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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-07-14

A West Philadelphia clergyman
recently received an envelope con.
tanning an oId.fashioned copper penny
Is his fee for performing a marriage
ceremony.
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4. o. u. w. Rates to Salt Lake.

The Union Pacific will give q 70.
duced rate of l and 10th fare for the
round trip, HALEY to Salt Lake and
return, on account Of the meeting OF
the Grand Lodge A. 0. U. W., in
Salt Lake City, Wednesday. Angus,
II, to Saturday, August 20, inclusive.
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gain, nothing to lose. There's just ono medi-
cine OF its class that's sold on these conditions
Medical Discovery. It's peculiar way to
sell it-but it's q peculiar medicine. It's the
guaranteed remedy for all Blood, Skin and
Scalp. Diseases, from . common blotch or
eruption to the worst Scrofula. It cleanses,
purines and enriches tho blood, and cures
Salt-rheum, letter, Eczema, Erysipelas, and
all manner Of blood-taints, from whatever
cause. It costs you nothing II it doesn't help
you. The only question is, whether you
want to be helped
"Golden Medical Discovery Is the cheap
est blood-purifier sold, through druggists, BE-
cause you only pay for the good you get
Can you ask morel
The Discovery" acts equally we'll oil tho
year round. Made by the Worlds Dispen.
eary Medical Association, at G6S Main Street,
Buffalo, N, Y.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-07-14

Lightning flashed into an Eastern
Pennsylvania coal mine the other day
and shocked . man who was / 200
feet below the surface.
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THE COUNTY COMMlSslONERs.

THE COUNTY COAAlSSIONERS.
Proceedings ~ their Regular, July,
1892, Session.
Liquor licenses were ordered to
issue as follows:
G. J. Sherry, George Warren, Kel-
loeg & D<arden, Annie Laydeli,
Arthur Smith. w. N. Allen, and ].
Hendel, HALEY, for three months from
July l.
Charles MCGEE, Era, three months
from June l.
The contract to supply so cords OF
wood to the county was awarded to
j. S. Waters, whose bid of IS 40, in
warrants. per cord, was the lowest.
Galena, Boulder and Warm Springs
precincts were abolished, aud Galena,
Boulder. aud that part OF w arm Springs
precinct extending to what is known
- tho upper hot springs, about 10
miles above Ketchum OH the moky
road, consolidated into Kctchum pre-.
o'nct, and the balance of the Warm
Springs precinct from the point above
mentioned consolidated into Smoky
precinct.
A voting precinct was created, to
be known - Clyde, comprising all
that part of eastern Alturas county
east and north of tho SUNNI. of the
divide between Big and Little Lost
rivers.
The claim of G NJ Parsons for the
quarter ending July l, 1892, allowed
for $4,000.
In tho matter of the bill of D B
Hill for services as constable January
18th to 2lst, 1889, At Mountain Houe,
under instructions from S Waters
then District Attorney for old Al,uras
county.
Amounting 1872 %
Less deductions. ........... 26 90
| 500 IS
taken up at request of NJ Hill.
Ordered, That tho bill be laid over
until the return Of the attorney for
tho board with tho understanding that
some action shall DO taken il he re,
turns before tho board .djourns. If
not at the next regular aession.
Proposals for election supplies
opened and examined:
r w Berry offers to furnish boxes
1Sx134 inches, Is boxes l3tx1O
inches. ls boxes 1Ox64 inches, made
from heavy tin aud painted, with =
good spring lock on each box for 500
cash or $s4.67 in county warrants.
Geo ID Barnard & Co propose to
furnish cylindrical steel ballot boxes
At $500 each.
The proposal of r w Berry was
accepted.
Election Boards for 1890.
AUTHORIZATION HOUSE.
Register-Wm Taylor.
'udges--J.s Hanrahan. Jas fIainey,
David Taylor.
Distributing Clerk-Wm Taylor.
ARCO-ARCo STORE
Rsgister-Richard w Ferris.
-Judges-G E Ferris, Jack Williams,
Pete Anderson.
Distrlbutin Clerk-Ouo B Flnscher.
BULLIoN-OLD MARKS STORE.
Register-P. b. Higgins.
Judses-Phil Lynch, Jos Johnston, |
NJ Mills. /
Distributing Clerk-W E Parker.
BUTrERCUP MINR-BOARDING HOUSE.
Register-Mike Flynn.
Judged Nickerson, J Frazier,
A Bucklund.
Distributing Clsrk-Alike Faris.
DEER CRERk-BoLroN HOT SPRINGS.
Regi.ter-Wm Holland.
Judges-Fred c Bradley, John
Stspleford. VIM Riley.
Distributing Cle,k-Fred Bennett.
EAST F0RK-SCHOoL HOUSE.
Regisser-J b Short.
Judges-J w Butch, Norman Ed.
wards. L Peters.
Distributing Clerk-Mike Conlev.
ERA-r. n. FERaUsoN's DWELLING
HOUSE.
Register-J A HUFF.
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EEAE Is
SCROFULA

It Is that impurity In the blood, which, 70
eumulating In the glands Of the neck pro
Auccs unsightly Jumps or swelllngs; wnicn
causes painful running sores on the arms
legs, or feet; which developss ulcers IN the
eyes, ears, or nose, often causing BLINDNESS or
deafness; which is the origin OF pimples, can
cerous growths, or the many other manifesto
lions usually ascribed to "humors;" which,
fastening upon the lungs, causes consumption
ana death. Being the most ancient, 1t Is the
most general Of all diseases or affections, for
very few persons are entirely free from It.
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Notice Of Contest.

Land Omce ct Hstley. ldAAo,(
july Q, 1897.
Compliant hsvihR been entered Of this once BY
william =. Ray against
JOHAN LUND
1oE abandoning his Homestead Entry No. 90, dated
May IL. 1854. upon the NV I, Sec. ~, To, l.
soush Of Range IL East. In Logan county, Idaho.
Win view to the can ellation Of said entry: the
SAG parties are hereby summoned to sppesr q
tnis once on the 18th day Of August. 1897 at IL
O'CLOCK O. m. to fsspend AMI furnish testimony
concerning said alleged abandonment
v. 7. RILEY,
Register.
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az Blank Proofs of Labor for
sale at this Office.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-07-14

Oh ~ HAG - remedy for weak digestion.
Can he taken by the smallest child. For sale "
leading druggists.
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To All Whom It May Concern.

l hereby give notice. that will at the regulss
meeting Of the board Of pardons. Of the State o.
Idaho. in october. 1892. apply for the pardon Of
Samuel Hatton. convicted q the crime Of sr''d
larceny In Alturss county, Idaho. In Octooef'
1875. and sentenced to imprisonment in To
territorial peritentiasy for the term OF fourssss
year,. 49,.
MRS. THOMAS HATTON.
eHosnoHE, IDAno. July II. 1897.
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REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES
COUNTY CONVENTION.
The Republican electors Of Alturas county are
hereby notified that. IN pursuance Of call Of the
Republican State Central Committee, . Coaven.
tion has been called by tina Republican Central
Committee Of Altusss county, to meet 1t
KETCE1UM.
THURSDAY. AUGUST 4th. 1897,
At II o'clock Q. m,
to elect eight 10y delegates to represent Alturas
county In the Republican state Convention which
has has. been called to meet st Moscow. August 10.
electors, and Joint members Of the ktate Legas-
| lature.
Primary elections will be held in the several
precincts Of this county on
SATURDAY. JULY soth. 1892,
From to O'Clock p. M,
- elect 0ele8ates 70 said County Convention, At
which all Republican electors II be entitled to
vote.
The following 10 the superintendent Of dele
gases from the several precincts to the County
Convention:
Ansoiope...... ................ INSTRUMENTATION.
A1Co.
Ouiuou. .s........
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OOuAOeF. ]
E. B. LENNON,
!. W. GARRETT, Chairman.
Secretary.
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How :: &C. Ca" CURED

By taking Hoods Sarsaparilla, which, BY
the remarkable cures it has accomplished.
often when other medicines have failed, has
proven itself to be potent and peculiar
n,etlTeine for this disease. Some Of these
cures are really wonderful. II you suffer from
scrofula, be sure to try Hoods sarsaparilla.
"My daughter Mary was aiilcted with scrof-
ulous sore neck from the time she was 22months
cid till she became six years Of age. Lumps
formed in her neck, and one Of them after
growing to the size Of a pigeons egg, became
running sore for over three years. We gave
her Hoods Sarsaparilla, when the lump and
all indications Of scrofula entirely dis
appeared, and now she seems to be healthy
child" J. 8. CARLILE, Nauright, N. J.
N. b Be sure to get only
Hood's Sarsaparilla
sold by all druggists. I'll six for Is. Prepared only
~ G. I. HOOD 4 CO.. Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses Ono Dollar
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The Trouble Over.
Private dispatches received from
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BEATTY'S PIANOS , -: Us; 70: :, :.'.
ioeae address Daniel 7. Beatty. " sshinIton, Nsv
JeSsey.
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LOST AND FOUND.

7 osT.YEsTERDAY-sILvER WATCH CHAIN.
8 is.1ns 9 sam: anne 4
7 osT-JHE PERSON WHO TOOK By MISTAKE
Ladies, coat At Marshall Hall viii please return same
I osT,sATURDAY NIGHT. MAY 2s,, BLACK
shsnse two visiting cards and car tickets, , Will
pHsr Ps Go return 70 Old TN St. AhMAT
7 OsT-GoINe TO GERMAN CEMETERY By WAY
~ Of slsstE,s cas e.. NGnday black morocco pocket
DC. Return TO address card and receive reward Il
7 osI : SMALL Nal v GRAY TERKIER; coILAR
nssoa Hsishi. sais.sie res.rd dog Is rssarnss %
I osT-1 SMALL cHAIoIs BAG ooNTAININa
De Assitabls reward win be given for the return Of
@ys q n. Ebsits House.
II OsT-LADIEs' PURsa-.oN p. AND O. TRAIN
Il ARRIVING In wsshinston from, Linden Nd. 81 SO
.srd .ill b psd for rs return 70 Scar oos. ny3l
7 osr-MAY -. BLACK AND WHITE SETTER
Il. a0f s1.sa q $40 :. 70 n'n
STHAYEp.A Iox TERRIER aYp; LEMoN
r! s:'i fas >. ION and lsss7.
7 osT-focKET BOOK CONTAINING sia At Or
bfv Psi sS. S.s..a s s. rt'rn
CrRAYED IRON 4o6 % ST n T., ON FRIDAY,
y ths 7th instant, b1ack and white fox terrier dog
hss very abort ss Lbsrsl reward for his return 70
shove number. IT
r OsT-MAY y. 1902. BLACK, WHITE AND
% e. q.
SToLEkdoE Mkr q ZION TIE coURT YARD
lHoR psstern cusAioa tlRS Atnmoad fraxns Coanmbia
aeysls. No 29eO; elo reward d. ". DUNCAN.
f,ANE 70 ny PREMISES ON FRIDAY, NAY q
- 49, hshs ao.rei nase. seooe ~ haAds high.
i expsnses ARMSTEAD WEST. Conduk rod neel
6hantysoun- my30s3fs
CfkAYEO-A C0lLIi Doc. FROM THE RHsI
na!fsd q \. L1A - svs. 4 Nal ssvsrd
fcr - rssUn b ur. Aovss' eou.azy hons q g -
i n OSI-EnIDAI NOON. on Y ST. DEf. l2Tp
/ - "a 1zfA sQva 60 g la1fls q an gnesslhi "a
s sa1s.d a. . B. "a - ~ &as: ~ =
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

II AkEl.ANns
and o M. 4 ,ss the s.I'S.s ~: .ns q.
Tn Eectris Is. soS--- an ~s sails on seos
Sndins wells JUMP ,ss .,r. ss. on cut ~.
.ss, SSnt.,5 ss,u, iAcs .issrs tsst q sruand
nr@t twenty rans a@s s e; ar. sP. a.
Sas S ni c lS sr ' e ss .ss
Sion possesses the natural adyantagcs q Lakeland
r9,ton. |. Lac Ar vt: @..nlh 70, sSy q
fss tsr,bsI yer,lsas,s: rl.,.. se. spply 70 EDWIN
n,:aa.1 e. Me-; Me- s. eAbLr i'l.1a ''' Tor III W.
F39s .u sALE.h ybkRy pfslRAsLn sRooN
as. s1 s S y and n :.i,s e
sai, sSoa D6ckE aef'f ny ros 3D. sshsHy
NV. my:il 81
I,oR sALE-is ACRES LARGE NINF-RooM
ror s-s .r ,na ss ~ snar bath
ant hopse wells. runnins erook. win place fcr fsh
ssS s.,s IND sSss 9.. d TRsR os
EoR RENr.A NICE GROOM DWELLING. WELL
L., ' icc.io II tse brck i'i r tssh az
EoR sAI.E-BEArTIFuL SUBURBAN B0ME.
- .d1onins Mr. ariswods re.ldenc. IA .nsoos,ia.
mysi-ss Real Estate and Insurance siS { 81 -.
FSR H RES Scai MT PLEASANT. rrENisHEp:
nieneesi near cable cars rent moderate. WI rent
mysoIji J. Il. HEREFORD. 1905
FOR RENT or sALE-IN MT PLEASANT, OR.
and ssi Jar house new on 10, g rspi eco
my!sosit isla S.t
EnnR sALE.A BARGAIN. AT FOREST eLrS.
and sc, Ssss4 afs sSSs. ss ssse .aSse
sidewalk and street amps small cash, balance Ions
myso-s isiaa.,.
EoR RENT-HYATTsvILIE. MD, EIGHT-RooM
msss wRf All aGn s,sP fs 20 .. ,s
EoRRENT-FURNIsHED HOUSE; CORNER TEN
y, ! nAilytown and woodley ro.ds IL rooms house
BOROUGH BROS. A CO.. l5oS Pa ave my25sit.
EoR sALE-53 ACRES. MILES FROM THIS
= city Ht RAILROAD station, a. public ancton on We'd
andsf head Of kacton .is. Must ~ sid - ses.
an ,, estate JAMES 4. cI.ENTSTs
EoR SALEM FALLS CHURCH. VIRGINIA.
4 The most delightful suburb around w.,hinstcn
minutes from deIot. only en- oS0: terms 600 cs-h
ana sfo monthly rare opportunity 10 get good
9 scr.s Sla hoa.s sOod shade; i've minute. from
Il acres i6r sogss modern ,mrrOyem.p,,, beam
nini larse shady lawn; abundance Of fruit az all
in very heart Of town owner maVrs ~ Pas casi
and Offer tbs masnihcen' property for sale at the low
New 6ro.m house; i've minute. from depot; cash
shade. &c. e. 500.
Ten-room house; ten minutes from sestion large
lot good shade; ~. 800, terms easy,
Lishi-room hoase y scre shade. &c; zen minutes
Six acres; 4-room house: GOOD shsds. tan ninutas
from station oil. 500; terms easy
Farm OF over 200 acres. two miles from y C. good
buildings sS.Op0
over 100 other places Of all descriptions In and
sround Fails Church. IL you looking for a
can cariare always 81 the disposal 81 PARTIES wish
ing TO look at property.
For Remit still have several G. and lO-room
houses furnished and unfinished For rent either by
tIe year or Tor the summer months. good shade aud
water convenient 10 depot; rem u moderate.
NJ. u CHURCH.
| Real Estate. Falls Church. Va
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PERSONAL.

I WILL GIVE go CASH TO ANY ONE SECURING
u M poattaon, government otherwise, paying
80 ps mo- AddrSs bvx %. scar olAos. my3l-3s'
In AIDES AND GENrLEMEN WHO APPRECIATE
IL sxcslleQce pisass call. examine vork End ret
ssis-& O. d DESfiL 1ss'k. IN a -.
n UrnoRIzkD PRIVATE pEfEoTIyE AaENCY.
SiLfszs. 49,. SO IS * so a. y n' ses.
(uv1L sRRvicE ExANINAIlON QUHsrloxs
W FLINN. An. lV IntatyA
splo-lms soafhwest cor. &A end sts n -.
SfHXG T1AoE hRlx0s IoAI9 AN NckxAsEp
ss s:H ~ e s::;s =: ::fSsH %
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EOR RENT-125 ST. NV. 8 ROOMS, WATER,
Il gas and bath; rent, $22. 80 per month. Inquire
next door. my3l-I'
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


L,oR sALE-THE CHEAPEST PLACE WITHIN
4 20 miles of Washington; b acres improved by
county, Va, half way between Potomac and Kappa
hammock only 1900. DUCKETT & FORD, GU Est.
NV. IL
ESoR sALE-A FARM NEAR BRIGHTWooD; 81
4 acres; price reasonable Address Box 49, City T.
EOR sALE-EIGHT- ROOM HOUSE. IL ACRES,
L fruit. shade and good water; 5 minutes walk from
station -Four iT ,N esch way Price 81 Easy
ton. suitable for subdivision land level fronts
two roads rare chance for speculation country
BoSp @lss .s9R sy sfs cheap apsE O.
EoR sALs-s3 ACRES AT PUBLIC AUCTION on
miles from washington: At r r. station. See adVer.
'''smen' nnaer Auction JAMES SifE s. sde CLEMENTS
my2S1 1871 r ST. NV.
Ill ACRE FARM ~ MILES WEST OF
Il l. 4 branchville, 2. @. CO., Md. 200 or 300 yards
ing and all necessary outbuidings well watered and
suitable for dairy farm; adjoins Secretary McCul-
lSygh's farm; terms easy. JOHNSON. CHEW CO.
EoR sALE-A NICE LITTLE FARM; p ACRES;
Il miles from Branchville; b. and o.; with good
5reom dwelling, barn. chicken house, &c. Only
81 800. ON easy terms DUcKETT FORD. 6l5
NOR sALE-wARRENToN, va, 7-RoOM COT.
taes with outhouses and good orchard 9 acres Of
s %ya hsn' b6aRS I BUTLER Ef's So e NV
FOR sAEa WATER FRONTS on PoIoMAc
farm nn Properties In the country G. H. CALnE6T
MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA FARMS BEST FA-
NA cifs for selling country property write for cat
myl41m' JOHN STEPHEN. 1913 st. NV.
DON . mr. N-OT
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MANICURE.

y1 -, 100 18Th %. lM:-1he only .InpcrSr "a
1faFPS SSSSS 81 g ~ as "a
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WASIED-FURNIsHED ROOM FOB GENTLE
w nAa vhere privacy Is assured. Address, stating
tsrnls and iocztfon, AT. o.. Star once IT.
WANTED-FURNISHFD AND UNFINISHED
w ell parts Of city cheapest and plan
10 SECURE desirable rOomcrs terms moderate.
SHACkLkFORDS AGENCY. 81 11th q. NV.
my2o1Is
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANrED-FoR CASH CUSTOMER, A NEAT
w Dor Sroom house In the ~. On apitol hi.
W PARKER SMITH. 12l0 st. NV. my2S-3ts
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EoR RENT-BY II. o. HOFFMAN, REAL rs
Il tate and Insurance Broker. 10Th and 81 nv
UNFURNIsHED HOUSES;
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TSoR SALE on EFcHXKoE-TAKoHX Fz6E
sis asspIscss "a 9s1ss s.ss wa n.essss sssrlS
r AZ s g s:r ss.s sss s. sa sssE
s sss ~ oss :,o :: ss ssss5 Il i -
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-sUBURBAN LOT: WILL GIVE PAR
w cash. hne horse. phaeton, two sets harness ar
coupe r2ckavAy. Address. SYNTAX. Star ofic.
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

ErOR RENT-STABLE IN REAR OF 1927 10TH
ST. room for four horses and three carriages
rent $40. FRISTOE L SIMPSON,
my:S-3ts 1898 st. n. W.
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FOR RENTED K ST. NE; GROOM BRICK
Il mod. imps. in hrst-class order. Handy to cars
+. W. TUCKER BRO,
my31-ds 100 Ut. ne
TOR RENT-A TwO-sTORY AND BASEMENT
pressed brick house; 1899 S3d ST. nv; newly
Also UNFINISHED rooms, first floor next door no
Children; reference required my31.He
EOR RENT-BY THOMAS E. WAG9ANAN,
Real Estate Broker. 017 st. NV.
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BOARDING.
400 10TH ST. N.W.-A LADY FROM Nkw
Il u = York city has ~ rsns two large Handsomely
furnished rooms, with without table board house
new and cool. being exposed on three sides; terms
moder~ss my302s
EXCHiLENT BOARD FOR ONE on TWO IN
u yrtv .ss family. euG Esd St n ". near Washing
ton Circle my2S1s
HOTEL FREDONIA
n a. bet lah and 18th
Good board and rooms
THE NEwPoRr
Il Csrnar Of 14th e. and Masa ave.. Win remain
opsa during ths summer,
Larry any rooms md nrstclsss table board q sum
msr ratss- my2S-0ts
THE SOUTHERN. 6i1 l3TA ST.. RESORT FoR
Il sixhtseers. rooms With board. q per day; % 20
SRE YEA; nsviy rsnt.sd; sasyses ROOM; nsaf VII
hrds and points q tntssssk J. y. WATSON. Agr.
U11-U
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FURNISHED.
18th ct mr. Scott "a Je6erpon place bet 18th
Conn ave. inter l@a md lss6 g :;::;.e}S0
Sss 18Th ia So i 3 s.. 70 :: g, p. Ss
Rhod Sst liza sIsn , lCsh ~ 7os
18th and Conn ave =. -E&3d q 6st i -,
Mos ave bet 18th and rooms and BATH. go. Ito
18th Sta. .201. 61lsundsrland plnce bet
% pct lHn and 18Th. X4l5th gt near MaU ave. 100
Conn ave bet b and 8. .29Q2d st bet II - -. 100
Conn ave bet and staQQE st bet 17th 18th sts 90
g coz 2l9 81 O. nv. 2QQi17th bet II sts nv y
TStlssk o is - ia Ss|siss = s. ! 80 nv
s.s ana olss ses s: :p is ga "a
0FF1CK MOONS.
736 1Ath II NV. n oallar elo
,m.r. szosA -,
0TADE1D. az
Asqua2 eounded hy osuAsctacut sve 81 IN.
S3{t q iddxjA. = OF I'M II 0Ui u.
.s,... Soss.scs;
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The Army of the Cumberland was second in
importance. The nucleus of this army had its
beginning IN a body of Kentucky volunteers
who banded themselves together at Camp Joe
Holt.near Louisville, early in 1861. Their com
mander, Lowell II. Rosseau. aftervard became
a major general He left his scat in the Ken
lucky senate to gather about him the loyalists
of his state. Nearly 1900 men responded to
his call. At Camp Dick Robinson there WAS a
similar force under Gen. Bill Nelson On Au-
gust Is, 1861, Kentucky and Tennessee were
Constituted separate military district known
as the Department of the Cumberland and
Brig. Gen. Robert Anderson. the hero of Fort
Sumter, was made its first commander on Sep
TENDER "a. 1851. Gen. W. I. sherman sue
ceeded Anderson on October s, 1861.
Before the close OF the year the troops from
the states north of the Ohio we're sent to REIN
force Sherman. and 10000 men, of whom co.
900 were kentuchians, were soon mustered in
that army
On November o. 1861 the name of the army
was changed &c the Department of the Ohio"
composed OF Indiana Michigan and ONO, and
was known later on Tho District of the
Ohio" and Gen. Don Carlos Buell. was given
command. He was relieved by Gen. VIM S.
Ro5ecrans October 80 1862. and the title of the
command was changed back to the Army of
the Cumberland" including all of Tennessee
and Kentucky east of the Tennessee river aud
such parts of northern Alabama and Georgia
as should be conquered by United States
troops.
Gen. George Fl. Thomas succeeded Gen.
RosecraEs on the 10th day of October. 1868, and
remained the commander to the end
The principal battles of the Army of the
Cumberland were Mills Springs, Shiloh. Perry
vile. Stone River. Chickamauga, Mission
Ridge, the series of engagements OF the At
lanta campaign and Bentonville. The four
teenth and twentieth corps made the march to
the sea with Sherman.
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- Any Of Yves. Virginia comprised all of
West virg. MIA and had troublous times holding
on to the real estate assigned them. The war
opened with Ohio and Indiana troops at Car
r.ck's Fork, Cairnfex Ferry, where the rebel
commander, Gen. Garnet, was killed, and until
Jubal Early was finally rounded up and his
forces dispersed a wayncs5oro'. in March OF
lS65. the fighting was almost ineessant The
Department Of Virginia had more changes in
commanders than any other army unless it was
the Army of the Frontier under its various
titles. They were as follows: Gen. b. f. Kelly,
January 2S. 1868; Maj. Gen. Franz Sigel, March
10, 1864: Maj Gen. David Hunter, May
81, 1854; Brevet MAJ. Gen. Geo. Crook. August
Q, 1o64; Brig. Gen. John d. Stevenson. Febru-
ary ~, 1865; Maj. Gen. W. S. Hancock, Febru-
airy %, 1865; Brevet Nal: Gen. s. S. Carroll
Z, 1855; Maj Gen. Geo. Crook. March 81, 1865;
Gen W. S. Hancock, March q. 1855.
The principal engagements were kernstown,
Fort Republic, Cross Keys, Winchester, Antie-
tam. New Market. Luxembourg. Opequan, Cedar
Greek. Fishers Hill and waynesboro'.
TIE DEPARTMENT OF THE OHIO.
The Department OF the Ohio was created in
the summer Of 1861. and on May II Gen. Nc
Clellan took command The operations Of this
army were in Ohio, Pennsylvania. Indiana, Ili-
nois and the western portion Of Virginia The
forces were raw troops, with little discipline,
and the work in hand was difficult The main
Office Of this army at the time Of its creation
Was to guard the line Of the Ohio river, but II
was not long till this was lost sight Of in more
aggressive NOV sments.
On the 9Th OF July, 1861, Gen. Mcclellan va
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f Irward-nlaTch was inc captain word,
A .hey formed into Inc, in Tire tlCTHing gray
sAOuIdef 70 shOtIcti WeIi company A.
Vet OF the shaGow INTO inc sun,
out of the dawnlug into the day,
A gltteflng hlc went Company 4.
ndfcuihs aiiLg 70 me rendeSvous
Bg sprine!ng cornGelds ana orchards gay,
FORWARD, forward went Company a.
And the pax ana white OF the apple trees,
Scattered It's dewey, scented spray
otfaieAt Ia the faces OF Company A.
a breath IKE sign ran throngh the ranks
For the orchard hillsides far away,
The northern hil,sides of Company A.
FOrw2rd-march! and the dream was sped;
Catered troop of tie s09rheru cray
Face to face with Company A.
Forth with a fash IN the southern sun
sudden d~uIn beat and bnrin play
Sounded tle charge of Coiuoauy A.
Halt! What is here: A slumberlng child,
Between inc rauks Of the bIue ana gray.
Right In me nath on Cnmnanv A
Nothing Knowing OF north or south.
Her gathered arron with biosgoIns oIv
She Stared AT the rIins Of Coionany
Straightway set for a sign OF truce