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Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01

TREASON IN YmeTSIA.-Judge Lyons, Of Rich
mOnd, in his charge to the Grand Jury of that city
thus defines the crime of treason according to the
Virginia code
"Any citizen or resident Of Virginia who now
aaheres to the United States, giving the Govern
mont thereof or its officers aid aud comfort, is
telligenee, money, arms, ammunition, provisions,
or any assistance, whether gratuiously OF for re-
ward, is giving aid, and therefore committing troa-
son. Even the attempt TO do any of these things
though unsuccessful, will mako a man guilty Of
treason"
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, April 10lh. 1901
pom taeappliention OF Maria T. BuEby and s. Kings
" ton MeCay, Executors o tho last WIN Testament
Of Samuel Buzby, late OF the City Of Wilmington. In said
county, deteased II 10 ordered and directed by the Register
that the ESecaoTs aforesaid glge ofthe greting
Letters Parliamentary upon estate % the DECEASED Wit
ths date Of granting thereof by causing advertisements
be posted within forty days from the date ofsuch
sx the most public places Of the county Of New Cas
requiring all persons having demands againpt the estate
present the same abide by ~ assembly In such ca ~
made and provided Aud also cause the to DO
ted within the period 10 tho Delaware Gazstte
newspaper published In Wilmington and to be continued
therein two months. ~
sasS Given under the hand aud seal Of ONCE Of the
EE Register aforesaid at New Castle, In New Castle
county Aforesaid the day and year above writton
-. -. PETER B. VANDRYER. Reglater.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01
kEGIsTER,s OFFICE

NEW UAsTIE COUNTY, Aprl OH, 1851.
pom tho application OF benjamin Caulk, Executor
" OF the last viii and testament Of Sarah A. HANDY.
late Of White clay Creek Hundred In said county ID
Il Is ORDERED and directed by the Register that the
Executor Aforesaid give notice of the granting Of Let
tiers Teslanenafy upon the Estate Of tho deceased with
the date OF granting thereof by causing
Lottera In SIX Of the most public paeos OF the county
Of New Castle. requiring al persons having demands
against the Estate 10 present the same, or ablda by
an Act Of Assembly in such Gaze made and provided
And ALEC ca the came to be inserted within the same
period IN the Delaware Gazette newspaper published In
Wilmington, and u bs continued therein two N onthe
ssss Given uador the hand and Seal Of Office OF the
NEESH Hogl1ter hfoieaR1, Mt New Castle In New Cast
county afsresads Tho day Ind yeAT Rboye written
PETER D pANDEVRR Register
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01

BATTERY OF WHIrwoRrH Guns PRESENTED
TO TIE GovERSNEEr.-A battery of the celebrated
Whitworth guns, ~ FOUNDERS, with ammunition
and carriages complete, has just arrived in New
York, as u present to the Government from Amer.
loans abroad The battery is consigned to Henry
+. spaulding, Samuel D. Babcock aud Henry A
smythe, who have already informed Secretary
Cameron Of its arrival and it is at the disposition
Of the Government. Each one Of the guns beari
the foliowing inscription; "From loyal Americana
in Europe to the United States Government, 1861
We understand that prompt action can secure I
monopoly of the manufacture of the wbitwortf
guns to our Governmont.--N. Y. Times.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01

From the 6dfetts, davenport Io,oa.
Mr.. spaldlng would not connect his name with an Al
ilcle he did moi kfiol0 to possess real merit.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01
Delaware Fire Insurance Company.
Incorporated by he Legislature Of u; - " Dsidloai
WITH A CAPITAL OF $IOO. 900.

E President and Secretary are rseeslng applications
for in,urauee ut their ONCE 10 Wmington against
loss by hes every description Of buildings gsnsFa
merchandise ships In port aud thsr cargoes household
rnitursand other personal property also against loss
damage bY inand transportation OF goods, wares
chAndise aud country produce
Terms N Insurance will be favorable any Of the
eompani,a In the cities Of Philadelphia New York..
Parties hsured may Tepose the fullest confidence the
aodity ofts capital and that all losses will be promptly
adjusted Ny the company
Csc JoNEB, DAVID @. WILSON, SAM'L D. NEwuN,
john VANS, BAaUgL FLOYD, john FERRIS
GEORGE BUSH, JOS, MESDINnALL, JOHN y PORTER.
Insurance may BE- made for any time mot less than three
months,
In addition to the above mode Of Insuring property,
the Delaware Fire Insurance Company Whose charter 3
perpetutl) effect perpetual Insurance. on Real Estate
the pern becoming insured deposits In the Office eertsi
per csntae less according to the nature Of the
risk upon the amount to he insured-but which be
Withdrawn at any tmo by leaving per cent the am
cunt deposited. This method IL believed to be much
more advantageous TO the insured than the fermrthe
expens Is about onehslf lesaand there renewing
Of the pdcy from time to time.
Properly that would be insured per AT 40 and "a
cents Si0O0 will be insured ut 81 and per cent de-
post; ahd 10 like proportion the risk increases.
psrso wishing to insure their property wanting In
formation the subject Of insurance, will apply to the
agents ~ above, or 10 GEO JONES, President.
JONI Mol,riR, Secretary.
Wilmington, Dol, Jan. lily
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01

The Northern papers mention that a new cannon
has been invented, consisting Of revolving hori-
ference eight chambers, so arranged that they can
be fred in succession through the ordzaary barrel
Of a cannon. Its advantages are stated to be thai
the various operations Of swabbing, loading, ram
ming and printing can all DO done at the same
tune, IN the disengaged chambers, as they are
brought 10 the rear Of the gun by tho evolution
Of the cylinder, thus enabling tho gun to DO fred
at least thirty times q minute.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01

THE ELEVENTH Seeded SrATEs.-The fol-
lowing is the ordinance Of secession unanimously
adopted by the State Convention of North Carroll.
ma, last Thursday;
eve the people Of tho State Of North Carolina
in convention assembled, do declare and ordain
and II is hereby declared and ordained, that the
ordinance adopted by the State Of North Carolina
in the convention Of 1889, whereby the consiitu.
tion of the United States was ratified and adopte d
aud also all acts aud parts of acts of the General
Assembly ratifying and adopting amen dments to
the said Convention, are hereby repealed, rescind.
ed and abrogated. We do further declare and or.
dain that the Union now subsisting between the
State Of North Carolina and the other States, un
der the title Of the United States of America. Is
hereby dissolved, and that the State of North Car
ohna is in full possession and exercise of all those
rights Of sovereignty, which belong aud appertain
to a free and Independent people"
An ordinance was also adopted to ,ratify the
"Constitution of the Provisional Government OF
the Confederate States of America" An amond
ment was offered to submit the ordinance of seces.
sion 10 vote OF the people, but rejected by 4
vote OF "a yeas to 70 nays. Tho Register saws:
"As soon as the Convention had adopted the o.
dinance, the load-mouthed cannon proclaimed the
the joyful tidings 10 the whole city and surround.
ing country, and instantly large numbers Of ouI
citizens might have been seen hurrying from every
direction towards the Capitol. In a few minutes
the Capitol bell and tho bells of all the churches
united their voices In proclaiming the joyful news
The artillery, after firing one hundred guna in
honor of the passage Of the ordinance, rested 4
few minutes. Then ten guns, ono for each Of u,
other seeded States, were fired, followed by three
cheers for each of those States, then whole bat
saaass-ss zorth 6afolina and lhen
the fact thrl 10 Conversion had adopted the Con
sttutor q the Confederate States being ascertain
cd. twenty guns were fred in honor Of that event
The enthusiRsm Of the large crowd that had gath
cred on the square was beyond our powers Of des
cription. At night the mansion of the Govern
and the residences of several Of private cit
zens we're brilliantly illuminated" Tho following
table shows the date of the passage Of ordinance
of secession:
1. South CarOlina--Deeember 20.
2. Mississippi-Jenuary 9.
.. Alabama-January II.
4. Florida-January IL.
8. Georgia-January 10.
Q. Louisiaua-Janury 20.
z. Texas-February /.
8. Virginia-April IL.
.. Arkansas--May g.
10. Tennessee-May 6.
II. North Carolina-May 81.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01

ri pom the applicable. u Martha Naudain. AdniiniH-
~ tIatrl1 q JoLn NaAisn, late o. Aploqninimnk
directed ny the Register that the AdniptratrH Niore-
said give notice OF the ganing Of Letters Admn,sra-
lion upon The Estate Of tho deceased with the VIE Of
granting thereof by causing adyertisueta be posted
within forty days from the date 81 such eitsrs IN slx
the most public baces 81 tho coNgty pf Bkw Castle, re-
qurng all parsons having demands Rgaipat tho Estate
pre- en the same abide by Act Of Assembly in such
case made and provided And also the 10 be
Inserted within the period 10 the Delaware Gazette
newspaper published in Wilmington, aud To DO eonlin-
ued therein two months
Given under the hand aud Seal OF ONCE Of
(altf Nibe Register aforesaii at New Castle, In New
Joaslle county Aforesaid the day and yea
Iaboye written.
PETER vAKDEvRR, Register.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01
Tar rolr " srcrssIer.-A seplh.rn p.p.

THE FOLr OF sEcEssroS,-A Southern paper
says.
It will be miracle IL the cotton pla nters are not
ruined by their rebellion. Every event seems TO
conspire for their destruction. There is imminent
danger of the immediate and violent overthrow Of
slavery and Mt any rate there is u strong proba-
blity that the institution will be materially modi
hed before the termination of tho war These are
the direct consequences likely to flow from the re-
bellion, and to them will be added, in all human
probability, the destruction of the value of slaves
by the destruction of the monopoly now enjoyed in
the production ofeotton. The opinion gains ground
daily, that whatever else may happen, slavery viii
be destroyed or fatally FOUNDED in the conflict Of
arms, and from present appearances it encounters
tho greatest risks at the hands of its friends
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01

no Frank Brownell, who shot jackson, tbs
murderer of Col Ellsworth, in Alexandra, wnl
formerly employed as a carrier Of the Troy Daiiy
Times. He telegraphed to bis father immediatei5
after tho death Of the lamented Ellsworth, in The
following laoonic dispatch
FArHER-Col. Ellsworth was shot dead thii
morning. killed bis murderer. FRANK.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01

~ Col. Ellsworth bad been engaged for the last
Two years to Miss Carrie Spaffsrd, young lady
Of seventeen, the daughter Of Chas. r. Stafford.
a responsible resilient of Rockford Illinois. Miss
Spahord was recently student in tho Carroll In
stitute, Brooklyn. The marriage would probably
have taken place ere this but for the breaking on
Of the war.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01

To DRIvE AWAY MosouroEs.-Camphor is the
most powerful agent camphor bag hing u ~ in
an open easement will prove an eectual barrier to
their entrance. camphorsicl spirits applied as
perfume to the face and hands will act nm effect
ual preventative; but whom bitten by 1hem, aro-
matte vinegar is the best anldote.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01

In the depot at Alexandria were found twentl
or thirty freight cars and trucks and two broke 81
down engines. The zouaves found in the cars 2, OOl
kegs Of gunpowder, 200 barrels of beef, 81 500 )
doubioons, two cases Of Colts revolyers, box .
double barreled fowling pieces, severol superio
Maynard's and Colts rifles, preserved meats an,
clothing. &c. The safein which the doubloons wer
found was opened alter two hours exeftion.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01

SOUTHERN CoIs.-Dies Tor the new coin of the
Confederate States have been received at Dahl
ga at the branch mint and the suporinter. dent
has received orders from headquarters not to
strike of any more United States, but to reserve
the bullion.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01

gzs> The blockade heet presents the uupreee
dented spectacle of six American flag ships, with
full rank Commodores attached, all on one squad
ron. The Colorado will ay the wide dag Of Flag,
officer Mervinei the Wabash, that of Samuel Nor
cor; tho Cumberland that Of q. J. Pendergast. III,
Sabine, that Of II. A. Adams, the r. R. (chartes.
edl that Of T.. u. Ellison tho Mississippi, that o.
4. o. Solfridgei and the Minnesota, "the flagship
Of them all, that Of Commodore Stringham, Of
New York. Tho POwhattOn will doubtless soor
have Flag officer appointed to her, and the Roam
oke also.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01

A MIsrAEr--Tho General johnson now in COM
mand Of The elsunion troops at Harper's Ferry, Is
nj T. S. A-eohsin to ex- Secretary Floyd, who
got him promoted to Quartormaster Generalship
on the death Of the late Gen. Jessup-Aand not
Gen. Sidney johnson, Of Texas, who commanded
the U. S. army in Utah
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01

All persons having aima against the Estate Of the de-
ceased must present the duly TO the Execu
tor on or before the 9Th day Of April A. D. 1892 OF
abide tho Act Of Assembly In such msde and pro-
BENJAMIN oAuGK, Executor.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01

All persons having claims against tho estate Of the de-
ceased must present. the duly aesed to the E1eou
tors before the 10th day of April 1862 or abide
he Act Of Assembly In such made and provided Per
sons indsbLed to the estate will settle either with tue E4-
or with Henry Busby, WILMINGTON, pslawaTs:
u Ittaf ~ F.fff I. MARIA r. BUEBY, r.
rl 8, KINGSTON McOAY
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01
Mnfica

All persons having claims against The Estato Of the de-
ceased must present tile duly aested 20 the AdmH.
istr trI on Dr. bei9rs the 18TH day Of Apfi 1852 OF
abide tue Act Of Assembly In such prov
MARTHA NAUpAlN, AdminiSrath.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01

Speaker Of House Of Representatives.
do hereby certify that the foregoing s copy Of an
the General Assembly Of tho State Of Delaware entitled
"An concerning free Negroes and huattoes for debt
passed Dover March 9TH 1851 the same having been by me
compared with the original roll file IN my Office
WITNESS whereof have hereunose set my hand and AHA
ed tue seal my office at Dover this heenth day Of
f. Apr In the year our Lord thousand eight hum
died and aixty-one. EDWARD RIDGELY,
maY Of the State OF Delaware.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01

Respectfully inform their ffienda aud In Q
,S&A public that they are CONSTANTLY receiving
A42# the celebrated LOCUST MOUNTAIN COAL
IN from Kepplier,s COLLIE winch has hereto.
fore given such general satisfastion.
Also, on hind Rembew, eehuylki Hnd Beaver Meadow
ehgh Coal all of VII eh they offer at the lowest market
price, Well screened before delivery
Rronnh Street Wharf, Wilmington, July 81
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01

Gs- There are about 1000 Louisianiaps Il
Camp Moore, about 90 miles from New Orleans, OF
the Jackson Railroad.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01

szS- Tho New York Posts says there has been
remarkable decrease Of crime in that city since
the war commenced.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01

@8- Tails the London publisher aud the pro
prietor Of the Illustrated News of the World, hai
become bankrupt r r.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01

REAL. ESTATE BANK OE DELAWARE,
Newport, May lst, 1891.
'HE stockho ers hereby notified that the third in.
nalment VI ten dollars per share will IL dus and pay
able at tho banking iiouae, In Newport, TUESDAY,
Iune 4ih, le6 BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
NAV Std Titil2 W. ROBINsON, Ca,hier.-
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01

THE Stock and trade OF Lumber YARD aud auano Depot
al Nswark Jepo Tie aitfatoR Of the best IN hs
County or State should command the attention o. A
despng engage IN pleasant and ptohiape BUSINESS
| and neighb0rho0d entirely healthy =. -. -, L.,
The bsness done very good but may be largely In
| creased. -.
Possession given immediately the present ownerrendetn
any that may ba for tue nsxtrN non'
| Satisfactory reasons qlyen for declining buniness
Fol further particulars call upon address the owner
Newark, Del NJ. hAhMoND.
| Nov, %. lyGltL
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01

10 Mr.. Russell, of the London Times vas in
New Orleans on tho 2lst inst, the guest Of ok Gov
Roman.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01

l;f'- The guarantee for the International E,thi-
biiion of 1862 in London now exceeds So .OOO. 900
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01
Valuable Farm. 81 1903 Acres TO

bliAA Situated IN Braddywine Hundred, New uasllv
Nf,!l county, Del. adjoining lands Of Amor 'hand .
EH i John braves, samuel W. stockton and 'thsln
hui III about mil O. from Wilmington end bali mile
lrUm Washington Inu, the pennsyynnia line rue
Houae, barn outbuildngs gooa land divided nta
zelda IN good o. DIR aud we'll watergd with suheet
scotland aud with com derable orchards with AZ Minds
Of fruit This would be One farm for grazing dairS ~
OF trucking or beautiful country residenre IL is with
in miles Of the baltimore aud Philadelphia Csutra
Railroad aud from The phllHdsphiA Wilmington Ano
Baltmgf ssoed. Terms accommodating. -. -.
Apply tosso5kPu HANDY,
ottssssI Msy1ULJlY 90 Ga Ma srRR,Ssi 9l 81,
sep 1891 w a4si4t Wilmington, Del.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01
BANK NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the Books will be opened
In to receive subscription To the Capital Stock Of the
Seaford Bank, OF Senord Delaware tho house OF joins
Il CouborB, III the village Of seaford. MO, .DAY the
Sd day OF June next, Mt 10 O'clock m and continue
from day 10 day until the whole amount Of stock Is
subscribed. by order Of The Commissioners
Hpafprd, Del. NAV Il.stw
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01
MILLINERY,

OOfhct ooNepoh ann iohipley obreoNs
WILMINGTON, DEL. I'd
es.. Miss sALLIE GRAY inforns her friends aud
the public generally that she has removed from No,
X " East Second street. 10 the OF Seventh aud
w. Ahipiey streets. where she will keep good asaori,
men Of all kinds Of Millinery and articles IN that line
nFShe will also attend to DRESS MAKING, having on
banda good assortment o. ladies' patterns md tbs hopes
suit the times. may l43mW
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01

The city of Alexandria, since the exciting evSsS
of Friday morning, has become more quiet. F n
the Washington Star we gather the following d
ditional particulars;
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01

ksAa, A large Dwelling IIous Store Room, slabllng
I, aud Carriage House, with acre Of ground
B as garden, In the town OF Newark, Del This
property Is desrAbly located In the centre Of the
town whore large and profitable bualieas may DO done
For toms apply 70 SAML u. THOMSON, 62l Markt
strest Wiimiaefon Del ian SIT
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01

NHAT DESIRABLE u0rEL STAND. THE DRLA-
WARE HOTEL ut the corner OF Main street a ID the
depot road in Newark Delaware Is offered utpriyato sale
until the SUth Of February next, when " not sold viii
DO far rent.
The house Is OF brick nearly new large and well
ranged, with oonyen lent stablng and yard room.
CBll on the proprietor at the house. : . -
TdeTu JOHN MlDDOR@.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01
For. Rent.


tAssa. THE STORE, No. an Market Street. Eas
II ''''' N'''' 49, '''''' '''' 0. p JOHNSON.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01

CePhAc Pills accomplish the object for which the,
were made, yis Cure Of headache In all ia forma,
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01

% ACRES OF LAND In Cherry Islhnd Marsh, nFAi
Do the Chrisana Light House. This land e In goo'
order for pasture. Apply 70 JOHN HUsBANDA'
Brandy wine Hundred. mar tR-H
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01

EOM 8ALN.

TWO ROOMS 10 the "a story Of House No. 500 shiplsy
street. newly pnperrd and gus, suitable for othcss-
inquire OF b. CHANDLER. No, 900 Market vt.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01

From dc Daily RsSs. NsgpOyi, RI
esephAlo pulls are taking The place OfaH KINDS.
Ifom ihe Commercial pupstfR Boslon, 4ass
Said TO be very efieasous for the headache.
From ne Commercial cinci,nat ohso.
Suffering humanity eau now be relieved.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01

The New York Seventh in camp upon the
race course, from which position they comsaans
the immediate approach TO the Long BRIDGE They
therefore occupy the position of n reserved guard.
The three Jersey regiments continue encainped on
the side Of the turnpike between the end OF the
causeway next the Long Bridge and Four-mils
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01

From he EpdpineT, No.folk, Va
with entire SUCCESS
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-06-20

L1LLMGroN New HANOVER Co., N. c., June II, 1861.
MEssRs. FULTON AND PRICE-Genuemtn On Friday
last the "Lipgton Rife Guards under Captain Hines,
took their leave for Warrenton North Carolina where they
will encanp until the first Regiment of Stae troops is made
up Of which they to form part This company is
composed young chiefly all determined to stand by
the Confederate flag to the last man. Inc ladles
of Ellington presented the Company with beautiful nag
through G. Mcleod, who made few brief remarks ex
pressing the hope that might be tanlshed by an
enemv stroke then committing it to the hands OF the gal
LIANT apain bidding him God speed in the glorious cause
in which he was engaged Captain Hines responded IN
short but patriotic speech vouchng for the loyalty OF ms
brave men expressing the high hope that his would
stand by that flag until the last if spch sad caIaml
ty might befall Them might be killed and only ore
should be lett, that then he might rot desert IT,
but die by it and if necessary make IT ms VINO
ing Sheet May God shield them from such q
dire calamity James A. Wright Esq. appeared ana MADE
quite patriotic speech setting forth the duty OF
plainly evincng that his whole soul engaged III ts
glorious defense of rights We hope soon to nave 9e
pleasure of knowing that his company has oeen lu aue
| up. May success crown all his efforts 1900 ,
This was a most solemn OCCASION mothers bidding thelr
sons farewell while fathers bade aeu to those brave sons
whom they had reared around their family affairs wen
with such spirit these cannot be repused
easily They left village and gone to share the
destnes country We hope however before great
while those familiar faces returning with those pleasant
smiles which characterize free and happy people
recious their health be preserved and
all their efforts and may the great
Ruler of nations lead both officers and men OF this brave
band VERITE SANS PUER.