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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20
Executive Mansion, Dee IS, ls5a.
FR0H llAJ.-GES. MEADE.

= T. SGIs5'fry, CiGirHGa:
DEAR srR II have to acknowledge the re
cent Of your polite invitation to meet the Yer
mont ofiisers II Rutland, Vt, jan. ilth, 1871,
and TO state IN reply that 1t would give Re the
greatest zrstiicsrion TO accept, were Il II ny
power. but the distance TO be travelled; together
with ny numerous engagements public and pr
vste, 1 regret 10 say. will n0s permit me TO do
l. fsel very much Asrtered a being remem-
hsred BY ny comrades Of Vermont have a
vivid recollection Of the gsllsntry and good con
duet Of the Vermont troops IN the srmy Of the
Poromso-slways ready 10 do their duty snd a.
ravs doing II in a distinguished manner, bring
Ing credit on themselves, their State and the
Army Of the Potomac
I'lesse express to your associates ny deep
sense Of their kindness, my regret that exunot
avail ,uyself Of il, Snd earnest hope that your
Reunio., will be = source Of pleasure TO al
Yer respectfully yours,
GEO. G. MEADE,
Msj-Gen- Z. S. A.
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pine, the soliieriy example and the inspiring
patriotism which ever characterized the service
Of General brooks as the commznier OF that
distinguished corps
Resoirsd. That the citizens as well as the
soldiers o. Vermont. ought 10 keep fresh the
memory Of the deeds Of the a. Man Of Iron, 30
long IS Vermont soldier shall live. and cur
State remain entitled to a star, and more espec-
iaiiT Oh account Of the high estimate which 80
gallant and efficient = commander placed upon
the First Vermont Brigade and its services
Res0lue1. Thai we hereby express our syn
patty with the family Of Gen Brooks Il their
bereavement in the loss Of devoted and a1eo-
ti0nzte husband and father.
Rcsolred. That The corresponding Secretary
Of tins Society be instructed TO transmit to the
family o. Gen BROOKE, a. Huntsville, Alabama.
s. copy Of the preamble and resolutions above,
and also ike copy to the father Of Gen. Brooks,
al Beioi,, Wis. and cause the same 10 be enroll
ed IN the records Of the Society.
y. G. VEAzET,
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y 0. NEAzET,
Gro. !. sIASSARD, &C
S. NJ PISoREE.

Col Veazey Es7e brief sketch Of the history
Of the connechoa Of Gen Brooks with the Yer
mont troops, and paid high tribute to ais
chIraete-. At the conclusion Of his remarks.
the resolutions were unanimously adopted
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UTAH.
A RebelliOus Mormon Conyenticle.
"Glad the Devil is not Dead,o
Cannot Dispense Yet with His Services.

SALT LAKE, Oct. ga special confer
ence of the Church of Jesus Christ of the
Later Day Saints was held to-day in the
new Tabernacle, about 5000 were present.
| The three first priests, Brigham Young. 10.
A. Smith and Dan Reeves, the two apostles
and the High Priests and other Church
dignitaries were on the platform. Among
the speakers were Joe L. Cannon, who as
| pires to succeed Brigham, and Brigham
Young, jr. The remarks 'generallyMere bit
terly denunciatory of the Federal officials
termed the ring.
Mr.. Canon said he did not anticipate that
the Mormons would have to leave the terri
tory. They had broken no law and had not
violated the Constitution. The persecution
now inaugurated against them would only
enhance the interest and accelerate the pro
gress of the work of God. He reioiced that
the devil was not yet dead, for they were
not yet perfect, and his services could net
be dispensed with.
Brigham Young, Jr., spoke most excitedly.
He said the Mormons had settled this noun
tain region and they were entitled to its
use, exclusive occupancy and endowment.
They asked no favors or assistance from
any source. They defed their enemies, the
government Of the United States included.
The government officials now prosecuting
them were the tools of the devil. He
prayed to God to curse them all forever
Said he, with violent gestures: Trust to God,
keep your powder dry, and don't fail to
have on hand good supply of fixed amnu-
milton.
The latter remarks were received with a
universal amen, and loud cheering and
clapping of hands.
The regular Seni-Annual Conference be-
gins tomorrow, and will last three days.
An address is expected from Brigham, Sr.
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CONDENSED TEL EGRAMS.

President Grant took three premiums at
the St. Louis fair yesterday for colts in the
class of horses of all work. There was a
sharp contest against time by ten good
horses, Ella Wright making the mile and a
half in 3:435, Pilot Temple second, Some
10000 people witnessed the race.
y grain elevator at Davenport, Louisiana,
was consumed yesterday, with 10000 bush
els of wheat. Loss an even 100000.
Joe and Harry Harley were the viii
ners at Boston, yesterday. Best time 2-26R
The Davidson Fountain at Cincinnati
will be unveiled to-day.
The mackerel fisheries on the New Eng
land coast are failure this season.
The Doctors say there is no yellow fever
in New Orleans.
A man named Mulligan, stealing ride
ON the Cincinnati, Sandusky and Cleveland
freight train Wednesday night, was burned
to death by his clothing fire from the loco
motive sparks.
A conhagratiOn is raging in the forests
near Custar, Wade county, Ohio. The in
habitants are fleeing to place of safety.
The triennial convOcation Of the Protest
ant Episcopal Church met IN Baltimore
Wednesday.
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WASHINGTON.
DeIinauent Reyenue Omcers

WASHINGTON, Oct 11.-Acting Attorney
General Bristow to-day issued circular,
calling the attention of District Attorneys,
Marshals and Clerks of United States Courts
to a very large number of suits pending,
instituted under the internal revenue laws,
instructing them to make energetic eff5rts
! TO bring these suits to Judgment without de-
! lay.
Rice Paper.
The Japanese Charge dAfIairs in this city
has presented our government, on behalf Of
the Japanese Chamber of Commerce, about
one hundred different samples of paper
manufactured in Japan mostly of rice fibre.
Specimens will be arranged in portfolios and
placed in the model room of the Patent
Office for inspection.
Tobacco Frauds.
The acting Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue decides that Tobacco Manufac-
turers are responsible to the Government
for any fraud practiced on the Revenue BY
their authorized agents acting in that capac-
ity. whether such frauds were committed in
the factory where the tobacco was manu-
featured or while travelling about through
the country selling manufactured tobacco.
rr--Tr Grand Duke Alexis, y
soon after reaching New York, will visit
Washington. He will remain here a day
or two and then return to New York whence
he will go TO Niagara Falls, Chicago aud
other Western cities, and also to San Fran
cisco. He has expressed desire to see the
prairies, about which he has read so much.
He will again visit Washington during the
session Of Congress.
Catacazy TaboOed.
Catacazy, the Russian Minister, was re-
Gently informed by Secretary Fish, that if,
when the visit of the Grand Duke is con-
cluded, he shall not be recalled, hiss passport
will be sent to him, and that the Presi-
dent will not receive him unless accom- |
panied by the Grand Duke, and further, |
that the President will at no time hold con-
yersation with him. fr
The Steamboat Law.
The steamboat inspectors to-day heard |
the statements from steambOatmen in Gin |
cinnati concerning the operations of the |
present law.
COlIyer Among the Apaebes.
Vincent Collyer, special agent to the
Apache Indians, writes Sept. q, that the ac-
ton of the military has so inundated the
Indians that they viii not come to the com
missioners. The Mexicans employed by
Gen. Cook were the cause of the mischief.
The White Mountain reservation was the
most beautiful spot he had ever seen. He
by recommending it for reserva-
ton purposes.
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FOREIGN.
Another Hitch with Germany.
FRANCE,

Another Hitch with Germany.
VERSAILLES, Oct. Sit is understood
that the German Government refuses to ac-
cept the treasury bonds guaranteed by
French bankers in payment Of further in
Stallments of the indemnity, and requires
bills of exchange for the establishment of
diplomatic arrangements between Germany
and France.
The Emperor of Brazil will visit Paris in
December.
Two of the convicted Communists have
escaped from Versailles.
Sehneider-UnsuppO Germans.
PARIS, Oct. 5.-M. Schneider, formerly
President of the Corps Legslatif, is a candi-
date for Council General from the depart
ment of SaOne Et Loire and lie Creusot.
The disarmament of the National Guard
has been completed in the departments of
Ocher, Nievre and Alien.
Theirs receives complaints every day
from the accused Provinces, declaring the
presence Of the German troops is insup-
portable.
No Amnesty for Communists.
The report that amnesty was to be grant
ed to the Communists is pronounced false.
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MEMPHIS.
Fall Meeting of the Chickasaw Club.
Sentinel and Nellie Gray Winners.

MEMPHIS, Oct. 5.-Chckasaw Jockey
Club, Sd day-club purse, $3.50, mile and
a half dash, all ages, won by Sentinel,
beating Billy williamson, Bayonet, Tom
COrbet, Minnie Sims, Vidocq, Morgan
Scout and Grey Ella in the same order
Time-2:42i.
Club purse-S5O0, two mile heats, all
ages, won by Nellie Gray, beating Morgan
Scout, Irene Shepard being distanced in
the first heat. Time-3:43ss; 3:45.
The fayOrites won in bOtn races. The
attenda -ce was good.
The Legacy of RadicaIisln.
The County Court has decided not to
recognize the county warrants issued by
the County Commissioners appointed I'M
der Brownlow, owing to the immense frauds
in their issuance. The Commissioners
overdrew in the matter of their salaries
nearly $4,000.
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SPAIN.
The Ministerial Crisis.

LONDON, Oct. 5.-The following is a
statement of the situation in Madrid: Senior
Sagosta, having been elected President Of
Congress, or the lower branch of the Cortes,
the Zorillo ministry rendered their resigna-
tons. The King then requested Gen. Es-
partero to form new ministry. He de-
elined, and Admiral Malcampo was called,
and accepted.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-06

A CHICAGO congregation af ter complet
ing church edifice, found itself loaded
down with about $4,000 Of debt, over and
above its available assets. A few of die
prominent members put up a margin and
and purchased $50 acres of suburban real
estate for the benefit of the church, paying
$500 per acre. Already ozl#half Of the
whole-and the most und6sifabse hat,
has been sold at $1,000 an acre, and the
better half has been CONTRACTED f6r At such
terms that these gentleIaen wiz Be able to
pay off the entire church debt u SO, GOO
within the next few days. Itmay y urged
against this ''new way to pay dh debts"
that il has an irreGgious tendency" but ID
is essentially Chicagoan.
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LARAMIE.
The Ku-KIux of the Back Hills

LARAMIE City, Oct, 5.-The Jail in this
place was invaded by gang Of horse thieves
from the back hills last evening about ! o.
clock, who with sledges, crowbars, cold
chisels, etc, broke into the cells and liber-
ated three of their companions; all made
their escape into the hills. There was no
officer on guard. NoRe have as yet been
recaptured.
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THE ISRAELITES,
bstituting sunday for she sabbath.

Substituting Sunday for she Sabbath.
CHICAGO, Oct. "a we'll known Jewish
Rabbi, in this city, is engaged in forming a
new congregation of Israelites, which will,
in their worship, adopt the Berlin Prayer
Book, and will observe the first day of the
week as their Sabbath, instead of Saturday.
A number of leading Israeltes are en-
gagged in the movement
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CAIRO.
Steamer Afre.

CAIRO, Oct. 5.-The fire in the steamer
Southwestern, which was eXtinguished dur
ing the night, did not extend above the hold.
The boat was not seriously damaged but
the cargo in the hold, consisting of
apples, potatoes -four and meat, was thor
oughlv soaked by steam.
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. JOSH billings ON FREE Low

beleaf in free fight, especially amUIng
cats and dogs. beleaf in free rides-ou a
gate. | beleaf in freedom of every slave
on arth. But free luv is one oy them
kinds of freedum that it don't do to timber
with. If this world was a gardin of Edin
and full Of Adam and Eve, az they was
when they was fuSt launched, then kan
imagin it might do for some ether Adam to
hold my Eve on his lap, and talk about his
affinitees and spiritual essence and play
lamb. In them daze there want no human
natur, it was all God natur. Human natur
has been soaked 50 much sinse, it is too
weak to be trusted in lot whar the seed is
poor, next to a NEEDLE, without much fence
between, nor emmy poke on. Free love
wants more poke than emmy other animal.
! don't believe in total depravity-unless a
man hus a good chance. Free love Is a
good deal like drinking six shilling gin for
a beyridge. Bevridge is a Chinese word,
and means cuSsidness. Aul the free love !
have ever witnessed thus far has existed be-
tween a villaiDOus fletcher ON one side and
lunatic virtue on the other side, that has
been deOdorized ont Of its truth, and has
lost aul of its mOdesty and shame ia huntin'
after a conGishun where sin ceased to be a
crime. The first free lover that we have
emmy account of was the devil.
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The Nashville Road.

At a meeting of the Board of Directors of
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Com
pany to-day, the following officers were I'M
animously reelected for the next year H.
d. Newcomb, President; Thos. J. Martin,
Vice President; Albert Fink, Second Vice
President; w. Ranney, Secretary; A. N.
Quarter. Assistant Secretary.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-06

IT is said that gray hair has become very
fashionable in New York, and white DOW
der is much used to highten the effect of
locks Just turning. Light brown powder IS
also an essential contribution to a Iady's
dressing case, as nature does not often be-
stow the golden chestnut sung of from time
immemorial.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-06

THE Chicago Times thinks il is a good
thing TO be the son of a President. II
says Grants son Fred is drawing pay as a
West Point cadet. He is also granted
three months longer leave Of absence than
is granted to his fellow cadets, in order that
he may serve a railroad company in the
capacity Of civil engineer People who are
not the sons of presidents are supposed to
owe their services TO the United States so
long as they are in its psy, and are not Often
allowed to serve two masters. But there
are no laws to which kings and presidents
sons are answerabie.
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CONNECTICUT.

Hartford, Oct. 4.-Returns from 1877
towns show that the Republicans carried
Il. the Democrats 30. In some mixed
tickets were elected. The Republicans
0ain II towns and the Democrats one.
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rnreatened National Strike

LONDON, Oct. 5.-The General Commit
tee of the Nine Hours League at Sunder-
land, is organizing for an extension of the
strike throughout the north of England.
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BALTIMORE.
The Trial of Mrs. wharton.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 5.-The case of Mrs. Z,
G. Wharton, indicted for poisoning Gen.
Ketchum and f. Van Ness, was to-day re-
moved from the Criminal Court of this city
to the Circuit Court of Anna Arundel
County.
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BOSTON.
Tho Heather mt Home.

BosroN, Oct. 5.-The Board of Commits
sioners of Foreign Missions was in session
Yesterday, and voted unanimously for an in
crease in their work, by sending missiOna-
ries to nOminally Christian nations.
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MIKE POWERS
Star Clothing Store,
Corner Market and square.
seP3 eOd3m sp1stp NASHVILLE. TESN.
WHOLESALE CLOTHING
THE
CLOTHING TRADE.
THE

We haze Just opened a
larger Stock Of Ready-mGde
Goods, adapted to the early
Fall and Winter q0eQr of the
Southeast, than eUer before,
chtch zoe q0iU sell ito mer-
chants only at the very
10 VEST EASTERN
PRICES, and qCe earnestly
tnvite buyers to call and en-
anime our Stock.
Particular attention IS cali
ed to oar Nea0 Styles Of Salts.
These Goods haze been con-
ceded By all a0hO haze eram-
med them, superiority IN
make, color and f~ish, and
mil satisfy any one that, at
the prices at a0hich aoe offer
them, they are the cheapest,
By Jar, Of any IN this market.
A full tine Of BeaUer o.
Coats and Gum Clothing on
sale. Orders carefully filled.
BOLIVAR h. COOKE q Co..
NASHVILLE, TENN.
B. II. COOKE,
j. p. WHITE.
WarerOoms No. 20 Public
Square.
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ILLINOIS.

Forty-six Ballots for n Congressional
Candidate.
CHICAGO, Oct. 5.-The Republican Con-
Vressional Convention of the Sixth District,
of this State, met at Morris yesterday and
nominated Henry Snapp, of viii county,
TO fill the vacancy occasioned by the resig-
nation Of Hon. j. c. Cook. Snapp was
nominated on the fortv-siNth ballot. He
is now q State Senator and his nomination
causes another vacancy in that body, max
inn f,,rr ia oil
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LOUISVILLE.
Gen. Buckner Gains a Million Dollar
Suit.

There was quite a sensation created here
to-day by private dispatches from Chicago,
announcing that Gen. S. B. Buckner of
Louisville, had gained suit in that city, in
volving property amounting to one million
dollars
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-06

The Ohio campaign closes Saturday
night with II Republican. appointments
filed by Sherman, Hayes, Robson, Gar
field, W. S. Furay, ct ais. Pendleton
speaks at Batavia and Baber at Columbus.
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ROCHESTER,.

The Democratic Convention Finishes It's
. Work.
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ELNIIRA.
IFS Ballots without "a Choice.

I7s Ballots Without Choice.
ELNIHA. \. y. Oct 5.-The Republican
State Senatorial Convention -balloted one
hundred and seventy-eight times to-day
without q choice.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.

TENNESSEE BONDS closed in New York
.last evening at 6sE for both issues. 80
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Brigham Young IS still sick, but submis-
siye. The church organ, however, mdpl
ees in Ominous threats
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-06

Rev, J. L. Vallandigham, brother of @.
L. Vallandigham, is writing the biography
ofthe deceased. az
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The terrible Apache COchise has gone
through the formally Of 4 treaty of peace
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Manch ChEnk has had two railway coils
ions in twenty-four hours-three hands
He'd.
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The Death-Knell Of Tammany.

The New York RefOrmers Recognized
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Grant ON the Wing.

PITTsBURG, Oct. 5.-president Grant
was to-day escorted through the leading man.
ufactTing establishments of the city,
South side and Allegheny, and left at 8
O'Clock this evening by the Pennsylvania
Railroad, going direct 70 Washington.
JOHN c. Dunn, Postmaster in this city
under President Buchanan, and long con-
nected with various newspapers in this city
died this morning.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Political MObs and Attempted AssasSi.
nation.

MAHoNY CITY, Oct. j.-The friends of
Henry Souther, an independent candidate
for the Judiciary, held meeting last night
which was broken up by mob said to be
in the interest of Thomas II. Walker,
rival candidate for the same office. Part Of
the alleged plan was for the assassination Of
w. f. Hughes, one of the speakers.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct, 5.-Yesterday
afternoon three policemen were brought in
to Court and held for 1000 bail, to answer
charges of miSdemeanor, in breaking
the peace, assault and battery and rioting
1t was alleged they had threatened the lives
of canvassers and stolen books Of registry
of NntnrS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-06

CorroN is in good demand in New York
at 20.c for middling. "a srr r.-
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COUNTY COURT.

miro Day of the Term---ActiOn on the
Financial Committees Ro,,ovt y d..
nc Road Appropriations and AD-
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THE Philadelphia Age says there is every
prospect of a splendid Democratic triumph
in PENNSYLVANIA and also in Philadelnhia.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

The report that amnesty was to be grant
ed to the Communists is pronounced false
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The following is list of the premiums
given in the Fancy Culinary Department E
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1871-03-09
For ths palaware Republican

a. pnrrop In y,alr issue OF the 2Tth ult1
notic,d a communication oyer the elg0ature VI
uporbon Doobey,n re6sctlDg very severely pn
Old Whitley, for not celebrating TINS anhlfelsA-y
at Washneton's Birthday. In reply must W..
faaa that the writer was fully wsirsnteu ID assus
rptns what he dido The omlson ~ p.iSmS
~, tSs cityeps Of Wilmington. BeinR persohS
ally sbsent, with tho vl+wd approximations los
Bopy tIoat race ~ the carnival a. Wsshln2Ien,
n n. I IDENTIFIED Col. Gus TeDWe2e5 WHO nls
COMPANY ot Bohemian artillery, TO fre tho sa'A
ute. -. ...,..,t.,v
On the dsy previous extensive preparations
had been made for the celebration, vas Solons'
had new uniform made expressly iof tns,oe S.;S
sion be had given especial oroess 2" earS ~ -
men anpsaY In ful dress for parade. Early IN
ths dav the company were on the parsoe
rronnds With their artillery and ammunitlon
frain sbou Ne time tho salute was 70 nave
bson ired an orderly rnohe5 up 70 loe SoloneI
and informs him that a French GoIaTa company
was advancing toward them WITH u view OF AZ
tack, The Colonel immediately gave eL9eIs w
Spike tho guns and bow up the ammnriuon
tbs order was then given 20 Ssuoa., wnes cre
whole company aEeedAd3led In gfeat eon.uslon
nsyine everything in the hands Of the FreSco
Major But5, With a calnpsny OF Laneerai near
inc Of tia rout q tho artillery, made rSlS
anon the French, and rscaptured the piece Q
artillery known 81 the aWsalp angel Vol. ndii'
rnier, OF the frs. iAfc Land " naehsrs' a's'
succeeded In capEoripg Sh+ old gun 'FsaeensHes
rom the z ,uayes. GSe!. Felimisr was very ~
diQnant at the reSroAt ordered byw Col Ter
wsQes ne ssys 1t was tine neat dsssAraly pee
of cowardice he has ever Witnessed IL was
very unfortunate thing that the Eohemlals Wer
given CHARGE Of the artillery, SO they neve
would stand fire. Tha J'Teaident therefore OF
dsrs, Thaton all tuture occasions when 30 car
not usrsonsily ha prosers, ths salute VIII be nfe
by Col. Fsldineir Altorlera issued through BIZ
will have the sanction OF tbs President, an
must be uheYed under penalty OF Court Maria
~ - We, THE PEOPLE.