in Willy another Murat. was
.. M Other cavalrymeu of less
eyed modem. ounces; and equally
' fine. ‘But as late es midsune
when Sherman has before the
”them”? re Misfortun-
, , p omi ly‘eoro
Wage Union by Build undGront
‘ . designated inthe Union
“W’s country.” He raided
ll ' tiniest to the Kentucky bor-
.~hopingto pretentlhis incursions
flank of theUnion urmyiu Georgia.
directed a ‘vement from
.into his chosen territory in
Wippi todietract or occupy
The movement. led by Gen.
ended in a stunning defeat near
tog?“ litigant) theisrftreat of the
amp Wheat nrgis’ troops
Homphiu Gen. A.1J. Smith hnp
tophe in camp that with a com
Wired to join Sherman at Atlanta;
promptly took up the march for
’e country." and eetiug the re-
Confederate at ‘upelo June 14,
‘ . ’hilnoo soundly that he had to re-
[$2M tactics to rid his territory
no mettlmome. Since Memphis
ill-“or operations aimed at him he
counter on Memphh‘; in the hope of
up a panic that would result in
”all, if nothing more. For this
-. . heformed a detachment of his
‘ mounted men. numbering 1,54».
. ' led in person. and the command
Minn at point near ngford, Mine,
7‘ {Aug 18. A steady rain had been
~ for some days and the .«treams were
, swollen, making at (it-2mm access»
4 lengthened the dittnnce by about
miles. The roads wer‘ceo hcm‘y that
morning of the 20th over a hen-
' Indnnumber ofihorses had be-
runeerriceeble. and these, with two
fth four cannon that started with
edition, were sent back. Relieved
lncnmbraneee l‘o ‘ presxed on.
. front the Hickahalu I: rolled in a
' airman. sixty feet bettiren banks and
’ ' Beyond u‘us Cold Water
,3 hundredteet broad and not ford.
. clieonree. learned the time.
Idrenee, and sentient scattering
, gather bridging material, and
fititne his column reached the cross—
' ’ there was lumber at hand to
abridge floor. The men went to
'tximedenblsontof graperiuee.
loll- ont of dry telegraph poles.
with the vine? cables and on
than in the some iirey totrees on
bank. Telegraph pols IIDOWEII
. - ‘ to anpportlthe floorof the
”in about one hour from the
first stroke was imavlo, the men
file across to double lines. At
eterriver the feet was repeated in
‘hunhythe some methods, except
mount ferrybom was used nun
. in the middle of ltho long span.
.. . . gin raider-e melted Hernando.
. mmfluwérxl‘nmflem phie. and were
‘ ’ in from the city.
m reported the Iitii'lttous occupied
:iilniou troops. and themed Forrest
when! no knowledge of his
lull
‘ . NARI!!! A portion.
" wet made of any cumuquenm.
Ind information wile given to the
' ' while on the: mot-eh. Fresh
. encountered from timetotimo.
‘ “the raiders were within three
. oily it on nearing daylight
of the Misunday). and
. to e alt-ctr he location of
‘ poll. that won d challenge his
A body of men nderCnpt. \t‘.
hedtheleud, mmlhectedlo
. and Chill 0 to the heart. of
dept. lion-m land tea men
new ahead qfoll others. and
. m" wmeetherci”
tuner ‘ lube given,“
Cl up to nerve
iy re
detachment the hi»
mm" “m“ ”’ 5m"
, t ed
. = III! ' . a short
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wetcrethet washed her docks end mam-
moth flouting expeditious had ewept down
the broad river to the gulf. Memphis!
Why. the was another Cairo or Cincinnati
or Baltimore. The orgaumd Confederate
front was hundreds of miles away. and the
had long held the character of a city of ref—
use for people driven from their home!
further south and for disabled eoldiem of
the Union army. ll well use pleceof utter
keeping for Confederate prieouere. Several
AT 1m: 653090 Hotter.
thousand troom were stationed in the city.
and a good sized army lay between it and
the llnm of the nearest known enemy—
tbat is to say, Forrest loose: in Mlsshmippi.
The sound of battle raised by thine bold
riders that Sunday morning was a thunder
elnpin aclcar:‘»f;y. Miserly old men and
women who had brought i‘elrtreasnree to
:‘,:"lll;‘::;l ‘ ' »vc".'f‘)".\-..'j"z'lToy-13?; up for
another hiding. Volunteer and couscript
home guard» who hadn't courage to zoom.
into the open field, but in peaceful times
stood bravely in the shelter of high brick
walls and cried. "Let ’em come! we’re
ready!" shook till their teeth rattled us
they turned out to meet the devil face to
face.
The alarm involved the whole city. The
midi-rs moved in live bodies. Capt. Forrest
was followed closely to tho Gayeso "misc
by a detachment It‘ll by Col. Logwood. The
battery which Forrest had cleared of gun-
nershad been renxanned maluwhilemud
Col. I.‘ go ood's uxen went through it with
clubbed rifles. Afterward they run the
mmtlet of lire from scuxtcriug hmllm cf
Ironic! and the home guard along the
under Col. Neely, attacked uu infantry eu~
eompmeut near the point where the city
was entered. but found their match and
more. The men here were in line. and re
eeired the raiders with a volley. Forrest.
who had held somewhat aloof with his re-
serves, went to Neely’s aid. and with his car
was driven to cover. Forrest hesitation to
giro further attack, however. Another
body of raiders ouch-r Col. Jesse Forrest
dashed intothc headquarters of Gen. Wash-
huruc. commander of the department. and
captured some etafi olllcem. but failed to
secure the general, the prize he aimed at.
Gen. Forrest now ordered a retreat. Col.
Logwood and Capt. Formit fought their
way back from the (layman [louse to the
outekirte. At the battery previously en-
countered a sharp light occurred. but the
Confederates pushed through. The Union
cavalry hull meanwhile got to home. and
small bodies of Forrest’s men were either
chased out of town or captured. The raid-
ers bed concentrated at. the Union Infantry
comp taken by Col. Neely and Gen. Forrest.
and were attacker] by a mounted force 0!
eereral hundred. Forrest again took I
hand personally. and mortally wounded
Col. Bturr during the conflict.
The Confedcrulm hull effected their ptlrb
Wfiultl though they were chased out of
Memphis the glory of the exploit remained
behind them. h'orrent loetwme men. prob
ably mo. and claimed to have taken coo prie-
ouere. including cltieeur and convaleeeeute
from the hmpltuht. After the return march
began the Conledemto lender found that
ill» prlmucrn could not keep up. out they
were u lthout shim. lle hultcdlhe column
and communicated by a flux of truce with
the Union headquarters at Memphis. and
after tome delay uncured a supply of cloth.
lugnud llllOt‘I. He then resumed the march.
and in a four hour» wot back another coin-
muulcutlon to the effect that owing to the
difficulties of transportation hie rutlone
were low and he could not feed the prie
noon. but would await auppllee for them
from the Union commlmarlat and bait for
thin purpoee at lleroaudo. twenty-five mils
distant. This crowning act of holduele
we; carried out to the letter. The next
morning some Union billet-rig reached hie
camp at Hernando and dietrllmu-d two
dayt’ rations tothelr unlortunmecommdee.
and went back to Memphis carrying the
lmpreulon that Forrest on in no hurry to
leave the vicinity. lierewae a raider. with
aeomperetlrely week later. for within the
couture territory, surrounded by a
elm eucamped only a few honn’ menu in
loot from his route of recruit, and by title
time were of but presence in the vicinity
and hie condition. coolly tending word
direct to the headquarters of the oppoelu.
foeea just where humid be found at I
aim tlnrc. and actually waiting there o
whole night to keep the appointment. 0f
were. be him: the revolt. Smith would
he ordered book from Mintedppl to guard
Min, and “form'e country” would
mom his a control onto
an; A: emf dating, wrath Gile-
Men u m a run:
I II I
venture:
streets. Still another Confederate lmdy,’
cort charged impetuously. Neely attacked .
at the same moment and the infantry‘
' ‘ nothing“
, 1.. .. ‘
eta" would:
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‘ ‘ {Fit
1 muldn't tuna:
‘ 54;" “9
‘ ‘ 5’
. . fiafif
9 .
chlly Venice—I‘m allowed to sit up till
9 o'clock new 'eunee l’m six year: old.
Puddle Sparkle—Huh. but I was allowed
to sit up all night last. night hate I had
the crumpe~8mith a Grey's Monthly.
Not Right III III: Tillie.
“Are thoee eggs fresh?” a woman asked
of a negro grocer. ‘
“net's what do in. dodge Smlf got come
0' em he’ night. en' he come er roan' yere
dis mwnin’ un’ ’lowed. he did‘dat do was
de fnstrnle freeheip hehne need for or
year. 0b. dot white pnsnon in do flue-t
jedge 0’ digit] eberseed in all my horned
W'y, here in do ledge now."
“look here.” said the Judge. “thoee in.
f‘eruul eggs 1 not from you last night were
as rotten as the record of a chicken thief."
, “Huh." the negro gasped
"You heard what I said. you old ecoun~
drel! Give me twentyofl"! cents or [will
maul you right here!"
The negro handed the money orcflund
when the judge had gone the black rascal
turned to the woman and said: "I has seed
or good many pu‘ jetlzzes o’ nigs. but dot
geunennun is do was! I eber did see. Dot
man sboly him. be right. in his mete.”—
Arkausao Traveler.
“'enl llim One Better.
A judge and counselor being upon in-
diil’crent lemma client of the counsel's
making his appearance at the bar with his
jaw terribly smelled the judge remarked:
“.\ir. ———-, this client of yours would make
an excellent connexion he’s all jaw,”
which set the court in a roar of laughter
against the counselor.
0n oilencc being restored the counsel
then remarked:
“My lord. i think he would make a bob
tot idligc, for the jaw is all on one side.”
The retort turned the laugh against the
judge. and from that day they new on the
best. terms of friemhlhiur—London Tiv
Bits.
Down on "or.
"How do you like your new home?" she
asked of the woman who had a lusket of
clothea la n cart.
“0h. pretty “ell."
“Had "may callers yet?"
"Only one or two."
“It must be a stuck up neighborhood."
"So it id. but! know the nulull they are
down on me: I do up shirts fir six coma
apiece. and \w h v..- only three n-d stripes
in the naming on our ir‘nlt 1I00l‘31l‘pS."-
Detroit Free Press.
llltl Enough Alrmuly.
“I have withdrawn from mmh amateur
acting club.” said Willie \l’ishingtou.
“Why?”
“I couldn’t stand it any longah. you
know. I was cant fur the villain. and
: Mire! Poppertou was the heroine. and nine
' was to say, ‘Villaiu, d.- yozmll won’t?"
“That was any."
“Y-nun; but Miss l’dggwrmn wouldn't
‘ repeat lile worth Sin: Still I In“ already
done no badly .ts- any on:- c uhl reasonably
upect."——\\'unliiu.;tou Port.
A New tlecutpatluu.
The following tult'erliwmc'nt appeared in
o local weekly paper in Inwer Andria:
large Snowdrlfta la Krems.~0wlng to
the defoetire armngements for removing
the now. it man with lar. - feel. is wanted
. to tread out a path on the amt frequented
. thoroughfares. every morning from 5 to 7.
5 Apply to the town surveyor.——Kremecr
Woebeublatt.
All limit-flail»; Mun.
Collector—Can you let me have the
,ontount of this little bill today, Mr. Joy-
? smith!
Joyemlth—al'll pay you on the llrst of the
month.
"But. you told me that mix month» ago."
”Quite likely. lam not a man who talk
one tale today and mlill’ernat one low
row.”~New York Sun.
The Truth of It.
Doahaway-«l nee that ltuhinaou‘e on
payment has been broken off.
Cleverton—You mrprlee mo! Robin-ion
must have found out how pom the girl
wee.
fleebawtty~Noz the girl found out how
poor Robitmon wuwdu Igor. ‘
4\ flood luventment.
"I any," mid the inventor. "you adver-
tised your form as u l’uelue' {ion for I
dairy. it int-o't a single feature to reo-
nmmcnd it for that pa ."
"lluin't it? Then i» a tremendous chalk
deposit Sim beyond that hill over theft.”
~\\'mlhiugtou Poet.
m- ,. “Mew—5.“,
Both thought tip Well.
Poplujay‘There [zone a man who was
brought up with a silver apnea in hie
mouth.
l’oaeonby—rl know a man who wee
brought up withudozeu nilrer options In
his pocket.--Jmlers‘ Circular.
Puebla»- Note» for lien.
Brown-Whnt in onnnitloml the proper
thin: in I business unit in New York thb
opting!
Manner—Something that cont eighty
Inlllnl-ultew York Sun.
Not line When in “need One.
demoed“ George Worthington had been
etuherhbohllulun mm have MM
i“. Mtfiy.’
‘ " Brazen humid notullailp.
"rm“ “to
Cullen nod loohnoetlluuuh it cord eight W
motto :1 7
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. "menacing" “1...... ..
I,“ 03. canon
illillil Kiilll‘ fill that Bill
Cir-w. Plateau-d nun.
Tun-removal Hole “mmlom'fl tine
diced wt It on l'e "have him Pamphlet on».
U may Allah-en fluly thorn ed ”D to:
no! you no the (mirth-lewd moiy hitter)
out IJ-er (lure that all more you to prim
health ‘
All Mk! 0.
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“OLD A'I'
Plateted’e Drug Store.
p“
south loo-nu
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$3 suoe 5e:
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moonlit Ila-innate
tom. bchaub & Son,
l‘ “hummi- stout. ”out. .nI'DII ”t to
W. ll. s'lUlitllls. ll’catport.
ammo" me
not. Val, Lamb. luttnh Port. salt and not.
”omen! ill-cf downed Tongue. ileum
twinkle". mull-locum Fault
for“. lie.
Mme ilrosseu Poultry g Spatula.
drill-rt ill-literati l’rmuptly.
CHARLES SMITH
11 u .u-ltwluu Mrs-t».
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uphity end Sum-Arum . by the. 5
either «I. we. or o 0.. end In “at
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mullet-tum ma .
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the rl-hamrum ¢.7.l508.fille¢.
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rut-time. atom a Mo em line)
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unveil" ton.
Motorola-van. A Il-HonJflee.
"lee. auteur-z. llflvx "the. I!”
on P l-Bllech :1 toilet!“
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intmfld rt .uMthwmlduublu
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an on man autumn.
ureter a unitmtul .mvrelor.
mutational“.
Trelu‘eflo Garth rev-e1 for “min y-ItS.
Olin m. I'HIJ'IOJIQG In”! Day It. DIV
dry-43$: - e I flip. I
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Steven and Ranges.
Bolumotefoulioflk
Bl'llll innate cl}: Mall:
50 South llaln Street,
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889 Warner Doro.“
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our stock consists oi Men’s, Boys’ and Children’eClot
also a complete line of Gendemeu’e Furuizhings.
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tire stock manufactured for the Spring trade. ‘
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We endeavor to have cmnplele in every respect. Come on ,
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same friendly greeting, and all treated ((1nd at 3
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so wesmuoroa erarzr. scum ironwork.
Thaddeus Cuuyer,
South Main Street. South Norwalk. ’ '4.
SCCFIELD e. HOYT‘
Haring (ltd-shed inventory and recelwd our new spring at! eh, we are preplred
to gun- the pullout of 8 nuth Nuro'alk some big bhtgullir.
DRESS GOODS.
3‘] In! it Pluld. line a yard. "‘8 ulnr price lac.
381mb Plaid I? hand. 25x: a tutti, regular pile“ 35c.
40 men Plaid S-te», 3.5.» a rent, n goiter trier 436.
40 Inch All Wood 8- up , 58: n t "cl. regular 'Dl'."' 05c.
45 l4 on All Wunl llvml. NH, 70.: a yard, math 85¢,
use A HIM. use or lth‘li lll-ZNllll-l’l’l'Arl AND and
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