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ne could send mel out 20 repair the
read. The General told him he could
make the repairs by the following
Wednesday. which proved to be true.
on Monday, at o'clock, the reveille
9-;is sounded. and in few minutes the
amps were astir. We fell into line,
md Col. James Allen rode out in front
IF the regiment and told Us the battle
vas to be fought and that he expected
the old Sd ". Va. to acquit herself as
she usually did.
The bugIe sounded "Right-For-
ward-FOurs right" and we moved TO
our place in the brigade. which con-
sisted of the 1st, I'd and Sd w. Va.
Cav. and the 1st n. Y. Cav. Qarer Gus
ter's Third Briga6e). Our brigade was
commanded by Col. Capharte, of the
1st w Va. Cav, and Col.gW. Fl. Powell,
our former Colonel, commanded one of
the brigades in our division. Averill
was our division commander.
Feeling Mt the North.
This battle of the opequon Cor Win
chester), fought and won Sept 10.
1864, was important 1t came at a
time when there was great deal of
dissatisfaction in the North and threats
TO resist the draft. 1t was on the eve
of Presidential election. and every
man in the grand old Army of the
hHcW tud& iuL6
upon the result and was prompted to
greatest effort.
AS soon as it was daylight the army
moved forward. Our position was or
the right. We moved to the right un-
til we came on the Winchester pike
and we divided two of our files on each
side of the pike. This was done To
give the road TO our artillery, which
had eight horses to each gun and the
ga mn number TO each CaiSSOn. Each
man of the battery was mounted. They
had just got Strengthened out on the
road that morning when one of their
caissons exploded. 1t made a fearful
racket. but, strange to say, no one was
hurt. Later in the day two more cais-
sons belonging to that same battery
exploded.
1t was not long before we heard the
firing of first artillery then a scattering
yolley of musket shots; then one volley
after another for four or five hours
| This was at the ford, the key to Early!
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Wcstmoreland County Indorses.

and Sailors Veteran Association met in
SPECIAL session at the Court House,
Greensburg, Pa, Feb. IS. This Asso-
citation is composed of the 10 G. A. r.
Posts of that County, and has an en-
roliment of 1,400 members. The Sui
loway bill was the subject of the meet
ing, and comhnittee appointed pre-
pared resolutions unanimously indors-
ing the bill and requesting the Senators
and members from Pennsylvania to
use every possible effort ITO secure it's
passage. E. B. Sweeney of Green's
burg. is the President ofgthe Associa-
ton, and Cyrus Smith, or Irwin, Secre-
'tary tar 81 O.
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It would be impossible for one other
than an eyewitness to describe the ter
rible grandeur of such a scene as 1t
was presented to us there that day.
We were soon engaged warmly. Some
time after noon Sheridan came along
our line, and passed some distance to
the right, where view of the TO. Is al
Winchester could be seen. He came
to where Gen. Averil and some other
officers were standing, and after con-
sulting them he went back. Soon after
another division of cavalry came up
from the left, and infantry was sent to
take our place In front of the ridge.
We moved to the right until we could
see the forts at Winchester. We
formed into column by squadron, with
the other division forming behind us
The charge was sounded. and we
moved to the front, first at a trot, then
at lope and then at run, and we
soon covered the four miles from
Stephenson's Depot.
We rode right over regiments of reb-
Ell infantry and a cavalry force. which
tried to get into shape to receive us,
Just to the left OF the first fort on the
plain in front of the town. We wenl
for them and the fort was taken. We
handled that cavalry SO roughly they
did not show up on the field OF Win.
chester again. The other two forts
were also taken. and the guns of the
| first one were run out of the fort and
handled by men of our cavalry, firing
/ right down the rebel line, which we
mad passed on the charge, doing con-
siderable damage.
| Our division charged the left of The
rebel line Of infantry, which, as it hap.
peEed, was Gen. Rodes's Division
which had ambushed us on the 18th
! We drove them back on the old Eighth
Corps. to whom they surrendered This
was the end of the battle of the Ope.
quon. Both sides had lost heavily.
Sheridan had won glorious victory
which made the North jubilant, but ii
| had cost us a LOGS of more than 5000
brave men.-So!omon Love, Co. f. %
w. Va. Cav, Findlay, o.
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esteem for the old Federal soldiers
(Applause.) I thank the gentleman
from Ohio (Mr. Cole), and I openly
here thank him for what he said Of
me-"
Comrade Goulden's Tribute.
The next day Comrade ]. A. Goulden.
Representative from New York. said
on the floor of the House:
"Mr. Chairman, I had the pleasure
and satisfaction of listening yesterday
to the patriotic remarks Of the distin-
guished gentleman from Alabama (Mr.
Richardson).
His splendid record here and his
well-known standing in his home.
Huntsville, favorable to the Union SOL
der is generally recognized and highly
appreciated by the veterans of the civil
war. AS one Of these men, familiar
with these facts. desire to make pub
lie acknowledgment Of the friendly and
patriotic services in behalf Of my COM
rades Of my friend from Alabama,
Judge Richardson.
II most cordially thank the gentle
man, who served SO CALAMITY on the
other side during the late unpleasant
ness; and feel it my duty to pay him
this deserved tribute" (Applause.)
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VETERANS IN THE CITY

Myron w. Messer, 50th Mass, Stone
ham, Mass. Comrade Messer is in the
shoe business, and has been fer a num-
Der Of years.
Chester Demings, 22d Mich, who is
Patriotic Instructor of the Department
OF Michigan. G. A. r., was one of six
brothers who were in the army. He
! is here on a visit to his son.
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pOls0n DICK fnt0 th6 Hy5tem
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Free Asthma Cure

D. j. Lane. q chemist Mt 11s Lane Bldg.
st Mary's. Kan. manufactures a remedy for
Asthma in which he has 80 much confidence
that he sends 81 bottle by express to any.
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Having read Soul Growth Of Abra-
ham Lincoln" I desire to contribute
the following:
Immortal Light of love divine,
Its lustre will not pale,
But in effulgence brighter shine,
Till it illumes the vale.
e. c. Townsend, Soldiers Home. Va.
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Indorses snllowayd. Bill.

David J. Ryan ,kdjutaHt of George
d. Eggleston Posi- i133. Appleton. Wis.
writes that his Post hasTunanimousIy
indorsed the subway. bill and memo
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SOLDIERS BOMESTEADS wANTED-Union
soldiers who homesteaded some land. but less
than 100 acres. before June 20, 1874 are en-
titled to additional rights. even though entry
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position. We on the right were not
engaged until we came near to
Stephensons Depot, where we found
the rebels in position, some of them
occupying the same wooded ridge
where we had been so roughly handled
a few days before.
Distant View of a Battle.
We could both see and hear the
fighting. The roar of artillery and al
most constant racket of small-arms was
deafening. We could see along that
line for miles the smoke of bursting
shells and the pillows from musket fir
ing. 1t hung like pail over the lines.
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G. A. r., w. II. c., 8. OF ". SPANISH
WAR SUPPLIES.

G, A. R. SUPPLIES of all kinds. and for all
other loyal societies. Printed muslin. cotton.
bunting and silk flags Sewed U. s. bunting
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BATTLE OF THE opEoUoN.
A Cava,ryman's Sketch of the Part
Played There by AveriIfs Division.

Editor National Tribune: In Septem-
Der, 1864. Gen. Early had been rem
forced with men and artillery sent vi
to him from Richmond and Peters
burg, and had all his forces in the
Shenandoah Valley, numbering perhaps
$4,000 men, in his own chosen position
Cen Sheridan had about the same
number of men to oppose him, but IN
Sheridan he had a fighter and one OF
the best civil engineers to contend WITH
Sheridan'S army was composed most!
Of veterans who had taken part IN many
battles of the Wharf.-The sixth, Elghth
and Nineteenth Corps, and all OF the
First Cavalry Corps, which was all to-
gether for the first time, and thus they
remained to the close of the war. Sher-
idan had tried to force Gen. Early into
a general engagement, which he had
managed so far to evade.
Early sent Anderson's Division over
east of the Blue Ridge Mountains into
Loudoun Valley to gather up cattle for
the use of his army. Some of Shert~
dams cavalry was sent out after him.
and made it so hot for him that he
soon returned with little.
On Sept Is Averill's Division of Cav
airy, the one that had captured the
rebel cavalry camp at Moorfield. was
hotter the rebel position. We met some
rebel cavalry near Stephenson's Depot,
on the Valley Railroad. four miles
from Winchester. We opened on them
and they fell back. We followed them
until they came to a ridge which
formed point on the east side of the
road, the ridge extending across that
part of the Valley and covered with a
heavy growth of timber.
Fighting in a Storm.
The cavalry had disappeared around
the point of the hill. We had come to
the ridge and stood in some fields along
a rail fence about $50 yards from the
edge of the woods. All at once vol
ley was fired into us from the edge of
the woods. accompanied by the terrify-
ing rebel yell
A thunder storm was raging, and I
think the heavy rain saved us, for it
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Z" COMRADES.

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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-04-07

Chas Prentice, Of Sac City, Iowa,
who has been visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Prentice,
and other relatives of this place.
for the past three months. started
on his return home Tuesday after
noon. Mr.. Prentice expressed him
self MS highly pleased with this
country, especially our incompara-
BILE climate, which he says is the
most delightful winter climate he
has ever experienced. We believe
his friends need not be surprised to
see him here again next winter.
DR.. John Fl. Cooper was in Alex
andria the forepart of the week
attending to business matters.
J. B. Simpson, the we'll known
| life insurance agent of this city,
went to Elton for short business
| visit, Saturday. He was accom-
panied by Mr. VOORHEES,, recently
of Elton, but now having charge of
the insurance department Of the
CaIcasieu Trust and Savings Bank.
of this city.
Pure home rendered lard as
cheap as the various compounds
, at the Southern Mercantile Co.
Sam Scar, Of the Signal Clothing
Store, started Tuesday for Phila
deIphia, where he goes for a few
S weeks visit with friends and relat
ives.
+ Fifteen fresh eggs from Chas
: letters Full Blood Barred Roc
: C hickens, for fifty cents.
Earl Mcmillan, state president c
" the Christian Endeavor, was owe
% from Roanoke Sunday, on bushes
!e connected with the Endeavor Stat
convention, which will be held hel
&c the latter part of June.
er Look out for lice on your poultr.
~ Lees Lice Killer will fix them.
i. Morse Hardware Co.
Philip Coverdaie, proprietor
IS the Crescent Drug Store, came
h, from New Orleans Saturday, for
Ike short business visit here.
Henry Day, was a business visi
e. or to Lake Charles Saturday.
ID Papering and Painting, Fir
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Miss Ethe! Miller returned Sun
day evening from Meridian, Miss,
where she has been attending the
Meridian Female College, during
the past winter. She was called
home on account of the serious ILL
ness OF her mother, Mrs A. r.
Miller.
Pure home. rendered lard as
cheap as the various compounds.
at the Southern Mercantile Co.
Rice Bran and Polish at
Jones Bros.
Miss Alice Findley Of Iowa, was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. D. r.
Read, Saturday and Sunday.
Bulk Seeds of all kinds; garden
and field, Let us supply youn
wants. Morse Hardware Co.
Fred Barbee, formerly miller al
the Gulf mill of this city, but re
Gently located at New Iberia, hat
again been selected as he'o niue
of the Gulf mill under its newman
apement. MIR. Barbee came owe
tho ,ottor nort Of last week and be
gan work repairing the mill AM
getting it in order for the CONN.,
seasons run, the first OF the month
EMIL Blood Barred Rock Egg
for sale at SOC per setting, at Cha'
leter's, Welsh. La.
WIS., '..'t - ,os+ vook fro,
VIZ ''''' hn1 hoon Snon,
: N' , visiting h,
my o,o os oroonnon;e
f hor rt+,o grandson. Job