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Wheat Fan for Sale,

A "Universal Wheat Fam" the best that
is made, for sale. Apply to
VAUGHN * BARKLEY,
Sept. 25-tf Columbia, Tenn,
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1877 Several good secondhand buggies and
harness for sale. Apply to
Nov. 2O-tf. MAYS IL DODSON.
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A CHANGE IN BUSINESS.

FROM the following notice IL will be Feen
that have formed a partnership with Mr..
Eugene Pillow, who, after the first prOx.
will be associated with me in the interest
of insurance. GEO. CHILDRESS.
With much pleasure / announce TO my
friends that have purchased of Mr.. Geo
Childress, an interest I'm The Insurance
AgeRcy, of Columbia. Very respectfully
EUGENE PILLOW.
We would very respectfully, call the at
tention of our friends, who, by their liberal
patronage, have shown favor to this
Agency, and all who are or may be interest
ed in the protection Of life and property, to
the fact, that 1t is our desire and Intention
to promote and advance the cause OF in
surance in our community-represen as
we do, the oldest "ttsae tried and fire tosted."
Corporations Of Europe and America by
which we are enabled at all times, TO offer TO
the public the BEST indemnity at the DerU
LONGEST rate commensurate with the hazard
and to this end, will devote our best
energies. Feeling grateful for past favors
earnestly soliciting the continuation of the
same with the addition OF all new business.
Very Truly Yours,
CHILDRESS & PILLOW, Agents.
oct. Both 1874.
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or Sale,

A good buggy, on good time and very
cheap. Apply at this office. nOv20-2w.
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Edward Sheegog, formerly OF this town,
has connected himself with the Jewclry
House of +. l.. Davies IL Bro, of Nashville,
corner of Church and Summer Streets.
where he will he pleased to see mis- old
friends Of Columbia and Maury. New goods
received every week, both handsome and
cheap. Oct3O-iw.
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NRDER OF PUBLICATION.

II. p. Wade, Admir- &C., VS., Lucinda Hunt,
ct al.
1t appearing from affidavit filed in this
cause, that thC Defendants w. NJ. Bond and
John Hunt, are nOnreSidentS OF the State of
Tennessee: 1t is therefore ordered that
they enter their appearance herein before
or on the LIST Monday in January, 1875, it
being rule day of said Chancery Court, to
be held at Columbia on the End Monday in
December 1884, and plead, answer or demur
to COmplainantS Bill, or the same will be
taken for confessed as to them and set for
hearing eX parte; and that a copy of this
order be published for four consecutive
weeks in the Columbia HERALD AND MAIL,
Nov. 21th. 1871. ID. B. COOPER. @. & NJ.
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HOUSES for SHE
s OR RENT.
Apply to j. B. STEELE
BaarIerS Wanted,

Mrs. ) u. Thompson, corner of North
main and Free streets, and opposite the
HERALD printing office, is prepared to take
Il few bOIrders. Can accommodate gentle
man and wife with a nice room. Terms
reasonable. Oct92m.
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We are greatly in need Of money, and
our friends indebted to us VIII please
.onne forward and pay up.
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TOWN AND COUNTY
Friday, Nov. 27Gh, 1874
Money wanted

OUR TERMS.
S2.5S A YEAR, PAID IN ADtANSE'
$500 IF NOT IN ADVANCE
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The following is the list of letters remain
ing in the Post Office Nov. 18TH, 1874.
: mis- Henrietta Miss Allison j. B. Mrs.
Armstrong Henry Amos Fannie Miss
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j. w. Thompson to Elizabeth Finch
John ii. Hams to Miss V. E. Cook.
, 1874-12-19
ERcItripsa Among the Alabama Nc.
frtstNA.

Erocs. -....
I'unt.rits Corrtapondsnct Of the Mr. York 7fmts.
Soon nftor tho War caasetl, 1t was remarked
that tho neGroos Of tho South had changed i'll
mauy respects, aud thut nmoug other tlinga they
had given up dnnclng aud singing. Nov, thar
principal amusement conssBta in going TO church
atd shouting themselves hoarao i'll wlat they
ca!l "the holy dAuce." lIoro. in huntsville:
uearly every negro in The place has "aperienced
religion" us he will tell yun with ely alrcota-
ton of 1noeknoas that IL truly laughablo. lIay-
ing axporieuaal religion does not lngan with
thutn, howoycr that they shall try to 1.-Two puro,
good lives, Or that they shall sacrifice anything
fur The aalo OF tllcir fatth HcliEions negroes
do tllo very few who arc not In tho Churcl,, aud
1 am informed, Oh tho very beat authority. that
black men mad wosion, after pasalng itall the
night iu d protrnctol Or rorlvat meatinT, will
leave tho house Of God to engage III scones or
dissipation that are too disgusting for doscrip-
ton. -.
Iu q former letter tried to convey an idea Of
how terribly immoral tho country negroes wore.
at ths time 1t is only necessary to Ruu tliat soV-
oral colorel preachers In North Alabanla arc
known to have mora than ono wife, and that
tho leading sister In tls Methodist Church i'll
this piRco is tho koeper Of a don frequonted
only BY negro thieves and women Of the lowoat
cfaas. -.. .
exclusive; at tho same time they aro excessively
proud of tho particular denomination to which
tuoy to1ong, aud loud In their lenuncatlon OF
tstoHo who join other churches. In Huntsville
tho so-callod Hard-shelI Baptist congregation a
by far the largest, Numbering upward OF 1900
members. 4 day or two sfnco asked an old
darkey, who Ia prominent Elder in tho Moti-
| odst Church, low It was that tho paptistB wero
| no humorous Lor', aal.," saia ho, !" dat'a
easy nough 'splainea. Niggera is sinful fonl OF
natural niggor can't rcsist tho fasoinationa of q
public bApti2in."
, 1874-12-19

VtN York CarTfsp0Nlr'lef q tht lI0eloN JytN'1Ul.
l'ow faeaH wora muro familiar to New England
mon than tIut Of Mr.. Maral.. wllo resided for
over thirty yours Mt tho AHtor Hottso. For yoars
ho waa Vlce-l'roHident OF thu Eric loal. ana WAS
for a ti.no tH prosilont. llo was an unmarried
man. Iio had worry largo property. Lie diod
without u will aud tho various hors are lnalt!llg
property IIo was worry earelosa nbout hts money
,uastcrg. For yoars thoro had hoen under his
bod a box full Of old papers mud nl,lsty dool,-
n,onts, whlol, more than onao Tho gerYaut had
laon tempted to throw into tho aail-barrel. On
oyasl,auling this box aftor Ills loath bo,,tt''
to tho amount Of $40 900 woro found among the
old papers and pamphlets.
, 1874-12-19
4 CHRISTMAS HYMN.

Tito cir was still Ger notbIohomt plain,
a. II tin grent niyht hsil its breath,
When Lite Eternal ranle to rs!g1 -
oySt world Of Death.
Tho TJgan at tis rnidntHht board
LII tal! hls brln.ning mp Of gold: ,,y
H. telt thu presence Ut hia Lord
Usforo Ills birth Wua told.
Tho tomplaa tse,nbletl to their bases
Tho Idols shntltiercd ~ I'll r1lu:
4 prieatlOou III ltB l,owur Ut plaza
Anelt 10 Its gods tn yslu.
All Nature felt thrill divine
When lurst that netcor on the niknh
Which. pointing to tho aaEior'a shrine
proclItmtl tho newborn light
, Light to tho shepherds aud tue star
u.ltltd their seAt midnight fold
Light tu thu Wtse Afun fr1tA Afaf
luasiny tl.s!s gitsA of geld
Light to ra.l,n Of Sin and 0rsef-
limit tu world IN I'LL its hesas-s
TAy Light If iil0-4 now teae1
Ilisluy u'or falleu cfuods-
Light On tangled path of tlloen1,
Though loatllns to 4 martyrs thrsue1
4 light to guide Ill CArlst rGturns
III glory to u!s own.
Thors silt 1t slinos, willis fur kbroal
I'Gu E4riatpA9 choir sings now, ~ lhE0t
.Giory, Rlury ,lntn Go1!
PcRcu anlt goodwill 10 msn |"
ROME. C1rtstinas, 1911. I. DuouAHAH R916
-L5nrfi.rAlrA Sta"nr"- mr. .E""""r"
, 1874-12-19
A Now EreG.l4lataGiA IbUes~e.

A new dodge, saya tho Zorro liants Express
waa practiccd ut Math atreat restaurant i few
nights sinco. At lste hour two hungry mon
wont down and called for good Aquafo meal,
aud aftor eating everything up cloan, QUO nat
dawn by tho stoyn Il moluant, tl,ell suddenly
olapplng l,!s hun OH Ills distented howels, COM
plainod OF Ieing worry slrk. In u munout moro
ho tnrnod to his companion and remarked lie
Mis companion, IN voil'foignal alarm followed
his sick frlend upstairs, anu as soon aH tlioy
reaohed the sidewalk thny Ut out In hurry,
leaving their blu, Of course, unpat.'.
, 1874-12-19

"9o sIie's here, your unknown Dulcfnoa-
Tho lady you Met OH the train,
And you really l,olicva sl,e would know you Il
You were to meut Acr again 7"
"of conrsc, ,"ho replied, II she would know me,
Thero mover wua Hutnankad yet
Forsot thu effect rho Inspired ; aba oxcufos
hut docs hot forget"
"Tllcn you told her your lore ?" ashed the older;
Tho younger looked up with d smilo;
" I sat by her aIle halE ull hour-What
Mas doing the while
"wl,a., sit by tho side Of woman IA fair a
Thu sun in the sky.
And look somowhcre olso lest tho dazzlo dAsa
From your owl to her eye7
"No: hold TINT tho speech of tho tongue bo
As frank Gul aa bold AZ the look;
And l Yield UP mYselt to hofaelf-that was
11oro tlal Bhe got from her book
'sYoung blood II laughed tho elder; "no doub3
Yu,l are volcing the mot1n Of To.Days.
But taon We old Fog!e1 at leass glyo tho lady
Some chance for tie1ay.
"Therc'a my wife-iyou muat knoss)--wo nrse mot
On tho Journey from Fioroneo to some;
It took na three wouke to discover WHO WsG
She and WHARF WIS her 4ome;
"Threo moro to bo duly presented; three mora
1:rp ssw her agasn; ..-........
And 4 ycar Gro my ROMANCE tt11n wher0 yours
Ended that day OIL tho tEaiu.H
"ohl that was tho style of tho ssage.eoaeh:
We travel to-day by e1rrcAs.
Forty nltlca to the hour, he answered,
"Hon't atluilt Of laasion that'a losR."
" Dnt what II you make sniztske "quolk its
E!aef. Tie younger la.f s!ghc.l; -.
What happens Wheil Hlgilas are wroux, o.
Switches misplaced 7"le replied.
, 1874-12-19
A ROMAN MYS Terry.

thiu ono cuul,t ,,ot ,lnyo boon loBs than four
nooea In |uugtl., and waa addtosBeds ITO tho
AIar1,,ae Aldurants."
"You must write tno," unll my father, "if
tho A1ars1ulao Ii still beautiful
Now, from my childhood, had aoon hanElug
over tue fireplace of my fatlor'B study mlula-
ture OF . very handsome woman, With hor hh1f
powdcrot,, md crowned with Ivy, and h tigers
tkIn thrown over her shoulder. On lilo portrats
wns tho word. "lsoma, is" Tho costume
,truc1; mo as worry singular; 'l,ast otton "Hked
WHO tho lady waa. Tho anawer Ind ALWAYS
heeu: "It il picture OF baccanto." uut
tl,H roply did not satisfy mo; suspected That
thorc was aoerot co,l,,ostad with Tho matter.
for wncu this simple question w"s pNt iny
tnothar nDpearol to bito her lips, aud my tatlor
Instantly became serious.
Whom nv father gave me this scalod letter ho
cast steaitily E]anto ut tho miniature. la'
voluntarily did tho satno. aid tho thousht
strue., mo TINT tue bacehnnso might bo tho
Marnuiso A!dob,antl. AZ was j'Ht beginning
In ,,n,,erstan1 tho waya OF tho world, drow al
.orts Of conclusions from my mothers denoanof
aud nv fathers ol,nuge of countonanco.
When I arrived III Homo tho first letter pro-
sentod WIS that niouded for tho Matausso. slie
dwr}t III q handsome palace noar lho Iia2za san
Marco. .-..--,
I bundled my letter md cnrN to s0fvnhs IN
yellow livery, who ashoscd MO into iaf5o par-
lor. which was darl gloomy, aud indlnerontly
furnished. But thoro Aro pictures ny INC mas-
ters In ail tho palaces of homo. and thoro "aa
quito Il number III this one, and somo very hhe'
The first ono remarked was portrait OF
woman. which took far Il Leonardo da Vi',ci.
H. lin riel,ucsg OF tho frame, aud tho rosewood
cnsc1 OH which it was placid, it cor}a mt ho
,I,wht ad tlnt it was tho gem of tho collection.
, 1874-12-19


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THE rA1e3f AND tttIet3EIN.
u,, r. r,--.-.-- -, r,o.,,
s.'''sa ."s NC ,no
aao;oW while ~ Ehram-llAsMan0s' .,a,.
nHu tno NnV u HsatNe 1hcsn-nAofnc-
Stn9'c.-.Eho Stnfo Norticutturitt 50"
cActy-ea"sn9 s"uth.
frp" Or Agricultural Correspondent.
CHAMPAIGN, III. Dro. II, 1874.
BUILDING c1trner-YAurnniEs.
~ Iowa Falls, In, Doc. 7, 1871.
MS: i y ~ 1sn w sset sh''n sssona
Garl anainsi our oxccssyo M lava IN
mini two ,lnns Virst-To Tit Ut, cnntnon framn
brick on Ito untsiao OF HtuaIng. inches linp tho
inAile with bndingrarer; fur Dit ono inch antl 1a
en-. paster, or e9Ia MILL. W.. 9'nes; secona-pnt ",
m o pSt % III snn III M "s os,t hn
Thu tic seeol9 risaso ruby through iii. TnuWr se
mud ohifge, yolIrn truly n. ELpnED.
I l,ayo iutontled to haso hal more 10 say In
regard to farm.buildiuRs. hut otlor topics have
cEowaed ~ asloo Az REGARDS 1uo Two pla'ls pro-
roned, catl glYo much pettor ollo than either.
a building shcotod with brick Ia only suitable IN
tho suburbs Of q city, wlcro pat,,os ara ain
htiors /, hnyo chcan 1,r;ok to,,ao. II viii ~.
s"e4 'o.5 Rooo P.'p""u Aor =" o"e"P eot'ahe'
chcosc.honso mist DO matlo strong; for the
c,oose.yata aro hoayy, mud tho checao in tho
curiug-room will voigh many tons. Tin wa11K
must not only 20 strong, put non-conductor of
hoat; and brick In the best for this prpoao, pro-
vitling that 1t In properly laid up; but would
mt lat Tin tob hv contract I'm. s,norvao u mo.
.a1, a,, sno IL, .ho ,ssn , H.. .,,o o ,.
eo'' aaa AA'o ~ suo "ofn "on' W tuo oa5' III
no csher way III It rohBtn'o 10 got good hricE-
work. at leaBt In thfs part OF tho Stato where the
brickaycrs hayo d yory bad habit OF putting
mortar m tho M, .1a NJ lin co,,,uo - liz
,..;'', ,p..a. ,'e.,,,:.,,. su :. a"H ~ " sm '
ot'e"t aos4oao " 'ou"'''a ~ ao"n a,'a l,t'-
ing ali tho ihtersticeBt. na 1t should bn.
| Then, agair, 1t IL cheaper to do tito work
! hy lin dav thnn by t1,o inb ut what
IL co1lc1 tricnl,rora, n,coa,,ro I hayo tr;c7 Iot
- eal'eo p,ieA'"o.a 'neaau.o' A1'u ti'eo pos
piaha, nha aho" from pfacllcai experience. on
wall Inches thick Of building q by 40 fcot,
with wallis 20 foet high, tho tnAsonB' lncaauro
would DO n,JGu running feet. OIL yl1lc1, tloy
,.,,,td oor,t 1r br;,t, :, I'm f,ot m.,rr ue in
"cuA 'vs ~ - ~, w. ~. Aoos' t""As e't4",
nF4eH. nov, u 'no "a'' haa po opon1uga' ana
Uas lnl solid, thu actual nni1bor OF brick would
, 1874-12-19

"kAfaNo!!. Alh4RN1a 1iHca oht"1 s'iA - Aathh
my hut to tbs house, which was stiil in sight.
"I4ook, ii you please for aorlo other person to
avengo your wrongs on tho jealous wretch wl'o
kucpa yon captive"
1t waa = o'cock when arrived at my hotei.
upearo. Ono Of tho hotol boys handed me =
letter. It was Don Ottaylos, aaa, as it seemed
to bp long, thought It letter to read It ln MY
r0o% o he I'D to t no qda npsasa s1nssso tho
ono wto III TO travel with volt"
swell, has ho arrived ="
ii lie must bo Mt the stable, AMI will como With
s.Sir, ln,ay ca,no hero y few minutes ago and
| cato1l for yo,ir servant. She inniHtad OIL going
to your room, aud told mo to say to your SER
ynnt, WHOM hp arrived, TINT AIadS'na 1.ucrezia
": Tin IN inv M Mrooul?" exclaimed, holding tightly
.Ycs, ulr. It aeotns that nho, too IL on tho
point Of leaving, for sllo gnyo mo . 'mail paok-
pnt snt ~ tue yaesty 'd canns deBcrbo
| tho combination of tarroc, snpeyasttton. 0ad
curiosity which arose Within mo. Whom Ind
roushei tia tlrst landng-r lived on tho aocond
.aa Wig a ad G ronps aS a' MsstS SSt o
| lilo begged ton Thousand natdonH,, aud went
down tS ilg1t It. ieon1innet4 aseanNng.
nlreay hra my hand or tho Ley o. my - aoo ,ra
What nov st. y'so sqa as tIs aoos 10 lf,
darlnos., the story Of tho beo'ling nun bad all-
torsd nv mind. Was rosacasad Of d damou,
| ljko Dota Alonzo2 It eeomod ~ though tho lad
"I 1 onened tllo door. Thank hoayonl there WAS
q 1,glit In my bedroom oroaaod tho snla'l l.par-
Ior Which prafaced 1t, rapidly. saw ut = glance
| t},at thnse waa no oua III tho hodroom. nat !
hsnrl behind mo light stop, and tho raatllng
| Of droBa. I balloY0 that my Asar stood On end.
4 NORMAN drsassa IN white, hsr had covered
, 1874-12-19

news mud croBs-wall in tho collar. Fr1iu theso
tigures, think any farmor may DO at,le to Mak0
III tho kind OF information TINT farmers mood,
for they lave put too much rclianoe IN tho
estimates and l,laus Of il!-educatod mechanics.
Our state has paid out a large h1ln on farm.
buildings, Tor samples Of use and economy; but
1t would be difficult to turn out
MORE ADonr1yE ATTEMPTS
In TINT direction. Tho ilrst Impression of tl,ose
buildings il that Of q. chapel; but, OH cloao
examination, QUO IL In wonder low 10 much
money could have beon turned to 80 )ittlo llRo,
aud no ono would suHpeot that the farmer w!H
expected to be benolitsd by tho Lesson. We
have architects for tho planning OF city buildings
but those Hamo mon mike failure III farm-
houses and farnl-buildinys, ua may be- Hean
wlIero7or tho attempt has baen nude. There ia
noed for rcfor1u In this rospcct, md tho remedy
ia to como from tho farmers themselves, who
will giyo tho subject practical, cuinlnoii-so'Eo
consideration. haSo looked over several
volumes Of plans Of country-ilouBeH, aud must
eay TINT am compelled to lay tlntn aside with
feolings Of doep disappointment.
Among all the cheoBe-tactorlcs that have
aaal, either East OF West, not ono OF thorn haa
o Wow 10 the .eeouomy Of labor. y farmor Of
| Iowa, who had CONSTRUCTED d clcesn-house hns
spent all Of the paAt summon in looking through
| tic choose. o.factorlos Of Now York mud tho Now
England States, for thoo, pnrpose Of getting tue
| bost planB for n Rmall-Hizod o!looaa.lo1lno. I
llayo not learned the result of hts Investigations,
further thau that tho most or all Of the oheeso.
favtorios arc moro or loss faulty IN both planu
| a1ll construction.
In our country OF bad roaas, at least at times,
| lMopERkTE.slzED rAcToNEEs,
| aH GenofA! rnlo; nnl to got at tho best plan
will require 10 Anhil amount Of practical ox,1e-
rioneo. 1t 10 probabIe thnt IL house with u baso.
lnalt antl two atorloa, a,d supplied with good
llaud-oIoyator nnd tranlways to curry tho olaoosaa
| to thor plnco Of curing, will bo IA Eoul AH any.
, 1874-10-15

FF4W &He 4tfE / QFN lFfaH1lt.
People who arc or Aavo beou Interested ii> f.
nanclal institutions Of my kind alse urged to
witch for old dividends. Some days ago u man
called upon John G. L:ghtbudy, thc printing ink
mauutaoturor, and intoss2ed him that ho would
pnt him ll possession Of facts which would lend
TO tho recovery Of u cortau sum- The intor,1lal,t
was to hayo l,nlf tho n!non3t recovered. Aftor
asttsfylnE himself that tho 1latl waa not de-
ceiying him in my way, MIR. Ligltbody coil.
nentad. and was informed tllat thoie wefo aweit-
Ing his donnnd in tho financial department Of
U large company Of national reputation and
buRtnoRs, fur dividends fur the yoaru 1867.
1903, 1860, and anuttler year. Illaao diyilloudH
soro worth G120 each. Or $3.50 in all. After ro-
cciying tho money atr. Lightbody paid the 52IO.
but asked why j. was that Ile hal not received
wora from tho Company, and in tl1is wny avoided
tho payment Of one-iasf to y person who must
have peeu III coluBion with somo ono iu tho
onicc. No satisfactory reply was received, how
over Int from tho woil-kl,own reputation Of tho
principal officers Of tho Company, tho mattor
will probably bo promptly Investigated, aa they
will lot tolerate anythlng AavorinE Of such rrac-
ticeR by anyone in tho employment OF tho COM
rapy. 1T tho tmn Of tho collection OF tho divl-
lonuH, however, tho clerk hold soyornl largo
packages Of chorla, oyilontly unclaimed. It 'is
auggoatod that unclaimed bunk accounts, dtyt-
tloldB, deposits Of any kind shall bo advertised
at periodical Intervals, so that thoso who arc
entitled to the1n Inny get them.
, 1874-10-15

WILL COUNTY VETERANS.
S,,ettal Diauaish to The Chicago 1ritn1nt.
Jor1aT, Oct. 14.-rllo arrangomonsa Tor Il lnrgo
reunion Of soltlters of VIII and adjoining couu-
: tics, to bo held nj Jollot Thursday tho 29sh of
October, arc being rapidly rorfocscd. The fol-
wing call han boon lnsuol By tho President Of
tho ARHociation:
10 TIE SOLDIERS or WILL COUNTY,
1t hnrng heen decided by tho ivlll County splllcrs'
AsaoeiRt!on to liud GRANT ranion nt joliet, Th,lra
aay to II sspsea a sa ss,es
n0ltl lcrs to Io prcHot. T,r sodEors uf N mud al.
jotnin counties asc osracs'ls fsesa to DO al m their
operann without regard 10 rank. regin,cat, Or oca
ton, will bo gladly rere!votl.
to tlosa who Horvet In tho Into War.
able ono 10 llloso who ho dear t,c memories Of lilo
ca,'p. cld at march m ,',, vii il he nude, ga iInI
Cavalry il aigned by Jonas Acely. Company 6,
Vim. Gowdry, Company D, ]. Il. Fctcr, Com
psamy D, !; ! Aathor Company D. H. E. Donncr
il tho onc-Hunlrcdth Illinois 1nfnntry. egn-
ed bs j. q. Ks'uon, j. q. Ewooi J. il. LosHta. %H
uHy n. Decknth, ]. q. Lung, 4. D. EdXpwortil,
FutlH Dertlott, Annon Patterson, Glib Avory, a.
]. Flies, Oliver Paul.
fautry, slgnc1 BY .Iol,u D. VAN Allen. Company
u, Bon ialnin J. Oliu, Company 4, lsouben At
hius, Company Is. George Flaught, Company B,
AlbortJ. Sanger Company L, Henry A. shi1rcr,
Company i.
70 tho mombors Of tho sixty-fo,,rth Illinois
Volunteer Infantry. aigncd BY Henry Logan,
| Louig Taylor.
10 Autlcrso,,ville prlsoncra signed by Warrcn
8. Noble, Wilmington, mud u. 4. Nattnger,
| Joliet.
| 70 tho veterans OF tho Mexican War, aligned
| By ]. 7. Swain and William Watkins.
| To tllu aoll!iars OF tho Nintet!l Illinois Folun-
| teor I.lfantry. signed by Micl,aol Cunningham,
| Edward Cunningham, II. C. 11n1ey, David llyntl,
| Mnrtin Hicks, Michael Wllcs, Patrick O'Boyle,
| Pntricle Smith, aud +. Devlin.
| 4 long list Of Hignera to a call FOR Barrett'h
| BAIT cry completes tho lst,
At meeting. Of tho Executive Committee
hold yesterday, 1t was decided that C. u. Ghrs,
10y, Of Joliet, lato Of tho Ono lIunureatb Hi
nois Infuntry bo requested To loliver tue oratio1
| 10. the oceahipu. Eldcr Grows, of tho ON
| Hun trolth Illinois, waa solicited as the Chap
laIu. Capt. Egbert Phelps, OF Joliet lato Of TIT
| Ninotenith Unitod States 1nf antry, will prepari
| aid reaa poem,
| Tho genorll rendezvous will bo Mt tho Jolio
| 0pera-liouac, whore tho Assocntion will IN Get a
| IL o'clock p. III. on tho 2ott. I1oatlquart ots fo
| each regiment battery, and detachment will bt
| eHtabliHhol ut difforent points III tue city, to bf
hereafter announced. 4 d,nuor will bo Horvot
| Opera -Houso. After thu adiourhlnon
Of tho Association, Darleaon Post Of tho Graus
Army OF tiio Republic, Of Joliet, will giyo
Fraud bali iu hunor at tho occasion. Az pre-
vioualy announced IN THE TRIBUNE, 1t ID predict
cd TINT this will bo tho largest reunion Of soldier
eyor held Ill tic Northwest.