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WASHINGTON, August 80. - The negro
LAngston applied for the Haytien ministry.
The president Informed him that
no vacancy existed, adding that
should such vacancy occur he saw
no reason why Langston's claims should NOT
be considered.
To the inquiry whether the president
would grant Langston another interview in
week, he replied yes.
The Canadian parliamentary nominations
were attended by considerable riots. McGee
was hooted down at Montreal and three
men dangerously beaten. Cavalry charged
the mob.
At Eastport two squadrons guarded the
candidates home. Thirty casualties oe-
CURED; none fatal.
Adyices from Hayti say soulouque. av-
emperor, is dead. The British consul {
Cape Haytien reports lighting against Sal
nave has commenced.
--latest from the Plains
| ST. LOUIS, August J0.-Ealf of REYNOLDS
City Montana, has been destroyed BY fire.
The Montana rangers, under General
BEEN, will move on the Indians shortly.
Five hundred dollars were recently paid
for three Indian scalps.
The wife Of Colonel Baukhead. and
| twenty-five men Of the fifth United States
cavalry have died of cholera at Fort Wal
lace.
PARIS JvIv e. Eorfffp fSe Nfw isss,s,, r.,t.r.,..
ans y ny nNH 44AN 1Agite-tAf LGtAGHdlGH
that the Saltzburg conference secures Ep-
ropeon Peace. but war apprehcnsions excite
the BOurse. Rentes excited
The Cretans continue to resist on the
mountains.
Athens adyices denounce the report of
Omar Pachas success as greatly exagger-
ated.
Minister Bancroft dined with the King Of
Prussia yesterday,
From Southwest Pas.
| SOUTHWEST Pass, August 30. - Arrived,
| United States revenue cutter Wilderness
! Lieutenant Carey.
Arrived down and anchored, schooner
| Village Belle and steam dredge Virgins.
Coming in, two steamers and ship and
bark in tow.
Domestic Markets.
NEw YORK, August 80. Stocks dull:
money firm at tx cent. Gold I42b. Sterl-
ing unchanged; 5-2Os 62. coupons, II4E@
ll5. Flour more active but IOdl5c. loves.
Corn quiet. Oats a shade firmer. Pork
dun. Lard quiet. Whisky steady. Cotton
dull; middlings 27c.
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE AND
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAIL
ROAD LINE.

TRAINS LEAVE NASHVILLE foT Chattanooga and
Atlanta at 200 r NJ, and 800 A. M, and for Doca-
tur and Huntsville at 200 P. NJ. and $50 A. M
SLEEPING CARS accompany all night trains.
Passengers leaving by go A, NJ. train can take
sleepng-car at depot at any hour 10 the evening.
KNOXVILLE BRANCH train leaves Louisville at 10
A. NJ for Lebanon, Danvllle, and Grab Orchard,
connecting by stage for all important points in
Southeastern Kentucky.
CAVE CITY ACCOMMODATION train leaves Louis
vile at $40 A. NJ arriving at Cave City 3:i5 r. NJ,
and stopping at all intermediate stations
BARDsTowE train leaves Louisville at I 30 T. VI.
The 800 =. NJ. train for Nashville and Memphis
daily; the 90 A. NJ, train daIy except Sunday
Bardstown and Knoxville Branch trains run dai y
except Sunday. ALBERT FINK.
an3 lteneral SuDt i. 4 N. n r
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Governor Wells to be Rein8tatedi
Grant Prohibits Reinstatements


WASHINGTON, August 80, 1867.
Hon. W. P. Kellogg, collector Of the port
of New Orleans, has received assurances
from the president and secretary of the
treasury that he is in no danger Of removal,
and that no faith is placed in the clamorous
statements of the whisky ring" from Lou.
isiana.
General Steedman leaves tor his old home
Toledo, Ohio, tomorrow.
He says he will not take Rolins'5 place
as commissioner of internal revenue.
There was no business transacted at the
cabinet meeting to-day. The time vas spen'
in friendly conversation.
1t has been ascertalned that the rebels re
siding near Manassas have collected and art
selling the bones of Union soldiers for ma
nure to bone factories.
General Rousseau sails from New York
bound for Oregon tomorrow.
The movement announced in the news
papers for preferring charges against Cen
eral Sheridan has been abandoned.
Administrationists announce that General
Hancock will reinstate Governor Wells, and
say his removal by Sheridan was because of
his action in connection with the leyee
board.
Grant has issued an order to the COM
mander of the nth military district, who
succeeds Sheridan, prohibiting reinstate.
ment of deposed officials, PAYSON.
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GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE EAST,

MILWAUKEE TO DETROIT, TORONTO,
vi Montreal, Niagara Falls Buffalo, Syracuse,
Utica. Troy, Albany, Springfield, New York, Boston,
etc.
Passenger trains on the Michigan Central Railroad
excepted, AIS p. NJ. Saturdays excepted and 10 r.
NJ, Saturdays and Sundays excepted. All making
through connections
Passenger leaving Milwaukee via Chicago and
Milwaukee Railroad twice daily connect at Chica-
go with Michigan Central trains.
Through ticket via this route and sleeping berths,
.on night trains), be had in Milwaukee at Union
Ticket office, Chicago and Milwaukee Railroad and
at their depot. HENRY u. WENTWORTH
General Western Passenger Agent.
EllI. Il An,E MiuranEna M
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-08-31

A SENTIMENTAL recent railroad cele-
bFation the following sentiment was given;
"our mOthers-the only faithful tenders
who never misplaced a switch
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-08-31

ST. Louis having triumphed over the
street railway corporations in the tone
cent war the Democrat directs attention
TO the city bakers. who are charging last
winters prices for bread, when hour was
SIS to $50 per barrel.
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eoldan. tlaxon aud SilkeB Uurls pro
isTfWe q Prof. DIX BREUX'S FRISER
ltsIaa.it One application warranted to curl
aglets, or heavy nassiye curis, HAS bsen
\ fis.iso naDlea OF Paris and London with
~ Ans fesults- Does no injury TO the
,asi y. nlall sealed and postpaid, 81. De
In. NJ Nhksk GkR. SHUTS a co.,
saS,'a 70 70 - River street, Troy, N. Y,
Sole a9ents for United statss
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ALLENTOWN RAILROAD LINE

NEW ALL RAIL, FAST FREIGHT LINE.
IN direct between Boston, New \ ork. and Pitts
burg, via Harrisburg, Allentown, and Jersey CITY,
without change OF Cars.
New York goods for PittsbuTg must be delivered at
Pier No. IA North River 10 the Agent Of the >
Allentown transportation Company, and not to the
agents Of the New Jersey Central Railroad, at same
pier.
Bills of Lading issued at the office of the Line, No.
25 Broadway.
Boston Ofhce No. II Washington street.
JOHN p. HAMILTON, Agent,
aus Office foot of Liberty street. PittsDurg.
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INSTRUCTION.
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ING
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The popularity Of thus book has never been equal
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spa III Washi1gtoa street, Boai0s-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HOME MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY
or
CINCINNATI, OHIO
seenred CapItaI, 5000. 900.

o. +. Moore, President; o. NJ. Ransom, Vice Pres
ident; q. H. Frost, Secretary; and managed BY a
Beard OF Directors and trustees who are among the
oldest well the most substantial and influential
merchants and business men.
for Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas, No 43 Caron
deet street. New orleans.
The HOME MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
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J. A. WARNER. Agent,
43 CNrondelet street.
AGENTS WANTED. au29 I'm
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SYaOICS TO Be CHOSEN IN EACH PARISH.
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EVERY SATURDAY,
until October, and every alternate Sat
Hg the winter, for
HAMBURG,
Northampton, taking passengers for South.
london, hayre, aud Hamburg.
passage in gold or its equivalent-tirst
second Cabin SIS; Steerage $3I 90,
amburg 10 New fork-tIrst Cabin 1855
iaers; second Cabin lis Prussian thalers;
Do Prussian thalers.
1thampton to New Yorl,-FIrst Cabin, ELS;
bin, 9l6; Steerage, -.
Aayre 10 New York-Eirst Cabin, 6O0f
bin, 421f; Steerage, 230f.
Paris to New Ork - First Cabin, 6i5f.;
bin, 450f ; Stserage, 2i0t.
rom Hamburg to New HCrk, E2 l9s, and
primage per ton.
EW ORLEANS ANB HAMBURG, call.
Hampton for goods aad passengers from
England:
in Hamburg, Southampton, New Orleans.
IS iist Nov nov. ith i i; Nov. 18th 18th Dec.
Price Of Passage
Orleans to Southampton, London, Hayre,
burg-First Cabin, $50; Steerage S45-
lst Cabin. I'd Cabin. stserage.
prug to N. O...2s0 thai. $50 thai 20 thai
'' 745f 560f. 2t0f.
lrom Hamburg TO New Orleans, e3 and Is
1mage per ION.
Is for eabia passengers include everything
3 and liquors Steerage passengers have
21lngs eating, aud driDAng utensils.
Agents in New York-KUNRARDT &
hange Place.
Passenger Agents in New Iork-RICH.
DAh, 9 Barclay street
Agents in New Orisans-WILLlAMS.
CO., 6J Carondelet street.
PASSENGER Agents in New OFleans-MAU-
lse Gravier street.
Agents.
nrg--AUG. BOLTEH. VIM. MILLERS,
81 Admlrahtacto street,
et.
smptOn-sMITH. sUNDIUs Z CO., 4
-.HM, DUNCAN, 81 QuaI dOrl6ans.
narte. aulO
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THE LOUISIANA LEVEES,
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IMPORTANT ACTION BY GEN. SHERIDAN,
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THE LEvEEs TO BE REPAIRED
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ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILWAY

VIA CINCINNATI, OR URBANA, OR GALLON
or Mansfield, or Cleveland or CORY, or Salamau.
ca TO or from New York. Boston. Pittsburg, Phila.
delphia, Baltimore, and Washington City.
This is the only route TO the Oil Regions of Penn.
sylvania.
Passengers who wish quick and comfortable trip
will appreciate the smooth and perfect track, the
luxurious day cars, and the magnificent sleeping
coaches the excellent dining halls, with ample time
for meas, and the prompt time and sure connections
OF the Atlantic and Great Western Railway
Fare as low and time as quick as by any other
route.
Through Tickets and Baggage Cheeks-No. gS3
Broadway, New York; Nos. is state street and 35
School street. Boston; Depot and Union offices.
Cleyeland No. 66 CLARK street, Chicago; IL Cncin-
natl, at No. 20 West Fourth street, n. L. corner
broadway and Front streets, lis Vine street at U, s.
Mail Line Steamers Landing foot of Vine street,
and at New Passenger Depot Of the Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton Railway; in Louisville, at ).
W corner Main and Third streets, and 20 Fourth
street. and at all the Offices OF connecting lines.
L. ID. RUCkER, Gen'l Supt.
W. B. SHATrUO Genl Ticket Agent au3
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The following important order was issued
at noon to-day:
HEADQUARTERS FIFTF MILITARY DIsJRUcr
New Orleans, La Aug. go 1861.
Special Orders No 1870.
Extract
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d sTAPLETON-

HATTIE
AM
Dealer in Guns, Pistols, Ammunition Military
| Goods. and Furnishing Goods,
o. 0T............,. Canal street..,.,.....-.,...0S 90
aui NEW ORLEANS
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THE BONES OF UNION SOLDIERS.
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rkkY AND FURNITURE STORE.
II 90 BisnvilIe street.
A'''aa and EzOhAngs Allsy, New Orleans.
fessss Made 10 Order. All Kinds Of
- AAds' Repaired, and Vanished.
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Official Journal of the City of New Orleans.
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FROM WASHINGTON

GENERAL STEEDMAN AND THE HA7 OFFICE
Rumors of his Assignment Thereto Unfounded,
No Immediate Changes in the Cabinet.
Mediterranean Ports Opened TO American
Trade,
LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
Highly Interesting from all Points.
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GENERAL STEEDMAN AND Mr., ROLLINS,
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Saorilegious Traffic by Rebels,
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A FRIENDLY CABINET MEETING.
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FROM WARRINGTON
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BY TELEGRAPH,

Especial Dispatch to the Republican,
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DEPARTURE OF GEN. ROUSSEAU.
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JEFFERsONVILLE, MADISON, AND
INDIANAPOLIs RAILROAD.

THE ONLY ALL-RAIL ROUTE TO THE EAST,
North, and West.-Passengers taking this route
arrive in Eastern Cities Eleven Hours in advance Of
passengers leaving same day on U. 5. MaiiDOats.
Trains leave and arrive at Jetfersonvile Depot i'm
mediately opposite Louisville) as follows;
DEPART. ARRIVE.
$50 A NJ exct Sunday 5:45 A. M, exct Sunday
200 p. NJ, e.. e. 200 P. Nj, =. O..
g s:i5 - I; n; Saturday !9:59 i959 Z M NJ
nE- Baggage checked through to all prineipa!
points.
B1- Elegant Sleeping Cars on all night trains
RsE- For condensed through time tables and con
nections see small bills and call at Company office
corner Third and Main streets, Louisville, Kentucky
HORACE SCOTT,
General Superintendent.
JAMES FERRIER,
General Ticket Agent.
Jacksonville, Ind, July l. 1867. aus
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getr Orleans Republican.

Official Journal of the United States.
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COLLECTOR KELLOGG IN FAVOR.
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A4ER9 ANn AIOUATACH %

grow, upon the smoothest face
a q nsle, hFe weeks BY using DR. SEVIGNE's
aLhUh CAPlLLAIRE, the most won.
lttylY ~ modern science, acting upon the
s aAals IN an almost miraculous manner.
4ea ~ the elite Jf Paris and London
Nattsrlng success. Names OF all pur
- registered, and II entire satisfaction
en- IN every instance, the money will be
fn,eenaed. Price BY mail, sealed and post.
descriptive circulars and testimonials
IN. BERGER, SHUTS a 90,
VI w, \. 70. 1S5 River street, Troy, N. r.,
.u1W Sole agents for United BtAtea
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Charges Against Sheridan Abandoned,
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The nnIltary band Is now c0nlnlng ltseIf
to furnishing music for those at and i'm
mediately surrounding the military com.
our citizens nightly crowd the sidewalks of
st. Charles street to listen to the band of
the Olympic music hall, thankful for such q
solace to soothe their savage breasts and to
soften their rocky hearts.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-08-31
WHITE LIQUID
Enamel.

EnAKneAs
toslag and Identifying the Complexion.
fal1apie and perfect preparation in use
he SKIN beautiful psArl-like tint, that is
IN youth. II quickly removes Tan,
iihples, Blotches, Moth Patches, SAlloW'
ltons, and all impurities OF the skin, kind.
le sane, leaving the skin white and clear
Y, ats use cannot be detected by the
t,ny, aud, being vegetable preparation,
harmless. ID IS ths only article al the
~ the srench, aud is considered by the
~ ~ IRq1lapensable 10 a perfect toilet. Up.
~ bottles we're sold during the past year,
asrAntee OF its efficacy. Price. only 70
Dy mail, postpaid. on receipt of an or.
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TO EVERYBODY.

". Utrcular, giving information Of the
4 &ssasanee ea.i.lee 70 the young OF both sexes.
-oN oN tue homely may becons besutifui
~ pected, and the forsaken loved
i~ey or gentleman should fail to send
y Sno receive copy, postpaid, BY re-
AZ Y. Drawer n, Troy.Y. Y.
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STEAMBOATS,,
.,erv WEDNESDAY, at 5P. NJ, and FRI
DAY, at 10 A. NJ,
FOR BAYOU SARA AND ALL IN
termedidate landings on the Coast-Ihe
] ID line and last passenger steamer


Ibervllle,
Gross, master, u. Landry CLERK
"a regularly as above.
~ n RELF, 40 Canal street.
i j. COMAUX, 4 st Louis street:
ciark will be on The landing, foot of Cont
a. OiT to receive freight, and pills OF ladip
~ days OF departure at the Agents office.
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LTENT MEDICINES,

ometh glad t dings of JOY to all.
aud 70 old, to great and to small;
nv winch once was so precious and rare
tor all, and all may be fair,
AE USE OF CHASTELLAR'R
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GREAT BROAD GAUGE DOUBLE TRACK
VI route to New York, Boston, and New England
cities
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URG AMERICAN PACKET
COMPANY.
EVERY SATURDAY

he United states mail, are appointed to
Hamburg Pier, foot Of Third street. Ho.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-13
To CORRESPONDENTS.

We never notice communications
not accompanied with the name of
the author, who must be made known
to us if unacquainted.
Write on oRlstoneasiide OF tk,s paper.
Don't write unless you have some
thing to say of interest to the public;
and be as brief as the subject will al
low. 40 go. - s al l5Iaqaiq
The publication of cOmnunica-
ton is no evidence that the editors
adopt its sentiments The author is
alone responsible for them.
Communications should be address
ed to the Editors of the Journal, :"
and not to individuals.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-13

a keno bank is IN fplf7operation in
BocnxiIle. Can that be considered one Of
the fruits of the late Democratic victory
in that county? Boonville is getting to be
fast place.
A drunken fellow at New Albany, few
nights ago, while leaning over an iron
fence, caught his head between the iron
rods. In this condition a policeman found
him, just in,tiIne to save the poor wretch
from crossing the River Styx.
A silver-plater, named Hoover, who had
become tired of life, attempted suicide at
Lafayette last Saturday. He cut fearful
gasn in niss throat. alavih g, as he wrote.
first attempted hanging, and then poison;
both failing, he resQrted to the knife. 1t
is probable he win Survive.
The fiend who treated Mrs. Purcell 50
outrageousiy at the. C5reencastle Junction,
OF which notice was made in these cob
unlns, has been captured, and is now in
Jail at Greencastle.. a punishment COM
mensurate with his crime ought TO be, and
it is hoped viii be inflicted.
The Indianapoiis Herald says: I A lady
in Fort Wayne opened defupct barnyardi
In the inside of said chick was a
paper of pins, small breast pin, and an
Infants necklace of beads with gold. clasps,
a pair OF armlcts for a child, and orna-
ments to adorn some fair lady's head, all
being i'm n fine state of preservation"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-13
EkENrIICElY IrE rs

The Methodistshold Conference at Pa
dueah this week, .,eo-s,.u
I Atufnptke road is to be built from Bed
ford, Kentpcky,to the, bank OF the river
! opposite Madison.
II is said that charter for.the. Paducah
and Jackson Air Line Railroad viii be
granted by the Legislature of Tennessee
shortly. saFa
Edwin Booths portion of the receipts at
! the. Louisville Theatre last week was 81, 500,
Really fair wages these hard times. <s.il
The man who does the river for the
Louisvil. e Democrat asserts that you cant
improve the appearance of a hat by put
ing a brick in it, He probably speaks
from experience. an ssr ~ ~
The continentaliHotet al Paddcah. iun-
der the management of Mr.. Eldred, has
been closed at the suit of George Kitner.
The LOUISVILLE Coterie4 Learns that q d iii
Guilty occurred on Saturday between two
men named Shelton and Hawkins, at 81
post office about twelve miles from Eliza
BEETHOVEN, in which the latter was shot,
end, it is supposed, fatally wounded by the
former. Surrendered himself to theg au-
thoities AT EliAabethtown. a. 'estsa 4
The Harrodsburgh Transcript says: &" We
understand that some fifteen or twenty
hands Have gone to work in the past few
days in the gold mines on or. near the
line between this and Anderson County,
Parties interested in the matter say that if
those who have tested the ore are lot prac-
ticing fraud upon them, it is one of the
richest mines ever discovered, not being
surpassed even by California or Colorado
{, The Glasgow Times reports that a yonng
man was killed. by q Mr.. Wilcoxen, near
Lazarus store, in Metcalfe County, last
Saturday liight.i WiIcoxen came home
intoxicated and commenced abusing his
wife and daughter in very outrageous
and violent manner The young man
having interfered, a quarrel ensued be-
tween him and .Wilcoxen, in which he
was stabbed blythe latter. He died in
stantly.
The Bowling Green Democrat published /
an account, a short time ago, of the mis- |
conduct of soldiers at that place. 1t turns |
out that it was a one-sided statement, as /
was to have been expected frpnl.s thatl
source. Captain Sommers, of that place,
who is in command OF the troops Stationed |
there, called Son the ad1tor, and caused q /
graceful crawhshing. He moreover COM
plains that, his men have been arrested
without proyocation and thrown. into
prison, all of which is no doubt true. Those
stay at-home rebels, who had not the
sand in their craw to q light it out on that
line" take great delight in showing their
vindictive feelings towards the Federal