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g. WashIngton CIV, D.

Hs- WashlngtOn City, ID. @, Nay
n, lsO5-The Ladies' Of AsbITy A. NJ Z. Cburch
will hold 4 PAIR to assist the erection Of bsv
church. It will be opened on the PiRsT mon
DAY IN JuNR, 1885, at Grippe HAAson BleyehtA
street. between \ street aud Pennsylvania ave
nue The patronage Of the public Is solicited by
expert managers, who warrant an agreeable tina
To the guests and merit ~ the cause, mSl'A
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NoucE.-J Jewelry, Watches, Diamonds,
Pianos, sewing Machines, silver Ware, Nc. &c,
given away at seatOn Hall corner Ninth and u
streets,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Sc Furnished House Wanted. - A
thoroughly furnished house, Of about twelve
rooms, centrally located, with modern improve
mcnt-, wanted Immediately, by a respOhsibls
party, Address lock box 81, Washington, D, c
ny3l-3t
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GEN. .sHERMAN'S TRUCE
GENERAL GRANT DECIDES AGAINST IT.
Sherman Thinks Grant is Wrong.

The following are the letters Of Generals
GRANr and SHERMAN, referred to in our ex-
ira edition, on the subject Of making a
truce, - and specially relating to the latter's
truce with rebel General JOHNSTON:
HEADo'Rs ARMIES oY THE USITED srArEs,
f.. wAsHIEaiOS, D. O., May 2b, 1880. !
GENERAL: General Grant directs me TO call
your attention 10 the part Of yourreport In which
the necessity OF maintaining Jour truce, even 81
the expense of many lives, Il spoken o. The
General thinks that In making a truce the com .
mander Of an army eau control only his own
army, aud that the hostile general must make his
own arrangements with other armies acting
against biin. .. ...
whilst independent generals acting against q
common foe would naturally act In concert, the
GENERAL deems that each must be the Judge OF his
own duty, aud responsible for its execution.
u you should wish, the report will be returned
for any change you deem best. H
Very respectfully, your obcdlent servant,
T. =. BOwERH,
n.
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81 Rtiier strawbeTry Fsstivai.-.

The ladies OF the Union Relief SOeiely, ORGANIZED
last winter, aud CO. Operating with the Govern
ment aud Freedman = Relief Association, but fe.
ceiying aud disbursing charities without regard
to color, are out Of funds and anxious to BE- pre-
pared to meet the demands u next winter, desirs
to make hay while the sun shines ~ BY way
n using all lawfll cndeayors TO repleniSh their
treasury, they will hold n Strawberry Festival,
on FRIDAY and SATURDAY evenings, the d Aad
3D. at United Hall (Cripp's) Eleventh street, west
side, few doors above PennsylNanla avenue
The usual Refreshments will be furnished by Ia
dies In attendance, aud Mrs.. swisshelm will sup
ply Mush aud Milk Of the genuine PennsylVanm
pattern. "The poor ye have ealwRys with you
Tickets OF admission, % cents.
Mrs. D. n. KELSEY, President.
MARY A. MASON, Secretary.
Donations Of hOurs and refreshments resPest
fully solicited. t my5l.
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AB-Second ward.--Wm. Rutherford
will he supported for the Board Of Common C0ua.
ell at the ensuing June election, BY -
myIl ne MANY VOTERS
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65-NotIee.-The Citizens are RcsPest'
fully notified that Market will be held ~,
MORROW "WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Nay
IN, instead u THURSDAY MORNING, jane lsL
HENRY LYLEs,
mySO-a Clerk Centre Market
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Major General Commanding.
Colonel T. T. BowERs, Assistant Adjutaut don
oTal, Washington, u. G.
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IwIsH ALL NRN TO BIZ FREE. -AsnAHAu
pgton, October 10, 1894.
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having been called aud sworn, testified that he Is
an Apothecary, corner Of seventh aud Louisiana
avenue; has for sale tooth brushes aud liquuriCe
Witness was here shown u tooth brush aud piece
Of llqu0rcc testified that they did not have
upon them his trade mark.
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The prisoners were brought in a few minutes
before two o'elock. At two 0 clock the court was
eaIIed In ordar and
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10 Onico HOusekeeper's Coal Com
PANY, AZ Thirteenth street, above G.-To HorsA'
KEEFERs. Look al the advantages OF holdips
stock IN the IIousekecPer's Coal Company q,
May -. Cost NJ ton Of coal at retail ...'fl5 ="
4" Of n ton on board In Phil.
adel elPhlA.,........'s.,S " %
" freight On ton OF coal
hiugtOh,..,..,.,.. ] 10
dcliyegy aud expenses at
your door. .......U..' ! y
Wharfage. .................. - n,
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TO-DAY AND TOMORROW"

4 rosebud blossomed in my bower,
A bird sang in my garden;
The rosebud was its fairest flower,
The bird its gentle warden.
A child beside the linden tree
Sang, "Think no more of sorrow;
But let US smile and sing to-day,
For We must weep tomorrow"
I asked the bird, "Oh, did'st thou hear
The song that she would sing thee
And can it be that thou should'st fear
What the next morn may bring thee -
He answered with triumphant strain,
Saying, Il know not sorrow.
But l must sing my best to-day,
For I may die tomorrow !'
[ asked the rose, 'EOh, tell me, sweet,
La thy first beauty dawning,
Thou can'st not fear from this retreat,
The coming Of the morning Z"
She-fupg her fragrant leaves apart,
The lower for her sorrow,
Saying, "Yet [ must bloom to-day,
For l may droop to morrow"
said, "The bloom upon my check :
Is feeting as the roses;
My voice no more shall sing or speak,
When dust in dust reposes;
And from these soulless monitors
One lesson | may borrow
That We should smile and sing to-day,
For we may weep tomorrow"
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Merchant Tailoring.

The subscribers will continue to carry the
Merchant Tailoring business heretofore, at the
store formerly occupied by Thos Trotter, Jeweler.
Prices will be regulated according to the times on
the cash system. Country produce will be taken in
payment for Cutting or work done. We hope our
friends will not ask for credit expect to do
up work in the best style for CASH or its equiva-
lent in something to eat wear.
JAS. A. CALDWELL & CO.
P S--Persons indebted to US will please call and
settle by cash or note, as early possible.
June 26, 1865. If J. a. Q. & Co.
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A Court ScENE.-The following scene 90
CURED in a court room
"Bring the prisoner into the court"
"Here l am, bound to blaze as the spirits of
turpentine said when he was all a-fre," said the
prisoner.
"We will take little FIRE out of. you How
do you live?" asked the judge.
81 amt particular, as the oyster said when
they asked him if bed be roasted or fried"
"We don't want to hear what the oyster said
or the spirits of turpentine either. What do
you follow"
Anything that comes in my way, as the loco
motive said when she ran over the little niggerp
"Don't say anything about the locomolivo.--
What is your business?"
That's various as the cat said, when she
stole the chicken off the table,"
"lf / hear any more absurd mparsoDs,
will give you twelve month";"
"I'm done, as the beefstskc said to the cook"
"Now, sir, your punishment shall depend up.
on the shortness and correctness OF answers. I
suppose you live by goipg around the docks"
mo, sir; [ can't go around the docks with
out coat, and / amt got none"
"Answer me, sir. How do you get your bready"
Sometimes at the bakers, and sometimes
eat ta.ers." ~fsr
"No more of your stupid nonsense. How do
GSdmetmes on my legs, sometimes on chair"
allow do you keep yourself aliveY'
"By breathing" ~
81 order you ts answer this question correct
Iy. How do you do?"
"Pretty well, tih4uk yOu, judge. How do
you do2" l,ts -.rss
81 shall have to commit you"
"Well, you've committed yourself frst, that's
some consolation"
The prisoner went out OF court with jerk,
and was fastened to jail.
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LAND FOR SALE.

I will sell tract of Land IA miles south of Char
'lotte, on the road leading to Camden, S. c. and 7
miles from the Charlotte 4 Railroad, contain
ing 230 acres, 35 or 40 Of which are in woods, the
remainder is in a high state of cultivation, well
adapted to the culture of corn, cotton, wheat, oats,
&c. The improvements generally good-an ex-
celent we'll of water, and good cotton Gin and
Screw There is a tract adjoining, containing 80
acres, that can be bought with this
W. d. HARRISON.
Providence, Oct 80, 1866 atpd
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Notice 10 EbebfOrS.

Ali persons indebted to the late firm of Cochrane
& Sample, who do moi wish their Notes and Accounts
turned over to Northern creditors will find it to
their advantage to call upon J. NJ Sample, at Bern
helm & Sinclairs Store, aud make some arrange
ment concerning the payment of the same.
We debts at the North which must be paid
by cash or such notes mold belonging to the
firm. COCHRANE. Il SAMPLE.
Oct 80, 1865 ct
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RELIABLE SOUTHERN INSURANCE.

The National and Fire Insurance Company Of
~Nc,o Orleans, Copita1 $5G5,O00
The undersigned beg leave 20 inform the insuring
public that they have been legally appointed Agents
for the above named Company and are ready
to take risks at customary rates. This Company
was organized in January, 1915, and its assets art
the most secure in the country
HUTCHINSON 4 SPRINGS, Agents,
Nov g. 1865 3m Charlotte.
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STOLEN,

From my stable on Saturday night last, two medium
sized black MULES about or years old One has
a lump the lower part of the breast and is bran
ded with the letter w. The other has the
neck made with the collar. No other marks recol-
lectcd. A liberal reward will be paid for their re-
covery, or any information that will lead thereto
JOHN WILKES.
Ocf 30 1865 If
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w. w: GATHER, M ID,

Offers his services Surgeon and Physician to the
citizens of Charlotte ana vicinity.
Office 3D. floor of the Brawley building, oppo-
site kerr's Hotel He can be found at his Office or
at the corner Drug Store at all times when not pro-
fessionally engaged. Oct 9, 1865.
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All the Furniture of the Hotel,
NOTICE..

All persons indebted to the estate Of William
Reid, decd, required to make payment, AND those
having claims against the estate must present them
in the tine prescribed by law, this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
II. G. REID,
Nov. l3, 1865. st Administrator.
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NOTICE.

| want Greenbacks for all debts due me or any O
my old Firms. Gall soor and pay.
T. H BREM.
Oct %. 1865 At
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NOTICE..

ON TUESDAY, the 9TH of December next, l will
sell on the Public Square, at Il o'clock, m. the
highly desirable Residence of the late VIM E. White
Persons desiring information concerning the prem
ises to terms of sale, referred Joseph H.
Wilson Esq. JOHN NJ. WHITE,
Oct %, 1865 IT. Executor.
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A dashing young batchelor lately appeared
in Central Park with two handsome ponies,
whose tails were done up to look like lady s
waterfall, and cooped up in SMALL fsh nets.
The resemblance was capital, and the team
crested great sensation.
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a2NEzEEEz Il SINCLAIR,
Are now opening at their new stand, Springs
Corner, to which they have just removed,
DHH GOODS,
consisting of American, English and French Cali
Goes, Poplins Chintzes, Himalayas French, English
and American MerinoS, Delaines, Debages, Al pacas,
Coburgs Ginghams, Flannels pomestics, &C. &c.
Fancy Goods, Notions &C. full assortment.
MILLINERY, .
Consisting of Latest Styles Ladies' Bonnets, Hats
Caps, Flowers, Ribbons, &c. Hoops, and Winter
BaImoral Skirts.
BOOTS, CATERS,
Shoes and extra sizes Brogans, a full line.
GENTS HATS,
Clothing, Overcoas, Shirts aud Drawers full line
LADIES' COATS,
For Fall and Winter: Shawls, Breakfast do, Hoods
&c, elegant and cheap.
HARDWARE
To suit the market Axes, Chain Traces, Spades,
Shovels Coffee Mills, Sausage Cutters, Cotton Cards
Padlocks, Cutlery, &C.
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE
For uou5ckeepers.
GROCERIES,
Coffee, Teas, Sugars, Spices, Cheese, Macscrel in
kits, &C. sc. Cigars, Tobacco, Snuff.
CROCKERY,
Quality and prices to suit.
PETROLEUM OIL,
and Lamps and Oil Cans, &C.
We invite our friends and the public generally to
call and examine new stock, at stand,
SPRINGS CORNER, where they will find Goods
aud prices which warrant will give full satisfac
ton. BERNHEIM & SINCLAIR
rs" J. NJ SAMPLE, Qate of the firm of Cochrane
& Sample,) is with Bernheim Il Sinclair, where he
will be pleased to receive calls from his friends,
serve them on the most favorable terms.
Oct 23, 1865 t. B. & S. -
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slaximilian's ambassador to Italy was official
ly received by King Victor Emanuel on the 22d
ultimo The latter wished all happiness ''to the
Emperor, to his family, and to Mexico"
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The following beautiful inscription is to be
seen over soldiers grave in the Alexandria
Military Cemetery:
''Unknown is all thy epitaph tell
If Jesus know thee, all is WE'LL
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STOLE

From mystables the night of the lth of October
a light colored bay STALLION, has White hind feet
blaze in face, right eye kpocked out steps short and
quick when walking
will give S35 Reward for the delivery of the said
Horse to me at Davidson College, n. c.
Oct %, l865-lm J. S. JOHNSTON.
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A Valuable Tract of Land for Sale

The subscriber offers for sale Tract of Land fy-
ing on the StatesviIe Road, about one mile north
OF Charlotte, containing about one hundred acres.
On the Tract is a valuable Cola Mine.
For particulars apply to me or to ". Davidson,
JAMES VI. HENDERSON,
Oct g. 1865. If
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CHARLOTTE FEMiLE INSTITUTE
CHARLOTTE, ". c..

REV R. BURWELB, ! r;.ir1
JOHN B. BURWELL, a. NJ,
The current session commenced on the lst Sep
tember and will close the 22d December, 1865.
Pupils received at any time and charged from time
of entrance 20 end of session
For circular containing full particulars rs to
Terms, &C., address
REV. R. BURWELL son,
Oct 2 1865, Pm Charlotte, \. c.
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FIRE We regret to learn that fire occur
red on Tuesday last, about nine miles South of
Yorkville, on the plantation of DIR. j. Rufus
Bratton, destroying his gin house and between
ninety and one hundred bales of cotton The
fire is said to have originated from friction,
while running the gin KorkoiRe Enquirer,
Nor OH
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CHARLOTTE HOTEL,


So long kept by Maj. KERR, and known as the
CHARLOTTE HOTEL.
This Hotel is situated in the most business part
of the town of Charlotte, n. c., of the most
fourshing towns in the South, and contains 33
Rooms basement rooms, 2 cellars, with Dairy,
Kitchen, &C. Also, good Stables, Granaries, &C.
She terms will be made known on the day of sale,
upon application.
On the same day, will sell to the highest bidder,
on a credit of six months, with bond and security,
All the Furniture of the Hotel,
Wi with 3mnbns ag new and & Horses belong %
turiy to buy the Furniture
Also, Wagon and Team, Carriage Buggy, Mich
Cows, Hogs, etc.
will also rent, at the time and place, for
year, Dwelling House, situated in the town of
Charlotte, with rooms and attic, and ten acres of
ground in a high state of cultivation attached.
All persons indebted to the Estate Of Jennings B.
Kerr, deceased, are requested to make payment;
and those having claims requested to present
them for payment, this notice will be pleaded in
bar of their recovery. F. S. DEWOLFE.
Administrator of J Kerr, decd
Nov l3, 1865 st
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Fall and Winter Goods,

embracing most Of the articles kept in other stores,
and rro,ny that to be found at other places.
Dry Goods, Crockery, Glass and China Ware. A
splendid stock of SHOES of every kind, J. Miles &
Son celebrated Ladies, Gents and Chldren's Shoes.
large stock of Saddles, Brides, &c,
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3Y GOODS, HARDWARE,
.... and Groceries.

A call from friends is earnestly solicited.
J. G. BURROUGHS & co.
p. S.-The notes and accounts of Fisher & Bur
roughS be found at store. Greenbacks
taken at par. r. b.
Oct %, 1865. Pm
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Charlotte Foundry & Machine Shop.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

The public is respectfully Informed that am pre-
/ pared to build and repair Steam Engines and do
all kinds of Machinery work. Also, make Castings
in Iron and Brass. am well-ftted up, and guaran-
tee work to be done we'll and as cheap at any
Shop in the State.
Old castings bought taken in exchangefor
work. J. NJ. HOWE,
Oct l6, 1865 Gmpd Proprietor.
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Baggino Rope, Bale Yarn, Rife Powder Shot, &c.,
White Lead, Sole Leather and Calf Skins, Ladies
Hoop Skirts of superior make Glover Seed, Flour,
Superfine and Extra.
All Goods we have will be sold eap for cash or
cotton. No credit given
Oct l6, 1865. H. B. WILLIAMS.
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A CARD.

We gratifed in being able to notify our
friends and old customers, that We have resumed
business and opened in the store formerly occupied
by Messrs Brown. Tate Co., where
receiving and opening well selected stocks of
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IT H E
III RSS RRM DRMDGnAT
0Published every Tuesday,6
" IL i A NJ j. y ATES,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
oTE2EA@, 81 PER ANNUM, in advance
THE UEDERWRITERs' AGENCY
OF NEW YORK

OF NEW YORK,
(Cash Assets Three Million Dollars,)
Issue Policies of Fire and Marine Insurance, made
payable in Gold or Currency.
Negotiable and BankabIc Certificates Of Insurance
issued By this Association,
HUTCHINSON & SPRINGS, Agents, Charlotte, c.
Nov 6, 1865 3m
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b@F correspondent of the Houston Tele-
graph writing about General Kirby Smith,
says: All stories about Gen. Smith having en-
gagged in cotton speculations bolderdash. [
know him well, and know what I am talking
about. He had chance to have made $780,
900, and yet he borrowed $3.50 to get out of
the country with.
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l will Rent to the highest bidder, on "Wednesday,
the 29th of November 1865 for the next two years.
The we'll known Hotel,
So long kept by Maj. KERR, and known as the
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EE. Eg. WILLIAMS

Is now receiving and opening, in the New Book
Store of c. W. Downing & Co., doors north of the
National Bank.
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IMPORTANT ORDER.

Col. E. Whittlesey, Assistant Commissioner
of Freedmen for North Carolina, has issued the
tolloWiEo- order:
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Gold and Copper Mines
EHsezS SALE,
COEsS AND NSE3EAT.

want to purchase Corn and Wheat at the Steam
fIouflAg Mil in Ills place, for which the market
price will be pail John WILKES.
Charlotte, May -, 1869
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Havana dates of the 28th October state that
the hurricane of the 22d and 23d ragged with
great force all over the island. In Havana har-
bor-many vessels driited from the wharves and
sunk The streets Of the city were filled with
water to the depth of foot. Houses ana walls
were blown down. Two,thirds of the roof Of
the Tacon theatre was blown off, The stars and
strips had been raised ON the late Confederate
ram Stonewall
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29

GoyEESoR AlkES.-Among the citiSans who Ee-
mained in Charleston, says the Nashville TY'es, Rf
ter is evacuation by the rebels, Mr.. Aiken for
merly Governor OF South Carolina, and reputsd 70
be the Wealthiest man In the Slate--if not in The
whole South de was 4 member Of Congress ten
years aga and was the Democratic candidate for
Speaker in opposition 20 Mr.. Banks. which ecca-
sion he distinguished himself BY eourtesy and mag
asninity His death has been reported since the re-
bellion broke out and It wss also sisted that he had
taken refuge in Europe Bat be wRs found 10
Charleston BY our forces when they occupied the
city aud seems 70 have remained faithful 70 the
Union. A correspondent Of the New York Herald
says
Governor Aiken speaks confidently OF the siiaA.
ton Of Affairs He says the rebellion is is last
legs and must soon caaSe. IL has been failure and
all will be glad 10 come back again If slavery
is gradually done away WITH and even with s total
extinction. The pride Of feW leaders l. all that
keeps the rebellion up st this day. The most prom
ihent men, military and civil acknowledge that the
rebellion has woffly failed, and that the supremacy
Of the national government must soon be recognized
That = the feeling through tbs South.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29
Toomhs Deneunclng Davis.

Rober. Toouhs delivered aeree speech ct Asl-
gnsts, Geoggs on the 18th ulsimo. In which he por
trsyed The grea dangers Of the South, and deRepne-
ed the rebel government he said:
Oar bad management and bad legislation are the
great dangers that bess. as Men are outraged al
most as much where the enemy has not been, As
where he has bees- The glaaE cause Of desertion
and dseontsnt are oppressive Aad anoonstisutlaHal
exattieus Of the government. NAsn the war eotn-
menced IL WIS worth premium 70 g. into the ranks.
Eyerywhera everybody wanted % 20. Many we're
rejected Those who went were allowed Vi 70 un-
der Of their choice and tiiesa meh stepped from
the cara IN Virginia and swept ta veterans OF The
United States army before them. Amer the adsP-
toh "i The eunseript law, he bad not seen an sdnt
V9sahtesf, and the was bad gradually subsided. He
vas grehbsd V see from tho crowd before him.
many OF whom are IN ths service and from the re-
turns OF the late eectieA that all Che people are B0s
dead yet The Consultation gives the power 10 eef-
mand the last and the Last dollar 10 sustain The
public defence and there is no excuse foF the plum
deriBg schameS sd9pied-fuFeing tAe people ., hide
thsf supplies 10 keep from being robbed Of them.
There Is plenty Of money. lie observed that q
small Histaka Of four hundred million dollars had
ast been discovered and yet The common soldier had
BSt been paid ia year sad il soldier wants corn
be must spFess it no army 10 the world can be
preserved under such management Hungry men
VIII become demorallzsd. This is your eolshtFy~-
your oaase-and yea mast look 10 the eourse Of the
evils thst beeet ns and remedy them. We Intsst
begin e. che very root of the eyii, and apply the
true remedy. He was aware that tins Is aelcsse
ground. A bad captain made bad company, and
the ssme rule applies - those Ii high plansa. II
they incompetent az deFaliet 81 with theiF heads
80 much for BuekiHgham