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Mr.. Russelt's Letter.

The last letter Is dated New York, Feb. n,
and appears in the Times Of March Is. We
quote;
The press is bound in a rigid censorship,
which, indeed, Is submitted to by the people
OF the North with very coed efacs, because
they expect 70 be Astonished and delighted by
Intelligence Of signal successes when the re-
strictions are removed. Neither kilograms
nor correspondence referring to military move.
ments can be published with safety.
The occupation of Nashville is now beyond a
doubt, unless one can be created by the au-
thority Of all tho newspapers and the unanim-
ity with which the report Is promulgated.
Arkansas is now the theater of large guerilla.
Missouri for the time seems TO be much in the
state Of Burgundy during the wars of Duke
Charles. The notion of strong Union feeling
being latent in the South Is weakened by expe-
rience in every part Of the country save Ten
nessee and il Is well to state that the districts
in which that sentiment has been discovered
were always opposed to secession.
It is creditable to the sense Of the northern
people and to their comprehension of the value
Of facts, that no undue elation has been excited
by their recent triumphs. One or two journals
have, Of course, pursued their folly to its bent.
However, there Is no better sign on the part
OF people in great struggle than calmness
in victory. Those who exclaimed when DON
elson yielded its 1900 prisoners or more
that Secession is dead ~ hold their tongues
or speak with moderation in face of the un-
yielding attitude of the South. The papers from
Richmond and elsewhere utter no uncertain
notes. They are full of resolution and vigor.
They acknowledge their reverses, admit the
force Of the enemy, criticise the course of their
government with bitterness; but their councils
breathe resistance to the last.
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A PERTINENT INouIRY.-In Philadelphia Wen
dell Phillips was hissed for saying that the ,'un.
educated negroes Of the South were better fitted
Tor liberty than those In power at washingto
were ht TO direct the Ship Of State" Did he say
that In Washington 7-Tdsntos Gazstts.
ID The Prussian Moniteur publishes cabinet
order, ordering that the brandy served out In the
Prusstan army shall be henceforth replaced by
conee Each mar will receive two. ffths Of an
In time Of war.
w The Rebels, whom Gen. sigel defeated at
Pea Ridge, call him, with all the usual variety of
profane predatory adjectives, ga Dutchman - he
certainly has not sufficiently caught one Of their
own proclivires to merit the name OF "The Fly-
ing Dutchman.n
III Two hundred thousand barrels of ale are
manufactured annually In the city of ALBANY.
Y nder the new tax law that city alone will nav
on this article alone two hundred thousand dol
lars year.
III From the Petroleum District Of Pennsylya-
MA 10 Is calculated that the weekly product can
be rs 900 barrels oil-or 3o00, 900 barrels per an
num. This Is wealth, indeed.
IDA child In. .Omagh, Co. Tyrone, which was
lateiy supposed to have died, after being walked
TWO days, suddenly astonished its friends by re-
fusing 70 be buried, and Is now doing we'll.
IO The National tar bill, a. II stands, win re.
quire the appointment Of about ttcssfy. six tkov.
sasd collectors. What an army Of Once holders
Ur Mrs. Heenan, the alleged wife of Heenan.
the pugiiist, win, IL 10 saio, shortly make her de.
but In London q an actfea.
ID Archbishop Hughes wss In Rome at last &C.
counts.
ID In London there 10 an alarming increase
In ilegimate births and infanticide.
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EPISCOPAL DEcRKE.-The Philadelphia En-.
quirer says: It Is said that Bishop Potter has for.
hidden the Rev. Tresham Gregg, Of Dublin, Ire.
land, from lecturing In this city Mr. Gregg re.
Gently arrived In this country, and having be.
slowed much thought for many years upon the
subject Of confuting Catholicism, has held con.
hoversies from time to time with the clergy oi
that creed. His lectures since coming here have
been mainly on the same subject, and Bishop
Potter, not wishing ill-teeling engendered, espe.
ctally at this moment when both Catholics and
Pfotestants are nghting side by side for the Union
has ordered a cessation Of his course This is a
free country, and Mr.. Gregg, notwithstanding
the order, can continue lecturing as much az be
pleases, but Episcopal churches will not be ten.
dered him for the purpose, and he will be com.
pelled TO resort to public halls. Mr.. Gregg, as
divine Of high character, will, though foreigner
doubtless courteously respect the authority Of the
Bishop Of Pennsylvania, and cease further dis.
courses. His lectures here have been meagrely
attended. FERNS Of faith excite far less interest
at the present than In years gone by.
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A DIVORCE CASE UPON THE PLEA OF DIsLoY-
ALTY.-A curious divorce case transpired last
week in Harrisburg, Pa, the complainant in
which is Philsdelphian. It seems that in
February, 1850, Miss Cstharine Brown, the
daughter Of q well-known druggist, was united
to st. George Henry Hopkins, Of winchester,
Va. The match was an uncongenial one, and
the petitioner alleges that Hopkins treated her
with marked neglect, indifference and cruelty
He finally forsook her in February last, and has
since: 1t is believed, made allegiance to the
Confederate Government. Upon the ground,
mainly, of his disloyalty, the petitioner asks
for q full and final divorce. She is corroborated
as to the discloyalty of Hopkins, by Chief l.. c.
Baker, Of the Government Detective Police.
The petition Of Mrs. Hopkins is explicit as
TO details, and narrates many incompatibilities
Of disposition and sentiment She says, for
example, that con the Goth Of December, $780,
We had discussion upon the speech of Thos
X. Cobb, OF Ga, when my husband argued
his secession views with such violence as TO
cause me great faintness and illness. He seemed
to regret his violence, professed repentance,
and with q show Of great love for my mother
and myself, threw aside his objections to my
going to visit my parents in his absence. He
left for Virginia on the 22d of December, 1860,
and did not return until the 4th of January,
1861, when he posted through the city and
went first to Germantown to his mother, where
he remained several hours-thus passing by
without any knowledge or inquiry as to my
condition, having been without any intelli-
gence from me for five or six days. He had
especial dislike to my habits of care for ex-
penditure, and neglected no opportunity to
ridicule and condemn them"
Again: " He strove constantly to impress me
with distrust of my mental capacity, and to
impress on me his belief that my memory was
failing through disease. Although this caused
me much anguish and apprehension, 1 am hap
PLY unconscious Of any abatement of m emory
or any other mental faculty, and have the sat
isfaction of knowing that all who hold me dear
and know me best have as yet perceived no
reason for 30 distressing an opinion"
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AN ELoPENEsT.-A day or two since mar
and woman put up at one Of our excellent city
hotels and took q room for few days, regis.
tered as man and wife, and everything wen,
on sUimmingiy until yesterday, when "the
course Of true love" took an eccentric turn and
refused to ripple along further towards its
ocean bed Of felicity. The principal cause Of
this trouble in the current was the appearapoe
Of . man calling himself the hege lord of the
aforesaid woman, accompanied by ofiser De
Witt. The trusnt wife and her paramour were
found nicely located in the same room It was
found, however, that ss IL was out of Mr.. De
Wits jurisdiction, another assistant would
have TO be called. Marshal Thompson vas
sent for, and, with ruthless hands, severed the
" silkeR thread Of love-" and locked the gen
tleman up In the station house. The gentle
man, We learn, appears TO be Mr.. Geo. Stokes.
p. III. Of New California; and the recreant
spouse the wife Of o man named Osborn, also Of
that place, we believe. The forgiving husband,
somewhat after the style Of bis great prototype,
Sickles, has again taken the erring, but now
thoroughly repentant daughter Of Eve" TO
his bosom and confidence.
An effort was made yesterday by the seducer
for Q compromise - but with what success
We have npk learned. The case will probably
bs arbitrated this morning BY his Honor. r.-Oh.o
State Journal
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"DAMNATIoN BrLL.n-The measure known a.
the "damnaiion bill, - In the Ohio Legisiatuse,
imposing penalty for the use OF profsue langu-
ser (Dem.l offered to amend Il a. follow: "And
persons offending against the provisions Of this
act, who IL now, OF hereafter may be, candidate
imposed by this set, forfeit ali the right 10 be-
candidate foF sneh Off>e - Az this would dis
qualify Ben Wade, u killed the bill instantly
tItasy Atlas aaf ArfsS 49, I'll.
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TRADE BETWEEN NEW YoRK AND SOUTHERN
PoRTs-Several city newspapers have contained
statements TO the effect that special permits had
a few merchants Of New York 10 carry on a gen
eral trade (munitions Of war alone excepted) with
the re-occupied ports on the Southern coast
These statements are entirely unfounded. Trade
between the loyal States and the Southern port.
has been, and now Is, confined exclusively tc
vessels owned or chartered by the Government -
". Y. journal Of Commerce.
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The Rebel Force Csneen,ra,ips a, C.,,n,b.

LOUISVILLE, April 3 An Intelligent man who
left Memphis week ago, reports Gen A. Sidney
Johnston a. saying that the Federals could out.
flank them In any position they might take, and
therefore fortfations were useless. Johnston says
tbs only chance for the Oonfederates is an omen
fight on the field
Our informant thinks that Corinth, Miss, Is the
chosen place for the battle. He says the rebels
had ABOUT SO 600 troops on the line between
Memphis and Huntsville, Ala which were being
reinforced, and is supposed now to number from
sixty 10 sixty-fve thousand rebels
The rebels, he says, are prepared with tar and
rosln to burn Memphis when compelled TO evac-
uate. The most prominent citizens of Memphis
say they would yield forthwith, IL insured their
property would be saved from confiscatIon by the
Federal Government
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LATER FROM ISLAND No. 10.
The Fleet all Safe from the Storm-Th
B0mbar dmenf Still PHoaHeksina.

CAIRO, April 2-1O p. m.-There is nothing Of
Interest to report from New Madrid.
=, The steamer Pike has just arrived from Island
NO. lU, with intelligence from the feet up to [
P IN: The damage to the feet by the storm was
less than anticipated. The gunboats and mortar
boats are uninjured Two transports, the Pike
and Swallow, were damaged considerably.
The bombardment was still carried on vigor-
ously, but results are unknown
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New Ysrk LscaI EIectians

GENEVA, N. Y, April 2-The election in the
town OF Seneca yesterday resulted In the success
Of the entire democratic Ticket with the exception
OF supervisor, by an average majority Of l57. The
republican supervisor elected has IL majority.
The vote cast was much larger than usual
GREkNPoINr, L. L., April 2.-The entire repub.
lican ticket was elected in this town Yesterday,
by an average majarity Of ls5 The vote was the
largest ever polled at a town meeting. There
were three tickets.
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UTAR DEPARTMENT,
SOLDIERS MONEY
AND
ALLOTMENT DRAFTS.

THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
WILL FORWARD SOLDIERS REMIT
TANCES
To their Families at any place on the lines of their
Express at q charge of
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
FoR ANY SUM NOT BxoEEDIsG FIFTY DOLLARS;
And q proportionate additional charge to places
reached BY connecting Expresses.
The remittance, whether Gold, Treasury Notes.
or allotment Drafts, should bs eDolosed IN an en-
velope and securely sealed, and have the full sd
dress Including town, Post Once, an State and
In oItles the street And number) of the person 10
thereon.
Envelopes for this purpose msy be had at our
office
70 facilitate prompt delivery the charge for re p.
mittancs should be prepaid.
NH 2s I'm ADAMS EXPREss COMPANY.
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o r = &c IA L.
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT,


u FEBRUARY (, ls69.
NofIcE Is HRREsI sIvEN Of the readiness Of
this Department to redeem the Treasury notes
payable In one year from date, authorized by the
act Of Congress approved December ed, 1857, and
the Treasury notes payable In sixty days from
date, authorized by the act Of Congress approved
Cd March, 1851.
Interest on Treasury notes OF the above issues
will cease on the 7th day Of April next by terms
OF those acts respectively. fe 5-tap7
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, rr-
~ WAsHiNsToN, January IS, 1sea.
The Secretary Of State viii hereafter receive
Members Of Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the arst Of next
month.
tsn s7-n WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
NTAR DEPARTMENT.,
w JANJARI q, lisa.
ORDIRxD, That the War Department will be
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays against all other business but that which
relates to active military operations in the fsld.
saturdays win be devoted to the business OF
Senators and Representatives.
Mondays to the business Of the Public.
EDWIN nj. STANTON,
ta 22-n Secretary Of War.
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nj TEETH.

u: u: tHgSHMJs n d, the I1yeai9I sad pstensss
tends personally - HE ofos i this city 49,
MANY persons can wear these teeth vno~0ILp
cannot wear others, anc 10 PeTaon can vesr others
Who cannot wear theoe,
Persons calling stmy of.oe can 5e accommodated
With sry style and price Of Teeth they nRy deoIre
BAT 70 those who are and wfsh TIE yurest
elesnest. strongest and most perfect oeuture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE vii hs
more fully warranted.
Rooms n this clty-No. 53s Pa avenue. between
foA- mar t-ly,se
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NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION
ARTIFICIAL cRSorLlsrY soss
Y Z L n n,
WIYEoTT MxfAL PLAfE on CLAspa,
DR.. 8. b. SIGEsMOND.

DIX. 8. b SlGESMOND,
VIC EysG1ssGE, NfB YoTk-2o0 Peansygossts xS
ssss, btsssss l2tA esd l3fA sfS WashtsFfc-,
CH.ls The attention OF the public 20 the following
1. 1he Teeth Of his manuf.cture will 49,
never coroce nor change color By Any ~o4<6
scios eellI three fourths liz ster than any other.
j. No teeth or rOots re@d be extracted, an ass
Artificial ones can be inserted over thssu.
j. The Toots vlll be made InoEeES;se, an reVeF
ache.
T. No Temporary teeth are needed. as rer1naneci
ones osn be made inmed ktcly, thereby preserving
the natural expression OF the flco. which undeT
the old ~ stem Is frsSueptly dishguTed
b, This work has been fully tied over eve years
sountTy,
DIR. 8. hax also invented q white andestructiye
metal h,ling, with which the most re1Gtivo teeth
csr De hlled without pain, and can b1Ild % per
feot, SOUND tooth on snJ Ede roots, vhiok pi0 ess
through lifetime,
The best Of references EIyen-to Or. V. Mott; d..
poremns, Professor Of Chemistry, N. Y; Hon,
Judge Wayne, Of the Supreme Court of Wsah ny
ton, and Thousands of othsrs.
Call and examine for ycurselI poSan
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READ!
READ,
READ!!!
tSB tNB Be sE S9NyESSER
AND BE CONVINCED,

Bxtraet from tks "Sta1," R6TNavy e., 1895.
DAYrON,s CRAckERs AND EXCELLENT tina
Hotel and Restaurant kespers. suffers, HOUsc-
keepers, and GTOoers', should not fail 20 secure
suppiJ OF the superior Crackers and Pies. manu-.
hotured By Dayton, IS llth street, between 6
and n. Dayton manufactures all kinds OF Cekes
and CrsokeTs OF the best material and every hoF
keeper ~ well aware of the great superiority ofthe
latter. hen fresh from the ovens, % those skippes
from Northern cities. Suffers viii nd II Eresty 20
Pies before purchasing elsewhere.
We viii chow the names of more than Soore ~
suffers who have used Pies HAL ufactured hT
other Bakers, and were obigeo 10 coms TO us
tnally, ana pay us two CO. lars more per hundred
IN order 10 get an article vhioh the nen could eas
without max ne them sick.
From the CoJTsSpoHdsaf oftks Netc York Dispaish.
1--WE NOTICE with must pleasure the
popularity OF our nterprisiBg fellow citizen. Jas
l.. Dayton, IN the Bakery busin ss IN this oity.
his suooess has been gained bJ the excelIenoe q
We learn that members Of the Sanitary Com
mites hsye ate Of his Pies, and pronounce them
heatthful; and we mast saF AZ Justice, that We
never pcrtook OF more cencicuE Pies II our lIfe
suffers rom syerJ seoilcn and Eemulos from
81 quarters OF the CITY, send - has Rat-r-s
We strongl, invite families 20 trT cEr
PIC NC CRACKERS,
BOSTON CRACKERS,
SLICED APPLE PIES,
RASPBERRY PIES.
pAiTON'S Bakery, $50 Eleventh etreet.
mn xo-u Between and n.
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Csttsn Coming North. sE
NEW YORK, April 3 3-Twenty-eight bales OF
cotton arrived here to- day from Tennessee. the
hrst lot OF 500 bales to be forwarded hare
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Sailing Of the America.
BosroN, April 3.-The America sailed at noon
with 4s passengers for Liverpool and $40 900 In
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5000 3by fI2
.1I ha the Lumber to be delivered within - days
The [amSs1 % se in,gssssd By an Inspector sp
Psyment to Be made upon o the sstsfao,or, oom-
PTC,os.Is must be plainly marked "PRorosALs
The, ability of the bidder to III the contract,
sg vo 20 NM must be
Be- appended 70 the s1srsntss % '' ''s n''u'es must
shown by the ofoisi o.rtiosse Of the osrR Of the
nearest district court or OF the United states dis
Bidders must be present In person when the bids
are, ere opened or their Proposals will not bs cons i'd
Bonds, in the sum OF ivs thousand dollars,
signed BY the contractor and both of his guarau, /,
!ors VIII be IsSGired Of the successful bidder upon
The right to reject any or all bids that may be
deemed too high Is reserved By the Depot uaftsr-
Informal proposals. VIII be rejected.
Form ef Guarantee
and E Of the county st :. .nd s.sts IL, do
oH ana that Should 6i. prOpossSn 5. .SScePPfsd
he will q oHce enter int contract In scoordsnoe
should the contract b, awarded him We are pre-
pared TO become his secp ritie %.
NH Is Colonel and Qusrtermaster.
SEALED PROPOSALS Are invited tin the 18th
- day OF April. 1852, at u o'oook m for supplying
iss ssEF Hptss sf,fs saS e. PPsS PsS with 5000 sd
The Cattle TO be delivered at Washington city,
.s sos s.!
l,oc9 pounds gross
to s :. S At sSa gss and
Catte will be required under this contract soon
sf.e, the contract is closed. Heiers and bulls NOT
A, bond: b with good and Satisfactory security,
Government reserves to itself the right to pay in
Treasury notes.
70 Isspond 70 his bid ana all bids to be aocompa.
The n,ms. of hIns should be stated IN full. with
hs SseslsS q addrsss s the members Of the firm
U. 3. A., Washington, ID. G.
Form Of Guarantee
'as the tISSaSss GoSny and ssts s;.fs S
S%f;s|7 S%f;s|7: dc hereby sasrsntss thatT /. able e.
his and tst aSoS n 1ns .s%s Of
sooordopce Herewith. Should the contract Be
,ltIes. This guarantee must be appended to each
PRopos.,.s ENC Mo1LIGE: TIE: :, ,,,,,.
yitsd tilI the 10Th Of April, 1892 for kNfsHi inc
mas DesD rsCsiysd zoe Sy the u g. Government, and
Samples Sf his Flour can be seen a. the Capitol
Il /. desired 20 make contract for 20 900 barrels
sno.d: no. ever, any person desire to furaish a
s.1 Ssrs. IN y. he Will stat the preOss number Of
The contractor win be required 70 furnish at the
rae OF 800 barrels daily until the contract il filed
NO flour VIII be received which does not come
20 me standard at the inspection made just be
The Flour to be delivered at the railroad depot
6eorgetown, ID. G..
6overnment reserves the right to reject any bid
for any cause
Pay yments to be made in Treasury notes, and the
1ios 20 pc directed to Major A. BECKWITH, G
.. Y: a, WashlrE Eton, ID. y. NH Is
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Form Of GsdraH,ss.

=, and -. of the county of -, and stafs
of E. do hereby guarantee that In able e
fuihl contract In aooordance with the terms o
his proposition, and that should hIs proposition bt
ACCEPTED, he will at once enter into oOntrsct N
acoordonoe Herewith. Should the contract bt
awarded him We are prepared to become his seou
ltIes. This guarantee must be appended to esch
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DENTISTRY.

nR. J. H. PEABODY,
Attends 70 al branches OF ala proiessiou A. tAe
most reasonable rates for which good op
erauons can be performed. -
IOmoo No. 276 PenDsrivsnia svenue, S~III0
netveen III and 18th streets doors east Of the
aldson. NH Iras llS
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BALTIt 06E AND WASHINGTON.
Washington hailroad. Merohan- - =.
ameSI, aIse Of cysIy .s,c, aesori.nOn, to an,
ths lowest ratc.. Agent for Baltimore, JOHN L.
WILSON, once, N. w. corner Howard and
o. n. r.. -
Ofhoe ano ,ioIsge. s62 South Seventh street.
nh Slim A. p, FITCH. Aren't
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WHY DON'T YOU 60 TONIGHT to the
wv Fair at Psrker's Hall. Extra sttrsct,ons
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WE HAVE JUST Received A LARGE
w Assortment Of Raven, Bacon q Co,e-
no sno steinwsI Sons PIANO FQRTES.
which We are offering st the low est factor, prioe.
Persons ~ s-arch OF reliable Piano are rec ueste.
Also, one second hand Piano for $50 and one 70
~h y w. 6. METZERorr
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-03-05
For the Standard.
Fort BEE, "a, 14th " g. V's,
- OOsL 7CcA


Mr.. HOLDEN: 1 take this opportunity to give you
a brief account of one of the few events which hap
pen here sometimes to break the monotony of gar
rson life. The rumor had been extant in garrison
for some time, that Adjutant Gales would address
the regiment the re-enstment question, explain
ing its minutiae and urging upon the men the i'm
portance of ralying for the protection defence and
establishment of our country. Day after day pass
ed and at length, on last Wednesday, the long ex-
pected occasion arrived. At three o'clock the drum
summoned US to the field without arms, where we
were formed in hollow square. Col Daniel then
informed the regiment that he had assembled them
in order to have them addressed on the Importance
Of re-enStment and the manner and form OF II made
known to them He said he was not talking man
himself but that he had secured the services of a
gentleman fully equal to the task. ~
Mr. Gales then arose and delivered short but ell.
ooueut address in his usual fclicitous style | will
not attempt to do justice to it by synopsis eVen
His remarks in regard to the vasSalage into which
we would fall in the event of being subjugated by
the North, peculiarly logical and forcble. His
eloquent appeal was listened to with profound at.
minds of the men. s. = ~. IS;
Capt Slade next addressed Us in his original and
forcible style His remarks were intensified with
anecdotes, which he used as illustrations which
brought forth bursts of laughter. Capt Roberts
and Capt Farribault in turn, then spoke Capt. R.
is dignified and able speaker and his remarks
were to the point. Capt F., everybody knows,
"kin-talk" and he did in one Of his.happy Efforts.
He is graceful speaker and always speaks to the
point. All these officers are true patriots; their