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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-24
Mobile and Ohio Railr0ad-New Passen.
ger Depot.
From the Mobile Tribune.

From the Mobile Tribune.l
For the past three or four months there
has been in course of erection, under the
immediate supervision of Major l.. j. Flem-
ing. chief engineer and general superin-
tendent of the Mobile and Ohio railroad,
one of the most roolny, comfortable and
attractive passenger depOts to be found in
the country, and one which is certainly not
as yet surpassed by anything in the South
ern States.
We allude to the above-named building,
to be seen nearly opposite the head of Royal
street.-the good taste, substantial appear
ance and finished workmanship of which
not only bear witness to the skillful hands
which have projected and raised it. but to
the interest always manifested by that able
and popular company in the comfort and
convenience of the travelling public. No
one leaving Mobile, or approaching it from
the northwest can fail to notice this con-
siderable improvement in that section, nor
to look upon this depot without feeling
thankful that the company has supplied so
comfortable a building for it's passengers
in place of the inconvenient crowding and
discomforts heretofore experienced in the
freight depot, which is now devoted entire
ly to that purpose.
This handsome building is some three
hundred and seventy to four hundred
feet long, seventy-ive feet wide. and to
the main roof twenty-five feet high not
including the additional seven feet of
turret, which extends the entire length of
the building, and furnishes both an
abundance of light through its large
glasses, of which there is nearly an un-
broken succession, and most excellent
ventilator, the windows being thrown open
for the warm and dusty sitters in the hot
months of our climate.
Immediately before entering the building
from Beauregard street.-the terminus Of
the Royal and Washington avenue street
railrvads--the visitor will observe Just over
the brick entrance archway, on a slab of
gray marble, the following legend in con-
spicuous gilt letters:
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DREUSING & ERNEST,
ID III. Brensing) (Arthur J. Ernest
UPHOLSTERERS AND FURNITURE DEALERS
Carpets, Mattings and Oil Cloths cleaned AND
laid. Furniture covers made to order All orders
will receive prompt attention, and satisfaction
guaranteed
No. 240 Julia street. between Baronne aud Dry
AIDES. New Orleans, nos lV
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. e. HUNT a. CO.,
~ e. HUNT a. CO.,
MACHINERY DEPOT.
no. 1Sj Gravier street, New Orleans.
Manufacturers Agents for
Z. CARVER COMPANY'S CELEBRATED COTTOl
GINS AND LINTERS.
y AXES STEAM PUMPS,
all kinda

Boston Machine Company's Engines; Portable
and Stationary Boilers; the Baxter Portable Er
gnes Schater Budenberg Steam Gauges; CofhnG
Steam, Water and Gas Valves, Hydrants and Water
Metres; Sturtevants Pressure and Fan Blowers
Exhaust and Dryer Fans; Berryman's Automatic
Boiler Feed Regulator and Low Water Alarm
brakes, Evarts and Lows Automatic and Hand
Feed Shingle Machines; .lark's Linen Hose Hos
Pipes, Coupngs, etc; New York Tap and Die Com
United States Standard Nut Company's Finished
and Unfinished Nuts and Bolts; J. W. Mi1ter
Co.'s Saw Gummers, Upsets and Mill Picks; Seldens
Steam Packing; Plymouth Mills Rivets; the Ragls
Wise.
Plantation, Draining, Cotton, Iron, Wood work
and Pulleys on land or will be furniahed at shoft
notice, ct ManufactuYers Prices.
ja28 So Su Tu1y
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This ia from the Louisville Co,Irie,- ,JOu,.

This is from the Louisville Courier Jou,'-
nal.
Now that the Now Orleans troubles are
practically over, the people await with in-
terest the decision as to brother-in law
Casey. The President may not have had
cause for interference between Warmoth
and Carter, but the collector certainly
comes under his jurisdiction. What will he
90 with him!
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-24
DELlCAN FERTILIZER.

THE NEW ORLEANS SANITARY AND FERTILE
ING COMPANY,
No. l2 Union street, Up Stairs,
Bave now ready for delivery their superior FKk
TlLlZiNG COMPOUND, in quantities to suit pur
chasers Certificates from welknown citizens
characterize it as superior to Peruvian Gusno
while 1t is sold at less than half the price, and
Price of our Pelican No. .1.........,ss5Ope ss5 50 per tou
Price of our Pelican No. o.2........... sB4s per to1
Terms-Cash, or approved city acceptance, pay
able December l. 1871.
Alss, EARTH CLOSETS and COMMODEs for sale
Samples to be seen and orders taken at the oface
~ lv
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w Nj. OWEN,
agent for the sale of
FINE WINES AND BRANDIES, OLD BOURBON
AND RYE WHISKY,
And various Foreign Delicacies,
Corner Canal and Carsndelet streets, New Orleans
Clubs furnished. nol6 3m
OUIs STERN & BROTHERS.
FERTILIZERS.
Raw Bone. SuperphOsphate, Fine Ground
Bone.
WILLIAM GRREvY, Agent,
no4 3n cod No. 35 Carondelet street.
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FOR RENT,

IHOR RENT-A NEW COTTAGE HOUSE IN
I the Fourth District contains seven rooms,
halls pantry front and side galleries; large yard
Will exchange for good house i'll the First Dis
ftrict.
II. NJ. dejo I'm
TROOMS-FURNlSHED- Oh
{II without board in that pleasant residence, No
f2l2 Carondelet street. Suites IT rooRs for fam-
Ilias if desired se3
,TANTED-ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND MEN,
w women and children afflicted with the follow.
ing diseases: Dyspepsia, diarrhea bilious and
other fevers, general debility, nervousness, low
spirits, etc. TO be cured by the celebrated Pey-
ohauds Bitters. Price, 81 q bottle.
ap30 Su We Fr ly
NOR kENT-THE DESIRABLE TWO-STORY
IL residence No. l59 CalliOpe street; well adapted
for families; conveniently located; terms moder-
ste. Apply to Lock-bOx No. l6O New Orleans
Post0ffce. sel5t
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VlHE GAS OF THE AGE.
The New Orleans HydrO-CarbOn Gas
light Company.

This company has just completed a series o.
scientific experiments in the production OF Hydro
Carbon Gas by "Sloper's patents" and strongly
recommend these machines as the simplest
cheapest and most substantial gas machines ever
offered to the public, producing gas five times
the ilum mating power Of city gas, and at q much
lees cost. For churches, halls sugar-houses and
country towns this machine can not be surpassed
Orders for machines left at the company Office
No. CarOndelet street, New Orleans. or witt
Messrs. Jockush 4 Co., bankers, Galveston, TexAA
will meet with prompt attention.
J. NJ. WAGNER, President
JOHN COMMUNY, Superintendent.
hENEY STERN Secretary and Treasurer
Factory, No. 2O9 Rampant street. eu4 6m
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WANTED.

A GENTS WANTED-FOR THE UNIVERSAL
IA TWINE AND THREAD CUTTER Saves tihne
twine thread fingers and teeth. Something every
body wants. Samples mailed ON receipt of twenty
6ye cents. address, GEORGE DAVIS,
Oc3I 3m No. 500 Broadway New York.
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8Y TELEG GRAPH

3 I TEL EGRA APH .
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
THE MOBILE CoLLEcToRsH1P
HOUSE APP0RTI0NMENT BILL
AMENDMENTS BY THE SENATE
Telegram from General Emory
LOUISIANA INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE
DIsPUTING THE REPUBLICAN
"PET" HALSTEAD'S MURDERER
THE TOWN OF BAGDAD PILLAGED
Discoveries in Diamond Fields
New Orleans Steamer Guaranteed
THE CONVICTED KU-KLUX
EXPLOSION OF GAS WORKS
RAILROAD MAGNATES AT MEMPHIS
FIITRTSTERTNE INTO MCYTCn
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THE CONVICTED KU-KLu

EXPLOSION OF GAS WORKS
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$l, 10000
Can b. made in a short time by few shrewd men
who will not reveal the secret of the business un
der any circumstances.
For full particulars, address
JAMES CLARK,
nos 3m DIV l09 Bleecker street, New York.
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BUSINESS CHANGES.


VvHE FIRM or LEVI. WOLF & CO.
affairs of the firm will be liz qnidated by Isaac Levi,
'"'O' LEVI, WOLF co.
New Orleans. January !. 1872.
ISAAC LEVI.
JACOB WOLF,
MICHAEL BtIRGOWER,
CHARLES WARMACK.
<JOPARTNERSHIPN PNOTICE.-REFERRlNG
II TO the above Mr.. l. LEVI aud }. GUNDER
SHEIMER have formed copartnership for the
Continuance of the Dry Goods business, at the
aid stand, No Magazine street, under the firm
name of l. LEVI co.
j. GUNDERSHEIMER.
New Orleans, January 8, 1872
TIME UNDERSIGNED. PARTNERS OF
Il the late firm Of LEVI WOLF co, reel crate
full for the patronage to them EXTENDED pV tneir
friends aud others. and would resp"cl1ulH soilcit
the continuance of the sa!Ee for their successors.
JACOB WOLF,
NJ BURGOWER,
jalO I'm ISAAC Lew.
DARTNERSHIP.-I HAVE FORMED Co
l. partnership with my son-in law, MI Ansust us
Reichard. under the firm Of BAQUIE RElCHAhpo,
to continue the brokerage business OF my late nus
band, Mr.. Charles BdquIe, at the old office, NO. io
Carondelet street
WIDOW CHARLES BAQUIE.
New Orleans, January /. 1872. JAZZ I'm
MIR. WASHINGTON MARKS HAS AN
lyl interest III our house from this date.
SCHMIDT ZEIGLER.
New Orleans, January !, 1872 jas I'm
-
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A MERICAN UNION CLUB BALL.
CADEMY OF MUSIC.
!
Houses Crowded from ParQuctte TO G'al-
leries.

NOTICE.-TO avoid the rush at the Box Office IN
tie evening, seats should be secured in avance.
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Families, steamboats, boarding houses, ETC., f1r.
nished on reasonable terms, and all purchases
DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE. nos BIN
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nR. JOHN Il. ANsELL.
DENTAL SURGEON.

All operations in Operative, Mechanical and Sur
gcal Dentistry carefully performed. Nitrous oxide
aud Other anHsthetics administers Oc28 ly
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MARTIN LANNES-
STALLS MAGAZINE MARKET. CORNER MAGA.
ZINE AND ST. MARY STREETS.
Keeps constantly on hand choice supply of
Beef, Pork, Mutton, Game and Sausages
OF EVERY VARIETY.
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CONTINUED ON RIoHrH PAoI1 I
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VARIETIES THEATRE.
LAWRENCE BARRkTT........ DlRECI,;k.
JOHN II. SkLWYN. .STAGk MANAGER.
Wednesday. January 81. 1872,
TWO PERFORMANCES,
Matinee AZ IL NJ, Evening at .:30
Of Bronson Howaras American Comedy entitled
SARATOGA:
OR, LIFE AT THE SPRINGS.
Which will be presented tor the last times the
east including Miss Augusta l.. DarSon as Efie
and Mr.. Stuart Robson as Bob Sackett, win the
powerful company. -
THURSDAY EVENING, January 25-DAVlD GAR
RICK and MAZEPPA BURLESQCE, for tue first
time in this theatre.
In preparatiOn-EILEEN OGE.
Admission to matiuees half price.
Business 81 Manager, Mr.. Lorraine Rogers. jazz
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Lille Nell and the Marchioness.

LOTTA IN HER POPULAR SONGS, CLOG DANCE,
AND BANJO SOLO.
Friday Evening-BENEFlT OF MISS LOTTA.
Iu rehearsal, another new play-HEARTS EASE.
The annual Mard Gras ball will take place at
tl,is theatre OIL February 10. Ja2+ III
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The Feliciana Lcdger (Democratic) says
East and West Feliciana heartily indorse
the course pursued by our Representatives
Barrow, Pond, Huston and jerks, in sus-
tanning Governor Warmoth in his efforts
toward reorganization and general reform.
Where is Senator Wilcoxs We hope to hear
of his accounting favOrably.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
IaItch q, Bruins will sell at IL A. N. and s z
n, at their ofioe, watches, jewelry, &c.
RELIGIOUS T

The services In the Orphans Chapel, TO-
morrow afternoon, will be conducted oy Inc
Raw. ". d. Adams, of the Circular Church.
Services 10 the First Baptist Church, Cnurch
street, will be conducted by the ReV. L. d.
shuck. pastor, at half 10 O'Clock to-mor'
row morning, and at I In the evening.
The Rsy. James Boyd will conduct Inc ser
v,ces In the Unitarian Church, Archdale street,
tomorrow morning at haif-past lo ocioeh'
Strangers are cordially invited to attend.
river baptism will be administered az 'ne
font Of Council street at one O'CLOCK to-mor-
row afternoon by The Rev. Julian a. Cnase'
colored. ,.,,,,
Rnr one service will be held In st. Luke's
eoiscopal Church, Charlotte street, to'mor-
row, commencing at half-past three oci0ch
Pm. otto
Tns nsnal services will be held 10 the Clta-
ael snnare Bsptist Church Tomorrow morf-
Ing at hslf-past ten O'Clock, oy the pastor.
Raw. ]. A. Chambliss, and in the evening at
half. past q O'Clock. o,,-
christ Church Is open for service every SUI
day morning, at haf.past ten O'CLOCK te
na,ror. the Rev. J. Mercler Green omclatlng.
me seats are all free, and memoers OF every
denomination are cordially invited to attend
STRANGERS ylsltlpg the city will fad 1t adellgnt
fnl Sunday morning exercise to visit Cor's1
cnn,oh The Rutledge avenue cars will carry
them through one Of the handsomest portions
NJ the iclty, and put them down within q nun-
49, ,o.d, of fbe church. Sunday school serVl.
eas WILDE held at four o'clock on Sunday alter'
Moons, when the pupils will be addressed oS
their superintendents, M'ssra. Il. T. Arcner
.andsJ. M. Lee. o. Sunday, the 22d instant,
Bishop Howe viii administer III
this church.
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". q. 1. "BIRraDAY BULLETINS "


Letters from Colonel Hatch and Judge
Bryan-The sMarching Captain" Re-
po,,s for Duty-The Venerable Judge
sympathizes with h Birthday Move
ment.
GLENCOE. 10 MILES, 8. W. OF AsHv1LLE; n: Co.,
November Ia, 1872.
@. O. Ttumbo, Secretary ". H. Rite Clu0'
Charleston, s: O.:
DEAR sn.-Your resolutions of October l5th
touch me deeply. No one who has been long
connected With the W. L. I. of old need be
ashamed to acknowledge this. All Of the
| former members will understand 1t.
The perpetuation of the spirit and influence
of The old company, Rs We received It from
the advance. guard who preceded us. "oulu
De. in nv opinion, to preserve treasures noG
always 10 bs found In the high places Oh Inc
Whatever this spirit and influence was,
| feel as it I had lived In an atmosphere OF II.
r saw IL in the daily life OF those VINO LED inc
company when 1 was young. inelr genlal
sympalhy. their kindly courtesy, tnelr oencaie
sense of risht, their nice ideas OF honor, tneir
earnest patriotism, were moaels ior s'uuy
worth far more than we can estaaiars, If tbio
Then, it was not one or Two VOTES VI ms
Kind tor us 10 look up to and % iornsa ~.
Ihrrs was no lack of them, they hilhd Inc
company aud gave to it It's full tone ana cnarac-
ter. How have I noticed its innuence VI 'noSo
Younger, coming after mel h,,
wnsre was lis influence not felt! PolDC OUT
he soot IL sou can from the Potomac 10 the
Rio (3rande where its force was not IelC ano
acknowledged
nave led sour industrial pursuits; and VINO,
among ali OF your citizens, have done better
than Those who under the old Euta% nsH
The battles Of life, There's no sucn worn do
fail.n .o ,,,,a of
10 no other organization was lne Valae vi
work better understood.
In the TWENTY-FIVE years of my active mem
brrship, l cannot call to mind q single iallure:
Was IL a dinner, ball, vislt 70 or reception Oh
other companies? Was It the drlll, tne
ie., was it the acquisition of military knowi-
edge. or a call to Florida, it was always the.
sane sure thing; and whya Because the
work was put to IL, and his was the spirit OF
I'M, comuany, Neglect Of duty would not nave
mean tolerated 10 any one. The Influence mas
not br.n confined 10 the members or tne CON.
psny, not even to Charleston or the State. u
hss extended itself TO other communities, ana
I nave watched 1t even In the ranks Oh Tue
Federal armies. .
nany has often been returned to our wounded
and captive by those, who themselves being
good Judges Of what is most honorable among
men. would name the spirit and influence OF
Ihe Washington Light Infantry, as among Inc
best oil Cnarleston's good things.
Well may We study 10 kno" ail tna1 1t n u
been and has accomplished. Well may we
work TO transmit 1t TO others. Thanking you
for your offer of a place in the work, and re-
porting myself for luty, am, yours, truly,
LEWIS III. HATCH.
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tone, and the ruling figures were s. 50: Tuesday
gaere v as nothing doing IN the way OF salee' SOL
lers were 1rm in their views. while buyers were
Demanding q concession. wednesday the views
OF ouYerl were conceded to. and 1000 parIeis
changed hands at q decline OF 100: To-day
{rnuradaY) The market closes quiet and steady,
WIN q decline oil &c. No. 2. No. !, aud the lower
qualities ~ pale have been in atorpid state, moth,
Ing tranlpirtnR to bring these grades into the
mark I. On Saturday and Wednesday there were
Sales OF q lew ools OF ane pale at full figures. the
receipts continue to be only moderately large,
anu VIII heavy exports the stock Ia gradually be-
CRUDE TUT pENT1NE.-During the early part OF
the week and up to Monday evening the market
experienced no change OF tone or prices. Tues.
day mrrning the article exhibited more stability
OF feeling, and hard, yellow dip aud virgin ad.
vdnced IS cents. Since the market has ruled
very quiet but nrm with q good demand existing
for expert as we'll as home consumption, and
~oisliIlers have purchased every barrel offered at
the daily quotation. The receipts for the week,
1889 bbls against 2o62 bbls for last week, are
increase or $50 bbls. The exports coastwlse
were, however, OF little importance and the re-.
ceipts were principally manufactured here. The
market closes quiet and steady. at So rs for hard
and IS 25 for yeiiow'dip and virgin. {.
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Markets by Telegraph.
Money MARKETS.

LONDON, December 8.
Noon.-Consols, 9lXaSlk. Fives, 90.
Evening-Consols and American securities
closed unchanged. Erie "A.
PARIS, December 8.
Noon-Rentes 52f 97c. Specie increased over
balf d million
EVenlng-Rentes closed at 5af.
NEW YORK, December 6.
Noon.-Freights unchanged. Stocks nrm. Gold
steady at Is. Money irm al Z. Exchanga, long
8h; srort 10. Governments quiet. stale bonds
very str,ng.
Eveuing.-Morey stringent, demand for hor
roWers Oh call not satisfied with much later hour
IMAM nsual; early In the day call loans rLnged
from polh TO Z 80 second, but 10 The afternoon
rates gradually hardened until x OF l per cent.
per diem was paid ut u to A per diem. Elk.
chanae sH. Gold l3xa'3H. Governments closed
arm; eighty ones TN; sixty.'wns 1871: sixty.
four !sh; six ' lives l8K;, new lex. Tennessee
slxe 7s4: new T8K Virginia tixe, 4s; new 81;
consn = 66x; Differed 16H. Louisiana skies s.;
new so; lev e s'&eI so; leyee eighrs 10. Alabama
elRhis go; ives 81. Georgia likes ~; 81 venS So.
North Csrolinn 81; new 70; special tax IA. Freishta
to Liverpool quiet and firm.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, December Q.
Noon.-oostoa opened steady; uplands lod;
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4 WoRD FOR TIE SUFFERING PooR.

The cold weather brings numberless calls
for help to the good ladies Of the Fuel Society,
whose power to aid the deserving poor, how
ever, Is limited by the amount OF assistance
they happen to receive from those who are
blessed with enough to give. Those who
gather around their ruddy hres and comforts
BILE hearths, should give a plying thought to
the hundreds In our own city who are SILVER
Ing tor the want of a bushel Of coal, or o few
logs Of wood. The liberal and the charl-
table may feel assured that their bounty will
be bestowed with all discretion, and only to
those who sadly need it, by dispensing 1t
through the Fuel Society. Contributions for
the society may be sent to Fogartie's depot,
or TO the Office of The NEWS.
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TIE SISTERS.

sfLIttIo Don Giovanni" and Other At
fractions mt. tho Academy Monday
Night. !
Those vivacious favorites, Blanche and Ella,
who were the stars of the first dramatic enter.
taiumentever given upon Its boards, will reap.
pear at the Academy of Music on Monday
evening. In the new and sparkling burlesque'
of Little Don Giovanni" and in other anus
ing pieces. We are assured that the new
company by which they are supported is one
OF special excellence In lis line, as, indeed,
may be said of every performance given, as
this will be under the auspices of Manager
John T. Ford. As the expected throng of
Masonic visitors In the city will be sure to
crowd the house, those who desire good seats
will do well to secure them to-day.
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CHARLESTON, November 10. 1872.
To O. O. Trumbo, Secretary W. L. /. RD

CHARLESTON, November ~, loi1.
To O. O. Trumbo, Secretary W. l.. l. Ritz
Club:
DEAR %SIR-Permit me to acknowledge the
receipt of your no,e, as secretary Of the Wash
Ireton Light Infantry Rifle Club, c%ommunlca-
TING a resolution OF that body to me as an
honorary member CT the ''0ld Washington
Liph, Infantry" that the honorary members
of that ancient company ''be respectfully In
v,ted to accept and assume simtlar honorary
relations with the Washington Light Iolanlry
Rifle Club.n Nothing could be more agreeable
To ali nv feelings, as q mar and citizen, and
as a lover of my state and country, ann all
that bears the name, and Is proud OF tue asso-
citation of the Washington Light Infantry.
Iet me add that I sympathize profoundly
with the wise and patriotic feelings that nave
prompted this movement, and cannot but
Ernst that the body you represent Will long
survive TO emulate the example Of the re.
nowned company Of which IL 10 the successor;
and In peacs and In war to advance tne pest
Interests of our State and country, and be, IN
ali respects, worthy of the great and good
man whose name 1t bears.
Permit me. through you, TO convey 10 Inc
Washington Light Infantry Ride CLUB my
grateful sense OF the honor done me, by their
request to become thus, associated with them.
lam, dear sir, very respectfully, truly yours,
GEO. 8. BRYAN.