 4. Reser.
OREGON
Officers Of Geo. Wright Post Portland: Com.
mahder, c. q. Staples; 5. v. O., H. w. Allen; J.V.
! e., w. w, jacques; Surg. Jacob Schwartz Chap,
n. X. Rankin; q. NJ, o. Summers; o. ID, O. O.
ment hnoainpment, j. III. Eaton. J. Il. Courtney,
IS. H. futile, n. u. Wright. Y. Story E. W. Alien
Aiternates N. H. Rankin, J. s. Floss, r. A. Jordan
! A. w. Powers, Ney Chunehman, r. H. Schwab
| Trustees, N. ;. Pierce for one year; q. q. Sears
Tor two Year,; A. y. Borthwick for three years.
Officers of Lincoln Post, No 4, Portland: Com.
mander, u. Is. McDeyitti 5. V. C., c. Duggan; J.
v, C., J. n, Hiends; Surg, q. II. springmeyeri
Chap ID. CavanauRh; q. M. II. Thumann; q. d.
y i.awtoni o. G., q. E. DuBoise. Council Of Ad-
ministration, Thomas Gibson, O. r.. DuI3oise
Trustees i; Lawton, q. III. springmeyer, III. M
Taylor; Delegates 10 Department Enoampment
u y. DslBoise, u. Truman; AlteDates Charles
I DuRgan, X. J. Dooling.