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BY
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ROXBORO, NORTH CAROLINA,
of sM deaoriftfion neatly executed on short
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ABRQA
Peculiar
Many peculiar points make Hood's Bar
8aparUlaauperior to all other medicines.
Tecullar In combination, proportion
jand preparation ol InzredlentfcyrlAp
Hood's SarsaparlUa poMCfsesiAA
" tlio full curative Talne of tt8Or
test known remedJesaw !
.the vegetable king-rOsdom.'
' recuUar la KJHJr frSth
and economy r fjStr Hood's Bar
WparilU teCKr 018 oohjnedV
elne of- which can truly,
JioaaSdA 44 Obb Hundred Doees
ae Wk DoHar. Medicines ia
TfJD Jargec and smaQer bottles
require larger doses, and dooot
.produce as good resnlts as Hood's.
Peculiar la Its medicinal merits, --Hood's
SarsaparlUa. aecompli&nes cores Ititb
rto unknown, and am won for Its
'the- tltia of "Tli CTMtcst btsod
purllier ever eiscoTered,"
WaiUng for May.
Peculiar in l1' good name
tiomc." there is now
d Hood's Sarsaparina
xov.--;ii, .where
than of all
Tis weary waiting for May, ray dear;
Tis weary waiting for May,
When neyer breath of warm south wind
Comet to open a green leaved spray;
Sunshine for some, with its glow and light;
And for some gray skies but it must be right.
Ha weary loving too well, my dear,
'And finding it all in vain;
Tia ever the hand we clung to most
' Can stab with, the sharpest pain. ;
And hope dies hard; but the old woands stay
Heal than, hide them, as beet we may. .
My hair was glossy and bright, my dear,
'When I watched and waited for May;
Twas filvered long ere I learned to know
h It never would come yr wati -' ' ' -"
TesI,tiww4ybb
To have never had them is worrt of all.
" 1 1 should like to harehad atime, ony dear,
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nrer or hooting owl, iarrounded 1 the fe ooC reach no lrobpiwere the lef "li'a body of troops; cbargil heroic bouI whoee life Wood wm fart S 1 UPS fTlf ff I TtffP fnTTHP1 ff
"" w" I '"" : vw . tLUHu , yu tug tuvui ? auu Ull WIIU VU. UIVUU1U BV BailUl' M) IlitjUIt UUQ I
destrocUoBtAerirer mnst be crossed, rieht "of oar diTisnon. vas-the exl Colonel reDliecl. ! don't ohev ' com take meT hva. wvw tw i4,iT f
o the enemy, if found on. the oppo- treme righrofLeV whole line. : The manaj iinless 1 xnoir from whom Dain. ; CaixT those! whose Hfe ton -.t: wnghtout w.T..Past Co, we :
lite 8h4riTen ieigh ate
the nwbed-wmthe canal aqoed not and botng in .an Open field we were plied, -I am Gen. j; B, B, Stoart. who Cought withoat mention, who died -TTe keen on hand . arfXTKnT TjI '
-ISoch as Msa ileal, Flottr OonVa1 Hams,!
Sugar,- best New Orleans and Porto Bieo
Xur:rlcr8.
phfiicme-
L..J
jttismade,
r blood
r m tts
nal record of jales
other preparation
ever, attained such popu
larity a so short a time.
TJVJ fasA ooofldence among all classes
A people so steadfastly.
tTKt not to induced to buy other preparations.
bo sure t get tUe Peeultar Medicine,
food's
.BoMbrt!drtjggist. gl; six for Sa. Pnpwdoal7
t c. l uoox cx, a.pochcariM. vn. km
!0 Doses One Pollar
SarsaparlUa
C- BROOK8,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Roxboro. N. C.
- Practices whercrer his errlees are required.
'Prompt attention given to the collection of
j aims.
C. .Winstead. J nnias Parker
WINSTEAD & PARKER,
Attorneys at Law.
Uoxboro. N. C. -
Promptly attend to all boalneugenlrnsted to
J,T. Strayborn. L. M. Warllek.
Uoxbora. N. C Milti, K. C
gTKAYHORN eS WARLIQK,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
rrariire In all tbe courts of the State and ia
the V eilornl court. Management . etat
'ntrictl t attviidett ti - "
Spec i nl attention giren to cases in Person and
a . W . Urahaa. St. W. Wtncton
JRAliAil & WIN3TON,
ATTORNEYS .AT LAW,
Oxford. N. C.
i
Trci(pa in alUh conrts of tbe State. Ran'
jllc money and invest tb same in beat 1st Mort
en ir. Ue.u Katate security. Mettle estates and
-investigate tides.
LUNSFOKD,
" ' ATTORNEY AT LAW,
To look back on at thevciose of strife,
And warm myself in a ghostly son
Which once had color and life.
Oh, never had lijrbt such a golden haze
As that which shines through the mist of days1
Tbe shadows are falling eist, my dear;
The night is'coming soon; '
And I am' hastening fast to a land
That needs no sun nor-moon;
And I think beyond the grave I'll see
Sunshine and springtime kept for me.
WAR BEMINISCENCES.
A HISTORICAL ' SKETCH
OF THE BATTLE OF
J5HARPSBURG,
and the narrow ledee of the canaL i struck with '".'.trie heaotV of th land. Mv cavalrv force ia eiardinH, th mUhnn fAr.vT ai
perhaps flte feet broad, our only HXp?Tfifrroar jEemainiog in line the followins day
pathway. Abnirfoice came across more farlooaioa Ton lor mj hoftemen to charge tbemfliid we withdrew with the 'ahny 'l that
the riTery "Halt ! Who cornea theret" nine o'clock, wheix "we were ordered I want fori tocharge them and drire nfoht to Soathern eoU. crossin.? the
and we .felt at last-that we were in j to supTOrt the extreme le&
iieartBgot the enemy iTwomon werol being ow
sent across from' Co. K, ordered to I of ammanitionr ITe iaoved by the 1 300 menandjanttliiejtil did not wtj0m t had obt seen since the orjen- everhn JewfaUy kept in a IKat-daas
answer the sn mm and fire, TittheH left flankViCoWs Bngad leadings moa W -ffth a'tri l -naivf . mrivl WfiU rfl fl ft O I? rVl f'ATfllii 1;
proved to be the enemyTheT weril Ransom's I fbllowintrB lA I UlIEi
' ... - -- . .. " . ' SB I" - ".iJ ' . , ' IHllHFLIMIIHliM .HUH IIKSTH - M1H ; . lALr! ail s . T w'-t Tr. -S- - J
iiairedtheeBi w
rmyto paas.aiio.4Wsim.tBs rromo1BfcM,ia roar ofoor luaeana; wo tfan-swn rldiwartrei
thj8 jretr. 'Fkeoen gander a. ser-ioonid see the .battle between' the tj8r,nd wt jampai tbt fence and met?tlw-feie A. II .VanBoikelen
ifithhw company, the moving raptH Bringingp the rear, our regimeail Stnart h,a dihf imriiri fihr.
iujj BuruBs, t,a crv, i rruo i was tneciasi Ot iae Ol Vision tO ipmp J-weneuiT ureu nu uvuf vuwiDg j hdrir
--..-a... jiiaosDasoarge. now ineower reg. v
wu then thrown hctom and followed qnfcked into hue on the left compinr wiiiii agaia torued iu jraiu opon ns, . " "-"-s-r"-"J u eemphtolo erarj rajwaiiaw.;dii
byoatoid lns4,.s4-;riwirwg, .Mh. ii; d being in closer Jm-ge toe, fired fftt'ltaltaStta
Boxboro, N. C
MEBB1TT,
i
ATTORNEY AT LAW, end
Notary Public.
Boxboro, V. C.
Prmnut sad eatrtyt attention given to aii
hnsiaess entrusten to mm. .
C .
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
j KoxBobo, N. C.
Practices wherever bis services are required.
Office at Winstead Hotel.
Da. E. J. Tuckee,
SURCHON DENTIST.
Ciwirv. imrner room QD stairs in the
.Wtrrif huildinc.
I BOXBORO, N.C
i
y ES MORTOX WIS E,
FracUetnc Physicians,
Rexboro. N. C.
Offer their! professional servleee to the people
of Uoxooro and snrronndinr country. Praetice
In all tbe branches ol meaicine.
' 10-4-lr I
O'
R, C. G. NICHOLS
Offers His
fEOFKSSIONAL SERVICES: to tb PEOPLE
jsf Soxboro and urrounding country.
Practices in all tha branches of Medicine.
Preparedly Major T.D. Lova.
of the 24th N. C. Regiment,
at the Request of thwNew
Hanover. Confederate Vet
erans Association..
It is out of the hue of the arerage
business man to wrte for tbe eye of
tbe public or to speak to an assembled
audience. Ilia vocation in life leads
far from the attainments which mark
the graceful writer or the elegant
eolcutiouist. C mscious then of my
shortcomings, I make do iretetitiooa
to literary txoeIlenf in ttttem(4ing
o write an historical sketch of the
Battle of Sbarittburg, in compliance
with the request of tbe Executive
Outnmitt.ee vf the Veterans' Associa
uot.. -Tins -writer well j-emembers
nis fwliugs ou reaching the Maryland
hore in Lev's lirst campaign in the
enemy's territory.
The morale of an army is said to be
with the army on the offensive, and
we were iuspirei with ail the hope
and euthustasui the aggressive move
ment imparted.
Connected with the 24th N. G. In
fantry, General Uobt-rt Ransom'
Brigade and Walkei's Division, com
tieed of Hansom's and Cook's Brig
ades, we had been transferred from
Longstreet's corps and were serving
with Stonewall Jackson's foot cavalry
Our position in the line of march
was oo the right flank' of the invading
column. Our division did not ad
vance as far as Frederick City, only
reaching a point, we were then told
about ten miles distant
In Maryland we expected much
sympathy, many recruits and much
eucouragement. To our disappoint
ment, we saw no evidences of Southern
feeling. The farm houses were closed,
the blinds shut, and a deathlike
stillness was our only greeting along
the line of march in Western Mary
land. '
Our orders were to observe the
rights of private property, no pil
laging to be allowed, no orchards
invaded, and the buttermilk rangers
kept closely in ranks. Our division,
moving towards Washington, had
orders to destroy the pqueddct of the
Baltimore and Ohio canal where it
crossed the Menocacy river and re
crossed the Potomac ' into Virginia.
Nearing the approach to the Mono
cacy and suspecting that the enemy
'4
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.":a",-a 5?w -v.- - z . ':i-"t.-
Appies, rears, rjineappiesHnaps. - f v . a.
t vororTomatoes,
ment, the gallant 25tb, under Col. evolution was performed, thtt tide of I upon ns with grape and canister.
Kntledge; onr regiment being under j battle was. . turned and the enemy
the command of Lt. CoU Ilarnss. I driven back half a mile rr mnra far.
nui iiaiiv Hu vauuwii Int., . ji-i - - r. rr i' ar
- A GA. u I tM.iM.i-!Kw i qimq and fancv. and will soli thm
UUUilUUlU) BUU ttlHUUJ un U1VIS UUU
Five brave men with Spencer rifle!
could hold the pass, so scant was our
footway. Safely across, this writer
was given three companies and or
dered to oecopy an eminence to the
right, while Col. Ilarrbs moved for
ward in line . with the remaining
V hw if. mier." Willi Pidai: nhil.. .t . - t....t . . t.
a "3 " at? 5 t ' J 7" Z& 7a r, Jimmie -WftgUt. ohn Duoireive n. atrial and beeonvineea both at
ime&t being the very last to come to and some sharpshootenr in ambush ..-V w .-.w-Wrnu- r2-ra the ouaiitv and itfamo&-:i&Vr:
ne rescue, ana speea Deirtg unpera-1 were picxing tuem oa, we wiwarew -. A : t
. . i . . . t- aw bw si v w w wmmmm . si viava s isti sfssss ai ma bb. sarr
tive as we came ander musketry fire, j to a ravine a few paces to. the rear j
Capt. Rowland, Bansom's Adjutant-1 for protection, this position being j
General fearlessly riding up, shouted j under shelter of the woods and being
to CoL Harms, . "Charge. Colonel. I a Btrone one in case of attack. : Not
companies of the regiment, supported I charge." We found ourselves nader long afterwards a section of oar bat-
by tbe 25th. Meeting no opposition
and fearing an ambuscade, a halt was
made, and Co. B., Capt. Geo. Dully
it command, was thrown, forward to
reoonnoiter. Advancing a few hun
dred yards,- Capt. Duffy espied a body
the flowers of this city by the sea.
Wilmington's best, truest and 4rav-
est gave their lives to the anee.
"Bring flowers to decorate the graves,
Where Wilmington has-laid her braves,
With all their country's wishes bleeffc
The martyred heroes calmly rest.
. . . ; J V .
-CY;
Simpson; llitchell & CoT"
an enfilade fire, as well as from tbe teries, we think sent by Stuart, came
left and rear, and facing the rear our op on our left and a little m front.
men gave a yell and dashed forward j just beyond the woods and opened on xhey bravdy fooght, they nobly feuy
in line, gradually wheeling to the I the battery, which continued its fire 1 And lame thror coming years shall tell
right, rear in front. A new way of on as. r - - ' : '- -; Their noble deeds, their daring high, ,
Kwr into haitta. in ha flirrAr I X Brave bavs thv vers who manned I Their stem resolve to flo or die.".
IlEUiniLLIIlElaYl
. K Miss Pallie Jancey has just retttrssd
of mounted troops, and halting his I rank and file clogers in front -but we those guns, bat. the superior position My friend, Col. Hall, after this P WB ha been
company, advanced fifty or sixty I had no time to manceaver or counter- of the enemy and tbe greater number sketch was written, banded rue-: a spending sOrjae time la posting lierself
tarda, and shouted to them, "Do yon j march, the position of the enemy of pieces, soon disabled the two guns volume of the official reports of the J OB; the.Spring and Bummer Styles, and -
tight for the North or tbe South r reqalrlag us to charge in a direction I and altuoat annihilated men aaidbatt1e of Snafbqrg. Iri the interest j'Winft e handsome hrte of Miiunery
'V a iioht fnr thA ITnion F was tha at nsht tmrlaa 'frnni this nthar' nnr.l hnrcM . onmitlptAl ailAnnr.sr thnir 1 At Inilti T fnrmA if. nsiuani ti malrallMarii Rhn rSa nnsnail 41 Ifillinarv .
reply, accompanied by a rattling fire Uon o the brigade. It would appear fire. ' : '-. - - no itorrectionfor -none was needed, in boxboro over Mr. 1 B.- Fonshee's :
tftmrbiueaj and gallant Capt. Duffy hat he had reached our flank and The Federal battery again turned i w?ll men tiiow that the"24th ttore, when you .will itarantirtdy . ;
tell, pierced by their shots, and as we and onr - brave comrades, charging gng npon usr doing aome deadly t Begiment did its. duty, the official ';7;:' ..t'-iL' :'
thougbtj . mortally '. wounded The j in their front, had an able successor I wfV t remember that it was about jYecorda show more casualities than I fcij S1 J.kCDCcSZ
retrV W4iJ,eTlD8 08 i0 the aithRegimeat as it braahed this time that JohtfMceUlV of J ' M&JSlipM&y& ofiadails
to jK3rform the work ordpetreying theenemv off their left flank. : Tha Co: G. receivexl --insdeach wdiind ehairbtrrgr-- c ; . aitd lwnnehFlowenRibbo yan-
tbe canal, but before our drills had 24th, in charg:ng dashed over open bom R fragment of shell piercing his T see that CoL Hall is mentioned dyke Lac, TnmmiisV Hats
gone into the rocks, orders came for grounl. an! then struck a fieldot taAe . - in the general's report for his couarge lnAlyin totW
m. . a s . rf-faaaa a . . ' - -- -
ua to wu.au taw sua reeroesi into i mil erown corn, surrounaea ov I Und
... . . .,. . . - I . . T. ... . - 1 in a auemmaas weu Bryiue wei'.
Viroima. Wn left Cant. Duffv at a I a atnnn ff-nm ImahlA tt tnmtt tbAir I . I
I w w . , fn Hrk tn mnta I UslKa'1.0 UU bUSb lUQUlUiauiD UBT. I , i.iL? -
special Bitemion paia to
id gallantry while commanding his Md lo w Dricea.:
am . Vk.t tA t mam brigade on that inemorable uay.t -.i.r2a-!r
farm house, belie?ing that be could horses over the wall the field officers , - .., iTSmA haA dnnlt varv (rentiv with him. . i -.
not live but a few hours and too leaped from them, leaving them tol wJtg hi nnriirht and manlv form" this I -'. TVR "RSS MA K 1 N(l !
i W I if I HSJ aiMji a wa MW waasj v a . ' . . i. I - 1 s""" H" vj -"
badly wounded to be moved. A year the. mercy of friend or. foe and to the
A -of I au ua,s vuiywjm ,.u hi. bw
i ua bi I
. , i
..at o oaiimw aah IA. I in arm m irwwoi vw.. - v uw
afterwards, he hobbled into camo on I dansdra of the Delterlnsr bullets thei .. . ..-- I A mv f Mnrrhftn. VircfnTa fmm i
crutches, to the delight of hit old enemy were shooting at the gray line opySfert to last, I can truthfully say that the combat be
comrades. Brave spirit, we hope he advancing on them. We pushed m ndet galknt deed I ever, witnessed Pred to cut and fit Dreaseein good
still lives. Just as day was breaking through the corn fiald, the bullets iMt to view j the tmoke and dust. aa by a Wilmifigtonian. Need I h'?109,
the following night, we crossed the splitting the the corn blades and From the extreme right we lecame tell you it was Col. Hall, m front of is seJicitSisfaco
ltomac at Point of Rocks,-the crushing the stalks, making apeca- extreme left of the 5harpsburg the 46th Regiment marohmg. down MISS PALLIE YANCEY,
stream last sweiimg, Dut not quite uar noise we snau always rememner. . f . u, nil!lgnal exDerience: Mye's Heights, at the battle ef j ROXBORO, N. C. :
enough to prevent our boys from Emerging from this field of nearly kg no; more to than beins led bv Fredericksburg, when the storm of
wading through. ripe grain we came to afreshly plowed oatftadrvari: J. E. B Stuart, shot and shell suirasseJ anything ATtAlfTTO A nATaTllaTaf.-
Resting on the Virginia shore for a ground, giving us a i full view of the it: i- .ha malm that trivdea the atorm. ever witnessed on this continent. .1 '--
lay or two, we moyed Westwardly to situation, the vision being unob- Lnd for a few moments there wtui a Mi task iadone:
take part in the capture of Harpers J structed. We saw
Ferry. - : I giving away before
ine owe coats inii m the battle which had been I the dark doua ol: war will : never Railroad at follows
as, not in flight, continuous from left to center since again darken our history. but that 'BOUND EAST.
ire OSliea SC ta commence I tne but StUbbOrnlv. TOOUrrahtWeSlW r1--Hht TAr-int S nWk A P. Hill I hontafnrih 'shall have ; rvmra nn
Shenandoah with the Potomac, and one of their batteries ou an eminence, came op on the right and opened earth and good will toward men. '
threw cut pickets along the southern turning their guns npoans. Haltmg Bimultaneously. with forty pieces of 'a few more years, two decades
border to guard that point. 1 think t a fence to rest; a moment and artUlervand charged. The. rattle of rrhnL and there will 'bVnoVete-
we remained here a day or two, our straighten our line, which, we fourfd mn8ketry Inow became a roar along ran Associatioh; the vefy last owe of
artillery and Cook'a Brigade occupy- tobeatright angles to,; rather than the whole hue and.tbe roar of artillery Q8 wm hare been gathered to his
a..fc vaUVU , i nuuwug wuo vucuij,j wo uiouo b tigu.i became oeaieulDg thuntter. :; , I fathers.
participating in
Harper's Ferry
rest here. '
jjit. w. B. pEISP,
Praetlciaa; Physician.
Offers his trofeseionai ice. to the people there guarding the canal, orders
jot iwxooraaaqaniTonauingiMMininmty. j were glVCB tnat Our UlsrCIl mUSt DO
nn n VI nnAnnHPR quiet, commands given in whispers.
DENTIST,
Oilers his serrices to tbe public Calls promptly
'attended to in Person and adjoining counties.
Any one wishing work ta bib line, uy writing
JOTS., at, j,t win ana avtaviiuaTu a
stBuaht
C. 8. Winstead,
President,
8. B. Winstead,
Cashier
'Parmers Baii of Hoxtoro,
ROXBORO, N. C.
Deposits received and collections and re
mittances promptly mad.e. f
Loxboro,N.C.
NOW IS,YOTJR TIME!
perae to Roxboro and Invest and get
a foot-hod, before everything gets too
high for you, and when yeu loome
don't forget i. .-.r .
JASk W. BRATOON
1 " The. Barber, W
He swilling and ready to sccommov
Maw msinenas, and always Keeps np
with the latest styles. . - .
canteens muffled and steps light,
Night came on before we reached
our destination, and as we neared it,
no funeral procession ever moved
more silently, certainly not so swiftly
as we hurried forward to surprise, ii
possible, the enemy if we found them.
The moon shone ' dimly, - with scat
tered and swiftly moving clouds anon
obscuring her; beams.?? Our'. Brigade
was in advance, our regiment being
the vanguard: Cpmpany, marching
a few yard! in advance of the f hole
column. I do' not remember ; that
Cook's Brigade ; waswith ns.v I am
intdinsd to believe it was not i Kear-
Ins the aqueduct. General Bansom
rode to the front, whispering as lii
went aong, ; death te the fint man
who tnakes a noise. ; Aboot 10 o'clock
we reached the canal where it crosses
the- river. s A death-like I sanest,
J only disturbed by theswiftlrrupDing
STATIONS.
T4V.-Danville
Harrison,
MUton
a, Semora ;
l r 1
No. s. y
e 00 am
the investment of
We 1 had ft good
Wheel and faced the barygetting!. .hoolHbe
in pomt blank range. We remember ,Then rushed the steeds to battle driven, ua V tf?!?1
the explosion of one shell at this And loTidtluin the bolts heaven
"'Harmony
Vim
Clarksville
Beneath the hot midsummer sun, -.
The troops had marched all day.
And now beside a rippling atram
Upon the grass they lay. '
Harper's Ferry having capitulated,
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juuubuic wuiuu ivuicu Bua .wvuuura
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1 tu . oaw jo utwaw wuu nwo wit ,ouo
knf jf lna ' An MoT trad that.
w, a, luuuaii, huu jjipnv, uniuuif iui ua.vig ww . uo tuav vuoj ..' wore t - - - - i , ' 7 -I r Mavo r
F.r flaar, lh rer. artSIlerr ' wniii ,sure.j rj(w.
At last we beard the Confederate oay oy aay lt , 8p.
Philip M, White end John McNair. I veil: we knew what that meantthe
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" Lawrenceville
viwi ak v SV4V4W . ( -
base asitov bear us malice still,
them we say, be . content and curb
I
Harmony
Cuninghams . :
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rt Harrison
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Warden' Hicks' Report.
The following official report made
by Warden Hicksrof the pealtentisry,
I shows the disposition! of all the con-3
losexnaecUou will be made at Parts-
mouth with tha New Turk, Philadelphia,:
Norfolk .1 way, frw ClIesr Roate),
and Baltimore steamers, for all points Northj
and atiDanvflle,. with the.Ridimond
DanvUle B H way, for all point North er
0OUUU ' C.f.;
we took bur Hue of march towards j Company were -kUled,he other driving -everythingA
tikii.Mkrt.M ' teiAnn- tfa f&Unrti-rulrnU I nilHM T hatra rtrorAtOfii i arVl Trnl HfAiSntni nnf fwm r ha laTirw a V wll A
a few miles apye itmooth.v; 'Reach, riss ag
on the came nearer, toMtealto
.ai.: .J- r.U T.a- : .U-l-f .rula fpMAONnn 1a t.tfiulAa.l U.tttA '.'IV. : jumtilAil UM"WBS ,, awyua, - uw ---
SOUbUem SlUO . Ut WO X UWUlaCi VUB I"" "iW aamu , v w uookws UBbtlc. o .j wuuww, uuwyu acfca- I ivi:-".j-i;.j;. L(..rv..1 it nonvllla
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16th of September, we heard the to attempt to captttre the battery mente as they marched. in hne of ;. . . i
guns' of Boonaboro; D. H. Hill hold- without support and finding ourselves battle. - They did not falter, and I t"" v -: -
ingTMcClellan in check, till Lee oonr completely detached, not: onlyl.our i could'not but admire their steadiness I r ; - " r ; - - T? D !
centrated his troops. Wading the brigade but so far as we could see the land good alihgnmentv though -1 do v Formerly Major 34th N. O. T.
Potomap for the ird . time, w again whole army. Mo, enemy - was to be not think they were as yet under fire,
planted the flag of the 'Starry Cross" seehexcept the jbattefyj pausinig Tliey moTed, I thongbt, more slowly
on Maryland soil. ' " !. . . to consider as to how we conld best than our men in going to battle
Ai dusk -we stacked arms and communicate with oprbrigade com. From my idea of the position of these
bivouacked ahout:One - mileT ffom mander, coming from jpnr left, i and troops I saw they were aisaalting
Sharpsburg eating onr spant rations nearly ; midway between os and., the our own division. f shall not attempt
for supper, little dreaming that .on I battery, rode . a solitary rsemaB,a line of sentiment io this paper, or victs; Under la pa$ae by the last
the inorrow we would be participants I wl) a long feather an iiiihat,' Wbo!to tell of the horrors .or pomp and I letrislature there are but few convicts
ii an Ia'a dreaieat vifttonM.'ahd i seemsdnot to discover ns. The Bmn i droimatance of irlorfona war. - I ' am 1 at otatV nn railroads under legislative
witnesses - to so great a carnival of ners turned their guns npon hUn sndl only endeavoring, to give a 4rtMul contracts. , The Western North Care j sPW www -
death and suffer;
6urileep ' abontl
many a soldier'i
home and dear
broken for he last time.., The dawn onr men,-aim at him, tney were woods where . Stuart left na, aodi -r. nrv,nrr t r-nnnt An farms! Uf v work is guarantt?eo: : to give
of day found iis 1n line of batUe, and erdered not to fire on so brave man, withdrawing - at night to: find out and raUroads. On Roanoke farm. gcUoa fd wUlbe done&iwin ptly
as the grayyed morn peeped over! though we took big . to be on the brigade halted by Stuart's yidettes 200 ; on the North Carolina Midland -M;:T":--''W-:-- v?.C:
the extern hills the desultory picket j other. Bide. Just then he espied ns, las we.caineinjijmd with difSculty raUroad, 127; on theMVAlry railroad, n" fT
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Ii sottll4300foj' estimates before
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prepared! to do any kind oi
firebecame a rattle,, and aeon the! end riding np, asked to see tbe cos-(made them -belieyg we; were Lee's &1t and at tAe pepttenUsyy, 506.1 All
rp.mnnthftd cannon beffaa "to belch ! manding oflScerJ: 4JoL Hamss res-Iarmy.. - , I forces working on state account, on
forthriti th5nder on our lei 1 1 re nded, whWhe said tohimlo: Our ambulance corps with their bid !ot b? the
rhamrr distinctlv t?oint? to'theex-vnel, fft thescope of; yonder woods," I stretchers did t?ood aarviM in bay or by the, cubic; yard,.es;inr the
tmeright ofOBrhnprandas faras poinUng a little tolf?r 0uf -wounded ; remember oneLf"601 any ?lar contract work.
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