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Battles In Missouri-The Capture Of =. Jim
Green" late U. $. Senator.
GCOrrespondence of The St,r1

correspondence OF The star
CANTON, Mo, July Q, Isot.-Ediror star will
give you some idea Of the war spirit existing In
this portion Of the State since the attempt me- e
by NJ Green's company "a brother of the worthy
Senator) to burn the railroad bridge near Pal
myra, his company, numbering $50 men, being
fePulsed by about So U. y troops The traitors
have been quiet until the evening Of the 4tb.
when fracas occurred in town, but without loss
OF life. About an hour afterwards the CAPTAIN Of
the Canton Guards, holding a captain commits
s!oI In the > service, shot on the street by
one Of our leading secessionists, while under ar
rest Efforts were made by the secession party TO
capture the prisoner. In the meantime scouts
went through the country to rally their forces,
tneir strength being among the farmers Union
men were dispatched to Quincy regiment
was Immediately rendered, and arrived before
the secessionists had come to the rescue We are
now safe from an attack, and scouting parties are
ranging through the country about the camp
Among the first taken was Jdnnss 6 Grssn He
was In town as the boat came In sight A detacb
ment OF troops, however, landed a mile below
town he saw them, dismounted, and made for
the timber. Their captain took his horse and
rode him into camp. scouting party was i'm
mediately mounted and sent In pursuit of Green,
and II was evening before they took him. some
twelve miles from town, on horse belonging to
bis brother On seeing him, one hred He again
attempted to dismount aud make for the woods !:
out failed, and delivered up his arms There are
now three prisoners under guard Other arrests
have been made, bu. traitors are liberated on tax
Ing the oath Of allegiance. What farce.
Four companies went to Monticello, the county
seat, this morning, where, II is reported, about
ore thousand secessionists have made a stand
about twelve miles from here.
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The Freedom Again Shells Matthias Point,
No Guns in Battery There-The Pawnee
Fishes up n Curious Internal Machine.

ne freeDOrn again Shells Matthias Point,
No Guns in Battery There-The Pawnae
Fishes up Curious Internal Machine.
Especial correspondence OF The Star
On BOARD THE FREEBoRN, (Potomac River }
July IL This afternoon, 1t. Lowry, command
ing, this vessel stood in TO within a hundred and
fifty yards Of Matthias' Point and treated the Sc
cession troops who were visible peeping through
the neighboring bushes and woods to about 20
SHELLS, some Of which fell evidently among them,
scattering them in different directions Three Of
the shells struck Grimes house, tearing big holes
through 1t. Ii is clear that there 4, no battery
Whatever at Matthias Point. On our way up the
river we found the enemy as busy as bees about
Aqua Creek, passing in and out OF their en-
trenchments there in considerable numbers
On Monday the Pawnee fished up an affair In
tended by the secesbers to operate as an Internal
machine, which, however proved to be quite HARM
Iess- IL had a fair chance at the Pawnee, bu. did
her no damage whatever. 1t consists Of two iron
bombs, each feet inches long and inches In
diameter, weighing 500 weight each. They are
swung to empty alright oil casks connected to.
gether by rope supplied with fsnermen's corks
gutta percha pipe and brass cock connect the
fnse between the bombs and oil casks The affair
proved dead failure, as all such rascally and
cowardIy attempts at assassinatio on are prone to
prove IL Uncle Sambo can fght men in no other
manner than In this Chinese fashion, he NAV an
well resort at once to the Chinese custom of e.
saying to frightening our crews by beating gongs
only.
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CROPS IN OHIo.-A gentleman, a resident Of the
southern tier Of townships In this county (says
the Cleveland Herald), In speaking not only Of
his township, but of Northern Ohio generally
saws that the present wheat crop 10 the best Weld
for the last ten years Thirty and forty bushels
per acre Will be realized In many felds. The
wheat is out Of the way Of xeavil and rust, and
the harvest will commence next week. Oats, too
are very heavy, and grass on new meadows is
good There is time enough yet for corn, and the
rain OF Monday sent the water to the bottom Of
the Totato hills.
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Spirit of the Morning Press

The Lnfs!l'geHesr calls attention to the remark
s6ls promptltude and unanimity Of the Represen-
taaves Of the people In Congress, In their Top
ton Of var measures FOR the suppression Of rebel
lion.
The R.Pa1!IeaH has experienced sudden con-
vssion TO the wisdom OF Gen. Scott's tactics, and
says: i" Can -:e rot wait week or a month TO see
the plan pushed TO It's full perfection, or shall We
with impatient c!amOF, thwart its end.r' Just
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Enrcrr1rr .I.n.nnn H.

EXECUTIVE MANSION. June 20. 1861
Col. John Fry My De r Sir: Ii gives me very
great pleasure to be the medium of the transmits,
sion OF these weapons, to be used In the defense
OF national sovereignty upon the soil of Kentuc
Though some wears have passed since 1 left NV
native State, have never eensed O contempIate
her progress In happiness and Prosperity with
sentiments of fond ard tlial pride In every IF.
f1rt OF industrial energy, in every ENTERPRISE OF
honor and yalor, my heart has been with her.
And | rejoice In the consciousness that. at this
time, when the institutions to whose sterInU
care we owe all that We have Of happiness and
glory are rudely assailed hy ungratefuI and par
ricidal hands, the State OF Kentuc Nv, ever trna
and loyal, furnishes TO the insuted hss of the
Union guard OF her best and bravest sons ON
every field the prowe1s Of Kentuckians has he en-
manifested In the holy cause Of national defense
thev must Se invnc!blG.
Please accept, sir, these wea pons as a token of
the love shall never cease to cherish for INV
mother State, Of the pride with which have al.
WAYS regarded the exploits of her sons and Of the
confidence which l feel In the ultimate LOYALTY al
her people who whi never forgettin g the hom3 ge
which their beloved State may justly claim, stiII
remember the higher and grander allegiance due
10 our common country.
Yours, very sincerely, MARY LIycoIn
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II The secessionist sympathzers who have
reckoned Judge Hughes, Of Indiana among their
scanty number, will find that they have mistaken
their man, as we notice that he lately made flag
presentation speech at Camp vigo, distinguished
for Its bold dsnunciation of the secession treason
and he traitors.
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ooiNS TO WARRINGTON $50 De Ksv,, the
war correspondent of the LouIsvII,. tue
Thli.ng from the Confederate camp near Win,
chester, on the 18th Of June. says: " III
.. Uthetai Johnston and STAFF remain here with
the larger portion Of the army of thu Shan.,s
IL Lnay be that he will move soon and ns no,'a.
snadenly, and that he will take possession Of tb..
SaPltal In time TO enjoy Independence nav VAC
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p,.,ILAkk ERIR lsLANps-The Cleveland
IAN aa,noesief says BY late census Il apDears
on ,ha Is some w inhabitants permanent settlers
ERE ar, mostly on Put-in-Bay, Keiiey's. Sortb and
Mladie Bass Islands. There IL not octn, ,s..
yer, nor preacher among them: nor Is there
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u The wife Of Professor Longfellow was on
Tuesday night fatally burned Her dress took FIRE
and she was 30 much injured that she died a,
noon on wednesday. Prof. Longfellow himself.
In trying to save her life, was badly burned. but
will recover
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THE PATENT OFFIcs RKNovus
lowing to the decrease of IN. hr,i,..- 80!
lag out Of the state of the TIM a.. -.
ing di'inissa!s took place OF Tenn porarv CIerr.
si'so Per annum Viz: y. A. L,u,.u.. =,
mlcnigan; Jas ) Ewblnk, Of New Yorl "a
Horace Edelin,, OF MARYLAND. ana
La0ore''-j. Reynolds, $50 per month, I'M
500 per annum) s'ess' tau
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IL State Treasurer Dorsheimer and Attorney
General Meyers, Of New York, are In Washing
tor endeavoring to have all future volunteer,
from that State uniformed from the Federal
Treasury.
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IL Yesterday the revenue cutters In New York
hatoor Were all ordered TO get under weigh. but
owing to light Winds, they Were compelled IN
postpone sailing until TODAY
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" The remainder OF the Sumter arrison.
VINO Were CHARTERED at Fort Ham ilton, New York.
nave ieft Tor the seat Of war. They take the old
sumter flag with them rs their colors
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u Yesterday the steamer Ironside arrived {,
New York from Philadelphia with 900 81. pound
oox-shtli 900 llinch SHE'LL 400 9-inch she'll and
LOO 32-pound canisters. A
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AUCTION SALES.

By WALL & BAR NARD, AVouon
Corner Nissss So. aS1 soE.h sGfs Pc aC.
Do Arerios oa ro MORROW MORNING.
18th instant, at 70 O'Clock we viii sell IN froCt Of
the Auction Rooms, 50 bsss prime Mercer Pots
toes, BY weight
Al o. IS Earrel. prime Cod snd Ms ksrel. In
pickle.
Also. LOT Fancy Dry 60 sds 50.
Terms cash In spec @.
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" Inc famous race horse Klarikof has beep
burned 70 death on board railway train in Enc.
unSn Lo,a 81 vincent had just paid five thousand
he Doncastef st. Legsr '0A'o 'of
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LITTER FROM MRS LINCOLN 1T has been pub
lshed In the southern papers that the sympathies
OF the Presidents wife are with the secessionIsts
The following very handsome letter (says the
Louisville Journal received by one Of our fellow.
Kentuc kans does not indicate IT:
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SAY, STRANGER, WHERE ARE
A3 you, going! You seem 10 be in s great hur-
~" so am ] am gong to SMITHS, No. 4 90
Seventh street, to bug suit of Clothing The peo-
e say he has very moe assortment, and they say
ne sells them 30 cheap" Nots.-The last we saw
Of the stranger, ne was running up Seventh street
singing out "SMITH, No. 460." m n. SIN
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N@MEETING OF LOYAL CITIZENS OF
US MlSSOURl.-A meetno of The loyal oiti-
Washington, 20 give OK rrsssi' n "a their feelings
Of estimate and regard for Sebator johnson, Of
Fenne see, for his devotion 10 the Union whereat
was agreed to preser ar address to the Senator
Notice Is hereby given 10 such cl'iZs.s Of Mis-
SCUM, now m Washington, as NAV not be ADVISED
OF the proceedings and WIN are desIr1us Of par ic
pating therein, thar TIE drcss will be presented
on this day, Friday, 18TH July st the hour u TX
O'Clock IN the evening, at tue st. Charles Hotel
Nv Ordnr of tha
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MILITARY HORSE FOR SALE-A spirited
W Mo;gnn Horse, beautiful bay, of fine a
tsry purP sss. Apply I" p. BARTRO- NA
LOW Agricultural Warehouse, s5S Seventh ST.,
below Va. avenue. jy l2-lw
DRlCE ONLY 25 CENTS P0UNO-PHTL-
l. ADELPHIA PRINT BUTTER-In oder
t. meet the Increased demand for this unrIva led
Butter, have placed upon the route several addi-
tionsl tubs.
Securing my supplies direct from frst-o class dali
rles, parties purchasing of me can rely upon get
ting IL flesh and prime
GEORGE NJ. OYSTER,
Stall No. 350 Center Market.
~ 123- Between 18th and 9Th streets,
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S~THE UNION PRAYER MEETING
AZ viii be holden EVERY DAY in the English
Lutheran Church, corner of II and Eleventh sts
commencing at OcEOok p. m. and TO be Continued
al hour: stranger as well az citizens Of al de-
nominations are iuy!ted to attend and take part in
these social meetings. mH
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NTTHE. SUBSCRIBER RETURNS his
rs heartfelt thanks TO the members Of the
Franklin Fire Com amy, ard 10 the citI gems and
MI Ita'y. who aided in e. ngushlng the FIRE of
tAIs morning, thus saw his stock Of goods from
Destruction llt'l CHARLES ALLEN.
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MtMf s, OF II, IAE sEAIoF,wAR.-E spl..ald
$40, Pocket Mars Of all kinda
bsns sa Sfmp DtsssinE ca1es from - . to 90.
Psper snS EeSs sna seaonefy Of ell hRds, f2g
To- rAss, Bfnnsrs and Badges, Views Of Iyashias-
weekly Papers. @"e'' s"'' eAs
FRENCH q RIcHsTBINs
Nv Intel 4 Rsp16l aisrS sssssS
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CHEF ASSISTANT QgARTERMAsrER,

s. WASHING ron, ID c. Jaws Eas1
shALND PROPOSALS Will be recei we'd AZ tb1s H..
.nut ~ N on the 18th instant 20 fQruish ~, 800
tvEuH thousand bushels Of Oats 10 he dsitr,rr,.4
- the nehrsa1 Depot or AZ g street wharf HssS
lhssoh, Y, OF or before SOth day Of Univ itsS
81 ne oes 70 be feosived b' weight al TIE rfra ~
(Szl thrty-tvo pounds 10 the haehel AMI 70 - =,
up IN GOOD, sshstsStiai sacks OF ahout I've ~
tn. ttse 81 sldiLi9nsl cost q Govsramsnf.
Good and sufhcent security viii he reaSseSs e..
tne ia . iment Of the CONTACT Veiot
ne Assistant u az rtermastar reserva. a.. -.
% REJECT al bids that may be geea,sd TO- ~. hba
cred. A n a. ne ~ 9ets Are celiv-
Oo 10 Assistant q usrtermaster ~ IA
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WATER REGISTRARS OFFICE,
CTTy HALL IuIy a

WATER REGISTRARS OFFICE,
CRY HALL. July ist, isa.
=. ALL WATER TAKERS are ke,sbv .a,;S.S
LA theIr W ateE Rents for the year coul,oencrns
Office ~" Se CIV Peseole ~ this
The following lie the Law OF the Corpor,tin, San
reasuon 70 dehnque watsr-takeIs" viz.
In ali cases of tbs non pAymept Of "a. x-.,.
rent Tor thirty days after the same In due - -
aote, the water Registrar shall motif, re M
vsy9r OF sncn define nenoy, and the taId psfyeSor
snaI dlscontinue the supply OF water lmp,ed 10,
oy cutting on the water a. the main anf n, b.n
not SLOW 10 70 be ain used in SAID de- 49,.
premises except on notification by the Waisr ~.
.lstIar that the water rent has teen ps,aIas -
tne OF outing of and restorinS ~ So~ ~
The Law will be enforced. ~
;, RANDOLPH CoYls,G.
~ I'm llntelI Water Rsskxrar
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WANTS

WANTED-A WOMAN TO do general housA-
w work. References required A ply TO J. p.
BARTH DLO~, Sc Missoari av. Jyl2-st
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y
"A =

Pendant Pabsence de Mr.. Phaner
Prudhomme Ia listes de "s%ouscriptions
de recolto pour Ia defense des Flats
Contedtr4s," sera deposss an magastn
dc NM. Mdtoyer freres
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Az CORSET DOR.
W. PRE- II "A.

No. rs, rue Dc Chartres, ID premier,
A rsorcE hux marchands, que par suite
n arrangements pris en- Europe, il rece-
Yra CONSIGNMENT un~ superbe ct Grand mssors
ti'nent de cOrsets de tous genres ct de
toute qualite, quill livrera a DIES prix plus
avantageux que ceux de New York AT
v. Pretht.s %faisant une specialize du corset
depnis nonihre d'annees. otfre aux marct,ands
DIES avantages gu'ils ne trouveront MULE part,
IL les prize de vouleir bien l'lronorer de leur
vislte syant dacheter a%illeurs.
CORSETS.
Reeu par les derniers arrivages d'Europe
nm cUtnpiet assortment de cursets no1veaux,
apprles Ceinture Regente, article de haute
houyeaute parisienne, a vepdre en- gros seule.
ment.
I'm lot de jupes franchise, haute nouveaute,
Ell Grin ct mouseline.
I'm assortment de corsets dun tissu tout
q jour, dit CORSET ORIENTAL, fait espresso
nient pour 10 maison V. Pretat.
Gsy" Les ordres de Ia Champagne seront
remplis avec ponctualite.
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Enforcement dun V0lontaire

Vendredi, d quatre henres de l'spr6s
midi, leg compagnies des Chasseurs 4
pied ct des Natchitoches Guards, &c
r6unissaient deyant l'hotel de Mr.. Gil
annoni, Dams cette maison venait
d'expirer le brave volontaire Samuel
schoolcr, ,a~ppartenant au a5me re
giment du Texas, aujoardhui en- Vir'
ginie. Get homme - soldat de Pin
dependence de son pays etalt age
de 81 ans ct, les papiers qu'on trou'
trouves dams son petit baggage, prou,
vent dune maniere evidente que &c
TAFT un brave ct digne soldat. Atteint
par Ia maladie, il fut obligd de gutter
les ranps de larmte pour yenir &c re-.
tablir dams ses foyers. La mort Ia
saisi en- route, dams une vile on il
venait peut-etre pour Ia premiere fois.
Les deux compagnies militaires des
Natchitoclies mont point oubli6 que
tout soldat ttait I'm frere, ct ont accom-
payne 4 so derniere demeure ce ytte-
ran volontaire. Apras Ia ceremonie
qui a u lieu a l'6glise protestante, ct
les paroles p%rononcdes par le ministre
qui rendait les derniers devoirs all
soldat citoyen lie convoi q pris Ia
route du cimetiere, touiours militaire.
mcnt aecompsgn6. lie temps sombre
ct brumeux lie roulement triste ct
plaintiff du tambour ; latitude dighe
des soldatg, tout en- i'm mot contribu-
ait 4 bonner 4 Get enforcement quel.
que chose d'emouvant.
Apres la descento du %cercueil dams
la fosse, vingt coups dc feu ont etc ii.
res ct les doux compagnies sont reve
nues a leur lieu de depart, apres avoir
rendu IN homInage m6rit6 q colui quo
les rudes fatigues de la guerre a%yaient
conduit au tombeau.
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DERNIERES ~NOUVELLES.

Les evtnements commencent a prem
DIRE IN tournure decisive. La refine
Victoria q rtuni un %conseil privt
Windsor le 80 novembre tous les mi
nlstres Y assistaicnt. On o decide
funanimitd que l'actc du San Jdciatc
etait Il violation claire du droit des
gems, ct quill fallait en- dcmander rdpa-
ration.
lie London Tines dit que les instruc-
tons de lord Lyons sont concucs dams
lie language lie plus ,fcrme. LIE Pest dit
que Tacts est une violation nagrante
du droit dcs gems, ct unc ~insulte dirccte
a rAngleterro.
lie Times dit que la Grande Bretagnc
commencera par brissr lc hlocus des
ports du Sud pour aflranchir lindustrie
ct METRE un tcrme 4 la famine du CO
ton. Ellie ouvrira dcs relations CONNER
ciales avcc les Etats Conftdtres qui ne
desirent pas de mcilleurs clients.
La France a en- des communications
rAngleterre ct unc p%olitique mu-
suelle a etc arr6tee. La presse trancsise
s'accorde A condamner l'acts du Sm
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Jdeiato Of conseillea iAngIeterrc den
voyer DIES tenforts au Canada.
Les derniers nunieros DIES iotrfntix
anglais confinement des articles aniere-
ment hostiles aux fed6raux. lie Times
dit que Ia politique de Seward rend
forcee une querelle avec pAngleterre,
ct il predit un blocus immsdiat ct com
plet DIES ports du Nord, Ia destruction
du blocus dn Sud, ct Ia reconnaissance
du Sud par rAgleterre ct Ia France. II
dit aussi que la Franse = pris 10 meme
decision que pAngleterre.
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Fetc dcs pompiers.

Jcudi dernicr, a Gu lieu Ia fate dc,
pompiers. A dix heures, Ia procession
&c mettait en- marche ayant en- tete lef
Cllasseurs A pied. lie dtflt a tte ma
gniique ct 10 pompc ornee avec an
grand godt, ttait surmont6e dune
charmanto couronne dc fleurs artiti.
c%icllcs, qu'on dit atrc lUuvrc de char.
nants doigts itminins.
Apres ub dthl6 dams Front Street,
Ia procession a fait une halte dcvant
10 nouvs lle maison des pompiers, qui
q tte achcvte, grace au concours do.
.voad dc N. Matthew Backen, ayant
bien voulu Sc charger dc cetto entire.
prise dams DIES temps aussi diniciles.
Lee Chasssurs 4 pied ont alors form6s
leurs faisceaux ct ont etc invites q
venir &c rafrnichir dams Ia sale. lie
tout q dt6 fait avec unc courtoisie
.chsrmante de la part des pompiers ct
.des soldats invites par eux. La pro.
,oession s'est cnsuite remise en- mar.
che ct a parcouru les divers quar-.
tiers dc 10 vile, pour sc rendre de
nouvcau a Ia maison dc Ia pompe on
I'm lunch await etc prepare. L'honneur
de commcncer les premiers 4 encore
dc nouvau cts fait aux Chasseurs A
pied, Franchcment mons cussions pre-.
fere une chose c'est de ~fraterniser
n table avec les pompiers, CONNIE nous
avions fraternist dams leur procession.
En- effot, los Chas,ours a pied comp.
tent dams leur compagnie environ
quinze pompiers, ct les autres mem.
bres ayant promis d'aller 4 tous les
inccndies, mont .jamais failli 4 CO de-
voir. Nous eussions done tt6 heureux
dc pouvoir frategniscr Gu tout ct ponr
tout avec uno compagnie qui merite
restime OF 10 reconnaissance dc toute
notre CO nmunaute. On Sc sent salts.
iait dc marCher avec DIES hommes, oui
SO sont otlert s%pontantmcnt ct i leur
frais pour prtseryer notre vile Go
tout desastre, ct ciest en- celia que les
Chasseurs a pied sont reconnaissance
do lhonneur qui lcur a ste fait en- les
inyitant a cette ctrdmonie.
Plusieurs toast ont Ste portes, al.
ternatiycment dams Tune ct l'autre
compagnie /: tells qu'aux Pompiers ct
AUX Chasseurs a pied. IL serait trop
long d'tnumdrer les autres. Quill nous
sufisc dc dire que cette solennit6 s'est
Acknowledgement bien pass6e SOU tous
les rapports. C'ost en- groupant les
hommes entrouX, en- les faisant frater.
niser que Ion arrive a l'honncur ct a
lesprit de corps, qui dome t%oujours
AL citoyen n plus grande somme de
iignite ct Inc plus grande emulation
ians accomplishment de ses deyoirs.
Apres unc artre promenade ct la
'emise du drapeau des C~hasseurs !
a chez lie capitaine, les deux compa- I
!, lies &c sont rendues a l'angle de Ia
-uc St-Denis u Front Street, ct Sc .
sont cordialencnt separees apres une
presentation d'armes aux rompiers. .
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GRA N d TOM
PAR LA sOC1ETf MlLITAIRE DIES
DANES DE NATCHITOCHEs.

Lie JEUD1 s6 dacembrc aura lieu ala
nouvelle kaison de Cour lie tirage dun,
grande tombola don't les funds SOM
c%onsacres 4 vepir en- aide 4 cette sociste
lie prix de chaque ticket est de Gin
1uante cents. Les p~ersonnes psuvent
inscrire leur nom jusqn'au moment du
'tirege. L'entrte eat libre. lie public
eat prize dc vouloir bien repoldre q
Fappel qui lui est fait pour une entire
prise don't lel ben6fice reviendra A noe
volontaires.