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Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, September u Flour =
steldy and unchanged Whe1t-steady
Ond firm; No. 2 western amber 81 4Sai Al;
do red 81 AZ western red 81 40al Az Penn
sylvanin red 81 3jal 40. Corn-Western
mixed zoe. Oats-Dnll And unchanged.
Rye Heavy ut 9Oa95c. Hay-steady and
unchanged. Professionalism and un.
changed. Pork --$22 00a22 o. Lard -
l4Ha144. Buter-S'rOngi western extras
25a27c; do irsts 29a2ic. Petroleum--Un.
settled aud higher crude 6NA5Nc; refined
llAnloc. Coilce-Nominally unchanged.
WhlskY-Dull nj 81 2laI 22N.
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NEW YORK, September 7.-BusinesS less
active with commission houses, but a lib.
eral jobbing trade effected. Cotton .dan.
nelS, chevOits and hnc brown cottons in
good demand. Plaid and dark fancy prints
fairly active. Dress goods and ginghams
in brisk request, Fancy Cassimefes ruled
quiet, but wool annnels and repellents In
steady demand. shawlS in steady request.
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Gulbord's Remains under q Guartl.

MONTREAL, September last night
the Protestant cemetery vault In which
the remains Of Guibord iO was guarded
by eighteen men armed with navy revOly.
ers and Enfield rifles under the command
Of sergeant Of police. No date Is given
for tie funeral. A general feeling Of in
security still prevails among the resi-.
dents In the suburbs.
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LOUISVILLE, September 7.-Watm and
clear. Arrived-J. l.. .Rhoads, Gov. AL.
len and tow, Cincinnati. Departed
Rhoads and Allen, ST. Louis. River gel.
ting very low; 4 feet 0 inches in the canal
and 2 feet 0inches on the falls.
ERIE, Pa, September THE city Ia
filling up rapidly with delegates 10 the
Democratic State Convention and their
friends. Senator Wallace and Congress.
man Randall, the leaders Of the two most
prominent factions, are on the grounds.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-F'irm and In demand,
and principally for Northwestern consoIi-
dated gold, which sold utss.
sroCKs-were strong nearly all day after
n dull and rather heavy opening. The late
dealings showed something Of yield In
prices, but the market was firm at the close.
Harlem was prominent this afternoon In q
run down to l2O and later a recovery 10 1871.
The transactions Of The Stock Exchange TO-.
day aggregated $4,000 shares, Of which 49,.
900 were Pacific Mail, 1900 Western
Union. GOO Northwestern, G,OOO ST. Paul
common, 5000 preferred, and $1,000 Lake
Shore.
II was reported on the street this after.
noon that the Board Of Directors of the
Ere Hallway was about to be reorganized,
some Of the present directors fesgning and
their places being filled by parties more
closely identified with the interests Of the
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GhagntelIigsrteer.

wu,r queer ideas Of religion some
people baye-ior instance those plOu'
,eaIo,. up at Montreal who think it no
harm 10 curse and stone a hearse-dis-
nh,y the laws, incite bloody riot, and
oven commit murder ii necessary to pre-
van, the burial Of man among them
who although he owned a lot in their con-
.ccrated ground was under the ban OF a
prie.t when he died, These poor priest
rilIen creatures seem to think that it
miybt effect their chances on the morning
If ,bc resurrection to be found in COM
many with man who persisted in keep
inc a book in public library that the
Rf,bop Of Montreal had ordered out A
hundred years form now the world will
look back with astonishment on such
bigotry.
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ANoSG the many excellent remarks
made by the gentlemen who took part
yesterday in the exercises ut the Wheel.
ing Female College were some obsorvn.
tions by Mr.. Benjamin Davenport that
we think worthy Of special attention
from our people. IIc said, among other
things, that the people Of Wheeling acted
in the matter Of education, and also In
many other matters, as II they never cx'
psctcd the city to amount to much, and
as ifit was not worth their while to put
forth real hearty efforts with view OF
securing large measure Of success In
anything. Hence, in the matter Of
education, we had been onstrippCd
by smaller places, as for instance,
SlenbcnviIIc and Washington, where they
had larger and more noted insIitiitiOilS 0I
learning. We have in Wheelinga pOpu.
laIion bordering on 10000, fully enough
Of itself to literally sustain a ilrst.class
female college. All that was needed was
a proper spirit Of energetic cooperation
on the part of the people to insure home
institutions Of learning that would com.
pare iavorably, not only in actuul merits
hut in reputation abroad, with those in
other places.
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COLUMBUS, September 7.-The entries
for the State Fair in all departments foot
up 4,4Sl, against 5000 last year. OF this
number S07 entries are horses, $40 cattle,
$50 sheep, swine and poultry. The mum.
Der Of visitors to-day is larger than yes
terday.
The city Is full Of thieves, drawn here
by the Fair. A half.dozen burglaries a
night is about the average.
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SALT LAKE, UrAn, September IA
petition has been sent to the Governor
lor arms and troops 10 be sent 10 Deep
Creek, Utah, az the settlers there are ap.
prehensive Of Indian hostilities. Some Of
The troops leave Camp Douglass tonight
for Toano Station, the nearest point on
the Central Pacific Railroad.
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New YoRK, September 7.-1n the case
Of a colored man in Brooklyn, who ap.
piled for n mandamus TO compel tie
Board Of Education to admit his son 10 a
school set apart for white children, the
Judge said that the system Of common
school education was established for The
public, and all persons had access to II
and tho Board Of Education had no
bower 10 exclude.
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BELGIUM.

BRussELs, September 7.-About sixty
German pilgrims to the shrine Of Lourdes
arrived at Mons last night. The Burgo-
master with large police force was at
the railway station to day when the pill.
grims started from Mons for Lourdes. A
great crowd was present, but no demon.
strations.
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Reception Of Mr.. Davis.


MEMHIs, September IA special to
the Appeal from De Soto, Mo-, to-day says;
The reception Of Mr.. Davis was al that
could be desired. At Columbus on Mon.
day night he was met by a delegation
from Charleston, Mo-, composed OF mem.
bers OF all parties, who were accompanied
by the Charleston band. Nlessrs, Deal,
Danforth, Bethune and Hatcher composed
the committee. The latter Is n son Of
the Congressman from his district, who
was formerly a member OF the Confeder.
ate Congress. When we reached De Soto
Mr.. Belmont made q speech Of welcome,
which was endorsed by stormy applause,
Mr.. Davis replied in iow words. AT
Charleston, another and similar hearty
welcome awaited him, and he was com.
pletely surrounded by the people, among
them many ladies. At the close Of speak.
ing which was necessarily brief, n general
introduction ensued and Mr.. DAVIS was
made to feel that he was among his
countrymen and Rt home. Arrived at
DeSoto this morning little before day.
break, and we were escorted to the hotel
where about 10 O'clock committee com.
posed OF the leading citizens, most oi
them Republicans, paid their respects
10 Mr.. Davis, who was received cordially
and as cordially reciproCated. Among
this committee were Col. ]. W. and Mai
G. G. Fletcher, brothers Of Ex-Governor
Fletcher, Judge g. s. and Gen. l.. j. Ran.
kin, all leading Republicans Of thisstate,
and w. O'Donnel and Thomas Charles,
Secretary Of County Fair Association,
both Democrats. After an hour was spent
IN HE usual Courteous inIeFChanges tiru
committee escorted Mr.. Davis and friends
to the residence Of Gen. Rankin, whose
guests they will remain till they leave for
81. Louis. Tomorrow Mr.. Davis will de.
liver his address Mt the Fair Ground,
when II Is confidently expected there will
be an immense crowd. ST, Louis will send
q large delegation.
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RALEIGH, N. C., September T.-Dr.
Enward Ransiord, Democratic nominee
for President Of the Constitutional Con.
vention, was elected to-day on the four.
teenth ballot, thus securing the Demo-
cratic organization Of that body.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-08

TIE stocking par ercelleace at the pres
ent moment Is a fine and close yet iilmy
bit Of thread or silk capable Of being
drawn through wedding ring, and is so
perfectly shaped as to give the effect Of
enameling, Concealing defects only and
smoothing inequalities. How this intel
ligence gets out is nObody's business.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-08

THERE is first.rate chance Tor man
with a little ready capital to build up a
big business and a great reputation by
establishing a fruit comnission.house in
this city, in which strict honesty would
be the pOliCy-honest measure and hon
cat Ouaiity.
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RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OF THE
CrTY.-The receipts Of the city during the
month Of August from all sources were
$l3,2l2 10, and the expenditures Sll,
602 II, leaving $1,000 90 unexpended,
Upon the LIST day ofSeptembcr there was
a balance in the treasury Of $l9,0Sl 80,
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CHALLENGES IssUED.-Lou, Falsinger,
Of the Nail City boat club, has challenged
John Taylor, Of the Hegner club, to row
q three.mile race for 5000 a side.
George Parish, Of this city, has chal-
lenged 7Bee" Walker, Of steubenyille, to
run foot race for 800 on the 18th Of
Seplember.
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Cincinnati Retail Hay and straw
MARKET.

There continues to be some old hay re.
cCivP1, aud sales arC made at $26a30 90 per
ton for prime to choice, but most Of the re.
ceipts are Of new lay, some Of which Is very
good, but most Of II Is inferior, and prices
have a wide range. The quotations In the
table nre for new hay only. sheat oats are
selling well, although none Of them are
very good. Prime rye straw Is In good de.
mand al fullprlces, lnd scarce, while most
Of the receipts arC saleable only TO the pa.
per mills. Other straw Is little better than
nominal.
We quote all articles delivered by wagons as fol.
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The I'cocli shipment.

PHILADELPHIA, September San
agent Of the American line Of steamers,
has the following from Liverpool. The
peaches per steamer Ohio, were rotten
on arrival, but they keptin perfect order
until the I'd Of September. The Ice sup.
ply was exhausted on the Goth ofAuguSt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-08

ANOTHER new planet has swung into
our ken. II was discovered August 4;
right ascension, % hours 80 minutes;
south declination, II degrees II minutes;
hourly motion, one second in right as
cension rctrograde, and plus 30 seconds
in declinationi magnitude llth.
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Elected 10 Conference.

FLINT, Mich, September 7.-Thc De-
troit Conference Of the NJ. f. Church, In
session here to-day elected Arthur Ed
wards, J. L. Smart, A. II. Fiske and D.
r. Linde, delegates to the Methodist
General Conference that meets at st.
Louis, May lat 1870.
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TOLEDO, September 7.-Flour-Steady
aud In moderate demand. Wheat-Firni;
old No. 2 white Wabash 81 43j No. 8, 81 20;
old No. / white Michigan 81 40; No. 2, $3.50;
amber 81 81. seller October 81 80. Corn,
Quiet aud firm; high mixed B4Ifo; seller %.
IOber 64hc; low mixed seller October 64Ifc.
Oats-Firm md in fair demand; No. 2 and
Michigan 3SIIc; rejected 3SKc.
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CLEVELAND, September 5,-Wheat -
Firm; new No. red j. 35; new No. 2 do
81 %. Corn-stcadyt shelled 70t7lci ears
on track csc. 0ats-Unchanged; No. |
State 44c; No. 2 do. 42c, Petroleum Very
ffmi standard ll0e test exc; State test
li5Vol l0ISo in car lots.
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ENGLIsH HOP pR0spECT.

LONDON, September 7.-The Brcucrs'
Guardian newspaper says: The prospect
erage in the yield Of hops, Rainis need,
ed and unless it comes soon the crop will
be decreased and the quality deteriorated
In France and Germany the hop fields
are somewhat troubled with mould and
yermin. In Belgium the yield will be
largely over the average.
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Amendments Adontc,l.

New YoRK, September 7.-Rcturns
from several towns In New Jersey indi.
cate that the constitutional amendments
were all adopted except the clNnsc repeal
Ing the fiye.county act
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Louis Houmiel shot and killed n dep.
uty sheriff named Durant, at Los Yeges,
who was trying to arrest him. Houmiel
had been given up by his bondsmen, and
the authorities were endeavoring TO ploce
him In confinement. He Is still at large
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SPAIN.

MADRID, September 7.-Carlist Gen.
eral DOrregaray pursued by Royal forces,
passed through POncala with 1900 men.
lie had lost his war materials, subse.
quently lrNreached Burguetc,
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TIE TURF.


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a. lVohSI fiIinon Si 4 Rrats h. = IslsU,
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Fo;s H. tiInv 4 Ak. % tTims t,lSi y i,Ib ''' =
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s.s SsVO sI, ~ .snS 'SS .is. SS ~ ass. % sSEr S
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TURKEY.

CoNsrANTINoPLE, September 7.-Order
has again been completely established IN
Bosnia and almost restored in lIerzego.
vinin
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SANTA FE, September 7.-The election
returns received so far indicate the re.
election Of Hon. Z. D. Elkins, delegate
from this territory, by at least as large n
majority as at last election,
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I.itiahnrph.

PITTSBURGH, September ~ Wheat
Steady md prices unchanged. Corn-Dull;
shellCd 75a77c on track; ear 7SaS0c. Petro.
ltum-MOdefattl active; crude at 81 40 at
l'Orker's; refined firm at 1issa11Ac, Phila.
lelphia delivery.
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EyGNsvtLLE, IND, September 7.-Bet.
lie, youngest son Of +. N. ThayeF, one Of
the editors and ptoprietofs Of the JotrWdl
oi this city, died this moEniDg.
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Marine Intelligence.

New YonK, September 7.-Arrivcd-
Steamer Willard from Hamburg.
LISBON, September 7.-U. $. Steamer
Juniala arrived,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and stocks.

New York Money and stocks.
New YORK, September r7.-GOLD-open.
ed md closed at li5, the highest point Of
the day being li5A and the lowest point
ll4N. The rates paid for borrowing were
l.O4 per cent per diem, and 3, 4 and per
cent per ann1m. Loans were also made
unt
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FOREIGN NEWS,
ENGLAND.

LONDON, September Fifteen thou,
sand animals are effected by the foot and
mouth disease in Dorsetshire.
The Times, in leading article com
menting on the reception in New York ol
the American Rifle Team on their return
home, gives them high praise for their
bearing and achievements during their
European trip. 1t thinks the visit here
and consequent rivalriCs will be beneii-
cial in many ways,
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

TuE Council Committee on Lights con-
sldered the question Of extending gas to
the Island at their meeting lastnight,
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An extensive Indian outbreak Is re.
ported in Eastern Nevada and Western
Utah. A number Of settlers and miners
have been killed, and the women and
children have been removed to q place Of
safety, Troops and volunteers are going
to the scene OF the outbreak. Tho mill.
tury commander Of this city has asked for
arms and ammunition. An order has
been Issued for infantry, cavalry and ar.
tillery 10 proceed from this city and
Benicia to Eastern Nevada. The rising
is attributed 10 Mormon influence.
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Gov. Allen at BarnesviIIe Yestcr.
tlHy,

BARNsyrLLE, O., September 7.-Gen,
William Allen addressed n Democratic
meeting at this place this afternoon,
About 600 people were present,
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MARRIED.
CALIFORNIA.


san FRANcIsco, September Full
city returns give the following result:
The Independents have elected Assessor,
District Attorney, City and County AT.
torneys, Chief Of Police, Coroner, Public
Administrators, Superintendent Of Schools
and the four Supervisors. Otherwise the
Democrats have made clean sweep,
eleCting Bryant Mayor and eight Super.
visors, with the entire State C0ngression-
al and Legislative ticket.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-06-14

soriety IS 20 make his colts salable.-
Poor horses are j curse. and the raising Of
Inferior colts promises No remuneration;
but when good stock can be prOdueed,
there IS 10 danger but what the bust
ness viii pay. Horses IN this section Of
the country are dsPreci1ting IN valss
from the fact that every good cue IS sent
10 market a soon Is It i marketable.
and 10 extra pains has been taken Of
late 70 import Or introduce good breeds
Of animals. The horSenen have been
looking more for speed than for other
valuable qualities in horses. and have
les the bes, breed Of hOrse-the Nor
gar-evsr known IN this country. die
cut because It did not possess the dssi-
rabls quality Of speed Whoever viii
procure good brOod-mzrss, and raise colts
from the best stock horses VIII find this
business profitable.
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they remain without the least change.
exccps that France disclzims al wariIks
intention. But such > Disclaimer Is IN
dsrssood 10 be Jes9Itical- It's a he 70
serve the truth. the truth in this case
being the glory Of France Fer 1t Is
probably the secret. perhaps almost IN
voluntary. purpose ef France. and tie
universal expectation Of Germany and
Europe. that. whenever she feels her,
self 70 be fully prepared. and fortu-
nate occasion 05ers. she VIII again Try
conclusions with Germany. This di>po-
sition VIII be most carefully fostered by
the power Of Rame. which has allies IN
Germany itself. 50 that Europe must Be
considered as perpetuzlly threatened by
war. Trouble has been postponed for
the moment BY united friendly ofSees Of
England and Russia But there Is pro
found diStrust between France and Ger
many. which ecclesiastical influences
VIII DO what they can 20 exasperate,
and ID observer Of the European situz-
ton can feel that peace : secure for =
tEelvemsuth-- HEruer's Weekly
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PEACE AND WAR IN EUROPE

The question between France and
Germany Is not likely 20 be left 70 ar
bI1TzEisu- and the late war Is therefore
the CONSTANT menace CT another- The
recent reports of imminent trouble were
nas easily discrs,iIsei. because the cause
Of trouble 4 evident % the whole world;
and Lard Derby. the British Foreign
Secretary, said only What Is universally
understood Ehen be stated, n reply %
Lard Russell r=quss f1r the correspond
sucs upon the Ass var alarm that the
publication would prevent British dipIo-
uasIs1s from receivIng Inf5ruatI8u II
the future. because the cazses af dis
pU1e we're liable . rsc1r. Those
eazses ars amilizr- They are tie We
tary Ct Ge-uauy N 1870, the oecgpaEiou
CT Alzaee and Lorraine. and the eause-
I qEe1r maintenance q vast army II
Frznee- This army Z he'd By Germany
q oe eous-a1t threat, AID Il nay easily
be her fseling thzs n self-5zfenze she
must strike betsrs the gathering szeuF
L ready fsr the bIaE. General Voz
SchEsizI-z, the German eubazszdsr IN
Vienna = sszsed 70 have declared TIA;
10thIng bC- tie Empe-1r's fsrhezrzuce
had delayed var, and tie Gar tsIs
g-zP6ed lis imperial brother bezZins
I'm = eslzE 0pe-z-ianz Until he hiuseH
rsaehsd Berlin Lard De-by said thzi
Il his I1dZueat 10 Frzoch statesman
contemplated rzzeTzI e the Ge-zzr
var. and that the grszs French army
. he explained y he nztzrzl Eiah O
krznee . have Al army proPorrisned {
her oEu idez Ct her Standing zuszi
, kG-upea1 PoT@rZ MsrssTe-. TIE F-znri
Statesman ae ta01ghs. Doubted tie an
J eerItg e the German aYprehenziouz. AZ
regard tAea only ~ = Przsexr f5r :.
} neEsd var fGs-ma1y. tLe-.fa-s. La
I requested Frz1es % dzscoutInze Il
! armament France ES1Id pr5bakIy ha4
: cesiIael and there EszI1 have lee
= trs15Ie-
: Ihls sxplzins VIA L0EI D~rh
: means By s2giag tAak the -ez1ses
: dispute are hibls - rs-z-." I.ds.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-06-14

The Prince q Wales Is g1ing 70 make
the tour Of India in great state As the
heir apparent ard representative Of
British royalty It Is Necessary that he
shoGld make an imposing aPpearauee BE-
fore bis orien;al subjects. They would
not recognize hin As grsas potsntats
IN the ordinary dress Of Al English gen
tlsaAn. and 50 be will appear before
their tazzled eyes in Big tartan and bag
" sroEsers, and with al the u1guii-
cent rcsiuus and equipags Of an Eastern
sovereign. All Of which must be l great
bore % the sass-loviBg PrIuee-
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and America viii show what hundred
years ef liberty. peace aud enterprise
have dous fer uatiaa-
Though We have in this county no
battle fed Of the revolution on which
We can gather. We have common inter
est in al that pertains TO the honor Of
the nation. and ought 70 manifest cur
patriotism in some suitable manner
when the opportunity presents itself,
In the county are large number Of
these who fought in the rebJII50u. and
they ought 70 revive the military spirit
that was exhausted BY severe military
service. and form 0rgaBzatI0ns that
shall Be the nucleus Of such bodies Of
men As VIII participate during next
year IN ths military displays necessary
We must keep alive the martial sPIrlt
and wake tie echoes By sound Of can
non musketry. tie and drum during
uext year There might be raised IN
this county companies sufficient to form
4 battalion Of infantry. and during next
year. Or Io1ger If desired. the battalion OF
companies could meet for drill OF nus
ter. and their meeting w0ald Dc agree
able and useful We hope 70 see the
martial spirit aroused and long 10
hear the sound Of fife and drum Let
Orleans county begin TO make PrePara-
tious for the stirring events Of 1876