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The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-08-29

Tie Experimentation Union,
Conservative Clymer, alias, Democratic
Party, hold "a Mass meeting here to-day.
MIR. CIymer is one of the distinguished
SPEAKERS to be present. Jefferson Da-
Wis name does not appear on the bills,
he being detained by unavoidable cir
cumstances'at Fortress Monroe and can
not take the stump until his health is
reeupcrated. Wonder if anybody will
have the hardihood to ask Mr. Clymcr
why he didn't vote 10 entranchise the
soldier? Why he refused vote Of
thanks to Gen. Grant, and his brave men?
why he opposed arming the State when
treason's hordes were marching on the
Capitol! Why he considered the North
the aggressors in the warY WHY he
opposed the collection of taxes levied by
the Government! Why he courseled
resistance to the draft +? Why he op>
posed a J"int resolution requesting Con-
gress TO define and punish treason .
why he opposed the payment Of boun-
ties to Union voluntecrs2 Why by his
every rofc and act, from the beginning
until the close of tho war he opposed the
cause OF the Union and favored that Of
the rebels9
fe loyal men OF Greene, can he stand
up and speak to you without answering
one and all of these questiousY Let us
sec.
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PAUSE AND CONSIDER.

The Pittsburg Gazette making use OF
the above caption says;
Swords are things' The President,
in his reply to the Committee of the PHI
adelpha Convention, spoke of the Ma
tlonal Legislation as "a body called, or
which assumed to be, the Congress of
the United States" and he further de-
scribed it as ''seen hanging cn the verge
OF the Government" These expressions
were not accidental or designed. They
were selected for purpose. They are
so to speak, the entering wedge ofa rev.,
olution.
The body so spoken of has been re-
cognized by the President in every con-
ceivable form as the legitimate Congress
of the United States Annual, special,
and veto messages have been sent to it.
Even where bill has been passed over
the veto the President has declared it to
be valid law, and has executed it. Trea-
ties and nominations have been sent Ia
the Senate for ratification. The Presi-
dent and the Departments have respect
fully responded to calls of either House
for Information, how, it is SAID to simply
"assume' to be Congress, and to shanq
on the verge of the Government" |,
is not tho "Government," but an cxer-
escence, a fungus. adhering to its ex-
tremity,
Why these expressions? Simply tc
give his followers the hiut--to prepare
the way for treating Congress as he treat
ed the Louisiana Convention. Ifthis is
not the solution, will any man tell lii
what the solution is?
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-08-29

"l'rI" MONTGOMERY in q speech IN
Washington the other day, went so Far
as to say that Mr. Lawrence uotea against
the tar!f at the late Session of Congress.
Every body knows this Is base false =
hood. However, any statement Mr..
Montgomery can make has no weight
with decent, sober-minded men, who
know him We leave such unprincipl-
ed demagogues 10 work the ruin oftheir
party, which they will certainly do sooner
or later.
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!BUcLE SOUNDS !
)(ana by One and All to Sus-
tain the Flag!
GRAND MEETING OF THE RE,
PUBLICAN MASSES! |
Al, WAYNEsBURG, SEPT. 10, 1866

Ii is now necessary that the people
have clear and definite understanding
concerning the momentous questions
that present themselves for their deci
sion. The rainous "Policy' at present
advocated by the supporters of the Ad,
ministration is repugnant to the minds
OF all lovers of the Constitution and the
Laws. II has no other object than that
OF gratifying the rapacious ambition of
an individual few, and to the consum-
nation Of their ends they would not hes
itate to plunge us again into civil war
and establish despotic government over
such portions of our country as they may
hnd themselves able to subingate. To
the end that all may hear a truthful ex ,
pose OF this Policy an impartial and
truthful discussion of national affairs
with an explanation of all the difficulties
that exist among our political factions
IRE State Central Committee has ap,
pointed this
GATHERING OFTHE PEOPLE
at Waynesburg on the day named. We
invite ALL to attend! You that have
tlrm convictions of the right, COME and
have your faith renewed You that
always despised free governments, that
upheld treason and denounced LOYALTY,
CONE; and if there is one spark of manly
honor in your bosom we will convince
you of your wrong!
We are authorized to announce the
name of
COL. +. MONTGOMERY, OF Miss.
as one of the distinguished speakers
Other prominent men are expected to be
here amorg them our present Governor,
and our next Governor. We will noti>
fy the public in time to a certainty.
CoME IN by battallions by squadrons
by companies and by fours! All come,
and let the day be long remembered
L. NJ. SAYEKs,
Chm Rep. Go. Com.
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The Inauguration Of submarine tele-
graphic communication by means of the
Atlantic cable, says the Richmond Whig,
makes II interesting to enquire into the
difference OF time in the various cities in
different parts of the world. When it is
~ o'clock high noon at Nsw York it i
titty.iive minutes and fony-two seconds
after / Q' N.Y. at London; fifty seven
minutes and twenty seconds after 6 (P.
M } at st. Petersburg; seventeen min.
utes, twenty>toul seconds after 7 (P. Ny
at Jerusaum; fitty.one minutes and forty.
four seconds after 6(P. N.Y. at Constan.
tlnople; forty minutes aud thrty.two
seconds after 4 (P. NJ. J at NJ .drid thirty,
one minutes and twenty seconds after 5
at Bremen; thirty minutes and fifty four
seconds after 4 (P. MY at Dublin; and
tor'y-one minutes and twenty>four sec
onds after 6 P. NJ. NJ at Florence. The
difference of time between the extreme
East and West points of the United
States is three hours and fifty minutes =
In the China sea, between Singapore and
China, it is midnight when it is noon at
New York.
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APPLICATIONS FOR BOUNTY

Hundreds of letters are received daly
at the office OF the Paymaster General
and Second Auditor, from soldiers and
heirs OF soldiers entitled to pay under
the recent law for the equalization OF
bountles to soldiers There will no
payments made under this act for several
months, and probably not before the
next meeting Of Congress
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-08-29

the vital activllcs OF the body, removing the
Instructions of its organs, purify the blood,
expel disease, They purge out the foul hu-
mors which breed and grow distemper, slim
ulate sluggish or disOrdered organs Into their
natural action, and impart a healthy tone
with strength to the whole SYSTEM Not only
do they cure tha everyday complaints OF
everybody, but also formidable and danger.
Gus diseases. While they produce powerful
effects, they are at the same time, 10 diminish
ed doses, the safest and best physic that can
be employed for children. Being sugarcoat-
ed, they arc pleasant to take 1; and. being
purely vegetable, are free from any risk OF
harm. Cures have been made which surpass
belief, were they not substantiated by men
of such exalted position and character as to
forbid the suspicion of untruth. Many emin-
ent clergymen and physicians have lent their
names to certify to the public the reliability Of
our remedies, while others have sent US the
assurance Of their conviction that, our Prepa-
ratons contribute immensely to tho relief Of
our afflicted, suffering fellow men.
the Agents below named Is pleased to-
furnish gratis our American Almanac, con-
tanning directions for the use and certificates
of their cures, of the following complaints -
Costiveness, Bilious Complaints, Rheuma-
tism, Dropsy Heartburn, Headache, arising
from Foul stomach, Nausea, Indigestion.
Morbid Inaction of the Bowels and Pain
arising therefrom, Flatulency, Loss Of Ap-
petite, all Diseases which require an evacua-
tion medicine. They also, by purifying the
blood and stimulating the system, cure many
complaints which It. would not be supposed
they could reach, such as Deafness, Partial
Blindness, Neuralgia and Nervous Irritability,.
Derangements Of the Liver and Kidneys.
Go,t and o.her kindred complaints arising.
ftoma low state Of the body or obstruction
of its functions.
DO mot be put off by unprlnclplcd Dealers
with other preparations which they make
more profit on. Demand AYERS and take no
others The sick want the hest aid there b
is for them, and they should have II.
Prepared by j. g. AVER & CO., Lowell,
Mass, and sold by DIR. d. W. Bradcn,l Dr.
VIM. L. Creigh, M. A. Harvey, Waynesburgi,
Pa, and allDruggsts throughout the county.
augS 2m
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REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

We have the qualification of announ-
cling the following township meetings:
NEwrowN, FmDAv Snrr. 7th, 1866,
CARMlUnAELs,S SATURDAY SEPT. .9lh lS66,
Let a full attendance show your una,
bated arlor in the good cause, lion. Geo.
V. Lawrence will be present on both oc,
casions with other competent speakers.
Improve the time and let the work 90
on! .,.
We expect to hear good account of
Whitley and Cumberland townships.
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p U B Lie s A L z
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. "A
THE UNDERSIGNED ADMINIsTRA-
l. tors the late EOT LEONARD, decd,
will oller at public sale ON the premises, on
SATURDAY. 10th day ofSept., 1866, the fol-
lowing described Farm, late the property of
said deceased; to wit A tract of land situate
in Jefferson township, Greene county, Pa;
adjoining lands of ii. g. uoulsM orth Jacob
Rush, Esq, and Others containing TWO
HUNDRED AND THIRTEEN ACRES,
more or less, about one hundred and sixty
ofwhich are cleared, and on which are erect
ed n Two Story Frame Dwelling House, al good
Frame Tenant House one and half stories
high, ,iFrame Barn thirty feet by forty and
other necessary out buildings Thisis among
the most desirable Farms in the C unity, and
is well worth the attention of purchasers -
There are several banks of excellent coal
opened on the premises There is also fine
orchard of apples; some peaches and other
fruit trees on the farm. The Farm is situated
convenient to schools and churches. Ind with
in one mile of the turnpike, A good grist and
saw mill adiolns the property. TERMS made
known on dav OF sale.
LEVI LEONARD,
JOHN s. BAYARD,
aug29.it Administrators
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~ d G. SPERRY, PRornIEron,
WAYN ESBURG, GREENE CO., Pl

y U. OTEItK1, PROPRlETOR,
WAYN ESBURG, GREENE co. PA.
b'llE subscriber respectfully announces to
4 the public that he has taken charge of the
Hamilton House. which he is determined to
conduct as n first class hotel Long expert
ence in bookkeeping has qualified him for
Il e business, and he feels perfectly confident
that he can satisfactorily entertain all who
may favor him with Call. The house is
large and well-furnished. 1t has undergonea
thorough renovation and been relitted in such
style as renders it quite pleasant. The rooms
have beenrc-papered and newly painted the
table is abnndanty supplied with the best edi
bles the country Affords and pains are taken
to render guests comfortable. Rates as low
as those OF other hotels. d. G. Sprppy.
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Sherim7S Sale.

'DY virtue Of n writ Of ri. Fa., issued out of
- the Court of Common Pleas of Greene
county, and to me directed, there will be ex-
posed to public sale at the Court House. in
Waynesburg, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH, NEXT,
AT O'Clock, p. IN, the following property viz:
All the right title, interest and claim of de-
tcndant OF, in and to certain tract of land
situate in Morgan township, Greene county,
Pa, adjoining lands of David Crayre, Adam
sons heirs, and G. G. Harry and others; con-
tanning one hundred and fifty acres, more or
less, about one hundred of which are cleared
and on which are erected a double hewcd log
House and kitchen, frame barn and stable with
coal banks ard apple orchard and some other
fruit trees
Taken in execution as the property of
Samuel House at the suit of William Kincad
HEATH JOHNS
aug22, st Sheriff
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.EI. MT, So SaWcsr@-

-E1s -LMG. %.s ~ VSTSs
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Will attend to all claims for back pay, boun-
ty and pensions of soldiers and their representa-
tivcs The Pensions of the following class are
increased from rs to $l5 and S25 per month,
and W dows tor children under sixteen years
$2 per month each, viz:
LIST. Those who have lost the sight of both
eyes, the use ofboth hands, or otherwise total
ly disabled and incapacltatcd from performing
manual labor.
3D. All widows having children under six
teen years of age are entitled to ~ per month
additional for each child.
3d. Guardians representing the minor chill
drcn of soldiers are entitled to the same increase
as II the mother was living aug. 'CG If
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THE "HUGGING SCENE -

Such the Richmond Examiner chars
actcrizes the entrance of the Massachu,
sets and South Carolina delegations,
arm in arm. into the Phlla Convention.
1t was truly a miserable farce, perfect
Puppet show designed by the managers
OF the circus. The men from either
State no more represented their consti>
tuents than they did the natives of the
Sandwich isles. 1t was suggestive of
the intimacy which has always existed
among rebels North and those South -
Having so long been separated by hostile
picket lines, in all probability they were
really glad 10 see each other. Vallardig,
ham had made them visit and of coulss
his welcome was not SO warm.
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of BountieS

SOLDlERS of lSGlG2 who served 3 years,
~ or were discharged from wounds or disa.
bili'y incurred IN The line Of ,laty are entitled to
an additional one hundred dollars bounty Those
who enlisted for and served years, or were
DISCHARGED for wounds, &c, are entitled to
$50 additional bounty. The heirs of said de-
ceased soldiers arc entitled to the same.
The undersigned having served THREE
YEARS IN THE ARMY, and having had consider
able experience IL collecting BOUNTY kND
PENSION CLAIMS will collect the BOUNTY
under the late law. Call at Downey's Law
Otlicc, opposite Court House, Waynesbnrg,
Pa. Bring your Discharges with you
j. A. WOODS,
augl5-3t Claim Agent
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irlsa notorious fact thatthe delegates
from this State to the Phila. Conven.
ton were appointed by three nee in Har.
risburg and not by the voice of the
masses, that of all those delegates, those
who figured in public live never cast a
veto offensive to Jeff Davis Significant
isn't itl \-.t
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LIVE IL " S'TAREE.

There is connected with the Hamilton Housc
Livery Stable with good horses, carriages
and buggies for the accommodation of the pub
lie, Horses boarded. and well attended to, at
moderate rates ID. G. SrgRpY & Soy
,rIs I,r
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
STOP F.! LOOK AT THIS I!
HORSE STEALING IS "PlAYED QUIZ
NllE GREAT EASTERN DETECTIVE
l. Horse and live Stock Insurance Company.
Chartcrcdby the State Of Pennsylvania.
CAPlTAL 100000.
INSUP@.:;5 .
CAPITAL
100000
INSURE. .

Horses, Mules and Cattle against losses result
ing from Theft and Death. by fire, accident OF
natural cause. Principal office, lOS South
4th Street. Philadelphia.
PRESIDENT, Col. CHARLES FRALEY,
Pottsvihe, Penn'a.
Vice President D. L. EsrnnLY, do do
Sec'y. DR. b. BscKER, Phil'a.
General Agent, P. HafIa, do
Reference by FerlMissiO D.
To Hon. Simon Cameron. Harrisburg Penn's.
Byrd Patton, ESQ.,, Pottsville, Pa.
Gen. Jos. Stltchter Hardware Merchant,
Reading, Pa.
Benjamin Haywood, Esq, Rolling Mills,
Pottsville, Pa.
DR., John Gloninger, President Lebanon
Bank, Pa
L. Whitney Baker, Pottsville, Pa, and
others. See circular. Reasons why you should
insure in this Company: Our rates arc lower
in proportion to any other reliable Insurance
Company. While they only insure against
Fire we insure against Nil risks, Theft and
Death by fire, accident or disease. For fur
ther information We refer you to our local
agent, N. II. McCLELLAND, Waynesburg,
Agent for Greene county. aug29.tf.
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90 mn A YEAR made by any oneWilh
%, UUU $l5--Stencil Tools. No experi-
ence necessary. The Presidents, cashlerA
and Treasurers ora Banks indorse the circular.
Sent free with samples. Address the Ameri-
can Stencil Tool Works, Springfield Yer
mont, 0ugl, ,-8uA
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fects have been abun-
dainty shown to tho
community how much
they excel the ordi-
nary medicines In use.
They are safe and
pleasant to take, but
powerful to cure -
Their pene trating
properties stimulate
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-08-29
MASON & HAMLIN'S
CABINET. ORGANS!

FOR FAMILIES, CHURCHEsS & SCHOOLS
adapted 10 Sacred, Secular and Home Dfu,;e,.
DRIcES $40, $3.50, $40, $I6o, and up,
l. wards according to number OF stops and
style Of case.
The CABINET ORoASs manufactured cxclu:-
sivly by Mason & Hamin, have met with 4
success unprecedented in the history of mas,-
Cal instruments. Supplying want long felt.
they nave Decn received with the greatest "a.
vor by the musical profession and the public,
have already been very widely introduced
and demand for them is still rapidly increasins
and must continue to increase as their merits
become known. They are admirably adapt.
ed to the performance of Secular as we'll as
Sacred Music.
The Cabinet Organ Is essentially different
from anda very great improvement upon ali
instruments OF the Melodeon or HarinuniNm
kind.
IT'S SUPERIOR EXCELLENCE CON-
l. The more organ like character Of It's
tone.
2. 1t has greatly more power and volume
of tone in proportion to its cost
;ru,,,;on VIZ ;,s po;;,, IMPLY. CIV CIV vi very simple
lv ,rrnntor thor has oor ~. yast,
Soh ;,s,rM s"m S o'e' T, Teioru oeen aI'ained
~ ,,aa;,I,n euI ,i,ti' % .s lnvehuon W CO.
t;oo tIn"y H. yassar, oIoo Io S.a,oeH Iy prac-
ordinor, ,orcoy ~ ,vnuu, a !. a'uaple' any
p,;,n p.ro Wv a .a,' nlas,e, ~ IN an nour
od,r,inr "u'o w. ,ho VI raposy III execulioni
"f livaiy Sooor , mms;a VI s'oa' variety
wy 'io, ;ns,r,,,au, ,nus'E. ;s ,,,, u.,,.
or nrler '''''"''N' 10 '''' h'''o " get OUT
Il will, romo;, IN ,rno co u.u,
"''' '''' ~ ''''' ''' years.
,,,,,,,p ro =,
"iiHnH ~ pO1 lliE OABlNEI OtGAN,
1t is general feeling among those abont 10
purchase musical instruments, that were they
in direct communication with the ia ctory thev
ing iresh ana perfect Instrument than 1t
,, Wouio NC possible 10 oDtaln from any agency.
inc SUBSCRIBERS would say, that to 0bviate
tnis oillicuily, ana AFFORD persons at distance
she same privileges secured to those near the
iacto,y' Mcssrs Mison q hamlin have cstab=
lsheu hurioer OF Vhocsafe agencies at in-
portant points where iull supply OF all the
various styles OF Cabinet Organs IS constantly
Kept on rand. This agency in Pittsburgh Is
o"ofesaIe one, and purchasers may rely on
nelng selved mere, as advantageously as at
inc factory A competent player and musi-
I can Is ALWAYS IN attendance nj thu ~ rarno,,,o
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News p!

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST RE.
i ceivcd from the East new stock of DRY
GOODS, which he offers TO THE PUBLIC NJ the
lowest possible rates. Call and SEQ him.
Rooms In the west end of the "Green
House, Wayncsburg, Pa.
WV W. A. PORTER.
augl.tf
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Commit
Directory Con.
partment-Miss M. Mrs
James Bell, Mrs, HealC S
CLASS ~.
Directory Committee on Gentleman's
Department---Maj. Saml Mcfarland, ].
M. Galaher, George Mustard.
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AYElSS-GATHARTIC PILLS
A RE the most perfect purgative which VIC
n are able to produce or which we think has
,Yer yet been made by nnYhOdY. Their ef-
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HAMILTON HOUSE,

a,lgl5-3t
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-16
NEW Yoax. Feb. Il

Foil details OF the arrest of the Concord
Bank robbers and their plumber are pub
lshed this morning. IL appears that after
many unsuccessful ef1rt- 90 the part Of
Boston detectives, which included trips 10
Philadelphia and other places, in which
Efforts they were aided by n. Y detectives.
thcy finally discovered some % the missing
bonds ou a man in this city who was willing
70 sell them.
Through HE confession ami information
on the 22i Of Jan, detectives proceeded TO
Camden, y. j., thence down tie shore Of the
Delaware, 20 a cottage near the village Of
paulsboro. where the chief rotber was,
notorious clunterieiter named LluEion ".
Moore, alas Charley Adams, who was taken
10 New York ami committed on q charge Of
burelery.
Nothing was found in morn, the house
was thoroughly searched but t.e search
was unsuccessful, on digging under the sta
Die however they found glass ilr which
contained 100000 in bonds.
They next dug some four feet below the
-ili Of water gate on tLc bank 0. the river,
below high wlt,r mark, where they found q
tin box containing $4,000 in bonds
All ihc bonds have been Identified by tie
Bank officers and au together SlJ1.45l Of
tie stolen property va9 recovered a.l gwen
over % the bank Officer.
Moore is hcfc Iu person awaiting lequI-
siti1n from the authorities % Mass. By
DIS statement, BE- and 40 accom- lice waited
eight months tor 40 opportunity -l l1b the
bank, aLd succeeded ln doing 80 ia broad
daylight, rs using falls key-. while the
cashier S1- II DINNER
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NKw YoRK, Feb. 10.

A letter from Panama Gays, a combineC
Peruvian and ChIlian fleet is under order t.
commence immediate hostIlities against the
| Spanish. Callao is strongly fortified with
heavy guns, including eight Blakely cast
steel guns 300-pound,rs.
The Monitor Victoria and ram Loa, are
! also in port, Some Ot the batteries are
Offered by Americans. who had experience
in the late war.
The Peruvian war steamer Caila0, was at
Panama repairing. she will soon have to
JON her consorts. The letter also says, four
iron-clads will leave England before the de-
claration Of war reaches there, and will
either attack Cuba or carry destruction into
the ports Of Spain, and attempt the destruc
ton OF the naval arsenal at Ferrol.
Gen. Fitzpatrick had LETT Callao for VAL
paraiso in the English mail-paeket.
The L. 5. Steamer Wateree remains at
Callao. a number Of tx confederate officers
have been engaged for the CHILEAN navy
ten had LETT Panama for a Gillian war
steamer.
Torpedoes and other internal machinery
for destruction Of the Spanish 1ect has
arrived at Cailao. 1t was purchased in
New York by an agent oi the Gillian gov
eminent, who passed through Panama on
his rOturn a fortnight ago.
Catesby Jones, late OF the rebel nyay was
in Panama en- route TO Chill. lie was to
have a naval command