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Card Of ACKNOWLEDGING
Editors Chfr1po Trihune.

Ihe ladies' having charge OF the recent picnic
thanks to all those gentlemen who go generously
volunteered their aid upon the occasion, and es-
pec.ally TO the ladies and gentlemen Of aurora for
the prompt and bountiful manner in which they
provided for the pleasure and comfort of their
gueste, and added to the profits Of the excursion
And will son allow Us, Mesars. Editors: through
yonr widely circulated paper, to say to the ladies
Of our denomination thfonehout the Northwest,
that the debt which has so long embarrassed the
when the fa term Of the Institution shall open it
will be- in this respect, under brighter auspices
Il the ladies in this and the adjoining States will
labor in this with the interest and efficiency
manifested by the Chfcago ladies', we shall not
again fail to meet our promises Of aid when it Is
Mns. 8. c. BARTLETT, Sec. Ladies' Com.
REV. J, Il. Dill. Treas.
Chicago Light Guard, Attention.
Ton are hereby ordered to be at your. Armory,
corner Of Randolph and State streets. this Tues
day evening, at o'clock. Business ofimportance
"l'A N0''l' '''0N' B 81. THesaAs, commandant.
fFA At Sherman House, wedding and '' can''
cards, written and engraved. Five qu1res French
| paper and envelopes, elegantly stamped for four
dollars. Call in parlurs. For samples mall two
! stamps to '* Yankee Card Writer. je21-6t
W~ Deafness and Diseases Of the Eye and Ear
successfully treated By Dr. j. B. Walker, Oculist
and Aurist III South Clark street, Chicago je216t
Widows Declaration for Bounty Money aud
| Arrears.
| Widows Declaration for Ha1fpay.
Heirs Declaration for Bounty Money and Ar
| rea1s.
Soldiers Declaration for Bounty Money and Ar
| rears.
Officers Certificates Of Soldier5' Disability.
Surgeons Certificates Of Soldiers Disability.
Invalid Pension Claims.
Sent by mail, post paid, at seyenty-ave cents
per quire. Address
/ TRIBUNE OFFICE.
Chicago, Illinois.
Great closing out sale ofPaper Hangings, st
F. E. Rigby's, 50 Randolph street. je31m
60 to John Jones, 1l9 Dearborn It,, and get you1
clothes thoroughly cleaned and neatly repaired.
noV14
"CaN Oh Dunlop, sewen d Spalding for Printing. :
noV1-h27i-ly
H Buy paper hang1sgs Of Chsse d Co., 11
Randolph street. nh 32-3m
J W For cleaning and dying gentlensn'e elothe
90 to Cook l. Mclean, 98 Dearborn street. ThI
old establiehedhouse do better and cheaper worl
, than any Ia the city. chilly
, 1862-06-24

Print Cloths In Providence,
The Providence journal Of the 18th states that
"Pftnt cloths haye taken an upward turn, and
standard 6416 are strong at 7szzc, with very few
samples On the market at that price,
, 1862-06-24
HOPE,

Occasionally lot is sold in the country at II to
16 cents, according to quality. The v1ne IS well
Up aud is looking very promtsing.-Cooperst rstossn
LN, ~ Journal
, 1862-06-24
MONETARY.

MONDAY EVENING, June %, 1861.
Business to fair amount WIS done to-day; but
bankers still complain Of scarcity Of paper. The
fact is money Is abundant and all really first class
bneiness paper is readily passed at the banks at
from to 10per cent. discount.
New York Exchange is not quite 50 plenty, but
rates are etin the came, Viz: par buying and 4
selling Oh round lots; X on small parcels and col
lections.
Gold Is f1mer. We quote as follows: 51slG6
buying; selling GAG6k- Most sales are made at
the upper figure. In New York it was reported
at 6A.
1Lno1s BAHKs.-The following Illinois bank4
haTins made good their ees2curities and comn11ed
with the Law appointing agencies for redemption.
Sc, are now taken IS other currency by the Chi
cago City Banks. The amount Of the circulation
IL taken from the last report Of the Auditor They
are the few kernels Of wheat sfted from something
like hundred or more " stumptail" banks, which
sunk out OF sight in the beginning Of last year.
As by the amended law redemptions are enforced
and Illinois bonds only can be used as securities
hereafter. 1t is believed they Will be kept good
| beyond any contingency.
BANK OF spART4, IL.
The circulating notes Of the Bank Of Sparta vii
hereafter be redeemed at the Traders Bank, Chi
raptr. III.
, 1862-06-24

The Wool Trade In Canada
The ST. Mary drgas Gays the wool trado WAS
never more active than at present prices ranging
from s0134c 2 b.
, 1862-06-24
THE CITY.

ORR COUNTRY CoCsns CoN1ya.-The Bap.
tist Sunday School Of Joliet gives an excur-
sion to this city on the coming Fourth.
, 1862-06-24

0AIAEVHs +u1tA.s uAG 444 4cU@.
To David 4. Gage, Esq, Treasurer, and others:
DEAR S1Rs: Being advised that You and num-
ber of your fellow citizens are about to erect q
monument to the memory OF the late Stephen A.
Douglas, the expenses to be betrayed by voluntary
extend to you my efforts in forwarding the compile
tion Of your noble purpose. Personally enter
tanned for Mr.. Douglas q high respect, whilst the
patriotic manner in which he 1oet sight Of all po-
Itical differences, and sustained the Administers
tion for the support and perpetuation OF the
Union. brought forth my gIatltude- Therefore.
gentlemen, respectfully offer you for the purpose
tion Of the Great Show in Chicago; the arrange
meDts to be made under Jour direction. Ii agree
able to yon, I would suggest Friday afternoon,
June eth, inst, as suitable occasion.
I shall await your letter Of acceptance at Ka1a-
mazoo, where ehall be on Friday next, the 2Gth
Inst. Yours, respectfully,
Dan. Rice.
OFFICE OF TIE D. n. Assoc'H Dearborn St.
CHICAGO, June II, 1852.
Mr. Dan. Rice. Kalamazoo, Michigan:
Sm:--In behalf Of the Executive Committee Of
the Douglas Monument Association, I hare the
addressed to 3D. A. Gage, Treasurer, and Others v
exhibition at Chicago OF the Great Show ;. now
under your management, for the benefit Of this
| Association and its object.
am instructed by the Committee to express
their esteem Of the patriotic sentiments expressed
| BY you, and their thanks for your liberal offer,
| and their acceptance OF the same. rdia1ly con
| curing In the time named by you, namely: the
/ afternoon Of Friday, June 9Th.
| Eery respectfully, Sir. your obdt serv't
| LEONARD w. ToLK, Secretary.
, 1862-06-24

The subscriber would respectfully inform his patrons
snd the public generally, that he has connected with
hIs Paper Banging business the manufacturing Of Bed
ding. Having thorough knowledge Of the business
and intending at al times to keep On hand fun g.
sos.neut In all Its branches, and To be prepared to
manufacture to order In quantity and qualify second
70 house In the city, he hopes to merit IN h1s
business heretofore received In his old share Of
patronage. He takes this opportunity TO thank hiA
friends and patrons for their many favors In the past
and copes to be doably Etatstal in the future.
E. G. L. FAXOH.
, 1862-06-24


Circulation. .es656s
Securities as follows:
Illinois bonds Of '79. 81 ,O00. %
Internal improvement. 3,463 80
/" War loan. an......................... 500. 20
Ohios Of -. ----...-.-.............. 6,000.u0
Present value Of securities, s,-........... saooe %
CALCULATION 26, ,568 90
Surplus value Of securities over cirrula-
ton. .4sa. 90
Circulation.
Alton Bank. at Alton. 81, ,416
Bunk Of Bloomington. at Bloomington. 49,. IS 600
Bank Of Galena, at Ga1eua-. 1880
Bank OF Northern Illinois, at Waukegant
(tedeemed In coin by audftor) ........,.-. .....
Bank Of Peru, st Peru, tredeemed in colnby
Bank of sparts al spa1ts. s56s
City Bank, at OTTAWA. 5,6l7
eo%Ss:lsaa Ss az ceant5 Bank at s;o
E. I. Tirkham j. Co.'S Bank. at McLeansbo-
70, Gedeemed By auditor In coiu}. ......
Kane County Bank. at Geneva 1,737
Mahaive Bank. At Marion. ...-.--.--........ 6,681
Marine Bank Of Chicago, At Chieago.-....-. 1881
Mclean County Bank, at Bloomtngto a..... II $50
Mechaniea' Bank, at Hardin. 1923
Reapers' Bank at Fairfield st, 48s
Enited States Stock Bank, at Sparta....... 8874
Union Bank, at Benton. coo
| MuwAUkEE-The Sentinel OF this morning
Gays;
The tendency Of the money market at the close
| Of the week was towards more frmness in e1-
change. On Saturday the banks took New York
drafss at discount to par. and the selling price
s9Gy af Fer ed ss1s BRasa Fl
| u.ium; selling rate nominally 6k07 premium.
| Treasury notes, old issue, buying At 1925 PIE
, 1862-06-24

Flour and Grain in Store In Chicago.
The following table shows the amount Of wheat
-four and corn in etore on the 2sd inst, compared
with the amount in store week since and that in
store at the same periGd in 1Ef1.
, 1862-06-24
CHICAGO DAILY mARKRT.

Grain sold in stor,s'' Is subject to 2e stor01s
srhich u paid dy the buyer, e9czusirs Of the prsce
paid for hs grain to tie Seller. TFhen sdls is
made, in achich the seller pays tie storage II is
QN0ted y f1se 0( s&oraQs,' or ~. Q. b.
, 1862-06-24

Chicago Light Guard, Attention.
Ton are hereby ordered to be at your Armory,
corner Of Randolph and State streets. this Tues
day evening, at o'clock. Business ofimportaucs
will come before the meeting.
B. F. THOMAS, CommandAnt.
, 1862-06-24

HERoD's TENP1E.-A very fine model Of
the ancient temple at Jerusalem will be ex-
hibited at the Bethel church, corner Of Wells
and Michigan streets, this evening, at guar
ter to eight o'clock, BY Rev. Dr.. Reader, who
will accompany the expedition With lecture
On the ancient temple and many Of the i'm
portant events Herewith connected.
, 1862-06-24

60 to John Jones. LIS Dearborn It,, and get your
clothes thoroughly cleaned aud neatly repaired
ppY19
, 1862-06-24

AT Sherman House, wedding and '' cal''
cards, written and engraved. Five qutzes French
paper and envelopes, elegantly stamped for four
dollars. Call in parlors. For samples mail two
stamps to s* Yankee Card Writer. jc2I-6t
, 1862-06-24

"CaA Oh Dunlop, Beweu &Spalding for Printing"
noV11-h27ily
B Buy paper hangisgs Of Chase 3 Co., 100
Randolph street. nh 2913n
, 1862-06-24

W For cleaning and dying gentleman clothes
60 to Cook Il Mclean, 98 Dearborn-stree This
old established house do better and cheaper work
than any Ia the city. ebQ47
, 1862-06-24

WHKHEAs, The Legislature Of the State Of ILL.,
no1s having passed an act incorporating the Chi
cago Reform School With the avowed Intention Of
making it an institution for the reformation Of
vicious boys and others who happen to be left
without any lawful guardians ; and
WHEREAS, The Common Council are compelled
to levy tax upon all classes Of the tax payers Of
the city for the support and rnaintananca Of shid
Reform School II behoores the Common Council
to jealousy watch the manner In which the taxes
are uRed. and see that they are expended in accor
dance with the intentions Of the Legislature when
they Incorporated tho institution; and
WHIREAs, There is reason to believe thst the
present Directors and Board Of Guardians Of tho
the intention Of the Legislature In the sct of in
Go1po1ation hut are acting 1n direct violation OF
The Constitution Of the United States and the
State Of Illinois, which guarantees civil and re.
| Hg1ous liberty to eEery citizen and the right to
worship God according to the dictates Of hts OWL
| co, science; and ....
| WnEHEAs, The Catholic tax payers and citlzena
, 1862-06-24
MEETING OF THE COMMON
COUNCIL,
THE CITY TREASURER WANTS MORE
SAlART!!
THE REFORM SCHOOL TO BE
INVESTIGATED.
Fourth Of July Celebration.

A meeting Of the Common Council WINS held
last evening. Present: His Honor. the Mayor.
A1de: Edwards, Hoyt, shimp, Hshn, Tits
worth, BaIagwanath, schal1, Holden, Graves,
White, shufeldt, Couisky, and Sheridan.
The minutes Of the last u. etinr Were read
and approved.
Petitions and COMMUNICATIONS were pre-
sented and referred as follows:
THE BOARD OF TRADE ON TIE RIVER NU1s-
ANCE.
a contamination from the Board Of Trade
was Presented, Is follows:
10 tas Honorable, the Mayor, and khs Common
GouncA q khs CITY q G1Icdgo;-Ata meeting q
following memorial was adop:ed, and Instructions
given the President and Secretary to sign the eame
and present to your honorable body:
Trade doing business on the banks Of the Chicase
BODY ioe mmedase relst rom the sicEtning AMI
1ee business of al Kinds VII be dven Gs om 1T It
and sickness and death surround us on every hani
throughout the city.
tion in tie matter, feeling wei assured our citi
zens will sanction any measure you may adop
that will save them from its peslllentlsl e6scta"
c. T. WHEELER. President.
4 communication upon the same subjec
from the Board OF Public Works, which III
present elsewhere, Was alsp read.
TIE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS AUTHORIZED II
ABATE TIE NCI6AECE.
Aid. Hoyt offered the following:
WHEREAS, The present impure condition Of tn
| water In the Chicago river Is dangerous to th
health OF our citizens. snd more At the presen
Eeaeon OF the year than any ether; and whereas
the vast commercial Interests Of this city deman
that no obstacle whatever should for q day lie Il
the great highway Of Its prosperity; and whereas
name Of our city, require that some measures b
taken to remedy the great evil that lies almost q
| the door Of all our people; therefore, be it
| and are hereby directed to take immediate actio
In this matter, and that they use any anda mean
, 1862-06-24

WANTED-A young Girl to as.
~ sist in taking carr II children. Apply. with
references Mt a6l West Adams street. Jelss5l1-lw
NTANTEr-AA situation of some
~ kind In respectable business bva young man
who. for the last io1r years has had Charge Stone
and Marble ard. 1T thr East and has tic ability ami
inclination to make himself generally usefu! in any
ohection t. going in the country. Address S.: Post
Otdce Box 314i, Chicago. je13-62;01W
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E.ocnIilio. and Di.tnncr..

Route from Richmond to Yorktown, by way
Of Richmond and York river railroad and York
river.
FairOaks station, seven miles cast Of Rich
mond, and AZ intersection Of raiizead - -
mile road. which connects county roads crcss-
inc the Chickahominy above and below the
railroad crossing. York river railroad crosses
Chickshominy swamp, (stresm being only hl.y
feet in width at this point, with very lstle iall)
Just twelve miles east Of Richmond, over Tastlo
work six hundred feet long and eighteen feet
IN hight.
This bridge was burned by COnfedeTata
forces in retreat from Yorktown.
Tunstalrs station, twenty miles esss Of Rlch-
mond and four miles west Of White House. At
this point Gen Stuart crossed the railroad In
making the circuit Of the enemy.
White House, (ownsd by Col. William Henry
Fizhugh Lee, son Of Gen. Robert I. Lce,) Is
twenty -four miles east Of Richmond, at tho
crossing Of the Panunksy, which is here crossed
over = pile bridge seven hundred feet-l long, Win
a McCallum draw in the center Of the stream
This bridge was also completely destroyed 0y
the COnfedeTsies. be-
Vessels drawing fourteen feet CT Wa5er run up
the Pamunkey TO this point.
West Point terminus of the York river Tall-
road thirty-eight and a half miles east OF Kien-
mond. AZ the head Of York river, the conhuencs
of the Mattaponi and PamunSey.
York river carries eighteen feet Of water az
low tide to the wharves at this place.
Yorktown, twenty-five miles below West
! Point and sixty-three and a half miles from
Richmond
At this point is the deepest water inside OF the
canes of Virginia, sufficient 20 ttOat the com
bined nsvies of all the world.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-17
Humorous Tax Suggestions.
ho Continental Monthly suggests the follt

Tho Continental Monthly suggests the follow
ing;
For every button on coat, cents,
For carrying cane, 81.
For lorgnons or quizzing glasses 81.
For using muciage, , cents per pot.
Pencils and pens, 81 per snnum.
On ell keys in use, 6 cents
For kissing anybody except relatives, % cents
each time. N. B.-Engaged couples may
commute for $40 par month
For ringing door-balls or using knockers,
cent
For using screper or mat before door, cent.
For not using scraper or door-mat, 81
For looking at a lady anywhere, $40
For shaking hands with ladies', 10 cents.
For not squeezing said hands when circum-
stances favor $40.
For quoting French, % cents.
For recording anything not your own business,
$50
For talking in the opera, SO.
For asking friends to take tickets to nything,
$lOO
For reading your own compositions to any
one, 81.
For doing same to editor, or Offering to do it,
$1,000.
For borrowing anything, 81.
For staying later than II p. NJ. when calling,
s. per hour.
For pointing out a millionaire, % cents.
For talking Of your appetite, or diseases, OF
describing what you like to eat or drink, 81.
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TO THE
Planters
OF
MISSISSIPPI And LOUISIANA!

CURSCRIBERS 20 ths PRODUCES LOAN, and ctaars
- who NAV row be disposed 70 Subscribe their COTTON
CKoPs a-e notHad tlst under resur act Of Corsres
tie same viii be taken by the Government sts far
valuation in a1essss-fr -ts eIGtt per cent. bonds
nicn osE be readiy used II ordinary mercantile ,raus
ctions
Planters and O'hsrs having such cotton. proper y
bael ana securely housed 10 uxties Of twenty bales
snq over VII please sdiress ct JscEsla, Mss care
ot J. q I. Green, stating the quantity and qusiiiy Of
the cotton, and tie prices asked
he bond Wll be delivered Et tie tine OF the pur-
chase bui the cotton VII remain ia the custody OF the
auter- who must obze himself take 6us ard prop
er care Of the some ana deliver IT, ee of charge st the
nearest shipping point whenever requested do So
The planter is not expected irfurs the cotton aus
VIII not &c resp ,nzbl8 for t. if blrre5 when rhrest
ened oy the eremy- Were the S.a5e bss ldvauced
upon Get on lis lien II case Of safe n &c removed by
the parriss.
Proposals oT she sac Of Other articles necessary 10
tie army payable in bonds, vii be received hy ne.
= D. DEBOW.
G=narFl gent Produce Loan
Sub egsn's Of the Pr0iuce L7aa ia Mississippi and
Aouisisna requested s-so receive p cDesas ard
forward 7heu 20 me ric1F-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-17

GEN. HUNTERS NEGRO BRIGADE.-Lieut.
Luther G. Riggs, of the lst South Carolina vol
unteers, writes US that Col. Arthur M. Kinzie,
commanding that regiment, is now st Washing
ton on business connected with this branch Of
the service. He also says that Gen. Hunter has
recently issued an order for the forming OF three
additional regiments, and that the officers, in
part, have already been selected aud designated
Capt. James D. fessenden, Of Maine (son Of the
Senator), late of Berdsn's shaypshooters, and
aid-decamp on Gen. Hunters staff, is, in the
absence of Col Kinzie, in command of the first
regiment. The brigade is at present under com
mand of Col. Morrow, also of Gen. Hunters
staff, who probably will be constituted brigadier-
general. Gen. Hunter is said to take great pride
in these dusky soldiers and visits them often,
bringing with him all distinguished military and
civic guests, upon which occasion the brigade is
ordered cut on dress parade. "-Ae,o HgUeH
Journal
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-17
VOLUME XIII, NO. 1869
IYa.Aington RHm0r..

The regular correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Commercial thus refers to toe rumOrs sfOss in
the Federal capital on the 9th inst.
I That Washington is a city pZolifc in ruraors,
none win question who have speut a week within
its borders in the exciting times Of politics or Of
\ war. This morning has given birth to a swarm
Of such, and out Of their multitude and contra
/ dictory character, will cite only the following
/ as fan samples Of the whole:
/ Rumor No. THAT Gen. Mcclellan is fully
sustained by the President, who declares his
retreat from Richmond the grandest and most
heroic military exploit on record.
Rumor No. 2-That Gen. Mcclellan has been
superseded in command Of the army Of the Po-
tonac and Withdrawn from active service for the
| present
Rumor No 3-That Gen. Wilkes has Just been
ordered TO take Immediate command Of the
squadron on James river, rjes Commodore
GodsboTOugh, ordered 70 a subordinate sphere
Rumor No. 4-That Gen. Burnside is the
coming man, who is 10 superseds everybody else,
take Richmond. and finish the war
RumOr No. 5-That Secretary Stanton is to
hold his place but one week longsT-lbs differ
ence between him and the President (who sus-
tsins McClellsn), being irreconcilable.
Rumor No. 6--That the question Of the sue
censorship Of Gen. Mcclellan lies between Gems.
Pope, Mitchell and Burnside, with the chances /
greatly in favor Of Pope.
Rumor No. THAT Major Gen. Mcclellan is
again reinststed as commandsI-in-chisf Of the
whole army, and all the military departnsnts-
before he took The fold y iih the army Of the
Potomac.
Rumor No. S-( This one is true. That Gen.
Burnsides command has arrived IN James river
and viii join Mcclellan to-day or tomorrow.
Rumor No 9-That the Senate viii resolve, |
this week, to continue in permanent session, On /
account Of the critical state Of affairs es to vol
unteering and foreign Intervention.
RumoT No. IO.-fhst the House Of Represen-
tatiYes, persuaded that they can DO far more for
the military service Of the country at home
among their constituents than here in Washing
ton, viii call upon the President, in case Of such
action by the Senate, to exercise his consdlU-
tionsl prerogative, and adjourn Congress with |
out further delay.
RumOr No. III This IL an old one revived Z
That Gen. Banks is to be Secretary Of War, in !
place cf Secretary Stanton.
RuI1or No. I2.-That Gen. BuelTs army pass
cd through Baltimore on Saturday IN 500 cars, I
en- route to reinforce Mcclellan.
RumOr No. l3.-Tbat Gen. HslleCk telegraph |
ed to the War Department yesterday, that Beau
regards army was still in UEb-Oken force In The
southwest.
Rumor No. I4-That Gen. Mcclellan has de- /
Glazed that the majority of Beauresari's army |
came out Of Richmond to attack him, and mum /
bers Of them were actually taken prisoners by |
his troops.
Rumor No. lj.-Thas none Of Hallsck' force, |
either BUelrs division or any other, have left |
the West or been ordered TO do so.
There are many others, il possible, still more |
wild, but perhaps your readers will think the
above sufficient.
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General ozders no. 9.
SPECIAL DEPARTMENT. :

I II
GRENADA, Miss, Juue I'D 1862.
IL conformity with SpecisI Orders No. : dated at
L. he2dqusrteTs Mississippi Stste Troops MsOr+3en-
eras Office Cantor Juns 18th 1892 Brigsdis snera
II T. Berry or ID his EbseuCe the commanders Of reFi
nsufs and baslous Of Lis brigade VII call out ias
nlin.e OF his brigade lor immediate service IN The
field.
Il. These Ul1u5s men Wiz meet On twenty four hours
notice az t5er respective comfy ssts, sgch ether
more convenient points as may Be desiena-ed by tbsr
commanders hsvirg in view concentration 10 advance
of tue IGiRhatchie river tla greet rgirosd thor
oughfsre, 70 resist ard impede the progress OF the enc
my.
Ill These troops VII supply their own arms and
make rsqcis.ton the Autsut General OF the State
toz smmuniti TO the extent Ct fly rounds per man
and their subsistence vii be purchased in thelr
Fpeeve district By competent srEcsn beio-grg 10 the
respective bsttsii0ns.
". Commanders of bsttsions sn5 companies VIII re
pot Immediately heir -gauizs ion sre..eh station
and outfit, 10 their Brgad-r General OF other
ms-cer and send copy Ct each port 10 the Astsnt
Adjutsnt General st these Headquarters
V. The Gs-e-s, conn sndnE his Special partment
y sensible hat no appeal is necessary ssippian
IN The defense Of thsr families snd their res zs Their
household gods and their native lsud sgarEt ias0l=ut
invaders engaged il bs-t a-0us and fsustCal crusade
By command Of Brs ss5isr Geza-sl RU6GLIs.
L. d SAEDfD9E g.. 3. A.,
iu24 Iw A. A a. aud Iusp Gz-ersl