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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-06
@eiunbbeit lit 9teidtb,ttt

gerauiirtss fpetlFi@es 9etlnttiei fur 9pfterie, ardms
pfc, nerppie Neurdlsid, 9~rpif9merteus rerpbfe 1lebers
ret,ane nnD 4tIpannung, peruT{ant burm ben iterS
m66igeu Wenub Don MiEcbpL cher Entaf GhIaFlpRas
leiLs Mie~bersei4laseHbeit unb GettfrerneiHuns, bic
In @abnitnu nusaItet unb aneemeiues Glenb, Siens
ttuni uub Fob berbetfhbrt. sc 1T aud elm 9eilmittel
p6fens BET teihen Gelmle8fern, Gperinatprrboea rers
urid@t burm setffise rebetanirenguns cber hnr9
SngenhfhHbeu. 5ebe G@adteI enttdIf bic Sur fhr
slnsa Monat. BOO bte S4adtel, cber 8 S@adteln
agir saraHtireus bab 6 SmpMteln ieben SAT hetIer
rerben. Mit ieeer 9efenuns fur 8 G@a@tein, bic BET
une nit Benz pEetie ~einldnft, fenren mir benz 8efeHer
nnleren 54riftLt9en @nrantte : S@ein, bab MIR has
GeIb turhdl@iden, MEM bas Miittel feline Setluns Be-
girtts Gol&e G9eine merben nnr a~usSefent pom
Gttp Dtug Strre (GtnStee NSenten) SC. 8 Gai
gsnimerse Gfyeets Can autonio, 3egas.
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Nptis fiir 2lr9iteftett.

Die ahtbaren Gpmultfidre bon Serar Co.,
Seras, criuden Sadleute Blaine unb Spe5ifis
f~atipnen fir ben 8au zines neuen County
g~purtbauieS an5ufertiSru. Sas @ebGube ipa
cine Nrpnt am Main Nlasa BON einbunbert
SUB unb cine Siefe bon einhunbert unS funfz
unbadt5ig Gutful Ser 6uinta@S trabe baben,
fol- bier Stodmerfe bod uno nit einem
Sburme unb einem &eler (basement) berles
ben fem uno Ion bic rteueiten Sprridtungen
fir Seisune, Qi4t unb @entilation bdben.
Sn bieiem @ebGube 1ollen iid fplgenbe &dumts
li6feiten befinben, ndmlth Bier Court,
stpei @ranb Surbs, sirei 9etit Sur9s, sipet
Siitrift , Glerfs, bier Hihters, elm Ditritt.
Mnpalts, elm Gpuntbs ~9lnipalts, sipei gpuntbs
glerfss, sipet SberiffSs, Elm @eriatSbiererSs
(bailif) 3innner, sfpei &Gumli@feiten fir ben
Solicitor, strei fit ben Qliieiior, eineS ie fir
hsn Shabmeiiter, 8ermefier, Saute= SnIpeftor,
Observation-Disclosures, &onStabler un6 Mrst,
stpsi T~rienenSri1tsrs 3innnsr, ein Surh5immer
fir Sic Suffice Court, ems fir Sic County
&ommiIGre, cit, fir ben Sanitor, Gins 8iblio;
tbefs,immer uab ipnit nod äihfeiten,
tpenn 9lat ~pprbanben lit. @enanntes Sc,
baube ioa nit eieftriIden SabrItiblen Eles
vatorsJ, eleftrildem 2itte, elmer 8orri6tung
fir Danpf 9ei3ung, ubr, 8abesimmer uno
SlVItlp peLISVtH wv b~pNtpShN IVAth 0pbt
srpBe, biebsfslte, siisrne 8anb Sdrdnte
|~vaults) fir bic ~Mufbepabruns Der 9apiere
bcS County unb 9titritt : Glerfs angebra6t
werben. Sir Specifitationea uttO benienisen
Blan, Der BON Der County. &purt ais Der bette
eradtst ipirS, werben elm Tauienol Dollar
$1,000 unb fir ben speitbeften Stint @uabert
Dollar $500 Yrdmie besablt.
8ldne unb Specifitationen milfien bel bent
County 6 lerf BON 8erar County Dor 10 lbr
8prmittass, Mpntae ben II. Dat A. d. 1891
abgeseben tperben.
Die Court bebdlt iid bas Sedt Dor, einen
pber alte 9ldne auriid;utpeiien.
3a9 8eitimmuns Der County Gcurt
Can Mntpnio, SeraS, ben 81. WdrS
A. D., 1891, publi5irt.
IS wiro Seipiinldt. bab aae Ylane baS
&erbdltnib BON elm SierteI 3ou su einent
Sube einbaIten.
g. 80. McMIItFer,
Gomtps8i6ter, 8erar County, seras.
N%tteItirt
Shah. 80. @mith,
Gountpselerf, Serar Counts, GeraS.
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&err 6. s.. 20aaer, go. PIT ORs
6ouffon @iraBe bdlt tets bas bpu>
tOmmenfie 2ager In 3ei9eumateria'
lien, $apeten, Garben, 8fas, 5piegels
9las, 8iIoerrabmen, 6irniIea unb allen
3ei9nens unb Ialer.u tenilien. 2inf'
lerif1 auseefiibrte 8lber uno Statuet'
Ten &c. Rnb III einri iebenswertben @als
Ierie 3ur MnR6t unb gum 8erfauf GUS
geffeut. Sn xapeten uah 3immer6efOs
rationea III bas @ei9maduolfe uab
Reuefe bort su finben.
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@abl Yrnflamatipt.
Office,
Sta6t San Nntonio, Ssras
% MhriI 1901

III. APtlt y
Sn GoEqe Der mir hur@ ben Sreibrief
uno bic Orbinausen Der stapt San
NntoniO tibertragenen Ru6tpoltom.
nenbeit erlaRe i'd. B.Dan @auaaban.
Wapor her Gtabt 6au Mntonio, bteie
meme prntlamaEiou uab orbne ho=
ba,1 Bite I5bul!uHg einsr WabI
a III is. Sage bes Mai; A. D..
al 891
far eiuen aloerkan Der 6. Warb an,
i'm bic eur1 Sen Sob bes ALDERMAN
s.. 30. Bitter entftanosne BAHAMA su
falen.
Ser GttmmpIab. @de bon Glrrs uuo
HolansS traBe, %. 5. Yags boriibanber
8eamter, pirb BON WotgeEs 8 ubr big
Nbenos 6 ubr gebffnet fem.
Die Wabl Diro a~bgebalten unb Bes
ti6t eingereidt lit uebereintimmung
nit 5eftion xxx Beg Gtabtfreibriefs
unb Der Gtaatsgeiebe, Gilt pom a..
Mdr5 1887 Der 3uaa3i9liea 2egislatur.
geite 81.
Gum 3su8HiB bietfir babe i'd
meinen Namen unterfdrieben
eESA unb eireu Aborud BAG @iegels
49, Der Stabt Sau Mntonio an 6ies
fem ~. Saee bes NpriI 1891
bsifigea lnfien.
8rDan @alIagban,
Ntteitirt WaDor.
8. g. @l~aubpn, Gtoot @lert.
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Cages : Neaisfeiteu.
Snlan B..

S,r Staatsletretdr Blaine bat
benz carabif@en Minifer pauncefots
ben 8ori6Iag sema6t, haB our 8ers
msibuug fernerer 3oafitte apifdsn
ameritaniiGer unb brittf1en 6ii1crn
i'm 8ebringsmeere Der RDbberfdne bos
ieIbf CARA uuo COR bsrboteu uno oufs
9fhn5en werbfa fpa.
gu5 Ql5ahp, x g., fdfsitt .iar:
Sn Der groBen @ei@hBgisBerei 3u @as
terDliet gebt ieBt bas neue &ieiengei@hb
ieiner 8%olenbung entgesen. Diefe
&anone i9ieBt 10 Meilen melt uno
5nar elm 1000 pfunb tpiegenbes Bros
iectil. 9as @eidab feIblt uiest 50
Sonnen unb bic iebesmaliee BuIberla.
bung bat ein @emidt DO 400 YfuMb.
= Nad 6D6@entIiGer unterfuhuna
bat iebt bic 8ran6 Sup in SEEN Or
leans ibren 8eriGt ibsr cen SenneHsD.
Gall uno iber bag 2Dn6Qer!9t BON ID.
Mdr5 bp0enbet uno nat6ffentli9t. Ser
Ielbe lit febr lang unb tueit isbr euss
fhbrIi@ mad, oab bic SUN In BEN
Senns1eD . 9roseB aum She'll beffo6en
worben mar. .4ls Die Daupts 56urtea
murben Der Detectibe O'MaltD uub
bet Criminal ; AbbDcat 2!onel Noanls
entlarht. Beibe batteu cine yDetecs
tibe : Nsentur", welae bic Corruption
Der 3uries aeiperbsmdBig batrieb.
8egeu feds Mdnaer III bic Nns
ttage Der 8effe6uus erboben morben.
9as 2pn@geriGt bonn Id. Mdr3 piro
ais unpilfhtIi6ss 4uf6rauien bes Be-
leioieten @ere6iigteitssefubIes beg 8pl.
fes gei@iloert, weldes fab. baB nit Sc.
ieb unb Red: 6obn getrisben murbe.
Oie Beam!en Derben bon aler S6uIo
freigeipro6sn, 6a fe Maes, mas In ib,
rer Wa6t lag, getban bditen, I'm ben
blutisen lift Der Bolts, &aGe 3u Derbins
bern. @egen Die NnFibrer bes &iots
bonn IA. Mdro lift feline NEtlaee er5oben
tuorben.
auslanb b..
= Cine 9eputation bes nationalis
beraIen Mabls@omites i'm @seHeminbe
Wablfreiie beiudie ben Giir fe ngis mard
unb febte i'm formen BON leiner grtpdb ,
lung in 3enniniB. 8i5mard nab IN
bas M a ii b at a unb banfle marin
fit bic ibm ermielene gbre. Rad ben
genauen 8eriGteH bat ct IN ber StiGs
mail 10. 554 Gtimmen unb Der Gocia.
lift @6malfelbt 5,486 6timmen er.
balten.
= Ser nambafte oeutI9e GGrift.
teller unb Di@ter Gesoinan6 @regoto.
Dtus, ge6oretI am IS. Sanuar 1921 in
Neioenburg, III ge%Ftorben. Sem 3aupt.
inert mot cine 8bdnbige ,8eI9idte Der
Stabt &om i'm W~ittelaIter1, Don tpel.
der Der r6mii6e @eH'einoeratG alf 0f.
fentlt9e Roiien etne italieniI1e llebers
ieBnng berantaltete. 1876 wurbs g.
ais erifer PrOteftant, ser biefe Musseit.
nung erbielt, gum Gbrenburger Der
6tabi &om ernonxt.
Die 8erufung 6es amerifanis
iden @aDalerie 0ffBiers @lcyt sur
Dienffleitung BEL BEN DhHelborfer gu.
faren NTH bon Der bsutfden preKe
iebr beifdlig beiproGen unb bic Bob
Hide" ia9t: Dies fei Der erite berortige
SOL unb iouie BON Nmeritd dig Bes
tDeis bes WOblwoGens, wsldes bic
5piben oes &ei@es gesen 6ie g,obs
@epublit be9sn, anerfaunt merbsn.
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1a- Ser pIumber $. 6. Slteiaa.
SO. 20 MbeHue 3 nabe poif Office,
bat, un ben aefieiaerten Nniprtinen,
bic on iein @siddft esifellt merben,
nahtcmmeH 5a E6anen, fi6 nit einem
tiGtigen 5admagne, Germ 8bOmas,
ahoeiirt unb nirb ME gefp6bnli6 sur
3~ufrietenbeit bes publitums aGe Nuf.
fridge raf@ erlebigen. 9eIepbon 427.
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d 0 n n a.

...Sie IieBen fi@, Qnsetlaster,
f9IiebIi9 bon Jbrer Wutb 10 melt fort.
reiBen, BOB sic fosar nit eiuern eifer.
men Sopf ouf ben aldser losf9Iueen.
@eben sic bieien Sa@berbalt qua"
= sSapObl. Serr @eri&tsbof = "a
fiimmt -. cher i9 bab's bios aus
S@onung setban!" = .Wie fol- mon
bas rerffeben - aus S9onuneS @es
gen ipen benn9" - IRA, segen ben
9opf -. benn f5au'n g, Gin eiIerr
rer hdlt bod i@on ebet' mas aust"
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RnRlema Mrniea.saIbe

Die bette @dIbe ber @eH fir S&nitte,
Q~neti6unesa, gcf3piire, Gieber. uub Sauts
ausidlas, GIe9is. seiprunsene 9dnbe, 6rsF,
bealen unb aae Sauttranfbeitea turirt Cd.
ulnrrboiben ODER Feine Be;ablnns. GSuise
Satisfaction %sarantirt cper -Sas @sIo rirb
buriderfattet. 2b gents bic S9a9teI. Bum
gertauf tn allen gpotbeEea. Trsis, fbomb.
lon & Co.. &bolefaIe.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fir bas GSps
9emblatt $3.50.
6 of d s.
9aaes Gbromif.
6. M La /.

1927. &arl bon Bourbon faat BET Der ST.
itirmuttg &oms.
1922 SLIPS @ies ii6er @eors Srieori9
bon 8aben Snrla9 bel @impfen; 9eIbentpO
Der 400 8forabeiner 8iireer.
1857. S9la@t BET &rag (6riebri9 II. ges
gen @ar[ BON 2%otbrinsen).
1918. Gie Yreuben seben BET Meiben iiber
bic Glbe suriG. @ufbietuns beS 2anbiturms
in 8erliu.
1913. GrSfnuns bes 9pnau : Main pber
2ubfptgss &anals in 8aiern.
1859. 9lIeranber bon Snmbolbt ge1tprben.
1850. Garibal6i berldbt nit leiner Sreiz
1@aar. Genua.
1861. @ini6n6rung bes Stein @orfer Sur
ner=&eaime1ts in BEN Ser. Gtaafen 9ienft.
1854. General @rant iberiHreitet ben Gae
pibon=G[uB, unb See faint auf ai9monb Suriid.
1889. G%rDfnung Der 8eltatts iteIrns in
9driS.
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SeSem 6as Seine. 5oIIanb 1T
bic bette 9e3uesquele fir Sbee unb
Rofee.-WOlt Sbr Sud Elm aufriebenes
9eim beri6ofsn &auFt Sbse unb
Rahee BON o. gs 1T Cure
eigene S6ulb, wenn SIR f6lebteu Rafs
fee bsfommi; bel 6Dllanb, 237 Wefis
@cmmeresfraBe, III er ftets ausse3ei@aet.
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9oefte grofa.

6err S9uIse (ber LANCE baeeRanben,
In 8epunberung ber betrli9en @egenb
berfunfen) I'D, 2aurai
6rau G6ulae (ibn beiorst ~nnlebsnb):
Was fsbIt Dir benn, lieber Wann?
9etr G@ul3e: Nd 2aura, i'd tann
mid an oieier Ge9enb ni6t fait feben.
Grau G@uI3s: Gas lit aud gar ni9t
noibusnbis, @dnn9en; mir babsn ia
beute Nbenb S9meinsripperl nit Rrautl
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0err 8eOrs 8. Burnt. 100
0orb Chen > 5traBe, Baltimore, Wto.,
fogt: Sd lit cine LANCE 3eit on
S9met5su i'm Rideu, bod ct. Satobs
Del beiIte mid %polidHbig.
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@abl , Museise.

gir iino autoriiirt, Serrn @iIbelm
Mutb ais &anoibaten fir Ilbermen Der 6.
8aro bel Der am 16. Nai itattfitOenoen 8abl
aralfilnoiaen.
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va 5n tnter3eug, 0emben, SoiIet.
teartitel finbet man n~ireenotpo befiere
Nustpabl als bel Baneoait 6 Sobn.
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GalSatiOu Del 1T elm uniebltarsS Setlmtitel fur
Nddens cher @eleutidmerjen, Rbeumatismu5 nne
Nsuralsia. GS erleihtert bic S6merlea iofort, Jeyz
n6rt bic llrIaben ~terieIben uni tciet nur 25 Gents.
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Gin sldnSenhes Reiultat = Wetr ala bunbetts unb
fhnfs nnb DpanJis Eauienb Glnihen Or. Bun's 9ulten
Gprup fub In Baltimore ron etuer eta5tgen Gtrma, ben
Serren @. 8. BrowH 4 Bro. ~rertauft ipcrben.
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p@- Dos beiie BrennbOI3 In Der
5tabt 1T 3I baben BET Cart & O 0.
berfon. Selepbon 1893.
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v afnus

Cine Summe @eI6ss if 81 berleiben
in 8etrdgen bon $1,000 un6 mebr.
Mlamp Tener 0eri. @eieaidaft,
222 Weftsg ommercesG traBe,
Sat Mntonio.
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~ Or. 6. s. 8raben, Der
Sobn oes bisRsen aIbefannten Cons
tractors 9errn CD. Braoen sen., Bat
R@ iebt bier als Ar3t niebereeIaRen,
uno omar aIs Spe3ial. Nr3t ffr 2eiben
bes 4Ises, bes Obres, Der Nale unb
Der Ntbmungsorsane. Dr. 6tib Bra.
ben bot felt N~bfolbiruus ieiuer Stubien
bereits Elm Sabr i'm Gtaate Netp Norl
nit DroBem grfols prafticirt, ollein bic
Sebufu6t bat ibn uieber nod feinem
6eimaibs.6 Situate $e1as auridgetrieben
@runteisemtbums 5 llebertrasumaen,
&easan 6Ouffon. MoHens8 ermaIier
Der Sam Maperid'i @en goncurs, MaGe,
on SatOb 9ob, @ruuofld on 8ietOria,
5traBe, $500.
Mm. 2earneD on &obert 0aler,
@runbitld on Spnes aDenue. $500.
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Juuot 0tuHiir-I
peIde IN GoIse ron
SuSenb : Shnben an
RerpenzS @pdde lets
ben, tire 9ebenStrafi
u~nter9raben BADEN u.
tire MldnnIiHfett per=
loren, fDaten ben BE
ribmteu Or. 9atba=
man ipfprt c%pnfultt=
rem. WeigeBt ni@t,
3erpenfrantbeit Unit
pber pbne Trdume)
fptr6 ~niKenfGaftit@
unb mad ben neneiten
Metbpben bebanbelt
aub nit BEN srbbten
GrfcIs.
ia fpufr1t nihf bar
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Man abrefEre an cber lpreGe rSr Sci
j. N M. d,
% NIB 81 weF sgsmnsrcsfisafe, Gan antcntr, Eeyas.
etne areppe bed. 2o,S,tunii
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-03-12

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: I. How many
men did LOngstreet have at Knoxville, Tenn,
at the time lao had Gen. Burnside surrounded ?
2. How many men did Burnside have at the
time he WAS surrounded al Knoxville, Tenn p
DAVID BELLOE, Oliyet, 5. ID.
ASswER.-Burnside estimated tho Union
force at 1900 effective men and officers. And
in the official return for Nov. 30, lsG3-made
during the progress OF tile siege-the force
present for duty at Knoxville is officially stated
at II ,9j2 infantry aud artilley. Gen. Burnside
estimated the bcsieging force at ~, 600 to $4,000
men.
There is no Confederate official return on file
showing their forces engaged in the Knoxville
campaign. Ia his official report Zen. Longstrect
says lac was 10 have force'Of 10000 for his East
Tennessee operations. IL does appear officially
however, that there were 81 regiments aud bat
talions OF infantry under his command, exelu-
siye Of artillery and cavalry, aud il is fair to
assume that he had fully 20 900 men in line in
his attacks on Knoxville. Some writers place
the figures much higher. Tho Confederate
leaders estimated the force under burnside 10
be attacked by rapid movement" atnot less
than 10000, and how they could expect 10 ac-
cOmplish anything with much, if any, less than
an equal force Is not apparent.
The cavalry on either side is not taken into
consideration, as that arm was not engaged in
theactual siege operations. EDITOR NATIONAL
TRIBUSE
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-03-12
HOME WITHOUT A MOTHER.

What a scene Of discomfort and con-
fusion home would be if mamma did
not return. If your wife is slowly
breaking down, from a combination Of
domestic cares and female disorders,
make it your first bu&iness TO restore
her health. DIR. Pierce's FavOrite Pre-
scription is without a peer as q remedy
for feeble and debilitated women, and is
the only medicine for the class of mala-
dies known as female diseases which is
sold under positive guarantee from the
manufacturers that it viii give satisfac-
ton, in every case, or the money will be
refunded. IL is positive cure for the
most complicated cases. It's an invig-
Grating, restorative tonic, and q soOth-
ing and strengthening nervine, impart-
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The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-03-12
Read Better than a Pension on page s.
The nIcks FamII, In War and Peace.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: So modest is
our claim 10 a soldier record OF note that fear,
when IL Is stated, some er-inl0rmed mem
Der Of the family will rise in his place" aud
object The Eaton family, the Huntorson
family, the Asa Quinn family, are all SO full Of
"soldior-boy record, that our claim to a pat
riotic record surprising any yet given, will be
considered but a piece OF presumption and
laughed az as an idle tale; yet il is a true bill.
The Hicks family is known on both sides
Of the Atlantic. Members Of il its various
branches) have figured moro or less cOnspicu-
ously in all the wars aud peace commissions
known 10 the records land some not known
for centuries past. Members Of this family
have marched and fought under every flag
ever hoiStcd; suffered in all the prison pens
on this planet; have stood on both sides Of
every question that ever Rgitated the public
mind in every naval battle we were there,
aud on board Of every craft engaged. The
record, In some instances may not be rs ortho-
dox rs could be desired, but il is history. In
the war for the Union We followed both the
Stars and Stripes and the Stars and Bars; we
fought brayely on every bloody field known 10
the record Of 81 aud '65. The boys didn't all
answer 70 the Hicks name, but were, all the
same members Of the family.
We trace our family in successive steps back
10 couple famous in history, and known as
Adam ana Eve whose home for a little while
was in parden-Edcn. famous in verse aud
prose; but were driven out OF the garden Tor
act Of disObedicnce by visitor Of recog-
nizcd power aud authority, whose call was in
the cool Of the day" The record may be a
little blurred and mixed here and there, but
il is nevertheless valuable AS a record of the
family.
For fuller expose Of the Hicks family
ancestry, the wars figured Ia, also present con-
ditl0n, We refer you 10 the published aud un-
published records Of the family-the human
family.-Rev. OWEN HICKS, Drummer Co. G,
9Th Ohio First Sergeant Co. b. 9th Ohio,
Spring Mills, Pa.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-03-12

It's legitimate medicine, too-eareful-
" compounded by an experienced ply
sician, and adapted to wOman's delicats
organization. For all the chronic week
nesses, functional arrangements, and
painful disorders peculiar to the sex, ft
is on unfailing remedy. It's because il
IS unfailing that il can be sold under a
positive guarantee.
III il fails to give satisfaction, in any
case for which it's recommended, the
money paid for it viii be promptly
returned.
1t is a legitimate msdicine-nOt a bev-
erage. Contains no alcohol to inebriate;
no syrup or sugar to sour or ferment in
the stomach and cause distress. As
peculiar in its marvellous, remedial re-
suits as in its composition.
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The Regular Cavalry.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: Please inform
me what was tho Tegimental number during
the WAT Of the following regiments, and where
the former regiment OF mounted rinemen is
stationed now: LIST Dragons, "a Dragons.
Regiment Of Mounted Rihemen, LIST Cav, ID
Cay.-C 5. SARGENT, Caldwell, o.
lANswER.-On Aug. 3 1861, the LIST Dragons
became the LIST Cav; the "a Dragons. the ID
Cav; Mounted Rihemen, the 30 Cav; the LIST
Cav. was made the 4th Cav, and the "a Cav.
the 9Th Cav. Co.'S ID, ii, aud K, Sd Cav, are
stationed at Fort Sam Houston, Tex; 90. A.
at Eagle Pass, Tex Co. @, at Fort Mcintosh,
Tex; Co. u, at Camp Pena, Colorado, Tex; Co.
q, at Fort Ringgold, Tex; Co Is, at Fort Brown.
Tex.-EDIToR NATIONAL TRIBUEEl
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manded the Third Division, or the Fifteenth
Corps. He belonged to that division from At
lanta 70 the close Of the war, and before that
was in the Second Division, Sixteenth Corps
Third Division.
w. w. Branson. Co. c, 9sth Ohio, Cherokee,
Kan, says that W. III. Mcmahon, g5th Ohio, is
mistaken when he says the 9Sth Ohio lost at
Kenesaw Mountain a Col. Shane. Col John s.
Pearce commanded that regiment the last IS
months Of the war, and was in command at
keuesaw Mountain. He was neither wounded
nor killed. He was severely wounded at Ben
tonville, Y. C. Col. John s. Pearce is still
living at Cadiz, o., and was recently elected
Judge Of the Common Pleas Court at that
place or that district.
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me, which | inclose Ia
you, thinking that per-
hAps they may belong
10 some comrades fami.
ly. The soldier father
possibly sleeps in an
unknown grave -
near where he fell.
Comrade Kinnesr gave
the following account :
" These pictures
were taken from a sol =
dier's knapsack torn
open by a shcll) who
was killed a few min
utcs before on the bat
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ground was soon lH pos
session Of tie enemy.
! was passing the body,
aud seeing tue torn
knapsacK aud letters
sticking cut. stopped
down and picked up
one, aud 10 contained
two photos, not mount
ed on cardboard. /
tore OF the address
from the letter and
placed il with the
photos Ia my memo
randum book, intend
iug "a send than IN
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blSucld near BOydl0n plank road, Va about
the last OF March, 1865. The soldier belonged
10 some Western regiment-Third Division.
Fifth Corps; was large man with sandy beard,
aud had his left shoulder carried away by
SHELL Our troops were falling back and the
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Fred ClaPper, Co. III, 1O2d n. Y, Mexico No,
says he was wounded at the battle Of Slaughter
Mountain, and that he was placed under a tree
by kind Confederate soldier. Soon after the
battle an IrishmaH who belonged TO his COM
pauy put him on a horse belonging TO a Colonel
in a Pennsylvania regiment, and saved his life.
If it is possible, he would like to secure the
address Of the gallant Irishman and the brave
Confederate
+. GoOdheart, L0udOuu Rangers, Knoxville,
Tenn, Was taken prisoner at CharlestOWn, w.
Va, Oct. Is lS6j, confined in Pcmbert0n
Prison two weeks, and taken to Belle Isle,
where he remained for six months. During
that terrible cold Winter of 1863 and "a, his
feet were very badly frozen, and he partly lost
the use Of one side, which did not return for
nearly one year after being exchanged. OF the
Is of his regiment that were taken there at
that time, II Of them died. starved and frozen
TO death. He would like to hear from any who
were there at that time. and from anyone who
knows Of history Of Belle Isle covering that
date.
A.W. Howard, Co. Fl, 57th N. Y, Seven Stars,
Pa, warns the comrades of enc William ID.
Bishop, 81 N. Y. Cav. and a member Of Henry
Judd Post, 42l, Department of New York, who
has been in Adams County beating the COM
rades and other people in various ways He
is a deadbeat.
John Willett, Purvis, Miss, drops line to
let his old comrades Of Co. /, 18th H., know
where he is. Down his way there is no GAR.
Post and he has TO keep quiet about his politics,
or he will get into trouble. They don't appre-
ciate Yankees down that way.
Judge S. Kiuefelter 1901 North Broadway
st. Louis, recently saw the name Of George v
Marshall, Hampton's pa light artillery, in
the paper. just before the battle of ChanCel-
lorsyille George bought dozen Goldfish. He
cooked one and strapped II on limber-chest
On Sunday morning in the heat of the battle
OF Charlottesville, several of the battery's
tuberculosis were blown up. among them the
limber-chest with the Goldfish They went
sailing round and round. away up in the air
Did they ever come dOwn2
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the writer but in some way lost the address.
-JOHN j.. WELLS, Co. 4, nth Pa, Erie Pa
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