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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-26

Ma. MALONE, L ;. Iayina-tcr, was rob
bed on Monday night in Washington. Of
$4,000. which he had just drawn from the
Treasury to Jay some regiments in the
front, and had placed in trunk under bis
bed. The trunk was taken during the night
and was found III the morning in the table
broken open. A numhcr of arrests have
been made Oh suspicion.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-26

NtNETrEN Of the steeruge passengers and
crew are missing from the 3l7 persons who
were IN hoard the steamer Bohemian.
wrecked in Portland harh1-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-26

ForE uoRr OFFICERS. including a colonel.
have arrived at Williamsburg. Va, ma king
50 saved out Of the l09 who escaped from
Libby prison The Richmond papers saw
they have re-capturrd -. Thi- lra,c- n
sull out.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-26

IHE WEATHER is warm ana the -lcisbios Is
u gone. Il Is strange weather for Fcbru-
arv
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-26

The CANADIAN Parliament opened on Fd
dav the 10Th
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-26

low,.-The Iowa Union state convention.
Tuesday, by large majority voted re-9lu-
tons insuucting the delegates To the M
tional MON CONVENTION 90 vote tor the rc-
nomination Of Mr. Lincoln.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-26

I>nfA>A.-Thc mon state Convention of
Indiana, at indianapolis Feb. 23i. rc-nomin-
a,.i GOV. Morton, by ace.amati,n, recon-
nended unanimously the denomination of
President Lincoln. and presented The u~ne
of ANDY johnson tor ice Presidents.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-26

Mr.. John 4. Kas>1n, chairman 7l tae
House Select Committee on Weights and
Measures. would 10 glad u receive clmul-
uica.ions from all persons scientific or y.ae.-
wise. who are interested in securing uni
form standard OF weights and measures
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-26

by the late hre in Gloucester Mass. liz.
number of houses burned wa, l0s III.
amount OF los $40 ,00a, and oi ,nsur,nr'.
$l7S,s5O. "'''''
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-26

NosrH AMERICAN Review -rhcrc are
;hrec or f1ur articles IN the January number
Of thi, able work. which an. especially IN
terr>tins in these times. We refer &, 81: The
Bible View Of slavery E. immortality in
Politics. Sc ''Tbe Sanitary Commission and
- The Presidents Proclamation
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-26

AElEs,s ~ c,rrNul.-Art,ms> Ward
and hIs agent were captured hy iand of
inal'hr while on an excursion To- salt LAX.
nut were released by the ,iprr~ ct Guy Rcc,.
and Brigham Young
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-26

Of four hlockade-uuner- lately destroyed
By Federal vessels, three were new. lately
come from England. ana che luurtd was the
Scotia, captured some tine Ego, SOLD e- o
prize. and sgain az he- old work..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-26

RlLIIlgIgn -. -. n.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-26

patent was issued last week TO F. j..
Underwood of South Hardwick, Vt, for in
provement in station indicators.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-03
News Items.
,Dy Telegraph 10 hc S,v Yo,l svsl

srEesos GrrH.L King has resigned. and 10
ucceclei hy tie former Aeistnnt Surgeon Gene
raj, Gen. Joseph A. pnillrS oi P.t,shurg.
TnE amount Of subscriptions to the I-30 loan
yesterday was t63N15 Rapid progress la made
In the PREPARATION of notes, and promp, deliveries
at the tmo promised will undoubtedly 10 made.
rrtIoG,s announces the death, on the boat
from City Point, Of Prof. Aadcy, of the Union Tie.
illogical Seminary. lie WAS acting a. agent on tho
Relief CorIs oi the Sanitary Commission. and bad
been at the 'front.' since TIE last of juno, showng in
the work the Greatest energy and efficiency.
GESERAL hocsrn passcd through Nashville on
sgturday, on his wa 10 Washington. II is under
stood thai he has let Gen. shermin's army TO take
important command in the North. Ho II sue
cceiei in tho command Of tue 10Th Army Corps by
Gen. Roussclu.
Tlu strike on the Adirondack Company's Rail
ad y. V, il more formidable than was at hrst
anticipated. The rioters, about 500 strong, nro
driving tho German lsborers from their work.
Several arrests have been made. II vs. understood
thai to-iay the Company viii project those who
wish to continue IN their employ, and collision
bewc'n the irish snd German laborcrs Is feared.
pIsrAIcH states that a well Informed party,
who len Charles n a few weeks seo, SAYS that
Charleston harhnr is Parrisnned by the following
rebel troops; The qt south Carolina Artillery Col
frederick, the l., Snl,n Carolina Infantry, Col
prrorvile-an regulars; the 5ld G.orria and the
18Th M,ssiss pp. IN the interior o. South Caiol'u,
there no tr,opS, except few small detsGh-
rnenis of various commands, acting ss rvovoss
,,turd,
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Escape Of Captured ,craI oHccr..

Headquarte,s or the Army Of the Potomac
Aug. S.The following officers, mostly captured
nom General Hunters command In the shenan-
doah Valley, on the 2Oh Of Nay. came into our
lines yesterday. having escaped from I.ynrhburs
on the lath, and made their way here;
NJ V. Sweet, 1t y. Y. Cavalry J. II. Anderson,
DO; =. j. Rcs'cr. 9th Va. Cavalry II. Pcnnimsn.
LIST Maryland Infantry.
The report that the following named prisoners
rcmsincd At Lynchburf, With large numt-r Of
men, al Of whom worc suffering greatly for thc
wan. Of proper fcod;
Co'. Miller, liith v. v. Vols, slightly wounded /;
Mslor FORTS, II Nass. Cavalry, slightly wounded I;
'apt. r. q. Hutchinson, sth Mass. Volunteers,
wounded Capt. A. ~. Hcer 2sth Ohio wounded ;
.aP'. j. ID. Ludiu, sch N. Y. Heavy Artillery /;
Lieut.. I"wis 18th Penn. cavalry Lieut.. J. n
kitd, IN Ind. artillery Lieut.. VI. !. Hamilior,
lp"'h y. Y; Lieut.. 4. G. Pickenfsugli, 9th West
va. cavalry Lieut.. Elmer, ID Mass. cavalry,
wounded Lieut.. nurns, 18Th Nd: Chaplain Hum
rhrcys. III Macs. cavalry Lieut.. c. W. Cront,
lo6th Penn; Lieut.. A. :. Harrington, 18th Conn,
very sick \. y. II tstIngs. lat leun. Reserves I;
Lieut.. j. W. Corro 9th West Va. cavalry Lieut.
T.. u, Long, lst Maryland Lieut.. W. II. Mathews
LIST Maryland.
Nearly all the foregoing we're captured On the
10th ofJuic In the Shenandoah valley.
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General Intelligence.


A YAIr man won &5,Hc the Worcester re.
gaita.
Gysv.N siupsAs has issued m o-dcr bv which
any person, VINO desires "a, can seil Iapcrs N the
front. thus DESTROYING the monopoly which has "a
long inconvonitnced bis army, md deprived II OF q
full supply OF papcrs.
IT appears from the local Jrrers ,hat-tle South.
cru syii r-,,higers ut chambersbur, ~.re sadly
used by the iryodins r,,ls, who ncg"l thcIl no
letter than Union men and "Aoolilovnls," a" co,n-
mit,!DR robbery gnd arson on nil Ili.e.
A cor'IRY paper in MARYLAND remarks; srx,
sumtuor our itrn,rs VIII have rcDL'ced their ort
horses and cattle aud hogs, and will have tsivcs,cd
another crop oi grain. ana II bradford continu.a 10
lie Governor, tie reies wli come again and carry
them or"
Os md aher Augns' :, receipts for money over
s2o require st,up> and NE tax on p-o'r ~o~v
uo,es bas peen rsHtd. roie for fts, winch raid
one cent under the od law, viii now Jay five cent?,
and the pmc on each additional 500 or 'rscponal
part th'rrof.
n, YAtr died in waringhan, c,up. r'N;en'ly,
NJ he sgr 0f =, yNtrs. lie w,s u, grciAl grand
nephew O.: E'ihu Yale, whrr pduN'ly conNtions
contributed b make ao COLLEGE what 1t iS. His
father was chaplain IN the Reyo,:to'nry war
Gni n ihc irst breaking ont Of hneil'os Win the
mother country, cosucnr~l ihc n.nui~r,liru III
swords and bavoUrte, furnishing large numbers TO
tie Government, for which he is sad to have ac-
cep,od only tho bare cos Of the material used in.
their manUtt turc.
Tny Hartford T1vrs deicstcs the following n
General Grant and General Sherman
q hor. deferred q en- Hess w,itins,.
Blamed II III aint agRrTating
Rclrn1ud are ten miles away,
As well might he in Bifin's Bay.
Royond tho q tshocchee river.
Ailautas "a oil than ever
q! stranp,s, lung e'er kr wn in war,
Thou art ~ near, and yet ~ far
TnE Svracuso papers announce the death Of Rev.
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eulsr facts respecting family which the war be
made famous Il, A remarkable fatality has sucnd'a
the wel-known Mt~pk family II this Stat
Charles the youngest hrcsher. and but sevcd~.a =
years Of sge, fell M Rh' Run, July n, 1.''
Briysd'cr General BDhcrt McCuok, another tno,hcr.
WAS murdered by guerr.llas in Northern Alsl snia.
July u, 1859 Major McCook. the father, ga
killed July ~, 1893, In the pnrr,it nj Mors IN ~
this State. and Colonel Daniel McCcck. a ihiri
brother, died from wounds, July is, iSGt Al,l.
the 2fss Of July, 1859, Gen. Aiss NED. NC at
of the Cumberland. They spoke TO another o.c.r
~ the remarkable fact that two brothcrs hid do
on the n Of July In each Of the two years ~.
ceding, and remarked that that had maic fNs
family At home supcrstitcus a. to that day. who
ne 2ls, OF July was passed., they again rcferrcd
we subject, aud telegrnphcd TO their irieuds ~ .
hey were safe. just then they received Z '-
pa,ch from home, saying that their father wss
killcd IN Tho MorgAn raid on the fatal !lst.
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v.y,rs. lio,o, ..--,. -A... ,hs, ,~.,,, 4.
half sa,unt. Ard .h.v .h.r rr,s...,,., =.
v,,e dv.,,,py.- ,,,,,ons,,, x.r,,,. :, -.
under ,hrr.,s os h,,,,,n, Tho nr,r,s,. ,,,,.
inms,r, co,n,,,s, .,d IN. .v.t 49,. ........
B,u others ,,l,sr.,,,v ,cc,.., .nd A,,,;,r 80,
the reho,. NJ do ,hs, vor., A ,r.,d =, ~,
dosep ,,,n ,.r. ,,-s.,,., n, w.c.,.,... A.. g..
Colonel u.clr-us .r,.,d,, ,,.,,..,..
half ou, of n. .n TO-, ~. w.r,,,..
who u,.u ,,, n ,,. ,o,,.. .,A ~, IL,
4, =, ali a. -,,..,-- A.. -, =. ,
" '''F W. W '' 'i''' u" w.
'''A''* os'n ""'N WI" "ne"'. MRS. N''lurr was
=" "Au c'e'on m'"s I" r'~s" snor
'"' N'"ne' ""' ""scn' " ''Arfi-ourSn "
tne tme' Tho house was valued at
ffty thousand dollars 4, the town ,hrc. ncv.
paper printing Offices, the GoverpmSnt Com.
mssary s,orrl 5uss and all the ho,eIs ve,e ~ a.,
FIRE. sirons westerly wind - Altered the asmcs.
and In shor, time two hundred and slxty house.
were in ashes. Tie scene wa. ritlallc IN ,he 81.
trvme. The women ,imos, frsntic,lly ,,,sbcl 10
and fro, bs-.ech M, The -,bel u,i.rcsr,s \. cense
their work of des,ruc,ion Otbcrs ran IN
every direction. e.ling th,.r chillr,, uln
had been lost In the cynfuson Children
and women were wnilluy and sending nm
piercing cries while tsmii,e, could ~. .o.rr
rushing from their t,,rning homes Win ,o,s,,, an
them but their crdin,,v bnnschoiJ rio,ts, rba
rebels behcld all tbe ui,c,v .,d corG,s',n ,.t,h
MINGLED scorn and dcr slon and ceased no, mil
they had len III. Greater mar, os Tho L.,u,fi ,o.r
ia ruins The women and ch,lJ,rr Yari.r.I
along the roNi. and obtainci fc,.i and .h1ltc, 1,
the various farm houses. The rebels len durin.
the Afternoon
III. ascert,ned N a, This n,rsue,,s fr,. ,r,s..I
the Potomac OF, Thur-isv morrinr,. srd r,C ecIej
" Merrerrtuyp whence thew .dy,,ceb h. Cbar,.
bersh,lrv A, ,b,, piac. ~, d,,.,,,aJ t,o ..,,t
and went In yarions dlrcx,,ion. which lav. ~, a,
been distinctly a.eertarrc,i' owing IN Dc des,,c'
ton NJ telegram wires, tbc te,ri,, ~, -, rsii ,ra
trausn,sson n. ,,,rs ~ i. 'in..I ,,a,'. "n "
that the enemy bne ,c,re,,eJ -. 49,. So,
once n,ore Na information cnuId 70 o,,,inoI -
the rrcs.nce ~ any i,,ye bc.,,,. ,o,co ,,, pn.rt
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first sent UP 10 Valley. and on the eve n starting,
drcw rstons ;or 5000 men. Brcekinr,dse's CON.
niind followed. numbering abou, i0ooo men,
There isuc truth, be says in tho rumor. tbs, the
raiders bad been Joined by Ar. Bilrs oorps for
upto Thursday last, HIS troopo we're in ue en-.
trcnct men,s at Petersburg.
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GENERAL GRANT.
Further About the Aspuult.

me fa-iuso Of the assault on the rebel wor Ks a,
iersbrry, on saturday last. is attributed To errors
details, which led to tho the mos, grievous re-
ths. In the first place, two spersic fuze~cor-
citing with the mine failed cnt.iln. taataliziny
10y d more than an hour, that prcducod = de-
es"ng influence on the entire army, aud Afforded
,e rebels time 10 bring M their urn, A. dsv-
'ht must have revealed TO them our. pr~par atoms
J. attack. II was not until the ,hir,i fuzo hal
len fired that the powder eNplodcl. The oolored
sop IT appears had boen placed in the assault
Y column. at thoir own earnest request. The
lception OF the plan aud the main onlinc were
ir'ect, and reflect the highest credit ON General
fint. 1t failed by a combination Of petty
tschances such eener-lly indica4s had
4 tnagcm"'t. In military language the STRAIT
~ was excellent, but the tao tics were
Fetched. II the plan had succ,eicd, Pc
4rshrrs would have irnrr- ,ately bc,n gained,
liRichmoni captured within very short time
rohcl tort that had been undermine was sit,,-
! on an emincuce which commanded Petcrsta,r,
III the entire valley. Its posscssion world have
1alled MS 10 break through the hitherto impcr-
A'ls rebel defcncc'- and cutlade and render un-
Enable the eiwmy's entire line, and coripo tl,,,-
te andonmcnt r; the city. That Genera, Gran,
nhdenty siaoiIited ,hefe results is evi-
mt from the disposition Of our forces
.eioh we're placed in eNsc, position ready
y take advantage Of the snccnss Of the assa,,ltinr
rry. All tic details cf the plan werc entrusted
! General Meade the outline strategy belonging
e General Grant. His plan Of drawing the encmy
Be- false scent aross tha James river IN the 81 :,
Tustion of the army. Our lcsses IN killed and
Sounded not including the missing, amount 10
!, less than $500 The number Of prisoners can.
fed by the enemy will scarcely exceed 1,np.
pc effect of the movement has hcsn to give us
Us. accurate information vf ile strength and
sition Of the enemy, and ,he Of the forti-
lstions in our front. This intelligence will prove
.o~ heneficia; in future operntions. General
fact denies THAI any considerable body of troops
tvc been sent from his front to The Potuac, Geo--
= or elsewhere. lie msiuia'ns that he Is sill
tufroned BY the bulk Of Lc'. srinv.
" LATEST ny TELEGRAPH.
Ia Our Losses In the Lnte Assanit, Etc.
F'Heldrdrt'rs u III. Arm f. Of the Potomac,
X iiy 3i-9 +. M.-The exact losses in the battle of
t-aeriay. before Petershury, have not yet been
iciaJly scertained but rs near ~ can be ju,lred,
ey Will foot up abou, !,5o, moi including the
sjnP; and many believe that the figures will
m out TO te larger. In the hospitals OF the OH
ms, the 1T Division has 9OG men; the 2i Dlv.s.
~ GG., tpe 81 Division 3,l nnd tie 4th, the color
". division, 90 A large number Of wounded are
r;ing on the field between the two Lines, who eau
IVA he got of. The 'th Corps lost atou. 800 men,
y bile Gen. Turner Division %. the 10th Corps had
W,orly 400 killed and wouldoi.
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Major General Rosccrans has d. sposed Of some -
the present inmates nj the female prison in "ssor
ri, and has issued an order in tho casss Of Re FOL
lowing;
Mrs. Harric, n. suead, wife ~ a rnen,tor ~ ~
Rebel Congress, aud who came into our iros Ter
alleged personal ohiccis but bearing letter, W. en-
she clandestiuely de. vered TO persons within oly
lines, in violation Of law and or.icr', Ia hal'shS5
south Of lines, and forbidden To return without
permission, on pain Of being treated sspy.
Mrs. Nina l.. Hough, who oarriod on her porson
\ p.s.c a. - Union soldiers skull and who u11oy
oath having exhibited lcSity aud disregard II
truin unworthy Of vouIal, much more lady.
received tie same sentence.
Mrs. AHA HAYNES was hsni shssl some time ae-,,
hut returned win view OF taking the arnp~Bty
unth but whosr conduct since her return CONTRA
diets what -ho hls bithero sw orn 10, show"s th"t
she cannot he trusted or believed yet to rve he,
~ opportunity to make good her profession with
out u niLta'ipn IL herself and danger 20 the govern
meDi, u released On oath, and bound not tn r. iue
we-' south of the State OF New York, during tt-
present. rebellion.
Mga. Ann r., wife Of James W. Poif, srosic,I
with Mrs. Snead, and On the same charge, has X;
tshoi MsiorA;enernl Itoaocrlns that ber Intentions
were not b.d, aud that she Is willing to do WORKS
meet for rcIsotancc, II allowed, upon taking no
oath OF alieglancc, n roiurn so,ilh to irinp awnF
her chidTei- pfuvldsi she returns without NJ.
reasonable delay These sentences are urirfsl %
De carried out by Col. Sanderson.
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The Force Of tho Invnders.

WdsA''aton- Aug, Am apparently well n.
formed deserter from Lees army Estates. that tho
only rebel troops operating in the Valley sye thoen
Of EsIlp and Breckinridgs rs,ir's ,,oors
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OmcIal Report OF the Battle Before Atluata.
CODgrnsulafory Order.

Army HnApor ABrgrs, July e6, 1884.
Tho Maior-Gcncrs commanding tho army con-
graduates the troops uron tho brilliant suoreS a.
tending the Union arms in tho late battles In ths
battle Of thr sth instant, In which the 2otb corps
one division OF the a,h corp, and part of tho i4,,
corps wcro engaged, tho total Onion loss in killed.
wounded and mising WAS |. .S3. In front of tho
2nh corIs there wcr, put Out of theft 600 reh-
els SG3 ot N, enemy were hurried hy our own
troops, and th0 rebels werr permitted 10 bury 1850
The ri division oi the A,h corps repulsed 1if-
fctont asganlts oi the enemy, with light loss 10
Themselves, and which must have Vwelled the mum.
her Of dead bIr!o by the rehcls to beyond 80O. Wa
also captured stands o: colors No official sc-
port has been received of the pa, akon in the bs.
tie by the l4th corps. In the battle of the 2.d a.
stan the tossl Union lots in kilnd, wondel nnr
m sung was25ON, and 10 pieces Of artillery. Tho
rebel loss in prisoners captured was A2tN. The
known dead Of tho enemy in front ~ the l'th unf
18Th corps and nrc divisun of the iIth corps vas
2,ld2. The other dvisious of the 18th corps
pulsol six ass,rls of the enemy lelcr- they fet
back and which will swell tho -,l~I los IN Killed
" at l,slst 3,01. The o'es, reports stste ,hnt
buried over 1870 rebels killed in this ngh. There
were captured from the enemy In this hattie Is
stands Of colors snd 1000 stands of srus-
ny command OF MAJOR lien. CBos Ns.
". u. WnrrrLE Ass. slant Ad,utxnt Gencra.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-12
The CamnaiOn Of the Husbaudmen

Asthe Sousher Oonfederaey well says rota whit more
interesting is the prospective spring campaign of the
military trasegsE, much csnyssscd of late, than
the spring clmpagn Of the Planters throughout there
Confederate States. As much depsnis the 6aOl sue
css, of our cause upon the who WELD tde plough,
as those who point the bayonet. Spades are trumps
Az the spring advances the ers of the soil should be
busy with their preparations for securing the crops
The armies of the Confederacy must be sustained in
the ed The duty Of that support devclves upon the
husbaudman at his plough, aud the hOusesie at her
loom and spinning wheel Every plough driven through
the fertile soil Of the South helps to drive back the
ruthless destroying invaders of il every shuttle aud
wheel in m ltion helps sustain defender Ct the Con-
federaCy 'Hs who makes two blades Of grass where
but one grew before is benefactor to this race. =
Keep the plOughs moviOg Muster your little forces,
men and boys, for vigorous campaign in the field.
Never mind e" the 'front.'" Oar armies will take care
of that look well to your department.. See that
you make an eloquent official report TO III, coming
harvest. Of groanng granareshe result OF an active
summers work. If ws succeed in thWartibg the enc
my's designs this summer, have him on the hip"
for the balance of time II VIC ial it is The farmers.
of all other classes, who will suffer most. II Se are
successful il will be in the main through the exertoos
Of our planters and they should look vel 80 it that
not - valulb,e time is wasted, and net an
inch of soil Il a, is not m lde available.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-12
ORTTUARY,

A vour duly: remember the responsibility resting
= 49, ofvouf'-sush wee Tie last Uoria uttered ~ Nc -
nsSisd and gallant Captain ALshkr kLLat, JUS SpdiSS
Sgst AZ sGsnoarnie" aad Immediately a,r We So Ia ,s
oe,sT az ths Aboutonlsis had bsen dlfoeiy heA'd s
o,lsr sCharge The rebea-iarsardF ,.,.k !, n. ..,.-
- ,s rs not uttered Win any doubts a. 70 ne Sou.
a. ~ am parpose Of bis men % aesi unnle
~ 800 enL dSabussl eEpTeslsd ne feelings taAa
- 40 sio or de, AID viii the assurance " lh
Sth.s IN we're b. the sane sllrt OF PATTY
nd wnungy any aud eveiy sAcfilee y, ~ ~,
,.-itv OF sur sacred Well ana huI 10 80 ~ ,S
80 ~ auy se.ing his devotion 70 hn eoaaiy WIN rs hs-r's
, o0l 49,, A.. .,i,,.r hat he di,charRsd
- 80 IN and t.ith " bis eKpsren'e Ana ssl
- had elevated Important posiuon y me eit
- ~. dsasI of which be performed Win NE tAs an niog
ssls' - ~ ~ s.ns end Of pronong The best iiiereas Of
49, and aford every iaety % thqse hAsin.
G,. ID tsnsaci Win th nee IN which ne EA1 ems fgea ana
10 ouf fssl othrss han veil pleased even ING asa sl'
hss sould always be grat h Is me astsoe ana gen
,-.S,iV d-portusnt which Be O. al tines maniiestei
Ana cyl oncer, Captain hlcry pos1tsael none OF mat
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reward good E his lAbors here are enleu es
h o.. but he has len bereaved family and dsifese
fenas a exaupe worthy OF lnilato3 aud tooogh E
~ mi.s Lin journey through NE, and Enie
sccuStomcd .vJca Jet We VII ever ehsf'h hs
endeavor q duty, remembering ne reapoasoJ 't
Ssr brave soldier true anj trus,si freni your pilgrim
- an earh & over while uFs youe geoa ueeSA
bsiEht example shLl never Be forgotten n w.