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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-15
s6- Morsen Nbeno 8. Nbonnemeniss
&onaert alsgefiibrt bon Carl Beds
Sr6effer, 80 Mann fart in Wutbs
@arten. gintritt rs Gents.
0eripaltmngS Soften amertfanifdber
Gt1nte.

Sas lebte Genius Bulletin beIGdftigt
fi9 nit ben 8erpaltunssfoften unierer
Stdbte; baiielte 1T auBerorbentli9
lebrrei1. Die Stdote fnb In 4 Rlals
fen eingetbeilt; bic IA 8robfGbte nit
mebr als 200. 600 ginmobuer toften i'm
Dur4f9nitt SIS. SO auf ben Gopf aber
i'm Gin5elEen seben bic 0ernaliungs.
toffeu aiemli9 !weit a%useinanber; Glebe.
LAMB !. 8. ftebt NIT 1882 nett unter
benz Sur9idnitt. Stem Oort iiberlteigt
benielben nit $3.50 um Elm 8ebeus
tenbes. Baltimore bat 81. SO auf ben
&opf; es bat feline b6bere State, als
Chicago unb ct. &ouis, itebt aber tpei.
ter binter Bottom, Cincinnati unb pbi.
Iabelpbia auriid.
Der Dur6f@nitt BON 0erwaltungs,
teffen BON @t6bten 3weiter Rlafe nit
100, 900 big 100000 g~inmobneru be-
trdgt nur $11.74; Die binigfte 8ertpals
tung bot Denber, COL, nit 1882 ouf
ben Gopf; bic tbeuetfe 81. paul nit
$27.6l, tuas iosar Neo Dort absr,
feist.
Su ben Stdbten nit 0 1000 bis
100, 900 ginuobnern betrdgt Der Dur@.
f6nitt Der 8ewaltungstoften auf ben
Gopf nur 1857 unb 3tpar lit @eabiug
Die biligite unb Columbus, O., bic
ibeuerHe Stabt.
Der 9ur9f6nitt Der 8srDaItungstos
fen bon tIeireren stdbten betrdat
9.74, ober Duluth in Minue|ota ers
bebt trobbem $26.31 nuf ben 3opf,
wdbrenb 2ittlc Rod in Artaufos nur
1919 auf ben Gopf berbrau9t.
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& s.
Sages GbrDnif.


622. MpbdineS's S[udt brn Meffa mad
Mtebina.
1899. @roberung Seruialems pur9 Die
8reu5fabrer.
1891. &aiier &uSplpb BON 9absburs se=
itprbe1.
1410. Der 9odmet1ter bes beutlden Dr.
bens, nlri6 Il. Sunsineen, fdat in Der S6Ia6t
BET Iennebers.
1920. Der 8apit SEQ x. belest Sutber, falls
CT nitbt ipiberruft, nit Dem &irdenbann.
1872. @ilbelm bon Sranieit CUNT Staff
batter BON 9pllanb ertpdblt.
1905. Saul &embran6t (Maler) gebpren.
1889. Safapette s,tm anfiibrer BET Barrier
Natipaal= @arbe ernannt.
1901. 9ius VII. lDbnt it6 burd, ein Gpn=
cprbat nit Sranfrei9 aus.
1908. Spadim M1trat s,i, R6ni9 BON See
apel ernannt.
1910. Q%uabrupel : 3raftat bon @nslanp,
Seterreid, &,blanb unb @reuBen sur Ser
treibnng Ser Ieebpter aus Sprien.
1856. &uftanb III Wabrtb.
1861. 3reffem bel 8unferbia, So.
1866. Sreffen bel Spbibi6au. Siee Ser
preubtlden Nrntee bt6t Dor 8rebburg.
1870. &riegserfldruttg in Der fransDitider
&amiaer. Aitdfebr &Dntg Mtl6elms bon Gms
ita9 Serlin. Mpbilma6ungs Srbre ii,
Hreuber.
1871. Grober 8ranp in Chicago.
1879. gesinn beS @uttfamer'f6en Reei.
ments in 9reuben.
1888. Str Sohn Senrp 8ranb, 4rdiibeni
bes Sranies Gretftaates in Nfrtfa, se1tprben
1889. grDffnung bes internatipnalen io;ia:
lifttlden &pngreHes in 8aris.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-15
Gin ,,ahres muneer.Mtttel.

Scr. Grani Sufmau, elm iunser Mann BON Surfing.
ton, Sbtp, c%Dnftattrt, bab er unter Der SebanbIuns
pom 5tret berpprrasenben NerSten mar, bic beioe ntdt
I'm Stanbe paren, etne 8eheruns jeines GejunbbeitSs
s%nfanbes berbeisufhbren, gle e%rfldrten, bab er an
S4pinbiudt little, nnb bab ibm ntht mebr Su belfeu
iet. Dar eoete man tbm gu, Or. 96nisS Neues S@wtnb=
fudtsz S~etlmtttel gu sebrauden. SO mar bas l9on gu
ether 3ett, os er ni6t i'm Stanhe mar, quer hber bic
Strabe au seben, O9ne ii9 u~ntertpess anssaruben. Gbe
sr f4 nett upbler %befnbs. Gr ieste baber ben Sc
brdu4 fort Inb erfreut fi4 beut beS beften Wpblleins.
Wer an benz gals pber BEN acknowledgement lettet,
made eineu 8eriu& bamit. Sir soranttren pole Sez
frtebtsuns.
grpbeHai9en fret Bel alien @pptbefern. SIM @bplez
fale BET Dretb, Gbpmpipn & Go. in Gan Gntpnio, Iey.
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dic Mrusca=galbe

Die bette Salbs her gaelt fit e&nitte,
0ueti@unseu, @eftpiire, Gtsbcr. unb Saut.
Nusi6Ias, 3IeGts, sefpruneens sdnbe, 8rof.
bsalen unb ale Sauttranibeiten ; furirt Sa-
u,orrboiben Ober feline Sesabinns. gSuise
Satisfaction earantirt ooer bas 6eIb uirb
turiderfattet. 2b Gents Die S9aGteI. Bum
Bertauf In allen apotbe!en. Dretb, 9bomb.
lon & 60. MhoIefole.
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9entid Gnsliide @dnle.

GIteru, pel1e ibre Ginber Der obigeln
Nafalt onDertrauen wollen, tperbett
bierour6 Dorauf aufmertiam gema6t,
oaB Ginoer, bic nod feiuen unterriht
erbaItsn babeu. nur bel 8eginn beg neuz
en- ShuItabres, alp ON ndhifen. /.
September, in bic 59ule aufgenoms
men tperben f6nnen.
fir ben S6ulborfanb,
s. @rops.
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Was, elettriides Qidt uuo sriebfraft.

Wir bemerben uns um Die Gunb.
f9aft 6es publifums fur @as, our 8es
leu@tung uao gum &o6en. Nrc, Sn,
caHbesceni, elettrii6ss Slot unb elef.
trifhe Sriebfraft. Wir ltafern Rofens
aniGldge fur 2egune BON @6bren in
9duietn, Quffeluns BON Gas6fen, unb
elettriI9e Beleu6tung, Motcte. @lets
triiGe 3riebtraft tpirD prompt geIiefert
BON Der San antonio g q g.
Gnmpaguie. SeIepbon PIP.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-15

Mein 9ino % Sabre alt, lit on
elmer beftigen @rfdltung. Sd CAB bems
ielben Or. Nuguf &6nig's hamburger
Bruftibee unb in fur5er 3ett mar es
beraeifeQt. - Nbam Nttig, 8ss Mpis
mes, So.
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Snrfe's Natatorinm.

8dgli6 Ofeu fit Serren = Sreitaes
ausgenommen bon 6 ubr Worgens
biz II ubr Nbenos.
Greitag OHen fir Gamilien mdbrenb
berielben @tunoen.
partien BON rs Perionen nnb mebr
fDanen bas SAB bel bet Gtunbe belegea.
Sabine 3ellen, fibles Waher, fets
mes @9nimmbab.
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@~ 0err 60. 9iefielborn,
Der befannte uab laEgidbrige Wirtb Der
bat nun an Der gommeycez
ittaBe, gegeniiber bon Groos' Bant,
cine elsgante Birtbidaft eingeridiet,
mo feis frif@es Bier uub @etrdllfe aler
@rt Oerobrei@t unb feiner 2unh ferbirt
pirb. 2ogenrdume gu permietben.
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9eutlde Sob Office.

Seutide. iouie enslii9e Druid 9lrs
beiten tperben prompt unb bilig pers
fertiet bon Sobn S9ott, So. Z
Norb preas Strae. auftrdge
brn auBerbalb erbeten.
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Sir Steinbauer.

Jitnf CUTE steinbauer rerben bers
langt am 5oaora gnurtbaus, unb
Sailsgau. 2ohn 81 pro Sag.
Mugut 8alfana,
8. o. sonora. Seras.
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nT- Worgen Ibenb 3. Announcements.
2ou3ert aussefhbrt bon Carl Beds
OrGefer, 80 Mann fart in Mutbs
@arten. @iniritt rs Gents.
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Raiier WiIbelm traf an IA. Suli
IN seitb in S@ottlanb elm. BORT Be.
lfies er Die Sampf Oa6t nSoben3ol.
lem. uno bampfte Die 5ritb of Tortb
btnauf UNI ft9 bic beriibmte reue Bride
ther benFelbsH an3uleben.
u. u. 0ibbpns. 6erren @6nei6er,
pa Commerce sStraBe,
fertiet auf 8etelung su rebucirteu
preifen bic e~legantefen 5ommer. Wus
atge, SoIen unb 5ommer Meffen IN.
Wtan fomrae unb tiber3euge i6!
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Or. @m. Better neiIt segenpdrtig
in guropa. Die 3eit feiner Rtidfebr
Dirb in ben 5palten bieies 8lattes be-
tanut gema9t nerben.
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j. WElNSTEIN & co.
Sentf4e
Sndbmolung II. &omauzS ibliOtbef,
SO. 4 0tsSOutonitrabe, San antpnip.

0prratbi9 finS fpl8enoe S%eitidriftcn:
lleber &ano uub Wteer, Bud fir @ne, 81
~lultrtrte Welt, @artenlaube &c. &c.
Hpmate:
3ebn SABRE unter Der Grbe, pber Sdulb
unb Siibae.
Die 8riiber Der yladt @i1torii6 rpntan.
tide Gr5dblunger).
@ed6tet, pber bas SlDdleiu bon 8ur9tbal.
Der Serr Der Nadt, pber Neue @ebeimnt1le
BON Yaris.
Nuf eiulamer Snlel, oper unidulbig per.
ltoben.
Der Sdarfri9ter bon Berlin.
Ses 8elterpbcrerS Slid unb Gnbc (Jia=
pplepn).
@enopeba, Die fronme Dulperin.
9as ldbne 6obritmGo@en.
8as FINITE @ebpt.
llnl6ulbi8 sum Sobe oerurtbeilt.
S6tnperbannes, Der 9rDbte &auberbaupt.
mann beS 10. SabrbunbertS.
Gu iebein oie1er Hpntane 2 8ilbcr oils Gras
tbs 9rlmienD
YrUbebefte iperoen auf 0erlan9em
ArattS OerianDt.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-02-21
Remarkable Rescue.

Mira Michael Curtain, Plainfield, H.,
makes the statement that she caught
cold. which settled on her lnngs; she
was treated for month by her family
physician, bat grew worse. He told
her she was a hopeless victim If c0n-
sumption and that no medicine could
cure her. Her druggist suggested DIR.
Kings New Discovery tor Consump-
tion; sl,e bought lsssttle and to her
tlelignt found herself beaetited from
first dose. She continued its nse and
after taking ten bottles. found herself
sound and we'll, now d"es her own
h0uscwork and is as we'll as she ever
was.-Free trial butties of the great
discovery ut c. c. NasIls store, large
battles Soc. and 81 %. 2
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-02-21

On Tuesday last Judge w. F.
Blackman and District Attorney
Jas. Andrews came up and gave a
preliminary trial to Jack Cham
bers, VIM. Bee and Jack Hyams,
the negroes accused of numbering
the Jew peddler. Messrs. E. G..
Hunter and W. G. Roberts repre-
sented Bee and Hyams, and sue
cesded in getting bond for their
cliants, Bee in the sum of $500,
and Hyams $3.50. Chambers was
remanded tojail without the benefit
of bail. Harris accused of the
mn der of Tillman, has been re-
leased upon giving bond in the
sum Of two thousand dollars.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-02-21

H IN. Geo. A. Kelly, land agent
for he Kansas City, Watkins and
Gulf railroad, was in Colfax on
Thur sday. This road, which will
pas, centrally through Grant par
ish, from Alexandria to the Marble
Quarry in Winn, he reports as in
cons mt progress, with fair pros
peel # completion during the cur
REM year.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-02-21

Walter Bridges, Athens. Tenn,
writss: For six years had been af-
fiicted with running sores aud m en-
lar cement Of the bones in my leg.
trie ! everything | heard If without
any permanent benefit until Botanic
Blood Balm was recommended to me.
Aft r using six bottles the sores healed.
and | am now ~ better health tl,nu
lav. ever heen. | send this testi-
mortal unsolicited, because | want
othsrs tO he benefited.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-02-21

At the election held in ward one
on the l4th instant, to determine
the question of license or no license
for the sale of whisky, the prohi-
bitionists won by a clear majority
of 26 votes. In all 218 votes were
cast, SO being "for" and 122
against license. AT the Colfax
precinct the whisky men polled rs
votes to the antis' 81, but Fair
mount came gallantly to our rescue
with a majority of 85 to 20 against
license.
The result is m ost gratifying 20
our prohibition citizens, aud even
the whisky men profess to be salts
fed with the verdict, and say they
will respect the will of the majori-
ty. We can say this, that if they
do not they need expect no quarter
when it comes to prosecution, as
they have not only public senti-
ment against them, but we have
the personal assurance of Judge
Blackman and District Attorney
Andrews that they will enforce the
law 10 its fullest extent Not only
SO, but violation of their pledges
will result in a demand for the in
stitution of proceedings in the
cases / o lie prosecuted at the late
term of court. Virc, rale!!
1t is due to our colored fr.erds
who came out SO nobly in the cause
or virtue and sobriety that we re-
turn them thanks for their help.
They have rebuked the slander that
they can be bought with whisky,
and we honor them for the stard
they have taken for principle. The
whisky men knew they were beaten
if the matter was left to the white
vote, and, as the negroes largely
outnumbered the whites in the
ward. they relied on controlling
and corrupting them by the use of
liquor. We congratulate all on the
happy issue in the interest of home,
society and country.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-02-21

Our young friend j. W. Rhorer
has been made q. s. Surveyor and
Commissioner at Welsh, La, and
is positively doing '.land offic.''
business in the matter of perfectine
titles to homestead entries in that
region, if one is to judge by the
numerous Notices of Final Proof
in the Welsh Crescent to which
his name is affixed. Here's luck
to you, Jack; and we hope the job
will last for many summers TO come.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-02-21

L,jt Saturday was st. Valentines
day, and everybody forgot to honor
rye 9 litor with a valentine, except
our better half. The ''missive" was
u pounds in weight, and made its
appearance at $50 a. m., was femi-
min in gender, and we have named
her Viola Valentine in honor of the
day. Seven ID said to be the per-
feet number, and that is Viola's
number in the Bible record. The
full assortment of Juveniles in our
household is now composed of five
girls and two boys.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-02-21

IT,. hest salye in the world for cuts.
bruis =, sores. ulcers, salt rIseum, fever
sores. fetler. .s'hnppcd l,nnds, clliIblains.
corns aud all other skin eruptions, aud
positively cures piles, or no pay re-
quir,l. lttis guaranteed to give perfect
sati II sction. or money refuded- Price
25c per box. For sale by e. c. Nash.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-02-21
! Bald Knobbe-s Testify.

H. r. Sharp, McCrcry, Ark, writes:
j hsv sold G.. G. c. certain chill cure
TO HI idreds Of employees ON the Mem
phis nd Bald Knob railruad, and 1
dontI knnw of a failure to cnre. Sold
by 8. VI. I.acruix.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-02-21

Ms. Josie Thorpe, who has been
on weeks visit to friends and
relatives in Montgomery and At
lanta, returned on Wednesday ac-
com panied by her father Mr.. Jas.
Bird
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-02-21

SHACKELFORD AT his residence in
the town Of Colfax. Ia, at 6s30 a. m. on
Tuesday, Feb. IL, 1891. SAMUEL B. SHAc :
ELFoRD, born in Maringo county, Ala,
Feb. 8, 1894. departed this life ut the e
of 81 years and IL days.
The deceased was Mason, and was
well known throughout this portion Of
the State, having occupied the position
OF deputy or Clerk Of the District Court
and Notary Public in Grant parish for
the last fourteen years.
Huntsville. Alabama, and New Orleans
newspapers please COPY.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-02-21

Thousands and tens of thousands of
bottles of T.. C.. G. certain chill cure are
sold yearly and the people are constant
~ cInnoring for more. They know a
good thing when they try it. Sold by
M Iacroix
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-02-21

M. C. Irwin, teacher of penman-
ship, is in Colfax with the view of
securing pupils in writing class.
He is an expert with the pen and
comes we'll recommended.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-02-21

For tired FEELING. loss Of appetite and
general debility there 10 no remedy
eaua' tn e. e.. G.. certain chill cnre.
Sold by 8. NJ. l.acroix.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-02-21

eoeeo. - . y~er e bcine nads By 1cAn \.
GeBd>. IN. roy NY ~ Ntek fur ~. ks usisv,
you may u.st u.ske % unNch. hut ws smn
|(0eb yoa qsi~kiy hssw oe<ssn frsss . 70
Sto Z d~y st fhc ssnr, so mrse - yos -
on. B<sh seaes. al sesA II eny lass ~
lAnsest~H- ys'u 4 an cs'n,sl><'uee = hon.e, y'r-
every werker. We start -, h.ruiSh.rr
ev~rysLhsx. EASILY, SrEEfrl1>Y hrvs~ i.
PARTICULARS FltEE. Ad<sum aS cnse.
sJsSsOx : to- tOlt1hAAD nAsss.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-02-21

Messrs. Jas. Wright and Geo.
Long, of Winfield, passed through
Colfax on Tuesday last, en- route to
New Orleans.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-02-21

AANAA YEA1s Tspa-rs.hs 20 hr.ss,
V16SIkv utesch any fairly sfe. spon of sifhss
At3A11tt.s.. WHO can read ssd .Tiss, ssi ~ho.
Ohow 1hvee Thsussaa nullnev |.
fhstroru vc Win essnk
the situatiou " hi amount
No money for nae unless Ensly un uut
learned desire bnt worker dstcf a. cososy
nun,cs g Yhe sss mskie over escee each lis NEW
z. q. ALLEN. He's 40. AsS.ssS. = : siSc. -
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-02-21

In slnmbers of midnight the sailor
boy lay,
His hammock swung loose at the sport
Of the wInd:
He sprang to his feet with cry Of
alright,
Ny Certain Chill Cure have left it
behind.
Sold by s. NJ. Lacroix.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-02-21
Lands For Sale.

10 Acree-Soufh- east Or Of the north east or Of
sec 2S. township north, range west.
~ acres-North-wcst or northeast or section 8,
township Z north, range west.
10 acres-East hf of the northeast or Of sec Is.
township 8 north, range west.
80 acres North hf of the nor h-west or of eco 50.
township 8 north. range west.
10 acres-South-w Or of southeast Or sec ~,
townnhip 3 north, range west.
40acres- -8Oufh-east or OF south-east or of sec q.
township north range west.
These lands are all unimproved. ard will be
sold in bulk, or in single tracts. az above de-
scribed. For terms and conditions apply ut
CHnoxIcLE Office to-. II. q. GOODWIN.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-02-21
REWARD.

Estrayei or Sts,len. a bright sorrsi mare.
one white Lind foot, hair in .orel,ead ratl,-
or thin weighs about one Thousand pounds.
III good order. no marxs o- brands. Left
Atlanta. INN parish. on the 18th Of Jan
nary and when last seen had on saddle
and br die Any informatiem leading to
recovery or delivery t. the nndersiyned at
Atl.n'a will be IibeialIy rewarded
ts'liax, Jan % 4. j. DXEWETT.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-02-21
WARMING NOTICE.

All persons are rarTed not to cut, de ID
en-, or remove any trees or timber whats y
ever from ,aiss;s own.d in Grant parish.
La. by Mrs. n. Edith Howcott or Calvin
Pardse. Trrspasscrs will be prosecuted to
the fullest extent of tl,., law.
W Ii. UOwcOTT. Agent,
Feb. q 1e9l. New Orleans. La
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-02-21
.NoTIcE.


Whsr ~ 6. u Teal lu.x applied t. This
court T. e arp i-.tsSl Ms.nsinistrntor 0f the
successi u "f ". x. 'mllrmn. Il c,.nsesl,
after sla.. an legal ~ iicr as required l.y
law. moi lee Is her by given that a, less
opposi ion is flied he'ess ~ithim trn lla,x
after tie publication hereof the xdnc will
be granted.
Witness the Has y. r. Blark,pan aud
A. V C0co Jndgcs Of said ,art this l6tI,
day of January 1881.
lSE III s. B. SiIArKELFORD,
Clerk C.slrt.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-02-21

!; ::;: !: !:
~ - do the work. Easy o learn.
We fnish sssythisg We yaa. No risk
your epAr masu o. s your time 10 The work. Tbs
entissy new ~ndand brings wonderful woeE
befnnsrs ee ssruing fo SIS $50 week and upaa
and m"rs amer hEf1s sxsstsnce We furnish you The
poymsee and eseeh te9 No explain heFe. fu
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Are ANY OF Them LlHingl
READ 1T OVER AGAIN.
The Cannoneer Objects to Absurd Criticisms

The CaHn0nPeT ODJects 10 ABSURD Criticisms.
EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: James FL.
StoutnOur, Co. ID, 55th Pa, Everett, Pa, says:
1.-THE CannOueer" was badly mixed ia bis ac-
count of the action on june Is, 1864 He had some
terrible fighting by the Fifth Corps and Battery B
in front of Petersburg between the City Point Rail-
road and the AppOmattox River. We will admit
there was terrible fighting there but il not the
Fifth Corps that was there. It was the Eighteenth
Corps and Badly Smith was in command. We
were on the extreme right.
If Comrade Stoutnour will read my account
and examine the accompanying map with q
little bit Of intelligence. he will see that de-
seribed the attack of the Fifth Corps as being
made at a point south Of the Norfolk Railroad
where it crosses the old Suffolk pike, and did
not refer to the City Point Railroad at ALL The
point attacked by the Eighteenth Corps was at
least a mile and quarter from the nearest
troops of the Fifth. In fact the whole Ninth
CORPS was between the Fifth and Eighteenth
in the attack Of June Is, which have clearly
indicated on my map. Such pretended eriti-
csms based not only on what / did not say,
but upon the exact reverse Of what did say,
are exceedingly fatiguing. There is plenty OF
material for real criticisms in my sketches,
without resorting to the blunders Of a careless
reader on which to base absurd ones.-AUGUs-
TUS BUELL..
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things that ever happened 10 our army, for our
men were never in so good fighting condition
as ut the time we went ap Missionary Ridge
None Of US were sick from eating too much.
which was always the trouble when We had
full rRti0Rs in camp. OF course there was
some grumbling by the men, and officers as
we'll, for We were all as hungry as bears, and in
fact | was never so hungry in my life. and
never felt better able to march or fight. Our
hardest time, to our brigade at least, came
after the battle Of Missionary Ridge on our
march 10 Knoxville with only one issue Of ra-
tions, during which time we had TO live on
sick wheat and corn meal mixed with water
and made into hapjacks. Many a frugal meal
Wo made on this stud, which was not nearly
equal 10 quarter nations. We did tho best we
could by trying to eat the hard ripe corn. as we
marched along 10 the relief Of Burnside. We
made il all right aud do not believe there
WAS man Of Us sick from lack Of food.
cannot commend your paper too highly for
the position you take, and always take, in the
interest Of the soldiers. May you ever prosper.
III. II. HArcH. Captain. Co. ID. 74th H.,
Sheridan's Division; Middletown, O.
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every scrap that might
appear concerning
Lookout Mountain, aud
believe ] have read
them NIL. Last August
/ was up in st. Law
renee County, n. Y,
and talked the battle
over with several OF the
boys OF my company
who were there. Capt.
lthen First Lieuten-
anti Thos. Hobart, who
WAS promoted and put
in command of Co. /
al ftar rneiwpnd has
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N a late number of The
NATIONAL TRIBUNE is
an article by S. A. Me-
Neil, 3lst Ohio. / quite
agree with him when
he says that the Army
Of the Cumberland was
not demoralized after
the battle of Chieka-
manga.
We were on one-quar-
ter ratiOns. but | must
say that / think that it
WAS ma nf tho Eagt