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Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-19
EIGHT BOATS PASSED VICKSBURG.
One Burned and Two Disabled!
Yankee Canal Report.
RICHMOND, April r.
go, SC, Sc,

A'4"4'''N w ~ AP,''
In the SENATE to-day tHe hoU'e Dali was
passed 10 dlsP'ac' from ''' .e"".'', '''""'g' ""N
CommlSiary departments al cIsEA@ liable 10
military duty anu oe'4A as CLERKS 0'"oIo'
soldiers.
The House biIl' passed early IN Inc session.
to repeal certain clauses oi the ESeiAP'!o" Ac''
was taken up and amended by the soostt."t.on
OF the clauses in the Senate exemption oI1' fo-
lating to oyerseers on plantations. Further
amended by incorporating IN" provisions 'i
the..Conference exemption OH Fep'r''N yes
tsrday except the paragraphrelativs 10 over
secrs, &c. In this shape the bill passed,
after long debate
Valuable Information, and very lucid.
En-, BULLETtN.l
JACKSON. April T.
Eight boats passed Vlck5burg last Mght
One vas burnt two disabled and five were
successful
It srumored that the Canal from NilllE"ns
Bend reached the Mississippi near New Ca,
thage
It is believed that the Yankees areconstruc:.
ing batteries opposite ickSburG.
ViGksburg to be attacked in ten days. AL!
officers absent ordered to report
Sixty-four steamers, loaded with soldiers
and negroes. left Memphis for FIeAsburg'
No papers allowed below Cairo,
Yankees forttying Raleigh, north Of Mem
phis.
Ahe editors OF the NeInphl" Argus ana hu4-
letin have been arrested, and their papers Sns
pended.
hl'""oNi ~ AP'" -
h"uSe passed Hhe'nP''o" DIX ''pol'' ''" '''
edhesday from 'he Coiin'''eo Vi r'0'''
eNce
AI3'' passed OIL " "''o" 'oSi'''"' - ''''
!nooa'Ion' 10 SIC" anu "oN'"o'' ''''N0''' ~
dollar per oa!'
The House adopted 'he loI'"I"S ueF''' io'
q seal OF the Con''o'ra" "'aV''. I''I I'''' Il IAN
portrait OF Washington (cop''0 from 'ne
monument AZ h1c"Il'"no' S''ri''''''e" .! =
wreath composed '"leN! o' ''' as' 't'"'''' IL
products Oh '"s '0"'"' '''''' N'' 0"'' ."
''""s'
house went 'h'o secret s'"S' -" o'' A"A 'i'''
IONOh a wv l'n' Apr1' IT,
Inc We" orleans ''''- u 'I' 'H'" A,'' '"'
following
Inc captured ram queen OF me W est "N'
destroyed sh!s morning AT l" CLOCK ny our
gunboati' on Grand Lake Ihe crew vs." cap
tu7ed.
| The gunboat Diana Is IN avery tight place
probably captured or destroyed
! The Rebels evacuated their works at center
willie last night, and rctreatcd up the lerhe
/ 1t is expected the Rebel forces Will be cap
tured. The enemy are now between troops OF
Gen. Grover and Gen. Emery. Gen Grover
succeeded IN gaining the rear q tn" enemy
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-19

ssa. The Louisville Democrat says
Fred Douglass made 4 speech to g
large concourBe of blacks of Philadel-
phia the other. day The papers re-
port much enthusiasm, but, notwith
standing it al, only five sables could
be induced to enlist. The Abolition
lists have . hard time in getting Ssm'
DO to fight.
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NO. l4G

h,, ,,,- h,,,.ri., ,,l ..,,.o,l:.1 ,t,,,t
sor,o ,f ~, hoo..
I'm. hoo, ,,os r,oa -. o,,. ,.u,s
in fran, ,f Tho oi,,, OH, ,o,,,;n
t,oni,,ort. ro.,,1 damn &C.,, ,h.., .Loh,
70 be disabled mona no,v :, .;,,h, Nv, ena
TRANSPORT. The Yankee b,,tarv on IN. panir.
sula opened on the citv Al rina ,,c,,o, ,b;.
,oorDipy III. tr,nq still contirooo
oC,,o,r,.r.,,.,.
!'''-
>'"P'' P'S' 'N''''
''''''''' ", '''e'' va! "o"''
'''' % ''''' 4"'e''
~ h'hl hu' April Il.
H'"' Pi'"'N''S AIo" ooaV sunk last hlgo'
Drought III 'o-""y' say 'h"'tAe transport Aenr!
ia! was s""N 0"A'1 'Ae Lafayette Whlca
vas also sun" =! our batteries. IAe remain
der OF the expedition came down tonight. The
battery on the Peninsuls ceased FIRING iatetha+
oa.er,no, Ea5,r,,,,, I,,o
,,-l,l,.
NA"N''' ApFA ~.
General Stevenson reports that the enemy's
batteries operating on Vicksburg opened fire
+ nm ,h. ,,,cv,ic,, or .bal-b ,ri,t .a,, .L;..-
'''''
'"o pounder Parrot guns three Classmates en-
fire were visible with the telescope
EIcNMO&p, Apri!l9.
Steam propeller gunboo,a. one OF Isrre size,
filled with troops, came up York river Thurs
day. the latter wen, up the Pamunkav river
About ,uile above V est Point our artillery
opcned, doinr rrea, damaro At the end Of the
action she WAS got,ea Oft with great q, fs,ul,,
Tho sroans and screams Of the wounded vera
hoard distinctly ~ w..,P,irt so.b r,,-a,
rsrs won, do,cn .bs rrvsr
.-.~-.-
Tup pRr.rr R,,rIrg Wy4rrD ,r .rw
oplr,,,--A Yankee n,v. office, 3, New
o-i.,r, ur},..t a y,i.,.3 ,r3., d,.e .t>r.rcb
toltb os G,IIowg.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-19
TEL E G RAP H 10.

ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-19

| The Tlrcnty- Second Of APrd.--Rcadors
|shOud bear in mind that after the 22d
IN the present month Treasury notes
Issued prior to the lst Of December,
AS62, cease to DC tundablc in eight per
bent. bonds, and will be entitled to only
seyen per cent. The eight per cent.
bonds are now at eight per cent. pre-
|nium in Richmond, and will rise rap.
Billy after the time for procuring them
|Ias passed. They are already ia de-
hand for business trasactions external
10 the Go tcderacy, and the demand IS
slaily increasing. All parties, there.
fore, who hold rreastry notes Of 4 date
PRIOR 10 the last December, whether
they desire permanent, orare able to
lie QUE Of .ho use of tho money only
for Il short time, will consult their own
interest by securing the eight per cont.
bonds, which are already worth eighty
dollars on every thousand.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-19

4 Man OF MARK Maj. $. Z. Marks,
or Montgomery last season sold 10000
Dos Of Pork at 10 cents. he has recent.
y sold 10000 lbs OF Bacon at % cents,
and let the Government have 1000 lbs
for sugar Would that all planters,
producers and Southern men were like
.this man Marks. Ills devotion TO our
cause is showd by acts-not by words.
The sin Of extortion, speculation, and
Indirect, but palpabIe, robbery Of the
women and children, the orphan, the
widow, the poor and the necessitouo
does not lie ut his door. The great sin
Of tho South, rs ono Of our cIergymen
remarked L. st Sunday, - that Of TX
tortion-tho thirst for money--the un.
godly greed for goId-and God has
punished us for it and will contlrue to
do SO until we repent and reform.
The Opelousas courier., 1863-08-29
State of Louisiana.

District Co.rt--Par,she Of Sc. Lasdry--No. 94la
VALERY MAYER, of the Parish OF St. Ian
~ dry, Administrator Of the Estate Of Antoine
Mayer, deceased, late Of the Parish Of st. Ian
dry, having filed final Tableau of distribution
of the funds of said Estate, accompanied by q
petition praying that the same may be homolo
gated;-And whereas the prayer of.said petition
has been granted by an order Of Court, dated
August 20, 1868.
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all in.
terested to- make opposition, if any they have, III
writing at ray office, within thirty days from the
date of the present notice, why said Tableau
should hot be homologatea, the Administrator
discharged from all further liabilities and his
bond cancelled.
A. GARRIGUEs, Clerk.
Opelousas, August 90. 1868.
The Opelousas courier., 1863-08-29

RTSHE undersigned, Confederate States Deposi
= tary, is authorized by the Secretary of the
Treasury, to issue Stock Certificates in exchange
for the hereinafter described Treasury Notes
said Certificates bearing interest from date at the
rate described below, and will be exchanged for
Stocks or Bonds as soon as they are received
from Richmond.
Holders Of Treasury Notes bearing .date after
the 1st of December 1862. and before me 9Th OF
April 1863, have the privilege of funding them
in Stock Certificates bearing interest at four per
cent per annum.
Holders of Treasury Notes bearing date on or
after the 9th Of April 1868, have the privilege Of
exchanging them for Stock Certificates bearing
interest at six per cent. per annnm, if they are
presented at this Office within one year from the
first day Of the month which is printed across
the face of such Notes.
Since the 1st Of August 1868, all Treasury
Notes which bear date prior to LIST December
1862, cannot be funded ut all.
gs-Oflice hours: From 9 A. M. to 3 p III.
A. DESsIARE, Ii
G. IS. Depositary.
Opelousas, August 90, 1868. --26--tf.
The Opelousas courier., 1863-08-29

4 4A1OA AEI1sdNI-lOLJAIJl1 u. w LA II ACT
A ing Chief Of the Bureau of Conscription, has
recently issued the following circular in response
10 numerous applications for information:
i. Under the recent call Of tile President, ex
tending the Conscript age, all substitutions have
ceased to be valid, if the substitute be less than
forty 1--WE years Old. and is not otherwise ex.
ernpted by law.
I'LL. Membership, whether as officer or private
OF local organizations for home defence or special
service, confers no claim to exemption from Con
federatc service; neither does service in the Mill
tia unless in ease of officers actually in commits.
sion, who have been duly qualified.
I'LL. Hereafter any one furnishing substitute
will become liable in his own person whenever
the services Of the substitute are lost to the Gov
eminent, from any cause other than the CASUAL
ties OF war i
IN. Applications for exemption on any ground
whatever, must first be addressed to the local
enrolling officer, who, If he has not power TO act,
Is In doubt, will refer them 10 higher authority
with report eli the facts ALI such addressed,
directed to higher authority, will necessarily and
invariably Be referred back for local examination
and report; and the applicants will then have
usclessly Iosttiine and suspense. Appeals against
adverse decisions by local officers, will he for
warded for hearing when any plausible ground
of appeal ii set forth. 5ss
". Cnaimandants of Conscripts will give this
notice extensive circulation iii the local press Of
their respective States.
Louis DEnLA ANt, dintant.
Sit. Martaisrills Aug 30 I8ttiis.
The Opelousas courier., 1863-08-29
III. a Town Lot,
State Of Louisiana.

District Court--Parish Of St. Landry-No. 94l7
TOSEPH ROY, of the Parish of St. Landry
~ Administrator of the Estate of Valiere Roy
deceased, late of the Parish of st. Landry
having filed third Tabeau OF distribution of the
aifails of said Estate accompanied by a petition
praying that the same may be homologated:-
And whereas, the prayer of said petition has
been granted by an order Of Court dated August
l3, 1868.
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all An-
terested to make opposition, if any they have, in
writing at my office, within thirty days from the
date of the present notice, why said Tableau
should not be homologated.
4. GARRIGUESp Clerk
Opelousas, August 20, 1868.
The Opelousas courier., 1863-08-29
State of Louisiana.

District Court-Parish Of St. Lamdry-No. 94I8
ERARCOIs C. DEVILLIERs, of the Parish
n of st. Landry, Administrator of the Estate
of Divine Holer, deceased wife of Valiere Roy,
also deceased, in community with said V. Roy,
having filed a third Tableau of distribution of the
affairs Of said Estate accompanied by a petition
praying that the same may be homologated;-
And whereas, the prayer of said petition has
been granted by an order of Court dated August
13, 1863.
Therefore, notice is hereby given TO all n-
terested to make opposition, if any they have, i'll
writing at my office, within thirty days from the
date of the present notice, why said Tableau
should hot be homologated.
A. GARRIGUEs, Clerk.
Opelousas, August 30, 1868.
The Opelousas courier., 1863-08-29
Head Quarters,

1AEdtI QudILGIS,
ORDNANCE DEPT OF TRANS MISSISSIPPI, !
Shreveport, La, July 20, 1868.
General Order No /.
The Bureau Of Ordnance for this Department
is for the present, established at this place. All
reports required by General Order No. 80, Head
Quarters Department Trans Miss, will, until fur.
ther orders, be addressed to the undersigned at
Shreveport. La. by command of
Major General HUGER.
BENZ. HuGER. ,Jr. A. 4. Gen. (.
August 22, 1S63.--3t.
The Opelousas courier., 1863-08-29
War Department, Richmond, May 9, 1868.
EXCHANGE NOTICE NO. S.

War Department, Richmond, May 8, 1868.
EXCHANGE NOTICE NO. S.
FTsHE following Confederate officers and men
- have been duly exchanged aud are hereby
SO declared:
J. All officers and men who have been deliy-
cred at City Point at any time, previous to May
| 6, 1863.
O. All officers captured at any place before
the LIST of April 1868, who have been released on
parole
s. Ali men captured In North Carolina or Viz
ginia before the LIST of March, 1863, who have
been released on parole.
A. The officers and men captured and paroled
by Gen. S. r. Garter, in his expedition to East
Tennessee in December last.
5. The officers and men captured and paroled
by Lieut.. Col. Stewart at Van Buren, Arkansas.
January 25th, 1868; by Col Dickey, III Decen-
Der, i $50. id Lis march to che Mobile and Ohio
Railroad and BIZ Capt. Cameron at Corinth,
Miss, in December 1862.
6. The officers and men paroied at Oxford,
Mississippi, on the 23d of December 1862, at
Desark, Arkansas, on the 9TH Of January, 1868,
and at Daton Rouge, Louisiana, on the 23d of
February, 1868.
Z. All persons who have been captured OH the
sea, and the waters leading to the same, or upon
the sea coast Or the Confederate or United States
at any time previous to December 16, 1862.
8. All civilians who have been arrested at any
time before the 9th of May, 1868, and released
on parole. are discharged from any and every
obligation contained in said parole. III any such
person has taken any oath OF allegiance to the
United States, or given any bond, Or if lis re-
lease was accompanied with any other condition
he is discharged from the same.
y II any person embraced in any of the fore
going sections orin any section of any previous
The Opelousas courier., 1863-08-29
Mr. EdiIor, q. I.

Plaase annSnnee HAT III Tie solicitation of
many Of his friends, Captain James G. Hayes
has consented to become candidate for Sheriff
of st. Landry, at the election of November next.
Capt. Hayes has been nearly two years in the
service OF the Confederate States, being volun-
teer in of the first companies Of our Parish,
and has always done his duty with that prompt
ness and courage which characterize the good
patriot soldier His past conduct and upright
ness of actions II guarantee. that lie will be an
impartial and correct officer.
MANY FRIENDS
The Opelousas courier., 1863-08-29

MFR. Editor Please announce that Mr. L. v.
Chachere, the present incumbent, is candidate
for Sheriff, at the election Of November next.
As faithful aud efficient officer for the last
eight years, DIr. Chachere is justly entitled to
the warm support Of the voters Of the Parish of
St Landry. MANY VOTERS.
The Opelousas courier., 1863-08-29
The DTover and Travellers Homo,
OR THE LOWER FERRY,

rs NOW READY to receive or cross over alp
!. wagons of whatever dimensions they may bs J.
with their respective teams and free passarags
iy offered them when they camp at the Ferry.
Droyers and travellers viii always find good
table and good forage for their horses And the
Mail Stages having changed their route, passsn-
gers will always find aweli supplied table At any
hour of day or night. III. DESESSARTS.
Mermento River St. Landry, July Is 1863.
The Opelousas courier., 1863-08-29

Dr An obituary notice Of little Walter Over
ton, We regret to say was haliaed us too late for
publication in this, but will appear in our next
issue
The Opelousas courier., 1863-08-29

Died = n this Town, 81 tha % inst, WALTER
u. oFERToE, aged about A years, youngest
son Of judge j. III. Orerton.
The Opelousas courier., 1863-08-29

Read the new advertisement Of Mi Des
mare, the Confederate States Dopositary.
The Opelousas courier., 1863-08-29
nlE:AAD,euAaTEns DEpARrmnGr TRANS Mss.

nEADQUARTERs DEPARTMENT TRANS. MIss.s}}
Shreveport. La July 9Th 1868.
SPECIAL ORpERs. No. 96.
IA. Enrolling or recruiting officers are enioin-
ed not % reTnese or interfere with employees in
the Eitre and Mining Bareaa, nor with employees
of contractors With that Bureau engaged in haul
ing co1osa fo, and ordnance stores from, tie
Rio tsrlnsIa md Gull peEss.
Hy cel nHsassd af
Iislss Gen. e. IsIREsY SMITH.
s. 5ssss lsN EIs sss II. lA G
IS tkansas ana aid Texas papers
cop 1tsr tsEi a.. Il sisv
The Opelousas courier., 1863-08-29
Estate Louis Belair rontenot

Estate Louis Belair Fontenot
TTsHE heirs i1l the Estate of Louis Belar Fon-
& tenot are hereby informed that Mr.. Marcel
Daire, at Vile Plate, is authorized and now ready
to pay to each the sums which are respectively
due to them. EDMOND SIMON.
administrator.
Vile Plate Aug % 1868. 25-3t.
The Opelousas courier., 1863-08-29
FOR. SALE.

A superb, fast and large Buggy mare,
8 with 8 goodset of first rate harness
SesAazsSs Price, 8 800
Err particulars caIl j. The ofssco of tho Courier,
ss 1fpe3ousas
August Ist 1863. ssGf .-4t.
The Opelousas courier., 1863-08-29
Estate- hodoiska Raulin.

FTsHosE who may have claims against The Es-
i tate of Lodolska Raulin, late widow Of p.
C. DeCourson, are hereby requested to present
them duly authenticated to the undersigned, rat
Vile Plate for settlement ;>-And those who are
indebted to the same are requested TO como for
ward and settle if they wish to avoid costs.
M DARE, AGsas.s
Vile Plate, August 1868. 29-St.
The Opelousas courier., 1863-08-29
Public Sale,

By the undersigned Auctioncer, IN and for the
Parish Of St. Landry.
Es virtue Of ean authorization from the Hon.
- the District Court in and for the Parish OF
St. Landry and to me directed, the public are
hereby informed that there will be sold at public
sale, to the last and highest bidder, on the Plan
taion Of the deceased. in Prairie Vile Plate, dis
taut about L miles from the Town of Opelousas,
Oh
Redacsday, The I'd day Of September, 1868,
the following described property, belonging to
the succession of the late Louisa Lodoiska
Raulin, deceased widow of L. Chs DeCoursor,
to wit:
The Opelousas courier., 1863-08-29
PUBLIC SALE.
Estate Of John Fail, decreased.

Est0tc Of JOIN fUtt, decedsea.
FEsHE undersigned will offer at public sale to
= she last and highest bidder, on the plantation
of John FALL deceased, adjoining the town of
Grand Coteau, in the Parish of St. Landry, on
Wednesday, the 23rd day Of
September 1868, the following property, belong
ing to the Estate of said deceased, consisting of
the Land and Improvements on which the de-
ceased last resided, except about five arpents
that may be sold apart with the Improvements
thereon.
The Opelousas courier., 1863-08-29
OP LOU SAS:
i SATURDAY, AUGUST 49, 1868.
For Secretary of State.

~~~-~~-~~~~~~~~~~---~-~~--~~~~
e~ We are authorized to announce that Mr.
EDWARD r. EASTIN is a candidate for Sec
retary of State, at the election of November
next. IJuly 25th 1868.
Candidates for Representatives in Congress:
1st. District: CHAS. ]. VILLERE.
End do CHAS. NJ CONRAD.
3rd do DUNCAN L. KENNER.
4th do LUCIUS J. DUPRE.
5th do HENRY MARSHALL.
9Th do JOHN PERKINS Jr.
The Opelousas courier., 1863-08-29

RICHARD CHARLES DoWNES,
of the Parish of Ibervile, is candidate to
represent the FOURTH District Of Louisiana in
the Confederate Congress.
Election on the first Monday of November, by
general ticket. E
The Opelousas courier., 1863-08-29

Kitchen utensils;
One lot of corn, and many otLeYarticles
Terms and Conditions All sums of twenty
dollars and under payable cash. and all sums up
wards OF twenty dollars payable in one, two and
three years credit from the day of sale. Pur-
chasers furnishing their notes with two good and
solvent securities IN solido. to the satisfaction of
the Administrator, resident of the Parish of St
Landry, and given on the day of sale said notes
payable to the order of said Administrator. at the
domicil of Marcel Daire, at Vile Plate, and more
over, the land ard slaves remaining specially
mortgaged unto said Estate until full ard entire
payment of capital and the interests which may
accrue thereon, at the rate of 8 per cent per
annum from time due until paid
PAUL L. L. GUILLAUMIN,
Vile Plate, August 1868 14uetioneer.
The Opelousas courier., 1863-08-29

II Lila f6c
The Opelousas courier., 1863-08-29
THn CALL Or coNscRIPTs.

opelousas, August 80, 1868. -26--tf.
The Opelousas courier., 1863-08-29
NOTICE.

Opelousas, August 20, 1868.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-28

and rebe lhon and against the adminisfra-
tioo. the Government and the Country.
The democracy Of Maine % day. would
rrioioe TO see Washington tAkeu bv the
rebels and JEFF. DAVIS pat IN the White
House and declared Military Dictator over
the Whole country. The proof j. found in
The fast that they arr pledged By their Con
vcntion. II Bradbury j. elected Governor.
90 withdraw tLc Name troops from tie Ped
eral army. policy -hich would placc The
1--we. 81 al the citircus and the property u
the ~Lole north at the nercy % that prince
81 pirates. JET. Dasis.-Hcrc = wherc the
Name d~mocrac. stand. upon thu platlor,n
q - q 20 through the couiing campaign.
The leaders of the Maine democracv arr
traitor. We denoance them a. traitor.
and Posterity VAL dcnognce thcu a. trai-
tor They are enemies % their country.
II they had the mauiiness AMI courage O.
20 do~n South and enlist under JEFF Davis
and take the chanocs u var In sighting out
tA's rebellion. they might possibly oou-
INNHH ANts AAArAhAAA % ANlr.
'hes arr saeAking roand here ia The North.
froihing and rasin- against the govern
n'eni. the administration and tbe laws. and
Vcn'iiaiing their vulgar proximity AMI ,rca-
son IN tbe presence u The losal meu cnca-
ged IN eaorts 20 crush oct the rrbcllicn.
The leaders q the Bon Bradburv dcmoc-
racy are a nest Of traitors and richly de-
serve TRAITORS doom
While our brave sons src m The cell.
sacrlhcisins the couforts % home and the
socicty 81 friend, AMI many % them la,inr
down their lives o. save their COUNTRY.
these n'iscrcanis a. home arr IN fad s,rupa-
thy With the rvbcilion aud afor,iing "a all
the " al and comfort In ihsir power.
Could these traitors be struck oct 81 eNi,-
tcncc this ~ar would not lat siNtv davs
The Ia; lingering hope q the JET Ds,i,
couspiraiors j. ed aa4 sya1paisy fro-- sorfs-
~ ecu,scra.s. n this va ~ithdrawn. the,
woaid give up ~ once. IL ths cry o.
sosrH 'r'fh "a -orftsrs frs,rors ing ,hrou-b-
cot the land.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-28

The Journal saws the sist Maine Reei-
ment. on 81 uay honic. obtained oopi-s q
III resolutions q shc ooppcricad Coa,cn-
tion. They were mich inccnscd and pas
80 'cries 81 condemnatory resolves. clio
sinc With thc foiio~ius
RrsaIrsf. That a. soldier. - can have
no sympathy Nlth the-c rvspousiilc for
said resolutions and htiuc desire not
f'f'C " eratltpdr. nor islu- AK % live
"a Tar memories 90 that uiouun.rrt. shoul,I
D. ras-cl b. faIs hani. 90 81. teach t.ssteri-
- thar - offered our lives in : cause
that lii 30 much o. b.litils and di~coura-c
Better hs far that ~ ca tbe soldicrs crave.
a. many q oar number uov 81. 18th moth
luE O. marx tac sf,of whsr- 49, f-ll. than o.
have thr most costly monument rcarcd by
disloyal hand.