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The National tribune., 1889-08-22
Another from Dlundln on the Subject.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: Seeing that
Comrade George +. Stewart, 10Th Mich. In bis
article, Who Captured the Battery NJ Rcsaea,"
claims that the Second Brigade, Third Divis-
lon, Twentieth Corps, did IL on the 10Th OF
May, 1864, would like To inform Comrade
Stewart that the charge on the four gun fort,
that witnessed at a safe distance. was made
on the frat days fight, the Isth of May, but
don't remember the day OF the week. The
charge Of the brigade witnessed was MAIDS by
troops OF the First Division, aud as they wore
the red star don't sec how they could possibly
have belonged to the Third Division.
! remember the facts well. as our brigade
First Brigade. Second Diyisionl wag in line
with the intention of charging that Same four
gun fort, but the troops OF the First Division
got ia their work frat. and We had to stand and
SEQ them do their wofk, arFd grandiy they did
10. Talking To some OF them after they had
made their succesafnl charge, | was informed
that Ii was the First Brigade First Division,
Twentieth Corps. and that tho brigade was un.
der The command of Col. Bonjauan Harrison,
now our illustrions President comrado Can
IL BIO possible that there were two four-gun
forts on the battlefield AZ Resaea, and one
captured by Harrison's Brigade. of the First
Division, on the i4th, and the other captured
on the 10Th by the Second Brigade of the Third
Division7 My desire Ia writing this Is simply
10 give credit where | believe credit TO be- due,
and not TO open controversy with Comrade
Stewart. l am giving my version ms / saw IL
that day, and IL | saw incorrectly then am
willing 20 be put right. Stewart also says that
the guns captured in that fort were the only
ones captured on that campaign. | think Stew
art needs TO refresh his memory by reading up
the reports Of that campaign, for the writer
remembers several battles OF that campaign In
which artillery were among tho fruits of the
victories.-LEwIs BLUEDIN, Co. q, 23th Pa,
First Brigade, Second Division, Twentieth
Corps, Hnlmeville, Pa.
The National tribune., 1889-08-22


eancho Panza, wasn't it7 who cried "God
bless the man who Grst invented sleep" And
England's greatest bard, has called 1t "Tred
Natures Sweet Restsrer.R Still there is another
invigorating and refreshing element Of exist
tence which is also stirred nature'ss sweet restor-
err" ,a 3
We call it Compopnd Oxygen: our patients
through gratitude call ID blessed.
JAMESTOWN, N. Y, Juno 30, 1885,
o. d No. SO Main st.
Compound Oxygen asgreatly benefited me.
orr OWN. III. PRoUDFIT
CENTER MoRIcHEs, L. T., N. Y, July is, 'ss.
i am better than have been In eleven years.
1t Ia truly wonderful what Compound Oxygen
will do. Mrs. j. +. PENNY.
MIDDLETowN, Nd, May %, 1888
/ have now been using Compound Oxygen
for four weeks and must say that it is one of the
greatest medical discoveries ever made. Since
using 1t my catarrh aud h0arseness have almost
entirely left nae. GEO. 9. RHopERIcR.
We publish brochure of2O0 pages regarding
the effect of Compound Oxygen on invalids suf-
fering from consumption, asthma, bronchitis,
dyspepsia, oatarrh, hay fever, headache debility,
rheumatism, neuralgia all chronic and nervuos
disorders. It will besent free of charge, to any
one addressing DIS. STARKEY & PALEN, 1929
Arch ST., Phila., Pal or 100 Suffer street, San
Francisco, Cal
The National tribune., 1889-08-22
A GAME OF DRAW.
How Rlddr WEIGH Raised the Wind.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: brother OF
mine serving in the 18th Regulars during the
siege of Petersburg tells the following:
"A large, powerful. good-natured comrade
named Welch-brother of Col. WEIGH, of the
10th Mich. who was killed at Chapin's Farm
was dubbed Biddy Welch. The boys were
wont TO play little game of draw" at times.
When payday passed in the dim distance and
grecRhacks were flown they played for rations,
valued upon a sliding scale of two hardtacks
equal one spoonful Of coffee; two spoonfuls oil
sugar equal one of coffee, etc. Sugar graded at
% cents; coffee, 80 cents; square inch OF plug
tobacco % cents.
I'VE drew rations every 10 days, and the
hoy who went broke at the game two days al
ter drawing, had TO spike for grub" the eight
remaining days, or until another issue.
"one day whilo playing in the trenches
Biddy sat in hard luck-Biddy generally did
sit in hard luck aud was short on rationsi
everything he had was up. Number one raised
the blind-(these are technical terms connected
with the game, the significance of which has
not been fully explained to the writer, but L
surmise that The NATIONAL TRIBUNE can
fnd some old veteran in OF near Washington
who will sell him a stack of chips and eluci-
date the meaning with the aid of pack OF
cards., number two called. Biddy looked at the
pot and shade came over his face-his ratlons
were all up; looked again at his hand, and his
face lightened; studied moment, went down
into his starve-bag and brought to light an
enormous cucumber pickle held II reluctantly
out, and queried BOYS. whatll ye low
me on that?' Instantly three pairs OF eyes
bulged in amazement. Where did he get that
How did he come by it2 Instantly three
stomachs craved the unaccustomed luxury.
An ardent desire TO possess the succulent anti
scorbutic arose under every blue blouse. 20
on it? Why, that's worth the last chip. Every
thing was put up. cards drawn, hands showed
down, and Biddy rakcd in the pot a phenome-
non for him TO do. Many a comrade IN the
succeeding nights went feeling for that pickle,
but Biddy always took IT into the blanket
with him. Often was IL thereafter produced
as the dernier resort. aud when it decayed and
became no longer merchantable, his bank stock
wss gone. But before the dissolution came
many good hand was laid down by an oppo-
nent upon production of that hoary pickle"
My brother lives in East Dies MONIES, Iowa,
and would like to hear from Bddy. il he has
not gone over the range."-D. c. CAMERON.
The National tribune., 1889-08-22

from Sunday until Wednesday noon. killing
and wonnding more of his men than they num-
bered all told when attacked and but for the
death Of Flusser would have beaten their as
saiants Flusscr's death deprived them of
their left arm in the unequal contest. No ono
who ever saw him in battle or within striking
distance of the enemy but knows that If living
he would have fought the ram rs long as she
was alloat, or until every one of his vessels or
every fragment of one large enough to keep
him above the water had gone down, and then
he would have swan ashore and shared the
fate of his comrades of the garrson.-G. II.
SLAYBAUGH, 20. K, 101st Pa, Washington,
ID a.
The National tribune., 1889-08-22
Who captarea the Battery !, Resaes.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: Seeing an
article In yonr paper entitled Battle of Re-
SAGA" from the pen Of George +. Stewart, Co.
l, 10th Mich, Second Brigade, Third Division,
Twentieth Corps. desire 10 contradict him, as
no did Comrado Lewis Blundin.
If am not mistaken, and ! know that am
not the battery was captured at Resaca by tho
First Brigade. Third Division. Twentieth
Corps, Gen. Joe Hooker commanding corps
and Gen. Ward the brigade, the following
regiments comprising tho brigade; 10th Ind,
10th Ohio 102d. i05th and 10th III. The
guns were taken TO Rcsaca by Corporal John
Y. Rose, Co. ID. 10th Ill, and detail of men
from the brigade. Ao1
was there. aud know 1t, and can furnish
proof If needed. This 10 the first time have
said anything about thascircumstancc. II was
d hot place to DO in.--JoaH STAIHsBY, Co. !,
10th H., Winchester, III. -
The National tribune., 1889-08-22
That Old Song.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: see In your
last issue that you say the war song Marching
Through Georgia" was the only one of the
kind composed aud sung during the war which
was sung TO original music. Such Ia not the
case as the music or tune to which the words
Of that familiar and famous gong ia set was
composed long before the war. Any old citizen
Of Cincinnati. o., who ever visited and was IA
miliar with the old Cincinnati Museum, located
on the southwest corner OF Pearl and Main Sts.,
and afterwards on the east side Of Sycamore
street above Third, can testify that the old
organ that furnished the music Tor that ancient
exhibition Of cuFiOsities ground out day and
night that same old tune 10 which the words of
" Marching Through Georgis" are now sung.
The writer Is also one who knew aud played
il on the violin long before the war.-Joaa q.
WEAvER, COyington, KY.
The National tribune., 1889-08-22

Cleanse the blood with Ayers sarsaparilla,
and realize what poor health you have had.
The National tribune., 1889-08-22
Summer Outings.
fF,g ait

Been on your vacation?"
"No; why?"
:" saw you riding home In hack the other
day, aud thought likely that you had just re-
turned"
"Do you suppose could have afforded to ride
homo in hack IL had been OH my vacation?D
The National tribune., 1889-08-22
A Desirable Residence.

"But why do you charge such an enormous
rent for fat in such a well, in such plebeian
neighborhood2
Good gracious, man, there's saloon in the
basement, and you can get into it on Sunday
by going down the back stairs"
The National tribune., 1889-08-22
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SwrE

We De issferst1e9 BHks Bankers nvgg ~ m e,~n
dras1n IN hs Losra ass Lotteries tacA no = -
cd AZ os0 eouJstsyR - - ''''s-
-. ~. ~; ~ = L'.SbEH, Pres. Louisiana Wan. ~
A. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans NalsI 8aak-
CAhL hOHh, Pres. Union National Baak.
The National tribune., 1889-08-22
Louisiana State Lottery G.


incorporated by the Legislature for Ed1oatisuaI ana
charitable purposes. and ts franchise made part u
sne present State Constitution in 1874 By oYsrEha-
ing popular
Its MAMMOTH DRAWINGS take place
Semi-AHnHaily (JuHe and Decemher), and
ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS
take piRce In each OF the other tea moatha Of
the year, and are all drawn In DnhlIe, NJ the
Academy Of Music, New Orleans, La.
FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS,
For Integrity of its Drawings, and
Prompt Payment of Prizes,
Attested as follows:
We do hereby certify thai ws ssDsrviss As ~
rangemeHts for all The Monthly and ssnsi-A nausag
Drawings Of The LoHisiana State L0tsszy Oom-
pdny, and ~ person manage aud control As DraS-
tngs Themselves, and that Lhs same are eor4sctsS
ritz honesty fairness, and IN good faith tosard az
parties, and zoe authorize the ConpGsy 70 Sss tsis
certificate. NTH fac-similes Of oar siqaat.wn q.
Tackled IN iks advertisements"
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY JUNE g. lsss-TEN PAGES

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continued fair demand Stsu, and rrnnsy lyanIa 70"
Canadian II "a dl6c on Southwestern IA lAH
II lie: Western IA 1.2dl4 3.4c.
SUGAn-RAW-In moderate request ut steady prices.
Sales 1904 bags nolasscs grade ~ test li6 and
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lard quoted 5sc Guy Sc. ulromarparin" lie for
ThLIOW-ouirt, firm and unchanged. Prime City
quoted l.ic. Sales 80, 600 n, lie
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fs s h' q H h.t.eR sSG SS. S1 .o Nf .
bark Landskrons hence q London 5000 bbs renned,
l.h MISCEI.LANEOI'S Austrian bark Balkan,
hence u Bueh"- Ayrs. general cargo British steamer
ss .qs S s s nd r i'm
Bpston coal 81 schooner ivy Brle. Ioboken 10
Salem coal FL Austrian bark Una hence To Montcv1deo
Rosario. general cargo; schooner scotia hence to
Mstanrss Lumbar about 81 schooner A h Crosby. hence
Ia Vincent. about zoe bhl schooner Anita
wind hCnr" Bucnu- Ayru general British ship
lhrca. reported hrnc" 10 Rio JAuCiro general
WOOi.-1he past week has not been active one, be.
cause manufacture. gould reasonable
the ~Ock Offered. Holders continue IL ask prices
which APPEAR reasonable compared With hos"
Western pouS New Spring Texas quoted at l. Csc
aud Ea do jd22c California tincludiug burrJ) ranges
from l3c Ia 24c.
OILS Of rel sales 100 hbls 45sc Co'to. sod RE.
dl, whA' uth'f klul- hav" moderate call steady
Prices Co,'ons'cd crud". choice 400: r'nmi sum.
5s45 Ste; Cochin. 0i"c Col. domestic, 9iaaic t,r
c!gn, $50 NC I,ns'"d civ zoe Western 5-abg
Lard. prime, ~" T1low. ina5ir; Mcuhnd. - rrinG
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&c 81 l@c %tra Gleachci tlc sr"m. crude; 7oc
b.sched spring. 7ja7Gc; whale. crude. southern 42c;
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gaining in a liss manner. Near tn. c," bower.
sho%ns rss:,sS Of $$S,sc ron s. @P % H.
ccnber $40 CLOSING 5ec. The so market adv ano-d
1d1 l-tc hut closed barely steady. only load
taken Tor export and about topr load. for milling
Sales 240 900 bushels futur $4,000 bushels spot. In
Guiding ungrsded winter nd at 20 l4Ss5 2c No red.
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closing at 81 7sC DO ne9gbCf sgSs7 ssG closing ..
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today ard cio.sd ~ advance on restricted Offer
IuRs Thn nrmn"sS OF holders however. ch~ck" trading
only 90 900 bushels being tsk"n for export Stock Ia
arrive had some demand Options rsPondri with ri4r
sslc ~ 6oS sushels future %4oS bushels spot and to
arrive Including tnRreded MiSrd 4lGI3c steamer
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LIVE STOCK MARKETs-Br TELEGRAPH

BuysALo June 2ocatts-Receps for th. last "a hours
20 head Total for the week thus ar 1880 foe The
same time week 1880 Consigned through l6g head,
6O which to New York 800 head on sis market dnu
AMI dropping. =. -. -. /. -.
head TOTAL Tor the thus far $4,000 For the same
lime last 20 800 Consigned through 1900 200 OF
which NewYork 100 head on sale market actiye
and higher. Choice TO Extra Sheep ~ o0d< 10; Medium
Good ~ u00 So ,.. =.
Iogs-Recapts list % hours were 4so head Total fog
tho TINS far % 900 For the same time last week
6ll4O Consigned through 2240 head lote Of wh.en e
New.York 224O bead on sale; market lower; ae1aaq m
Mrsums - so Workers 81 40 az % rigs " oo0A o3t
Roughs 80 S0d3 80; stays 81 25a3 80 E-..
CHICAGO Union STOCK Ysr,. June 2O.-"rhs Drovors
Journal reports. catte-Eeceips H. 800 hesd; sapTsnss
$500 6lOc lower. Bceyes 50 y01 80 Steero
= tos y seekers an: Feeder. "a :sSss e. sGova
HossRecopt, $4,000 he'd :aipmsnts 7ooo %sr 81,
Lisht 81 35sst 50 ssips 81 3oa 400 ,,, ,.,,...
steady nim. Natives % Western S,orn " Soo
81 Texans Shprn So 80 6st rs. Lambs 80 20 6s5 90
LOUIS. 2O-Cattie-kecnpts $500 heal shipments
300: market slow. Choice Heavy Native Steer1 ~ %
asa 3Oi Fair oo 81 lO0si o. Stockers and TeedefA
Fair TO too 81 201s3 3D. Rangers Cornfei s2 1898 So
Grass-fed 81 0O8s30O
Hogs-Receipts $500, shipments 1900 market steaaN
Choice Heavy AMI Butchers Selections - 20d$z ~
Packing Medium to Prime ~ Is 6$t rs. Light Graded
Ordinary u Best 81 20 q 81 30
Sheep-ReCeipts 500; shipments 1890; markes steaoy
Fam 10 Choice IS " dk4 ~. 80
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sspmes from this port ts IL ana oSS
thus this week IS IS head ss,s
WIN shSiss rsaiied ana
12s jersey CITY about 1000 in The from,
Zach dny q tho pas: week. price. dropped
b at g hsd Sn T IL Se nh num-
Bu"rmk Calves sold al - sOat2 25 per 100 ~ West.
al 20 5oas4 With iCs head reported sold az 81 81 l2S
Dressed Calves dull and depressed prices
Dr.cd G,i@rnss sCd q eT no per Country
l li2 T. % At r PfF a. y, o. Iea 5 a.
4: g E E f. VII fsi +
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do 10 NJ .; 10.
fr &MP At sSi e GoI: @
q%h S.2a prG a' Sa nc I'll" dS uo SS Sa
s@a lambs din ara Tonsst and ad. ;owha
rrM ssSrp I, s. e I'd" n %
tG gwr; aud Bucks. cooad OF T"N'S stock said at
Poorest to Hc.t southern Lamb. ranged from to "a;
figure ~ 1.2c.
Dressed Mutton shows no improvement frtm Yesterday.
and II quutd ~ S69 12c DRESSED Lambs iumu"l
lc per n since Tuesduv Wnshingt'n Market quota.
ons "a lc but at the sanrhtrhous" IN" butchers
getting 10 tO l2c.
90 SnlSs nsnnsSk peweyi G?Gg Kentucky lambs,
- Harrington $50 Kentucky Lambs. 83 % ~ at 90 90
HUM =. Mullen. % ~tI'r Sheep n, Ia:
40 stat Lambs ~ -. at ~.
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n, at IS 49,
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n at 20 2i I4s do 30 n at 81; 100 Mar land do ~ h.
OF - p: go West Virginia do. GO H. - GO. 1871 ohio
khrcp 40 n NJ a.; 90 DO ~ IL n AZ 70; % DO. ~
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do ii2 n. at ~ -
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Lambs. G. - n. at ~ % lO3 10 - n. 30.
sherman { culver: ~ Obi" sheep ~ n. AT ~ co
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G onntrn Real gstaie for Sale

FOR SALE, Of o great sacrifice. Tho
L wei. known elegant country property
formerly owrcd ~ {. II. Housnan, AZ
Nalatis; IL miles from Kinderhook STA
Albany. Is miles distant. and within D
minutes walk Of churchcs schools. and
stores. IS acr~s OF land. elegant mansion.
inlaid noors, stained glass windows ny tbs
best artists, steam and hot-slr heating; IL
large rooms. besides store rooms, linen
closets and bathrooms, with the most
stables, and nne outbuildings; property cost
former owhcr $50 600 will be- sold for l.8
OF Us vs'uc and on easy terms. 1nqu'" OF
HORACE s. ELY. 81 Cedar-st, New ! OK.
EARMS AND RRSIDENCES.-Send for
I catalogue. Z. c. WILSON feekskin.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Now.York Thursday, June 90 BEENES- Receipts o5
carloads u 4l4 hrAdls carloads NJ OuthS fpI MI East
man aud cnroais at Jersey city for NJ ''"IhNnu N. NO
trading Feeling weak
city Drs.ci rather slow - for natIv" sides
few choice bringing lac
l'riyaU, cable adNc received lat" yesterday quote
British markets steady OF 3.sd scant 3ic Tor r.
rgrrutcd IIcr and American Live Cattle selling at la
12c Tor tlr, estimated dressed weight
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COTTON MhRKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

IlyEkPOoI- June 2-4 p. nCOttonThe sales VI tho CO
included 10000 bales American.
Futures closes. steady. MISUNDERSTANDING Middin0
clause. June delivery, 81 I'D selling June ahd July det.
ery. B3Gid buyers July and August delivery. l84d
bnTcrs AuCns September delivery Oh bid se'lcrst
September and October delivery 5000 sellers october
November delivery, 36t sellers: November and De.
delivery, 36id sellers: december md January
delivery. 32U4d sellers september delivery, 6384a
buyers
GALVESTON June 20 -Coton dull MlidliBg, l07s; Low
Middlng 10 bass Cool ordinary. o.; and gross 70
ecps 80 bales exports cOaswse All bales sales IS bales
stock, l,40t bales.
NORFOLK, June 20totton Steady Middng IL net ana
receipts 2lO bales cOastwise baics aAles
bales stock. loss bales
SAVANNAH jane O-CotUn-ouiet MMdilrg. 10 .; Low
Mi,ihng 9 Good Ordinary, 8: nst aud gros, receiptA
bales exports coastwIse bales sales 20 bales STOCK
l-Ol bales
NEw.ORKAys June 20-cotton STEADY. Middiing, l0s,
low Middlug lOi Good Ordinary yti and gross
- llcs exports cOastvise, bales saIes l,O0o
bales; stock, 3l,3jl bales.