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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-02-26

nfA. Some one has threatened TO stop the
Bu,,eti. IL We continue TO advocate female
suffrage. Stop it a, ence, friend, for we
!. shall advocate the principles of the neclar'
alton Of Independence and ola Higher Aus
thority Just as long as there remains an ar's
tocra.ic law upon our statute books. Hyoa
cannot endure discussion upon the great
question OF human rights, we advise you to
emigrate to the more congenial atmosphere
of Austria or Spain, where the happy citizen
is not troubled with such agi,ations. We
rccollect that during the campaign Of ls65,
one subscriber stopped the Bulletin because
we favored manhood suffrage. We never
learned tnathc aiduced any argument against
it--itis not tho reasoning class ofmca that op.
pose the advocacy ofdcmocratic prin eiplcs by
the press-and no doubt he will vote at the
coming election in favor Of the very doctrine
he then so blindly opposed. Thus public
opinion advances, aud it will reach to female
suffrage in few years as sarely as the
wheels Of progress continue e turn. We
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-02-26
CARD.

Mn. Enron Permit mo 10 return my
since~ thanks - the Baptist Church aud
many friends il JeSup aaa and vicinity, toI
their very hheral donation Of Slle for my
benef, On the lt,h OF fehusry, and also T.
Mr. 4 Mrs Fuller. prerrie,ors Of tho Nation
al Hotel for kindly opening iaci, house for
the occasion rs we'll as ,Acir untirlng efforts
10 render the donation success. That the
Lord may ahundanty reward them tor their
grea, Kindness 10 me aud niue, is the prayer
OF their humble scrsent
Naux Fyt4oN
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-02-26
g@. A new Agricultural Wareho,

No. A new Agricultural Warehouse has
been opened on Chatham street, few steps
north Of Main street, BY Mr.. N. Barr, who
designs to keep constantly on hand every
variety ofagriculsural implement required by
the Iowa farmer. His building is sufficiently
extensive 10 store all his machinery and thus
keep ii in the best possible coalition. Mr..
Burr informs us that he has made such ar
rangements with manufacturers Of seed
sewers, cul.ivasors, &C., that he can furnish
the best machines at the very lowest rates.
Read Mr.. BIS advertisement.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-02-26
WENDELL PHILLIPS.

This distinguished orator has been en-,
gagged for supplementary lecture, by the
Lycenm. His date is fixed on Monday
March 25,h. Subject; "The Lost Arts. I"
Tickets so cts, 10 be had at the book stores
of j. p. Sampson & Co. and S. Waggonei
& Co. Persons who hold season tickets for
the course, can secure their seats for this
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-02-26
A Mechanical Wonderl

The Seicstiic American, in speaking OF
the Wilcox and t,ibbs Sewing Machine,
saws: One cannot but admire the beauty
and accuracy OF its movements, aud The en-
tire absence Of all noise, even when running
at the rate Of 1900 stitches and upwards per
minute; this alone must prove great re-
commentator to il. Another merit is the
good workmanship. Tho parts are made
interchangeable, so that in the event OF acct
dent TO the machine, any part can be replae'
at trifling cost. l, is indeed, a AeenAS''
CAL wospra--A nousEuoLp NECESSITY.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-02-26

RsA. The AGRIcuLTURrsr is now ac.
knowledged to be one of the very finest, if
not the finest, strawberry grown. Mr. Geo.
Smale, at drug store of Deering & Smale,
has large supply Of plants, which he offers
very reasonably. See advertisement.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-02-26
A Temperance Convention.

A temperance convention, under the au-
spices Of the Order of Good Templars, for
this tile 9Th Judicial district, will be held
in this city on Tuesday, the 18th OF March.
Delegates from the the various lodges in the
district, together with several notables Of the
Order, will be in attendance. An interest
ing time may be anticipated.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-02-26

Tey IT uNcE,-Thc manufacturers OF the
Rsst CAeaietl Sal,rit',s, Messrs. u. 3. De
Land 4 Co.. show their readiness to have
tho merits &c the article tested, for they aa-
thor.se all who sell il at retail to refund the
money when by fair trial it does not prove
10 lie as recommended. That is fair and
shows ,huir confidence in the article. 1t is
better than soda.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-02-26
REPUBLICAN CITY AUCUs.

Mr. w. A. Jones having resigned Ills can
dilacy Of the Republican Party Tor Mayor
a Republican City Caucus is hereby called
10 meet a, the Court House, on Thursday
evening, February 18th, at II o'clock,
for the nomination of a Republican canli.
date for Mayor, to be supported at Tue cleo.
ton on Monday, March 18th.
by order OF the City Central Republican
Committee.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-02-26

rsn~ Messrs. Spalding Buerkly dealers
in books aud stationery, have dissolved part
ncrship, as will be seen by their notice Mr..
Sralainc continues the business. Mr.. Robert
Gros,or, ,lillful workman, has opened a
iewelry store at the same stand.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-02-26

Woop.-some Of our subscribers have
proposed to furnish wood on subscription.
We ehecrfolly accept the proposition and
urge lis immediate delivery, as oar wood
pile has entered upon rapid declnc--a
clear case Of "qaick consump.iC n"
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-02-26

M. BARrLE 4 LINES have half dozen
dog powers for churning, which they will
sell very cheap for the purpose Of in.roduc-
ing them to the farmers of this county. Call
at Decring 4 Smale's drug store.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-02-26

A Lucky TmNe.~-l, is indeed u lucky
thing for all who wish TO grow Sorghum the
coming season, that limited supply can be
had of the genuine Kansas sorghum, al
Desring 4 Smale's. Cab carly Won would
be supplied. Il. bAhiLt;
36.Cml Independence, Iowa.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-02-26

PERsoSAL.--We had the pleasure Of a
call from Mr.. David, travelling correspondent
and agent, Of the Dubuque Times, one day
last week. We give Mr.. Davids letter to
the Times from this place, in another COL
ump
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-02-26

Will say to the opponents Of female suffrage
that our columns are open for discussion, and
they nre respectfully invited to produce their
arguments. We will say further that we do
not intend 10 make this or any other subject
a hobby, but while our so-calcd democratic
system of government contains within it a
single element Of aristocracy, we shall, rs
occasion presents, raise our voice for its pur.
ification.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-02-26

power Of the Wapsipinicon and then erect
tie above mills. Should the WATERPROOF
prove in excess Of the wants of these mills,
then it Is proposed to expend the surplus
POKER on other fabrications. The former
owners Of the water,powe and the dilapi-
dated grst and saw mills, parties well post
cd in mills and milling, have pat il tlcil
right Of posaession and received s2a, 900 d
the company stock.
In addition to the above public improve
men s, there will b in, during the same
per Cd, Methodist Church and several
business blocks Of iiro.class character.
The future Of a town can be fairly antci-
patcd by al exhibition Of its business r.
sources. The main stay Of indie,
pendencc Is the farming interests Of the
county. Even the manufactures that may
line its waler-power may be considered a
part and parcel of this Interest, so perfect
ly dependent, are they upon it. What the
nature Of the agricultural lands Of Buchan
an county are can be best shown by their
products Of the past year. It will be re-
memberel that Winthrop and Jesup sta
,ions are also in this county, and are chan>
nels through which flow portion OF the
grand fatal
The station agents books show that
during '5G, Independence shipped I'll,
COS bushels Of wheat; 1880 bushels Of
barley; III bushels of rye; 507,22o lbs.
Of dressed hogs; 1926 pounds Of hides !;
5S,3l2 pounds Of wool; l6i,4T2 pounds Of
butter; 50 cars of live hogs; A. cars
Of beef cattle; | cars Of sheep and H.
0is,je8 pounds Of miscellaneous articles.
Comment is unnecessary upon such a re-
cord. Does any one desire TO have the sum
Of this wealth in dollars and cents little
slate and pencilling will solve the problem.
Trusting this exhibit of prosperty--a
type from the font of our general prospect
ty-may be gratifying to the Times readers
we append our ID.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-02-26

RAY All persons knowing themselvs to be
indebted to the late firm Of O'Brien & Bro.
will be Interested in the notice to be found
in our advertising columns.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-02-26

A CsaarcvoS-We stated in our
las, issue tha, ii was probable that the dam
arc BY the food to the dam at Quasqueson
would caase suspension Of business at the
mills. We are glad to announce that We
were laboriue under misapprehension and
,ha, the damage is comparatively riiiing.
The mills will continue TO run as heretofore.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-02-26
N0tice.

To he Heirs at Law of Henry d. Hatch da.
ceased. and al other persons interested:
gu afe hereby notified. that on the TIN lav
4 OF March. A. T. se7, st o o'clock i. Nj
II SAID day. the Adminl.tratrix Of the estate Of
said deceased. viii make an application - tbe
Canasy Court of Buchanan County. Iowa. fer
the sale Of tae east half Of the Northwest euar-
teF, the East half of the Southwest quart r. the
Southwest quarter Of the Northeast quarter. the
Northwest quarter IF the Southeast quarter. the
West ist acres Of the Southwest 81 tie Saath
east quarter; - acres of the East side Of the
Southwest quarter of The Sovthwest oparter. IA
acres q Of the East side Of tie Northwest et,ar
ter Of the Southwest quarter. and i IT an acre il
the Southwest corner Of the Northwest ora-.,v
OF the Southwest qua II Of Section Thsrtv.tYp
II Township Eighty isht. Range Eight Ais
the Northeast quarter Of the se'r kvest auart.r
and the West half Of the Northwest Quarter ~
the Northeast quarter OF Section Five. in Town
ship Eighty seven. Range Eight. al ia Buebap
IN County. Iowa. excepting such portion of
III land as may BE set of b. said Court as ,ae
Hidow's Homestead to pay the claims allowed
by said soui;. against said estate. al which time
and place you can show cause. ii any you have
why such sale should not 81 ordered
REfSf \. HATCH Adm'x.
Jan. %, 1867. I33aw
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-02-26

Boy" At the Republican Caucus in the Sd
Ward, on Saturday evening last, Mr.. J.. Cobb
was nominated for the Council.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-02-26

TIMOTHY Grass SEED, of the very best
quality and in any amount required, can be
had at DuSHAM's.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-02-26

CoSsasss.-S Since our last, the chief matters
of in,crcs, were tho passages of the recon
s,epc,ioa and riv and harbor improvement
hills, the latter OF especial importance to US
in view Of the appropriation Of, sl,2oo,ooo
Cor tho improvement, Of the Mississippi River
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-02-26

rcA. We correct our figures as TO the dona
tions OF Rey's Fulton and Caldwell at lesup,
the former having received $40 and the
latter Sis.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-02-26

ssa. At recOler Meeting Of the Board Of
the soldiers Monument Association, on the
ss,h inst, Rev. John Fulton aud pr George
Wasne were elected Directors, Vice Lewis
4 Nasie- resigned.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-02-26
School Meeting

N0TlCE is hereby given to the qaaled cleo
IN tors Of the Independent School Dtrict of
the City of Independence in Buchananeounty.
Iowa, that the regular meeting Of saidDistrict
will be held at the Court House, on Mcday, the
llth day OF March. at O'Clock +. NJ, SCI, for
tho election Of officers and the TRANSITION of
such other business as may legally coo before
it. l.. ". HART seey.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-02-26

Iay~ tho regular monthly Uaion meeting
of The Sunday Schools Of city will be held at
the Baptist Church, on Sunday afternoon,
March 81, at 3 o'clock.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-02-26

EeA- 1t is expected that the Presiden
will veto the reconstruction bill, thus giving
the 39th Congress an opportunity to pass it
over his head.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-02-26
Flows !! Flows =!

4 Car Load Of those fsnous Mishaw,ka
: l. Iiows, juss received by Sanford Brothers.
neiuding stirring Plows os all sizes and styles
Sneakers, Germ Flows. and Double Shoscls e.
esg Ploe Sold ., u. Hayrane,l 10 80 s.,t,.j.,c.
tsse.
s5aml SANFORD BROTHERS
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-02-26

Lzy- Farmers! If you want good limo
thy grass seed, go to DUYnAM's.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-02-26

ma. Al nature was this morning leweled
with the beaa,ifal fros,work 50 peculiar to
Iowa. Every tree aud shrub was made
beautiful laits robes Of white.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-02-26

Mr.. ALLISON on RECONSTRUCTION.
these days of faint hearted Congressman, it
is refreshing to read such bold, manly utter
anccs as are contained in the speech of Hon
W. Is. Allison, 10 be found on our first page
in behalf Of the reconstruction bill. He ad
vo2ates clearly the policy of ignoring the
rebel State governments, establishing militia
ry governments over them, permitting the
loyal population, white and black, to call
constitutional conventions and reorganize the
State governments, and in short everywhere
recognizing loyalty as the true governing
principle in reconstruction He also shows
the necessity for action on the part Of the
39,h Congress. Whatever may have been
the neglect Of the Republicans of Congress
as whole, Mr.. Allison cannot Justly be
charged with faintheartedness. His noble
stand in fovor Of universal suffrage will be
heartily sustained by his constituents, who
are ready to applaud whatever looks to the
adoption of the democratic idea of governs
ment. Mr.. Allison occupies an advanced
position among the progressive minds in
Congress, and we can assure him that as
long as he maintains his ground he will re
tain the confidence Of all lovers OF Justice.
Tnr ANNALS OF IowA.-The January mum,
Der Of this quarterly publication is on our
table. 1t contains steel engraving Of Maj.
Gen. /. J. Heron and the following table
Of contents:
The Army of the South West and the FRS.
Campaign in Arkansas, continued.
The Southern Boundary Of Iowa, conclu
ded.
The Origin and Interpretation Of the
Names Of the Rivers and Streams of Clayton
Co.. continued.
Major General +. j. Heron.
Iowa and the Rebellion.
State History.
Obituars.
Military History Of Iowa from 1861 TO &C.
Officers Of the Iowa State Historical So
ciety.
We quote the following remarks relative
10 our State history;
Much has been done BY the State His,
torical Society toward collecting and preser-
wing that which affords knowledge Of the
past, and current history OF the State much
is still left unacquired pertaining to matters
OF the hrst importance. The accumnlations
on the shelves Of its Library and Cabinet
Rooms, are becoming quite large, ami yet
points of special interes, in our early State
history, the facts Of which should be gather.
Cd, remain untouched.
The pioneers who enacted the history Of
those early days and whose memories are
clear upon the topics of these scenes and
transactions Of their young manhood, are
one by one passing away, and soon the sour
ces of authentic information concerning much
which is Of importance to the future, will be
dsied up forever. That which should have been
historical fact fades into uncertain tradition,
or is altogether lost.
One or two men in each county who would
give the labor OF collecting and writing these
failing facts would do a service to the public
as lasting as the history Of the State
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-02-26

1sE~ The place for holding the election in
the I'd Ward has been changed from Wood
wards office the Holdridge's office.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-02-26
Dissolution Of Coparfner-
ship.

IsHE copartnership heretofore existing b..
Il tween the subscribers under the name .:
strong i rio, Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. r N. STRONG,
". W. UKIE.
Independence, Jan. 81. &C.
Mr.. Streng will be feand al the ola stand ~
strong trie. anu vii sell you goods at cos,
~ lhe aaxt sixty days A iine lot If new ,..5d,
has nov arrived, aud I shall he receiving new
goods every week. Both Cd AMI new friend
are invited TO call and examine my g3ads. As |
VII please yea ia price and quality.
f. n. STRONG.
z. S.-All persons isiebted to Strong & Erie
wiil please eal and settle Immediately, as want
to square mp all rsUnd +. NJ.
Se4wl
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-02-26
Dissolution Of COpartnership.

TIME Copartncrship heretofore existing o.
i tween spalding and Buerkley, is this ay
dissolved by mutual consent Tho business i'll
be continued by G.. II. Spalding.
q. ii. SPALDING
BUERkLEY.
Feb. 10Th, 1867.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-02-26

ray Mr.. Perry Munson has declined the
nomination for Councilman in the lst Ward.
A caucus to nominate Councilman viii be
held at the Court House, on Thursday even
ing, the 18th inst, after the general Caucus
adlourns.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-02-26

Leslie Goldthwaite, charming bosk, ~ Yrs.
Whitney.
Rutlege Warrington, cloiz;eT an Hearth. aul
many others.
Abbott's Histories Glen Morris' Stsries 0isrc-
Optics Boat Club and Riverdale SEXES, Abbet.'-
Rollo Books, Rollo's TraTes. francssnis siii
Marco Pauls Stories. and lar-e znI well 20
iccs ed s-aak AZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-13
TIL & TURF.

The American Jockey Ciub-Postponrmen Of
the Opening Day.
Owing to the exceeding nclemency Of the weather
yesterday, dense, misty autumn rain having set In
about eleven o'clock, the Jockey Club Jerome
Park, Fordham have been postponed until Tuesday oc
tober lS an arrangement which gives two consecutive
days Of the Hectoran sport At the outset Of the al
meeting. instead OF one at nrst intended This post
ponsmsnt viii not In any wise interfere with shs regu-
iary Of the races upon the remaining days specified
the October programme. being merely shifting o. The
Tuesday and that day the grand gaaxss o. fashion
may b expected TO shine In point dAencop.
uque and sumptuous cashmeres. from toe ornamested
balconies OF the light Italian club house and nom the no
iess oruamented Italian balconies OF main stand
upon flying etssds with fanascally clad Jockeys Who
hold tho ribboua
The weather being favorable an occasion OF unasaai
e5d both from fashionable point Of view and trcm
professional standpoint may be anticipated
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irs ssltis~' unfsrns sns 'xrui.Anx 90 nsha enc
menis saest tAnr sg4ipae1sA Oh~~ rrx rnmuts ealt
Dos have, rrdmsy EfG Go sfmofy On speA
CAY. ~ tAe m -.~y~nsh noa
composed ~ inar@ssgAsr soaawaa tb~s a..
tsraibea ~ RIA th~ rss apa wsnA 49, chancss 81
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lsa ther aeaaqmsnsr surrsr ~ Esrty-iearsh sirsrt
snd rrosasAs ssefsF sfisr etloes. sn4 nnsrched
drsctF desn - tcafA'as q asrs srfivsng thsrs a.
tea mnaist pAw zen ers<k Mss Uep~eAi tNtian as
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co~lnm@ Inc sssAi Fsss~ taak taae@ a nnuaf ct
PAL Ten, L"utsmanf t@lan@ pss.rhMfs &ntlhx 40 a.
reslcsinx cnafer Il sevy hnsiy anus. aespss ths
and the guis~s gSvssFTfnx gtaslr swnscss eta Wsrh
accuracy. tpes e~wng tnte hms very msti~ essssses
cas- host ara ihs men st~eS Gaas Nestv. I've hand
acre ~ f&nt ho~etsr lies cwwxmsmH~4 - pkss tee
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the in~pecior sne fssswins eo~r hse tafs~a srease
th@ night nsak AMI ssrs bar saek - tbsT le~i .
front fhsy hssssss rsY@~ - rsrnss soc r1s sse y
wheeling 10 ths frunt made teo mneM ef etsrls
The Strength u sns IVA meet ~ fssle-s--fsld O.
commissioners ssT, r. nas-rnnmtsassa s&n, Z.
drsms ~ hand ~; ssia eemmsnes q ~ q frost
MAKING . toe " sbsus % ~ sais Afsf shs sssss
- siin esntnn~d rxnlax th~ usn~ssl sset
application Zoe ne 81 ne H~ssnth r-Einsent
srmcsy q rempklss Nsrkst end NO Esei1~st sss
forhwnh mzfth~d there 60 nspres'sr kna msstsf a.
~ conriuslon tts r~ftfnent r~snre~a " tn~w esn
arssosy. snfr isGtis satisfied watn th~ar asys wsw&
vvLrxrskK sae~ta4wv rsmxns.
Some ten compxa~s ~ tss N~ss@ns sasrx 0&l
As-cmes for nso@lshs rxrsas 10 ms~res ssssa.G Iss
Sevensh Eghth. NinsA. f~ssf sna seventy ARCS rssl
mcnss oil ~ svoagiy r~pr~~~stsa TIE f~ms<os ~ui
he MADE upso isfsysus p.ses 81 q NJ sisss % tss
evsnns rss essisiiss stR - reviewed ~ ss)~ ssss
ri sha'ss. sns p@ss essr ss~rs vvsss - ~~rh
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IssPscnos or The ssvmrH Rsoxxsr

lNsPhsToS OF fhk bkvkNTH RkCMKM.
This rganizaton which considered the pride OF the
Third brigade II Of the Frat DIVISION assembled for
inspection Thursday morning in very good shape,
although not very strong in numbcra They were how
ever very prompt to time, entering Tompkns square
ius, a. clock struck ten Previous TO their arrival
General varisn, Inspector Wentworth, Major Gre
CORY, Captain Mellen and Lieutenant Halt appeared
upon the ground In uniform Colonel Clark acted
the reviewing officer, and Lieutenant Colonel Bows
assumed command Of the battalion, Major Young beng
in citizens dress outside OF the police ne The review
was good One or officers saluted little too soon,
ana some three four omitted TO look a. the officers
they wee salntng Considerable distance was lost upon
coming into line, and the right companies
what crowded. But The marching was unexceptlcn-
able and the touch along the line OF the front
rank kept MP admirable STYLE. The strength pres
emit in uniform. ~ follows-Feld. 2; commission
cd staH 4: nou-commlss,oned staff I; drummers 30:
band aO ten commands Of twenty our Giles 'front.' max
,pp toal OF $50 uniforms Last year this regiment
paraaad TOs 80 there " cecac o CO from
ar other After the muster which concluded about
three o'clock the regiment made parade throurh the
PRINCIPAL uptown streets and returned 10 the armoy.
fSsPecrIoS Or THx rHiRrr-ssvssrH REGIMENT
The weather on Friday not very agreeable for
outdoor movements and anything bu, pleasant 20 In
a. ocior Who was nocessiiaed 70 handle muskea he
himself being At tho the same time snveoped mill
tart cane II ~ those misty heavy. dun dark,
danu Iooxng oays this mundane sphsre s occasionally
favored VITA got NJ ~eemingy TOR tue purpose " sc