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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-23
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urfpriingli@ ein beuti6es Sa6rifat,
rin fsluer 2iqueur unb lett inf3tg
Sabren alS oas r6e It Wagenbttter"
iiberal anerfaMnt. Vi a II bite b Dor
u q u u : mungen nnb falTc nllr BON
adtungswertben unO %uerlaBbaren 6alloz
Ier ODER rim WroBen" bon l.. FUNKE, JR.,
Sole Agent, P. O. Box 1929. Jto. 66
GibertD:Str., Jtelp>Oort. LIN
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-23
Spoloiu9'5 2eim 0citt Nqc5.

9tates Ser 3eit amr1G lit S6uOs
tpelT, Dellsn SpDleu uno Oberleoer Dur0
Ua0en ooer 0olsltifte befe1ti8t lit. Gobtc
~crc&p &5ire lit bas eiusige superIalit8e
U%iittti, oas meber retBT ;IoO nnoiNt
matt. tpeoer onr1 DiSe, nod bur6
Ucu0tigtett O0el GroGeuDsIt all8egriffen
miro.
lTpes 9cEn iam 81 ms
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-23
Oeasu eae geisem ocs G6Gmnoes

asstS oer &aagsn iinD ''Ksro wrA's
bronchial TEoclkes'' bon grobern
Wertb. @e9sn Urfdltun8el, Jtets oe5
S6luube5 aus @rfdltung, ooer bet
Observation-Disclosures Nnitreugnng Der
Sprab!DertSeuge BEL 0ifentli0em Spres
Oeu ODER SllQen e~r5ieIen tie Die pobl7
tbuenOiten Neiultate.
2OSan mitt ia mo II 10
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-23
Gniferitaa asiastQSa

Gte beIiebtenSuitrumente felt 81 Sa5z
ren. Brelie $500 Bis $1,000, $lOO bGar,
500 mouatlib. Seoe3 pIono entbGIt Die
neie Serbelierung. 9teeo'5 WnuliFtempel
81 4au Sureultr. 2Uinn Us louD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-23
ggid,tio fitr @6tieutcu.-9 e

gEtd)fi0 fiar R0ftetfeN. Der
gr0Bte WoDltDGier lit mel S0mer5eH linz
bert Ilo StrautDeit BELT. 81. Stl5bee
bat our6 ietne ipuuberb0re @utoeGung
bon ANAKESIS, einem burbaus leibs
ten, RAID uno untrii8ti9 tpirtenoen 0eilz
nlittel fir 9GacrrDOioen lit alien
Stdoien, beioe5 poItbraht. 10000 ge>
BETTE Batienteu beSeuaeu tbre 6eilfraft.
IS lit Elm eiufa6er Ginfit1rungsforper,
Der ais @riutiDungsmittet unb Dtebi5in
bent. Niuberung tritt iofort eil1 lnp Die
l~>eilung lit 8etpib. Brei5 81 Leo. Sranco
5ugei6ldt na0 &nlpfang oss Yretle5 pom
IS. Jteuitdoter & So, 46 8aIfer Str.,
ytelp yort. l3u baben III Chicago bet
s. Il =. %. Stodt uno SrolDn, geo. 20
Wiarfet Str., uuo i'll allen oeutlbsn
NpotDcfeu. z
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-23

AGg~ NuS einem 0rtiten Doer elmer Gr'
faltung fann Die S6miuOlu6t entlteltn;
etna5 iolIte loQleib oafilr gelbeDtn.
ST. aug. &5nto'S Qamonr9ct
BrafstDes bc!Ddbrt it'd tets ais ba5 lIls
lOGoltOlte uno lpirflarite Wsittcl gegcl
allie Granf9eiten oer Gult3e MD &eble.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-23
N~So;chenfltche Sninois GSfaofs-Beif,ene.

= Sn SEN fiinfunb3tpansig Sa0ren BON
1S49-lS73 puroen III Dem balptltlott1
i6en 8oli3ejbi1trift 0 .Gonoon
262, 5G3 neue 0Guler 0ebaut uuo 657S
nsue StraBen, iopie II Squares ar9es
le9t, Die gauge bieier ueuen StraBtn
nnb Squares iI5erlteigt 1858 engIilNe
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-23
Cemtasir N nets

boben in eillcn Sabre ms3r punoerz
poue Gursn pOnJthenmatismus, Nitbs
Ma, Geturtslsiren, = q d ID Ill It e,
SrcitbaIIsn, GHsbriniyfeit, 8tanbs
wunbeu, @erbriibunser, GoIsfiuB &c.
oui Die merlhGiote SeItalt nno lbeile
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-23

mo6nIi6e CRIME al $1.25-1.45 p 8u,
Nu5pa1t CRIME flau gu $l.6O-l.SO.
Sc rs flei 0 - mar in mGBiaer
g1a6frage 5u 5-9c.
Gegetabtlien.- &a6iesdsn berz
fauit su 25-75c p 9ubenb umo Salat
au 75c q Oubeno.
WiIbpret.-8rairtebiibne tng2a6e
frase lllb Derfauft 3u $3.50 p OuBeno,
Ba9tsln $500 3d.. nno 9iri9riden
123-14c q Id.
RartoffeIn.- Barem in gutter
Gadfrage nro 9reiie felt. Sca6blop5
inGorlaoungen 81 1890. Bertdute bonn
Store rangirten 3n 80 GtS. big 81 fir
gea6bloms; 5000 fir garID Stole II.
70-SOc fiir qemil6te.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-23

9tejcniecss, Ole 0crme serriHene-
SDuufviBem unD l1muBige Striinpfe
lsbcn, taufen nje silver Iip=S dube.
2lber Oieienisen, ipelbe eIHen hilDlber
Stluer sip lieber baben, lolten oarauf'
beittbeu, 0aB ibr S9ubD1nOler oanlt
Derisbcu lei.
Tths. tritf frpi+ n n1tifm
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-23

SAT Snete Scup- Rseis So, SO. s1oreHe:
Grassof 6 So, 1O32 Nate=stt., Q3ilao'a.
nn-i3A
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-23
SStoot Chicago.

Sse ser @mogct=Goxla8c, Dclde
bcHI GougrcB Dorliegt. ftno $4,000 fir
Die 6ortIeBuug DeS 8duese ocS lteilBen
3ouamte5 Gu5gemorfer, nit Der Seltims
HtlinQ, 0QB Die Weiammtfoiten beilclbeu,
Sen 8orunihlug nidt iiberiteigen %i0llen.
sir Den Dicii0en 0ofsn iuno $4,000, fir
Sen Galumeter 0afcn $25 5000 ~au59ciporz
Teu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-23
Commercials uuo Tinan}ielles.
CelOmarkt=Perid)t
Uou
HENRY GEEEsNEEATM & CO..

8anFs, Bebielz uno 9aiidge:Oeiddft,
). Npt, 3wiiden &anbpIpbe uno @aibiu9tonitr.
G9icago, 10. Jebyuar 1875.
Cob s~r5iirtte teute IN 9iew gort nit 114I una ldloB
an 11ig, milf f%olaeuoenI ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ,p1hreno oes
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-23

2o9igs &auier.
5Hbittte< 2Oetrz9aMs, er6ffaet am
IS. De5ember 1873
.SdDl Der EoqtreNoeft. .s......4o'~fk
3aDl Der pet0breid!eit Mabl;eitcn. .............. 2,GAj
@eitietteeNogirs 9au5, srSfimet Gm
IL. Samu0r1 1874.
:Sabl Der perabreidteu Diabiseiteu .............. l.434
@%eiammtsa bt Ser soairenoeu .............2!.Gi
@eiam mtiabI ber uerabreibteH YiegtSei1en... 4!lo
GEM Seri6t be5 OtrectoriuM5 lit Der
beS S0abnteiIters allgefilgt lDle rol8t:
3ilons AM /. SaNuar 1874. ............$7l2,5l s 10
GiuHabMeH:
'SelQeHlE. At~o~o1
StIlen 0Nt GepoNttu.. @o.14I %
SuriiG9eSablie uHttritGBungen.. 2Sl.50
Niiiccmie!4en .to. 81 G0S uae. Ctr. 45t.U0
- &c. 334, SO
$3.50, S77.4S
grsgaben mad @elesen 20. 10.662
-ll.637, etni6l. 393. 6TS. "a
8iloas an I. Sanuar $3t7. 1882 81
Sn Sqar 9upter Recommendations
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-23

Chicago, 81. Gesember 1874.
0enrp u. g ing,
S4agneliter.
Inter Sen @ei9ct1feu lit zines BON ser
italientl6cH WobltDdti3tettS Geleul0aft
gum 8etrage bon 800.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-23

: sqeuannten Seilnlittes letT Selle9en Der Welt. Gertiz
ftote pou emerteuswertbsn @nren iino bel ieoer Stef4e
unS weroen gratis su SeSsrHann eeldidt. Us 9%ibt teine
e6m,rsert. ipetbe Dieles S'nin'ents rttat tilt. fein Ses
id,pill[t wclbes es rt9t pertilst ooer Sobmbeit pelbe es
uidt curirt. Dies lit pieI seiast. ober es tit wabr.
Refine s5auitie ODER 9ois9eitesr farm obnc Gentanr
qiniments Ieir. Bbite Drapper tit flr 6omilieuge>
Eraud. Der g)eaolu QSrapper iar Eliere. glets 50 @ts.
orpse alolden 81. 5. :. Geie s. Co.. SO 8roaSz
map, gieU gorf.
Castor7a lit m:br os etne Su9abe Iir GATOR Sci
Gs it bos eiuSise ~beitebenoe iiOere Mittet sur Nes
qrIiruu0 Der Ginsepeioe, 9stlnug uon Golic NIB Ters
idaffuno zines uatlrii6sn SHtafes. Is lit angenebln
an nebuien. Refine idIailoie Dtiitter ober idreieuoe Wins
Ser mebr, Qreis 35 Cts. bic Slai9e. 11ap1S Is
Gait Smoie G,ernp BELT wuoeSinst g6sptnSs
iM@t MRa Gron@ttiS~ sSsa13B
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-23

9tuct oentiG3c $1ebeltcr ieDet9S!e
9c9ra6e4s. llm 9aIb s lIDr Oonnerltag
HJtorgeu ereignete iib eta l0redliUer
1lufail in DEM ToblenDofc pDn &. ). Oyer
d So, STE WraUeitraBe uno SteiUart
Nptnue. 3mci DeHtlhc, SO6n Smiling
nnO Hster Aterrin, iparcn %DaltLblt On
et1lem groBelE Oaufen &oblcn nit S0Guz
1cln btl@QftiBl. Sic b0ttcn etlpaS 81
tief III ben Dapfen Dineiu8egraben, uno
pl0Bti0 "1titr5te Die gatSe No%Dlcnmalle
%3uianmen, bic senaunten Nrbttter, Die
ulo9t mebr .3eit batter, 3uriiG3uipringen,
per10jitteno. Obglei0 iofort nit allen
NrGften ulo groBter N%nitreu9ung al Der
ytettun8 Der lluglHGtiAen gearbeitet
lpuroe, ipar 6iIfe bod nt6t meDr 5u
briugeH. 8eioe Wtduner ipaCel toOt, ais
Die iie beOcdenDeu StODlenmaiieu e%ntfernt
poroeu iDaren. Nniliu8's camille lpODnt
an Seffcriouitr0Be, nabe -. StraBe.
Atcyrm mobnte ebsnDGitl6It; leIle 6az
MiIie 6efinGct IT'D i'll 0eUtiA!anO. Die
&~eruH5Ildten Waren ie AZ SABRE alt unO
brape, flciBI3e Nlrbeiter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-23

8cSauerIid)er t1nfaa. ST.. Cir
nolO i'll 8lue Sslanb, ether ser Gtteiten
nuo geabtetiten Oeuti6en lniieoIer iener
0egeuD muroe an IL. 6e6ruar bon eincnl
1UWerc1 uno %beoauerlihen lIufail Detrof~
fen. 8et elmer QluSfaDrt nit ieiAem
ytefftn puroe ieiu Yfero an Ser Gfe bon
0reenipooo QtDe. uno Oorfltr. Dor eineu
0unOe i6cu uno mari sur Scite lprtns
gcno Dos SUg9D un. 0r. &rnolo trlI9
cine Deftige @ebirneri6itttcrung uto er>
bebli1e duBerlide Gerlebun8en baoon,
llno lUurDe III beitmun95lOlem 3ultanoe
oufgeDoben uno no6 !0nule gebra0t.
immer uicDt gsfaGrIo5. Scin Jttifc ent>
lam glljdLiO nit eini8cn lei0ten Auct7
iIuugeu. 0aS Yitro ging nit DEM
Bu98p Dur6, Da5 pO4itdnoig sertrumz
Mert wrrOe, tcDrte 0ber BON lelblt uad
DEM Stale SurId.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-23

IN BaIr INuplerl ................$I4UJU.72
&etra9 i'll Sanfeu:
luton NutIoMa(.....$ so, 929.T7
Srtte Jta!toHal..... 121. S22.71
Commercial National LIS, 1854
Werc aHt5' XoGn Gu0
3rult @o.......... 4,229.G0
---$333, 1872
-247 1A9- Fl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-31
NEV CH1RTERS IN PREPARATION.

SUGGESTIONS WHICH WILL BE BROUGHT BEFORE
THE NEW LEGIsLArURE-A SPRING EIECIoN
ADvoCATED-OoNsOLIDArI OF DEPARTMENTS
There is a strong probability that early IN
the approaching Of the Legislature there Will be
several charters for THE city introduced or bills ma
terialy amending the present charter. The bill pro
ydng for the most radical change in the charter that
drawn by Senator f. NJ Bixby, Of the leaders Of the
ant-Tammany Democracy. which will be introduced by
him at as early date az possible in order that tie Yarl
provisions may be thoroughly discussed Tie strong
points in It's favor, he thinks, are that II provides
for an election to he held in the Spring
and for consolidating departments and cutting
OF useless officials such way as TO bring about re
ducon Of at least $40 10000 in the burden OF taxation
II has provision for the election OF Mayor aud Board
of Aldermen hold Office for two years. the salary OF Tie
MAYOR TO xcda $4,000, and The Aldermen at 9|ooo
each The Aldermen are also to servo as SUPERVISORS
without extra pay The Offices OF Controller ana 'oPo-
ration Counsel to be elective In that case either one
would act as check the others The Permit Bureau
and the Department OF Taxes and Assessments Will he
made part of the Finance Department The Building Dc
partment viii nc made bureau in the FIRE Depart
mcnt There can be made saving OF ut least SG0oUo
1t is estimated, salaries alone IN ths Dc
partInent The Health Department will be made bu-
the Police DcpartIu,nt II Is tsthsttd lnhl II
can he carried on Ter 100000 or less. Inc pIeseh
Board OF neth asked for @'2S 900 Tor 1870 ana wa
allowed S2ZO.UOO Tne Police Surgeons he TO act IA
health INSPECTORS ana IN other expenses VIII Dc re-
mped. IL proposed th1t nciCilltl pdtIplIcH "iVh
Amounted Oh the police force shall receive $1,000 cch
and at tine expiration OF year, IT deemed Competent
shall he promoted to the second class anu feccyc an az
difioua 800 ary pay, ana Two years thereafter, II
found copeen; examination, shall be promoted 10
thu ir class, aud receive tnc fun pay OF SLIGO per an
mum The members OF the Fire Department appointed
alter the passage the Charter shall tc graded III SIM
lar manner. 4,
Oter changes are proposed, including the reduction OF
court attendants and enforced economy III various places
No bonds OF city ~ be issued except ny
authorization the Board III Appointment An ChoIl
Is 10 be made to stop tue steady increase OF the cS7
handed debt Ii Is a question whether or not the Rcpub
ncans will suppOIt any charter providing for spring
election. The great objection seems to be the alleged ui
h,ully OF getting Republicans TO conc out and vote
al ~pIiny eeotOn Those VINO favor tDc bill Say thdt
the election Mayor and Other prominent cy officers
yould he of Itself sufficient to call large They
add mat If would nave a tendency break down p.rtl
sansip local elections and sccure GOOD class Oi OH
Gals in respective OF party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-31
RURGLhRIFs AND THEPTs.

The vacant honse at No. 300 Beecker-st., owned
by Evan Jones entered by thieves "Wednesday and the
COPPER 10 r and quantity Of head pipe, valued at 500
earned away.
Thieves entered The bnt!ns Of Joseph Gamer. At No GO
W,. Thirty n IA IT,, "wednesday night and stole gold
watch valued at go. -. ,.,-.-,.-.
E1rgI.rs opened window the sunth side - Trinity
church Oa W ldnehday nignt aim robbed q poor boxes
u,Clrs entered 0 J. Nunroc Taylor at No III
Iibrrif "Wednesday mig e and carried away property
valued at -. 49,
Al the Washington Place Police Court yesterday Peter
TIy stealing 10 hand cart valued ~ ~ ffoln
Irving H. Scioirs 81 No. IS seventh ST.
Al he trN NaTAet Police court csttray John Wrlsminn
was he'd IN - 500 BAH for rlSnf into Use house Of l"nss
Antte,f al No 100 East Ninth ~, and stclus JcNeiy
v9lgcd ~ fh5. ~ 80. j..
uares Weaver ATTACHED to The naval service, while on
ftll,ugh durinr which pecti O be married 10 young
lady residing Wnie laiue yHted Gr'rnHlc Conn., a
lew av. ap1 AID g0id Wach belonging 10 William Du
Ls at the Lose % hiB expected bIiie win
the stolen properly ~ ms possession
.oorad lad f,aiah q Parker, arraene1 Yesterday
bcf1rc htaleton, staten lganh TIE
cDarga OF stealing watch valued at go william
Marlin Hollow. The prisoner cent To the luei
Inond IN default Of 0OU ball. " await the action 81 the
Grand JaIJ.
500 Of Mr.. tweczcf ia AorreI st.
Elizabeth ~, j.
On Wednesday night lUrsIs entered the tailor shop Of c.
FfctrTiCks, BERGEN and o. NepaIA h'0t
81 Waterproof os.rcoats, Nained al $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-31
PIRLIC RELOICINGs.

NEw-LoNDoN, Conn.,, Dec. 3O.-Ihe centeh-
NAL year will be ushered in by ringing OF bes ihs Vi
cannon, Illumination ana music -
PORTSMOUTH, n. H., Dec. 3o.-The advent
Of the centennial year viii be celebrated here py large
mass meeting, concert parade, ETC 80,
WORCESTER, Mass, Dec. 3O.-WOrcester VIII
celebrate the advent of the centennial year by general
illumination OF dwellings and stores and an aruiei!
salute at midnight. -.
CLEVELAND, Dec. 3O.-Mayor Payne OF tins
city has issued proclamation recommending that an 'ne
citizens join welcoming the centennial year, All me
public buildings will be illuminated tonoIroW us"''
and bells will be ung and Il salute OF 100 guns nrea'
GETrysBURG. Penn, Dec 30.-Gettysburg
will celebrate the beginning OF the centennial year oy
salute fired from Cemetery HILL general ringing " Wy
belle and illumination ON Friday nght al IL ociooh
NEWARK, n. j., Dec. 30.-Great prepare
tons are being made here for usherng IN the Ceneha
year The church bells will be at midnight ana
salute Of 100 guns fred. At the Rink grand Jubilee
will be held, with music addresses anu P'u0 vi WV
Centennial Guard.
RRIDGEPORT, Conn, Dec. SOP. /. Bar
num- the Mayor Bridgeport, has Issued an enthusiasc
proclamation on subject OF sautng the advent OF lie
Centennial wear He recommends the firing OF national
salute the ringing OF Tue DcIIs AoI nail '' "O" I'M" Gu
oTal public rejUiclngs
WATERFOWL, n. Y, Dec. 30.-Mayor Wins
low has issued proclamation reeom1nel ding at the
first day of the Centennial year he observed a. holiday
and celebrated 10y the ringing Of bells and an 1lunina
ton Friday night III ue WealIcr perHHS tnV hIt''!
and civic societies and the Ere Department Will unite III
4 procession Saturday.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, Dec 30.-Arrange-
ments have completed for grand midnight ceie-
braton here tomorrow. All the military, frenen, and
civic ORGANIZATIONS will parade salute Of 100 guns
will be fred. All the bells of the city VIII be rng PuD
lie and private buildings Will be Illuminated aud the
streets lighted by bonhres.
MIDDLETowN, n. Y, Dec, 30-The Middle
town have ordered the church bells 10 be rung
and locomotive and factory whets blown in honor OF
the centennial year. The churches will have open ser
vices from O'Clock to II O'Clock, and viii lie nlumd-
ted until O'Clock. There will be bOniiTes, Examinations,
fireworks, and torcbiignt procession OF 100 hoiselncu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-31
4 sERUAyT GIREs DiSAPPEARINCE.

ARREST or 4 YOUNG MAN or RESPECTABLE FAMILY
ON A VERY GRAVE CHhRGE-rHE GIRL ALLEGED
10 HAVE MET WITH FOUL PLAY.
Justice Walsh of Brooklyn yesterday issued
a warrant for the arrest Of George Wadcigh, young
man residing with his father George Wadeigh who Is
druggist al No 10 Maidenlane in this city, aud lives al
No. II JclcraOnst, Brooklyn. The complainant on
whose statements the warrant Issued declared that
he believed that the young man had something to DO
with the sudden disappearance Of his cousin, Margaret
Maen who lived AZ the house Of Mr. Wadlcigh az a
servant The complainant alleged that his cousin III
formed him and other relatives about three months ago
that young Mr.. Wadleigh had attempted to violate her
and that he threatened 10 take her life II she informed
any one Of the fact About two weeks the girl sud
denly disappeared, and has not been seen by any OF
her friends or s.cqnaintanccs, although she left
her trunk containing nearly all her cloth
ing 10 Mr.. Wadieishs house. The young man
was taken Police Headquarters, where he was cues
toned by Sergeant Frost, Inspector Waddy and other
officials He discaimed any knowledge 10 the disap
perance of the girl and said lie had made attempt 70
violate her Detective Corr visited Mr. Wadlcgh's ros
ia Police Headquarters The relatives Of the missing
gr were also yslted hut they all declared that they had
not seen her for several weeks They said that she had
no associates except her kns Ok. and shc Away made
her home with them when away from service.
The young who is under arrest has always borne
a good reputation, and belongs 10 highly Respectable
family The person who male the charge went far
to EXPRESS tle opinon Ihaf young Mr. Wadleh not ony
had made away with the girl, bat had buried her eonir
where in vicinity OF his home. An examination q.
the premises male List night, but nothing was
found TO snow evidence Of foul play Sergeant Fro. OF
the detective SQUAD in speaking of the matter late last
night said that he did not know whether 10 he
leve he allegations not but thought the young manr
case should b. considered claItAbly until further cY
dence was obtained.
The Brooklyn police officials stated last night that on
Dee 81 the girl suddenly disappeared while the mother
and father oil tie prisoner absent from tho house
she lett the dinner dishes unwa-hcd, and her hat and
bonnet and nearly all her clothing were left behind her
The tpuIIiau.iff, PtfICk Murphy, alleges luht Wien
young Wddltsh attempted Ia Valate her she attacked
him with a wooden mHllet and that Wadclgh then sW ore
that ne would take her lite The prisoner locked NJ
aat night IN the Fret Precinct Htt0nOuse, and viii bc
taken TO-DAY before Justice Walsh for examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-31
THE SCOTCH REGIMENT DISBANDED.

MASTERING OUT OF TIE sEvENTY-NISTu-rrs WAR
RECORD.
During the last two months there have been
runors Of the probable disarmament Of the 10Th Reg
ment ~ c., but Col Inng, after seeing come OF the
general officers, felt justified IN Issuing circular on
Dee ., conradctng all such repora To th9snrplise OF
the officers and men, general order from the Adntan
Generals office, dated Dec. Is, gave notice OF the imnc
date musterng oat OF the regiment, well Of the
55th s4tb 0Gth Regiments, and Battery A. of the Second
Division. brigade order of Dee 30 commanded hereg
ment 10 mustered out last evening concluding as fol-
1.-THE Brigadier General commanding regrets that the
necessities OF the service have required the dissolution "
regiment bearing 40 excellent record. The 79th has
probably marched further aud fought more battles than
any other regiment from the stale, while the honorable
career of its present Colonel needs mention at ms
hands" Both officers and felt very strongly on the
subject aud regarded the mastering out an insult TO
their country the 18th being the only Scotch regiment In
the State On Nov. II the regiment numbered o. and
Dee. Is, $50 men.
An appeal to the Governor without effect and al
D. H. yesterday the regiment formed for the last tne
bearing their old war coor ia the Anory at Nos l39
and I41 West wcntythird-st. Major Il. l.. Bclknap,
Brigade Inspector MAJOR Charles Watrous, ana Capts
Oeichs and en- Of Gen Wards sraf, were present the
lrstnamcd ca muster ont tie regiment. Nineteen ON
GERS and entitled by their CrerdmOre scores To te
Malk>man'3 badges were called To the front ana re-
ceived them. MAJOR Watrous, in the name OF Gen ward
EXPRESSED regret that circumstances required ms
dsbandng, and spoke in the highest terms
of the record OF the 10Th Col LANG re-
sponded, thanking Gen Ward for past kindness,
and speaking the history Of the regiment He babe
farewell hIs officers and men with deep sorrow Ihe
"uust.r out rolls" were then called and caTh maine
crossed off, after which ranks were broken. The
regiment organized in 1888. On April 10, le6l s
services offered to the Government, the relineht
leaving EewYOTk July 2. Its first engagement was
at Backburl- Ford July IS. 1t was one oi tue last
regiments to leave the Held at the battle ~ li Kun on
Jnly 81 where II Ost its commander Col Cameron, ana
200 men. IL participated In many other battles, among
them those OF Manassas. Antlean sOuth houht3l .he
Wilderness ana Pet rsbrrg, and lis war record cCscs
with the surrender Of Lee, IN Apiil - 1860.