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VOL XII., NO
ai\ i:i
-i i i n
j.
1:(
WILMOT UKAN'
Y (bank—(luily ex .-oi. I
a ,..i mill l-'ritlc
n|Ui WE-
ot vri oin i:itv
um-lst I)hit,.lohn Martens,
id lust., .iohli llcdlllttU.
ad Dist., Wia. Jwuihis.'!*,
oliis liounh.ss.
Dr. K. Oaliieis.
never- W. S. Crowi.
i v
oil
L. I?orcK, Secretary.
K.-SYLVA.N LODOK NO. .VI
Vr:s every Tmsduy evening :it .
1. Visiting brethren coniiailv
A V s
,\l» 1 IMK TAIil.K
abU H.
& St. I'. KnilwttV.
iivlNli LA-SI
-Dai'V,
.. jutly except Mimlay
-lit I-'ilV ex Sunday
tauVi WI'.ST.
-Daily •.•••:
-Daily except Mitiday .. I
..lit—l5a.ily ex Stni'Uv. ...
i¥
mot-- j',
moi—
otia—
it
ink
JlJWAiM i.ol 1* i 1 ML 1 Al l.
lilAll.l.O I'M*-
i i v
'tn v S. Volkuiat.
\V\* Hell.
-Aug. MittelsliU'ilt
.James Hen v
e—. M. 1'iiseo.
n-v \V ltd!
-Ul \V ir I, U K-ier
ell. '.'it Wiinl \V
.iii id 3d Wan)
1
.\
idea,
•«kl, Str«H't
ami Fire Warden i
—Chill ies Sulci.ite,
BOAttD or KtHV ATiO.N
"ll, S I' .Jolll'S, K J.
irvin^ Ijiith, o,
i n A n: iM
A i A S O N S i i A
tfr N.i. l.i.
ilnuitli Thursday t! each mo ',
u. Vlxitiiit! eitnu i!iu»tns c«ir-l.
A. .1. 1
.1
j.fliK, Hi*:.
••iLAS ei\
A. M.—MU.liANK LOI'IO. N
.tei uiei'tnujs at behalf'
irsflay eveuuis o! euch ui"
'letlircu are eorilinl ly mvite.l
.I.e. KNAIT, W.
Kn. Emam'KL. N.
v Lixuiiiia, Sec,
ANDARMY OF THE KKi'i'i i,ir,
\1'* ts every seuoiul und luuriii rintiir
|i. in. sliarp, ut the Court Mouse,
•liir.iiles visaing our city nre invited t-
1
ViKiting brethren cordially invited,
Uccoi'der, C. K. OUOVKK, M.
[l!
L. K.—SKIXiWK'K DIVISION .No,
Meets in Sciuiler'.-' Hall, Miibai k.
1
•. the lirst and third Sunday o! each
C. Matiukvv.S, hiel.
1
At i: Foss, Seo.
1
i- OK RAILWAY CONi)Ut'Toli
•Nl1 -'aiiK Division So. 8!». Meets :tt .Ma
every second and loili'th Sunday
1::
Ail memheis ol the order cordial
F. A. JOHNSON, Chiel L'oint'i.
i i SE, See. and Treas.
\'i
A-
VSR
dP$*
eSt^'xV
hi
lesxional juste
daring of Ta
the ovcrweenit
leader, Sail
I a
:i in
pm
Jlboilt till' colli'
ly placed lhe
a :n 1
the mad to trio
When tlio
lien Taylor w?
ern 11-t rii o!
charged
border, -ir.-i i
Monten i
th.- iii "i.-i
march
U y e e i
short iv.'
army fi :.
Mexican i .p:! i.
ernmen
th'ls 1i
Taylor i
persona. i
vision tn
1
•tina--
1
of M...V
K Wx.
hfin.ls I
IvciN—0. \V* Martens.
1 Probate Judge—l'lios. Hoick
-J S. Farley.
I..I Jieuedict.
uiirt—J. L- Lockhart
«jU—(J, W IVevey
r»ruey~.l. 11. Owen
Wll« oil
1
tnke NUii:eiiie
[il.'iii ol canipai
City of .Mexico
Tn lor. Tliis
where the M-\
t« fortlfv-iiicai!.
W.uj u
iul tn\.
llivasio'
whioa
w l'l.
irtoiint,"
ravim
e.i to
upproivi
up iii front, of •.
saw the Utile »...••
sent the folho
the American ••••••,
on »wt« 8urni .a
-It.
(j. T—Meets) every Friday eve
at MttStmic Hall, and extends a
1
Citation to visiting uicimIOMH.
W Ito. (JKKS, T.
s
fMoMAS, IleO See.
:u unci IKS.
'^11''Lit .—Service in St, LawreiiC(
1
.rnli every Sunday and holy day at
1
in. Hkv. Fatlier Stejihui. 1'ri'Sl.
1
M. K, (,'hureh. Preaching every
•s '!i'lay ut lo:4o a. m. and 7::W p.
i
:i League (i: ia p. m. Sunday school
uyer meetniij Wednesdays at 7: Jo
j. U. MIKI.LAM), 1'astwr.
RAN—Service oocasional—in the
'wegian lan^-iaee at the chureh at
REV. j. 11. Stoklik, Minister.
'I'AL—Service in Lthrary Hall first
''day ol each month at a. in
a. UEV.J..M.McliRU'U' officiat
1
4
US. U W biou.s, ComitUUlUer•.
1 iicu, Adjutant.
I". W.—Meets tirst and third
o n
'i:ty evenings ol each mouth ill Mason
:icn
ntirl
I hUft'i:r."
1
in any in i wan pi
an.I !'i'i: I-1 I""" -r
v,m deserve (on.siilcr.itn.a iu«J jMirt.icnKii
vtsh to'*ave you from such a caUwUMp-i", iwi-i
for that i»urro*' give «.i this twUe*y?i ^tier that
you may surnMi.ler (it di vrcl.• ..a, '".'.'r"
Mi.-c that yo'i will be tr -iited "Hh «ic 00.. .1..
tio:. 'ii«?'B8 to the ?'e\icv) ehami't wv,. la
••nl y..u will b« granted an hour
1111 ..ui' rniml, to eouitie
that my JUwt arrives ut v
view, I as«iir.' 1U of H»y
(jod and laberu
ANTONIO Lttei:/. l'*- ANTA V.
Taylor did not need the hour's tn,.c, om
inrtiint !v sent back this bri.-f reply:
*. la r.-ply to yiiir
miming mo to surremJ'T :....
1m-£ lean) say Umt 1
requt^t Wit:i hluli r.-«l
dicnt .servant.
tht4 date, sum-
-.1
at tliKcrctloii, 1
acceding to your
.m, sir, your obe-
iiiL'lit the nioiini.'iiu w"is alive with roa. i
in
K
dctarhnieuts of Mexicans who were a
t-mptlmrt.. form a 1'"" nround the little
camp
KijfhtiiiK
ti.-w kept up all
in the
out
at
hillside, and Talor s men held tl). :r ..w iu
That lURht w)i a buy o[.e to he brav
„m.„imider. His Hupplics wt re
ten miles
rear, and weiei i d-.m,
„f Ix'iilK cut, off. He would be lust
them, BO he rode
Willi-,
hack
in person
etficieut direct
ions for theirsafctj.
y"-
'-I i. liave l.
••.- •., irr n !e
--f Was
.11 nailery upon tin loe, jiml lit-1
i:.ir!i'd l,a. k witii "r. -.1 -l.ut^liter ai.
i-nhli onfiisio:!. Tli" .Mexican hnice"
.0,. 1 or U .«] i i '1 if •Wt-'noit-
FllU)
i VOUii*
:ie k*V
u'.ni
niHit art
i tSie .Hi
ie leg
bill let s
-?5
&
IsVv f?-v
,,
0V7 COLON!
V-
,t
A". 'J
'V-v-V
fvot par,
.-.of tiling
be kuov
in flirt on i'ayior s stau, is iiuih')ri'
he fitateaiont that Wool pr.ipo.t tlr
ariev i-ctliv to 11 iie.v position in
r. T.-iUc.r resp"'!'1,.-! with Ids ns
'iness, "Xn! 1 w il
I!
L"~
v n e w i e 1 I i
i'l.e woundeil •!. 'it 'x'.tr
Z. TAVUIB.
In honor of thod.i\ i-1
ed the battle or} "Tl.c
in£ton," a.ol prepared
pieri'.'fui.s adopt
,,'iiory of W n.i)!
ilefeixl their
UlirtiMi, I"'1 11. a
ground. Santa AiiTia .spent he hole 1-.
in vain Mtteii.pts to surround the pass, "ad
1
r.e
rear by the pninfully s!. w process
.eher lwarinc, and ft retrogra-h: mov .•
t, to be of any value in the euierifem
must ties.) rapid that the won: woi:1 1
fall behind the troops and lxnum ]iris-. i,
era. Taylor did not retrent and in to
tiiornint! it. wiis tlis -ovt red that he dietat.
and hi., Krrs:i.l Mc.\k':tn army of defet
had fl"d. 'The pi\si ..-e of victory was
the side tiiat hival c: baMi" l'dd, atl.l
eii'eci of Taylor's p!:ik that Sat.'a
Anna's army desci'ti^l him
The American W- w.i even hi
ijreil men in all. Anna lost iwo
mded, arid la rue
rtiM' dawn their
at, against them
'ctr ranku. Two
ry at liiiena Vista
S'ott start'd 011 his .'ii:)aii,r:i towards the
capital. Vera Cruz, the invincible, fell into
his hand.H ou the C,.it of Mi'.r. h, iintl re't
until two weeks later, at Cerro (io^lo, did
he meet Santa Anna, v-ho now hail noth
ing bu! miliiiii with v.hi li to defend his
capital. Scott pushed the hapless advent
iiixt from cita-lel to ci'adel, where, thoil-'ii
mron-c in natural inlvan'.a^e.s and fortiil- a
tions, he was weak in troops.
thousand killed a:
nutnU r: of his .solo
i-i when the. bid.:
,1 neve ret-uraeil
v.rr' s after Taylor's
ah
-n:,' 1
THE. ANC or BUENA VISTA.
While the .Mc :i were Kenernilv i-ii '1
,'.'i.l indictive. s'i!ii" ins'auce.i of kiudli
!n'-.s to their Ainci ie.":i fok ha-," been re
corded. The h- '.• c!i.iracter of the sol
diery was m'.ic'i a lm.n-l. jus nr M.e
in Sunt a Anna'# l:-t!, i:.|0' J» -.
1
,j |,y American Press As.
JX.
H-"'l •'V fc* leaders
v
v
V
1 -. ,• -i i',. •r.anio.ih ri'. cr
.• u '••!:. s .oroUiii. an iiupo
Oil I sout h, tf) tile i
it'. ,• I'th, aiid sect'! '.
1. -A Ii. .Sl _'U parses froci 1 1:''
iini otfered admiro
^:muiu1 lor u IrhIv of trtirip. ,1 kij..^ I
r. 1 piil movements. Trie valley is broht
s, eral ian«"s of hills, on one of v.
.mis Winch.-Mer, thirty miles up tin
y Irom the fotomac. Twenty miles
up—i. e., near St rasbir.-_
dlcy is eut ac,•»*«• by a fork the •.
and Cedar creek, flowing in i rom |,e w
ai.d here s'.iiressive riih/ op in p:
1 »i Hood liat'le ffroiind
Ai-ain, thirty miles soutli, ntsar New
ton was eonce
per end of
tratiog iiii n
v.-dk-y !*."!
liclf hi- men, William-
1 1
Ulue liih e to other
ShieMi- with the rem
wat :h Jackson. It win
foneed his plan to
retake Witrlies
ter. The depai
ment iissi^msi
Jarhsosi was, t!.
illt y stri r.
!.e ni .rniiijr of t..
:J. I daehsoti w
near Strasbu
the
s
^.-d
$
A Y on
1
ALI/S DKFi^AT.
JTMAN oV. HLD
GRLAT '/INERA.
Htoi.i v. -i 1,1 I ll I "d. but Col. \lit 1' ill
iii-ii .ill l» Colt ii -rrititrlal riMttu iv
l.r Itii'i-. ,,| k e i.' s! n w n, Stlirct) I.
IMC.' i-. 1 i! .i i I- rl taetW*.
Jack.-io
up UiS .1
tories
w
'L
ft
1 1
sf'.ittered liands of
Ttiioii
1
roups in
e Sticnatuloah
Theo:h.
seie 1 his «x|" ri
s t.he adv.
it- plays 1
par! i:i
y an lie.
1 I dable i..::i
11 di«u
derM'-rtm.-M.
nort.li a
towa.'-il
aie ln.i
1
i- j/
'j
11
!.. t, a is forTii,'.
1 by two forks o'
bordered with tiiounlains, the to1
dhy pike iK-iiifi aioiif exposed plaii.'
tween. Staunton, at. the head of the
is well covered from attack from
ti- -rtli by sttvnni.s that wiud iiromul
the north, euht ami ive»t. Jarksin's
ivfUi. e v. 011
Id Stau'lt'.'i, win re 1
reeiii.r.ts irom other armies could i
h:rj),.nd the rr..iiro «!sfr ''.1 south.,
t.i in up inilifirv From
!.. r.it he could play hio
1 u u a n o n
se*k in
When li.-ff.ilCN e!'o«s 'd t.
iti March, IWi, to enter .- tl
tedera es rut ire I b. :-mv im, in-vl.,
was iiijfiudoni nr. to.ail appeal.uice-i
I'
and o!
i
hd-
::,cnt up. I he r:
icy from the* I1.
mm.', and Siiieh
witn three bri
gades, one of cr
which wa.s 'l by Col. K
first, 4.idj^meiit, Wi:,.'ii.
skirmishtvs of I
1
1
N'fore tilt! battle, (in his lot. .i'c!i
1 Urotig^h 1101' ic '."1 w -'..J I- !..t
th" citizen: ••:. '0.1 a
k s
\bout 4 o1chi..k iha*
cavalry, under AsLby.
(,!icst- t.ncl o ":icd wit 1
ut vvaa
Iik en-
ill's bri
ut tht ai
he front tlie Kenei
o iince with all his for
o n i n i s i n i- i
..-of Shields depended
.' his first independent
.: .lit Shit .• it v.
1. for ware
0 0
a Y s V I
cavalry
liLS froi.
'«cd pr
iUIUill^ SOUt.ll 1*14.I H,, I lii.3
n the lulls overlooking tue
Keristown, three and a
:i 11 Winchestor, on the low
1 in running «t ritrht
1
i:: im valley. Kimball
.. 1
one .side of the pike
intl disj is brigade on tin
i' lri enemy befiin -.,
-alley 1 the littU sir. I.,
the Confederate lost tr..- ,..
Kimb ill .secured it.
Shields now sent worn o
o advance. Col. Kimuaii sent, iiacK
i:: 1 hit he liatl a stlonj enemy to ('.
.ti
r- -. nil and needed re-enforcements.
'i .'ai'i ord"red an advan-e, e\eti in
v
:ii Kiml«vll to send a body of tnetl
.t:. .union to break through the VIUMUN S
.-en! —. ilivido his columti and capture it in
detail. Mad Kimball obeyed he ,.i
have fallen into the trap .Jackson w
paring lor him. Kimball rightly Ii- 1
that his superior. l\iti inhi- iiiii.-1
distant, could not know wli ,t v ... taking
da. e on the b.itt k'l'.cld, aml. lo hold
Ui*. grounil. Lie i,oiv 1 l.i-» n\
At midday Jackson had deployed Ills
vhole force (it infantry across the valley
south of lveriLstown. with Ashby's cavalry
foramo\abie column ui his rifcht (lank.
Tvimhali had his own and Sullivan's bri
made depli'Vcd along
wit li" vale of the.
)f Kernslowu lietwi
:i|ened rhi
Khobal!
i-ing t'
make a
III til VIS
-I a rt
1st on ,1.
illowiu:
newair
t:
1
-111
itch til
nuts
11
brigade
and Col. ,1. Sullivan's also. On learning
of Kimball's decision (ien. Shield* sf nt up
•ils ot her brigade under Col. li. li. T1« r,
aud left the Ail air wholly in the colonel's
ii.iniLs. The mail who was to be pitted
ilL'UJI.st '"Stonewall" in the first, bat lie of
Winchester had no enjoyed the a Ivnn
rlist's his opponent in military training,
.larkson was a West Point o.li. er who had
-.ecu much set Kimbiill had been
'f-lunti-er capli! he Mexican war, anil
is colonel in .. 'i of the Fourteenth
Indiana, had made one campaign in 1-Vil.
enemy's front,
id he hamlet
', Confederalcs
batile
uU .ijiting to rout
!l on his left flank,
Hankers, and also to
ngtli. Kimball sent
to meet the attack
1 .Jackson resorted t..i
re made him famous,
•id a battery to
i: Id whirl! hit
r. :, lie Iliovpd all
-ri-'
in
•1, ubsi
When
he I-
1 -infed
aid se
4 i I i v 4
i\,
V' :r.
skirmishers into the wood Tyh-r's tdcir
misher.s wer.: advancing to seize the van
tfigo ground. Jackson's infantry ami ar
tiilery combined now he-id off Tyler, an 1
Li batteries were a
No pl.v. ing havor e. i,
Kii-iball's but the other side of the valley
Kimball's tact its were at this juncture
Uiiitjui'. lie had fought 1 hivu inferior u
tions in ortler to hold he ground he then
o'-ei.iceil, an-!, witii Ashby. and lie kii'-.v
r, w rn'r'h liesidt s, standing ready to
•1 upon him then was loth to leavo
•. viefciided. His foreo wa» divided into
t!.r)it regiments, and run by one these reg.
i:i'.M!tn were moved tiuft by the ri^ht flank
t^i ho front of the iriiederates to luv.ist
Vyh-r in maiutait.ing his ground in froir
of the stotie. wall. The effwt that this style
of ing Lad
01.1
"A an
in Wit
tic- southcrtu rs i.» told
in J.ieiison'.-i report,. lie s::ys that the rts
pulsed I'uiori regiments with wh'udi he
f-.'ight a i11" stole' wail were replaced by
fresh oil'-, dr.-m ti from a k.rge i-f^serve.
Th(! Confederate (Jen. (iarnett, whoso
1 rigade v.-»» in the center at !c i-tone wall,
believed that he was largely o'ltnomliered
hecjiuse he saw six oilierCni iu liagson
hi.-, fro.nt. Ileal.so s a,- Cnion wivalry mov
i'lg ,-ironed ti-5 his left, fl.tni:, and this bi:-_
.... w. s, i. •, fe'.c k .i-'Lichmen's
-:jt out I'viv However,
,s. 1 ?*-,(• ...• •.rail, nr.-l
I s(«
1
Kimball
1 Ins in v
'1 of op.
idi her .si.
-J iekw-.i
had si.l
i tre:it.
valry w.e
along lvliii
.•niled 1 .r
•ote tli it
e:ctl. a.- 1
i s a e n
i a s e s s e a
,.
'iv a Vim-
i
1
'f Williams'
.1 1 iiauks army in the \al
i he CotilVslerate attaek.it
I .: 011 the, day immediate
ivertiirow by IvimlwJli
.. inm record aiiot her phasfc
1 -sstv» a hat time. Ill a
1 Joliusittii, dated March
-1 l--r 5.0U0 nw,»re infantry,#
force, to aulhliii against
uiiltiie latter advance.
•If at that mo ncnt l'eireali ig
s i, and 111 the Kami- dispatch to Jolui
he cried p,-ithelically to his chief, aft
the i ,.,uy recllforeemcat to
uid ui] K::iiia!l, "I willtryand
ins side Si resburg."
1 .Jackson could- make Kerns
i
v.
.. --i gain for his si.1'0
1. --.i. •. '-etitru of a Cnioii
ks in the vallev,
k ...v i -mi needed to
0 ,..i i 1
1
hstand Kuubell
,i. .- i1: iiii. ry mysteries s*'r
it.-i: i If.- i this remarkable
if,, 1.. id,,i. li i
...,...,„i.s
counted for an
1 1.: i. then the addition of Williams' 1 ivis
1 Kimball's would have uecew.itated
.oiihling oi Ji.i !.''(i:i\ iorce a seeniid
lime, and ti •.-. ild have meant the. th
plot ion of t, 1 edcr.ite awuies outside
ot the v.-Ule}
Another for coii'tratillation, as.
Jack.s-on retiorted, wa.s his beliet t.eit Kim*
iiali'.s h-.-t.s at Kei ii^t-ovn \et..--led liiff
own. lit point of lact, Jackson's loss wa#
the greaU by over SJil per ceiir. K\ eleutly
"'•itoncvi alF' met his peer when accident
threw him afoul of Col. Kimball in his lirs'.
SLicnantioah campaign.
i n U E I v I E U
ET tr ,-• eI! '•. Irtilcit
i e I i n i i o w o o i
H's.'rieerf-, Salt |{|,rti!i', 'e\e
-. I r,! hiippeij I' ant Im, ('h 11 lhi i 11v,
1 1
1
all .skin J-'rupiions, anil poi-1
i'ilefj if no pH\ I'l'ij i.ired, It
("I lo givo poi !t et, sat isf.-ndion,
'cfnmled. I'riee 'Jo eenls o
I•••.. Si'ti 1-.S C.,r II.-,:/. ,,r Tii4
FOR DYSPEPSIA,
Ayer's SarsapasiSSa
1
-.ti ei'Tcc.tive reiir-ily, .-n iii-meroin testlmo
ii,.,is coiicliisivt'ly ptovc. lftr two yea in
I was a i'(iiist:uit sutleier from «iyspepi»i i
ii'i I liver compliunt. I doctored a loi.'x
i.ine and the iiietuciuen preKciibe.l. I11 nearly
wry ease, ouiy iiL-iiiavi'ti tlio disease.
A 1 apothecary advised me to use Ayer's
n 1 sapunlla. I did so, and wa,s cured
at a cost of i'i. Piiico that time It has
1 11 my family niedi. ine, and sickness has
t» i-oine a su'tinger to our houseliold.
l» iicvc ii, to lie the best medicine tin earth.''
P. 1". .McNtdiy, lluchiuan, Summer !t
1. w.-ll, .Mass.
FOR DEBILITY,
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
IS l' i'ii cure, v.'...-n t! :nt origi
nal lli.p- ,Vi-l i i "I WftS ft
(.• r. at suiTi ri from a low condition of tho
blood and general debility, leconiinn finally,
s.i reduced that I was tmfU tor work. Noth-
11
that I did for Uie enmplaint helped nie
so liiiii as Ayt r's ..i sap.ti iila, a fi bottles
of which restored rue to hcnltli and slrenc'h.
I take every opportunity to recommend thi-i
n.edicme in smnlar eases." —I'. Evu k, 14 K.
Main st.,
(.'liiilicothe, Oluo.
FOR ERUPTIONS
And all disorders orisinatitw in impurity of
t:,--- blood, -.ii. Ii as boils, 1 aihtincles, pimples,
bit. ,-Ie 1 s i!...-im, s,-,i:.i-he id, s. r«.fuloua
sore n.l t.c only
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
l-KKi-Anrri i v
DR. J. C. AYEE & CO., Lowell, Mas«.
IVict- fl ui tiuttii-n.f-i. V.', till a b'.itlo.
BLACKSMITH SHOP
1 1 1 1 u s i n e s s
1 lb ise Shot in
.'iK/r u 1 i.c mithin
II
n i-'lioit notice
A LL WORK WARRANTED.
1-" E I US b.
1- L. F1 o p.
rt!i Avi ii',c N'-r:ii I,:' E. Church
liNuv :i.M-'i-:i:,
i'iotnetoi-1 the
3IiU}utk Meat Market.
1 kinds of
i k
I
i
aiul Kail Moats
i. -«t t• 1
i.i:i'lo le It-iinfd, nlv.-ya.
,, sausaaM.

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