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CAsS II.

.. CASS II. .aa -1sa.
JoHS F. LAMB, Superintendent
4.--Discretionary--(.4 .4nsicles not mentioned in
CIass g. r-.. .e....
CoN.--Aichael Budd, John Titus, H. w. Trow
bridge.
25.--Plowing Adtas-By Boys under ls gear.
For best one eighth acre 5 :
The plow must be naked and the furrow must
not be less than six inches deep.
The plow mus: be drawn by single team.
Con..Amos Bosserman. George A. Southworth
Frank Corwin.
i,8l'ha 26.-EaussHiaaship.
Thursday, October 2, lOA.n.
Running Of H,rses proAs5aed.
!. Beat exhibition of Equestrian skin in
2 Best exhibition Of Equestrian skip in
riding by pIrl under is
Best exhibition of Equestrian skin in
riding by boy upder Is 2 rze.f -a55si q
Rest Exhibition of Equcstrianism in driv.
: ing or . horses bv . lady Ei4@ lip=1-- a
s Best exhibition Of Equestriauism in driv.
ing or or horses. By . girl under I6 s
No person having heretofore takenths lst pre.
mium.i allowed to compete. ~ u 80
Cow. H. Williams, Jas. Aiken, a, B. Hitch.
cock, h. F. Eames, J. s. Armstrong.
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i. ID. OLMSTEAD,
Produce and Commission Merchant.

The market price paid for all kinds OF Grain-wheat
and Corn stored and shipped parties may desire.
Liberal advances made Grain in store at my
War, house the of La Sale street and Hy-
drauc asin, Ottawa, Illinois.
n. B.-Farmers save time by unloading with me,
as 1 have the first Warehouse they approach the
city and also Steam Elevator and all other eonvenien
ces unload with dispatch; and they can always
rely on getting the market price.
Ottawa, Dec. 2S, '6l- J. ID. OLMSFEAD.
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The names OF houses are for the outside
world When you read Rose Cottaes"
on the wall, think Of the lot Of thosus
inside
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w
worthy of calm and considerate thought
The article is from gentleman of wide
intelligence and close observer Of public
events:
REMARKABLE INCIDENTS OF THIS WAR.
1t is one of the most wonderful of the
features of this desolatins civile war, that
the most prodigious efforts of tho rebels
have been expended upon q series of forti-
fications over the entire extent sof their
inland, river and cost frontier, and yet
not one of the entire number has with
stood an assault Sc hours. Indeed, of all
their inland Notifications and entrench-
ments, not one, save those of Forts Henry
and Donelson, has been attempted to be
defended by force of arms. Inevery case,
these both also included, such has been
the strategy Of our Generals and such the
force brought to bear against them, that
evacuation before o battle, or surrender
afterwards, was an Inevitable necessity.
Witness Rich Mountain, Charlestown, Va,
Winchester, Centerville, Manassas Junct.
con, Aqua Creek, Ocracoke, Shipping
Point, Bethel, Yorktown, Roanoke Island
Newbern, Hatteras, Port Royal, Forts Ma
con, Pulaski, Marion, Fernandina, Ship
Island, Pike, Jackson, ST. Philip, New
.>duTIO, NO ~, uPkulaO, COluuDus,
Henry and Donelson, Zollicoffer and Co.
lumbia, Kentucky, Yorktown, Williams
burg to say nothing of very other minor
entertainments and temporary fortiticat-
ions. All these, except the first, have
fallen within about as mauy days as there
are.fortificationg, and the few that now
remain in possession Of the rebels only wait
our approach to share the same fate.
think we may safely challenge the
history of the world for parallel Of these
comparativeiy bloodless victories.
For it is to be considered that all these
works were constructed by scientific men,
and in tae most thorough and efficient
manner. Successfully they have, when
captured, excited the wender and admi:a-
ton of the beholder. Their constructors
were not molested nor were they in
danger of nolestation. They had COM
mand of unlimited resourcses of labor and
material, and all the time they wanted
If the toll was too severe for the soldiers,
thousands of slaves were employed, and a
whole country rich and populous poured
out its treasures and emptied its garners
to sustain the work. Each successive
work was pronounced and believed to be
" impregnable" They were severally sup
Piled with all the guns, munitions and
material of war that they were capable Of
using, and the commissariat was ample,
beyond our possible conception.
Now, while all this was going on, what
was done on the other side? Calmly and
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FRANK BUTTERFIELD,s
~ 80 ~
Sash, Deer and Blind Factory,
On tho Eesdsr, directly ~orth Of tie r. r. Depot.
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
Farmers, Builders, Contractors, &C., invited
call and examine my work before making engagements
elsewhere. noVlO
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OTTAWA ILL.,, SATURDAY MORNING, MAY a. 1862
BUSINESS CARDS.


@O NJ Id e
"AvIN9 purchased of Philo Hard hi. entire stock
IL of Lumher, respectfully inform the old custo
mers Of this yard, and the public generally that
occupied BY him, and ssliets share Of their patron.
age. 1 Am eonstsnty receiving eargoes Of lumber o
Of every description, Including WIDE SAGINAW
ING LUMBER, Of the best grades, all Of which will be
sold at the lowest cash pFices.
Also, constantly constantly on hand Nsls, Sash,
Doors ard Blinds, At manufact urer's prices.
Yard west end Madison Street Bridge.
I3S-tE FRANK WARNER.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Dentistry at Eastern Prices !!
DIR, M. WHITTEN
PUT II
ARTIFICIAL
At the following
prices:

Office Main Street. Opposite Mansion
House and Over OrtOn'S Book
Store, Ottayva HI.
~ To my numerous patients would state that
they will receive attention by calling at any hour OF
the ddy-with promptness and dispatch
Nov n 1861 DR NJ. WHITTEN.
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OTTAWA MARBLE YARD.

,rHR having purchased the shop stock
of 0eve Finley, where he Intends to carry the
bu.inees on scale He has on hand and
In receipt of quality Of American,
liam and Egyptian Marble for Head Stones Tomb Stones,
donuments Mantles, Furniture, &c. Az he has some Of
the workmen in the western coant,y ne sees as
sured that he up anything in his line In superb
or STYLE together low prices he feels assured that
he give all those who favor him with their support
N. y. Orders from distance earnestly solicited and
dronl :ly attended 20. JAMES WILLS.
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Bucm1 vlstH Floral Gardens.
a'1t1 w. CHALMERS L. Co..
At the ~esidsscef ". n. ". Csstssan, kast Otka,en
Always sale alarge supply Of perpetual Roses ana
All other kinds T"
msto Rhsbarb Cabbage. plants, &C.. &C.. In theil
on aud Vegetables of all kinds. juu1l
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PREMIUM LIST FOR 1962.
CLASS A.
10 - HORSES OF LA SALE COUNTY.
$40 II. w. SwEErLAND, Superintendent
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i've pounds sugar, Chinese or I'm.
whan anna

All collections in above list shall have been
raised or manufactured BY exhibitor Ind . writ
ten statement Of the process for manufacture Of
the sugar, shall be filed with the Secretary, and
if not found practicable no premium will be al
low ed
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n. iV Pr. "a
Best sample red winter wheat, not less
than = bushels q bk
Best sample white winter wheat, not less
than bushels bk
Best sample spring wheat bk
Best sample winter wheat 6our el or Diploma.
Best sample spring wheat -four ] do
Best sample oats, not less than bush
Best sample barley, net less than I bush.
Best sample rye not less than bush.
Best sample Indian corn, in the ear, not
less than bushal
Best sample timothy sssd, not less than
bushei
Best sample clover seed, not less than
bushei
CON- George Mann, Jr., W. +. Hicksou. Sylva-
nus Crook.
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OTTAWA STONE YARD
By
JOHN EGAN,

Supsvior Street, Hedr Bsrnards, Wdooa EkablisAmss,
- STONE cut to all patterns and dimensions.
Athens and Joliet Stone for SALE an delivered to orde
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Facts to Challenge the Worlds History.
The following vivid resume of the War is
worthy of calm and considerate thought
The article is from gentleman of wide
intelligence and close observer of public
events:
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i. All persons furnishing refreshments arb re-
quested to lay in their supplies before o'clock,
A. ~, each day, and for this purpose tickets OF
admission will be given for themselves and wa gons.
But precisely at o'clock the grounds will be
cleared Of all wagons and persoLs not entitled to
remain.
7 2. Any person renting the refreshment booths
will not be permitted to sell spirituous liquors.
8. Al! applications for refreshment stands, must
be made to E. L. HERRIcK, Rec. Sec.
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mr.. II. ZEN d T. Il .

DrS. III 4 x u q FHC-Nh HH~
H., associated themselves together tor the
oY.ir profession respectfully tender their
the citizens of Ottawa and vicinity
m R-AlI persons indebted to either oi 'he unueI
.;eo.d are requested call Immediately ana arrange
the same. c.r. .,
Obce over Hunters Drug Store La sale 81.
c. HARD, N. D.,
:,. r ~ McARrHUR, NJ. D.
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Con.-John Miller, Mrs. John Titus. Miss H. l..
Burnham, Mrs. Ira B. Howe, Mrs. John +. Nash,
Mrs. Z. c. Allen.
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DAVID II. JONES.
4 tor,,.y and CDunseUor at Ldto-Oftd'cd, f"s'
Heice in San:cr's block, up stars.
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NJ. KNEUSSL,
G>rman Druggist and Apothecdry Main ST. OttdeS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAlI)
rv,orter Of Drugs Chemicals, French CoSnias Bran
IhPDr.e p;a Z. e. aug2S
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GLOVER - COOK,
At.rn@us and CounselLors at Ldtc-OttdIa, ~.
or in Glover Cooks brick block, cart Of the co
staira
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o. sar sas eistsrns seins empty. The hack Of css-
.srn wAter. or more properly rsin water, has
seIcey ever at this season beom felt hers
sScs ~ tns plan Of building otstsrns was adoD.
~ ~. Inc supply Of watsr 10 sometimes less
man tns demand In the summer season when
mUcn more 10 used, and droug hts often occur.
oeveral plans TO furnish the city with
plenuiui supply Of water, have been sux-
9esteo. One Contemplated the erection OF .
O1er near the basin Of Dssp Greek. from
Wnicn the water would be conveyed ~
msAns OF iron pipes to . distributing reser-
volf, 70 be located on some conventontsiN In
the city.
Another plan was to have an iron st cam.
boat, capable OF carrying l 500 barrels 0f wa
ter, TO be forced by steam pumps into the
reservoir for distribution. These plans were
both Suggested and urged aboat ten years
ago. The matter was agitAted again about
three years ago.
A feeble effort was made in 1s43 to sink
pipes for an artesian well, on Market 20 uare.
The attempt was not successful. A moderate
supply of water was, however, Obtained. and
the we'll still affords a consider able quantity
OF water Of fair quality.
Judging from appearances now, all the un-
derGrouDd reser voirs about town Will 500 n
be fuu and runnin& over.
: No important news from any of the vari-
ous camps in the vicinity The health of
our troops IL generally good, and the brave
boys ere anxfcusly hoping for fight.
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FRENCH SUBJECTS In New ORLgATs-Bv the
arrival Of the schooner Mallory, the Mobile
Advertiser and Register obtained a copy of
the Havana DiarO de la Mayine, Of the e6th
ult. from which it translates the foil ow.
ing
To-day and yesterday the rumor has been
current tnat- the French Consulate in this
city has chartered q merchant ship to 70 to
New Orleans, for the purpose Of collecting a
pretty large number of Frenchmen who are
IN straitened circumstances in that city for
want Of employment We believe there is
some exaggeration in this report but, from
what has come to cur ears, it ap pears
certain that there are In New Orleans som
two hundred and fifty to three hundred
French subjscts who are suffering great pri.
vations on account Of the paralysis In com.
merce and the want OK occupa ton, and who
desire TO emigrate in erder to employ their
time usefully and their hands in gaining IN
honorable livelihood, but it is not exactly
true that vessel has been sent for them.
Nevertheless, we are assured that the Frenc b
steamer Milan, which went to sea Yesterday,
will go up to New Orleans, If there is u 0 op
position, for the purpose of ascertaining the
true condition Of the French subjects in that
city, and we do not doubt that the Consul of
France in this city will take the proper
measures permitted by the circumstances of
the blockade to aid these un happy people to
emerge from the sad condition n to which tn q
lamentable war between the two great sec
tionS Of the old American Union has reduced
them. =
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ESPECIAL ooaREspospEscE OF THE DEP ArcH.l
NORFOLK. 9Th Jan. 1852.

NORFOLK, 9Th jan, 1852.
1t was reported here last night, and gen.
orally believed. that Burnside's expedition
has gone into Pamlico Sound. 1t was stated
that the fleet consisted Of twenty gun-boats of
light draft, and carrying ave guns each
The Confederate troops AT Roanoke Island
are said to be preparing actively for battle.
Should this be really the fact, relative 10
the Yankee expedition, which has been for
so long time preparing for landing some
where on the southern coast, the fleet must
have come very stealthiiy down the Chesa-
peake, and observed great caution in getting
ontsids the Capes, without being discovered
BY the waschfll eye Of the Confederate Coast
Guard.
They have really entered the wide and
shallow waters OF the Pamlico Sound, and OF
course an attempt will soon be made to eject
landing, and In day or two we may near
in teresting news from the Old North STATE.
For four or i've weeks the wea ther here has
been almost uniformly clear, brtghtHnd plea.
SAINT, unnsnaily 80 for the season Of the year.
~ tbs ceuHtry, the pecrls have been d..
sishted with ths weather. although wh6st
Wputa - esttRttsd ty fsini tst IL tSdA,
iA9lt ef iheltxsHs kpys 6seE ~ Nesks
0sslgs SbHisl n tkS SIsi q sSsfs 5Ss
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DIVIDENDS.

nIvIDEND The President and Directors of
IL the Exchange Bank Of Virginia, hsve De
cared . semi-annual dividend Of THRER AND
THREE QUARTERS PER CENT, lees one
fourth per cent. bonus, payable on 18th inst.
js lr-:w W. 2. 6TROTHER, Cashier.
nlvIDEND-Ths Prs.idens and Ddrecsorycf
IL the Bank of Virginia have declared Divi-
dcnf Of three and fhree quarters par cent for the
last six months, subject ~ Adeducfion OF one nAn
ter per cent. bonus tbs State leaving three and
one hall per cent. payable to tho stothholdsfs-
jas-IM WIN. r. TAYLOR. caahIer.
nIVIDEND.- The President and n6reG
IL tors. Of the Farmers' Bank Of vnU1Aia
have declared dividend Of three and lhree-
quarters pr cent. cut OF The pro6n Of the insst
tuition for the last six moutha, deducthe there
from psR cont bonus TO the State leaving S&1ber
cent. net payable 70 the Stockhoidsex
h ia7-l0t ia. SMITH OaslAisr
RICh'D Z DANvILLE &. Z. 90.
DEoEARKR 10, 1861.
NOTIOE.-At . meeting Of The hoard a Di
IN rectors held this day, { dividend Of Three per
csnt. was deelared pay able On tho let eay of Jaa
uAry, 1891 The Transfer N0oks win IS cIoseA
frou tas l5tE instant y tis las day nf Jsnnssy.
THOMAS y. HR0CK1NnRnu0a,
1 |, ,;,s 4: !
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FIRE u LYycnBuas.-The dwelling house
OF James q. Irvine, In the suburbs OF the city,
near tho Fair Grounds. was consum cd by IRE
Ia st night. The flames broke out about 10
O'Clock, and were still raging fercely at II,
and 1t was reported that several adjOinin
buildings, some OF them also owned by
Mr.. Irvine, were burnt.-Lyachbars Republic
can. 9yk,
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FER SdbNAU.

htPOSITED-ln Richmond, some time
since. large, green TRUNK. with the
name of T. 5. Bowen, Mobile, Alabama. -
painted upon it, with white letters. 1t was
deposited by J. r. Bowen, or Lieut.. Thomas,
Of the Richmond Hussars of Georgia. Amy
Information regarding said Trunk will be
thankfully received. Address
I. 5. BOWEN, at Smithfleld, Va,
ia le-3ts Care of Ramseur's Battery.
rOL. ". .. HARDIN G win confer a fsvor
on JAMES L. HADEN by calling at the
New Fair grounds. ia S-5t*
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LOST. sTRAYRD. re.

7 UST--A POCKET BOOK, containing q
1 small amount of Money and Two Binds,
ore by Hsll Woodaon, endo rsed by b. H.
Wosaa, ~ s0T :ilo, ard one ,ns ~ B. "; as,ss.
will he literally rewarded by leaving them Mt
this office. They will he of no use to any one
hat che owner, rs the payments have been
stopped, pa lost.
OST-s20 REWAKD.--On the 7th of Jan.
1 usry black TRt NIX marked 90. G. A"
~, Que end. taken fss m ibe Cehtrsi Depot he.
tween the hours Of 3 and { o'clock. p. NJ; pro.
nsols t.ksn through mistake by some porter and
rsytied to SONIA hotel or bear dug. house. The
ssove reward will be paid hen left at this efce.
isio-3'' G. g. ANDERSON.
STRAYED OR STULEN--On Thursday
y night, "a inst, red GALE, with a
leather strap around her neck. A liberal
reward win be paid for her delivery to me,
On "a street, between CLAY and Leigh.
IA t0--St' ] X. PLEASANTS.
CToTEN-S5 REwARD--My stable was
! broken open Wednesday, Right, andny
SADDLE and Birdie stolen. lwiiiPaY are
ward Of s. for the recovery OF the same;
tslo-As WILLIAM bLof ~.
y OST. STRAiED OR sfOLkN-rbe 7th
1 Of Jauusry, at o clock +. NJ, q sofrel
MARI. with white hind legs and bi81ed face,
sboul Ia hands high. ard niue years old. She
had a new cavalry rigging on her. made by
u. kann, IN Richmond. with vaiise and fur
robe TEN DOLLARS reward will be paid.
snd no questions asked, when delivered al
Davis Huteheson's Livery Stable Frank
iir street, below the Exchange Hotel
IA a--sts
NTRAYED OR STULEN--5 REWARD
~ Prom the subscriber, Il small White DOG,
bearing strong resemblance TO a fcx, by which
!, eau easily be recognized The above reward
will be paid 10 any psrsoI returning the Dog. or
giving such information by which he a. Ay he re- .
covered. to JNo. PORT Oil Cloth FACTORY.
asst Near Central paslr cad Depo.
4 k-ofkAY gov .->trayed or stolen
~ from my residence. on Church Hill. r.
red mtlch COW, about five years old. with a
small white eron III the forehead She left
two weeks since. Any information of her
will be thankfully received and suitably re.
warded.
ja S--4ts J. n BoXIEy
LNSTRAI Game to my Farm near Han
IL over ACADEMY v, IA small RED COW. The
owner Will please come forward, prove prop.
erty, pay charges, and take her away can
De- found at the Hanover Academy, in Hano-
yer county, Va.
- 4--law3w+ O. II MALLORY
UST-s23 REWAkD-Between the First
i Market and Brooke Avenues
Is l. a u X Il A q
Containing two Account Books and sundrv
papers. viii give the aboye reward for their
delivery to me, at
Nos. IL and 10, First Market.
ue zl-ts JOHN LINDSEY.
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Il may Be pleasant for the old readers and
admifprS Of the NsfioHal FnfeihgsHcer to know
that the parties who RoE hayt control Of
thai pspss sre not tAs aAxaa " directed tts
eS,sMsi VIA M itSee sefssrv 49, - g
~ Y jss.ss ss' h M n ssHss 's;
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IN SIGHT OF RICHMOND, AND WITHIN
TWO MILES OF MANCHESTER. FOX sALN
AT AUCFlON.-At the request Of Mr.. Chas. II.
Rhodes, VS. shall sell at puh,is austion, on the
premises, on TUESDAY, the 2ist Januaay, 1852,
At IL O'Clock. A. NJ, If fa-, If not the first fair
day thereafter. the very valuable REAL Es FATE
tract contains about 700 acres, having fronts on
the turnpike and On both aides & the rivsr road
The land hss been recently survey ed. and has been
sub divided In several smaller tracts. ranging
ity to Manchester The plat and survey can be
seen st our Office in few Gays.
To the mansion house tract there Il attached
about 100 acres On this tract thsrs d every
mediation Of large family. The dwelling Is built
OF SOLID newn granite, and IL in the N st pesfsc4
oraer, having been Tseently thoroughly repaired
ana painted. Ihs outbuildinss are ali No. /,
Ihis place u 90 well aud favosably known that
. more general description IL deemed unpeees-
The other lands are particularly valuable BY
reason cf their nearness TO Richmond JpcE
each hot there viii be found . handsome buildns
on some Of them there are valuable granite qsAr-
ries and Ice ponds. The granite can BE- delivered
by .ha Danviile railroad. (which passes through
the isndo at ; cheap rate:
land nearest 10 Manchsstes. com fortxhle dwell
ling, &c., ON the pIacs called Frog Ley.l.p Tti.
pisca will be sub Divided into lots Of from 10 70
acres escb. 80 a. to suit FOX fGoarhan residsnsss
Alsogsshsr. this !. The mes. Variable se,ay a
land TIA. has been ofsrsd IN mask st. 90 ssar
Bishmuu6s tvt a0naa ysAgs east. 81 ~
Ixh4a AlRns u.dee q 80. osefoaFsA 81,
eaasaes = q ltd u nsnala aSss ksAo0 enc.
ssss Wy 81 ~, 49, . e ~ ..As: Z.
y o. r. lsass ii q J u h t1|
& IA SSp,sln ! ap,sSs6p1j, is,ss
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IcoasrsrorDErcx OF The .lczxosD Dr.rArcu. |
Youxa's Mill, Jan. 5.h 1ss.

Yorsa,a Mil Tan s,h ,cn.
Ths frst Sabbath in the New Year .finds
the 18th Virginia rerimepr com1nr.n.ns
winter q artsred at this place. W. ~
en- loved 4 merry old Christrn A. All ee @.c
spirits feather iixht. that tirne. hon,..S ~
yeraee (Ere. Nor being the favori,o - s- ve-
dav. IA ade The ma tn al sohrietv of N 49, " INC
besmin9, with good hnmor' and aaces
ton rues showed a uehc Of sneech Iuoues
rrfsins: and feat accus tome - To I..oe sur .
ihe ways Of life. moved caiIy on sha a,n;rh. s;eh
fantn6tic toe y Ihe Old wear Is fran,h. I.nx
Tbs mnat 4, am orahIe events th,t ~ e. WIN
Of the Amerfc an 'peopie will evsr. ra.ay
Thrranatifion of.fhoxe stsrr .nd .. :. oIu.- =
sttions which alIhepn blfoe ha ve ran nj "a
ernerisnced IA r,ast and enroil.a ~, fr.a Nnu - =
record. Nav the new wear s.. iss. =. = atMe ne.
FEARFUL drnuaa thaa thai whi oh has si.aN -.
haen nlnyed In the nass. and ara Il %. osoy
The rain6ow Of peace. bIsndsd nth i,s =. may
colors handtttsslf acrov. -. ,s,..!s e sauuy
vens. ID
Of late 1T appears TO me that eyery hreeze
wAjeAAas waited over the Peninsala sig hs
eudioiy rom its Deing SO ne6v1ly laden with
.a.e as. aaalU "a ..a .s.s tne xAakees nave made no
~ns 49, an,. t,ace' en1 40 not ror a
snnnId hs peu y, "a 1ney VIII, unless they
SI snoI;u 20 'r.ua.So oy tne greatest OF fool
matu,n 81 ,or sucn an adventure would most
trat Sh,cn tha'. Iout as com plete as
.,nr ,;ns IF deesSa Ap.Ilenceu ~ Mahassas
= mnh. ~ sr;r;, 70 NV Gom Pietea' ana In
"n.,s.. ~ go ss..as % commence we oefy the
contH,; tsr, 10 ws;, Nv Sus We ore oy no means
ardiy snemv for VIC su 80 "u t. Sances VI cow.
the enemv,s neirhhorhnya 4enuy 80 ihto
of thpir wnrks and 80 va. r. view
have had considsra -, nc ;eni .ei Va ass.e. we
which the YANKEES 1,raus sa h ns, ing ,aosiy' In
Ithink II onite nrohshIs go, g. ue "ors..
aspect or nff.irs 1ho, @ sue present
To ite senses Tns naso, rI .I ~ coains
certa,nlv indioats : ,,aa,"m Stoeu anaIr
spirit. which mads ths Inin;o y. 'na' a C WalaAe
howl worse than ths f;ands W 49, y. Oiu aus
NOT think the wintar camn.;nn az - pe uo
ninsula will be an active one nnthine hnt :
rumors and an Occasionally r.isa aScita1sS ~. ~
which is but natural requisite for men In
the duliness OF camp lite. In camp we wit.
ness lie In many OF Its varieties , it's gay
and its sober scenes. Speaking in a moral
sense, nave attended prayer meeting in q
nut, Wnile in the next, was singing and dan