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Dec e.
2aw St

ioNS JhNi' cHU ~, 1919
The printers of every newspaper in the
seaport towns of America arc requested
to insert The following notice, once eve
ry month during the war; and as soon
as peace takes place, all their regular
charges Tor such insertions shall be paid
by an agent at each port
Gp NOTICE.
ME subscribers take this method of
4 apprising their Mercantile Friends
throughout the U. STATES, That during
ne present unhappy differences between
&. Britain and America, they intend ge-
morally TO abstain Il, IN all communication
~ letters with their former corrcspon-
dents, from prudential motives applicable
10 such correspondents.
They beg leave, however, to inform all
who may have balances of sales i'm their
hands, that orders for the same, any time
during the war, will be paid at sight, Oh
promptly RENTED according to direc-
ions.
Being Agents for the principal Incorpo-
rated Insurance Companies, from the CAPT
ii of South Carolina, to Wiscasset in the
district of Maine, there are Directors in
each offire, or Merchants in every town, to
whom reference may be had should new
correspondents wish to communicate with
INC house in Jamaica: or that branch of it
~ Bermuda now established at the port of
s.. George and conducted by the Junior
Partner, under the firm Of WILLIAM
BANKS, & Co.
The utmost attention will be paid to the
orders of Gentlemen in America who may
je AGENTS for Spanish, Swedish or other
'eutral merchants, trading under the prince
'cgent's proC!anations with the islands of
Jamaica or Bermuda; and the safety of all
such property committed to their charge
nay be depended on, provided nothing is
attempted under the sanction of such pro-
~lamations, contrary TO the local laws OF
Of the respective islands, or in violation
of existing blockades.
HOSEASON, BANKS, &. Co.
n. 3. All Letters, by Cartcls, to and
from Kingston, are opened by the Ameri-
can Agent for Prisoners Of War, or sent to
him after being opened by The Com,nissary
OF Prisoners in America.
TT u G, r.
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DISTRESSING CALAMITY.


nm Friday, the Goth day of November,
S1S ibc dwelling house and out houses of
David Lauis. OF the c,aaty of Fairfax,
were SO SUD rnly reduced by fire, tina, eve
ry article within them, consisting of all his
household MISUNDERSTANDING his
grain,-salted provisions, laid in TO, the
year, and most of his farming utensils
was entirely consumed thus, by one of
those irresistible dispensa,ions of Provi.
dence, have Two aged and most espectable
persons, with an only daughter, been at
this inclemcnt season ofthe year. depriye ed
In moment of a comfortable DIV Cling and
support. The remnant of former afllucuce)
and thrown as it were nakrd and houseless
upon the sympathies Of their fellow -citi-
zens. And surely no occasion could OF cur
where such sympathies could be more
highly excited, or active bcncticcnce more
iaudably bestowed.
a copyrighted by
GEORGE GRAHA AM.
MARTIN tOCKBuRN,
LEE MASSEY.
December 10
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MARINE. INSURANCE. COM.
PANY OF ALfXANDRIA

INSURANCE OFFICE, Dec. 9, 1915
e ME Stockholders in this Institution
IA are here y notified, that an election
OF ffteen Directors, will he held at the
courthouse, in Alexandria, on the 5th da,
of January next.
The poll will be open at ten O'Clock,
NJ. and close al 2 NJ
By order, b. NICOLLS, Seen
December 9--l3 Iaw,e
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~ On Fiarfar, one door Soush Of King
Street.

WIN. T.. THORNTON,
(Lateiy Of the. firm Of WEDDER BURN ana
IHoRN1oN)
Has just ohened large and general sun.
hiy Of
ERUGS AND MEDICINES
paints, Spices, Patent Medicines DYE
4 Stuff, &c.&c, which has been carefully
selected ire m the latest appropriations, and
entirely under his own inspection.
To his old Customers, he Hatters himself
that bare knowledge of his having re-
sumed has business will be fully sufficient
to ensure him continuation of their pa
tronage from others he solcits call,
feeling well convinced, that nothing but an
opportunity can be wanted to enable him
to give any dealer in his line the most am.
pie satisfaction.
Orders from physicians, country mer.
chants & families will at all times receive
his prompt attention, and every article war
ranted pure and fresh.
to- Family and sea medicine chests,
with plain printed directions handsomely
and economically put up at hours notice.
IN ADDITION
to his ordinary stock he has on hand, & in
tends constantly keeping supply of
Prime CHEWING TOBACCO,
Best HAVANA SEGARS,
And Maccouba, Rappee and Scots SNUFF.
April 81
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GENUINE
DRUGS So lMEDICI.V&.
VIM. HARPER, IR.

w M IlliNIEk, JR.
THEC.4RY e DRUGGIST,
fairfar Street, ofhoSite Bryan Humhson's,
AS just received in addition 10 his
z former Stock very large supply OF
fresh Medicines, which he offers for sale
at reduced prices Tor cash, or OH good
credit.
aF" He ha also received supply OF
hatent Medicines among which are
ia n d CE BIT TERS.
4 MEDICINE extremely useful fo,
"a curing jaundicy and bilious disor-
ders, and removing that sinking, fain, and
distressed feeling at the stomach, difficulty
OF breathing loss of appetite, and sleepy
dull hcaviness III he fore part Of the day
weakness and trembling of the limbs dir
illness of the head, and yellowDess of coun-
tenaDce, complaints SO common to Inandi-
cy and bilious people
The many cures that have been effected
an N. England by the above medici Gas
may be seen by the bilis) prevent the ne
cessary Of further recoue.nendatioD.
LIKEWISE,
Wheaton Itch Ointment.
A Medicine which will certainly cure the
ITCH, without having in it any thing eli.
Their dangerous or disagreeable
One box cures person, and there need
be no washing alter the use of it, as the
skin is gcpnerally left clean and smooth
m The Highest price give,l Tor Oil
Of Penny Royal. Wm. HARPER, ir.
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CT. GRIFFITH.

Corner Ct Fairfdr e. Prince.streets, has
Just TecPiUed
A good assortment of Watches,
Snch as can be particularly recommended
10 CHvtoWcrS-piz
EhCUHLE CASED capped * jewelled
4 gold paten, Levers ;-single ditto -
goid single cased virgo ditto ;-double
Cased silver ditto
" 3. \ handsome assortment of Pen
kniOes and Scissors, best quality all of
whic'i he viii sell at New, York prices.
December 70. 3taw2w
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Gunpowder.

100 kegs F, Fl, FFF and Eagle Gun.
powder, warranted equal to Brandywine,
Just received and for sale 6y
Il w PEYTON.
A constant supply will be kept and a Ii
beral discount will be made 10 those who
purchase wholesale.
L. w. p.
December
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II. 3. * Co.
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THE ALEXANDRIA NU-
,SE{JJN

i S open for the reception of visitors eve
q ry day Sunday exceptedD from 10 A.
VI to p. M
Those who esteem it pleasure to
pass an hour in viewing an assembages of
INC works of Nature and Art, may here
be gratifcd.
Abundance for grown persons, twenty.
live cents, each visit-Childrcn, twelve and
Il half cents. Iawst-
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CARTEL FOR ENGLAND,
BY PERlfISSION.

ga The superior fast sailing Balti.
NMyAGR more built ship
s2asEssFair American, Capt. A.
dans' 4s7 tons burthen, ls months old.
me accommodations for passengers; will
saii from Amboy, (New. Jersey fer a port
In England, on the 2S,h December. For
passage Of persons authorised 10 leave the
country, apply to Sebring and Yarick. %.
9th street, New-York, or 10 the sulscr;.
bcrs.
ADAMS. HERBERT, * Co.
Who hove a bag for The reception Of let
.ers-cach single letter to pay fifty cents,
exclusive Of the postage to New.York.
Dec 81
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FOR SALE,

A TRACT OF LAND, in the coun-
a ty OF Alexandria, adjoining the land
of MIR. Simon Somers, containing 1877 acres,
the greater part of it yet in Wood, about
nine miles from Alexandria, and f We from
Georgetown; tits a healthy situation, with
good water and the land we'll adapted to
Glover the improvements are good
dwelling house, with other necessary build
ings; an Apple and Peach orchard. Any
person disposed to purchase, may know
the terms by application to JAMES CAR
SON. Alexandria, or to the subscriber
on the premises.
SAMUEL CARSON.
Dec <. 2aw3t
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-20
VERY LATE FROM LAKE. pNTApto
PRIVATE eoRREsPoNDrucr

fort Ceoyge, .4ng g.
Yesterday morning ~ day light, the H,it.6 o..
west Of this. Commod Chauscev -, e., ,. we
lying with his hect Of the -Four Mn C.ra.i, "'as
Amere'n side The wind q, s. W. and Of COW" r's
-, AZ soon as u'ey were discovered. commodo~a
ChNuncey got under way, and stool o., in'o I
!" re o. n.p'c lyisg rs near as possible IN The
VIM be british IT the sane time. and IN t ne
same order stood out With fine wind in dirrct.or
" me. on, hne nearly at right srzles-the two
o"n1noo2re hips IN front On approscLinz vyfbio
niue OF each other, Sir James Yeo bro,Iybt liz
mp eose upon the wind, as did all the reg, ~ ia
nmee', and stood OF. ht this time, Commodore
CNauncey fired q brosdside ss = CHALLENGE. ,.bich
was not accepted. They continued nsnc,nvrine ,bs
whole Gay, IN the oou, sc Of which they gained or
lO miles mp the lake-it being impossible IN br;n,
ths br'tsh feet 70 action, on account at the wind
being TO the west. "i~
htdsy hsht tbi5 morning, both Hests were A;seo.
we're" ahout niles mp me lake and or q r,iie,e
part Tneo vhieh Tom. Chsuncey has come ,Iovr
700 now lies 4 rsiies shove IN order Of battle 'Tb
hrd'sh aTe el9se IN shore, near the ~ milo ors.k
sopposed 20 BE- opposite part of their land forces
ION. Chsuucey has 9 schooners less than n. ose,,
''' V''o ys$ssrday sesjth presumed thsy ere sant
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Richmond, Virginia, Friday, August 20, 1915.

ConSress) for the state Of Virginia.
!st Lee, Russell, Washington, Wythe
and Grayson.
I'd. Montgomery, TazeweIl, Giles, Mon.
roe and Botetourt.
Sd. Greenbrier, Aenawha, Cabel & Ma
son.
4th. Harrison, Wood and Randolph.
5th. Nonongaiia, Ohio aud Brooke.
9th. Bath, Pendleton, Hardy aud Eamp
shire.
9TH. Rcckbridge and Augusta.
9th. Rec bingham, and Shenandoah.
9Th. Frederick, Berkeley, aud LETTER.
10th. Bedford. Patrick. Henry, g. Frank
lin.
nth. Campbell, Charlotte, Pittsylvanis,
and Halifax.
18th. Mecklenturs, Lunenburg, Bruins.
wick and Nottoway
18th. Prince Edward, Buckingham, Cum
beriand and Amelia.
14lh. Powhatan, Chesterfield, Dinwiddie
and Prince George.
18th. Greensville, Sussex, Southampton,
and Surry.
10th, Isle Of Wight, Nansemond. Norfolk
and Princess Anne.
17ih. Elizabeth City, Warwick. York.
James City, and New Kent.
18th. Charles city, Henrico. Goochlapd.
and Hanover.
18th. Amherst. Nelson, Albemarle, and
Fluvasnah.
goth. Orange, Madison, and Culpepper
2lst. Fauquier, Prince William, q, Stsf-
ford.
22d Loudoun and Fairfax.
Esd. Spottsylvania, Louisa, and Caro-
line.
24th King George, WestmoreIand. Rich
mond. Northumberland, and Lancaster.
2sth. King William, King and Queen, Fs-
sex, Middicsex, Gloucester and Matthews.
Goth. Accomack, and Northampton.
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1
\ We have been politely favors q with ths. FOL-
lowing copy of An Official letter. received
at Alexandria. (Raaits cs Red Rivcrl BIZ a
gentleman who arrived in this city last
evening from that place.
Government F3nse
| :" Sc. EernIado, June 20, 1919.
DEAR SIR--By LISTERS forwardc from
this place, dated the 9th inst. you received
information of the enemy being within three
| miles OF the capitol.
Being informed that they were abou, "a
be reinforced by Arst,ondc, who he AIDED IN
iperscn 700 strong, l conceived it highly
necessary to defeat Eicsando as soon as pos
| sible.
| "Early this morning, ] left the capital with
about zoo strong: my brave Americap aod
Spanish troops we're ell IN fine spirits, firmly
resolved on victory or death thps der.
mined to defend a just and honorable cause.
and being we'll prepared for ba tie, II o.
| cl ok, 4. Nj. We commenced the grand at
| tack. We had not been engaged more than
rs minutes, before we marched over ,hf.
lenemy's camp, and compelled them to Weld.
with the loss OF two pieces Of artillery. (au
they had) 200 killed. great number w.un-
ded, O many prisoners. immense rumber OF
IRE arms and swords, large supplies Of pro-
visions, hcur, &c. ammunition, mules aod
horses. We loet but few in killed and woun-
| ded.
l. This ever memorable dav, will, to tha
end or time, continue 10 be dear and SACRED
to the memory OF the Spanish Patriots. IN
this victory much may be sal in favor of tn.
natives-they followed the bright example
OF those brave Americans who have suffe ed
every thing to relieve them from their bon
ldage and disgrace.
AS advantageous as this victory n, Az an.
pear to you, as having freed me from many
tpresent and future difficulties, when I inv
form you that MIR. Louis Massicnte. secreta-
ry OF state, was nearly the first man who fell.
you Cannot refuse .knowledging that we
have lost one OF cur most useful men-Yrs.
the ornament of our young Republic, the
Young father of Spani h liberty happily, re
fell covered with glory on the field OF battle
i-Texas mourns her Massico,e is no naore.
| -finough is said--he shared the fate of var
he lived and died good and virtuous
man!
One favor have to ask of you 90 a friend
dear to ne and the honorable eau Of the
Patriots, that IS, to procure me a r,an Who
T. - acquainted with the SpaHi7h and English
languages. to replace my deceased friend
Masscote spare n pains to inform YOUR
self where such a gentleman may be foun J..
as 1t rs inpossb.c f,r nc 70 do with.u. q
man possessed OF those qualifications or &C.
complishments.
am, dear sir. with esteem.
JOSE BERNARDO GyTIERREzr
" Col. Ma hgniet CogSwcN"
n. g. The enemy were 1900 strong"
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NU1'ICE
- WILL BE- SOLD

% THE highest bidder at Broad Rock Fal, rs-
.ees, all that valuable STUD or HORSES, be
longing to the estate of Thomas Goodc. decd. con-
sishns OF Stcne Horses, some of the best Brood
Mares in Virginia, Colts aud Fillies.
TERMS OF sale will he made known on the day
Bond x approved security TO bear interest from
the date. if not punctuay paid, will be required for
sll sums unpaid.
JOHN Z. GOODE ,
And & E,,'rs.
JOHN TUCKER. )
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PETERSBURG HcApEnfY.

FEI ERSBURG ACADEMY.
Ohm WOOD respectfully informs the public
~ taat the several Glasses of this Academy after
the vacation, viii meet ON the first Monday Of SEN
tember next. As new Glasses of Mathe MATES aud
Phi'osopSy will then be formed, it is requested that
such young gentlemen purpose becoming students
will enter soon a. possible
The English, French, Latin and Greek Langua
yes, and the various branches at the Mathe mates,
Natural and Moral Philosophy, are laugh, at thi.
Academy Fees Of tuition, Ten Collars per quar-.
Ser 10 he paid in advance by those students who do
not reside in the town Ut Petersburg.
August Is. st
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Hieasr ond, Coxncii Chamber, august Sd, 1919
A LII Contrastors Ter making Iliaes for the Com,
N monwea'tli, who have any en- hsnd--and all
Others in whose possession there msy be Riilss be-
toDSing to the public, unhiHributed, are hereby re.
CURED TO have them conveyed this place, BY the
hrst convenient opportunity which shall present IT.
sslf WIZ. RORERTSON. n ~
Auguxt 6. Aw
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the province. of Quahuilla will all join sen
trSh Toledo, and or 4 ot,er PROVINCES will
follow their example.
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YH'HE COMMANDMENTS Of Artillery Companies who
n have been, or who May heresfter be, furnished
WIN Caanon' are HEREBY Notified, That by adj
vice of Council of the 3ist OF March last they are
authorised 20 have Sheds bni,t to shelter them
Provided that the exrence does not exceed the fol-
lowing soms, to wit: For Sized FOR two pieses OF
dollars, wbish shall be paid on application to the
executive WIN. ROBERTSON, &C.
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On Thursday and Friday last, there wer.
dispa'ched from this citySp AtinapoTis. 70
join the troops collected Were for che de-.
tehse OF that place against an expected A..
tack, 22o OF the crew of the frigate Adams.
headed by their gallant commander Ms
RIs, accompanied by Lieuts. WADswop.s
DALLAS, and PARKER; and also I'm e
the Marines under the command of a.;
tant MILLER. The seaneB are I..,;uJ,
VIC bel.eVe. TO man tie guns ~ ,ba, ia
pro tenn. there being no srtiIletiste sh..p,a 49,
Annapolis is so well defended now n
there is mo fear ofthe result of any a,,ach Ia.
and there is this advantage also. nntler re.
sent arrangements that the troops stat pO"
ed there can be transferred At a r,omen,'.
notice, ana With great facility, to any oth,r
Poiat on the bay which may be menaced'
h,yf To-,
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Domestic.

WAsHINGToE, Aug. 16.
EStrGet ola letter from Cant. PERU 20
The S.c'y IF the Navy. dated
q. S. Sioop of War Lawrence, off Erie,
Angus 8.
"T have the honor 70 inform YOU chat I
have returned from Long Paiat without ha-
wing seen the enemy. propose sailing this
evening in pursuit of him."
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ErtrGct Of another ictser. same date, 6uc
iaseT in the day.
II have the honor TO inform you that
have this moment received note from
Lieut.. Elliot dated Catarsgus, so mi es be-
low this, informing me that re has 80 men
with him fer this squadron (aAHndr ed inclu-
ding ossicers) shall immediately dcspa CHI
the Ariel for them, and shall wait their ar
rival before / sail.'
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Washingson, tug. 81, 1913.

The following are the collection d;s,ric.s
designated by "an act for tie assa,s,ne y,
and collection If Direct Taxes ana Jn,er-
nal daiics," [Pass'd Of che ia:e session o.
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NArcHE,, July "a.

Fery 1a.t .Troni .Ntt3 &hsin.
We have been politely favors with the fol-
lowing copy of AN Official letter. received
at Alexandria. (Ranids CO Red Rivcrl BIZ a
gentleman who arrived in this city last
evening from that place.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-20

TO the S7reeholdcrs ofthe Congressional tt.
frcf coDaf,oscd Of the counties of h7eck
(en6ury, LunenhIrg, and Bfunsu9cE.
FELLOW CITIZENS.
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Domestic.
Jan. 2.
AMERICAN MANUFACTURES.

From The Saratoga Patriot, IN.
e Abe indifference which people generailv
manifest towards the advancement of ON.
country in useful manufactures, cannot he
Satisfactorily accounted for. The most in
yeterate preludices are already in a mea-
sure overcome, and yet few seem to be a.
~akencd to the national importance of the
subject.
We have TIE proud satisfaction Of know
ing that our conntrymen, in invention and
ingenuity, have scarcely n parallel: and
are exceeded BY the people of no other
country. They have not slumbercd in thr
possession of these faculties; for already
nave they inyented, improved and cons;ruc-
cd iaoor-saving machines, Which effect nv
their operations in Certain important bran.
ches OF manufactures, reduction oF nav.
ual labor to a degree that brings t7e' i,ern rs
labor nearly to standard with anv nj tho
European countries afom whence We re-
ceTe the very articles of national consunp-
tion' winch may be deemed of prime nrces-
10y 80 importation OF winch we might in
lew years supercede by proper enccnr-
agement in aid OF our own exertions. al
iude to the Manufacture of COTTON and
wooilen goods particularly. The growth of
cotton within the Uated States might he
carried almost to any definite extent il is
now ALREADY more than sufficient for the
"noie national supply, were it mannfactur-
ed--and the facility of raising it, is such as
TO warrant belief that The material ,y;,,
always be cheaper in this conntrv .L.n IN
Europe, and therefore very favorable To- ,b,
american manufacturer. A great propor-
lion OF the United States is also prcniiar.
~ adapted to the successful breeJjnr Of
Snecp. he hue herbage, elevation Of the
country and dryneSs of the air. are cla
acterIstics highly favorable to their pro1a j..
fation ana the Invaluable species Of dat
animal IAtely introduced from Snain. afyorG
~ once the prospect of useful and value.
bic branch Of busbandry.
The certainty Of Our conn;ry boio,. i, ey..
" respect adapted to the production Of In
raw materials 70 abundance, has beyond
doubt, given the greatest sprinc 20 rnannfac.
S S Inc artists in cotton and wool "a.
80 having ia'eiy surmoun,ed by their en-
'erprise and perseverance. aln,os, ~ ,f,o
Ssostacies in tie way ola successful este.
s''shnen' Of thesc Important Lcancae, Of
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will gratefully acknowledge your services.
. my brother officers, who have barne
the tatigues and difficulties Of the march, /,
with sensible considerations, acknosyl dye
the firm support I found in your courage
ana steady perseverance,. There have been
no obstacles, which you have not endeaf
vored to surmount--no dangers, which haze
shaken your iirmness. Much is due co your
inoivitlnal exertions, for the order * rapid :
y with which we approached the RAPIDS !:
ana ycur strict observance of orders, could
alone have produced the active and reyu-
lar movements i'll resisting the repeated at
tacES OF the enemy, on the 14th inst. All
mat men or officers could do, you have
cheertully performed.
10 captains Wood and Hinktcn, of the
sfieS, and those under their Immediate
command, am, in duty, bound to acknow-
ledge their services. Their caution and
skill in spying into the very camp of
watchtnl encmy-their active and s0.diery
conduct III meeting and Ranking the enc
my, Claims and receives my warmest
thanks.
IN leaving you, both officers and soldiers,
ieei for your honor and character, While
am not insensible to my own. Let me
entreat of you that, under the command
OF whatsoever officer you may oe placed,
you will continue faithfully to do your duty.
and discipline without which no military
torce ever became distinguished Your
country asks, and claims this at YOUR
hands. Watch the man, who shall attempt
to excite iealousies, discomfort and insub
ordination among you. He is a traitor
worse than traitor--a Uther, crept into
the bosom of the brigade, to sting and poi
son Its character at the heart.
EDW. w. UPPER,
Brigadier general Ohio brigade.
Can't, near W'.drthur's Block Honse, NO.
Oember 10, 1912.
NoTE-GeneralH Harrison. believing that
the public service wonld suffer from the
suspension of general Tupper's command,
has ordered him sto resume it until the
troops are concentrated, when heswill be
tired upon the charges originally exhibited
by general Winchester.