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Davis was captured by the detachment of the First Wisconsin and the Second Michigan and brought to Atlanta, Ga. The 7th O. V. C. took charge of him and guarded him to Augusta, Ga.

Shingo-ton go Otto Big horse We tha a Missourie Hospatallity Wau-pe-ur Miss. Au-ho-ning ga M Ba Za con ja Ottoe Au-ho-ne-ga Miss. from this place I am told by Mr.

Another road on which the government was bending all its energies to complete, but failed for want of time, was a road running from Columbia to Augusta, Ga. This was to be one of the main arteries of the South in case Charleston should fail to hold out and the junction of the roads at Branchville fall in the hands of the enemy.

In 1842, Augusta, Ga., was connected by rail with Atlanta, Savannah with Macon, and the Boston & Maine Railway finished to Berwick. The first railway out of Chicago it was the first in Illinois was built in 1850, to Elgin. Chicago had no railway connection with the East till two years later, when the Michigan Southern was opened.

A matter of training and habit, because I began life as a short-sighted lad. Do we need your assistant further?" In indirect answer to the pointed question, the Dop Doctor turned to the Dutch dispensary-assistant, and said curtly: "Ga uit!" Koets went, not without a scowl at the visitor.

Hood says that Hardee's timidity lost him a great victory at Decatur, Ga., the day the Union General McPherson fell; and that Cheatham's, at Spring Hill, during his northward pursuit of Thomas, lost him another. Yet Hooker, Hardee, and Cheatham were men to whom personal fear was a meaningless phrase.

It was he who could issue such an order as this, when it was supposed that General Stoneman was approaching Andersonville: HEADQUARTERS MILITARY PRISON, ANDERSONVILLE, Ga., July 27, 1864.

I returned to Tuskegee, but did not remain long, as the Executive Council of the Institute recommended me, when application was made for a competent man to take charge of the carpentry division of the Fort Valley High and Industrial School, Fort Valley, Ga. The terms offered were satisfactory and I accepted the position. I began work here November 9, 1900, in a shop 30 feet by 60 feet.

Don't cal'late as I ever heard tell of it afore. Ga Ga " "Galusha." "Galushy, eh? I see. Strange what names folks 'll christen onto children, ain't it? There's lots of queer things in the world; did you ever stop to think about that, Mister Mister Bangs?" Mr. Bangs, who was leaning back against the upholstered seat as if he found the position decidedly comforting, smiled faintly.

If you are her mother, Madame, you will fancy worms; you will examine her linen for pins, and what not. Ah, hypocrite! you, even YOU, misunderstand her. Yet she has charming natural impulses. See how she tosses her dimpled arms. She looks longingly at her mother. She has a language of her own. She says, "goo goo," and "ga ga." She demands something this infant! She is faint, poor thing.

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