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yoY INDIAN GOODS.


f,S. jrdias flaws, November IL, isis I
s..I.p R.erossta: tnaS..sa PpssS s for
es lived st The Unee Of fndi.n Affairs until
E-lve o'clock on Ia foIIn~in inn uay q,
Class Ne. 1.
hACKINAo BLAsESTs, CLOTHS, AND DRY
n,a,urr G. by 7s inchns, and wrigh plnnis
2na rsirs u. point white hsesinsc msns.k.H
on csirs point Whit. ,! snket-, te 'n.s-
sure ~ By So inches. and weigh peanH
60 p-ir. Ia p-int white h.cstnsc eirnss.s, 20
r,easurt 81 ny ~ inches, and weigh "a pounds
ly pairs point white Mack nsc blankets. ta aea-
s,Ee "a 10y ~ inckes, Asi Weigh ~ r'.uase
l7H rairs point srsrtet maekinae hians-s, a.
mr..aEe 80 b, - inehes. and weigi : poaaas
no pairs "a point scarlet Ma-hinac blankets, 10
,nsarure A by 50 inches. and VEGA ponhts
leo psirs pint SCARLET sa.rfnae essns-t 70
100 pairs ! point scarlet Mackinsc blankets 20
measure g b. 4sinshes and seish 81 eonaas
1rO pairs point green Mar sin:e el.nketsto Inea-
100 psirs a 10y sO IL frsen MaeSin.e b.nse:s, t,
measure 81 by IS inches and weigh pounds
100 pairs p.nt iDaiso bss ns sssat :s
sc pairs ~ point indig', blue Asckinae blankets,
tn measure - nv rs inches and weigh lbs
to measure :. BY <j inches. and seisa Sts lbs
SO pairs point aeEtinells blue Msckin C blank
cts. to measure g. by ~ inches, aud weigh s
so pairs 2b point gent nc!Ia blue Nsekinsc blan.
bets. to measureSi by 81 inches, and weigh
10 pairs "a point rentineha blue Mack mac blsu-
kets to MEASURE b By 81 inches, and weigh
100 Pairs / point gertinella blue Mackinac blank
ets,to measure j. by IS inches, and weigh
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POTOMAC AND HESAPEAKE
STEAMBOAT COMPANY

OFFICE,
No. 324 PEassYLvAHIA AVENUE,
Over Clxgett Il May.
mol W.R. SNOW, Agent.
A MANUAL OF PENSIONS, BOUNTY AND
"A Pay, COL ia lining the Laws, Forms and Regua
ttrna relating To Pensions, Bounty Land, Bounty
Money, Pay Claims for Horses and other property
destroyed. &c; with the mons OF the Attorneys
General and the off cial regulations and decisions
pertaining to the subjects. BY Geo. w. Raft, w. g.
no IS ERANCE TATI0R
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-22

EkF ANTS, GOODS plot.ra,. -
- fnlled Cloths, Linseys &c. pfices.
One price o, ~
purchase N ''isa,lon to
OF charge PERRY S"i mS Tree
no o-It Pa. avenue ard Ninth stN.,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-22

EOTICE.-The subscriber, F J. Heiberger serio.
partner of the late firm, takes pleasure In irform
ing his friends and the public generally that he
will continue the business in all its branches under
the former name and title, and will endeaEor to
merit the continued fsvors of their former patrons
+. j. HEIRRRGER g. CO.
tSuecessors to n r. Loudon & Dol
sepl Citizens, Militsry and Naval Tabor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-25

Mr.. Cisco delivered 10 the banks to-day three
millions Of coupon 8 cent bond. under the last
loan. This completes the delivery OF tho seventeen
millions and half OF Coupon bonds.
The Money market hss been very active under the
large transfers OF Stoke and T. cen; has heen fro ely
paid by tue best borrowers. Paper is unchanged AT
sal y cent.
In gold ihere is les activity, and the quotation Ia
down to 1874 SiO3t. The supply is rather in exeess
OF the demand.
There is very sctiye investment demand for 20
y cent Treasury Noes, and the Absorption appears
to be nearly as grea, during the patriotic ,rrorc
when the public took the first Fly millions of The
hands OF the banks. The siles to-day have been at
least half million q. ~ 99l.
Private dispatches from Washington state that tho
Committee OF Conference have agreed upon the de-
tu- Of he Currency bill, aud tina, il will be now
passed at once SUBSTANTIALLY the House bill.
II is stared that the Erie Railway Company viii
pay on he first Of March the trustees certificates
representing unpaid coupons. The Company viii
have money enough to pay the sssepsment certificates
also but prefer to retain the money as :, worsins
capital.
We understand that the efforts Ina, have been made
Ia compromise and unite the two divisions oi tie La
Crosse and Milwaukee Road are likely TO i.IL The
Land Grant Division il advertised 10 zee sold on the
2is, Of May, under decree of judge Miller bat his
decree On the Second Mortgage bas been appealed
from we'll as in Chainbeflains casc, by wAeh the
amount of he Second Mortgage Bonds was reduce
To 10 y cent and interest, and Chsnbell,Iu's debt
ind claim reduced 10 some siio pO0 exclusive ol ilc
Cleveland Judgment. We aro aro informed th"t n
new aid uneA pcctod ohsiace has pIt seu'od Itself BY
TIC decided stand taken BY large Second Mortgage
boLdholler from the Wee, demanding par aud in,el-
est io Lia houds the prosecution of the appeal -
The United States Supreme Court. la ADDITION q
Ills il is said ihore nle scvoral other suit, IN the way
OF comp Jilsc to be removed. We had hoped t.et
the intelligent and practical gentlemen ntrusted
with and Interested in tie honda aad debts of this
road would be able 10 unite upon some reasonable
and just plan Of adurtnen, 80 as 10 erase, rs 'r 10 4
ia possible 60 DO 3D. the palt history OF this unfortunate
c,rpofaion. tnls.s ton,e.ling Of this cluis,.cr Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-25
TESu Gen. LAyDER's DIVISION.
rion, Our Own Correspondent.
7DHsIT HlFUs
NJ. {. GaiTISKR

From Oar Own Correspondent.
CusrxHIlsp Md, Feb. 10. 1867.
good thing occurred at Paw Paw to-day, over
which The men shouted When The attack was
made Al BlooneIy Gap, Gen. Lander, after passing
through the at the head of Inc cavalry, ordered
the Colonel of the cavalry to pursue the enemy and
ca pturc their baggage. In the mean time, lie, viii
lis oai, halted TO bring mp tie infantry. But the
Colonel Of cavalry, encoaDicring few scattering
sbiuishels vino lined the hillside ard killed two ol
bis men, halted until the infantry could up 10
support lin and clear the woods.
! Ga This, Gen. Lander osenp, with one VI his big
swesfs, and, mounting bis horse went 70 the fIon'.
Reaching the head Oft column, be said:
Why have you halted Charge tie hillside
with company, capture tbese skiImlshers and 70
on and take The baggage Of the enemy
lie was accompanied ~ three staT officers the
non were paraly and would not staIt. On tlia,
Lander ssid Follow your General TO victory,
and, wheeling to the left, charged the enemy aid
captured nine Commissioned onioeir, who, when he
piivates ran sway determined 10 dspute ,le passss.
Of our troops. Only one man, pfivase If cavalry,
followed him beside his etsf. That nigbt, Cen.
Lander teeefapLed 30 the Governor .: Maryland 10
appoint lie private, John Cannon, Il ieutlnant OF
cavalry. Within fourteen hours, the Governor
teiecrapbed 70 Gen. Lander iLat Join Csuron wa,
appointed lieutenant Of cavalry, ard his oogeaiss!on
would seach him within twenty -iout hours, W mail
The commission reached him to-day, and lat done
more good toward inlusng "a mOrais .iio thN eom-
mano than anything olse which could have occn,od.
The men begin 70 know that The eye Of tie GOntrl
is Oh them, and tha,, while towards viii be r 'o'
down or sent TO he Iea4, true men viii gan thew
deseus.
Gen. Lander is regarded rs r.stler oyelbearng,
ret III discipline, and ,eyee To the last routine Of
tary rule, but be is known to b. jult and rut fnl
and il personally brave rs Julius Car.r ii. io.
uses serenadts, and will 40, come on; when tlOy
.re rendered; yet he never yisits 0ntp)st or
guard, which is his ctfstart habit, without tho
nen chsering bin. IL shows that the bold solder
oys appreciate the fact that the stern, emphatic /
nd rongh General, IS lo,,d and VIII be followed 20
he la-'. He Is soppoeed 10 be qane heaihon. One
ay ,,aR office caught ban viii a Bibio 10 la
and and taid:
"Gcne.a', d. you cvei search the sr'ft fer :"
Ger iAnde. replied, "ny lol'. e4.r, n, q Bj5.e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-25

IN. detection, nd ysnlshment OF every dshohes' A
q ,Sne tf~t Your memori when be sold sns,s
arm, 90 the Gsgsmmsnt wa it ager', a. yf an, 10 be
Gus. i.ro, trae Preyou'to The SAFE, ne
Ia er,j51 n ary kind With Gen Fremont nom
bs the requet OF the hipp.' Of s2nd for bst officer
nov , H. al q, s, he Pied 90 he sec-'sry :" &
Treasury have diem ps'e ed ne o. @ ays respecting
oct s.,iu, Instructions De hso q, ND MI, .
issm ard receiving 70 answer iegu'a .I rIpe.. which
h~se in communication WIN bach tbpt ibs
o.iu ' L,J n,., ~. Custon iiouse, ara """'' "
''s' fosa ~ one o. a 'e Of The eubine' your me
morisit visited s. Louis. ord there saw pc , ,rcissss
Si'a ib.r, wa. requested by him 10 make isT sun
ln.,e ~ M. D.psraeut and 10 forward s,h sup
., for hin inc ndipz his consgnnsu" RON S h. ~
20 jSn ,, On fremont tbe offer OF pice On ~ t''i
yt 'bs rsnk Of major. On hs return TO 10
a.s s2,ic T.. Rs could ao the o.
bn he never received spy comPsnsshon 10, oy w. nv a
s0cb in bef i. the history Of The connection q Jor M
rsoda,t with the department OF me !" 81, ~, Greg
b,, never .od anything t. Government racep,
~ the gle instance Of tho IT, s ne Sse ans
rnibs,e. or sales for it, ercpt the few purchases @ y
iciuIa nom 81 Iog, before 'ae1,o ,os the, nov s.
4, Gen frenen, be to have ossh of mo, = ~ :
bs sny doubt on tbs, pc nt let zoe & ,sc H could DE
o. rarchss,d f1r price or that ihcy y, "
not usefu weapons, W1rth' 10 tue oo''''''' ~
In ali Ii, deslus, with the Goser9men. in The matter .,
the cerbDcs he acted 70 ciiize havng proi ~ 10 a. ~
holding othei Iehton 90 the f'. .Wen' ''''' '1 "
cizsn Lowell % IT, fsg sBd Obedi, nj g. IL i-.s
M, had been nec.s.ny 70 iTy hi'nsh by INC r' pre-
ling 10 aDtilo iIsnssci0ni tla, Tie s't bSl
ofa 10 b,st price he tnat he rclic no
a. st.. no undue edvanagr, b need net "o nov" rs
A. re, h obi aimed ihr + rusItsi price Ne, Nh'
IN Ills var have hsd ships stores. Or eNhinR 'le -
sell % the Government have without exception 20 IIi a.
your informed aud believes ootlned %. b's.
re ,hey could Ay obtain Bot your ineInohels Goes po'
e,, upon Ills rule lie isi. IL he cold or as low
., Ljrl 81 ans could be BOUGHT for elsewhere men
or A. ,s tue since and for price fir and Just IN al eprc
H. Il. uie,d i.l1rned ha t.e Government now puea"
IN. chi line. OF better quslty for : - TO 20 Zach
Your eor s.s chaeL tue & icten inVeslfs'ioh ino
tho ruth o. al that .s suited whether tha inVrs..uvn
.ha ,t rseo 40 the ord ny tribunals. before any to-
itl,e OF t,u1re, all that Ae sks 10 iat he sy nave ne
iyss of being pfe,sft while the Investigation ID going on
! AID Of iu;srro. sins the Witnesses . =, .t;
Your memoTisit therefore submits Dis cohdnc' 10 ~
matter to the Of Honorable House sad o. s
.'osczrps cs min, ths lac has done nothing which any
honorable nl patriotic citizen Nigh, not Do ard that how
ever blarnsbc Others may be be seseys no esnae OF
! Ispros,6. 'i'''1' 'i'-' AN
| tsu loyk fei 90, 1862.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-25
NATIONAL HYMN.

PsAIsg TO His Right Hand lhst usde 10
Nation, sill and empire one;
And while that Right Hand shsll aid Us,
Spoil tie hnllowed work rhsn none.
God be nigh
Speed the cry
Union, Law, and Liberty
He,rs OF freedom, could we covert
Give the why to traitor rage
Stand and zee slave boro power
Rend our glorious heritage
This we've armed for-not defiant.
Not athirs, for yengeful strife;
Bat on Days sword reliant,
Strike we for the Nations Life.
Conflict dire-yet Heavens probation,
BiaoiDg into one our might:
Strength is born Of tIijulalion;
Right il sure to come out igL'.
To he Lord Of lTosts, lIo-annah!
Rebel madness. pray Him, oesse--
Make undimIue1 our star liz Banner
Float again 0 or realms Of peace.
Praise Him, prise Him, ever giving
First or lasi, TIE just award:
Prsise Him, praise Him, ever living
Our sole King aud sovereign Lord.
s5,sory lgi2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-25

sofepondenee Of The y. \. Tribune.
WasAiaGTos. Saturday Feb. "a lt62
The truth Of the charges which several month";
ago !re'ered in gns TRIBUNE ssnt GEN Louis Blenker
~ Dave reason t. believe BE- sbuEd.aty proved By n,
ttsmoay which hss been before one Of the Commit s
'"v u0as The se@era purpo Of these charges i, will
1e remembered va lgat tina. Gen Beuker had introduced
so '1' DIVISION - Commands system Of plunderng the
- il's'' o. nfss taxation such ia expressly pro.
90 aid paragraph 70 be punished by toe d,.eb,y a,
psse oacor aud secondly, tias Gen. Blenl, b.d
lmfeh with and made his division . nur,erv of -.
princes aud baFons essentially sad.Repub!iean IN
U.nts
Tie oDeo. Of publicly nskog those charges wa, to b,
81 their Investigation by the proper tbuns AL ON Tie a.,
ssnis.or Of thei' truth tho Oermfn division relieved ~
"n~oithy con- nSnder, Of jest wlich trust wiu be ..
isnsd without much crtheT delay The abuses lohr.a 70
81 notoToo. IA aud ou,siis Of tho DIVISION they az ,
Edo hndS complained 81 - a. tie g. - nc -, , ole.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-25

M,Glc Ux,,IED.-Prof. Adrian, selfs,yled the
greate,t magician in the world made his hrst, and
probably The lsst appearance in that inodest char
acter lat ,,it at the Academy OF Music.
Il tic pveyious intention Of Prof. Adrian has been
70 entirely dispe all the illusons with Which the
ma-ter minds in the realm Of magic have successfully
and happily entertained tie eyes Of wondering
cnblic then we are forced 20 accord high degree Of
merit 10 this gentleman'r performance. lie has ce:-
tsinly achieved his purpose. Never was magic more
real aud never realities more barren of all illusory
properties Each crank Of his nieagre magical ma
ebinery Wa. unoiled; every hinge bitched; every
effort was sorry failure. child could have
iaihorned his feats End pooh-poohed his pTeten''s
The Prince II Magieians' was forced calmly to
fold ND the shawl from whose folds miraculous vsAes
Of i.h are wont 10 appear sfer bungling attempts
to catch the desircd ylee from the shelves of cur
t.ined table which lad been offered tOl The audience
q, an uniuIeachable articles Of honest househod
furniture; the King OF WHsrts' eonde'cended 10
chase n half dollar which the clumsy attendant be-
hind tie scenes sper,iyey jcrked from his e\er!sh
prssp NJ il specie was more valuable than even tne
present state Of our money market would imply
tricks were abandoned while in embryo state, aud
tie music played With lsughaole energy ID abrup'
,urri-es at every failure, and the Profes-or-bowod
The audience ong.,uifering aud lenient, lsughed
booted, cheered, uttered personal remarks more OF
less pertinent 10 the uibare Professor and finally
after all persuasive attempts being proved futile IN
respect TO the obduraie riDgs-whose graceful Ink
| ing formed so pleasant a diversion in Hermann
sidgi,a,ion.) Dispersed, making Irving Place gay
with the laughter OF ladies' and the wit Of their gal
lsnt. TO say nothing Of the ubdued swearing Of Ger
tain prolane felows who ianc.ed they had beer
sginded.
! sasco ATTENDED with more ludicrou. incident
could hardly lie imagined, and we good-humor
ely Disposed 10 consider Prof. Adrien a wag VIII,
by his pompous manifesto and his prodieous failnre
intends bis Entertainment u satire npon the u ri
AT, ana full ,Iro,f Of the cunning decep'ioIs o
clever magicians. II 80, his opening speech, il
which be disclaims all Satanic agency or aid Of fou
wtcbcraft, becomes unnecessary and certainly in
comprehensive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-25

BosroN. Monday. Feb. ~, ~.
The Roysi Mail steamship NisgaT7', h2ip ~
oool via Ju en.iown niiNod at p. NJ, iie' Ss,,.
~, forwarded IVY the y p. N. train, dne 70 s,"
Nj. at IN. u. Tomorrow. The nevspip er Vs- 80
the Associated Press was forwarded by 'ls
,oule In care OF the Adaais Express.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-25
xe,, Senator from India "m.

INpiANAlOli., MONDAY f'V' - A.
Gov. Morton has appointed ex-G9y. JofY "a Of
Wright n,,ed States Senator, TO OH 'oe I'
Jesse ID. Bright.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-25
A.. ,o,,,,,,anoauep, az the week was:

The C1icGgO Tribune OF Friday says:
Noxyo-k E.chsnse 10 tn drug The bents charge
customers d discount AID most Of .heta dom, Gaze
~ INV a. that The Nominal selling price 10 T. cent pre-
l bn readily be obtained On round otA
soe CT tic would De CAD to sell 81 par Casfsneys
no, Gri's n ,,.
G.ia !. duIl and prices Dropping The buying price
day ls2tdll y cent prehlm; selling 3dJ.-tEs ate c,
some OF tho brokers for email lots
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-25
Markets. -Rgo1ted !.

Markets -Rego.ted ~ Iei'grHm', se.
Pun .pi., ,rrA Feb 9I--FloUR qdeti .h's - Rcd .
.uusri,,, al - 3.k NlK.r dail sales SOD Sc
AI|asi s. Cons hrm; saes 1880 bash A. ~ $50
CONN Rio l3a2ic. Mess lohH' w +"
" L.,si uL,s .ed al q d!,o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-25

Tie above on account of the Bank Of Jackson
County. Illinois River Bank Of Hardin AMI the Pa
trotc Bank at HutsonviIle now in Gquidation.
The sale of the New-Yor. and New Haven Rail
road stock was postponed to Saturday next.
The exchanges at the Clearing -House were the
smallest that they have been for any day since 1871
an ouutinq to only s926i,0is o. result Of the par
tal holiday OF Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-25

Between three and four millions Of demand notes
have been deposited with Mr.. Cisco, a. Temporary
loan, for which 5 per cent certificates have been
is.ued. The fr-t redemption Of these eertifessss
was made on Saturday. The payments on account Of
the 80 per cent notes interest reach about mios
The receipts and shipments Of produce at Chicago
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-25

done we are trustwor,hily informed that another.
and, it s claimed by some, better arrangement can
be made to unite with the watertown Road, via
WATERFOWL, Columbus, and Portage City TO La
Crosse.
The Bank statement shows continuance Of N.
contraction of loans and Of deposits. portion OF
the contraction of loans comes from the sale Of Gov.
eminent securities by the banks. The circulation
continues 10 10 taken in, and the reduction sins,
suspension exceeds three millions. The specie
reserve shows fair increase and the actual amour.
IN vault to-day is go 10000.
The following 10 comparative statement Of The
condition of the banks Of New.York City, from
Re- II m Eah %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-25

At suction this afternoon, the following sales OF
Stocks were made by order Of jesse X. Dubois Ag-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-10-16

. d
TIE BATTLE OF CoRINTH.-A special dis
patch to the Commercial from Corinth, says
that Gen. Grant recalled Rosencrans from the
pursuit on the 9th. He returned on the 10th
and reports the enemy dispersed, demoralized
and incapable of further mischief. He had in
tended following to prevent another concentra-
ton, believing now is the time to destroy them.
The enemy abandoned and spiked eleven
guns Their crissons were destroyed and
most of their ammunition and baggage trains
were captured Our victory was incontestlbly
one of the cleanest of the war. - . ase
The enthusiasm of the army for Rosencrans
is boundless. Altogether. we have 1000 pris-
onerss including nearly 100 officers, beside the
wounded. About LOCO rebels were killed
Our loss was $50 killed, 200 wounded. Ac-
curate reports are impossible, until the army
return to Corinth. Ohio had seven regiment:
and two batteries in the battle. Gen. Ogles
by's wound is better, but dangerous. Coils
Smith and Gilbert are improving. a-ssa3 a.a.a
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-10-16

Not one Of our readers, We think, has failed
70 come TO the conclusion, after seeing the let
tiers which we have published concerning the
part taken by the 7th VI. Regiment in the
battle of Baton Rouge, that the regiment has
suffered most unmerited disgrace under Gen.
Butler. We first published the spirited vindi-
cation written by Capt. button of the regiment,
who was in the battle; then the letter of Lieut.
Hitchcock, Of Gen. Phelps staff, who wrote
after thorough investigation Of the whole
matter, undertaken at the request of Gen.
Phelps, which investigation was made upon
the field Of the battle and by inquiries of Off
GERS and men engaged in different parts Of the
field during the engagement; and again the
long and circumstantial history of the regiment
from the time il went into service until after
after the battle of Baton Rouge, written by
Lieut. Col Fullam, who was also in that battle
and was in command of the regiment after the
death OF Col. Roberts. These letters, and 9TH
ers which we have published from other sour
ces, written at different times and under diff
ferent circumstances, all agree in their material
statements; and must satisfy all who read them,
as to the honorable conduct of the Seventh in
that battle Later letters also indicate that
Gen. Butler has himself somewhat repehted
and sent privately for the flag of the regiment
that the words g Baton Rouge" might be IN
scribed upon it; but that Maj. (now COLI
Holbrook declined such settlement of a dis
grace which had been SO publicly cast upon
the regiment. h.eS "'7'7
Whether this latter statement be true or not,
our readers will have been pleased at noticing
that resolution of inquiry has been introduced
into the Senate by Senator Edmunds Of Bur-
lington, requesting the Governor to furnish
what information he may possess in relation to
the alleged misbehavior of the regiment at the
battle in question. ... OF .a.. 20
Az authoritative investigation into the matter
is due TO the comparatively few survivors OF
those who originally composed the regiment,
and who are suffering under most unjust dis
honor, it is due to the memories of the gallant
dead of the regiment; it is due to the honor OF
the state, which has acted so noble and patrl-:
otto part in the war, and upon which no stain
of cowardice has ever before been reflected by
the alleged misbehavior in battle of any of
her sous, . ... "afa
| We trust that the matter, so early ana
| rightly introduced in this Session, Will not o.
permitted to rest until some decisive result shall
have been obtained.