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The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-08-08
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The following song was composed by 'reb" whom we
prisoner Morris Island but who has since taken the
oath Of allegiance quite favorite with the secesh
at Morris Island They have probably changed its tune by
this time. re. s... g,
Confederate Red White and Blue
. On the banks of the Potomac
There is army so grand,
Whose object is to subjugate
Dixie's faii land .-- 81. -.3
They say we have split this great Union in two
And altered the colors Of the Red White and Blue
Chorus :-Huzza are nation SO true.
Well stand by our colors Of the red white and blue
Our banner is simple and by it Wen stand
It osts from the potomac to the great Rio Grande; ;
It floats DER people who are gallant aud true,
Who win all die defending our red, white and blue.
Chorus: .'. r 4 So
We had big fght on the 16th Of last June,
B. Aiagruder at Bethel whipped old 'Picayune;"
We fought from ten until two afternoon,
And in triumph we carried our red, white and blue
Cacrns: s.>-
:, Twas on the morning of the 21st of July,
When the Yanks thought trip to Richmond they
They had not gone far when back they all few,
Their old Uniou banner Of the red white and blue.
- CaortIs: - .t-
On the plains Of Manassas the Yankees we met,
We gave them whipping they will never forget;
They thoughtto take Richmond, how little they knew
Now rebels would fight for their red white and blue
,Caorus: .ss fa
Then you want to hear Greedy and Yankeedom
swear,
e just n,ention the Siidell and Mason affair,
When iirst they got them the made great ado,
lut they curse England and our red, white and
..t blue. ...s-. ... ..
Chorus:
They'll never subdue us its plain for you to see,
While we've got Bragg. BeaureSard, Johnson aud Lee
Nasrnder, McCuloch and others that's true,
T..at win die defending our red white and blue
thorni:
rnefairest the loveliest spot upon earth,
Is hero in fair Dixie the land Of my birth,
/ love her, I'm with her, to her I'll prove true.
And we'll all die defending our red white and blne.
CRoraS:
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-08-08
s4y - - from Our Special Correspondent.
LATER FROM MORRIS ISLAND.

UpeTdta0nS OUNCE SdtTot%y ths Sosis c~sss"'o-st~-
uane of Our Lines--Rseent Casualt,ss-Fort
Wagner Silent-Her Embrosares Closed-Se-
cessionrille Shelled-Sc., &C., &c. a.E
MORRIS ISLAND, S. G.,
=. Wednesday Evening, July 29th, 1868.
There are no late movements or operations Of
much interest to the general public.
Since Saturday last, the date of your latest pre-
yious intelligence from here, our lines have been
advanced a considerable distance towards the rebel
works. We have been shelled good deal from
Sumter, Battery Gregg, and the battery on James
Island, near Fort Johnston !; but our casualties
have been very slight, thanks to the skill of our
engineers, the judgment of our officers, and the
bad gurnery of the rebels. -
This afternoon shell from James Island burst
among some of the N. Y Volunteer Engineers.
Lieut.. James M. Baxter was severely, but it is
hoped not dangerously wounded. Three others of
the regiment were wounded, one seriously.
On the night of the 9th, Sergeant Vaudeville,
of Co. E, same regiment was killed, and one or
two wounded. ,=5 "a s... o. - c..s s.s-t
The Fourth N. H., have had one man killed
Private Byron Howard, Il Co. H,-and Private
John Mullin, of Co. G., wsdHded. Tho Fourth n.
H., have been under fire great deal of late, but
have been very fortunate in regard to casualties.
On tie night of the 9th, Private. Geo. W.
Thompson, of the 7th N. H., was killed,-there
have also been a few other casualties.
Fort Wagner has now been silent three days.
Her embrasures have all been closed during the
time, for some purpose or other.
This evening three gunboats and battery of
ours in the woods on Little Folly have been firing
for some hours into Secessionville and vicinity,
apparently. There was no response, that have
learned.
The feet and some of our land batteries just for
amusement and practice, shell the rebel works
nearly every day, and occasionally at night.
LATER
MORRIS ISLAND, Tuesday evening, Aug.4.
There is very little publishable news of interest
since your last advices. Our lines have been
steadily advanced under hot fire from the enemy,
with scarcely casualty. Not one has been re-
ported for two days. Our advance is now only
about 600 yards from Fort Wagner.
Our batteries and the feet allow the enemy but
very little rest. Occasionally there has been very
sharp and continuous firing, and on one or two oc-
casions the Wagnerites have responded vigorously
for few moments, as if enraged at the effect of
our shells, but the principal shelling is from Sum-
ter, Fort johnson and its outworks, and Battery
Gregg.
Col. James Montgomery, while commanding in
the trenches, Lieut.. Col. Abbott and Major Hen
derson, Of the 7th N. H., had very 9aERK escape
day or two since, from sphsiSa hch
= ! !: !: : ! !:
burst directly over their head rec
some similar adventure. n
wounded, however, since my ldajor
Henderson, of the 7th N. Il. Scape
one night in trench, neal P, !
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-23

"a FARM AT AUCT. ON.-Wii i

%% .e:N FARM AT AUCT. ON.-Wil be
hsi!i Esold at Public Auction, on WEDNESDAY, Oct.
AAasAE I, at O'Clock p. the premises, the Farm
now owned by W. NJ. Lamb situated in the
northwesterlv part of Northboro, on Ball Hill com.
manding fine prospect of the surrounding country
and very healthy location, very even and under good
state of cultivation; containing 80 acres divided in
acres of pastuIns of wood rest NOV ng and
tlage land The is all English and can all be cut
by moving machine. There is a large orchard of 27
apple trees all grated fruit also good supply pears
puns, cherries ana grapes Welding rom $I5 $40
worth of fruit yearly Will pasture cows and winter
10 cows and horse. The milk butter can all be
SOLD at the door for the Boston ma ket two-story
mousse with an l. and wood house att iehed, large
Darn carriage house and shed, all In good repair;
sup ed with neveraiing water at house and barn in
agood neighborhood and near school Said farm is ton
miles from Worcester three miles from NOrthborO Gem
IRE; and three and half Hi"s from Clinton. Three
desired 80 eNeN'"
Also If not sold at private sale about Is Eng
sh nay Two tons OF oat straw all the planted
one anu half acres ell the potatoes pantei three
OF beans. $50 - ~
For further particulars inquire the subscriber on the
premises W NJ. LAMB
81 wNdtoctI f. b. LAMSON, Auctioncer
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-23
LARGE LOT o. BUCKTHORN FOR HEDGE
Large Lot of shrubbery of Various Kinds.
Grape Vines !

The above Trees are the Celebrated Nursery for
merly owned by $. IL. CoLToN, on Southbrdge rect
In the city of Worcester
The Trees will be put up in varying from trees
TO 100 trees and will be sold to the highest bidder with
out any reserve There will be man in attendance at
the auction, that will tell the kind of Fruit very tree
Will bear and will warrant them to be of the kind he
represents lie has worked the Nursery ever since
it commenced.
This Will be the best opportunity people will have for
many years to purchase Trees are all of the
best quality Persons purchasing Trees will have the
privilege to tske up the any time during this fall
TERMS OF SALE:
All under TWENTY-FIVE dollars, cash at sale all over
note on three months.
The sale will commence precisely at nine O'Clock
FRIDAY, the twenty-fifth day of September Please
bepunctual to the hour, the Trees will all be sold in
day.
Feed for horses and refreshments for men, will he fur
nishsd at the Nursery without charge.
Any Information concerning the Trees can be had at
the Bay State Market previous to the sale
THOMAS GATES.
f. w. VAIL, Auctoneer.
ES- No postpOnement account of the weather
sic diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-23
II ACRES OF LAND.

II ACRES OF LAND,
with BUILDINGS theron, situated on the old road TO
Leicester the old Jones' avern about three miles
from the City Hall, Worcester. Two acres of YOUNG
WOOD, the remainder divided into NOW nR and nastur
Ing. The house is story and half built within
few years and IS In good repair; good Barn and other
necessary out buildings Also. upon sail farm good
variety OF FRUIT. 49,
lmmediatey after the sale of the above, will be sold
plows. horse harrow, pick axe, iron bar, raEes
hay cutter. wheel barrow, drag good ladd ers 3
harnesses, whlfetree and chains manure hook gras1
and bush scythes dc, buffalo robe
Terms liberal and made known at sale. For further
particulars inquire at IL. ABBOTT, The premises or
the AuctioneeT =
SIG dkWts F. r. IANSON Aucpr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-23

NOTICE.-The undersigned having
IN ..ten the store No. Bangs Block. opposite the
~ 1anrt Hogse formerly occupied by HENRx Il.
cowR Co. Gr,ces, most respectfully solieits the
IL vii eep constantly hand large and well
,cied stock OF West India Goods aud Groceries, which
,s,l he sold at the lowest ca prices
10 dtf DARIUS PUTNAM.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-23

NOTICE subscribers will be in
session at the Provost MarshaI's once 24S Main
street. from 10 to p NJ every Friday, to make b ennia
examinations for pensions. till all shall be completed
nose whose pensions commenced earffer than March
4th, 1852 must be examined before they receive their
pay.
refunded by the government r,>- =, m
CiIAs w WHifCOMB, N. D..
appointed Examining Surgeons
Worcester Aug 25 1868. oaNu auIo
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-23
SING OUT SALE
THE BEST AND LAST CHANCE.

The entire stock Of goods at the Academy Of Fine
will be sold this month, at geatly reduced prices
The propretoTs will give personal attention to custom.
ers and under their supervision the will be re-
arranged and new pictures framed daily.
Chjlce Line EDgravings Chromos, Lithograeha Re
OF every variety with large sment OF Frames and
Artists Materials will be offered the public nostveV
only during this month. Exhibition rooms open day
and evening One first class Plano, with Rosewood case
10 perfect order; one Fountain, Show Cases ExtenSion
Tables Furnaces and Easles, for sale very cheap An
are invited TO call at once, the rooms viii be closed
the last OF September NJ l. ROBINSON
50 dtol r. j GARDNER
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-23


HEATING STOVES,
COOKING STOVES,
PARLOR OVEN STOVES,
SUMMER RANGES,
S- No. e8I. FARMERS BOILERS,
HOT AIR REGISTERS,
VENTILATORS,
HOLLOW WARE.
ENAMELLED WARE,
FRENCH w ARE, No. 28I. IN
PRESERVING KETTLES,
COAL SIFTERS,
COAL AND ASH HoDS,
APPLE PARERS,
STOVE REPAIRS,
FIRE BRICK,
SHEET ZINC,
CAST IRON SINKS, &C.
KEROSENE GOODS!
LAMPS for the Parlor, Hall, Office and Shop
NEW BURNERS, without chimney.
LANTERNS, without chimneys.
SOLAR and FLUID LAMPS altered to burn Kero.
Shades, Globes, Chimneys Wicks, Scissors, &c, &C
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-23
Smttr0ms.
tBy +. w. vAILLl
r RARE CHANCE-VALUABLE

Mill RESIDENCE AT AUCTION, No. Park street,
AA corner POrtl and Il favored with Instruction
from the heirs to sell, on THURSDAY, Oct Ist at ii
O'Clock, the above Residence. lately owned and occu
pied by Mrs j. c. Morse, deceased containing twenty.
two rooms, conveniently arranged Tor two enements on
the ground floor in good repqr supplied with hard and
soft water, Gas. &c &c Plaza nffont; good cellar
under the whole house The lot has a frontage on Park
street of 20 feet, and leo feet Portland.
The above offers opportunity for inyestment or
occupations as the location Is central neghborhOod
desirable: For further particulars inquire of EDWARD
BEhlS, Harrington corner, or the Auctioneer,
2 dtol 4, W. VAIL.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-23

n afternoon Of the 10th inst three Jersey Heller
Calves escaped into the woods near Tstnuck, one Of
them taking the New Worcester road Whoever will
return auy one or all Of them detan them and give
Information to the subscriber shall be suitably reward
ed. - WILLIAM LAnCoLNs
du may street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-23

VOrma.-Corbin's Worm Destroying syrup for Gnu
dren Adults sa and efeaci9us IL nti
and greatly Improves the general health. frlce 70
cents. d&wly ueA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-23

Odd WHITE PORT WINE, warranted
~ perfectly pure, for sale by CIR sPURR.
aul4 diff z0l Main St.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-23

/ ,AECASTER BANK.-The Annual
- Meeting Of the Stockholders Of this Corporation
will be held at their Banking House on MONDAY Oct
s. 1853, at two O'Clock NJ for the following purposes
lst 10 choose Directors for the ensuing year.
come before them.
BY order OF the Directors.
~ q
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-23
VNREASURY DEPARTMENT.. OrTIc

w ORCESTER BANK.-The Annual
w Meeting OF the Stockholders Of the Worcester
Bank for the choice of Directors the year ensunR
TO fix the limit of the loan to Directors and to
any other business that may legally come before them
viii be held at their Banking House Foster street on
sAIUhDA1 the 10th day Of October next, at II O'Clock
AN For the Directors.
Worcester, Sept. %, 1858. dIstm a"'"'''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-23

Malignant Dlseases-Among the most SO III our
climate is Qunsy and Sore Throat, which are alMatS
distressing and frequently fatal but il is plesug 10
know that an efectual remedy hns been ioun ndertn
worst OF the kind yield readily to the wohus @
properties Of DI. Sweets itdihbte Lninlth Io.,ne
believe it has been known to fall Teh FL. e.
and should be widely known. Pass IL arouH hswi,v
tn1ton VI Banner. sl9 u~"I"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-23

CENTRAL BANK-The Annual Meet.
- ing Of the Stockholders OF the Central Bank for
the choice Of Directors for the ensuing: 10 AZ the
limit OF the loan to Directors, and to act on any other
business that may legally before them will he held
at their Banking Rooms, on MONDAY the 5th dav N
October next at 10 O'Clock AN "
Per order Of the Directors
sis dto5 H. MARSU C..ht..
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-23

GITY BANK.-The Annual Meeting Of
- the Stockholders of the City Bank of Worcester
or the choice OF Directors for the ensuing wear and me
Transaction of any other business that may legally come
before them, Will be held at their Banking Rooms
WEDNESDAY, Oct ith, at II O'Clock A. NJ
Per order Of Board OF Directors
Worcester, Mass, Sept. 81, 1868. atm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-23
BLACKSTONE BANK The Stock.

holders Of the Blackstone Bank, Uxbridge are no.
tilted that their Annual Meeting for the choice ~ III
Tect0rs and transaction OF other business which may
legally come before them, and TO fix the limit Of the
Loan 10 the Directors provided by the STATUTE will
be held In the Hall said Bank, on MONDAY The
nith day of October next, at two o'clock p. NJ
Per order Of the Directors.
w. HAYWARD, Cashier.
Uxbrldge, Sent H. 1868 dim
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-23
OUINSIGAMOND BANK.-The Stock.

W holders Of the Quinss amOnd Bank, Of Worcester
are hereby notified that their Annual Nj citing for Inc
cnoice or Directors for the ensuing year, Ak the limit
the oan to DrectOrs and the transaction Of any
other business that may legally before them will
PC heid al their Banking Rooms FRIDAY, the 9th
day OF october next. a. 10 O'Clock A. NJ
Per order OF the Directors
Worcester, Sept Is, 1863. am - ri
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-23
Lancaster. sept.l4. 1863 . dssw i''' O"'' IS
STOCK OF GOODS FOR SALE

Consisting of Kerosene OIL Burning Fluid Larlps
and general assortment Of Groceries 1t is one OF The
best stands for business IN this city The only cause Tor
selling Is Ill health. Address Box a, Worcester Post
Office n21
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-23
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT
AUCTION,

tBy Z. B. Lamson Son 66 and 6S Main street,
A DESIRABLE SMALL FARM AT
A AUCTIoN;-l am instructed to offer without re.
10 o'clock A. NJ, ~' ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-23

M lLLBURI BANK Notice is hereby
A'A given that the annual meeting Of the stockhodefn
OF the Millbury Bank vii be held the nrst Monday
IN October next at two O'Clock r. NJ at their BankIn1
Rooms, for he choice Of Directors fix the limit III M
loan to Drectors and TO act any other that
may properly come before them. ID. ATWOOn
Millbury, Sept. Is, 1858. dtoIS CashIer
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-23
MARTIN & Co, Propriet0rs,
aul3 dto4 Providence, r. I.


In East Bost n Sept a. by the brides father Rev &
White; Mr Lyman r Blackmau of Jackson, Mich, and
MISS Mary White, recently teacher in Adams School
b. On leaving Miss White received from the teach.
eis munheent present of valuable piece of silver
accompanied by a note, to which annexed their
autographs, expressing their affection and esteem
their regret and cOngratuation.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-23
SICAL CON ENTION
THE
Worcester Co. Musical Convention
WILL held AT
MECHANICS HALL, WORCEsTER,
COMMENCING
Tuesday, Sept. goth, 1863,
AND CONTINUING FOUR DAYS AND EVENINGS.

n class will be under the direction OF Prof y. II.
FROSTi Mr.. s. B MILLS of New York will be plan.
list, and the following Yocalists will take part in the con-
yention; Miss Nellie Fiske. Mrs Doane Mrs Munroe
MuniOe, VIM, sumner.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-23

DIED.
In Grafton Sept o. Sarah Jane Knowlton 81 yrs:
Frances F. daughter of Charles Chamberln Of Water.
ford. VT, Is yrs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-18
Local nafanna.

The incursOn OF AVerll into the Upper Valley Of
Vrgnil another warning of the need for lu,h en-
bod msnt Of the militia for local defence, the Legs
lAtuIe led together to arrange last Fall. As we
write, we have heard nothing further from this move
ment than published yesterday morning. bat If the
raid stopped at Salem easy to perceive how far it
falls short Of what il might have BEEN proper Or
gAnizlon of the militia in the counties raversed aud
those threatened would have deferred the Yankees from
the adventure, secured their destruction if they had
undertaken it. The LegSlatures again in session aud
may yet repair the omission Of last Fall The propo
siIion Of Confederate legislators to enroll all from
sixteen to sixty is proposition TO recruit for tho hoI
pas and grave yards. But for such service would be
required by lhS State there within those ages not
liable to oOn,crptou multitude who, under proper
ganiIltiOn would be exceedingly valuable We hope the
attention of tbs Legislature will be given to the matter.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-18
A DEFIANT MEMPHIS WOMAN.
The following communication from a Memphis lady,
clipped from the Bulletin of recent date:

The following communication from Memphis lady, 10
clipped from the Bulletin of recent dale:
ThGnksgiving Day. d
The President Of the United Stateshas set apart to-
morrow as q day OF thanksgiving for great sue
cf1Ses We In our simplicity supposed that the Toys
peope of Memphis would be pleased to participate in
such service, and so suggested. This mere suggestion
has called forth the following significant epstle which
we subjoin without comment: t..
FpIfoR BuLLEIM: You Cil attention TO Lincoln's
appointment OF day of thanksgiving for the successes
which have blessed our cause and you hope the day
will be properly observed. by our cause you mean
the Union cause
vond.r how you think the people of Memphis can
thank God for the successes of the Union Abolition
cnse You pretend to think that great UnOn senti-
ment has sprung up 10 Memphis because you say that
rnvards of 900 persons have taken the oath Of ale
glance. Let me tell you if they have taken it. they did
not 40 II Of their own free will and they don't feel
hound by IL they had to take it un5er military des-
notsm AID dont feel bound to regard any oath forced
upon them in that way. 60. -. r
mint services in his church az Lnooln's dctation
Lat one dare to try it, and how his congregation
= II stand it, They know better. They know full well
that the people of Memphis give thanks over Union dis.
sstera with sincere hearts, but don's reoiesa. Union
;cIor,es al they call them. The w6meif of Memphis
will stck to the Confederate cause like Ruth chung to
her mother in love- and say to it. "Where thea Roes
viii 60 where thon liYei. viii live, where thou des
will die, and there win be buried 80 eHsE, l"a
But where are your great succesSesf Your papers
,ay that Leo brought of train Of captured spells
twelve miles long, and that Morgan DESTROYED or
eeht million of dollars worth before all Ohio aud It
diana could stop him. Pretty dear success this Still
won't rejoice it at Lncon's dictstion Blu! wait
till President Davis day comes i'd Perhaps by that
time Meade may get another whipping, and If you don't
see rejoicing and Thanksgiving then you may well he
eve tlat you and your ocious lOcal-fsl 70 see half
A., w;ot in Hamnha Nov v0u w0nf nlhliah thia
perhaps because il don't salt you. You say the
reason is because don't pus my real nAmsto il. You
can do as you please about it choose to sign 1t.
NARY LEE THoRMK.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-18
RAPID an Valley L AND FOW SALE.

HNhk arms OF lr. ". SOmeryle, ). W so
Il psrrls and the uod rsigned, lying 70 TIE county Of Gel
psper, The Rapdan some viiza 70, 2bu NIL
bov Rapdan stA5n, and hin tEo miles OF Mitch NJ
slA5r OrAr &c and AsyAndda Railroad, ard CO TAI
Al CG-r sals privately Thy vi
scld together ddet They exte ab.ut ,hee niles ."
low Guns de- They al toStt er
and originally farm The land well adapted u thr
groS % wheat grass, &C, and nov IL Asen N
Ersss Plenty OF sood sud Wser There grist m ~ saw
MILL cardng machne pasye ml, backsuiths sh p dWelf9
house, oVerse house, house barns stables 4e on We
Also, apIls orcA,ri In sort u one OF tt
p-o usve bo'yS q land In he stz N
.souay ao1nd pct the erere sud perfectly hsalhy
"A ans ehAne- Il ofersd 20 CAPT s'ists % lowest
ForfaTther particulars call on or address
K. sONERVILLE,
- 12th sire &, south o. Cary,
deels-2aWSW Richmond Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-18
CorNurArlOs FOR MILITARY srArcr.-The New

CoxMUrArlos yoR military srAvIcE.-The New
YORK correspondent of the Philadelphia Ing rer says:
The uneasiness which experienced by many v no
have bsen drafted recently in consequence OF apprehen
ding that the three hundred dolars exemption If paid
would not ree sc them from the drsf in Janua y
has subsidized under the late positive assurances of an
Official character that they exempt from frrLer nil
tay duty for three yes lit possible for every
one 10 comply With this law, Govern msnt would no.
only get all money aud no NO. but every cit zen l. the
United States, eligible. would befse, from military duty
Tor three yeaTs or at the very time when soldiers
nee d.s. .... .... ID .... q. Ii-. 70