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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-12-13

Fever and Ague Cured for Fifty Cents.
The il not remedial agent in this world that will
cure Fever and Ague, and all that Malarious Bilious
Scarlet Typhoid Yellow and other fevers (aided By
kadway's Pills. so quick as Railways Ready Relief
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1872-12-25
THE LIGHT AT HOME.

The light Mt home! How bright II beams
When evening shaies around us fall
And from the lattice far IL CLEANS,
To love, and rest, md comfort all.
When wearied with the tolls 81 day,
And strife for glory, gold or fame,
How sweet to seek the quiet way,
Where loving lips win lisp our name.
When through the dark and stormy night
The Maynard wandercr homeward flies,
How cheering the iwinkiing light
Wnicl, through the forest gloom he spies!
IL 4. the light of home. lie feels
That loving hearts will erect him there,
And softly through his l'osom steals
The joy and love that Danish care.
The ,ightst home! How still and sweet
Itpceps from yondcr cottage door
The weary lab0rer to greet.
When the rough tolls Of day are DER.
Sai Is the soul that does not know
The blessings that Its beams impart,
Thc'cheerfnl hopes and joys that How
And lisl,tenup the heaviest heart.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1872-12-25
TIE
MILToN CHRONICLE.
REIITED And ENLARGED.
PRICE - 50 PER ASSUM.


Cash ap-No subscriber tilen on credit.
TIE publication Of this old and popular jour-
nal viii be revived In Nov. is,2.
II viii be devoted TO News. Politics, Agrieu-
turc, Art, VII and ilumor. The Markets will re-
ceiyc special and careful attention, and no effort
win BE- spared to make the papcrcGtertalning mud
Instructive.
In politics the CHRONICLE will know no master
IN the shape Of man, party or ring twill or.
pose and cxcnriaic corruption and rascaliy.
come from what quarter they may. Though
pledged 10 no ps.ty's arbitrary sway. this paper
win oppose Radicasm 10 the litter. end md up
held AMI p,lsh onward the great Liberal Repui'-
4 ran movement tho platform On whi,,h We lnSc
.l"ad sscr sine, Virginia inausamtcd il.
The GnnoS,eLE will hc li,.. Newspaper. wild"
awake AMI always mp TO the iime---slich paper
~ everyday vii delight 70 real: Though ical-
ing III polite. lis ewes win not H. closed IL The
I f,uts &c political friends and kept op'i, only IL
| n,ssitrl, of orpdlirnt,--ii viii censure where
ceis,ac u duo and .irntcr lintp Caesar the thing.
TINT are sacsars''-it viii IL Liberal while r;ls.
raliiy VII bahaailri wish gloves % andE.lccyc,
! rolled Gr.
| Filter cxDcrienee aLnionislcs against the Gus
tom II c,rttiiir: s,ii,>rriniial,,-t oflen t,ns.'
more 10 collect ihirtlIc anla'.nt involved il worth
ard in too r.lny eases the whole amount j. lnst
No paper therefore Will l." sent to s,ib>rriher un
~ I i pai'! FIR or the payment guaranteed.
'',!,s- Homes. The Fol Kilf.' VII nceisinp.
ally roairibaie letter by vi, IT luR md shoot
ins At tie folly and ,illllr.s.s,ffilu agr.
Address, &. y. u. EVANS.
Milton, y. q
VIII The paper, in this state and Virginia cblg'
1 by copying or otherwise Iotien.:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1872-12-25
A. L. RAIL-.
, y. SMITH.
~ n n1.rUuxar

Our Mr.. nali who 4 no war connccs~d m IL,
pronss srisinx from ths rurrhs6e crlrssIs IN -
bacco, will devote bis wkok tiIss and stSrptios e
ne s,laneS. ~ weiFhes, Auctioaees, and gPnsrsl
bst.tnees inrirxkrr ofthIs issusr. ~ =
lie VIII ir isund e hie po<s at III H.. "A
hopes ny nm honest and faithful di-s.lmrrs a ~
dutirs 70 rcri,r ftrsri share az that lsstrousSr
70 generously cxtssaa1 - hIns hcrrtoS6rs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1872-12-25

and esrelling the cne,ny. Care 81 ould he
taken not to ov,r crowd sitting and bed
rooms, and persons should avoid occupying
over crowded houses.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1872-12-25
No. 10 PsaH o. 18th Street.:
llicAMespsd, IN.
Solicit Consignments OF Tobacco. Cotton.
Flour, Grain, Provisions, &c.

~A0ENTS for q. Obcr and Sons gtan.
dArd Fertilizers In the States Of Virwiuia
and North Carolina
A A Ph0sph0 Peruvian Guano.
Special Tobacco Compound,
Ammoniatcd Sup. Phosphate Of Lime.
Potash and Plaster combined In bsrrsla.
Also, ON hand Peruvian 0uano. Lime.
Plaster, Salt, Bono Dust, &C., Clover and
Gruss Seeds.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1872-12-25

How To GET. ALoNa.-If you have o
place Of business. be found there when
wanted. or la business hours.
DO not stop to toll stories 10 -basiacss
hours.
No man can get rich BY longing in
stores and saloons.
Never fool in business matters. :,
Have order system, regularity, liber;li-
ty. promptaess.
d. not mcddla with business you do not
understand.
Never buy an article you do hot need
simply because il Is cheap nni the man wao
sells will take il out in trade.
Trade is money.
Enieayor to avoid hard words and per-
sonalities.
Do not kick every stone in the path
Mora miles can be made in q day By going
steadily on than stopping.
Pay as you 10.
A man d honor respects bis word as he
docs his bond.
Aid. but never beg.
Help others when you can, but never
give what you can not afford, simply be-
cause il Is fashionable.
Learn to say ..no." No necessity Of
swapping il out dog fashion, but say it 6rn-
ly aud respectfully.
Have but few con6dants. and tho fewer
the better.
Use your own brains rather than those
Of others.
Learn to think and act for yourself.
30 yigilant.
Keep ahead rather than behind the times.
James r. Mann and Maria Little figure
In recent lists Of Rhode Island Marriages.
..Mann wants little here below
An Eastcan clerk has such an intcns,
dread Of Cholera-morbus tia. lie will MOI
kiss woman whose lips are not ripe.
There are many people who not only DO
licvs that this world rcvolves on is axis
but they believe that they are thu axis.
A man who bought thousand IIavani
cigars. on being asked what he had. sal
fhcy were tickets TO courso Of lectures 4
10 given by his wife.
An old lady who had heard ihat.a youn
friend had los. place By misdcmeanor
observed, .'therc vas ailon woman at th
bottom Of it,
A lady asked an mp town gentleman. VII
was suffering from influenza. "lIy dear sil
what do you use fora cold!' "fise hand
kercbiefi day madam
"Tbcrs u one thing you see hero th'
Won don't SEQ 10 London.' said anatiye
an Ensli.hman. "what Is thati, sske
tue foreigner. "Your shadow
..Ars yon not afraid that whiskcy III g
into your head - asked stranger o. ma
he saw standing at tho bar. mo. thl
whisksy's too weak to climb" was The rs
ply,
..what are you doing there. you rascal 2
..,Ierely taking cold. sir" lit lonks I
me Is il You we're stealing iec." "Woll-
yes--porhapsit will bcartha, constitution.
A scl.colmaster asked a class Of boys th
meaning Of tho word appetite. After
short pause one little boy said. 81 kno'
cir; whom I am eating I'm 'sppy and Hhci
I'm Done I'm tight"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1872-12-25

An Ohio Journal pointcdIy remarks that
every cord Of wood given 10 the poor will
be 20 much saved from use in the next
world.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1872-12-25
BALTIMORE. JAN. 18TH. Is7a

0hLiiMOAsE, JAN. 18TH l612
Messrs. @. Oicr 4 Sons.
GESrs:-At the solicitation of Messrs. min 4
skinker, tirnl. Agents, nj Richmond Va. for IN
sale Of your iertiiixing compound, we I'm our
homes Tor The express purpose OF inycstipntinS
thoroughly The character aud manufacture N yos,e
various nlanurcs. We had previously lcar,,ssi
that you hid, at all times, invited the Planter ~
visit Your works, Inspect material used. and mods
az Manufacture. We were not preDareL Ia eW !.
Tcct 50 full nm exhibit, and we arc mora thar
pleased 10 say, thai every facility has been sfor.
ed 10 us 10 make complete our examination. Ws
have visited your extensive works. Ls.sssd =
Locust Point, In Baltimore, aud thruuph Won,
open and erndd exhibition, In conlunction = IN
Your excellent Foreman. We must express our
selves ~ fully repaid for our visit, md amnIy
satisfied u The value ol your manurcs, and interr
! ~ az manufacture. We are convinced that fh
choicest materal h used OF Ferfixiug elrarsetere
combined skllhIlly and carefully. III q aIl iu,-
| poitant ~ Planters 10 know whereof thew are
using u this ags Of importurc, and no bsisess i
moir.lh be- to al,,se than IN the manufacture OF
n,an,lres, The sad exprrenre Of thousands OF
Planters. Upon afnll aud thorough examination
We ARE determined 10 use your nianurcs, and ear
rcsiiy recommend and invite our Planters 10 join
us w the distribution III what we conreiyc 10 ~
entitled 10 merit and confidence. Your sales as
exhibited ON your books aud testimony OF agencies
selling for years Is further convincing proc.
~. Us. tiObtitDlbD.
DENNIS TllLEY, Granville Co.
signed DC. COOPER, 90.
u. u. cIiAffIN, or Amelia 10. Va
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1872-12-25

a youth of Aicliison. Kan. drank two
quarts Of raw whiskey on wager. and Iii
epitaph runs: ale smiled and died"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1872-12-25
Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fcvef srd Asus, Inssrnit>sns 1svsr.
Chm Fever, Rsmittsnt Ysvsss Qunnb
Agus, Periodical or Bilio1s rsv~r, 49,
and indeed all tho afFso<icns which az1se
from malAriona, rnaxsh. % nfn1nHnks
poisons.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1872-12-25

. 10 eas rsns1y Z lad.s
The Amcrteen prspte - .
surc and ssie esfs ~ Hsvss
asx Agse. kssA ~ - -
enabled - o9ss, Win . y.g1ece
certainty thst Il VII ssk6ken1e
ths sisesss. asd VIII -
The sun., 1872-08-01

not He asked her II she had over seen him Judge
Barnard) before. She said she had not. He then SEN
fenced fhn prisoner to all that the statute allowed
And the joke Of the thing was added Judge Bar
nard, " that all the fellow sgid was true
Judge Davis explained that he had come
under subpoena and against his own desire
The Court voted, yeas II, nays 81 to exclude
the testimony Of Judge Davis aud have IL
expungcd from the minutes.
ARTICLE THIRTY-EtGHT.
The remaining witnesses for the prosecution
not being on hand, Mr.. Van COtt proceeded to
argue IN favor OF the admission of evidence
under the NXXVIIIth Article, charging Judge
Barnard with having injured the credit OF the
city and state Of New York.
At the close Of Mr.. Van Colts argument, Chief
Justice Church lin the chair suggested that IN
his opinion the evidence was not competent.
fined to facts, and the proofs which the counsel
proposed to supply might be inferred. To re-
ceivc the proposed testimony seemed tg him tu
Lc going beyond the legitimate boundaries OF
the trlaI
After consultation, counsel for the defence
consented to take the Chairs opinion relative tn
the admission Of testimony ON the article. pro-
vlded no member of tho Court should object.
There was no objection. aud no Testimony will
be offered Ia support Of Article XXXVIlI.
THE PROSECUTION CLOSED.
by vote OF the Court the prosecution were
given leave TO bring In their remaining Wit
nesses whenever they should arrive. This closed
the case for the prosecution.
The counsel for the defence requested time to
consult whether they will make an opening
argument.
The Court then adjourned until tomorrow.
The sun., 1872-08-01

and on roads where contracts now are in
force he is empowered TO pay the roads
onC-half more than they have already
contracted to do the work for, provided
they furnish post office cars for the con
vcyanco of the mails, as they already do on
all the important routes. Thus the Post
mastcr-Gcncral Is authorized to pay un-
limited prices where no contracts exist
and to pay TO roads that have contincts
more for their work than they ever asked.
Is there man of common sense in this
country who supposes such provision
could have been smugglcd through Con-
gress except with fraudulent intent? Docs
any person of ordinary intelligence believe
that the promoter of the CHoRPENN1NG
fraud Is Il man NJ to be trusted with such
unlimited and irresponsible control over
millions OF dollars belonging TO the people?
And can any one wonder that new vaiiC-
ties Of fraud and corruption manifest
themselves almost daily in the conduct of
public affairs when the last Congress
by its official action in adopting white
washing reports actually voted that rob
bing the public treasury was praiseworthy
and commendable on the part of public
otnpiulsy
The sun., 1872-08-01
The Union square Theatre.

The hill offered at this theatre this week
Is one Of great attractiycness, and the house has
been filed with very large audiences Of the
better class Of people. We witnessed the repre-
sentafion OF the whole Of B-ouch's two-act
farce, KIND t. a Fault" last evening, and
were both surprised aud pleased at the ex-
celience OF the acting. MIR. j. y. Burnett,
who does the part Of frank GOdSigOiUg,
Was formerly at Mrs. Swansboroughs strand
Theatre, In London and came To this country
with the Wyndham troupe, since which time he
has travelled through all the provinces. His ap-
pearnnce N evening dress Is refined and gentle
marlike, his manner quiet, his voice smooth and
agreeable. and his method excellent. There Is
much about hln--his SdnUfTUid, his attention t.
the business of the stage and his interpulation
Mathews. He IL a young man yet, and has had
but a brief theatrical experience; but with
diligence and patient study he Will undoubtedly
rank high one day as q comedian.
Miss Jennie Lee, who came over with Sothern
to play Mary in the new version OF "Our Amer
lean Cousin" and who played II sp sweetly aud
modcstly, and who aftcrward coquetted In the
Black Crook as CurdlinC, has a soubrctte part
in Kind to a Fault which hts her admirably,
and which she plays with spirit and etrectiyenc.s,
This lady IL engaged % do the sOubrCttc bus-
ness at the Union square Theatre next season.
Of the other actors In this play, special notice Is
deserved 10y Messrs. welsh Edwards, John
Huwsun, and Harry Joscph5. 10y their excellent
rendc-ing ~ their respective I1ts.
The engagement Of the Nukts family con-
tiuues highly lucrative tu both players and mHu-
ager and, are happy To- say both deserve
attempts to please, and the latter because lac IL
fulNllug his promise To make his thrhtr" an
ATTRACTIVE place Of amusement - refined pub
lie. The flavor ot the variety show has already,
under Mr.. Palmers management, passed from
IL, and with the removal Of the haTrOom, the rou-
struction Of the new reception room for ladies,
and other changes in contemplation. thi, theatre
will be second To- none In town for comfort, at
tractivcncss, and respectahiity.
The sun., 1872-08-01
Hpttcr DrOp IL.

One might naturally suppose that the
signal discontiturc aud consequent chagrin
and modification which have bcfnllcn the
unhappy scrvitors of GRANT who have
undertaken to damage Honest Horace
by foolish fnbricatiuns and falschuods Of
every description might have admcnishcd
them to dcsist from their work Of calumuy
md vitupcration or at least To he more
discreet and adroit in coming their SLAM
derous aspcrsious. We have never claimed
perfection for our candidate and il is
possible That ussulants of average ability
aud sharpEeSs might find joints in his har
mess; but against such antagonists as the
upholdcrs of the military dynasty, hs
panoply of caudor, sincerity, ana good
faith j, rs impauctHhc as the best Milan
toat of mail on the breast of a Knight
Tcmplar.
The initial filschood. after Dr. GRrELEY
nomination at Cincinnati was that he hal
ohtrudcd himself onjciou>ly and imperti.
nently, into the company Of respectable
gentlemen and insisted upon signing the
bail bond of JEFFERSON DAVIS. This alb
slrd fabrication was circulated all over the
country with ingenious additions and
pmcndnions; hut just as people were bc.
ginning TO u,k one another whether this
version of the story was the correct one,
uut comes Mr.. DAVIS with simple, uutu-
raj, pathetic statement OF the facts nul
circumstances of the case. showing that
DR.. GREELEY, in the goodness OF his heart,
could not resist her appeal for the relief of
her feeble ana suffering husband. whose
health was ri, .ng way under the iigor oi
HI, long confinement. She proved that he
signed the bond from the purcst motives
of compassion uud mercy, know 'ng that Il
involved a heavy p,puniJry loss.
This disposed OF fal,ehood number one.
We have high authority for the injunction
u.vrr to weary in v,ii-domg; hut the per-
severance oi thp GOOD is ~ nothing COM
pa,d 10 the cpcry,.-c ingenuity ANA mali
tHus perseverance, OK these soamps ina thcu
labo' Of misrepresentation AMI deuac,ion.
The Bmghamton hugaboo, which was to
ovctwh nm pr. GREELEY aud cover certain
D,moclutiu leaders with mdc~cIilahlccCu-
fusion and dismay. turns out 10 b. 4 fraud
Of the most transparent kind, and every
body concerned in 1t j. hanging h!, head in
shame.
Thee ,landCrer. cannot hc supposed to
have much reverence foT the DCcalogue
but ifthey win look up the Commandments
and study what is forbidden in the Ninth.
taking care not to violate the Injunction
there contained, they will save themselve~
no incon<dcIahlc amount Of mortilyatiuu
md confusion OF mind.
The sun., 1872-08-01
Our National shame.

At length positive details have been re-
ccivcl of the manner Of the liberation Of
DR.. IlortrD in Cadiz. This victim at once
Of the ire of the spanish volunteers and ot
the cowardice or completely of an Amcri-
can Secretary of stat" was pardoned by
the King Of Spain "a though lac were q
ra'rfuctor. and on 7, fusing to accept such
pardon was forcibly elected from his
piisou.
This outlngc ought NJ lcuPth 10 convince
the American people how impotcnt for
redress any resolution Of their Representa-
tiyes in Congress is when justice to an
American citizen clashes with the vested
interests Of HAMILTON FISH.
The sun., 1872-08-01
What Don plau Thipk. of The Sun.


The approach TO New York is slgnaliled
by the appearance Of the morning papers, and Of
these tins Sun that shines for all " Is the most
popular. You look up from doze and the car
Is whitcned Ike suownakcs by this remarkable
paper, They come like foam caps In ahead Of
the heavier dahcs And, take 1t all in all, do
not wonder at TuE SUNS success. While differ
with 1t in almost everything, am forced To ad-
nit that IL Is a model now spaper In the three
brief pages, with an Instinct that Is rare, its cd
itors collect all that is going on in the busy
world, and the story is told with the crisp fas0i-
uatioL Of novel. The editorials are short and
cruelty sharp. The result is that ON cars, In
streets, about hotels, and throughout the almost
endless crowd Of our great city THE SUS f. aC-
ccpt,d as its organ, its one journal, It's epitome
Of all one cares 10 know.
The sun., 1872-08-01
ANU EMEyTS.



Miss Lydia Thompson and her merry
malden-men in Lincoln green shoot away at the
hearts of callow New Workers, and nil the house
with victims every evening; whilc Harry
Beckett, With his carrotty wig and Dolly Warden
pctticoats, Stimulates In comic style the varied
fortunes OF Maid Marian, and excites Profound
est pinchbec< emotions in the ycllow-haired,
loug-limbed drinsel who appeara as Richdrf
formC d with great smoothness, the several artists
WORKING together without Jur or mutual intcr-
strengthens our original opinion. that the repre-
scutHttun H. one uf the beat of It's Kind hitherto
offered in lhis uty. The blondes themselves do
not contribute 80 much 20 the success of the
piece n The irresistibly comic acting of Mr.
Becket and me extraordinary pyinnastc dane
ing of Mr. Eduuin. The music is feeble. aud the
voices, a. rule. weak, thin, aud worn, and yet
the iragmontary and absurd seAtet In the
prison scene was redemanded Hyc times last
evening; aud other bits VI musical nonsense are
loudly encored. The bale Of cotton presented by
" In the belief that IL might come handy
IN supplying deficiency Of female ply
sch charms, still stands unused In
fcrred, either that IL Is unsuitable for padding,
gr that bounteous Nature has too laylshly en-
d"wed the troupe to make It's use necessary 1t
are not Of those who think that fair woman's
charms when half concealed nre bat the more
ie,ealed for ihey leave littlc or nothin- to the
what with " Black Crooks, " White Fsv.ns. !
Ldlld toukh.,' ana other spectacular nuItlcs,
we arc IN 70 fair way ~ sec All sense of nIi'cu'y
modeatv IN our eirl- impaired, and the evil pas .
,ions of our youth pre- pci 'usly excited. There
was "a time when tUc tutty Sark OF 70 corr %
riee aroused the NiftuoNs resentment u the
town. but after our rerent education We Plzo
40 NthlO's with uuru1iad cUupiaccnsy 4pI1 60
stage fun " ,irl' as near naked a. Eye after ahe
donned the ns-l af apron In Paradise.
The sun., 1872-08-01

reference to the allegation in the bill that
the deceased was Unitarian in belief, n
communicnnt OF that denomination, aud n
prominent member OF that society:
"1his statement Ia other surplusagc or is in
serted for the purpose ~ making II part ~ the
cOmpanant's case that the religious sentiments
Of the deceased have been violated that he has
been torn from the cOnpanionship OF his own
faith. and made to sleep with those alien 10 him
In belief. But crceds arc for the living. not for
the dead, and perhaps In the new light that Is
now NouchsHfrd him, bis rrcdiectiun Tor nj
Impaired"
The Court after hearing fun argument,
has uYcrrulcd the demurrer, holding that
the bill of the complainant sets out a sum-
cent cause of action; but Mrs. METCALF
viii he permitted to put in u defence on
the facts Ivy answer, il she has any.
The sun., 1872-08-01
One Lie Too Many.

Louis JENKINS JENNINGS, the English
editor of the DiTcpu'db'e Times is to be
taken before the Tombs Police Court this
morning on criminal charge. Gen. Kill
PATRICK is the complainant. The offence
is gross insult TO the General and to the
ladies Of his family. What makes its char
acter utterly mexcusnble is the evidence
that Jennings knew that he was uttcring
filthy slnndcr, us the very newspaper in
which it appeared had before that clearly
proven the charge 10 be false. Gen. Kill
PATmCK is justly indignant, aud declares
that lac wilt push the criminal TO the wall
The sun., 1872-08-01
PhoiogrRphiug aud Circulating the Rebel
Documents ~ the Pabiic Expense.

WAsHuNdroN, July 3l.-Tho rebel dOCu-
ments which Mr. Boutwell,, without the warrant
Of law. bought from John T. Pickett for $1,000,
Government money. are now being used by the
Administration campaign documents The
whole force Of the Photographic establishment
attached to the Treasury Department Is being
used to make copies of these documents, and
large force in the Office Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury are husily employed every day in pre-
pairing them for the mail. They are sent from
here under the frank of the Secretary and the
various bureau Offices of the Treasury Depart
mani
The sun., 1872-08-01

Hereafter voting by ballot will bc the
method OF expressing the will Of the people at
elections In Great Britain on the 18th ult. the
Ballot, ,Lul which has 50 long been under con-
sidcration IN the British Parliament was fully
disposed ~ m the House Of Lords, where Il
had met with persistent opposition, and 1t
has since received the Royal assent. The bill
passed IS the bill VI the Commons, with two
amendments by the House 0f Lords. This il
deemed an experimental measure indeed, the
operation OF tho law ceasea in lss0 unless a new
hill replaces It then or earlier But there Is not
the slightest probability that the ballot will
ever he taken from the people after II has once
been adopted. though It T. likely that cNrcd
en.e may lead 20 many Improvements Ia the
details OF the Law providing iIg Its use.
The sun., 1872-08-01

We are indebted to Gen. William s. Stryker
the Adutant General OF New Jersey, for u handsome
aud bulky volume containing the oncial register Of
the officers and men of New Jersey In the Revolution
AIRY Since Gen strykcr's hand IL In, why won't he
compile history OF the part taken by New Jersey In
the war of the rebellion