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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-10-03
Hon. Horace MAYNARD.

Al Aha rss-st,oa 10 Bossoa. hsssAshnsssa., " tue
so5rshsru Leysfists. our disiiagaishsa member u
Cousrs,s asis gssss spssSh, and vas welcomed
with srpst enthusiasm BY ths imrasnss mellitads
who heard him. as&af
Gesssnaf Balioek, If Mssasahasosss, IN ia.sodees
Ins blH 70 the saaisass. saai
rhs gsalssasa vatsn skEil arss insssaacs 10
y9g Il = tho present. aaasnf ~ yaas vsta NJ sse-
steS, and hI tie sets II Tie Aysi narnhes II Goa.
gresa g psrbss o. tia csafss<z % shs ussasa
Stasss- ] haze kaosa kifs iazgsf thkA yea aste
fsilew.eissshs ! have kssaH kisa aadsf gslstiehs
sad ties " vhich qua ere strangers. lie Wien I
ahsll nSS intredaes ssd ehe bsfofe, "a heu, has
sssn nsmees ~ tht cshssss 81 he DATED s'sa.ss
ls aative ii my esn sfsnty of Worcester ]
greet hHs thersisfa tonight q ssa u yea gFsst
hina ! gryot hisa eltk The warmth and heart u a
bTsthss He Wa installer d eoiieSixsa lastIta-
lieu sab ias thirty ysAsz Sgn IN ths Distribution
Of Inc hoses Of tbst esIssA y fell 70 ne 70 BE bic
monitor rsiuiss tonight that be shat b ay
,naaitor ! have graas pleasure 10 iatfadasa - yo
Hon, Horace Maynard, II Tennessee,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-10-03
Death or q Rebel General.

Dzgcius Leastetfer, tate gf the rebel arms
recently died At Chitoa a Iaasdl, 81 ap-
pop.exy. He died os the Z Ig!,l Of tie zgib
II September, isG8 TLers Sill b, fsU o..
greLs ~ account 0, BIS death a East lee
Rsssoe s. he vas marderoas aud oFpfes-, &
when 10 command herr He hung iiF>-lf
and Far at GToeBog lie add Il IL said tod
the rope himself Ia both oases, aud i,n Ihgta
hanging for tasnty -foar bours 20 lbs raue
limb 70 terrify Union nen. IL w0aid be
well for the monster il death were 40 eter-
nsl sleep
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-10-03

Hss. W. D sssss shs sssos.ssa ,hs appear.
aacs II vlcs.Ps<ssi<ht JeAasaa ii he lasasuss-
sion BAH 10 pssch Col ssaha ssia
~Yoa have h.sra shs. taek pises 9. ,hs great
hall gsssa "a The ssbs % he sssoaa inasgassstoa
81 NJ LtaSain. fhsrs b nan hers. probably
~hs kae~s all st.sas Is. IA imasase eeaeoasss q
people alisi Tie ExsSsiiss msAsioa, TAs isasli-
EsEoe beaaty stasssaasn. cad sozisz a the nn,lsa
we're prsssst II sas spsious august Impssins
assembly Ths vtes- PrsslSisa, was 100 weary, o.
siek, or somsshiag cha. 10 ssecs, MH LiHools, "a
wss customary Zoe eas 10 hss positiea 90 saeA an
oceAsion ~ Mr.. Saasasf bad - wait upon tho Ia
dy. JphEsSa "a. "a sofA Ia The bach ~ lka Fs, "a
With oslorea nssa b. hk ada. seioQaslag "a fol-
Iowa, "Tm Yies- prsiaas. Of iasss q aiisa ~ ATS
I've taken the cath, sod have eeaa swosn 10 By
God aamhsr says Tn from shs tasfrisaFy 81 Tea
asssas There hs sss aos wiih tAs Qassn I've
taken ,bs cath aad fm Vice Prsssasas; ard be
s@ys, tAz. M ffsm sse tsafstsfy of Tenassasel
Tiers be goes sitk TIE teAssn snA Tn here sitting
With my eslored ffissa on . sefa Tm bsttsf
frieaA 81 he b!sek ssaa thsa be h. Hts thsasss-
eal ssd naihs 10 rsseiioai fttsnsblp Just loo ~
me sitting By my caioFca fsisad. Sy God Such
was Ibs scene =, ,he Isaagssssioa 9.ii,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-10-03

:, - {. <bd 81 zssssa hstsssa sassssz ss
60 ssss ,se<fiskz b ikss eseey saatsslet EsAis.
n zlass sse sslsssssns sasssssf tsss the Gcrfef-
d (x,ss. flefsk <hsefsssise tossslationsl kfa 40
a sspass sInsiss. teseFsmsst rs@tetla& rae
u vii carry she ssase TIE Raaiesis VIM carr y
- a leas, saeoc u 4 aslosiiy aud In pses 70 10.
egssse .Ast sasicfits thss ag tssofipg vita sach
essa and lses z
zas iass Pst@hsfs coarsatsaA - seldlsts sss
ssea a. oatssoufIaa It she Boys N blue asa se
saassath n sbass ~ 3srssassnt o. tengtsss and
their fsrsasaslSa d the insane Pelisy 81 Johnsea
sk.i thp nav ssts ssa 81 tsk. and in tAsir sHats,
ssnt sneairs, What eeasss sest. They ste t''dths'
.ka slutehss and Nevevhet slepslsns e'nae hss'
The psss.sssi piraaksf-eosk IL Ne Mes fofs Ter
sasaslaa tie frssiea q shs ~ind hss - bic salts
,,.ts. .aarlsrra a. he radical tickle, slvlsssi
Iohnsys, 70 sempfsasks VIII osasrs$a, sns SUPPORT
The cnsitasiessi Ahesansass vs'pa Ad''n" ~
bad naat
IssyassAa ssghs Sew yers Tinss. b. eoms ee'
and s.jsa tslssaa thst be cans tsanafs' the great
pesuh.sa party skas sias.ea hin vlss rsssdcns 70
a. s.sssa ncnecraay thst involved tka enantry In
Al, II. has ,roabss The truth il thai .ee subseriP.
.len ia - the Tines has - ron assn, In eOnss.
qusaee 81 The parst sustaining tusnson that u wss
nss desyias sS psnses sa4ths stockholders nsti led
kaytaena that The papos must change ~ eestse
elAs lssilag lrsllot shsis 10 the Nerth .ss Eis-
Tag up their essss host, aR1 are siiributiag TIE
xrea, change II patlio sentiment 10 The late oish
tour 81 jeseses aud bi. stlll foolish sFeeehes
ul ,e truth L. she grsA, loyal hszr Of The eovnsry
y against ,Ais reesl-JehasOn movsaieh,s SID 'hs
people, n overwhelming RumtOrs, are des"rtais"d
70 crush v,ls tsNitsfs aud ts~aa,a The PeoP's tsy
he presisnt has DO right - insag''rsss policy -
tAas they held Il the husinsss q Congress, whoue
useassrs represent The people.
Seref vas az snsasnt aud Ns'1 s,aa - h'"rsitJ
eYeftArswa - J,husen vii b. by the eth II Ne
vssnt~s The neat Csasfess w'il ~ against hita 10
tarrusssa Aas,hsrs, snd he will he rendered poser
les 10 The esd " kta sIls cAfsas fsS phen n'rh
may b led S.,rsy in Esss TsnAssses TIA fab by
li.,eaiae - The sssae aE1 sFesAss Of sla'PetS'sd
aad assaprplaisa mes aat the dsSsiOPDssts 81 the
nsSt s~e mouths wll epss their ayes, and eASss
them e. tarn aIob ibss~ sane Eea With sarsng and
bitterness
wAoey.r he Rspsbli.sn Radical party sAall asI'
nominate fsr President sad Wee President viii b"
elected wiIhou, q rvsrselable .hgw Il superstition
AID lie day ls not iaf dissaa' ~hea bali the Ta"n
Ia Ess, Tsaassses, as~ uPhelaaag the uasd IA'airy
shi ,hs rvhel. psgoerssia party s1hsrtHg "a aoha-
ser. viii be getting zap certificates iapnOvs that tAsy
we're opposed I, than, sn3 "a tbe side u cengross
ana he oeanlry. " q BaowELow.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-10-03
sess.sr Lane saa sss pressaeus

Tho adhesion Of The late Senator Lane,
Of kaasas, 10 The Presidents. surprised his
friends. and wac, - 4 well known, greatly
regretted by him when il wss TOO late 10 re-.
trace steps In notice of General Lace,
contFibated 70 the Leaysnwesth conssrsa-
tive by an intimate friend. We hnd tho 81.
loving interesting statements, which throx
new light apon the closing eveeta of his lilsi
General lane had very grave sppre-
tensions Of the fntare Of tha RepablsCan
party lie sincerely bolisved that. unless
the difference between the President and
Congress were amicably adjusted, utter &c.
feat was incvitable. Dsvotcdly attached 70
the party for which be had done 70 mach,
and IN whose behalf be asd been 20 hIri-
oasly nlAlIgaed by lie foes, hs solieitaas bed
him % hope that soma accommodation might
be made, thyeagh the infuencs Of himself
and others, By which the Presilsat night
at least, b induced 20 adhere 20 The Re-
Pablloan erganizs.ies, and the party
saved from disaster. We know that be sav
sod fslt keeaiy the iaisiAks be bad made.
Nor was CONSEQUENCES The resait of the gen.
sral dtsapprovai uf bis acticnen The part d
bis eanstitaents. o. tho very dag the vo,s
was given, handing the writer 8 telegram
Ifem the edisvrs ~ tho Chicago Trihuac,
which advised him ~ yete fsr che hsii, and
wsrntag him that be wSnld make ths mis-.
take u hls life. shuald he vess sgAiast t.
he exclaimed. All The mistake has bCen
made; woald give sd. IL e were ua.
done.
"A. President johnson eyinoed no dispa-
alton 70 harmenise sxistiag differences
General Lane voted steadily with bis party
He earnestly aavcoAss,l the Congrvzsioaal
plan OF reconstruction, bat not wiihpat hops
that the Presiasnt would approve e. Had
his life ksen spared, and his heath rsssered,
General Lane designed 10 essyass the State
on that issae aud when the message It the
President appeared, disapproving Of the
settlement, announced he determination 10
deneanee him ffom one end OF the State TO
the other.
Now that the death ef Senator Lane
has 70 aosnc extent removed the obligasion
Of confidence, il u due 10 bis memory. 70
this people and 20 trath, this, thess aets
skould be made known"
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-10-03

INSTRUMENTATION q !. 81 Potter.

fas ssesastrsesen policy Of Ne Yfsssasas b ,sss
end fer 81 Dsliea, ueetKis. a sbors uans siacs
tse disgAsfa>4 Federal saidisss eBs frpm Ohis ne
ethss fsom fndisas, we're tssed b. evil esazs Il
Dalioa, Gscfsis 0as ses presented foe Issesay,
tbe eshsf bad sxs IN he pc<se<siea which he sed
~ any asatA aRe he yes sisa charged with ssins
pen Zoe sepss whisky. tis hssisR 20 buoasy q
sfisBAs eeald sus kiss ssuasei ssa plead gaiIty "a
the skafEs thinking thst ths ssaft xssid 81 nsssi
NJ towards hia- BE ssnssassd 10 resolve shify
SD lsahss, tsslvs ssah dag fss Tires asys snd y
impssensseat tss tesive mnstbs. The axss install.
nsni ~ss given hiss - shs day ~ trtsi, Ne ~.
naiedsf ~ss fsziatsd - The fu5ssst Il sambef n
eisisses who dld nos sish " have Ne essf.gs 70.
psssea vitbiu The lsaliz 81 he tewas
The gse nts4 sf lsEessy M pfosscats1 " {
wertb oas dellss H tsxesd II Ne sosss 70 cen
sihss ~ casa - be csasa pfeeass Ice uzsn by sks
be esald prove ,bss ks psschsssa he psnts fsuza
negro. TIE sosFt tefssse 70 esntisus We esss kas
tried ana seassscsd hin 70 bsesiss tkir5 lszkss--
Ths s4ninittsssiea a sks pasissasnt 90 Ne sas.
sfutal and satrxssoaz sf<is ever witnessed ~ .
civilized rsopss A eittksn sss tssed b. Ne saass
soass fs sheep s.ssliaz ssa wss ssnseaesa 70 psy
ass q lea daiisrs. La say unprsaalesd nind
MARI he al6sfsnrs; spd 90 xs sfe tsli shss shs
lass ass fsithfsiiy sxsestsd
ons vvsa 10 the ssspis q 0soexis. Csasisas
thb alahsaiesl treslaeaf o. Uhloa nsx assd seu
wll ssoe aSsin have rs isysi nfssss 81 sas Fss.h
with yca sad vhse sksy sisls req sgsin--tasrA
Ne pFsdlstoal tssy siii fscsasseaat ~ ,asy "a
Yea haze enjoyed mo sasay pfsyilsxss cad srs IL.
sepAsls u nppssusxsink thsn- Ths tsst u shs -.
JUS sae lafsneas paalshnsas yos impasea usspa
NJ Ohio asd isdssaa ussesssts, etil 10 ysid bach
ssd that vita latssst--isassssti Prsss saS Tssss
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-10-03
A Nice Ciergymaa.

The Nashville ssr~esaasas u shs cihslaassl
GsEeats sritss - fs,slaEs;
II VS. ny god eassass tbs sthss asy 80 fail 10
Sith cierg5 ban OF the u. q Church Bsstb-- =
very sssisss saa piass Iasa sstet ceftsfa fsskoa
when h'st him 10 wsz dissaseitg SSsk al egAssf
aGsstion IN relation feat af property which had
begs ssizsd BY Ibs Federal aossfamsat Well
hsse tIiend II Washiagios nova Whe i kse
Impaired the elAlsf. Andrew jssasoa rspsssd
tbs pssssay and be sksesi as thas ~ wss oss
friend u Ses urlesssr u Wa = sssla skpafiHg
70 bear issssss via iseas wish pipasase upon ths
AWFUL massacre 81 Nsn 0sissss.
The rhtIsieipAia rs~. IN sensrssassag 40 shs
shove, says
TIE Gaassis esffespDa&snt nss.t have Miller IL
with Rev, l. u, HasssA, ths fssssasna y ashsflsssa
sho Mas 4istesassal IN sas sehrns ~ bRFn asxa
ciaeiaasss. That b BIS sgle q ssisiss
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-10-03
Educational Convention.

IL TssHssss aaAss Teacher Assoe'sssSa u'l
ASa& shsr sssSAi 10y Pcsspoaszssa' meeting Al iss
cAptsSl ssEassE Ia he CITY q Nashville On ThsTs-
say snl FFia.y, Ssys1asss Islh AID lelA, lsSs,
We sssA E-essiEg = The usaaSsTr u ~ AssaS'''
ia Ali gs~eb~ss ssj frieoas sf Hbe-nl Ssd sys-
tszzakie Sdzcxsias II slS.s sisA 81 esrnes' -
sSesa tsr . tsll Substance - iht CoassaEius- We
ere s-.4rei 81 t1s oS~-sy 81 bali fare 'seAss over
al he RsSlresSs ls&zsaE te AID Frees NsssEslls
ne sssire Prss q he Sssss P.-sss eapy
Tses W HrSz. PTpsh.ss.,
sSs y STxxcE eeesSss-y
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-10-03

Dzring tss s-ssios q the hHle Ca sssiios s,
COppsrhsA3 UaiOa sollisrs ~A.eA sslsHa, ,pg: .,
C.ssslsna, 0hiJ, l. su4Jsss Ahdrcs Jshn.sn very
sSseiaoasss loving Islcgfszss pissed b-.wssn sosas
u sss Jnssss All plumber u "a -Tstss ors1rss q;
hsBYas Ia sls 4lBpssoh - lse Cgppssks4ds 81
CssssiAn3 10 n {. Galloway, siilsf %! Ia sess.
pEis AvaisB1se ~ith Gsa Poorest ard 5issrs, ,syr
"Oa SE pr 80 pledge sSo4riIy = ais, pe5.yu
prJpasty sd IRE d'.s u spst-h All 5piEiga - hi
L. TIC e0i.BBa ~ tha Ayalssrks as sasas "a
Galloway gabiishss iiss Eanl-- 81 lts dslsEstz -
t6s Lgykl Convention ua5sr tss Azzd ID Tie
HAD LEst, aiss ea4hsck 81 sr.-s s.salkfsls sat
- psssOaise loyal mSruhAsts n Assnpb's ~ho -
ssrsiss IL Usion p@Psfs
u would bs Interesting % sae@ "a shllL ,Sss Nh
Gsa0Vsy siRss Al trolh.
se far Galloway Is cOrosTLav5 l. - syi4slt Lat
be pSosDssols IL Bis d.paIcL aEs a-esr Lypoosisy
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-10-03
what Is sae sersh.

A native Of Virginia, now . wealth,
planter In Loaisisna, who served "A a solsilsi
| in the Rebel army until the inst confsisrat,
| division had surrendered, called on a. yes
terday Tor political light He Il anon.
| those in the Seath who believe thai Retssll
aud rsbeilion have keea most tAoroaskly
thrashsd, and that the psople of The Rehe
States are III The power Of the 6oysrnmcat
subject Ia the viii Of the victorious defaad
cFs Of the nation. He believes the Govern.
ment made most serious hiundar IN aol
declaring early what should be the punish
msni i6F tFaiters, and what The araenitie.
for the people This was expected. Il
was required IN order 20 quiet the spp=e.
hsnsiehs Of tAa conquered people The
delay gave rise 70 dissansions, created false
hopes. aad dsmossiized the people IN She
Rebel states,
STU, there IL : ssttled conviction in the
maids OF the Soashera peeplo tia, they are
subject 10 she viii of the North, and must
Accept the eondilioes laid down hy the vic.
tors. aiust give such gaaransses 4. sasy be
required, must snbmit b, ara aaa,a what.
ever amendments 10 the Constitution Inc
NeFth shall rstiis s-~ss-s-
The only rsmsising qassiioa, therefore,
for TIE Southern people 10 determine Is,
/" Who are the NortAY They bslieve the
pending canvass and the apmesehiag cleo
items viii determine both the answer 10 tbs
interrogatoFy and the future action Of the
South. The gentleman assured ~ that
nothing, 10 hts epiHien, eoaid Be nlors dis.
assFous 10 the srue interests of che soath
than close election. g lf the Radicals
sweep tins whole field, the Southern people
via promptly secePs tho conditions sst iaIsh
IN the Congressional plan Of Demonstration.
They want 10 know whom 70 follow, and ON
what ssFofig ara 10 rely FOE protection. -
They have been once deceived, and do bot
wish again 10 be misled. Whoaa, therefore,
thp people iaaaras, 10 the eisessons this Pail.
che soath win trust and obey in the rsor.
ganiansioa Of theis state governmsata -
The results In ysfraont and Maine ara lsru
runners ~ The niightier works that win Do
done ia fletcher and NosembeF throughout
the entire North. The Southern pennle
may - web prepare 20 aes seeeFdingiy
Nee Yefk Tfsbsas,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-10-03

4 LobIcH5gs 5sEsE.- Yah great foari5k Of
iraa'rss On the ooes5lpH Il the late johnson Uis-
'o"i'en foSfg asoas and several carriages ssal
- the depot 30 convey delegstsa 70 tbs city While
they were being seat cat ssFsrsl Of lAe patty wsfs
eafsihg add donousriHg the easailss at arrange
meets ia H"l hsvias nsAas a.afs a,aPis preparation
~ anHsey asiegslcs iE;a tAs Gig ~ .hosa nea q
SIS i,faesoss 20 ret sseseabe3 - .ss .hr wagons
sud esraages rosars cpPiy sslinvss by tbs urEra.
Drazy DaFc, sod few be,s
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-10-03

e. Mrpssxe, Ne. a. assas susst, fastas Mss
y sss Ferslsry sFpstssss Assss rsssss sahesftrss
sss Fssss " ths staas % esssssssei asa Asssa
sAasetta
he wuis can b had ever weeA Il See NSvs
puRc4 ef n, b. SiaglssnA. Rst ofRee Building
Nashv1iia TenA.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-10-03

IN k~s*t 3zcnsn ANsAss, esp4 In }et*
Essbs - - vac
slaek sss.lss ssesn rhissasaphlA. wa pssH kAs
been eAtksssaescsils ssssssea Is issss rssfessias
IN Nue 5ssssh New rosk. Veaasssssss and Assss.
ehassss asyfashg ihts shres parties sad sessias y
tspes pssnts a I'm saess tasRe ns,s.sA vss hssss
soFa es.sted o. sisse ttfrsbiy n afAsst Indeed
"a sss Esxssnt q n sisss. sHa fsse,set sssna
as cossees ), al Aasslsl sna se inssns rciin5 q
And-vs 5eAssaa \ as,t oskss sssn cen safe shea'
ssaax fst aas ias4sssa ! ksssssi fssh Bcsers to
Rsalas4. vssaspss - fsiast, saa there We ssrs
nss ~ large cresa VITA shsfEfsag q sAaaea snsl
,ahss espfvsEsess n Sxsta thss soeTsa where Tbs
hesrts q shs s3api. xsfn. ksbssasy We all net IN
sAis esss, aas q elast tes, flsaiasss. q Tssss
stewart d Akr5hei and eshsrS sEsss IN Tbs
oAplsea wAssss seass Fasssi<sh. d ksa rsnnsssse
aAa caAesa, spoke % ths rahlss Square. sslchsl
sloksa, BAaasaF feNlrh aud ethers speks ii Frey
sis miles distant The Rsaica,s are Offering 10 bet
spca sssgytng he susie q Nee ysts BY saeee
sad he psaacfAsse- cFpss.J ehssoa party virtually
give il Hn fAe Rs3scei sasiStity In Maine tern'
oct ts BE ss cea la fsahyivsnIs che Rsdicsas are
nsw slslsaAg shsa ,h,, Ell saFSy Ms ss.ss BY iSs
o0altl Ia6esa the Rs5icsh vii carry every sisas
ss larger bs5sfissss thea were ever before hn"sn
The people sfs fsf Is aavsses q The Pesesan. sos
avat ibtsna that rsbsis aud cprFsrhesd' sess role
this c,,satry TIE asa, ceasrsss viii he sr"sfe'
.Asa the present ard xtil be sase 10 sF'amFh etef
ali tssous Tbey wisi ss IL sAsa rvsels ard srsi
tor are ksps oai 81 ecesrsss. ses thai 60 sA'a y
.anS...a kses iste the Cnica without Che pF"fsF
svaTss~ss Aaa u ths tssters Il The Roe,A sss ieT
ssht - ,hssa bring y ea TIE sasse rAssSO'ic car
p4sty Inst whipped thea, Ia tbs laas var s' dc u
srsis. ana am ready feg tss osnaiet
Tee Coeper.1ehases party viii b. The worst used
UP sha he sso4A esaelessly ssssfsesd party. that
sss eyst dsshAnlel Esd drives " The wsn. The
PtsssSsat. lsse sfosksk tcar, and seassve srsease
have loss that PIE bald Party scaeeo votes, The
pscre are farming ffvm then b resfsAsass and
bsigsAss. alsxssssa ., JeAassa's lsw.de~p seas.
and his slsIiens ~iIh rebsls saa traitor The day
q nc; far distant whsn ,Aeussss. ssn b rreesstng
csriscas u prvss that ,hsy ssssr sesed Stth ssss
rev JoAaspa psrsy
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-10-03

KroxFitLE. sspt 2athi isos
E.saG J J. Kailsy, CIsssiaJad
Ba Ia reply 10 yo1t inquiries have h say tAAl
Gsa. Spear dshasosably disGAlssad the services
Of tbs q - sad his appears On lbs rolls Of
The army Thsrs we're vsri,'as charges against hisn
eli Il NbcE do bot refasasteg, bat lhe rh,ef sec-
ssl,nh span which he vas dismissed aud ono clesty
made eat t. tbs sasisisetlaB II the Court IS the
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