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by hand. Thomas and Schofeld took
position where they could observe and
hirect the movements OF the troops.
After the enemy's lines were developed
they decided upon an immediate as
pauit and gave the orders for a general
advance. The fight that followed was
1T close range and terrific in its obsti-
nacy The skirnfishers engaged at pis-
toi-siiot distance, until they We're swal-
lowed ND by the advancing lines. In
epite of the terrible fire of musketry
and artillery IN place opened upon
bhem. the men of the Army Of the Ohio
pushed toward with the utmost deter
minstion. and slowly crowded the enc
my back behind their works Then
followed deadly duel of seven or eight
minutes. when one of the Confederate
regiments broke and fed in the most
nnaccouhtable way. The break was in
btantIy taken advantage of by the
Troops in front who poured thru the
gap, and for a few min3tes it looked
as If the Confederate line was ire
trfeyably broken. But the was found
, second line of works. so.le $50 yards
In the rear. and IS the Union troops
were far beyond the reach of their sup
ports TO the right and left. they could
edyance no farther. The men of Cox's
Division. who had made this successful
rush. were ordered to mold their posi-
lions and protect themselves as best
they could, while prodigious efforts.
were made to bring up artillery to the
hiil IN their rear 10 help them. The
Union soldiers were helping themselves
wonderfully in the meantime. and with
their muskets had silencesi the battery.
which had been playing upon them
with fearful effect In this fight the
1880 Ohio and 5th Tenn. suffered par
ticulariy.
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could come to its help. Hood was
charged with lanching blow at the
left, when messengers came up from
Lays Valley with news of the Yankees
crossing there, which information made
Johnston halt and send orders to Hood
to desist from the attack and fall back
in retreat. Presently other messen-
gers arrived from Lays Ferry contra
dieting the first reports. and Hood again
started upon the assault, but was once
more stopped by the positive news this
time that the Federals were really
crossing Lays Ferry in force. Orders
recalling Hood did not reach Steven
sons Division in time to prevent him
from making his attack. AS he had
Hooker's Corps also moving forward,
and the collision was immediate and
deadly. ..rf...tr,5
The Fight Extends Along the Whole
Line.
As the roar arose from the terrific
musketry and infantry exchanges be-
tween Hood and Hooker the battle was
taken up along the whole line. Bril-
gades and divisions moved forward
seeking for a weak place in the enc
my's defenses, and also to keep him
from reinforcing that part of the line
in front of Hooker. Gen. Howard was
particularly sactive with the Fourth
Corps in keeping the enemy in front
OF him so fully occupied that he could
not detach to help Hood. Stevenson's
last attack WAS directed against two
wooded hillsJ which, had he succeeded
in gaining. would have cut off one-half
OF Geary's Division. Fortunately there
was sufficient warning OF. Steyenson,s
movement. and Williams and Geary
had time to place their artillery In DO
sitions where they could deluge Stew
enson with shrapne1 and canister. and
thus they beat back his assault with
fearful loss. Some of Stevenson's lead
ing regiments We're almost annihilated.
Stevenson reports that he lost 121
killed, 565 wounded and 531 missing,
ing of his small division.
Jefferson Davis and his military fac
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The Twenty-third Corps.

The Twenty-third Corps, as before
stated, formed the extreme left of the
army, and fought its way forward over
the broken ground. thru the swamps
and thickets. until 1t came to the enc
my's main line of works on the crests
of the rugged hills stretching away to
the Connasauga River. The country
was SO difficult that only few pieces
of artillery could he brought forward,
and these had TO be dragged into place
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=. xcopyright, 1903, by John McElroy.,
CHAPTER v.
THE BATTLE OF REsACA.

Fierce Fighting all of May 15-JOhn-
sion Makes SIsififuI Retreat in the
Nisht-SIIcrnian CompeIs This by a
Flank Movement.
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an Incident.

One of the stories told in the South
of the happenings in this fight was
that John A. Artwright, Il Confederate
sharpshooter FROM Savannah. Ga, was
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YOURNAME. etc; ct Il neatly sss g,ln, q 9.

Ivory stock Visiting Cards. in Script Old
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-10-01
NORTH BENNINaTOR

Mr.. and Mrs. Tweedy and family
are visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Fanny Hinsdill who has been
spending some time In Troy returned
home yesterday.
Miss Dorothy Houghton left this
week to spend az indefinite time with
ner grandmother in Troy.
Mrs Lorenzo F. Moore who has
been spending a few weeks at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
William Hicks, has returned home.
The Sunday school of the Baptist
church will observe Rally day next
Sunday, October 3, at the regular
hour, IL o'clock A special musical
program has been prepared and X is
earnestly desired that all members
be present. A cordial invitation is
extended to all, especially those who
have at any time been connected with
the school. The Cradle Roll babicse
with their mothers will be special
guests OF honor OF the Sunday schooI
on this occasion.
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers

Hart has begun selling those delic-
ious Sealshipt oysters again. Just re-
ceived supply for today and Satur
day.
Hoosick Fall sdefeated North Adams
Thursday to and thus secured the
pennant in the championship games
The game was most interesting as
neither team scored until the eighth
inning. Several from this town were
in attendance.
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Dor SALE-Screw-cutti lathe, a. swing,
T. s. bed; Skinner independent chuck, H.
diam, Jaws new; l - 3jawed chuck emery
wheel stand with o" wheels, one coarse one
fine; ~ h. p. Fairbanks gasoline engine in
fine shape, with shaftng, pulleys and betting
q. Eugene stevens, 3l2 Elm Street 73t8-
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TOR sALE-At great sacrifice if d,

dor SALE-At great sacrifice if taken
IL in the next ten days, the Thos. Mangan
property head of Washington ST. Property CON
sists of nearly new 10 room house 22x3s ell lax
Is, finished in natural wood piazza ON side and
front; plenty of shade and fruit trees village
water supply; barn 30x38 with stalls; size of
lot 13Ox1S5-this will give purchaser two extra
building lots. Good neighborhOod five min
utes from post office. Price ON application.
Nash Hutchins 6St6
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers.


Frank McGurk was in North Adams
Thursday
Robert Bentley is moving into the
DR.. Potter mouse on Main street.
Il. S. Buss of Putnam street has
entered the employ of j. Ed Wal
bridge.
James Bushee of River street has
been called to Dorset by the Illness of
his sister
They say "Splendor" flour does
make splendid bread. Hart reports
big sale of flour this week.
Mrs. o. H. Ramsdale and daughter
of Sandy Hill, N. Y, visited her
brother, Byron Pettibone of Main St,
Thursday.
Sweet & Percy figured in a horse
trade Thursday with Fred Bowles of
Woodford. An exchange of the firms
black colt was made for a bay mare.
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E,OR SALE-The horse-shoeing business
T. and stock and tools of the late John 5.
Brant at The Old Stone Shop. Business has
been established longer than any shop in Ben
nington County. Shop is doing from $40 10
$50 per week now with only one man. Price
ON application, Nash g. Hutchlns. 64tl2
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BANDA Scotch collie. Color dark brown
Il with black back, light underneath. own
err can have same by calling on Frank Fleming,
93S Il. Main ST., Bennington, Vt, and paying
for this advertisement. "a
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10 g-Furnished rooms for gentlemen.
Steam heat, electric lights aud bath In.
quire 524 Main ST., opp. Library hall. 74tf
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DIOR SALE--New milch COW, o years old
Il L. Wheeler Rice. Phone i792. 1916
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EAN you BEAT THIS?-F Farm of s. acres,
" 60 acres tlllable land, % acres pasture and
wood lot; good llrOom house; one barn SOxa6,
make good tenement new hen house l5x20,
built last year; corn house and hog house
With this goes acres of oats, acres corn, 2
mich cows horse rake, l moving machine.
Water supply good at house and pasture. All
for $500 cash. All located miles from So.
Tftf
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Lewis j. Carpenter

has pianos to rent and for sale a.
reasonable prices. Inquire at Hud
sons Ice Cream Parlors, where ort
ders for tuning will be taken.
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I OST-A dog; light colored; resembles grey
~ hound Suitable reward II returned to w
T. Church, Bennington Wax Paper Co. 1919
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LOST

7 OsT-Between Scott street and the bank
IL an N. e. o. =. badge. Gold and blue with
six pointed star, two bars with words Honor
aud Vermont. Finder please return to the
Hammer office 76tf
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WANTED

ITANTED-Young men 10 learn automobile
w business by mah aud prepare for posi-
lions as chaiieurs ana repair men, We make
you expert in ten weeks; assist you TO secure
position. Pay big work pleasant; demand
for men great reasonable; write for particu
lars and sample lesson. Empire Automobile
Institute Rochester n. Y. 73tl2
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TO RENT

ITO u EET-P Pleasant furnished front room
L l0j West Main Street. 44to
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ITO RENT-One modern tenement on Con
l. vent avenue. Inquire of John Z. Null,
gan. A. oSil
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ITO RENT-Desrable tenement for small
l. family on Pleasant St; second floor. Ap-
ply Buel n. Walker. 2Ol Pleasant 81. O0tI
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xXTANTED-Agents, travelling mo canvas
w sing and local, male and female. salary
and commission. Rex, Box NJ. Banner Ofhee;
75tf
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4 o RENT-From October lst corner store
in the brick building at corner North ana
Pleasant streets being one of the two stores
now occupied by ii. Harry Levin. Building
steam heated and the store is an up-to-dute
stnre in good location for any line OF business
Rntldinv 34tf
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Low PRICED ADVERTISING


FOR sALF-The Durham Burt property on
Grandview street. A ten room house
with bath room and pantry in addition. Large
lot, S0xi65. good garden, very desirable place.
This place is offered subject TO delivery Novem-
Der 18th. Unless sold prior to November LIST
the place will be offered for rent. Apply TO
Charles N. Powers, Savings Bank Building,
bennington, VT. T7tf
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INyANTED-Agents, men, women, boys or
w girls, to sell Perry and Cook North Pole
Souvenirs to dealers. Big profits. Send lOc
77t6
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no RENT-Desirable tenem nts, offices
/ stores mill property with water power
Individual storage lockers. VIM Il. Hawks. 200
North st.
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rINO RENT-Two desirable tenements on
l. Main street. Apply to DR. H. j. Potter.
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@eitern .Marn[an0 Giicnhnhn.

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Bridge.
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Sageretoipli. 6allcod, Sbippensbitr9 unb aus
geilon,iiieil Golinina, Sreoerid itIo Gm,Hitss
T. burg rssSaagous(. .
5dsitd,, a~uSssmommeu SpHntag. :
100 Mlorsehs--gorf. Y. rno s. DID,. ullb CAT
7 so MsoreenS-9nfom. rad 9burmont.
1857 WPoreers-lSeitern 9rpreb. g9eftminfter,
'9ricepiue (Sreoertd), Gnrmitsbfrg, Gburs
mont, gSdb %nesborp. ebau1ber5burs, Sa9etss
tnpil, Saficod, Cumberland. 9Ifins t0nffets
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
$50 Nadlm.-8aipilinic. -oftftdl bon Ginorha
@rooe, ferfler Oori, Surlober. GETTYSBURG mo
u. uno s.. Sib.
$50 9iabm -9tfnnf mad Sanober.
6.15 Ibeiibs-gffpm uadl ltnioHsQrioae. .r
Wnr SamitaGS. - e, .~<
1f,30 Ibenos-gffnln. mad, tuipns Bride. ts-
Hur Suuntags. +~.-.fs
9,45 g~berSS-sftpm. nu1 tlnions@ribse unb
SaHober. yTf 4
SdIi MIDI an aeuniblraniaz gbe. s%iatiou.-
VI. Wnbertiru. 8. M. 1otueh, !
|iee'Brdf. II. @en. sManager. Gen. Il. s9lgt.
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reH 5MIu Vebrnn6 In ber Gdufoers une VI.
NobaI.Gf1tion INT 1000 AbeubS.
Seeferbirung bon 9snum In G@Iaf. ober Ban
Iur sWoaeons. Speiferaten etc. tperben f9ne1
ssiorei per selepbsn in alien fcIeenben Htaet.
g., ct. SAM 1924, poer no. gonrtIanb 1901:
Wf. sfopalsS tdtior, s. & g., DIT. Bernon $685.
eanlben.G taiion Snfcrnlaticnsssiireau, q. 4 D.,
81. Saul SAC, coer W26.. gourtlonS 2726. un6
9r. 526 eLb.groabfpap.
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Hdtionais9 artfen.

nShe Glib 5a,un g'ntipnal 9aui," Gaps unb
,SanrD .. Heoue, aafiirrr. -
sSpeite ssatiouaLsaai" 4s2 ,siiotSroaopap
.Naenrrn y%tatiunal SAINT" IA gSorosGutapfstr
u. Marriott, 8affirer.
o9ritte National. Saut," ode Baltimore. uno
9toribsS trdbe. To-
,Sarmers & WcrGaats' National. 8ant."
SpItbs uno QumbdrbsStrabe.
,Gpmmereial d ~Sarmers' Hattunai SaHf, e
Siiopefts@de %Soparbs liIlo SerrtdrsStrabe,
Is. ). 9aiopirl. Naiitrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-15

Elumbing, SURFACES, Na1lges rno
Sefen, Gatoeden rno Hinnen.
geuuett grrs, 523 rosSremontsaoenue.
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Staats.9anfelt

rScntide @nut non galttmpre," Baltimore
bent: 6. 5. Si6t edoabmeiiter.
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Spar-ganfen. w.. ..
yIeutite sparbanf UNI gaittmpre," Gutatp'
iinb Baltimore Strabe. ,
ySt. SGmes Sparbnnt," WaltimoresS traBe unb
9lftoMsSpufesIbenue. '
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@arplans & gennisIoasia eata

7.36 Norm, mad p0tf, niib0. eonntooA.
9.05 BorfM., nn1 teIto, uur ecnntno1.
o.30 Wcrrn., nam BeIdir, diiAA. Gonnt0eD.
100 9saGin., na6 BeIair, .ttity enuittoak,
3.25 ssdg1rf., mud Bot, nuhd. Sunnt0n1.
k.05 Nadm., uun NeIta, nlir Sonutaab,
sos g1dtn.. mad @elutr, au3o. eonatoaD.
6.Ue aberb3, mad Eelto, olaSi. EpnRfo61 4
Ii LOO Mbenb3, han Eeit0, nur ecnutQ0E
f1.30 6vknnS, no 0eiatr. 0aIDG 4ctfj3Ana