mo. 11, NO. 36.
§anth gonzo”: grrrfintl
'.t|l.lll-'..V [Hill I'll HRS. I‘ropt‘iciom
‘t i" IX ‘SI-LN‘I‘INILI." lil‘lIJlINH.
\h-\-Hi\ F V From»?
. \x \ . to; $3 It“ ‘ Six .\I-~\Ttts.. $4.th
sax-.11: t'ot'tm, ‘. l'~ 51‘s.
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~i‘ttli'li ‘1 r‘.
i'crnn of \ciu'rli-lnu:
v .1 . t t 1,. Luv-v lrul,
‘nug c 5; s: n 34. $1.: $7.» $3.“
2 ‘ I r 2 it 33'. '.'.‘. no HM anon
4 ~- .\i l, »-= . i :itl 21:.) nun
l Ian‘l! .‘v . . ‘w ~ .. tom mm mm
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A rcn uc.
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NH!
J. R. RAfMOND.
Bottooro Contractor.
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n. x . \t'.‘v\rt.tn;s frotud lob
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.In co b .ll. I. as y to n,
l‘lrc. Life and Accident
Insurance Agt
N1 YI‘AICY l'l'l‘l.lt‘.
Rent l-Ixtutc nml lion-c Agent.
‘1”r.\\l_\'.ili‘ ’i‘It 55.15. i‘tlfitl‘I'I-V lilt\I"'I",
“ u-lllugiou fitrcu. Dunn-[Io P 0.
L1: sown NURWALK. t‘UNN.
MR. JOSEPH KELLER.
\th hulmd yeah of cxpcricncc Hi .\'I'\\‘ “If“. “ ‘”
\"-tt Norwnlk Jud Ninth Norwnlk uncr n \H-w-k tout:
trtnl to all -ltt 11 work IiHI’AlRINt- \ Sl‘i'l‘ I \IVI \
All «ml! r— Icft :1! Ho.» otl'nt c or Smith-y .~ ,\. \\- lttm:.t-,
fivirwaik. “Iii rm rtu- prompt nttcntrmt, ‘
l’. U. Ailtln'hr, Box ems, “(ltlgt'pnrb t onn.
Hilsdon‘s Market
MAIN ST . Adjoining t‘nrigrcgutlonnl t'htm‘h.
FISH, FRUIT, VEGETABLES
And Canned Goods
or ALL KINDS.
l s. ”sigma. ',
Merchant Tailor.
.\'o1t\v_\t.1\'. t‘t>.\'.\'.
,‘1!l\L l‘t-t'ft-t't Fit
4'33 If
'YIII' lwn’t ('Iutlln‘ :Hrtl IIII‘
\Vnrt‘untcd.
entistry
Flt-XX l\' '1‘. NY .-\'l“l‘.
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\‘ti‘i‘ «vi-2...“:i' :.. tin .
b * th' »\rt=' l‘c ‘t
«on
no: .p r flut‘:
Ilt‘f."‘.‘ u .\.n.t : k : r. .n . .‘ a. tutti int n! 'tw
i“. 'n.’ : 'lvl‘l" I it H. thnxrml'hc -t't\trv
t-f-l l .\l“.\\'l\'llll\ ME turns iIVl .
it; ztlltt-lnuc ‘4..~I:l l 'IH' H-
or t..-
ilu .‘Il‘llltnl.
t'.,'\' for rt F‘lil .._. 't is. ' ~. 'm 'r .m-
.- llnlth’nl‘li lil‘li‘lltl'dil «-
..x I‘.tr~ nag" Nahum.
Open lhcnlnan
,&
\thtll) (HXUXG,
ilonsc, Sign
& Ornamental
PAINTERS.
Pup or llnuget'. (l‘u'it r. (trainer
Etc.
MULLINGS BROS.
CARRIAGE MAKERS
Any at) In of Light or Ilcuvy “'ot’lt ltlllit
to ordor.
up:
.lII Kt'utlx of It'cpvtil‘itn/ I‘l-mnptly .Ifft‘lll’t‘ti
. l),
t- .\ \ltller.
No.8 Marshall Street.
“I I.l.l,\'t‘..~ .l l.
Bomstook
A Brothers
.\t‘c now ready with their St w'.’ tli
Spring
and Summer
-CLOTHIN G-
t‘OM PRISING
Man’s Yootns’ Bors’ ano
Shitoran’s
W I! IL‘II FOR
Elegance of Design.
Vnrictv of Patterns.
Substantial Workmunshi
Perfect 6:: of Fit,
Ibo-e Slll‘plISSt‘d all their previous ctlhrts.
T}
1:.t:t\ aruprovouteutw‘ in the
mphl growth of their businm has enabled thcm to introduce
nmnutheture ol‘t‘lothtnur this xtxtnill,
iiiiri they lll‘t‘ determined to muintuiu their well estultlis‘icd t‘cptttu~
butt for
FIRST-GLASS GLOTIIING,
A'l‘ LOIV PRICES.
.\t.‘.\l.\’ST ALL COMPETITION. THEIR STUCK 0F
GENT’S FURNISHING GO ODS
I f.‘
UNEQUALLED.
BOY’S SHIRT WAISTS
Latest Styles of flats:
AGENTS
FOR
Morison 8. Hntontnson’s Fina Brass Shirts.
“'6 respectfully solicit a. careful inspection of our Goods, feel-
irtg confident it will be to the advantage of purchasers at
Spring Clothing.
00ka
45 Main Street,
Norwalk.
Brothers
Insurance Building,
South N orwalk.
SOUTH NORIVALK, CONN., WEDNESDAY. JULY (5, 1881.
:——:
WHOLE NO. 556..
EPtanox'l‘nntno, ono Ronatrtnt
New York, New [luvc'n a.
Ilartford Railroad.
FUR NFJV YORK. COIN” EAST
12-17u. m. “‘n-h‘gton Ex 1 .1“an lint-tun EX
4.54”. " Horn-n, ti fr: " Stamford Sp.
5 I3 E\prrrv- 7 M “ N. llMllk.
7' '2“ Admin- lix. N ..ti “ N ll. Why.
5 5” [\l‘t‘tllll. ILL’I “ Ilthlull Ex.
ti 'Jll Account. Ill «18 " N. I]. \Vrly.
7 'll Arcom “.45 “ “'t. Ml NV.
7. is I.u('lll Ex Mil p. In" Ilmtmi Ex.
9““ " Lm-nl l-1.\ l 43 " Sp'utlctd Way
9.1% “ Accom 2.1] “ How-ton l-Jx.
“NH “ Lorin Ex. 3.15 " Ncuport Rx.
ll #5 " Local 19.x 4.19 “ N. II. “by.
1‘2” p "L, Armin 7: “ " Exprcn-
2.56 " Evprw- t} l‘.‘ “ N. ll. Why,
4.30 Expn-s-n, um Hp'lelclll Vuy
-'> H Accotn. EL": “ .V II \Vny.
'v '.'l N. “pool Ex H o'. ' .\(llllll< by
o'- lo “ Expo-mu. H OH ' lion-mu Ex.
13.35 ‘ Act-um It?“ " Horton Ex.
9.1K “ I‘IX "Ty-Pl.
(lull .\lil ‘ Truth
on St'hiu": 3.; \‘t'mm\~.
l'.‘ I? :i m., Woolf-non Ex. I .‘tlt n in . IIUMIHI Ex.
I 34: ‘ I‘prrcn. M"! N II. Milk
3 2“ " E\prc»- ll ~.'.\ p In . “tn-ton Ex.
:I a: p m.. Milk 'I‘ruln ll..'so Hon-lull [1x
E “yORK
ORWAL K.
StrHWo Adhere to Low Rates
intrusion
.\.\'ll Ill 'l‘l’ltN.
50 Cents.
ti fin: , Sunni]
'1'rr.- I'upu.'..-|r:
‘2. _" , -"' “ . ~
A d e 1 p h i
‘. i\v‘\.illIll Knrwnlk. rvrrw monitor-J Notion.»
\ t 1 «Itxlltttltr in; on \tomlui. Apron l'~ t‘ at H
7. o i x ltl.ul‘f‘\:li of thv Iltu‘ttnri qrul \cu
Jun It I' lIllV “cunning \‘III h'tuc Plot '3‘.‘ I: Ii IHUI
..‘l~‘t..'mt urn-t not a.“ « ll . and Irwin tour of
Hit mm: I: it .ul 8, o l‘ u. ttl\.\ljt ‘l'
[\t. \l ltl“l.\' “uh tln- rm it for Itinln ry. haunt: : til
it I: I' u .unvl the Veil! lhivrn truth-t Lon“: cant l'u
». n2. . tin llsouklyu can Like the I-‘nltou l~‘crr_v in thc
hound n.’ 1hr} tr l'unu-rtyt H t“lll pom nru \“Iiglc mod
1 I ’kl‘l‘ for :tli ~ltl..nr- on tho lint. nil)
on the hunt
.. u. H‘Plt'tl in nul .11“
A f'lliur‘.‘nr-c,
.ttut uh ~1'I'Vt‘dlll.‘ honrtt :tt :4 h u"
.» .
\\ liitv‘m I ’i'npllt‘i's
1-. ,. 1.x? trtp‘ In In’till .\'»n\\nIk
. ht r ‘4W‘Itl' I from :1an d
it of tho llttihttri nnd Nor
’:.1.t'~m., :tau thc hlll‘pult; lturt
:tri‘;
;:§;“.\‘pcct;tl ut‘rnnucmcnta for flcight to
and from Now York cnn lic nindc \\'llll
tht~ Itnc Ill pcl‘ rcnt. In“ th:\n by th' util-
hurl.
l‘t.'. -~ - d 'r ~uo.’ town \» 4. twin. “rttt‘ pvornp
Illlll‘I .' in. ‘ 4mm! mu .c' its. -
ff"'\ MIN-mn- trn tor'httt‘ ti~:t't_' :tny .y! two n-m-
;. Hy». -..t tlm 'tJflll‘tf t:..n ‘tvw .m .t-t itlltI of the
n ’ r T
on I orget I.
To Take Your Mauls on
'1‘ w Stt'tuucr
A H ER l(‘ l.’ S,
in; thr do“ n or tip p oh lJI' n'td unvc
t‘I) (or humncu or ph mums.
an hour Ill tl'c
Th.-
Grand and Snaoions Restaurant
tin thc r'mnirr Ann rw rs~ t-i in tho I.Il\\cl‘ (‘dl'lIl and
no. llll'
EUROPEAN PLAN.
in lit-wrist I’M
ltl.l’i\_I
Another Reduction.
'I‘hn .‘\'u.“lll (‘lll‘Vlr‘EH rind TEA
mil 1 (ll :It' I'cl‘L‘lll‘.
jthh-g tirat v] in. n'td thc llt‘PlI tn the
“Ill be
.\nd cvcrvthin; chr- nt moth-mt» pl‘rcm
.\. It. .\t‘l\'lilt'l‘. Steward.
HOLLQND’SH
ConfectlonerY
Frcull. Pure and t‘ltolco
us our our. msuinfucturc, at \\‘ho!cmlc null Niall
llr 1 l‘.‘
HI l: HWN H'l‘lfiltbtli QI‘AHTY Ulr‘
‘lliwd t‘nmly at 90c. Found
‘5.“ and l‘h'xtw‘tl ‘llppl .d m tp‘uutitws, in a
ll:'
I In 2' u .-
EW noonst
F.H.Na.sh& Bros
ll oc but h‘t‘t‘lVi‘il it new hue of Gumbo in (‘nwkt-n‘.
hl.t“\\tll\‘. Malu‘b‘u. Jupitumcwtd lluhetmun tlooth.
New at 3 lost of
Rauco- ssnd atovéa.
Mod complvtr turnttuw for tho w‘uu
\ f Plum, l‘m‘or'ulrd and ntuinpul
TI NWARE.
dircct (mm the fuctoh‘. Tin roo‘ . and .lohliim: In
“.131. in t‘\ll0?ll‘l“‘0. workmen. t . v Water pin 'u
at tho ll\\\‘\“ Paton. Goods Iohl It lower mics than
l‘\\'r before on
If. ,H‘ Nash &. Bros.
SUI‘TII NURWALK
DEPOT Rostanrant!
A BI'LKLEY. l’IiOI‘RIE’I‘DIl.
Hm in; purcbawd the Above restaurant of ('Iifll'lt‘l
)1, Tucker. 1 mnnctfullgluutit’y roilrostl travelers and
the public generosity tint ulisl keep s full supply of
Home Made Pastry.
In uddldw to regular bill of fire.
NORWALK Oysters in'all Styles.
Fruits of all Kinds
in Tunisia mu.
Bottled. Milk by the glsss, clean and pure.
.\ l:t"',.:v mock
amusing Ere-sh sud Clean. Give an s csll. [538"
ltNUIAC'l'URID ST
The Pocusset Iron Works,
1 su-‘l 9 Cu" thus-r. Nsw chs.
GIPSY FLOWER Pfl'I'
For Dale by
John H. Smith, FIttt‘Iii.
‘ SOUTH NURWM 01'.
In:
onions on
FOB ‘
RHEIMMISM.
Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago,
Baskache, Sal-ands: of the chest, Gout,
Quinsy, Sore Throat, Soul/in s and
Sprain, Burns and Sea 4 ,
General Bodily Pains,
Tooth. Ear and Headache, Frosted Feet
and E era, and all other Pains
and lobes.
No l‘mporutton on earth cqnulu ST 1 \O‘tlli (\n M
n sufu', uurr. simple and ohm-)- lvixtcntnl ltcnu tly.
.\ lrhtl cntntls but tho cmnpumttvcly Lrttltn ' utrtltiy
of 50 t‘clilu, nnd cvury mic mtl‘crnn: uhlt pun
cult huiu «‘huup nnd puuthre proof o! to claims.
lllrm‘liolm m Eleven lauxgunges.
SOLD BY ALL DRUOGLBTB Alli) DEALERS I!
MEDICINE.
A.VOGELER a: 00..
Datum. Mdu u. 5 ‘-
W. canva—
Ofia -35 Doses
3. ('enli. A Mothers'
remedy for sleepless and irritable
t'lsildron. 'l‘he Reuipeof (lid 1%.
l‘ttt'hcr, lirce from Morphine, and
not Nnrcotlc. I’otmulu published
mth ca. h Imlth‘. I’ur I’latulcncy,
annihilating the food, Sour Stomach,
l‘t'il‘llbilllL‘a‘S, Worms, rind lhsow
dun .t littll't‘IS, Comm-lo has the larg-
.«.t .x.rh' 0t ttny article dispensed by
I‘l’tlp'g‘tflx‘.
ASH-TONIC
A Perfected Purifier of the System.
'I‘HVU ‘ ."wrmstm/ {In Hwnm‘h. (orbiting Mu
. ”it .,. . or .4. witty. and maturing haulMy/uuctum."
- Ellu l i.“
I’m Indigestion. and Dyspepsia,
thc many towns of Idvcl‘ Cum-
plnlllt, Irnpttre :tnd llllptrt't'rlsllL‘LI
lllood, and hunt tmnal Derange-
ments attendant upon Ilcbthty, and
for Building up the “'l'ills, Aub-
’I‘onlc is (IUIII‘IICRS the llltlhi prompt
(\llLl curtAin r-avnmly 3m! lIni‘tiuia‘J. In
1-2 ll).I|(llIIt'§, 75ccntx‘; SiV bottles,
“$1 At t t‘t‘xlllcd I‘I‘.\\1ll.ttli ;:nd
i h myrrh to, “ho may tit‘\itt‘ to lot
tic 'I'onit‘, \\ tlI hc sttppht-d wtth not
tum-drug sn' IJUIlIt‘c, sit one-hull
thc lt‘ldll prh'c, lnoncy t» Ilttlllilv
pin)" the order. 501d by Ill'tlgrhuls,
and bv ll. ll. Ilcwcy .'\' (In, .30 Ilcy
St. N. Y.
ENTAUR
[Lniment
The most Powerful.
Penetrating and Pain-relieving:
remedy evur devised by llldll. lt
soothes Pain, tt alloys intlutnnmtion,
it heals Wounds, and it cures
RHEUMATISM,
Solution Lumlmgo. Scnld a,
"urns. Stlh‘ Joints. Guts. s“ cll-
inuu, Front bites. Quinscy, Snlt
Rheum. itch. Sprouts. Gulls, and
Minutes: them any cause. Suf-
ferers from
PAIN IN THE BACK.
Fever Sores. Eruptions. llrokou
Breasts. controeted t‘onlu. Neu-
rulglu. Pulsy onllsloeulud [lining
and owners of horses. planters. me.
rhsnics. merchants and professional
men ea'erywherc, unite in saying, that
(‘EN’I‘AUR LINIMENT
brings relief when all mlwr lini-
meuts. Oils, Extracts and Lumen.
‘ious Ilin'o thllod.
X “m. Wifiiigd m- the
REV’I. ll NEW TESTAMENT
Ava trade by the moat oxutnvnt {citations of Englma
and Amerlcu. ”air (As Price of Commanding Aug.
li l It‘t‘it‘bs. may . lluou Ill emuleuduwt it.
p . eltwnnt binding. semi-urn (‘ .uprmlN um
i 5’ Q7750 bible sud its Translations. winding a In“
t. .~ mm! r the New Ree-Man. Riven to nuburtlmu.
l1 ‘Ht 0 since for agents ever otl‘oted. Send stump
for particular: at once.
The Henry Bill Munul’ueturluu 00'.
Norwich, (Form
one or us: OLDEST AND uosrattnati
assumes IN THE WORLD root
not CURE or .
Ccushs,Colds, Howscness,
Sore Throat, Bronchitis,
Influenza, Asthma.
Whooping Cough,
Group, and
IV“? Motion of the
WM“. MINES ANll CHEST.
Minding
CONSUMPTION.
A WELL-KNOWN PWSICIM WRITESt
" It does not dry up I cough, and leave the cause
behind, a! is the can: with most preparations. but
loo-flu it, cleanses tbs hum sad ”allay: irritation.
thus removing the “use of complain "
DO I.” ll ammo.» snicl- bush
DI. 'IITAI'I until ,0! WI“ WY.
“MW d’“I.Wfl‘S'{s-thsm.
l
' ANTIETAM.
ONE on THE GREAT BATTLES on THE WAR.
THE BATTLE-FIELD.
We can form some idea of the general
plan of the bottle of Antietam iLwo im-
mugine the town of Sharpnburp: to be the
hub of a carriage wheel, with one-half the
rim held toit by two spokes projecting
southward. This segment of the run wrll
represent the Potomac River. and the two
spokes wiU represent the two roads lending
to the river from Shutpsburg. These
rundu strike the river at the endu of the
argon-lit, but near tbc middle. and ure
probably two or three miles apart at the
respective points of intersection. At the
lower or ehatcrn end of tho broken rim the
AntietumCreek flows into the Potomac
river; at. the upper or western end of the
rim is a range of high hills which over-
look the river. The prolongation of Gen.
Jackson‘s line touched the base of these
bills: on the west nod thc cxtremc right
of Ilill‘a corps rested on the Antictnm
Creek. not far from its junction Will) the
Potomac. The crcek cunvcn from its
mouth to the wcst and for Il‘v’i‘tll‘filx miles
llrl course in substantially nurullcl with
Lhttt of the river. Four spoken on thc
north mdo of thc hrokcn whcel, nl‘rnngcd
nt tcunlur llllt‘l'Vlll-‘l, will rcprcsont the
rouds lending from Shurpshurg to the
north. The Hpoke corresponding to tho
lIntzt-rxtown turnpike will be nenrly at
tight intuit-n to the spoke corrcnpon lion: to
the Hhophct‘dntowu road, on theauuth uidc
while the Knccdynvillc turnpikc is. or: it
were. tho northern projection of thc
Hhepherdatown rond. uud of course these
two npokcu wtll hc ho in poorly the some
how, whtlc tho ripokc l‘cplt-M‘llllllg tho
Itohreru-rllc l‘tllll‘ h-tnm considcrubh-to the
Pilot. The two lust tncntioncd I'ondu crow
thc Anttctnni t ‘tct k and the bridges which
the bottle llllH mudc fill‘i‘Vt‘l‘ historic Inuy
bc [‘1 pl‘cst-nlrd by dutN llll lllc spokes. per-
llttps two antlers distnnt from the hub.
Tint: Htil'TllllltN .inttu'.
(lll lllu Milli of Ht‘plcnibcl‘. Ib'tl‘J. (ivm‘l‘ul
I. c‘n nrmy plants-«l ttsclf in front of
Hhurpxbnrg. forming. :lH it wcrc, the nop-
lllL‘llI of It t‘irt'ltt \“llll‘ll cl‘nnscd till lltc
rmidn on the north nitlc. und or course cov-
crcd all the Illllll'tllll‘lll‘fi to thc l’otonnlc.
Th. Iinc want in most phtccx Nllllll‘llllllfl
morn nnlc distant from Ill" town. It run
thrt nigh on illt‘t'twslnll of lcttnttt'nl ticlds.
in min.» of which the toll corn bud not yct
I‘t‘tlll cut. nnd othcrs were hcnig plowtd
In front
\\‘cr‘c thc punccful horncy.~ of thc thrlnct“.
c'ttbowcrcd by till the cvidcnccn of pros~
pcrous industry and thrift. No t-nrthwork
or othcr tlcfcncc \Vt-ro thrown up c.\ccpt
thnt \\l:crc\'cr rtvnthtblc
{once it Wits torn down nnd thc mils wcrc
rttnccd lll pih-s in front of such ‘lHl'llUllh
uTthc lino us wcro Mllllltlm‘tl to b.- the
country Intro, the
wpnhcd out by
und tnndc randy for m-cdinu.
thcrc \\ air. on
most i‘kllt‘hl‘il. ;\
bond of winch hns bccn
tln- lit-my ruins. provcd to bc n turning d
twins. and it Insist probnbly mvcd (lcnc-nl
I...» nrlny from nttcr routc, us will hcre—
uttc. La o..,.l..t....i.
\Vlllh‘ tilt- t‘ttltft'tll‘l'ult‘ l‘ttlllllltllltlt‘l'
nt‘r‘nntzntg his. linc of dct‘cnac, rind potting
his artillery nttu position (lcrtcrul Illct'lt I-
lnn'n nrnty th-i nnu‘chir'g down the Knoc—
dysvtllc turnpikc. .-\ siglrulstution on this
top of one of thc spnruof thcb‘totnh Motili-
tuin ou-rlcokccd the cm lit) ‘a ppaition und
t'n- I'nion connnnnth-r wtm kcpt .‘id\'i.~ .1
of toll thnt wits going on in front. \\'hcn
t‘ic ndiuncing cohnnn tx'nchcd the Antiet-
ntn l‘rcck thc rcvcrnl nrniy corps dcp'oycd
to the right and lcft, rind bcforc hulldll“ n
nnothcr linc ofurnicd mcn hll‘clchcd nctoss
tho rndinting northwurd front
tht'lsburg. Thcsc soldtcrs fnced to the
southward, und ccnfrontcd those who no.
(‘dplt‘tl thc inncr llllll blltlllt‘l‘ llllt‘. Hen-
ernl lint‘nside turned to thc lcft und plnced
his corps in in position to tissunlt the bridge
which now bears his name. llookcr
erosacd the Antictttm und marched over
ti the Hagen-down turnpike. where his
corps confrontcd that of (lcocr‘ul duckx‘ou.
Sumncr :rcmnincd in the ccntw and tilled
up thc pup between thc left of Hookers
linc and the right of lurnuidc‘u line.
There was some tlcsnltory skirtnishing
nud tirtillct‘y thing lutc in tho uftcrnoon,
but no dclri‘luim-d osmiult wus mode on
cithcr hide. and when dut‘kncss come on
the wcnt‘y soldiers of bulb urmh ‘ luy
dowll to rcst, with no covering use "new
blnnkets and the flurry cnmspy nlovo
them, What visiona of curnugc. in its
moat uppuuling forms must how tilled
their dwums!
‘lllR PLAN OF THE llA'l‘Tbls‘u
(icncrol McClel au‘a plan of buttle was
to enguge the opposing line in the centre
and M the more time break through both
wings and seize the two roads lending to
the river. which were the only twenties of
escape 0pm to (lent-rail Lee. and were ul‘
nwty blocked up with trains waiting to
cross intn Virginia should to retreat become
in cessury. Ithuppened, however. that the
two wings of the Southern army with-
stood the terrible mantis oi Hooker and
Burnside: and although they were forced
buck until the slightly curved line. which
covered till the roads in front of Sharps-
burg in the morning. resembled an irregu-
ur horse shoe at night. yet neither the hub
of the wheel nor the spokes on the Southern
side bud been reached. The only substan»
tied aucoeasobtaiued by the Union troops
was in the centre. where Richardson‘s di-
vision of Summer‘s corps broke the rebel
line and doubled it baok'on the two
wings. This was in the middle of the of-
ternoon, however. and the troops on the
right had been 86 roughly handled by
Jackson‘s corps that they were unable to
take advantage of the opportunity for
winning a grrpt victory; and Burnside \u
the left, had not yet been able to get
across the Antietam Creek; and while a
Etna". body of sharpshooter-a held a whole
army corps st buy General Lee restorcd
his broken line. He was glad however to
be left alone for the remainder“ the day
on his left and centre. Wbstever may be
said or written to the contrary. there wsa
no fighting on the battle-field of Antietam
after the fsmous charge of the Irhb Br:-
gadc, except by But-name's corps, on the
extreme left of the Union line.
It!!! mm m COMM”. '
Ihave only space to give the nearest
\\'il S
rouds
break of day, on the morning of the 17th
General Hooker. with his eccustomed im-
rlsht. An
I mwm_w.mmemsu-
of New York. charged down a stccp hilt
sketch ct this most ssuguinsry bottle. At
petuaity, began an snack on the extreme
my commanded by s loss reso-
~ lute sud skillful soldier tbsn “8m wall”
anhon would have humor: “"7 5"
it...
y
Hagen-atom: turnpike formed a sort of
base or rallying-ground for the Union
troops, while Jackson's men occupied a
considerable tract of timber land on the
west side of the road. These tracts of
timber are not opposite of each other, and
the. road runs disgoxmllv through the fields
which acpurntc them. Through these
fields and across the turnpike Hooker‘s
mop nnd Jackson‘s men charged many
times only to be repulsed before they
rcuched the woods, and the ground was
thickly strewn with the dead of both
armies. Hooker was wounded and curried
from the lit-Id just at the very moment he
supposed that be bold won it grout victory.
Sunnicr‘s corps-t CtllllO into notion about
nine o‘clock and relieved the shattered
brigudcs which had been lighting since
the curly down. I do not know that
licoker‘a corps wus uguiu engaged in but
tle during the entire day. In fact, Gen.
Sumner, in his reymrtfisuys that when he
come upon the field General Rocket's
corps melted away. Out of H.856 cnliutul
men it lost 34?i killed, 2,016 wounded and
25.5 llllfialllg. Mnnutleld‘u corps, command-
cd bytlcncrul Williams after Gen. Mum-
I‘It-ld was killed, fought on the right with
Hooker. und. in fact, the two Corps: were
blended together. The cnmmlticn in this
corps were about thc satire on in IIooker‘vn
Sumner went into action with 18,818 eu-
listcd men. and lost 5,209, of which 819
were killed, and 3,801 wounded. Foggy-
tlvcolliccrs were killed and 8‘.) wound-'-
Oil.
When llookcr'n men fcll buck General
St-dgwtck'u (IIVIHIUH of Sunmcr's Cui‘pn rc‘
no-wud tho uttuck on the rebel lcft. (duck-
don't-l corps) rind fought, over anhstnntiuliy‘
thc some ground ”not hard [wen contt acd
by llookor. except that the rebel liuc wua
shuttered. rind Hit-«bottle rugcd around a
'umll brick church which stands in tho'
cdgc of the woods on the Worst side of the
llugeratown turnpike.
Till“. ASHAI'IJ‘ ox THE custom.
\\'h|lc(lcncr:tl Sodgwick‘a division ut-
tuckcd .luckaon und nunin compth-d his
corps to co‘nc out from the Woods only I.»
lw dtiicn buck “Ilil tcrrihlcnlnt‘ghtct‘.
tho othcl' two tIlVlHlUllH of Sutnncr'a t'tll‘pt
cngngcd lho t‘I‘l‘il't‘. rind for tho next two
hours tho work of dentruction wcnt on
\\‘lIIl indcscrthuhlc fury. (lcncrni French's
division nmvcd up in front of thc suukcn
rottd nlrcndy nllndcd to, nnd by ropcumd
churgcs trio d to break Illlfi port of thc lino
but onc brigndc ttftcr :motbcr wrist drivcn,
buck by the withering tire of Inuskctry
fromthelnncnnd thc cot'nticld beyond.
Fortunntcly for thc usmtt‘ting t'ullllllll'
the ground riscs grutl. y lront tlnt
rund to tho plucc whcrc thcir linc what
format, rind whcn the l 'itzudc. rccoilcd‘
ftnnt lhc nttnck. thcyt rckly [HI‘M‘tI ovctt
thc crest of this hill :.nd by billing ll it on
tht- ground. got out of run-c. For an
llnlll‘tll‘ more it dcndly game of sharp.
shunting who kept up or this putt of the
line. The instant in bcttd uppciu-t d nbovta
the sunken road or in the col'nticld bcyom]
it bccumc n lul‘gct for the soldi: 1 son the
t't‘t‘z-t of llll‘ bill, but thc mun who stcot]
In) to shoot or got his bend to. foot or twq
nhmc thcground wits prctty ccrt.tit\ tot
drop. 'l‘hc twohncs in this point
not niorc than a hundred yards :tllitl t, and
ntorc men were killed hcrc on both hltii‘i‘
than on tiny purl of the linttIc—li-‘Id.
wciu
'1‘ch Hutton“. or Tm: lltlhll liltlt-Al'll.
\\'hilc this Inurdcrotm work was going on
in front of tho snnkcn rond. (lcncl‘ul
Riclnu‘ds‘on's division cngngcd thc cncniy
u httlc furthcr to the lcft and pushed hacli
the line until thc flank of thc lll‘lglltlul—
which hcld tbc road. was covtrctl; then
the Irish Wgudc. led by t‘uloncl Harlow,
intothecornlicld, nnd before the troop“
lhut were lying in thc lnnc could get on]
of the way. they were hcact by bayonet:
undcompellcd to surrender; the chztrgp
was continued onerous thc Ilngctjstowp
turnpike. If n'. this critieul moment thp
divrsiona which were lighting on the riglvt
hnd made it vigorous umnult. the war
might hnveeudetl nt Antietam. lint al-
thc Irish Ill‘ignde bud cleared the ct'i’rulielil
beyond the aunken road tl‘e pumuit was
stopped. nnd lighting eezmod on this putt
ot‘ the bottle-field. The Nbcl line was
d nuhled bitek, but. the Union army did not
it button to {wimpy the ground or to coup
tune the roads which bud been so stutt-
bornly defended. Both sides wow utter-
ly exbuuated. General McClellan bud sq -
000 troops in reserve that he ought to
have thrown into action, but hewm afraid
to take the risk. \
RURNSI DE‘S BRIGhDE.
While the great battle was being fought
by Hooker and Sumner on the rlgltlt,
Burnside was trying to get new to Ap-
tletum on the left. I do not think t‘le
enemy had two thousand troops: on tlth
part of the line during the curly pair. pf
the day, but owing to the peculiar posit-
ion which they held they were able I20
hold an army of 19,000 men at bay.
The south hunk of the Antietam at this
point tau high bluil’. covered with ‘l‘lfi‘
and underbrush, On this bluff bat cop-
cealed by the bushes, was a line of reliel
sharpshootcre, who could pick otI a mum
at every shot without incurring the Illak
of being flrcdut in uturu. The Union
batteries were pasted on s li~“ opposite
the blutl‘. and they wasted a great deal .of
umunitlou without liurt‘ snybody. ex-
cept that now rud then a well went clq‘ur
across the hill and exploded in the shoots
of Sharpeburg. to the gust consternation
of the people who had not been able to
get out of the way before the battle began.
A few days after the batt‘e I was shown
a shell that came through the moi of in
house and dropped into a closet salons
the cooking utensih. Fortunately it d!
not explode. There was an old log hm
standing in so open field about three hun-
dred yards below the bridge. Behind this
barn General Cox’s brigade formed in col~
man and started on the double-quick for
the bgldge, moving pal-ale] with the line
of the creek; but the shupehooters on the
blot! poured such s deadly are into their
sdvsm.‘ l3 column t‘ist it broke, and the
man no bsck until they got under the
shelter of the him. The column was
again formed and satin assayed to
resell the bridge, but with no better
A brigade was tukenbock three hundrtd
or four hundred yards and formed in col-
umn imuudiatcly in front of the bridge.
The Fiftyvfirst Pensylvania Regiment,
commanded by General Harlrunft (now
cull ctm‘of customs at Philadelphu) led
the way, and the Fifty-first New. York
followed The men held down their
heads and ran for the bridge. Some of
themdmpped by the way, but most of
than gotucrcas. The captain of one of
the compunim that. led the way, told me
that none of the Htlltllt‘l‘n‘ of the regiment
at the bend of the column wvnt up the
hi ‘; they tunicd to the right and left rind
kept undcrcovcr of the blind, slow to the
(chof the Cl't‘t‘l{.. But the troops that
entire after them, when the way bud been
clcnred. quickly for rod in line of butdc
ind charged upthc rill. The enemy x'nn
twny, und their Illl woos pr'r iscd alums-st to
the outskirts of Sh: p thursz. This wr’i
about three o'cloc in the afternoon.
At. this IlUIll'lllt‘ dhl ion of A. P. Hill‘s
Corps, which Jnckson hr left at Harpcrk‘
Ferry to tnnnngc 1h.- tnn it .lIJlIlHll, urrivcd
on the brittleficld nu took up the
tight. llurtn-zidc In turn was prcswd buck
and fearing that. he “'1: d be driven asross
the creek, sent to Mcc ~llnn for reinforce“
mentor. Before thcy cone, however, the
rebels dcnixted from ic ultnck. uud the
butth- cndcd. Burnait c lost 4U) killed nrd
1,645 \vouttdcd. 'I‘hcxa~ cccss attained walk
not commcnsurute wr h the loss. The
sun net on to bottle tit-h on which 2.010
Union Nillllt‘l‘s lay cold i «tenth. (Width-116
Woundcd man bud bccn ‘ll‘l‘ltil into the
tit-Id hospinils, [tinny of \\ our dicd the
ncxl day. The Souths-rot lo“ in kllh d rind
wounded could not huvc htcn lt‘xS. and it
most probably \“lla‘ much grct -t'. Thc
otlh'inl rcport shows that SLIM nit \\‘c.t~
engngcd on thc union side.
"*«O—fi '
’l‘cn "up too Lntc.
chtcrdny morning :1 lnrtn who Iivca‘ in
the Saginaw Valley was at thc d ~pot tr
tnkc the train for homc. .\~‘ l‘c was buy
his; his tn kct, on old fricnd. \\ ho In'r‘
hcrc. z-‘lnppctl hint on
gnvc lrhn gvcctn‘g. .\ftcr u fcw mintu
llttll‘, ll‘t‘ llcll‘tttlol' NHht‘lII
IInYc you litul‘l 1t il :igztin .'
No.
Do you \\lillI pt '.'
Yo ’.
t‘otnc \\ ith tnv.
lhc hilttllltlt‘t‘ and
plot. “hollt
I curt rccomnh rid
(‘nn gt'l
minuttw‘:
Yes. costly.
\‘cry “cit; hind thc \\.l_\.
'lhut'x till thcrc \i‘ns Ntltl about it until
lhcv rcttchcd tho t'cntrnl Mnrltct The
llctrottt-r wnlkcd thc \‘ullcy Imnr npto
thc ~~t:tnd ofu “'1 II known tllltI fun-look-
in}; widow. and nut:
)IH. Illntlk. my fricnd hits only so ft \v
Illillllll“ to hprll‘t‘. Yon :m- n \\ idou.
wc lu‘l‘k to thc th-p-tt in tifty
\‘r ~.
VI‘lil't c t'lttltllt‘lt '.'
\vs‘ri.
Worth maroon:-
Yce.
II-~:tlthy. gotid nutnrtd .‘llltl n llltllllfl!‘
of tl.c liquid church
\‘I-i.
\'cr'j. \\ All. 'I‘im 1». .‘\Ir'. Illnnk. o: Nngi»
tl:l\\'. IIt‘ Is I: )t‘nl“ idol. :ntltltl :l! :l tit|l~
Ihr. on out r good form, bu. tn'o children,
.lll‘l i\ looking for n sci ond wifc. llo yon
Ii'tc his looks? “'11! you mnonrngc him?
I) l yctt think He
hnlry tnnc.
Yes or no.
No, n-plicd the widow. us she :trint‘gcd
llt-‘a tcn (boys
widower
_\'Hll t‘t'llltl Itn‘w l'lnl '.'
i~ in :i and can't fool :twuy
tcr pic-blunt rind rndu'lrwu
tiol.ttt-. I on: t-ngugt-d to n
I‘l ’IVUIUtIll.
'I'|\:il'~' born at lujun‘:
True we I livc.
Nuf end—good morning. and he has
thirty onc Illililllt‘> lcft to go to the train.
.\ud the Sngiiinw widuwct‘ pickcd up
his grip suck rind walked otf without a
change of cotmtcnnncc.
.. m H
'I‘II" “nine of it Some.
Forty-live thousand dollnn was room".
ly pcid in London for to printing by Ler-
nrdo do \‘luci. 'I‘hc painung bud thc
mischance to be stolen some twenty years
ago and was otIcNd for iillt‘ as an un-
known waif. Sit t‘hutlcs Eustlake
thought it u copy: otncm guvc othcr 0pm.
ions. No one wuntcd it any price; itsown.
er offered it for twenty-live dollars and in
vain. By ehn'tee some one weaned the
bbery of Lord Sut‘l‘olk‘s gullery and sags
go ed that. the picture be taken there for
idea ‘ficution. The wolf was found to
motel perfectly the holes in the original
canvas from which it had been cut. it
proved to be the missing picture. The
recent sale of the work ltlustmtm the val-
ue of uuthentieution. A: moves that no
its own merit; would not Sell for tw. my-
five dollars, may tell when duly unthent‘-
outed for formative thousand dollats.
H._.,.,._
There is no need of inventing stories
about children; they are equal to original-
ity any day.
“Do you think mnmmu. said in little om-
thut Uncle Rauhen is it good man ‘3“
“Why, my child. be is the best of all
my brothers. and an excellent man.“
And will It: go to bruveu i“
“I think so, my child. Why do you
ask 1'"
“0b, nothing much." replied the child.
waking from u can of reverie. “I was
thinking what a homely engel he‘d make,
that‘s a‘l.
——-¢oo——
A clergyman, in a lecture on “How to
Get Married." said: “Every man wants a
wife end every woman wants it husband."
But the great dimculty is. tbst tbs wom-
an the man wants won‘t have him and
the man the woman wants. wants some
other woman.
-———--Ooo————-
She was decorating bar room with pic~
cures, and she perched his photo up on the
topmost null: then she sat down to admire
her work, sud mmsrkrd quietlp: “ New
everything is lovely, sud the goose hangs
h;zh.n ‘, .
"W
“Were you drunk i" asked his honor at
the chml Button, of s prisoner who but
success. Other brig-dos were ordered up
and use the gauntlet of death with no bet.-
ter mecca. Genersl lcClel'sn kept send-
ing bis-tut! calm to General Burnside
third!“ to em: out bridge st every
, been found in the gutter.
“Were I drunk i“
"Yen.“
“Well, the last thing I remember has
it eiug the City Hall tower issuing over
within s tool. of my bad, and 1 «pound
If the tower is
down! was sober; if it‘s up than yet I’ll
to get out of the wny.
. in“ csmsswful mama; sn
A Village of'l‘crrors.
A Detroitcr with has business in a vil-
lage in \Yushtenuw County drove out
there in a buggy, and of course wont to
the inn for his dinner. The landlord
made no llltllllll s until oft-er the meal was
catch and paid for and he then found op~
p irtunity to inquire:
"\Ycrc you going out to Squire Ifroun‘s
place '1"
“No."
"I didn‘t know but you were u lightn-
ing-rod mun and I was going to my that
the Squiru bus thr-uutcn l to about the
ncxt owe on sight. \Vc don't go much on
hcm follows uround here, and I am glad
vou nrc mint-body clsc. Maybe you are
.gllitlg (IVui' to) Jlldst‘ Hardy's to 801‘ If“)
some fruit to en for full setting '1"
“No. "
“\Vell. that‘s. lucky. 01in yesterday
the Judge was l‘t'nltil'klllg to me that do
next fruit trcc ugcnt who entered hisgnle
Would want u cotlin. Fact is, I myself
have got to do some kicking to pay for
bcing swindlcd on grape vines. You are
a potent—right man. eh
“No."
“Wt-ll. lllilt is u narrow escape for you.
\Vc'vc hccn mvi-idlcd licre on buy forkli,
cultivator-s, gotten, pumps, chums and a
dom-n othcr things, and I'm keeping six-
teen drum-n bud cggs tor use when tlwnext
patent rightcr slmwa his fucc in this town.
Perhaps you're :\ lecturer 't"
“Oh. no."
- t. .. . ‘ . wu't lost anything. “'15
never turnout w... . ‘ “~- to lectures.
The last man who struck us i... ' 411
“(bur t‘urlcncy," but didn‘t take in enoub.
to pny for his supper. You are not a book
0 \llVlthI‘I‘ 1'“
“No."
"Thrit's nnothcr cscupc. We‘ve been
laid out hcro no oftcn that if an agent
should otl'cr tom-ll rt $90 Iltbh.‘ for fifty
cunt-i \vc'd stin‘pcct to trick to beat
us. Strikcs lilt‘ now that you muy be a.
l.l\\'_\'cl‘.” f/
"No."
"(ititvti‘llllII. LLSI ntlc who M‘lllrd here
bud tolcuvutoun at midnight, and we
don't \\'.tnt tiny tnorc. Say what me you
:tnywuy
“.\ politician," rcpfiod the Ilctl‘oitcl'.
“.\ pohticrnn! 'I‘hcn git! For llctlvt‘ll'l
sulx‘cl don‘t strand around licre if you value
your ht'c‘. \\'c‘\'c inst innwuehcd our
pound luthlt'l‘ for optimizing the public
lllt'l‘l‘)’. rind thc I'Xt‘llrlllt‘lll is. so intcnse
thut Illl' llcrnncntts will ride you on in rail
or tho ltvpnblicnne duck you in the \\'tlICI‘
tlct right up and scoot!"
Wave——
Misfortune. ofliic l-‘nrmcrn.
trough.
The fruit trt-cs of Hartford. l‘unn.. are.
so M‘utll‘gt‘sl by rtllt‘l‘lillh‘l‘s that they urn
{ii brown it! if swept by .‘l tire.
.\t lcztst onc-thh‘d of the corn crop is en-
tircly destroyed in L‘htmcm‘y, Icorgiu,
c lllht‘tl by stnnll whitc worm which born
into thc young hllilk just above the root.
The entire Cbnwan section of North
titration is suffering inculculable injury
through the I()(‘\l.~( plague. Whole forests
of valuable timber have bccn (It stt‘oycd by
thr- pmts stripping the bark and deposit-
ing their t‘ggS.
llow bugs are making sud havoc muons
the nipple and blucl-zhcrt'y hlmsoms all
tilting tlw linc or tlu-t‘:nndcn and Atlantic
Railroad.
.\\ltt‘s :trc said to he sure dcnth to the
army worm. and have bccn tried with
g cut succcss :tt Potsdam, X. Y. The
n: hm \\‘crc wwcd on to strip of land while
the dew was on, and at night the ground
WAS Illi‘l‘itll)‘ s‘t\\‘t‘l‘t‘tl with the dead worms.
A simple remedy for all insects that an-
noy furmcrs is given by a \\'cn0na, III.,
a :riculturulist. He says: “ Gather all the
old straw and buy into long rows around
orchards, potato and cabbage patches, and
act tire to one end toburn against thewind
all night. and it will burn up millions
and millions every night of the male in-
sects that fly. and bugs of all kinds end
descriptions. blit‘ll m destiny the trees and
politiucn‘ and all the cublmue, and the can-
ker worms on the apple trees. They will
lly right into the blaze and, bum their
\\‘ln:"‘S oil‘. and drop into the tire.
.\t u woman‘s rights meeting the other
day a lady said. “she Would try to cover
all the grou'nd.“ and another lady re-
marks]. “that she thought she could do
it.“
”Woo—«~—
“(ioing away this summer?“ queried a
baublaek of u follow-mortal at the poet-
oil‘tce yesterday.
“New!“
“\Vell, you needn‘t be so short about
it .. /
“ Maybe I needn‘t, but the idea of out
going off to Sorntogy when we can‘t raise
$10 to get dud out of the work house does
us injustice us a family.“
.d fivewr- 7-«——*~
The statistics gathered by the census
bureau concerning the registered bonds of
the United States Show that 410,000,000 of
the bonds licld by print}? individuals are
owned in amounts exceeding $50,000.
These bonds are owncd by about 1,500per-
sons. and about 95,000 persons hold bond!
in sums of $500 and less. Not less than
one-seventh of the registered bonds on
held by Mr. Vanderbilt alone. The entire
show, is held by less than 100,000.
{La Fayette dud.) Sunday Time-.1
sale of St. Jacobs Oil, sayirg the dcmthd
is based upon the popularity of its succel.
Wherever it has been used. it has proved
its value a thousand fold, and receives it.
best encomiuuta from those who have
ttrledit.
_—..Q._.___
Out of Work,
Mr; Alexander Ferris of Chemngo Forks,
N. Y., recently. He usedWsrncr‘sszs
Kidney sud liver Out-e. A
theerfu‘ly recommenngQW
antlering in the same
an orange peel on the sidewalk so am
ally that six fsl; men slipped up on
tore the deception was dieeovend.
{love Whom-'3 unison o;
'Mmfi-W”
’2
Cherry slwsyuut hand. It cunt
Cough. Bromhltis. When 3'
.a.‘
debt of the country, as the returns will .
Our city druggista report animmenss ..
and sick with my kidnyu for yous.” mots *
ow be unfit, ,
“to :1?le "
A Boston artist ciatmiéo’hsn firms
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