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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-09-30

FAITH ExrRAoRpIsARy.-- In GAINESVILLE.
Ohio, there are many colored persons who
live by barbering and other light work -
They sse for rost part an orderly and qui
- people. maay o: them re- ligious. having a
ichurchof their own and sn ebony minister,
ci all Of which hey are justly proud. One
cold evening, 10 time Of great revival in
the church. this ebony exrounder was de-
hvcring powerful appeal on "fai,h," the
groans and sobs Of bic hears giving ioken q
of iis effects Oh their impressible natures.
The tears stood upon his own dark cheek
his ycice quivered like distant thunder, while
he emphasized BY vigorous blows upon the
table. In the midst u this, :he stove,
seiia,ed BY HE jarring blows, rolled on the
floor. Brother Lewis. high man ia / he
church had located himself near the comfcr.
ter OF shins; he stood irresolute. when the
voice Of his minis,er came 70 him laden with
faith: "Pick up the stove. Brudder Lewis.
pick up the stove; de Lord WON'T ies J, burn
you" Brother Lewis's mind vas filed up
with miraclss Of faith he heard ,ha, evening
20 he yielded 10 the appeal Of HE preacher,
grabbed the hot stove but dropped It instant
ly, snd turning his reproachtul eyes 70 The
disciple Of faith. exclaimed, de HI he
won'iv'
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OF Chicken Cholera u prevailing In and
around New Albany The Commsrcisl Of
that city says:
.'The symptoms are, as near ss we can
learn them, ss follows: The bird s first
noticed dropping its feathers. frolhs or runs
water from the mouth. dianhna ensues. the
skin becoms blue. and the subject dies 10 .
lew hours. The meat becomes excessively
in from three 70 four hours. No,
remedy that we can learn has been of any
avail, and the mortality il excessive 4
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The Washington correspondent Of the
INDIANAPOLIS JournsI ssys:
The Richmond Whig 81 10 DIV ssys that
after Genesal Lee ~ssiDdicisd before Judge
Underwood, at Norfolk, be. instead OF send
Ing his application for pardon direc, 10 the
Pfesideni. enclosed i 10 General Grant. with
s!noae caliing bis attention 70 waat had been
done a. Norfolk, and adding that II, accord
ing 20 Can't understanding ofihs ar,it les
o. cnpiiusrion, h. was liable 10 Indictment
aud prosse uion for treason. then he did not
ise' at liberty 70 make sppl,sstion tor par
don. but IL General Grants unders,.sdins
we're lbr reverse he .ould forward his petit
ton 70 the Pre.dent Grant responded. 10
Lsr'S nvle promptly and in most comp plimen-
tary aud irirndly terms. endorsing The letter
be had ~rltIen In forwarding his petition.
taking ground that under the terms Of svr.
render. the proceeding st Noftok was mad
misslble.
ln what noble contrast u The action Of
Gen Grant with that Of such creatures as
Understood aud the unders'ruppers o; The
War Department. Frs, they have Lee in
dclsd at Norioik. and then hey rry 10 :ug
him 10 sn ipdIctment charging him With
complieiiy with the wrelch Wiiz But IA
both instances GEN Grant steps forward 10
savet the eoou'ry ironithe di'grace and the
dishonur Of these proceedings. lie had
pledged hs osn faith and me -iailh Of The
nation which be represented 10 Lee. and
hcwsver d-si-ous others nigh, be of break
ing tfmt fai,h, Giant a, least vould see thr,
it wps maintained in.nsle. WhilSex As.
sisrsns Secretary Of War Dana. through hir
ChleHgo Republican,. is denouncing lie ar
ne "gfestvsi cfiminsl of the sre,, who de-
serves he uimos, punishment thar could b.
Iinfiicsed Gen. Grant. the great hero Of The
war. ~hu TOR more than year hsd confront
ID Lee IN many deadly corfliei, oddresses
~ I'D antagonist a letter couchej Ia "con
phmenats terms. and repa,lialns. .ih~!cun.
dn,t oi Underwood 4 c.. All honor TO
Grans.--Nrw A0ans Ledger.
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Interfering with the Rights Of Con-
science


A 81. Louis telegraph dispstchto the Ga
zetie says: inA
.Fsiher Cummings. . g sholic priest re-
siding in Louisiana. Mo-, was arrested few
days since, taken before Judge Bagg, Of the
Pike Circuit Court, and sentenced 10 pny a
fine o. $500. sor persisiing in preschnc TAX
ing the constitutional oath. Having refused
10 pay The fine, and declined TO permit his
friends 20 pay i for him, The Reverned Fa-
there is confined in the County Jail. Ills
case will probably brought before the Su-
preme Court for FINAL decision.'
This high-hsnded and oppressive act up
on the part Of the Radicals In Missouri il
the beginning Of the wsrefsrs they are sbont
to wage udon the rights Of conscience. u
il the first step which has been taken in this
county since 1880. looking 70 the establish
ment Of a State religion. Itisa blow aimed
az the iu,egri,y Of she clergy. y is the
revival u The era Of religious persecution.
and q return 10 The cruel and bloody policy
Of The New England Puritsps, who sought
10 crush out out BY force al religious sensi-
menl differing from their own. We are
fast on The road % persecution.
when the presching Of The Gospel y made
. crime upon the ssrt Of al those who ad-
,srs 10 the political dic,sm ol Thomas Jei'
erson end the fathers Of our Government,
md who will not. BY . test csIh. repuda'e
hem. This is now Whist y requisedin Mis-
our. ri.--Cincinnat Enquirer. T"
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0-TThe people Of Ohio have good reason
TO subject their State Treasurers TO sharp
scrutiny, % four In succession are known TO
nave misused the funds Of The Stale; and. n
DR.. Dossey.s name may be added 20 The Iist.
there are fiye Of them In the sad end shame.
iul casalcg0s - Cincinnati Commercial.
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FEEIAS STATE CONVENTION Fenisn
Brother hood organisation ef ihis State
will hold grsnd Convention % Lsfay cite
on the 4,h of October next. Every Society
IN the State will be fully represented al this
meeting.
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GH Genius an sho~ SOW i'ssi: smid ~
'urrcon di"sr, . I'D smusg ths inasaions cor.

r'"'"" ~ F""" rp~ He~E hmtu az
.sd smoss ths nssaions coz.
rn-cnipn- We have none 70 exceed the brill
linnce of'he Raleigh correspondent OF The
Assacialed Press. Stirred BY noble rival
", he ha- rfsoiyed % Guido he niher cor
respondents, who have been busily engaged
10 endesvofi.g 70 influence The Northern
mind BY depc'r,g The cruelty u the South
srEers 20 freed blacks. He has writtesa
letter, ~hich IL a setler. and one 20 mskea
dyspep'ic laugh We give an sxlrsc,. a.
we find !, 10 the New York World;
Judge Carter, who has returned from On
extensive Trip through The South, sis,es
that The cruelty 20 The freedmen, and the
hcmicides among them by The whites. are
increasing 10 fearful extent. Fosthe most
trivial offences the poor blacks are hung %
TO The forest trees bv their thumbs, snd
Judge Carter assures us that while In this
position they are frequently hung up and
stuck full Of pine siiyers, which lre set on
fire. Judge Carter saw portions Of one
freedman that had been subjected 10 this
tres'meni. The missing portions had been
IN manufactured into ssussges. The vile OF .
notorious secessionisr. residing At Pa:icsn
Turnout, on Saturday, deliberately butch-
cred one Of her servants for attempting TO
eat rn apple plucked without permission
from ,he orchard. fssi ss children are
born they are thrown into the wells; and SO
alarmingly extensive has this practice be-
come that 10 one section -Guersilias' Re-
real-ihe wells were oil choked up. and
many Of the whites. BY . stroke Of retribu-
tive justice, he'd died Of thirst. Judge Car
ter passed through the great pine woods
south Of Raleigh. On every tree at lsast
one negro was suspended, ~ otter BY the
heels as the head; and sometimes there was
80 many freedmen 10 pine, that il resem-
bled . banysn tree The returned soldiers
are the worst class Of the population. They
spend most OF their time 10 shooting me-
groes; many OF them assert that they keep
- tte~ftt~ ~ fNff'"c wv e"t - '"'tt
freedmen every morning before breakfast
A large number Of hacks were invited 10 \
party, given BY an ex-slaveholder. They
were al poisoned By the vile u this person.
who administered arsenic ID tea, with which
she librslly supplied lhem..
The Judge has seen copy Of The South.
ern n son. which says thai, il The Yankees are
alarmed al the killing of few hundred mig
gers day 10 States where they have the
protection Of Yankee troops, what will be
their alarm alter the departure Of the mill
tary forcesl The South will shortly have a
complete organization Of the militia in each
county which will give il . standing army
that can bid defiance 10 the world. The
chief labor cf ,hi. army will Be 70 sIsugh,er
the negroes. Once killed, they ere TO b.
corned. and smuggled North as costoo.--
When opened, the Yankees Continues the
Southern Sun) will !, once zee haiti i IN
possible 10 smother Southern resentment.
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The Worcester Pallsdium-one d.
the abiesr Republican papers ip New Enc-
lspd--says: "W.shnve frequently expressed
he bclief ,hs, Congress should provide ior
an cnumersiun, ny the National Govern
ment. 81 ne wsr debts ~ the States. cities,
md town. ond consolidate them in one grand
NsVvnol drhl. II would be eminenily. Just
aud squiisbis: but Il will not be done With
ou, lhe most ufgent action on The part oi
he S'aie Legislatures. Experienced a. veil
d crrsbie leeislaiors arr therefore wan,
u the ia M, aatr future of ihe States --
Cong grrss having unwisely in our Judgment
relieved from ssxaloD the property H..
vested 10 naiiohal bonds. immediate mess-
urss should be adopted ~ raise thc necesss.
fy revenue without throwing The whole
weight Of trxsrion upon the property not
invested il boud-; lha, is, 10 great extent
upon the landed Interests and industry oi
the Commonwealth. This is subject oi
extreme dricscy. aud viii need The best
sxPerence. judgment, and praciicsi intor-
nation the Commonwealth can furnish for
its Legislature.
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Longer advertise ments. at same raie.-
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Notices or sppoiniment of ndminisirsf ors
On. lsgsI notices Of like character 70 be
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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-04

J. F. & s. BURsEss.-This extensive
Wholesale Grocery and Provision House,
No. 1856 Superior street, is the next to the
oldest in the city. The firm having been
established here many years and transact
ed business in the most honest and honor
able manner, are widely and most favorably
known. Their business has of necessity
largely increased from year to year, until
now thsy seem by common consent to stand
at the head of this department of mercan-
tile business in the city. They have nov
on hand q stock SO large that one gets BE-
wildered examining it, and they hold them
selves in readiness to supply the trade not
of this city only, but of all Northern Ohio.
We refer anxious inquirers and all others
TO their establishment, No. 1s6 Superior
street
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-04

ARTEMUs WARD. =" Yours trooly, A.
Ward" has caused his programmes to be
cast around loose, and it must be owned
that they alone contain as large fund of
humor and fun as the entire lectures of
some would-be humorists. We have al
ready announced that this celebrated show
man will appear at Brainsrd's Hall two
evenings next week, Tuesday and Wednes-
day., on which occasions he will treat US
not to wax figures, but to pictorial and
verbal, serious and comic description of the
Mormons.
Our public had better begin amounting
their sides in season.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-04

ACADEMY OF MUsIo.-We can not imagine
where all our amusement-seekers were last
night. They were neither at the concert
nor the theatre. A small house was gath
cred at either place, and particularly at
the Academy of Music, where there were
great attractions. The play of q Ingomar,
the Son of the Wilderness" was presented
in very creditRble manner, in which the
majority of the company found occasion to
appear. We can not particulariEe in speak
of this performance.
The entertainment concluded with the
inimitable rendition of the immensest
farce of the season, namely, "a Soldier
and Sailor, Tinker and q Tailor" in
which those excellent actors, Messrs.
Ellsler, Lewis, Locke and Lee, and Mrs.
Bradshaw and daughter, appeared in the
height of their faculty. Such asupremely
ridiculous and lGughabls performance was
never before presented to Cleveland su-
dience.
A fine bill is offered tonight, namely,
"The Soldiers Daughter and the "PeO-
pies Lawyer"
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-04

NEw CHURCH-The Colored Congregation
al Society of this city. which is at present
holding religious services in Chase's Hall,
has commenced the erection of new
church edlfce on Erie street, between
Kinsman and Ohio streets. The size of the
building is to be forty by sixty feet, and it
will cost $4,000. Mr.. S. C. Porter is the ar
chitect. The church will be completed
during the coming season. The Building
Committee are Jay Odell, S. C. Porter, E.
Woodliff, G. Worthington, ". Waller, VIM.
Jackson, P. Simmons and others whose
names we have not yet learned.
The Society is composed of forty members
and the Sunday School numbers seventy
five members. The Society was organized
less than a year ago, and is already in
healthy and prosperous condition.
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For sale by Cobb. Andrews & Co.


THs HUTCHIEsoKs Ks.-This pioneer family
of singers will appear at Brsinard's Hall
Friday sevening, and sing their blood
stirring songs of Peace and Freedom. The
history of this " band of brothers" has an
interest which is not strictly professional,
although it grows out of their career as
musical artists. He who casts up the
agencies which, in years past, contributed
FIRE or fuel to make the caldron of American
slavery boil and bubble until, in the fierce
ness of the flames, the contents boiled
away and the caldron burst ssunder, as we
now behold, must not forget that score of
years ago the HutchinsOus vent singing up
and down the land, songs of universal free
dom. Those songs were esteemed, in de-
cent communities, sound anti-slavery docu-
ments, and in conservative cities were con-
sidered 80 incendiary that the sin gers were
mobbed or compelled to leave. The Hutch
insons were of the small pioneer party
which dared uplift and blow the trumpet
against the barbsrism of our society, and
whoever, from first to last, has heard
their concerts, has been apprized Of
wrongs, on one side, and of the progress of
reform against the same, on the other.
Now that slavery has been torn up by
bayonets and become a root out of dry
ground, these old singers come again to
sing songs of Victory and Peace, Union
and Brotherhood. They will be warmly
welcomed.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-04

FUNERAL OF CAPTAIN DRUNNoED.-The
latest received Wheeling IltelEgeneer gives
a detailed account of the preliminary ar
rsngements made for the funeral of Captain
Thomas Drummond in that city. A citi-
zens' committee has been appointed to re-
ceive the remains at the depot and escort
them to the Capitol, in the Senate Cham
Der of which the corpse is to lie in state
until arrangements for the funeral services
shall have been perfected. The remains
are to be taken to Bridgeport for interment,
whittier they will be followed by large
procession.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-04

PERsoEAL.-Msjor Thomas Berry, of the
I'd Regulars, passed through the city yes
terdsy on his way 10 Jackson, Mich, where
he is at present stationed. The Msjor was
promoted by order of President Lincoln,
from Major in one of the Michigan volun-
teer regiments, which he joined st the first
breaking out of the war, to the same rank in
the regular service, for meritorious conduct
on the field.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-04

PRESENTATION ENTERTAIENENTs.-The gift
enterprise of the New York Jewellers Man
ufscturing Association is succeeding admi-
rably here. The depot for the sale of tick
cts and distribution of presents has been
established at No. IS4 Superior street, in
the American Building, where splendid
stock of articles Of various kinds has been
collected, and the managers of the novel
institution stand ready to hand you,-o for
tunate ticket holder, whoever you may be-
q magnificent present beside ticket to the
concert, for your paltry dollar greenback. r
Many of our citizens have already -.sin=
vested" in tickets, and have received the
accompanying gifts according to agreement.
A special counter has been provided for
ladies who may wish to examine the arsi-
cles, or purchase tickets.
There will inevitably be a great rush for
tickets, Is the prospect for gifts is 80 sure
and bright,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-04

STREET ::PAvIEo.-south Ontario street,
from Huron street to the Hay Market, has
been sunk about sixteen inches in the pro-
cess of grading, and is now being paved
with the red-husd Brooklyn stone. About
one-third of the work of paving has been
done. When accomplished 1t will be one
of the most substantial and delightful
streets, under foo, in the city. Quite an
improvement upon the old semi-quagmirs
which used to stretch there in the bad sea-
son of the year.
Water street is also undergoing repairs in
the way Of paying, 10.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-04

lbA TALAahAfhsI
COftOn-Firm.r. Sales at 4sQ47e for mid
ding, chiefly At the latter price
FIOur-DulI, heavy and lO9l5o lower on con-
mon and medium grads.
Salts at So 76t9f o. for extra state; 81 lOa7 so
for common ogOOd shipping brands extra round
hooD Ohio; 81 9s@s 40 for trade brands. Market
cI0ing dull.
WKisky-steadv. sa'es western At s. IL
Wheaf-Dpll snd dropping. Sales At 81 81 for
common wiater red western; 81 IS for amber Mich
Rye-Qsiet.
BarleY-Firmer.
COrn-searee and very firm. Sales 81 As for
old mixed western; 81 4TegI 50 for low.
Oats-Dun and lower. Gales at 70975e for
western.
PetrOIeum-Quiet. Sales at 800 for crude;
64c r refined IN ond and 74o !or do fee
CORee-In active dsmAnd. Sales Bio at 1919,
and Santos at Il.
MOlRsses-Iull.
Sngar Firm Sales Cuba Muscoyadol u, ,and
125 bxB Havana at 1l5<c.
ROrR-Opened heavy and lower. but closed
with mere hrmness sales at ST 821zS SIS l21S for
new mes closing at s2T SIX cash, s25 tO9I6 80
for 1851 DO, cash and regular way. closing At
SIS 25 cash s OO025 rs for prime and s25 5o9
20 90 Tor prime msss. Als) ,25O bbls mess for
May, Jane and July, sellers option, at SIT SOC
20 25.
Beef-stssdy at 12@lSo for plain mss,; lss2OO
for extra mss
Beef Hams-s eady at s'2925
Cut MeRfs-In fair demand at 145<9l51zo for
shoulders l714als1zc for haps.
BacOn-S esdy. Sales i55s dl61ze for Oumber
land cuts lS549l6o for lons-ribbedi l6149l61se
for sho- t-ribbsd.
Lard-Ste-dy at159z9ls1So
ButteE-,t ady and active at l592so for Ohio,
and 23a85c for state.
Cheese Firm ct 15923c.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-04

ST. GEORGES SOCIETY FEsTIvAL.-This
Society will hold their seventh annual
Festival tO-nightin Chapin's Hall. Garrett
will serve up magnificent supper, and
there will be toasts, speeches, dancing, and
a general good tins. The festivals of this
society are slways remarkably enjoyable
nnaa
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-04

In HOsPITAL-67rH o. V. 1.-The follow
ing members of the 9th o. V. L, were in
Rose Hospital, at City Point, Va, April
oath, 1866:
1st Lieut.. C. Amheuserth, c, right thigh.
J, B. Porter, H, left leg.
James Ewlsizer, II, diarrhea.
T. Winans, 1. diarrhea.
II. Wilson, D, diarrhea.
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legal InaeIIIEsnIee:.I

U. s. COUHr.-The case Of John Webster
Us. theJudd Linssed and sperm Oil Com
Pany came on trial to jury in the above
court yesterday, and is of such importance
that it will probably occupy the court sew
srsl dsys. Messrs. Rsnney, Bsckus and
Noble appeared for plaintiff, and Keith and
Andrews for defendant. It is case for
damages claimed to have resulted from
adulterated oil to be used in themauufacture
of Oil-cloth, sold to plaintiff by defendant.
The following attorneys have appeared
and taken the oath prescribed by law,
which We published in our last issue but
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-04

PRESIDENT LINCOLN AND CBISEr.-tlarpen-
tsr's painting of the President and Cabinet
left here yesterday for oSerlin, whore it has
opened for exhibition. We heartily COM
mend this truly great picture to our neigh
bOrs of oberlin, and are only sorry that
they should have robbed US SO soon of an
artistic treasure of so much intrinsic wprthI
We trust, however, that we shall soon again
have the painting with US, to remain
until every man, woman and child in the
community shall have gazed upon and stnd
led it, many exeeIlspcies,
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MARINE NEWS.
POKT OF CLEVELAND,

ENTERED. MAY
stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop Prairie state, Knapp, Toledo
Prop Free State, Mckenzie, Buffalo
Schr Ada, Bartlett, Rowan, go IN shingles
schr n johnson, Cotton, Bay Oity, 26O m lum-
b T, 81 m lath
echr Z Bolute, Davidson, Buffalo
Sehr Alice May, Bell, own
ScoW n. G., PIass SAndusky
seow Black Rover, Jennings, Kelley's Island
CLEARED. MAI s.
stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit.
Prop Prairie Safe, Knspp, Ogdensburgh
Prop No thern Light, Srsldng, OntOhagon
Prop srss State, Mckenzie, Chicago
Prop Michigan, Relic, Detroit
Sehr E izsbeth ia kson, Burwel
Schr Par gOn, Kemp, South HoughtOn
Schr Laura Emma, SWariz RurWeI
g. hr Honpareil, Finley, milwaukee. o tons coal
Schr n stalker, Stalker, Chicago, $50 tons coal
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-04

The TENPLs.-All the decorations, dra-
perry and canvas have been removed from
the beautiful temple which stood upon the
Park. 1t now stands nude, mere skele-
ton of structure. twill probably be re-
moved IN toto to day.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-04

DEATH OF DR.. d. C. MERRIwEATHER.-We
learn from the Columbus papers that DR..
Il. c. Msrriweather, of Columbus, died of
typhoid fever at Washington, n. c., on the
10th ult. DR.. NJ. was the Surgeon of the
5th o. s. G. T., and has been in the service
about three years. He has proved an eff
hcient Surgeon, and has ever won the con-
hdenee and esteem of those with whom he
has been associated. He leaves a wife and
three children who resided in Columbus.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-04

DIsoHAReED.-Ths following officers in
Ohio Regiments have been honorably dis
charged on account of physical disability {:
First Lieut.. N. Thayer, 10th cavalry; Capt.
". ". King and First Lieut.. ". o. Will
liams, 25th infantry.
The following paroled prisoners have
been honOrably discharged the service
Second Lieut.. Morris Reese, I'D infantry,
and First Lieut.. - Shepard 9Th cavalry.