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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-01
Death of another soldier

Watson E. Judd, died in Streetsboro March
9Th, 1868, aged 26 years. son of Orrin- Judd.
Another patriot soldier is gone, and it is
due to his sterling worth publicly to notice
the sad event. In his manners he was quiet
and retiring seldom eonversing much unless
first approached He had very unusual way
of considering we'll before he spoke his mind,
quite beyond his years. He was inoffensive
in his intercourse with others, and it is doubt
tul whether any one can point out any low,
mean, or wicked thing, said or done by him
"a rare exception, indeed. His memory
needs no mourning drapery for wrongs COM
mitted and what would be unlocked for in
so blan1eless life, he was person of unusu-
al decision of character. His life showed
that one need not be cringing nor surrendering
in order to pass smoothly along its pathway.
While he was very tenacious of opinions that
his mind had once reached, he was peaceable,
though firm. He had very decided political
opinions, and invariably and manfully cast
his inference and his suffrage with the friends
of human rights and human liberty. He was
a subject of Divine grace, being baptised
March 11th, 1860. He remained steadfast in
his faith, never dishonoring his profession
and passed uncorruptedly through the debas-
ing influence of camp life, to the end. Wher
disloyal men sought to rend our Government
and country, he stepped into the foremos
rank of her defenders, Go. G, 7th Regimen
o. V. - and none doubt the purity of hi.
motives in offering his services and his life
upon the altar of his country.
He was in the battle of Cross Lanes, out O
which he came unhurt He was in that ter
rible battle of Gen Banks at Cedar Noun
tain, in which he was struck by spent ball
and though not disabled he carried the sea
to his grave When Gen. Banks was born
backward by Stonewall jackson, up the val
ley of the Rappahannock, he was in a hos
! pital at Strausburg, and narrowly escaped be
| ing made prisoner, by much effort and sui
| fering. He was in the battle of Antietam, i
which his gun was shattered, and his blanke
rent by the fragment Of a shell. Being fol
lowed up by that plague OF campl life, typhoi
chronic diarrhea, he languished many Ions
weary weeks in the hospital-was finally dis
charged, and got home to repose his wear,
and once soldierly, but then emaciated form
in the bosom of family and friends, to brief
enjoy sweet, sweet home,"' and, then die
He rests from his labors; and from the test
i mony of his fervent, pious letters to h
friends We feel warranted to hope he sleeI
the long last sleep of christian patriot so
dier and martyr, for his country and libert,
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-01
EmancIpatlen in Tennessee.

John Trimble, the great Union man OF
Nashville, has made his slaVes--thirteen in
number present of their freedom. This
excellent man and his whole family are, and
have been, Internationally loyal. Last week
Mrs. Trimble visited one of her former ser
wants, and was visited in turn. this week.
Mrs. Trimble stated that this is the happiest
moment of her life. The slaves of Mr..
Trirnble have been treated with the greatest
humanity and kindness, yet the thirteen NOR
tails exhibited no disnclination to be released
from bondage, such was their infatuation to
be free.
II is stated that Mr.. VIM. T. Berry, one of
the staunchest of our Union citizens, has done
the same thing
Ed. D. East, Secretary of State,s always
known as the friend of the colored race, du-
ring the rebel occupation of this city. took a
trip to Mexico. He owned three slaves, who
acted as servants to rebel officers. He has
given them their freedom Oh that account
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-01
COpperheadisnl at a Discount among
the Soldiers.


We are permitted by a gentleman in this
place to make some extracts from letter just
received by him from an officer in the army
at Vicksburg. 1t will be read with interest
by ALL atfording as it does sample of the
sentiment of soldiers in the field. If Cop
perheads should chance to read it, they might
gain from it Something useful, instructive and
adnonitory. The writer, after alluding to
the canals in process of construction around
Vicksburg, goes on to say:
We are waiting and ready to do ours share
of the work when the time comes, and as a
general thing the army is ready and willing
to do their share in the fighting, and will do
it bravely. But you people at home have a
work to do If this army does its duty, we
must have encouraging words from home
The Copperheads must be put down. The
disgraceful peace propositions must not be
thought Of opeace that can now be made
would be permanent. A compromise, such
as our home traitors would give US. is full of
future vars. No, the war must go on, though
the army that is now in the field should all
be destroyed Better for all, yes, Thousand
times better, that we should separate, and rec
ognize the Southern Confederacy, than have
disgraceful compromise.
!" 1t is true, that our armies have been in
iured by ineficiency and stupidity in high
places. The men have been disheartened by
hardships and sufferings, and nothing accom-
plished but more damage has been done by
discouraging news from home. Can it be
true that men in Portage County have writ
ten to their friends in the army, and told them
that deserter was more honored among them
than man that stood to his post, and advis
ed them to desert? Are there men in Por.
tage County so stepped in treason, that they
would advise their sons to commit crime
punishable with DEATH Is it true, that an al
most reasonable article from a member o
this Regiment was read with applause in tht
Hiram Institute? I am informed so Now
if healthy sentiment cannot be kept up a
home, our cause is almost hopeless
/" For my part, would like to be at hom,
and hear some Copperhead speuting treason
I would fog him, certain. We have all suf
fered too much TO allow such weak -kneed
pusllanimous pups, to overturn all we hav'
doue''
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-01

The arrangement for the consolidation of
the earnings of the Cleveland & Pittsburg,
and Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago Rail-
roads has at length been perfected, the Fort
Wayne Company having receded from the
amendments introduced by them in the con-
tract. The Cleveland Herald says that as the
agreement now stands, ratified by the two
companies, the gross earnings of the two
roads are to be consolidated, and divided be-
tween the two at the rate-of 26 u per cent. to
the Cleveland Company, and 7311a per cent.
to the Fort Wayne Company. Each road
pays its own expenses, preserves its own man
agement and officers intact The Presidents
of the two roads act as an executive commit
tee, and their first act was to confirm in office
the present general officers of both roads
The contract can at any time be terminated
by the joint. action of the two Boards. I
goes into effeet on the first of April. Il
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-01
To the Uavnl.

VIII not the Loyal Union voters in every
township in Portage County, all of them,
faithfully meet their responsibilities at the
Ballot Box on Monday next? When it is
considered that strong voice, uttered through
the ballot box, on the loyal side. will exert an
immense influence towards closing up the
bloody and unnstural war, can any loyal citi-
zen withhold his vote?
Let all the preliminary arrangements be
duly and promptly made. Let tickets CON-
sbosed of ,sanaistaka6sy good and true men,
be put in the field.
tits of the first importance that Unionists
carry every township and secure every Board
of Trustees.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-01
A Rebel Lady Commissioned i'm the
Confederate Army.

The following is a copy of the commission
of Miss Ford, who caused the capture of
Gen. Ssoughton, at Fairfax Court House:
10 all sohous 1T may conce,n:- Know ye
that, reposing special confidence in the patri-
otisrn, fidelity and ability of Antonia J. Ford,
I, Jas. e. B. stuart, By virtue of the power
invested in me as Brigadier General in the.
Provisional Army of the Confederate States
of America, do hereby appoint and commis-
sion her my honorary Added Camp, to rank
as such from this date She will be obeyed.
respected, and admired by ak the lovers OF a
noble nature. asss
Given under my hand and seal, at the
Headquarters Cavalry Brigade, at Camp Bev-
erly, the seventh day of October, A. D. 1851,
and the first year of our independence. 8
j. E.sB. STUART.
Impression Of his signet ring. =
q BY the General
nL. TIEBNAN BRYAN, Assistant Adjutant
General p
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-01
The policy of the war.

In giving Freedom to the Slave. We ensure
Freedom to the Free, honorable alike N what
we give and what we receive. We shall no. no.
bly, save or meanly .ose the last best hope OF
earth. Other means may succeed. this could
not fail. The way is plain, peaceful, just
a ,vay which, if followed, the world will for
ever applaud, ana God must forever bless
Pyesidesst Lancoln's Message, December. 1862.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-01
The Great U. IS. Loan.

Jay Cooke. Subscription Agent, announces
the conversions of legal tenders into the $40
q. S. Loan as follows: New York, 1856, 600;
Philadelphia, $15oOoo; Boston, $15e,ooo;
Cincinnati, S65.oO0; Baltimore, $4,000;
Cleveland, $4,000; Pittsburg, $4,000. To-
tai, $780,oo0. The amount of sales for the
week ending Saturday, the 21st ult., was two
million dollars.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-01

IT IS ADMITTED by all good penmen, and
good judges of Gold Pens, who have tried
them, that the assortment of Gold Pens now
on sale at the Ravenna Book Store, presents
the best article in that line, ever offered in
this market. Be careful and inquire for FAIR
cHnD's GOLD Pens, if you would go the
best {fs EFsl5
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-01
Gen e. b. TyIer,s Court Martial ard
sr5 q Sentence.

5r5 u Sentence. esfEe5s
WASHINGTON, March 80.
A General Court Martial convicted Gen..
E. B. Tyler of conduct prejudicial to good
order and discipline, in making the official re-
port of the part taken by his Brigade in the
battle Of Fredericksburg, to the Governor of
Pennsylvania without proper authority, and
publishing the same in the Harrisburg TeIe-
graph On a number of other charges he is
found not guilty. He is sentenced to be rep
rimanded in General Order. The sentence
was carried into effect by Gen. Hooker, and
Gea. Tyler was released from arrest, with or
ders to return TO duty.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-01
Cabinet Makers Wanted.

TWO GOOD woRKMEN have steady work and
l. good pay, in easant shop, by applying i'm nedi
ately to the subscriber. N<
will pay cash for few thousand feet of seasoned
Blackwanut Lumber, IF brought so N. Will also buy
Walnut and Butternnt Lumber, gree. z
Ravenna April lst, 1864. 2ws -
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-01
honls,
Died.

HOPKINS -0f consumption, in franklin. March
ed, Mrs. Alameda NJ. Hopkins, wife of d. P. Hop
kiDs, aged Al years.
CoNVRRsE.-In Mautua, on the 22d ult., OF scarlet
fever, Willie L. Converse, your gesf OF g B.
and Sale A. Converse, aged months and II days.
sc Little Willie, thou hast left US,
.s Here thy loss we deeply feel,
But Ills Cod that has beFeft us,
He can all our soFrows heel.;' Coz.
EWING.-Ia Edinburg, the 26th uit., after III
ness of six days, of congestion OF the lungs, Mrs.
Jennett Ewing wife of the late Peter Ewing, in the
Goth year of her age
STINIFF.-In this village, March &c, of diphfheria,
aged four years.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-01
From the Ohio State Journal
Sale of the State,s Canal and Rail
Road Stocks and Bonds,

Some interest having arisen in relationto
the sales recently made by the Fund Com
missioners of the stock owned by the State
in the Pennsylvania and Ohio Canal, the sub
iect was investigated by Senate Committee,
whose report we give below. he authority
under which the Fund Commissioners acted
is found in the following resolution, passed in
1858: a9-fr,T "a ss755ssfe.5 zr.
ResolUed, By the General Assembly Of the
State of Ohio, That the Board of Commits
sioners of the Sinking Fund, or a majority of
said Board, are hereby authorized and requir-
ed to sell for cash, and at the market value,
or if there be no market value, at such price
as said Board shall deem equal to their actual
value, all stocks owned by the State in any
canal or railroad companies, and also all bonds
owned by it, of any railroad company.
REPORT OF sENATE's COMMITTEE.
The select committee to which was refer
red the subject of the sale of the stock owned
by the State in the Pennsylvania and Ohio
Canal, have had under consideration and in
answer to the several propositions submitted
to them by the Senate,
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-01
RETAIL mARKEr.
Per Barrss.
f.h<aa -L--eN
~ Potnd.
Married.


HINES-RlGE.-A, the Methodist Parsonage, IN Ra-
yerna, the 25th ult., by Rev. w. F. Day. Mr.. =
George P. Hines to Miss Melinda Rice of Boots -
70 n. F Sbous,
ELSoN-SToUGH.-on the 26th of March, at thfn, is a
residence of, and by Elder A. Green, Mr.. Heng-
s. Elson and Miss Frank L. Slough. both OF RavesN,S
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-01

LILLY WHETE-A hne article. +h q
~ tRAvEkNA BOOK STORE BAZAAR.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-01
a MEMBER OF THE H, R. DEAD.

Col. jefferson Patterson, died on last Mon
day, at about 5 o'clock, p. m, and was to-day
buried in the san.le grave with daughter,
who has since died, and his wife, as just
learn, is very dangerously sick at his late res
idence in the city of Dayton.
The Soldiers bounty bill isin the hands of
a.Committee of Conference, and shall not
write you again until I can inform you that
this law is passed. 'aii g 57 B.
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Commercial.
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RAvEENA PRICES cURRENT.

z9a CORRECTED wREKLY. a
b Y j.. s. S NIT H & O o.
Produce Dealers. Rayenns, o.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-01
Treasurer,s Notice.
ELAx SEEnI

w have quar- tity of Flax Seed to let on favor
w able terms for Spring sowing Farmers want
ing the sc to SOW will do we'll to call Us, at
are house. in rear of Marble Shop, one door West
Ravenna, March %, 1863. a5-ew
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-01

William Galley has died since the foregoing
letter was written.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-01
Farm for Sale.

CITUATE one and 8 half miles Northwest Of the
- Village of RavenDa on the line of the Cleveland
& Pittsbnrg Rail Road The farm contains I46 acres
of land, lis in good stale Of cultivation, has good
buildings. water and excellent fruit For further
particulars, apply to the subscriber, residing the
premises. J. A. M0kSAE.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-14

It is rr,t'y c',ar VIC have had llrlo
days hard fighting. That our loss is
Irom ID 600 Ia 5000 men, and tic
bas Is auont Is 600. Hooker re-.
tractcd arross the river on the 5th -
Leo has now vacated his position and
rctreatcd towards Richmond, and
Hooker has crossed after him. 1t
WAS reported on Suniay we lad Ia
Ken the Rebel Capitol, Lut This is
coutrad;cled.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-14

REAPER MOWER, GRAIS ANT
GRASS SEED SnwER Our rit,z NJ
will lake notice that Bush E,ltc,,.
Ed, llam.,rn, O., has been ap ,ojn
.t"l Agent foi the sale OF the above
y ricnItur',l implements, maun.ac
'prrd hv BALDWIN, Dewitt & CO. -
Mr. X 'I:ch has one o. the machines
ON exhibition here this week: any a.
"nr h.m"rs Wishing one ot these mn
rhinrs, should cal on or address Mr.
keltch.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-14
A LECTURE
TO YOUNG MEM

asteNsls. .gl L " Il - u n u w Il N
Just PuJlibei. IN Sealed EarelQp. PriOsi Csnts
A LECTURE ON the Nature, Treatment
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ual Debility. snl impediinents 10 Marriage
generally Nervousness, Consumption. Epi.
lelsy and FITS; Men; and Physical Inca
parrr,. resplling from Srlf.AbuSe. &c.--By
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% the Gr'tn Hcoi, dc
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may be, may cur himself cbearIy,- privately
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-14
The 3 ii;!cS OF ihr Ed amd Sd q

la rcgarl to The affairs on tho Ran
paIr'rnpck the accounts are So con-
iriiic'"ry, that we concluded {, wait
t1E ntxt wccS, III hnI.cs OF laying be-
lore cur rea lers something like truth.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-14

Court OF CnIMoN PLEAS he'll ~
tuesday, hi5 Hon. j. Z. PLYLEY
presiding. This Court is the leas,
aitendt'l of AM sinc1 wo have been
IN the County,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-14

To Nervous Sufferers of Both Sexes.
y REVEREND GENTIFMAN HAVING
been r'strrcl To health in u few days. uitr I'M
jca;o ~ I'll tho u,url routine and Irregular uX-
itn,i," modes Of uftrcatmrnt ithuut success. con
-ii'r> / III sacred ,uty q, communicate TO his
,.,.g'r, follow Creatures the lucaus at cGrc.--
dcurc. ou ,hc receipt ufun addressed envelope.
hc vii -rni ('tcs) copy nt The Ire,,,irtirn
,.-.l. Dirrctirp. JouN ". pAuNALL, l56 Full
ton = r'rJ Hroot!,u. Now York.
March. May. JuII sep. N,y JAM lyr.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-14
No:ice 10 Egr,lrrI1a Hands

ACDlr,R's OsPrcg ViNroN 20 q.
Hr.NHTuUH May . 'G3
VIM s. 5aughcn. E.Q whose r"sidrncc /,
nmtu"wu, viii take uur,rc that j W SauhS has
,'rposi,rd one dollar and Sixty five rcnt, ia this
office Tor the redemption of tho following dc
,,rbcI rci c>tt'e. ~ hy tho Treasurer Of sti |
IuGu'y {" said VAN. hen irr taxes. Beilg Tho
North east qrGrrcr' the Nrrth-ras' garter al
Section n" !3 rowmscip ~. u. Enei NJ. 10,
c"rfaIui' 8 4 urrr4. y. y. CuZAD,
Moyii, GJ. ". Aud. V c.. O.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-14

IN arms against it. ard Il Disposition
TO resist the laws II the lnnl.
G. W. CURTIS Capt llth Inrry
Julgo Advo'A'r,
DrpNrtment OF the OAio,
PROTEST,
Arrested without dua "proccs ii
law"-withndt warrant lrom mr
judicial ulG Ger, aui now in mj,it,ry
prison, | have been scrvrl with q
"char!c AMI sp2crIaoti, ~" ~ in Il
Court martial Or Military Commits
siCn.
am not in o'lhcr the 'aol or NJ
val forces ol ,h9 UrieI Sat :, ur
III the militia Ia the nN1aI s.rv,c, ui
the United Statn',' % and ;hsryIorr nr
not lriablG !or ANY caU-c toy any .slal
Court; but am 'j.cr, hy the cXIrts,
terms OF the Constitution, to rrr.rt
only by dna process ct taW- iIdiria,
warrant regularly issued upon uli "a
Wit, and by some officer ar Gour; q,
competent jlrsI c',on 'orrha trol "a
citizens, anI an now cu'i''el t., b.
tried On au indV,tln'ntor pfssrDIolcHl
OF II Gran Jury # such Cuu@; g.
speedy Wll pahiir tr,a hy An rmpr
tial jury OF tnc Sa'o ut OIi,; t, b.
confronted bT witnesses mgSiu.t m;
to have compulsory proa,s, Gnr wit
nesses in ms brhdl thc ass siauc
of council r"r my d,.cns, rnl ,y,-
dvnce anl urlu,urnt ac.orInsto th,
common law aud ,hp G,as,s 1T iL,
cial courts. AuDall th,,o here ha
mand us my r,sht as ~ cltHlu oi tn,
United Stats. and uul,r the Uonsti
tuition OF the United States.
BIT tn alleged ""tltn-o' Itself l.
Io' h"o@" | ~ Z >'.'" '."L'" :" l''
II ia w,rIs s,,sl.rn ,n n, ,.n,l -.
Ohio in an Open and pnblic rJa.i:l'
meeting, lawfully az pracrHhIy a.
semblpl under tur & ,ns!itWirn. AMI
upon lulIu,'irj. It J., worls ut cr,r.
icism otIho puaiic policy ot thr pub
lie servants u, Jc leopiv, by Wo,"l
policy ii w"s a.lIytrilhjt thl wo.@r,
If the cmutrr was u,'rrormtM. |
was an appeal t. tn h'p.ol'c T., chang,
that poilcl. mt bv lurcr. 5GL hy free
elections AMI the ballot DoX. It u
not pretended Jhn' | c,unsolyd ds"-
bedIJn.e to th1 ConstDto'iun, rr real,
tance 70 til, laws or Maini author ty
! nevet have.
Beyond this protest | haze uoIhin.
fuatAor to submit,
G. l.. FALLANDiGHAN
IClNclSNArI' CiIIp, May I, 1858
Bravo Three cheers Mr Vail
and his true American Protest,
1ATrp =, r.,,..,. ,
. - - -
APPLICATION FOR A " KIT OF !Ih-
BIAS CoEPCS'-o'lIcc II ha7 been
Iiaue knpW" ihat me 'f'HI "i I'n"
" ~ Nn'I''d'-"ani mas been conc'u
u!u' anu INC tr|ccvu'uS8 nave beer
gwen 10 tne PV''Ic' mere h's Mrl
eoh'4u'I'''e '"'cr 8 !" la' co'n'nn
my 10 'ei''h In'-A'"l''g o. iHc Court
anu II eu.!'E' ,l'o S'iit nee i!I'y nav,
awarded ,rr ~, 3EhvrS' b"lhS''c aF-
P'o'"' t"I 'h7 "c.i'S i''s i'r"'"E''
many COZ cures ana r','"rS '"nn
'her"o'o nave OIei' III AT 'h"' Mr
WAS acq ,'Itti I'll" discharge !, an"
anluu2eu g"l!'y ana sentenced IN 30"
sent South, iincd, Imprisoned. &t.
NeiIner nl these ara correct. Gs wearv
informed rn
Tho army raCulo'inns provide that
when a Miiitlyv Cuurt martha! huv,
concluded their Iabor8 upnn an tx-
animation, it shi.l be the iaty "f th,
Presidehi ui tbs Cmt an Jul..
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-14

-" 'ir,rqrAR~.n ns C"urNyY i T : :
,iy." R.wwvnt, ., v. C.up It. HYsrly, "
Jul. =, lSi..
Dr.. C. ". RoDlcx: Cin'ionrt, Olio:-- Va
icriNcd you, on! wj,nul frah We.euna !;e =
rdr> a low dNy- AZ. a. hr''rn l." rot lrn ,"L
Il uuunjmuuS cXr'rS~j ,nm r1Htl to ,ur hign
ii & ~ e n, mrrr- If s.iu',
We have u.cl rhc.u with great benefit in oul
Company an heartily attest to ;hr public opin
ION ut tleir great iGlcfs n uur ra,rs, csls-
rlHl.y where there have hccu -, miny rrnlt
runu.sc, frum tic civilian in ,l,ly routine. in
hu-ucSs at h1Hc, tp the rXprscl hhit, OF nc
tive soldiers in It s''nrIc All unnatural q uut'y
Gn We most appreciate lhu mcrilS nf surh lleuy
I'll. .cnt Nn'Le> u NCuls. 10 uN thu.G IN ouI
position G' sc most omphui~,lly rrr"lnm-h,
your Eomeiies. being assured lron experience
they Will he very "rlHmc comraaion.
cur, very truly,
I,sIPH \. hNnRi va.
Capt, Co. j., sixth Reg 90. V.