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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-16

THE Courier of yesterday mustered
courage sufficient to deny that the
Democrats arc responsible for the
present license law. 1t says the Legis-
lature of 1859 was Republican, and
cites the fact that Republican Speak
er was elected in the House. We
respectfully submit that the same
Legislature which elected Col. r. j.
Ryan, Democrat. Clerk of the House,
could not have been very strongly Re-
publican. But the responsibility for
the present license law is easily estab-
lished. Col. Calvin Jones, editor of
the Rockport Democrat. who was a
member of the Legislature of 1859,
and also served on the Committee on
Temperance, has the manliness to tell
che truth. He says:
The license law, which now stands
upon the Statute books, is the act that
WE did succeed IN passing just
at the close of the session, not,
however, by q strict party vote, AND
WE are pleased to sag that there acere
more DEMOCRATS than REPUBLI-
CANS voted for the Tau"
Col. Jones, also asserts that Cover
nor Willard gave the law his signature
q0ithowt any hesitation.
This we think is sufficient on the
point of party responsibility. The
Courier will hardly deny that Col.
Jones is a competent witness.
With reference to the Sunday pro-
vision of the law, Col. Jones also tes-
tiles positively and truthfully. He
says:
There being no penalty affixed for
the violation Of the Sunday clause was
very great oversight in drawing up
the bill, because II 1UGs not only the an
teRtiOn of the committee s0h0 framed
the biz, bat 1t s0oS the intention Of the
Legislature that passed the bill, to en-
force that clause, as a0el2 as any other
clause IN the act; and that clause was
enforced all over the State, until 1t
reached the Supreme Court of the
State, when it was ascertained that
there was no penalty attached.
Furthermore, Col. Jones thinks
Judge Robinson deserves credit for
enforcing the law, and the Courier is
deserving of great credit for taking a
most active part in securing his ap-
nointment.
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within the precincts built and sup /
ported by the public fund. Religion |
cannot be kept out of schools; 1t /
comes gratefully in every moral pre-
cept, in every page Of just counsel, IN
every lesson of virtue in the reading
book, whether chosen from Christian
or Pagan pen-from the New York
Observer, the Talmud or the Zend
Avesta, from William Pitt, Confucius,
Epictetus, or Henry Ward Beecher.
A common school room. NELL man
aged, is by no means the profane place
that 1t Is represented to be by some
of those who would make it the arena
of wrangling theologles.
1t is urged By many that the men
who compile the school--readers
wholly ignore the moral and rellg-
ious sentiments" lslt not true, on
the contrary, that four pages out of
| five are devoted to intoxicating such
sentiments? 1t is true, and rightly
/ true, that theological instruction is
omitted. It will not yet while be
profitable to alternate the expert
ments of chemistry with metaphysics,
or even with moral advice, nor to
sandwich theological dogmas between
/ LHG VI AnC AbA4C VI Il AAGOs
We have no state religion" no
prescribed theology. This nation is
| founded on the absolute right of pri-
vate Judgment, and only a man who
is a confirmed and intolerant sectari-
an will permit himself to express con-
tempt for the conscientious scruples
Of his neighbor.
No weakening of the public school;
no robbery of the fund for the pay
of sectarian teachersl We are COM
posite people, and our theology is as
checkered as our blood. If parents
!, desire to have their children taught
the dogma of any particular creed,
let them pay for it extra
but not a dollar from the common
treasury! Here must the impending
battle be fought. We must leave our
baggage and put ourselves in light
marching order. Let no side issue
divert us; let no subordinate or col.
. lateral question divide or weaken US
Religion is necessary, indispensable;
it is the soul of law. the basis Of
order, the inspiration of true life
but theology is an intellectual super.
structure which every man must erec
| for himself.
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DENTISTS.
DIR. Z. HA- AS

Resident Dentist.
Over First National Sank,
Corner Main sRd First Streets.
Evansville, Ind
MANUFACTURER Of COETEEEJ.
Az Gus Gum Work, Gold, Silver, WI,
cantte, Coralite, and Amber Plates, Carvet
Work, Artificial Paiates, &C.
ADMINISTRATOR of Nitrous OKi6f
ian excellent and safe aRasthetic), ClIit
rOforms Ether, and also several local par
lyzers.
NEURALGIA Affections trested.
MY FACILITIES are as good Snd d
establishment as large consisting OF EISs
rooDs) as any in the United States.
I RETURN MY THANKS for the OF.
tsnsive patronage received during the pa-t
EIGHT YEARS nc12s
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A Fine Compliment.

In its more serious moments the
Courier sometimes gives expression
to compliments which we cannot but
appreciate, coming, as they do, from
a political opponent. The following
tribute to the ability and vivacity of
the JOURNAL as newspaper We clip
from the Courier Of yesterday, and
assure our contemporary that we shall
exert ourselves to maintain the high
opinion which it seems to have of our
merits as newspaper:
AsroN1sHING.-Of late the Jour-
MAI. has by its profound knowledge
Of the most difficult questions of
science, religion, medicine, &C., aston
ished even those who knew it best.
The profundity of its logic and force
Of argument often astonish the
most learned of our critics; and,
occasionally, there are flashes of wit
which exceed in brilliancy the most
dazzling meteor which appears In the
armament, or even the most start
ling fash of lightning which breaks
on the astonishing vision when least
expected. These flashes of wit
are like clap of thunder in a
clear sky; for we'll as the reader
is aware of the late acquired
power of the paper, he is astonished
nevertheless. And again, through
q the s.e columns \ so.. q .h that paper is
ing and whitening sarcasm" sarcasm
that may be seen " through the folds
of the paper" sarcasm that, had the
writer been in the place of poor Cox,
when Butler made his "shoo fly"
sally Of wit, would have come to her
rescue, and, like the tide of the ocean
sweeping over the beach, would have
completely overwhelmed the auda-
cious Butler and driven him from his
seat in Congress forever. It is truly
wonderful. Most astonishing.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-16

THE New Albany Ledger says We
are in distress over the prosperity of
New Albany, because we sympathet-
ically alluded to the fact that the
completion of the bridge necessarily
attached that pretty little town as a
suburb to Louisville. The Ledger
seems to regard the absorption of the
town by its larger neighbor as an in
dication of prosperity. We confess
we did not see it in that light. mas
much as our merchants compete with
Cincinnati, Chicago and st. Louis in
wholesaleing goods, we presume they
do not make many Of their purchases
at little county towns.
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IT seems that Mr.. A. D. Condit and
others are ged in buying up Gov
eminent lands in this county that
have been settled upon. A few
weeks ago they swooped down on a
piece of land occupied by George
Grismore, and he has been compelled
to pay them considerable sum of
money to get rid of them. On last
Saturday, one of the parties claimed
possession of fourteen acres of Mrs.
Josiah Peck's farm. The night be-
fore he had built shed upon it and
slept in it to comply with the law,
and when ordered off the place Satur-
day, he assorted that the land be-
longed to him, that it was piece of
lost land, and that he had entered it
at the Government land office, aud
had the patent for it. This land is
held at one hundred dollars an acre.
Our farmers should learn for them
selves whether they occupy lands not
purchased from the Government, and
if so, settle it at once and forever.
Elsewhere will be found a card upon
this matter Washington Gazette.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-16

SUCH occurrences as that at Evans
vile, last week, will react with fear
full effect against what would other
wise be laudable effort upon the part
of wor kingmen to aid themselves by
combinations. The printers in the
daily newspaper offices struck" for
some reason, and for other reasons
the proprietors refused to accede to
their demands, filling the vacated sit
uations with other workmen. One of
these, by the name of Edward VOL
verton. was assaulted by company OF
the strikers, one of whom struck him
upon the head with slung-shot, from
the effect of which he died. Such
gross outrages as these, altogether too
common in cases of strikes" tell
most severely against the craft under
whose auspices they occur.-I1d.
Journal
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SHARP.-The New Albany editors
are displaying signs of belligerency.
Tozsn article which appeared in the
Co.. ~ of Saturday the Ledger
very emphatically says: If this ar
tiele is sanctioned By the proprietor
Of that paper, or by DR.. Rowley, the
endorser Of the proprietor, we wish
to know it. and will, in the future,
deal with them as they deserve.
This sounds like pistols and coffee
for two.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-16

It will be seen that since the acces-
sion of President Grant, the actual
reduction Of the debt has been S117,-
877, 181, while from the highest point
attained in September, 1865, the
amount of the reduction has been
$316.876 2S3.
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BUILD & R -
ENG PORTU N.

We respectfully call your attention TO
brief list OF Building Materials manufac-
tured for and kept on hand b. rs. We
propose to furnish everything required in
building. Our establishment comprises a
combination never before attempted by
any one house, We make Building Ma
teriaIs specially; and from twenty-five
years. experience as mechanic, manufac-
turer, and builder, we fatter ourselves
at we can furnish articles in our line
moe to the satisfaction of builders, as re-
CARDS qu&iity and fitness, than persons
with less experience assuring you that, II
our list comprises anything required by
you, we shall be most happy to forward
You, On aprILsation, our Price List.
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FRAEKING- PRIvILEGE.-The Wen

FRAEKIEG> PRIvILEGE.-The Wen
ma (Illinois) Artery says the Hon.
John II. Crebs, membe; Of Congress
from the Egypt District, is frankiDg
circulars of a Water Cure establish
ment to his constituents. Perhaps
Mr.. Crebs regards the Water Cure as
the most eficacious that can be used
bv his constituents.
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THE following is statement of the
amount of the National debt at the
periods named, less cash in the Treas
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Agents, Read This /!

We Will pay Agents salary OF $50 PER
WEEK and expenses, or allow q large
com mission, TO sell our new wonderful I'M
ventiOns. Address
M. WAGNER d CO,
Margnall Mich.
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with numerous fine Engravings. and bound
in handsomely tinted covers. Farmers will
find this monthly . very efficient aid in all
the departments Of Farming and Stock
Breeding, 1t has "a Veterinary. Depart
ment under charge Of one OF, the, ablest
Professors in the United States, Who an
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questionsrelatihg to Sick, Injured or Dis
$40 sased Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Swine or
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We are now prepared to offer the Amer
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year, to all subscribers. (or rensewals) to the
St: Cloud JOURNAL who shall subscribe i'm
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Initial Stationery ut Tobey's.

~ LIBRARY Assoc1ATIoN.-The last meeting
Of the ST. Cloud Library Association was
held at the house Of H. P. Bennett ESQ.,, on,
Thursday evening last. There was quite q
full attendance and much interest manifest
The W association has recently sent for =
fresh instslment Of books, and is able now
to offer tempting inducements to the read
ing public ofst. Cloud. /, ST.,
In this connection the association win
pardon US for Suggesting that much life
and spiritmight be infused into its labors.
and . fresh impetus given to its prosperity,
BY inaugurating for this winter course
Of lectures-No one will deny the great
need We have Of such entertainment, and
but few can doubt the entire feasibility Of
securing sufficient home and forei gn talent
to answer the purpose. I'M .-1:,.>2% ;
The Officers Of this institution are ladies.
and 4 as one, whom politeness forbids to
doubt their judgment and saeacity, We ap-
pealto them, if it il not wise to furnish
alinent OF this kind to the young Of both
sexes in St. Cloud, who else will surely
CRAFTY their appetite for, excitement, at
sources far less profitable if not lens pure.
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NOTICE I RELATINGI TO
ARTIFICIAL 3 7 T = LIMBS: rrts
VAR DEpARrNEzT,,
SURGEON GENERALS Orrfcr

~ "As AZ III GIoS, July 10th, 1870.
Congress- having provided ~ Acls approved
June II, Jute 80, and July H., 1870. for the
reissue every five years Of Artificial linn
Or the value thereof in money, to officers,
soldiers, seamen and marines. 9Tko shsrSs
lost limbs IN the service { Of sthe United
States, the following instructions are pub-
lished foc the benefit Of those Interested
Agpllc9 tto1slss 10 la bSs cnt3e afASa ,to,
the Surgeon General, from VII $50 Office The
necessary blank will &c furnished on r.
quest. II - i. / ~ 81 II
Upon Applications for limbs in kind or.
ders Will be given by the Surgeon GenlrS}. >
upon any manufactures selected, who shall
arst have fled p boyd ip the sum Of Five
Thousand Dslsars, Nth suretiesT d Hrnfsh
good and satisfactory limbs, without extr.
charge to the soldier, ard make good ali
defesss, Of mate.jaTor wor' snsanship tv;iae.ts
ADDITIONAL chs-ge; subject in all casess iS
the inspection Of such persons a. the Sur.
geen General msy desitnate. = 7f1H INV
:. Blank forms Of bonds win ba fnrn;.h.d
by this Oficd7H2 Es2>'s:"7zE5r saE -''eA<u
! TEslspoHt lion 10 and from r. q. >t.... - :,
n'tine tns":aeiwill Also be Furnished upoa
= written request addressed t.. IN surxson
I!t, .,btt.iGv .etuJ ,g-iaTi
A?phcstlons2 for Communication will bs
c.!.sned % eSursson General, and tran.-
nl''ed 10 the .Commisaioner. Of. Pension.
.or payment through the local pension
;I6T -0a Ici
As1o!l instructions will be forwarded from
!n'e omee with blank form Of appIiea
tion-tts expense Of enployisg IN After.
ney OF Agent will be in no case necessary,
sas.ef bz.. .a4g ~. K, BARNES. 800
-,l.-r ID Surgeon General, q. 8. Army
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We have on hand, printed from new
ype on good paper, full assortment, of
legal blanks, including: r.
Deeds-Warranty, Quit-claim, Mortgage
and Chattel Mortgage,
X. District C0wrt-Summons, Notices of
Trial, Notes Of Issue and Executions. II
JUSTICES Court-Sunmons and Subpe-
mas.
- To Town OrFIcERs.-We are able to
urnish the. following blanks to order, in
any quantity desired:
Order Of Supervisors laying out now
road.
Release Of Damages by Owners of Land.
Notice Of laying out Of roads (for public
Tova er ID :. With stubs, bound or un-
bound.
=. Amdavits TO be attached to all Bills, (for
town or county use.
Bond Of Town Treasurers. Il
ia F." Constable.
=" Justice Of the Peace J :" -
Notice Of election to Town Office.
Il. Oath Of Office Of Town Officers;
q Notice to District Clerk Of Election of
= Justice Of tho Peace,
Notice Of Election Of Constable.
y These blanks are suitable for any town
or county IN tho State.
= Orders from the country, for large or
n all quantities, filled at. St. Paul prices
rs .--!-->----- i ~ = - :
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Choice teas and .eonsss, dirmo11 1os
New York, just received at Edelbrock's.
@-Mishwsukee Pillow, j -, III, IT.!
The new goods announced last week
have arrived At Paul Mockenhaupts. Cal
and see them. e~E. t-.<-,,

Marrow EsoAPE.-Two Of our citizens,
inclined to sylvan sports, attempted to
ford, Two Rivers with horse and buggy,
near the house of Mr.. Tuttle in Morrison
County, last week. The water was deep
and cold, and the current swift. The whole
party went under and the horse and buggy
bsgan making quick time down the current
toward the Mississippi river. The parties
hadn't time to stay in the buggy, besides
they were out hunting, not fishing. One
could swim and tho other couldn't. Tho
latter chung to the former With q touching
tsnaoity. If there 10 time when ono man
sticketh to smother closer than brother it
Is upon an occasion like this.
The upshot Of tho matter is that the men
more dead than alive At last reached the
shore, and the horse ditto sand bar near
the mouth Of the river. A. careful inven-
tory foots up the loss at one overcoat, one
rifle, = pocket book oontaining consider
able sum Of money, buggy cushion, be-
sides divers hats and other articles Of le,
ser value. - n ~! '~' i :.
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-, --~ - - - IS
From the Detroit Mechanic and Lny-n,o,

From the Detroit Mechanic and Invento,.
The Coon TINE CoME.-The patent .
long held by Wheeler & Wilson for the foe
motion feed sewing machine. has At /
expired, and An extension has been refnr,
cd. The day has gone by when a maehaso
costing but from SIS to $50 can be ,us
1t from $50 to 1925. We see that ;na
American Shuttle Sewing Ma chine Comold
n.y. of Detroit, are frs. in the field vitthe
machine embodying all the best featurespa-
the more costly article, and while thh a
machines are in every particular, as De Of
rect IN their adoption to all classes cir
work as the Wheeler s Wilson. Grsver -
Baker, and Sinter, they are now disposinp
Of Of them at prices ranging from $25 10 $40
This is certainly. an immense reductionf
ana IFS effects are already to be seen in tho
large orders received, and The large shin
nents mace daily by the American shuttle
sewing NJ chine Company, 1l5 Bates street.
Detroit.
Mr.. Jacob Clason is the General AGENT
for Iowa and Minnesota. Send him stsn.j
f. for circular and sample work. He wants
live agents every where. ,Ex:re induce
ments offered Address Jacob Clason
West Union. Iowa.
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NOTICE..

= u. s.. LAND OFFICE, /
E' st. Cloud, Mimi, Aug. 25, 1870. !
NOTICE is hereby given, by order of the
Commissioner Of the General Land Office,
that the tract of land known as the "Gul
Lake Reservation" and embracing the fol-.
lowing townships and ranges, viz: Town
ship 1873 of ranges %, 20 and 80 west;
township lS4 Of ranges p, %, 20 and 30
vest; township 1856 Of ranges %, 20 and
20 west, and township 1876 Of range 80
est, in the St. Cloud Land District, Min
\ esota, will be open for Pre- emption and
!, omestead Entry; on and after the 26th
day Of September 1870 ~ = II Z
c. A. GILMAN, Register,
aug25-5w TIC. MCCLURE, Receiver
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Farm for Sale,

THE undersigned offers for sale a good
i farm Of 160 acres, on the north and of
Maine Praire, about
FOURTEEN MILES FROM ST. CLOUD.
,<, Sixty acres are timber, the balance prai-
RE an meadow, and the whole enclosed
with good fence thirty acres being under
cultivation. On the premises is
GOOD COMFORTABLE HOUSE
with stables, granary aud storehouse two
good wells, and other improvements. This
farm is directly on the main road from St.
Cloud to Forest City, and will be sold
cheap. Inquire at this Office, or Of
',H9'~~n J. S. DAM,
haL... On the premises.
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: FOR SALE. ,

). The HOUSE AND LOT: in Block. 3D. B
Lot :, in the City Of St. Cloud, MINI, e
feet front on Washington avenue, and 122
feet deep: The house is 1exse :, on, story.
and half high, with : cellar 1920. L
has been used - ssloon, and n one Of
the be.tbeatio1siHahe eli 3 & isI.isrty
yards from the Central House. and ths
second door from +. G. McClure's B.nk
Price 1000. For information aconosfns
ing this, inquiRs!ef T.r G. MsCLURBs q.
Cloud, or the owner, who:fwill be in st.
Cloud about the middle Of June.
. ,-~-~- ~.--~ R. J. CROMWELL,
may26 New Orleans. La.
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HERE THEY ARES

l.; Jos. Edelbrock'. new. goods have arriv-
ed, and in splendid variety. He has the
first stock Of new clothing Of the season !;
the latest styles in dress goods and dry
goods to meet oil demands. A full line Of
the best make Of boots and shoes. Do no,
fail to call. Prices very low. ~ ~ ); 8
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Initial Stationery at Tobey's.

Tho great cause Of, 80 many young
people being gray headed il on account 81
!, having used the vile compounds
which have flooded the market 70 long.
Natars's Hair Restorative il sure ,l remedy
for this. Clear ;, crystal no poison per-
5fsctly sweet, clean aud reliable. All drug
igists sell It. See advertisement, '$ ,ie -
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,,5"'-,; 4 r; ~. "a ;
THE MARkETs,;

81 ST: 'c1o u o o s, 1870.
- Wheat at SOC, for; No. u
Oats have declined q little, and may be
quoted at. soassc. H,t,
Corn, Zoe.
Barley can be quoted at Coo. IN >>#.5
Rye, 60c.
Bran is worth $l2 per- ton, plenty ron
hand.
Hay, is of excellent QUALITY this year, ard
sells at Sc. ~v.tx,,...
Beans. $1.25 t. $1.5o. according to
quality. -urI1Is
Potatoes, Coo to SOC.
Cheese Minnesota, 15c New York, zoe.
Green apples are plenty, At ..4.6oa$6.uo
per barrel. c:1svyr1 2:trr{g:7 i
I Butter-good roll brings 2oa25c readily
! Eggs, 1lleA.TI I0TT4Ign2HNq
Crsubsrries $l.soa$2.0o
IS. Wool, sSo.a1hI III GttAI1!'
Dry maple wood i worth ,$4.5oa$5 for
full cord; green maple, oak &c., $4a$4.5 so;
tamarae, $3.50. y t4Y
h MINNEAPOLIS, Oct; s
i Wleat-80c. for No. l.
OatsN4Oc.
l. Corn-75c.
+ yrtaaoO srM1rvAgrfi, ect.ess :
Whsat-ppll. $1:oe for No.tn oTsg
+ Corn-Nominal.
/: Oats-Nominal.
T CHICAGO, Oct. s.
+ Wheat-Irregular; 1t $1.07 for No. 2.
Corn-Irregular at CSC for No. 2.
Oats-Steady 1t s73o s,~-~~~
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73...---sugars, ceheea, teas, .yrups, oil
truits, orookery s.one and glassware, tam
Eoy goods, Yankee notions, table and peck
o. cutlery and spices ofsall kinds, cheaper
than at any other place in the city, st
! -f;4.S:s ,>s5.satss, - LIMpER1cu's.
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OFFICE OF THE A. A. @. NJ.
FORT ABERcRoMBlE, D. T. Aug II, 1901
Will be sold at Public Auction, on Mon
day, the 10Th day of September, 1870, at
Fort Abercrombie, D. T..
Forty:tw0 (42) cavalry Horses.
One ~ Mule, -
And quantity Of condemned Quartermas
ter's Stores.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. H..
Terms-Cash in Government Funds.
JOHN B. RODMAN,
aug18-5t I'd Lieut. Goth Inf'y, A. A. O. M