text_original: W. H. BABCOCK. Saint Leger, meanwhile, had landed at Oswego and advanced against Fort Stanwix. General Nicholas Herkimer, commander of the militia of Tryon County, at the head of eight hundred men, started to the rescue. He met the enemy, on August 5, at Oriskany, and there followed the most obstinate and murderous battle of the Revolution. Both sides claimed the victory.
text_transcription: W H BADCOCK SAINT LEGER MEANWHILE HAD LANDED AT OSUEGO AND ADVANCED AGAINST FORT STANWIX GENERAL NICHOLAS HERKIMER COMMANDER OF THE MILITIA OF TRION COUNTY AT THE HEAD OF EIGHT HUNDRED MEN STARTED TO THE RESCUE HE MET THE ENEMY ON AUGUST FIVE AT ARISCONY AND THERE FOLLOWED THE MOST OBSTINATE AND MURDEROUS BATTLE OF THE REVOLUTION BOTH SIDES CLAIMED THE VICTORY
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