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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-18
CITY ITEMS.


Hhe wonders and Beauties of Nature.
The most magnificent, and most extern
sive collection of rare and beautiful Shells,
Corals, &c, ever witnessed in this city is
now on exhibition, preparatory to being
sold, at auction without reserve or limit, at
the room of w. r. Kent, No. 140 and 142
East Town street. r
This is rare chance for the ladies of Co
lumbus. Turn out, and decorate your homes
with Natures ornaments!
Sales this day at 10 A. M. and p. M.
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BRICK-LAYER's STRIKE.-We learn that
the work has been suspended upon the new
Deaf and Dumb Asylum, in consequence of
strike among the brick-layers, who de-
mand an advance of wages to $3.50 per
day, or twenty-five per cent. higher than
has heretofore been paid. About tour mil
lion brick have been laid in the walls OF
the new building, leaving as many more to
be laid to complete the edifice.
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JOHN BATEMAN, a former resident of
Washington township, Muskingum county,
but now located near Lafayette, Indiana,
had his pocket picked of 1900 In money
and Government bonds, on Friday last
while getting on the cars of the Central
road at GAINESVILLE.
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Fire I'm Chicago.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE loss by the fire
last night was about $S5,000. The princi-
pal sufferers were the st. Louis railroad
company, $30000-insured for $5,00G J. H.
Talbot. Pacific Mills, 2,000--insured for
$4,000; j. H. Morris, lumber dealer, $4,000
fully insured; Armstrong, $5,000-no in
surance; Golen Eastman, $5,0O0-fully in
sured.
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RATHER DIsCRRDITABLE.-In the Police
Court yesterday morning, Alexander Nc
Coombs was fined $5 and costs for causing
a nuisance in the street, and Jonn A. Sny-
der, for insulting woman, was fined the
same amount. Both paid.
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Into Her Mighty Trumpet

Fame has breathed a new word--Zozo-
DON'T, and she is making it resound through
the civilized world. 1t is the Greek for
teeth preserver, but in plain English Fra
grant ZozoDoNT, is the most effective dem
thrice that chemistry has ever yet extract
ed from the Oriental vegetable kingdom.
octl6-1weod.
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SENT 10 JAIL.-Bridget O'Drlscoll had
preliminary examination before the May
or yesterday morning, on the charge of as
sault and battery, and, in default of 5000
bail for her appearance at Court, was COM
mitted to the county Jail for safe keep
ing till the next session of the Common
Pleas,
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The Ne,o York Antt-Slauery STANDARD, a
Negro Suffrage organ, says there must be
no separate schools, churches, or callings
for persons on account of complexion or
race" To favor such, it will, of course,
consider a mark of disloyalty.
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MEssRs. KGRNER & STRENG, in the new
brick on the northeast corner of Long and
Third streets, have on hand the choicest
family groceries, which they sell at the
lowest retail prices. Give them call.
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Alex. II. Stephens.

BosToN, Oct 1.-THE Post of this city
says Alex. II. Stephens was entertained at
private dinner at the Revere House yes
terday afternoon by George A. Fairfield, OF
Chelsea. Mr.. S. said it was his purpose
to support the policy of President John
son for the maintenance of the Union, to
the full extent Of his ability and influence.
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The 18TH 1NFANTRY.-The 18th Regi-
ment Ohio Infantry, numbering thirty-two
commissioned officers and six hundred and
nihety-nine enlisted men, having been mus
tered out of service lett Nashville on the
10th inst. for Camp Chase for final discharge.
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"We're not OURSELVES

When nature being Oppressed commands the mind
To suffer with the body"
For CATARRH or Cold in the Head, use
DR.. ID. II. Seelye's LIQUID CATARRH
REMEDY, pleasant and most efflcacious
remedy,
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DOMESTIC LOVE IN THE CITY OF New
YoRK.-Affectionate husbands kissing their
wives tenderly every evening before going
out to spend the greater part of the night
at the club-or elsewhere.
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New York stock M.rItet.Oc,.

STOCKS-Steady; U. &. s's $50 coupons, ex-No-
1.3os hrst SERIES ssK do Sd series g7Z<; one year
eerMthcates new issue. 9e; Tennessee es sax; Ohio
MI,ssiiIispp, 1s CERTIFICATES 21 Cumberland pid 45
headig 10; Illinois Central 1877; Pttsburg a. To.
ledo loE Northwestern 3OT; do ptd CO; Rock isIand
1854; Fort Wayne 9SX. -f'NNSSA -0'"AN
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OFFICE OF NOTARY PUBLIC,
- a - or aAa-.

" "" OFFICE OF NOTARY PUBLIC,
""' Rock BRIDGE, Co., Va, Oct. q, 1864
I, Robert E. Lee, of Lexington, Va, do
solemnly. swear, in presence of Almighty
God, that will henceforth faithfully sup
port, protect and defend the Constitution of
the United States and the Union of the
States Hereunder, and that will in like
manner abide by and faithfully support all
laws and proclamations which have been
made during the existing rebellion with
reference to the emancipation of slaves. So
help me God. f',
[Signed] ROBERT E. LEE.
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CINCINNATI, Oct. IA large meeting of
leading citizens of Lexington, Kentucky,
was held yesterday to express their thanks
for the removal of martial law in Kentucky.
Speeches were made by Gen. Houston and
others. Resolutions were adopted thank
ing President johnson, indorsing his recon-
struction policy, &c.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE Algonquin and
Winoski have changed berths, but did not
begin the second trial at the dock to-day, as
was expected. 1t Is impossible to state
when they will begin, probably this week.
soon as the weather permits.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
New YORK Money pr,rhot oc,. !

MUUNEI=Actiye and firm at per cent
SSTERLING GEXOHANGE-Stesdy: i0O,I sioat<
0U,LD-Am american, gold more active and firmer.
opening at l4oS4; advancing TO A04, and closing AZ
GOVERNMENT SToCKs-Heavy and ,s@Ac
FREiGHTS-To Liverpool frmor with engage.
ments for corn at Cd per bush. ',, ~ -
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Wanted, 25 Girls.

At f. Reeds Hoop Skirt Mandatory,
No. 2l East State street, opposite the
Capitol.
oct 9-dlW
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DIR. BerkleY
oct 9-d1w

Has necessarily been absent from the city
for several weeks, but has returned and
may be consulted at his office, northwest
side of North High street, near Gay.
Oct z
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A NEGRO Convention is to be held at In
dianapolis on Tuesday of next week.
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GENERAL ScorT is going South on visit
to the "wayward sisters"
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THE CITY.

IHE game law now permits the shooting
OF quail and other like game.
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Edwarfi Lamf.

Manufacturer and Dealer in Hats, Caps
and Furs. Furs repaired. No. 20 East Town
street. octl4-3m
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Tho Gold Nlarke1

New YORK. Oct. II. - Gold opened this
morning at 1853, and rose to 14611 Il, but fell
again TO 1863. ID.
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EIGHT disabled soldiers left Cleveland on
Monday for the new Soldiers Home near
his city.
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New YORK, Oct. 1.-THE Posts Wash
ington specialsays: No ordershave yet been
received to muster out the Veteran Reserve
corps. W l8f 79f&&$
Capt. Beckwith, well-known army off
Ger, has been convicted of forging soldiers
discharge papers and sentenced to be dis
missed the service and be imprisoned two
years In the Albany Penitentiary.
The property of the rebel Gen. Corse has
been restored to him. tes sGkKH
Gov. Bradford is about to convene the
Maryland Legislature. ass d &c., I
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UncInimed Bodies.

LANCASTER, Pa, Oct. 17.-The bodies OF
an ADULT female and two girls, aged 10 and
the Pennsylvania Central railroad, are still
unclaimed. Two trunks labeled Mrs. Julia
A. Heald and Miss Mary e. Heald, Liver
more Falls, Maine, are also unclaimed.
They are supposed to have been the prop
erty of the three females above alluded to.
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For sale,

= A Two STORY DOUBLE BRICK
"a aSufs and double Cellss Just finished con
near Neips Avenue. Will be sold cheap. For par
ticulsrs, inqu uire of RICHARD NEvINS, or
m ,y24.dtf j. MCNAMEE. Aqen
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Fluut,iing! Fluting!

r AM PREPARED TO DO FLUTING
i in the best manner, on short notice. Ladies and
Dressmakers, please send in your work, if you wish
IL neatly done. q a MRS. BARTELL.
No, 25s South High ST.. Lattimer's new building.
.il-adom
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g " M II II O M g:

. M H II q M g:
The symptoms of Catarrh as they generally ap-
ear are at first very slight. Persoks find they have
a Geld, that they have. frequent attacks, and are
more sensitive to the changes Of temperature. In
this condition, the nose may be dry or slight dis
charge. thin an acrd afterwards becoming thick and
adhesive AS the disease becomes chronic, the dis
charges are increased in quantity and changed in
quality; they are now thick and heavy, and are
hawked or, coughed off, The secretons are ofensive
causing bad breath; the voice is thick and nasal
the eyes are weak the sense of the smell is lessen
ed or destroyed; deafness frequently takes place.
Another common and important symptom Of Catarrh
y, that the is obliged to clear his throat in
fallen down from the head during the night. When
this takes place the person may be sure that his dis
ease IS on its way TO the lungs and should lose n
time in arrestingit
Tic a6oUe are but a TeD of tho many cdtarrA
symptoms.
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For Sale.

r MY FARM OF ONE HUNDRED
1. acres in MIfflin township, franklin county,
five miles East of Columbus, on the Gahenna road
and Ohio Central railroad. The land Is of deep
black soil, seventy acres under high cultivation
well drained: the rest in heavy timber mostly beach
and hickory-all under good fence.
There is on the premises neat Cottage of five
rooms, with front and back porch and cellar, and
one log house of two rooms; large bsrn and stable
for six horses and eight cows; new smoke house.
hennery and corn cribs; also, four GOOD wells and
one cistern. The orchard consists Of one hundred
and twenty-five of the choicest kinds of bearing
fruit trees. Hf
Ii desired, the present crop, live stock and farm
ing utensils will he sold also.
Terms easy. Possession given Immediately.
Ii. Three hundred and twenty acres Of rich
prairie land, forty under cultivation and fence with
good frame honse on it, in Delaware county, three
miles east Of Delhi, Iowa, on the Dubuque Pacific
railroad M -
For particulars, inquire on the premises, or by
letter. A. II. POTEN,
Miflin township, Columbus 2. o.. Box SOS.
octl0 0-deod2w Il t-I0
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Gen. Lees Amnesty Oafh.

New YORK, Oct 1.-THE following Is 8
copy of the amnesty oath subscribed to by
Gen. Lee: y
The weekly union record., 1865-06-03

ABOUT two months ago, gentleman named
Rock, residing at Austin, IN the State of Ne.
vada, addressed letter to Gen. Mcdowell, in,
forming him Of bis desire TO raise company
of emigrants to Mexico. Gen. Wright thus
replied
BRIGApE HEApQuARrERs, May l. 1855
Ny sympathies. like those of the writer, are
decidedly with the Liberals of Mexico. But
our neutrality must be maintained in good
faith. The Government Of the L nited States
has too exalted sense Of its honor, dignity,
and duties to follow the example of certain
nations during the war in which we have been
engaged. For the present. until the Govern
ment shall announce its determination TO main
tain invioIate the great " doctrine" SO dear to
every American heart. no organization will
be allowed, neither will armed men be permit
ted TO leave our shores for any foreign port.
q. WRIGHT,
Brig. Gen. Commanding.
The weekly union record., 1865-06-03

PsRsoxAt,-The Appeal Of Jane lst says :;
We notice 10 town Judge Sexton, Of Oroville,
who, we understand, came here 10 render YER
dict in several important cases which were
tried before him some time ago while sitting
as Judge Of our Cour, in cases 10 which Judge
Belcher was interested. Judge Sexton sp-
pears to be in the enjoymen, Of excellent health.
The fact ,hs, be 10 q candidate for the Supreme
Judgesbp does not in the least appear to make
him proud He is the same joyisl, companion
able and social gentleman he used TO was
No better man can be found in California ior
the Supreme Bench.
The weekly union record., 1865-06-03

STREET FIGHT. A fight took place on
Montgomery street, near the Banking house,
90 Monday last, between John Colin and Do
miugo Zanoni, which resulted in the latter get
ting considerably whipped" 1t appears the
cause of the collapse was that Zauoni had pub
licly charged Colin with "jayhaHkiDg cattle. ="
Whereupon the latter becoming enraged at
the unjust complaint, promised. upon the first
opportunity. to give Mr.. Italy good correc-
ton, that he might be more reserved 10 the
free use OF bis broken language. So they met.
Scotch John" grew anxious for satisfaction,
as Italy attempted retreat. but sundry blows
quickly passed. "Damma rasca jayhawka aud
fta too,' exclaimed the Italian, mo goodee
didn't say SO - and by this time be was badly
bruised and Colin taken off. Zauoni com.
planned to Justice Coughey and Colin acknowl-
edged the corn and paid the cost. So endeth
this chapter
The weekly union record., 1865-06-03

No. 0Sk SALocS.-It is but occasionally
that you find o number one saloon, such as is
kept BY Maddox & Flint, of Forbestown.
They are ge1tlemaBly and accommodating
Their wines aud liquors are of the finest quail
ty; the compound tansey and bitters "A
host Of scquaintances can testify 10 its bracipg
and besiug qualities There's good demand
Tor that sriicle along the turnpike.
The weekly union record., 1865-06-03

TBASks.-We return our thanks to h. Z.
Vail. Esq, 40 old and highly respected citizen
of Forbestowu, for q box of the choicest cher
ries of the season. He has, with the greatest
taste. cultivated one of the most thrifty orchards
in the mountain country" The fruit, in ex-
cellepce, surpssses any of our valley orchards.
The weekly union record., 1865-06-03

PLUxAs CouSrY.-We copy the following
items from the Quincy Union, May 27,h;
A man named Phillip had one of bis legs
broken while at work in the Franklin claims
at Sawpi. Flat, by boulder, which he was
attempting to remove.
One of the surface claims at Red Rock.
near Butt Valley, paid over one hundred
ounces, for the work of two men, eight weeks
this spring.
A one tenth interest in the Franklin Co. s
claims at Sawpit Flat was recently sold for
$4,000.
The weekly union record., 1865-06-03

ATTENTION, Co. A !-A,teud your regular
drill next Thursday evening at O'Clock. All
members having uniforms and muskets will re-
turn them to the Armory on Thursday evening
for inspection. II. B. HUNT, Capt.
II. P. DowSER, o. S.
The weekly union record., 1865-06-03

PERsoxAL.-Senstor r. c. Gaskill. OF For
bestowu, passed through this place OF Tuesday
last. en- route for San Francisco. to assume tbs
duties Of Postal Agent for California and Ore
gon. Success attend him.
The weekly union record., 1865-06-03

AccrDkxr.-Our worthy Deputy Sheriff.
Sam. Wright. Was thrown from his horse while
doing service 10 the mountains, dislocating bis
shoulder, and receiving other injuries, bat Was
not dangerously hurt.
The weekly union record., 1865-06-03

FoRBEsTowS MINING DISTRICT. - Among
the numerous mining districts of Butte county,
this is one of the most fourisbing, extensive
and lasting. The eye of traveler, in passing
through this mountain region, does not easily
discover the extent of mining operations and
it is not until you descend the hundred rugged
sleeps TO the fats and winding ravines, that
you are convinced of the immense work going
on to secure the precious ore" Then you
discover 40 cabins. neat cottages, gardens and
fourishing young orchards and hydraulic claims
abundantly supplied with water by the Forbes
town ditch. 10 the vicinity of the town, We
visited claim owned By J. L: Gibs, & Co.,
upon which hydraulic was erected iu the most
perfect manner. The water is conducted from
a reservoir on the mountain side by pipe II
inches 10 diameter and 100 feet in length
The fiume is four feet in width, substantially
constructed with four inch blocks for rifles
Through this golden hume, there is over one
bupdred acres of rich pay dirt already well
prospected, must eventually pass. The COM
pauy are still busily engaged 10 washing, and
in a few weeks intend to make general clean
up. From the first rains till the present time
over four acres of the Flat depth of from
to 20 feet has been washed off, leaving bed
ROCK Of that extent lined with the glittering
ore to repay the honest miners for their win
ter's toll. Following up this fat, about one
quarter of q mile, is a claim OF equal richness
located 10 q wide ravine to the right. and be-
ing worked in a similar excellent manner, be-
longing to D. W. c. Gaskill & Co. Directly
adjoining this on the same lead, is the ~Portu-
cuese claim" who have commenced the work
of cleaning up, and feel confident oil realizing
Judging from what they have already secured
the sum of $4,000. On the left OF the mouu
t.in. st the base, is the Bowers & Co.'S claim
being worked with equal advantage and sue
cess. At some no distant day this vast aud
rich scope of mining land will sll be washed
through the fume Of Gibson / Co. to the Falls,
aud il sppesrs as though il would furnish con-
stsnt and profitable employment for 81 sge to
..nu,a
The weekly union record., 1865-06-03

4rH OF JuLY.-The Finance committee re
port that they have succeeded in raising about
81 900 for the purpose Of celebrating the 4th
at Oroyille.
The weekly union record., 1865-06-03

The following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted at the regular monthly
meeting of the Oroville Guards, held at their
Armory Thursday evening, June 1st, 1865:
WHEREAS, The Marysville Union Guards
rendered an invitation to the Oroville Guards
to take part in their Annual Target Excur-
sion at the Marysville Park on the oath of
May, 1865, and whereas, the c. n. r. r. Co.
did extend to the Oroville Guards a free pass
over their road 10 the excursion ground, there
fore. be it
Resolred, That we do hereby tender our
sincere thanks to Captain Wnkley, officers
and members of the Marysville Union Guards
for the kindness and hospitality extended to
Us. as brother soldiers, and we hope to be able
to return the compliment on some future occa-
sion.
Resolred, That a vote Of thanks of this
Company be rendered TO A. j. Binney, Super
intendeni Of the c. n. R. R. Company, for the
present and past favors received from bis
hands in behalf Of our Company.
Resolued, That copy of the foregoing res
olutions be published in the UNION Record.
and a copy Of the same be forwarded to the
MarysvIle Union Guard and A J. Binuey
and that said resolutions be entered on the
books of our Company.
Reso,red, That the T. G's and 0. G's are
all good boys, but cant shae.
E +. F: }Sss:; Sss:sa. oo~-
The weekly union record., 1865-06-03

We acknowledge the receipt of bottle of
nstive wine from Levi Thomas. of Cherokee
Ravine. 1t is of bis own manufacture, and
compares favorably with that of the most ex-
teosive wine manufacturers.
The weekly union record., 1865-06-03

IL JAn.-Constable Chapin arrested man
near Bidwells Bar, by the name of Thos Nc
Dowell, for shooting Chnaman. 1t seems
that Mcdowell and the Celestial were quarrel
some neighbors, and the suppostion is that as
John was returning from store to bis home
at night. Mcdowell was lying in wait and shot
him. Mcdowell is in Jail awaiting his exam
instion on Monday next.
The weekly union record., 1865-06-03

Two CHIyAxKx SHor-Some days since,
az African named Horn. living near Moore
vile in this county. had his cabin robbed Of
sundry articles Of the vslue Of about seventy
dollars. A few days later IS he was approach
ing bis cabin, he saw the door was open, but
before reaching it Chinaman in the brush
near BY, discovering him coming, gave the
alarm and ran away. A Chinaman then run
out Of the cabin, ard not obeying the Africans
command to stop, received the contents of bis
rife 10 the mouth. the ball passing out through
his cheek Another Celestial Immediately
rushed ont armed with an az. and charged up
Oh the negro, who drew pistol and shot him
through the heart. The first one shot was not
seriously hurt. The other, of course, died al
most instantly. The negro went to Forbes
town and delivered himself up to Justice Smith
who examined the case, and, The facts appear
ing substantially as above, acquitted him.
The weekly union record., 1865-06-03

FRsIGHr.-The quantity of freight arriving
at the Orovile Depot is surprising. The
prairie schoouers are going 10 all directions,
Chico Humbug, Woodville and to a host OF
mining towns. George c. Perkins, during the
past two weeks, has loaded large number
from bis store. Pack trains are running con-
stantly in all directions.
The weekly union record., 1865-06-03

DERRIcK.-A large and splendid derrick
has been erected st the Depot for raising heavy
castings, etc. The mast is fifty feet high.
The weekly union record., 1865-06-03

G. W. PRISrT has been appointed g. 5.
Inspector of cigars and tobacco, of the 9Th
Division, 4th District, California.
The weekly union record., 1865-06-03

BIG WHEAr-A Dick, of Hamilton town
ship, has shown Us bunch OF wheat" which
be says is from one grain. 1t numbered ninety
one stalks, each supporting large head Of
wheat
The weekly union record., 1865-06-03
DIED.

At Enterprise. Butte county, May 3Oth. 1865
Hunter, only child of Dr.. D. W. C. and the late
Mary wlloughby, of Smartsville, Yuba county
aged months and 90 days.
The weekly union record., 1865-06-03

The ORovILLE GUARD-The Appeal Of
May 26th says: This military company is
one of the best drilled and soldier-like corps in
the State. 1t is composed OF 6ne formed and
good appearing men, and its commander, Cap
tain Hunt. is one Of the best appearing officers
We have met in the State. He is the pride of
the Guards esteemed by all and bis digniied
and officer like department always commands
the strictest discipline in his company. At the
shooting match 90 Wednesday. Oath ult., the
Captain was urged to visit Marysville with his
company. He declined on several grounds,
but principally for the reason that his compa.
ny was divided on the proposition. Some
wanted to visit Marysvie, while others bad
to fulfill at Orovie. We sug-
gested 10 the Captain to leave the question to
a vote, believing that the company would vote
to come. But the Captain said, No, that's
not military discipline voting raises the deuce
with my company" The Captains position
was correct, and we refer to the fact to show
be is rigid disciplinarian. We hope the
Guards will soon find it convenient to pay our
city visit. Either the Rifles or Union Guards
would receive them in hostile " manner.
If not, they can quarter at the Appeal Office