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cine New Railrcad Law OF mar
ma.

rnring the present session OF .'e 'I,''
, cm;s,oture. The LII Introduced at the
,sn,lar session auxhorizing counties and
,ou nsAips to cid H., construction OF raii-
po,cs was ta':cn up and passed. and has
become lew.
TIN. principle features aud provisions
~ thc bill arc as follows: whenever
one hundred ireehclders shall pe'i'ion
Ike County Commissioners for an appfo-
,,r;.-iou. 10 aid some orgsli2cu failroau
co,,,a,,v 10 onfsruet the II road through,
~ II the county. 70 a named amount, not
exceeding two per cent. OF the iaNaoies'
80 shoan b, the last duplicate. the COM
,,issioners axe to order the polls TO DC
,,,.,,,d mon dav named. of which four
weeks notice Is giycn, for The To'ers o.
tpe county 10 vote npon the suolcc1. IL
4 majority of the votes east are IN favor
&c the appropriation, then The om'nls-
sioncrs are 10 levy tax. at the ensuing
June session. 10 raise the money, but the
t,x in one wear cannot exceed TWO pei
c,r, thereon. W hen the money is col
lo5.cd tho county can either take stock III
Tic railroad and pay when i; is supscrip'
fd for. or n donation c;ln he made by The
,onr,;ssiourr. to aid its construction
Jf thr money is donated payments can
ouly be made after the road Is Located
and work done I'D paid for to an amount
equal to the Donation nor can TO exceed
fttv prr cent. of The amount voted lo'
he donated until The cars run over I'M
road through the county. N iaiure u
commence work within one year afte'
the TAX Is levied. or failure to complete
inc road within three yeers, forfcits III
right of the company to the money RAISED
hy. the county. unless for good cause
shown. wears future time is granted b!
tho County Commissioners and, there
fore the money goes into the genera
county fund. The provisions OF the bill
are also made applicable to any one O
more townships. whenever twenty-five
freehcldcrs shall present petition iron
zach aid to railroad which runs through
the same.
The bill has been carefully drawn soa
TO guard the rights of taxpayers, and
The same time secure the construction Q
railroads wich commend themselves
worthy of aid
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PonoERY.-James Rayburn "cut stick
from Ireland, in this county few days
aco in better financial condition than
when he entered it, a few months previ-
onsly. He was mice young man..
and always behaved iii "dignificd
s,vlc. and thus gained the confidence OF
a good many. Before leaving, he went
into the Lemon settlement and bought
horse with his own note with the name
of Samuel Dillen, ST.. also on 1t, foi
for sos. He then took the horse and
traded it for two horses, giving note
purporting to be signed by John n. Nor
Gan and Samuel Dillen for sl4O %, ant
receiving some money in exchange. III
then sold one Of the horses to Thoma
Dincn for sl2o 90. and borrowed hi
saddle to ride to Petersburg to look
some harness, since which nothing ha
been heard of him. OF course the sig
natures of Mr.. Dillcn and Mr.. Morga
were not genuine, but the young ma
escaped without any trouble.
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Frnv.-Thc residence Of Mr.. Tit, in
Ferdinand was burned TO the ground on
Tuesday of last week, together with all
its contents. Cause-dcfcctivc Auc. Loss
several hundred dollars. No insurance
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SHOOTING We understands shooting
affair occurred in Huntingburg on last
Friday, in which Mr.. John Berger took
a couple of shots at Mt. Michael Wuetch'
or. Nobody hurt. What it was about
we couldn't learn, but heard it was that
.'grcen-eyed monster" jealousy.
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NORTH SHADE, GRATIoT Co., MICH,
August. 1859.

NORTH SHADE, GRArror Co.. MTcH.,
August. 1859.
DR.. C. w. Roback. Dear Sir:
lam now about So years old, and
have been afflicted with rheu-
matism in my limbs. so thatI
was unable to leave my room at
times for % years. ] suffered
general nervous dcrangcmcnt
and excessive debility. andhavc
used almost every kind ofpatent
medicines to no benefit. | have
tried a great many physicians
to no purpose. | now feel very
thankful that ! have at last
found q medicine that has given
relief. l have bought some OF
YOUR Scandinavian Blood Pills
ofyour agent at Mathcrton, Mr.
Marcus Smith, and they have
given me almost entire relief.
Mylimbs and veins were great
" swollen, but your medicines
| have reduced them to their
proper size, and l have been
able towalk three and four miles
at a time.
Very respectfully, yours,
DEBORAH NoBEHIS'
May Z, '60-ly
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HON r.
TESTIMONY Y.
DYSPEPSIA AND RIIEU.
MATlSM.

CuEsAyrSo, SAGINAW Co.. Mica,
July Sd, 1858.
DR.. G. w. Roback, DcarSir:
Ny father, now about sixty.four
years of age, has been, for the
last five years, severely afflicted
with Dyspepsia and Rheulna-
ism,attendedwith gencralncrv-
Gus arrangement; indeed, to
such an extent, rs to defy the
Medical skill of our best Fh...'
sicians. And l can truly say,
that believe it was reserved
for your Scandinavian Rene
dies to perform what all other
remedies had failed to do,-to
work a radical cure. For, after
taking a Box Of your Blood Pills
and a bottle ofPuriticr, he began
torecover rapidly; his appetite
returned, the Rheumatic pains
left him, and he is now i'll the en-
joyment ofbcttcrhcalth than no
has enjoyed in the last tiiteei.
wears. and is heavier in flesh
than he ever was before. And l
can not close this without say
ing. that l believe your Rclne-
dies are all and more than they
arc represented.
Yours respectfully.
JAMES II. TERRY.
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or II il said that there arc In the Old
and New Tcstaments IS books, 1873
chapters. 3l,l73 verses, 773,69. words,
.a566, $50 letters.
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FAMOUS Jon PRINTING. we give Mr.
Fletcher the benefit Of an advertisement
i'm the Courier of his business. gratui-
tously, for the sake Of showing the splcn-
did photography of his poster. Where
il was printed nj the Lord only knows,
but We presume at some office whose
proprietor paid fletcher for the privilege
of doing the job. II il on sheet three
bv five inches in size, and would be Il
curiosity in Barnums collection. We
give il ycrbatim ct litcratim:
fletcher -
-OTWEII.. I'm.
Manufnctcr Of boots aud sh~~s > scwid
or pcgde Work don prompt and in thu
BEST of ORDER PRICES CllEEPEr
THAN Eany first Class WORK
MAN 0J
-. - price List
Fine french calf Boots Sewid -. 8 s5C
- $50
French kip. sewid -, zoo
lpcgd very Strong 4 D"- go
rabbi ooo
CYhs mos - $50
'coars shoes - =. >, .DO
womans shoes ccars 4 fine from ESQ 4
500 dollars call &cxalnin work ~
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that tho I'M
IN designed has been appointed Adj
Iministrstor of the Estate Of Robert Fer
Iris, late Of Dubois county, deceased
lSaid Estate is supposed to be solvent.
| WV. II. FERRIS, Administrator.
May lA-2w
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nrA week from next Monday j
Court. Those int rested
VIII take notice. We understand pc
Il ion will be presented under tie ncw
Nv. asking the Gommioncrs to order al!
selection OH the question of subscribing
stock bv the county, to the New Aloa"!
railroad. When the election takes plat
We will see how far our count! Is al
va G III from barbarisin.
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TuE LApy's FRIEND FOR JUNE Inv
steel Plate for this number Is the beau.
,iul, sanity face Of Isabella, one oil
|Shakspcare's characters. The rolorea
fashion plate gives rich and tastcfut
bridal dress. and others Of the latest
lstyle, For musis,. we find. appropriate
lly for June, 'lsoscs Fair rs .'ennys
Check" The literary department. FUR
nishcs choice entertainment i'll tho way
|of light reading. Published by Deacon
Ia Peterson. SIC Walnut Street, Philadcl-
Iphia, at $500 n year (Which MISC includes
d large steel engraving, Four copies
,|S6. Five copies land one gratis, IS.
!, l.Thc Lady's Friend" and "Thc Saturday
I Evening Pest (and ONE cngrav'ng, S4.
!, Specimen numbers sent for ten cents.
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May 7, go

FORTUNE IN ANY STATEN 10, sac
~ New patent article for every female Ssmpfs+
Addre.s INVENTOR. 20. BOX 2ias. Ne~ YORK
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-24

The exports to-day were divided as follows:
lO4 to New York, 53a to Boston and to Havana.
ToBAcco.-This market has been very dull and
inactive for the past few days. There has been
only a moderate inquiry for export. while the
local demand is very light. The stock has been
gradually increasing and ID now quite fair. Prices
continue unchanged. We quote the market as
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-24

the furniture FIXTURES shsrso thenssvs
lncrnsistently with decsum and propristy.
RULE s. Any person Who shall deface, nstists Or ab
tract newspaper periodical placed Gle upon he
Reading Room tables shall pay 20 the ene esna
four times the value thereof and for repeated onsnss
shall be liable to expulsion
RULE Any msr-bcr shall b privileged TO Introduce
friend not resident Of the city whose must be regis
in book provided that purpose and vhs VIII
ceve from the Librarian ticket Of admission tor the term
four weeks, to the 81 the Association
RULE s. An order from member "a draw books does no
htte the holder 70 the privileges Of the Reading Room
RULE These rules shall be binding and Of like force VIVA
the preceding ByLsvs and win be amended IN like manner
at the discretion of the Beard Of Drectcrl
d3iensD SAMUEL MULLEH.
ROWLAND Il. TIMPSON,
q TAYLOR WEBSTER
w. PERKINS
l'.a.a- m" tA-- ~ JOHN GREENFIELD,
6USTAvE Pilot, -
r- JAMES 4. TUCKER,
VIZ COOKE,
..rr ARTHUR BLACHE,
OSCAR K LYLE, -
a1 Executive Committee Y. NJ NJ. L a.
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omeiaI Journal of the City OF New Orleans.

TO promote the social material land political webens Of
the city of New Orleans the State Of Louisiana and the great
Southwest will be in the future 1t has been in the past
the purpose Of this Journal The columns of each days issue
referred Of the fshfuness and
with which this design is executed
While the point of the CRESCENT is independent
with reference all the subjects Of comment
az discusso it's opinions vii always be found to be
dfd,y, a~nsfsssy fssriessiy expressed 7--i-s
carefully selected corps Of
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-24

We the sussebes young Of the city sfNev Orleans,
DESTROYS Of sdeptne Ell Gent extend
mercantile and other subjects general utility
associated ourselves for the pposs Of establishing
library and Reading Room. for government have
adopted The following
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N. O. STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
KB........~................ CHAKTEH
lew ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. !
ssx.. or LeuruAxA. Orr or Nsv oxLzAHs.

Be Known, mat % shis sghsh day Fsbrusry ths
year Of Lord thousand hundred and sixty eight
and Of the independence of the United States the
ninety second. before Edward Ivy. notary pabic
in and tor the City and Parish Of New Or
stoned and sworn, personally came and appeared the
assis.sd sh,t sysilns o. ne IS OF "a
ton corporations this State they have cevenaned and
do by these presents covenant agree and oinc
themselves and those whom they represent 20 form them
selves and constitute corporation for the objects and
purposes and under the stipulation regulations and eehE
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We object said company Is 30 construct or othervse pro
cure and steamships to constitute line
lines stesmship to be owned and controlled In the city
ofNew Orleans TO between said city and
or porte ON the Atlantic Gulf Of Mexico
The Of said company shall be the proper person on
whom 20 serve citations legal where
In Corunany MAJ BE- interested.
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CONSTITUTION.

ne name style Of Association shan be "THE
YOUNG MEMS MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIA
TON OF THK CITY OF HEg oRLEAEan TTI
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ARTICLE

rns name snd ttle Of said Company shsl Be the "NHw
ORLEANS BTEAMBHIP COMPANH,n and Its doralcn |.
hereby established the city Of New Orleans and shall
sxist and continue Of twenty from the
presents unless dissolved hereins
provided 1, shall seal with device
he same and She name Of the Company ths margin
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THE DAILY CRESCENT
THE SUNDAY CRESCENT

Is peculiarly HOME JOURNAL It's ample columnsw
crowded with choice reading matter especially writ
ten or this issue. including rich entertaining
and variety welcome alike to the merchant the
planter mechanic the housewife the and the old
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-24

Receipts since Friday 1873 hhds. and bales;
exports so hhds. ssles-5 hhds. new, medium to
good leaf, averaging 10c. ff ..e..-lrF- =.
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Commercial and Monetary Reviews.

VIII the scrutiny to the fidelity and judg
which important branch Of newspaper duty Is
performed for the CRESCENT.
In bef the Prop rietor CRESCENT proposes to
tnue present the Public LIVE and in every respect
FIRST CLASS PAPER, properly supplying the impera-
tive need Of the BUSINESS COMMUNITY AND FAMILY
CIROLE II will be in the future In the past influenced
by the spirit of aiming at its own continual i'm
provement the benefit of its patrons.
The CRFsCENrS circulation and its line OF advertise
sufficient testimony to the favor with which it
efforts for the public been appreciated and rewarded
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RELIEF ASSOCIATIONS.
DELIEF FOR THE SICKl $3.50

III
How often does It happen thst whole family
Ia brought TO the point Of misery through sickness
of their provider, the husband and Tho iasner-no
being un BILE In such state to labor for the means
Of support, aud they, being too proud 70 ask for
assistance in time. are exhsusttg all their little
means for medicines and doctors fees and af last
there is nothing shining but utter dc spondency
All tbis can be avoided OF paying in good times
a small amount 10 the fund Of the 6OUTHEHN
MUrIIsL BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION FOR
the relief nt the sick.
half Annually, IS every week WHEN slck or ~
paying S5 $40 every wet k, M matter whether The
disease Is derived from accident or any other cause.
The premiums are put so low as to enable even
the poorest 10 join this benevolent
and secure TO his family enough TO keep them from
want
Information can be received ut the ONCE Of tho
cOmrapy, $40 Broad street.
= gents for all parts Of the country are wanted.
DIRECTORS: Wini,m Wi'dt President; A.
Hodeker. Treasurer; John II Pein, secretarv.
TRUSTEES: John Purcell : James Millefs
cashier Of The Union Savings Bank; 8. II. Rosen-
baum. - Totf apo
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A DISTINGUISHED lNTRODUCTIoN-THE
NEW YORK BOARD OF BROKERS HoAxED.-
A huge joke was perpetrated at the ex-
pense of the open Board of Stock Brokers
on Friday afternoon. 1t having been ru-
mored that the Lieutenant-Governor of
Louisiana Ia negro formerly known as CUT
fee DUNN would visit the Board some time
during the day, several darkies that ap-
peared were cheered vociferously by the
mischievous bulls and bears. Finally, two
jolly brokers hit upon splendid way Of
selling the other members Of the Board.
Quietly taking: their leave, they went to a
neighboring barber-shop, and for fee Of
ten dollars engaged colored professor to
personate the Lieutenant Governor. The
brokers and the colored guest then pro-
ceeded to the Board arm-in-arm, and per-
feet silence reigned, during which they adj
vanced through the crowd to the presi-
dents chair. After the escort had intro
duced the guest to the president they turn
ed and began introducing him to the other
members, while the cries for speech fill
cd the room. 1t was not long, however,
before the brokers discovered the " SELL"
and the bogus "Gov'n nor" vas compelled
to retreat rather hastily.-New York
World.
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COMMERCIAL CONVENTION IN CHICAGO
The GRAIN TRADE, &c. Chicago, April
2S.-The Commercial Convention, composed
Of delegates from the boards of trade of
Milwaukee, Os#ego, Chicago, Buffalo, De-
troit, Toledo, and the New York Grain Ex-
change, met here yesterday morning. Mr..
Bennett, Of Buffalo, spoke in reference to
the granting Of national aid TO the Eric ca
nal and removing it from State politics.
The question Of the possibility of procu-
ring reduction Of canal tolls, and the ap-
pointment of committee to 60 to Albany,
was strongly urged. Several New York
members declared that no heavy reduction
could be secured so long as the great New
York roads were so powerful.
Others claimed that the rates must be
reduced not only on the canal, but also at
Buffalo, Milwaukee, and Chicago, on the
northwestern roads, and it would take very
close figuring to cut the rates down 50 as to
compare favorably with those by the new
route pia New Orleans. The necessity of
lower rates was admitted, but there was no
decided agreement as to how to lower them.
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The coal-miners Of Hyde Park, in Scran.
ton, Pc, have voted to join in the move
ment for 9 general suspension of work in
the anthracite coal-6elds. -
The original Germantown and Philadel-
phia passenger railroad depot building,
built In 1862, and lately used as 8 freight
depot, was burned Wednesday night, with
heavy loss IN cars and freight.
There Is great excitement in Msmsro-
neck, New York, over the murder of 8 jew
eller named Robinson, who was found dead
in bed, with his head crushed in, and his
money (about s7O0) stolen.
Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. Brophy and a
girl aged fourteen were severely burned in
Philadelphia by the explosion of q can Of
coal oil, which the girl was pouring on the
fire. Mrs. Brophy and the girl were fatally
burned, it is thought.
Senator Wilson was publicly received by
the Springfield armorers in Massachusetts
on Wednesday, and spoke upon the subject
Of the eight-hour Law and his recent letter.
President Grant, and hoped that he would
settle all dispute by general order at an
early day. The Senator pledged Congress
for decision at the next session.
The commissioners appointed by the
State Of Pennsylvania to ascertain the
amount of damages inflicted by the rebels
during the war upon the people of the
border counties Of that State have finally
gotten through with their labors, and have
made report. 1t is understood that the
State Of Pennsylvania does not propose to
assume the payment Of these damages, but
simply to ascertain the correct amount Of
them, in order to make demand upon the
Federal Government for payment at some
future time.
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A letter from Savannah, Ga, says that
an extensive trade has been carried on In
that city for many years, but since the war
this traffic has largely increased, and Sa-
Yannah now ranks go high that she stands
second to New Orleans only in the extent
of her operations, outstripping even Mobile.
As an evidence of the magnitude Of the
Savannah cotton trade, it may be stated
that she has during the past thirty days
shipped direct to foreign ports "A, 800 bales
of upland and 743 bales OF sea island; and
coastwise during the same time, 1884
bales of upland and 253 bales of sea island.
The letter also says that another prominent
article in the trade of Savannah is guano.
During the past four months the Georgia
Central railroad alone transported about
10000 tons, valued at over s2,OO0,OOo.
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scALps RIsrNG.-Who wants to 60 on q
profitable scalping expedition? A Texas pa
per says:
"The price of Indian scalps he's ad-
vanced since the notorious outlaw elsnton
made contract with the authorities Of
chihuahua, Mexico, to furnish then, a. ten
dollars per head, snd attempted to ring in
MexicaH scalps at the same price. Colonel
Buck Barry, of Bosque county, in writing
to gentleman Of Corsicana, says that @
purse Of 81 900 has been made up for the
scalp Of each and every Indian or thief
killed in that section,'
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The Moorefeld Advertiser announces
With exultation that reports from various
counties in West Virginia through which
the Alexandris, Loudoun snd Hampshire
road is to pass indicate that the right Of
way will be given all the way through free
Of charge. Il also announces that the en-
gineers will commence the survey from
Winchester west early in May.
Judge johnson, Of Centreville city, Ind.
killed himself Wednesday by dose OF GEO.
mite, taken through mistake.
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THE CUBAN REvOLUTION-THE PERU
WAN MONITORS RUaIORED TO BE AT

THE CUBAN REyOLUTION-THE PERU
WAN MONITORS RUMORED TO BE AT
WORK.
HAVANA, April 29.-The Catalonian vo-
lunteers marched on the 18th to raise the
siege of Puerto Principe. They reached
San Antonio without opposition.
The insurgents have again destroyed the
Ssgua railroad.
1t is rumored that Peruvian monitor
has sunk one Spanish vessel-of-war and
captured another.
Sugar firm ct S1sG9 reals.
KEY WEST, FLA, April 29.-The com
mandant Of the Eastern Department of
Cuba DEGREES death to all males over fifteen
years Of age who are absent from their
homes without sufficient cause. All dwell
ings that do not fy white flag are to be
burned.
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ARREST OF AN ASCENDING CLERK-HE
IMpLycATEs ANoTHER.-Neao York, April
28.-William Livingston, formerly de-
livery clerk. in the retail store Of A. i.
stewar. & Co., who last August absconded
defaulter for 1880, was arrested on
Thursday, and arraigned to-day at the JEFF
ferson Market Police Court. Livingston
duplicates Peter S. Curtis, q book keeper,
SIS his accomplice, and offers to turn States
evidence to save himself. Curtis states that
he can prove his innocence. Both were
committed for examination.
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u B. SPENCE & SON,
MERCHANT TAILORS
AND DEALERS IN GENTLEMEN's FUR-
NIsHING GOODS,
No. 1900 MAIN STREET,
invite the attention OF their friends and the public
generally TO their large and handsome stock OF
GOODS for merchant tailoring purposes, consist
ing OF
CLOTHS and CsssIMERES.
We desire to call particular attention to cur
stock Of
GFNTLFMsN's VURNIsHING GOODS,
as we have ali the latest novelties In this depart
ment.
Il call Is respec fully solicited at the old stand
corner Of Main and Thirteenth streets.
L. B. SPENCE & son,
ana la0o Main street.
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d. A YIRGINIAN IN CUBA.-Various rumors
are aHost as to the prowess now being ex-
hibited in Cuba by our young townsman
Mr.. Charles Lambden, who went out to that
island in October last. 1t is ssid that he
has been made colonel for his gallantry,
but upon which side ne has drawn his
sword we have not learned. He was ter
rible sfghtistn during the rebellion, hsv-
ing gathered in many Yankees; and If he
pounces down on q Spaniard or Cuban he
will give him q taste Of the way "Stons-
wall Jackaon's boys FUSED to do things
Winchester Times,