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Right Rev. Bishop GiImOur'5 EdIcts
20 the Catholics.

CLEVELAND, March I4.-RIght Rev. Bish-
op Glimour has issued pastoral letter to the
clergy of this diocese, which Condemns the
Irish World, published in New York, as
being antagoDistic to true Catholic princi-
pies; condemns labor unions for their secresy;
forbids Catholic parents, under threats of ex
communication, sending children to public
schools where Catholic parochial schools are
easy Of access; gives the Hioernians severe
reprimand for not allowing priests to act as
their spiritual advisers and for net allowing
them at all their meetings. The bishop urges
on Catholics the necessity of subscribing for
the diocesan Catholic journal 10 preference
TO all others, and repeats his order to young
Catholics not to marry outside their religious
faith. His letter concludes with unimportant
suggestions as to funerals, etc.
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canning a,nEC rrnsinnA al anRa K RcshiD.

LOUISVILLE, March IA special to the
COuriey-JOurnal from Washington says a
conference of Mr.. Blackburn's friends was
held at his headquarters tonight. In regard
to the reports circulated by telegraph and
otherwise, to the effect that in a contingency
Blackburn may withdraw and some one else
bs substituted in his stead, the whole thing
was unanimously denounced as a device of
the enemies ra, her than the friends of Mr..
Blackburn, and it was directed to be authori-
tatively announced that the issue was unalter-
ably made as between Blackburn and Ran
dali, and that If any dark horses we're to be
brought out It must be by the withdrawal OF
Randall instead of Blackburn,
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CHICAGO, March 14.-1he Times to-mor-
row, in DOMINIC a new dress appearing as a
quadruple sheet, and in considerably en-
larged form, makes the following announce
ment, editorially, as to the future political
course of the paper: The Times will con-
tinue to maintain its perfect independence of
political parties, religious sects and factions
Of all descriptions, and will discuss all essen
tial public questions from the high stand
point of impartial conviction. And as to men
as candidates for political Office, it will sup
port that man who is nearer night than his
competitor OF competitors On the material
questions CT public policy, and the filter or
httest for the place sought, whatever his
party designation. Thus for the next Presi-
dency, 10 the situation is now presented, be-
tween say Sherman OF Blaine on the one eide,
and Hendricks or Thurman on the other, it
would prefer either of the former TO either OF
the latter, and so, between Tiden and Grant,
it would infinitely prefer the former, because,
Objectionable as Tilden is in some respects,
be would be unspeakably more desirable than
Grant, whose infiction upon the country for
another period would be the dIrest of calamI-
ties. OF all the gentlemen now prominently
before the public, Bayard IS preferable, but
these are mentioned as examples"
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The Democrats senators will hold their
caucus to-day, and there II hardly doubt
but that all Of them viii be present, except,
perhaps, Governor Hampton. The only
candidate, so far, for position under the
senate who has Withdrawn Is Nc. Shober, Of
North Carolina. The eth IS are all IN the
field, and the indications are they will re-
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VIcE-PREsIDENr WHEELER is going
home to take a rest shortly after the
beginning Of the extra session. Judge
Thurman, Who will be the Democratic presi-
dent pro fsmD0ye will, therefore, be called
upon TO p,dorm the active duties Of the pre-
siding officer ct the senate.
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The p0stoitics department has issued or
dsrs FOR fast mali service on the Mississippi
between ST. Louis and New Odeans. a rev
style OF fast steamer viii shortly be put on
for the service, and the time will BE- aln ost
Rs rand as By rnl.
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TIE officers Of som Of the strongest New
York Insurance COMPANIES doing business in
this State say that 1t VII require very little
more than the passage Of the law now before
tae legislature to cause them to withdraw
frnun the S-nte
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a CORRESPONDENT of the New York
Tribune, who has recently made the tour CT
the southern States, ssd who had unusual
opportunities Of learning, declares that the
Republicans Of the south are for Grant for
President to q MN.
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SORELY AFFLICTED.

J. o. BOstcoTh q Co.. DeUrsr, Col. Cs5-'--g7.s -
Prompted by feNowiecas Tor these afflicted y !, p
CatarFh wish TO add my testimony bcas Of = \.
FoRD.s SADICAL, CCRE FoR CATAEEI. have been
sCrey afEcted with this fearful disease for four ~s
and have tried every known ,iu,ty without avail
until buug.t q bottle OF the above CVEE from you
which gave me almost instant relief being cOSfI'
tntona az wen As local remedy believe il 10 Je a..
mat Is Claimed Tor It, Radical Cure for Catarrh
n =, Very truly yours. N. ANETlVE,
llenEcs. Sept. Lfh .l.nHnn- M ~
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CALToRSIA holds a special election on the
first Wednesday OF May, when the uew State
constitution, just completed, will be sub
mitted to popular vote for approval or re-
lection. The Chir-7lEe have been attended TO.
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A RUMoR get sAost to Irjure NJ. Randall
Is to tae effect that quite a numbr OF Re-
publicans have decided, in the possible event
of the failure Of Jhe Democratic caucus, to
nominate and vote for Mr.. Randall in the
onau bnuep
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GREATLY RFFIIcTFn

NessyS u n B0s100yth Il Co., DsHrS': GezflsHcs5l-
Lake rlca-lr Recommending
uEszToi; CATAEIf liio sr6 Hiii-eri -ffb III,
disease. was greatly sdiCtcd ith il for icr tc
and cured it with two bottles oftc above CyTr hUr
year afterwards was taken with CstaIr quite
severely. aud immediately sent ausII.r hottie
which fixed me 81 rsat giving sne relief from the
is claimed for II, and more too. shing YOU Success
In It's introduction, an, very truly yOTrS.
y. W. SMITH, OF smith & uclI.
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POrk-Paekins Statistics.

Howard, White, CrowelI & Co., of the
Daily Commercial Bulletin, have issued their
tenth annual report of the pork pack ing
operations in Chicago during the year end
ing March l, 1879. The following is sum-
mary of the summer packing: 1858, 799
hogs; average net weight, 191 Is 100 pounds;
yield of lards, 81 201O0 pounds, against
I,508, OPS hogs for previous season, weight.
1856 100 pounds; yield of lard, 32.215
pounds. Winter packing: 2,943, lis hogs;
weight, 225 27-l00 pounds; yield of lard,
A 44-10O pounds. against 2.501, 285 hogs
last year, average, 228 81 100 pounds, and
yield of lard, SO 60-lOO Grand total for
summer and winter for the year ending
March l, 1879. 4,9I1,9l3 hogs. Product
made during the winter: 395, $50 tierces
lard, 1852 barrels cleark pork. 2l9, 802 bar
rels mess pork, 1868 barrels MO. pork.
oo'9 barrels prime mess pork, SSU7
barrels family aad back pork, 2209 extra
| prime. Total of all kinds, 242, 232 barrels.
Sweet picked hams, los. 1927 tierces; green
hams, Is, 1855, 66l pounds; dry sailed hams,
S.26S 1858 pounds; long cut hams, IL 69l 539
pounds South StaffOrdshire hams, 2,429 S86
pounds other cuts of hams, "a 1872 534
J pounds sweet picked shoulders, 1888 tiercesi
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Notice TO Tax-P AYERS.

| ~ an Act passed February %, 1879 fnuu'cin9I
j taNes are excepted out OF tue prUvision oil fba
County Taxes.
city taxes Tor the year 1878 are now past due, and
cOllectaOe by dStfaint
No doubt exists as 10 my hight 10 collect, my duty
to do so. and my ability 10 give a good and valid re-
ceipt for taxes paid am the Only recognized col
lector OF the taxes for iS7S, by the General Law as
also By order OF the Judge of the Ft dera Court.
Cots and penalties will he added 10 an tax bills
not paid by or before the twentieth instant
GEORGE B ELEEcE
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TR;En EVERNTHlwn

IessrS. J. n BoS,corfh Il Co. D-lve- COT Cs7--s-e-
i have used SANFoED'5 l;AufC Fos UACArI.,
and II has given perfect sati-i action. have ---6
almost every hin end II is tie only thing tAHt has
msnCln its 10 all AFFLICTED with taiarr of any kind
and offer this my testimony TO its benefits.
Denver, Oct. l. 49,
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SANF0RD'S
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH
INSTANTLY RELIEVES.
5000 FEET ABOVE THE SEA.

The following testimonials are from Messrs. !. O.
BoswoErH q Co, Denver, Col, large and mflUentia,
druggists They report unprecedeutcdly large sulec
AMI universal satisfaction No other disease - so
giy prevalent In that region. They speak Oftg
I9LloMLnE gentlemel arn---. -.--- ha.- .t.z--s.
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A RUMoR prevails IN New York that an
other telegraph company is about to be
started in opposition to the Western Union,
but it clnuot be- t-lced 10 a reliable source.
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TIE F,tz-JoLn Porter case has been re-
opened t, permit that unfortunate officer to
proiuc additional aad valuable testimony n
his de.eusc.
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The pros and cons of the contest for The
speake.snip vii! be fond On the second page
Of to-cay's APPEAL. l. IS mighty interest
ing readInr
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REV III. vyiGcIN SAYS .

"Ono cfthe best remedies for Catarrh nRv the best
remedy have lound in lifetime OF sus ring, SAN
FoRD's RADICAL CURE. II Is not unpleasant 10 take
through the nnstrls. and there with each bot
ssll glass tube for use IN Inhalation. It clears the
mead anu throat thoroughly that, morn
ing on rising there Pheasant sad L
disagree able hawking during the entire day. un.
precedented cearcss voice and respiratory organs
- Rec. ). H. Wt0gill in Dorchester, Mass. Beacon.
Each package contains IT. SGnfOrd's Improved
haling ubc. with fun directions IN all
Price, $40. FCrsGle by all " OlCsae and Retail Drug
gsts and Dealers throughout the United Stats snd
Canada. WEEKS y POTTER, General agents and
Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass.
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HAPPINESS and prosperity depend to a
very great extent upon good health. Ali
those suffering from hoarseness, cold or
cough should try DR.. Bulls cough syrup, It
cures, and costs only Is cents.
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The extra sessi, Of congress Will be very
short. Il viii be confined to the appropria-
tion bills simrs exclusively.
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WEATHER IaDICATIoNs.

WAR DEPARTMENT. OFFICK CT. SIG. OFFIcER. /
HA-EfNG ioN. March B. l am. I
F0y TssHsssee and the OHIO Daiiey,
clear or fair icsather, light DlTiable toirds,
slight rise ia Temperature ard slOrcly falling
barometer during the day.
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The Wisconsin wheat PROSPECT.

MILWAUKEE, March 14.-ln an article in
the New York Graphic, of the eleventh
instant. it ia stated that the result of some
scientific tests made by professors of agri-
cultural chemistry, indicates that the sprout-
Ing qualities of last years crop of No. 2
spring wheat have been seriously damaged,
owing TO the excessive heat which prevailed
just before the harvest IN some portions OF the
west, notably Minnesota. In contradiction Of
this statement, Mr.. Hunting, of M'Gregor,
Iowa, who is largely interested in wheat
lands in Minnesota, exhibited in this city
to day, COX of wheat plants Of healthy and
vigorous growth, that had been terminated
from shriyeled, bleached and shrunken kerr
nels, that weighed from forty FIVE TO forty
seven pounds to the bushel, and which
would not grade better than rejected The
kernels we're counted before plapiinp- and not
appearances ihe sprouts grown from No.
wheat. Mr.. Huntling has talked with 4
number of farmers, ali OF whom agree that
his light wheat will terminate to an
extent equal with the heavier wheat
and better quality. and the majority Of them
inteni usIug it for seeding in preference to
paying The present pslca foc No. l. Ia Mr..
Huntliug's opinion, based on Information
from farmers and producers there Is no
cause for alarm, as stated IN the Graphic
article, concerning the terminating qualities
of even the poore st of last years wheat crop.
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E. B. WAsuBURNE Is tue coming man 10
The Republican rtv.
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DIED.

ANDERSO'T-In Tyler county, Texas, February
%. 1879, Mrs. MARIA F. ANDERSON, wife Of Judge
]. A. Anderson. OF Menphis.
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1887 Prizes, amounting 81 it4 -
Responsible corr spending agents y lBta 81 all
prominent points, TO whom a liberal compensation
Will be paid.
Application frr rates 10 clubs should CnlY be made
to the Home Office IN New Orleans
Write, clearly stating full address for further in
formation, or send orders TO "a a sEl2 ssss =,
A. -. ksOS 6si.e, New Orleans. Esti OF 10 No,
Is West Court str ct Nennhis, Tennessee
AL Grad Extraordinary DrdJCiisqs are uTs11y
TIE S1tJeTiViO7s aud management Of tikN EHs - u.
L REAIRElfARD nEd IIia I. s. 4 Y.
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CONDITION - The
UNION AND PLANTERS BANK
OF MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE,
At Close Of Business, March s, 1879.
Trustees sale

Trustees Sale
10y virtue of trust deed to me executed, and re-
u corded IN the Office of the Register OF shelby
county Tenn. In book 1903. rage 253, made by D.
T. Palmer aud wife, for the purpose OF secu ing the
Indebtedness therein named, and which not having
been paid. will on
Saturday. ADTif 40. 1879.
within legal hours. at the Teq st Of the beneficiary
in said d--d, the southwest corner OF Main aud
Madison streets, In Memphis. shelby county, ZEN
nessee sell to the highest bidder for cash. the fol
loving property. situated I'm ShelHs county. State II
Tennessee, and Ces cTibed - follows: cert-i1
tIac parcel Of lano IN civil district No. two p ia
said cCu.U ana bounded as follows, 20 wiz on tie
north y the lands OF J-mss Paine and Thomas o.
Moore; or the aSt by Che lance OF MI i q SaV-
age ami W. T. Nelson; gu the south b, the lands OF
". T. Nelson ID. D. Nelson, ana On lAr west by
the lands OF A. ". Sels' III ana JAMES Falhe, Cup
Is stipulated in the deed that IN event 81 sale al
eQuity OF redemption is waived, ana that Tue puf-
chaser shall have absolute title in fee simple.
B. ". WILLIAMSON, JR-, Trustee.
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CHICAGO.

ture Course fn Politics, and Drops
Word or Two CancerninE the
Next Presidential Contest
The Pork Packing
Statistics.
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wEAraEn nR.nsvArIoNs.

WAR DEPT. SIGss1. sERv. ICE q. AR1fY.
FaloAT. ~ n ~. 1879, zoos pm.
Piac- ID - --.- wind. Wealth
. u - -. :
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FOREIGN MATTERS.
a French Communist, now Ia a zneriea,
Awarded the Poetry Prize by the
French. Academy at PArEs-Ex-
citing Scene in the Brit
ish Rouse of Com
mons, etc.

LONDON, March 14.-Ths grand prize of
the Freqch academy, for poetry, has been
TIE COMMUNIST retugeARenau is now
a professor in Louisiana.
Dealings in India Securities.
LONDON, March IA telegram from CAL
cutta says that the Indian government pro-
poses in the budget to raise the India four
and a half percentage to the nominal amount
OF five million pounds, and to sell during the
ensuing year fifteen million pounds worth of
Indian council bills, at rate of exchange
calculated at one SHILLING sevenpence per
rupee. The Daily Nelos remarks that this
practically means loss to the Indian ex-
chequer of four million pounds sterling. 1t
shows, however, that no tendency exists to
play into the hands of sellers of silver.
The SAN SseranO Provisions Must Rot
be Revived.
VIENNA, March 14.-The Political Cor
T'PSpOHdsnce states that Lord Dufferin, the
British ambassador at St. Peter burg, has
been instructed to lay stress upon the neces-
sIty of strictly upholdidg all the provisions of
the treaty of Berlin, and to declare that the
San Stefano provisions must not be revived
under any pretexb whatever, Eogland being
convinced that the difficulties IN regard to
Roumelia could be ovt rcome by a mixture of
vIgor and moderation on the part of the
Porte.
An Exc1S12E scene IN the House OF
Commons.
LONDON, March l4.-In the house of COM
mons, tonight, an exciting scene occurred in
consequence of the announcement By Sir Stat
ford Northcote that the government did not
intend to remove Lord Chelmsford from his
command. Mr.. Edward Jenkins, despite the
repeated intervention of the speaker of the
house, attacked Lord Chelmsford, declaring
that his advancement was due to occult lnflu-
eaceS.
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ROYAL ArcRnun


THESNESSFE COUNCIL, No 95. Will hold regu-
L lar meeting at their Hall No. 2qS Second street
this (SAf U6DAY) evening, March 15th, at III
oclocz sharp. Initiation aud other important Dusi-
ness. AS f. Is the last meeting in the quarter des
must be paid. w. 81. BATES, Regent
LIZ W CAnEY- Sc rftarY
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Chanoery Sale of Real Estate,

No. lOBl-ChanceYy Count OF Shelby cOunty-W. T.
Arlington Charles D. Mclean and John C.
McLemore.
DY virtue of an interlocutory decree fer sale, en-
tered In the above cause On the Doth day OF April
1874, and renewed, etc. February II, 1874 viii
sell. az public auction, to the highest bidder In
'front.' of the Clerk and Masters Ofhcs. Courthouse
Building, Main street. Taxing District OF Shelbj
county late Memphis, Tennessee, on
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THE STAR-CHAMBER.

Proceedings OF the Smelling Committee
OF the Tennessee Legislature Under
Discussion - W0rdy War
Ended in Mutual Exblana-
lions, eye Gentle Saw
age" Aching as
Peace Maker.
MI. Ewing, of Giles, Defends the
History and tire Public Hen of
the State Against the AspersiOns
and Libsls of tho Majority
Report, tie Conclusions
OF " hich Rest Upon
Fx-Parte Testi-
mOny.
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CLoAIse RATES

Yesterday ~ cotton; liverpool cation, 5 8 Sd /;
Memphis cotton, f-4e. Nsie Orleans cotton,
3 1-4e. Nc0 York cation. SIC.
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within legal hours. the following described property
situated in shelby cOun'y, Tennessee, tO@iE: PIOcks
K. l. j. d and (, and lots II, -, p and 2 { OF
block No. ~; lots 4, > and Is of block 70 81:
lots %, "a. % and % OF block 55. the plan II
Fort Pickering, near and south of the City OF Mem
phis
Terms Of S4ls-On a credit of seven mon rs; pur-
chaser 10 give note with approved secu ity; lien To
tanned TIL same II paid. EQUITY OF redeml ton
barred. This March 10, 1879.
B J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
VIM. Messick, Attorney sat
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THE STORM STILL RAGING.
SICKNESS AMONG REFUGEES.

VIENNA, March l4-The authorities at
Szerty, Vasarhetz and Czongrad, which
towns contain au aggregate population OF
eighty thousand, have telegraphed to Pesth
for aid. The dikes protecting them from the
waters are threatened. Sickness has broken
out among the refugees encamped on the
bikes at Szegedin.
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ROPES FOR SIX.
The HGnEman Exceedingly Busy Yes
teTday Executing Death sen
fences on Convicted Mur-
derers-SIX EXpiate
Their Crimes In
Good style.

CONCORD, N, H., March Al. Q. Pink
ham was HANGED to-day for the murder of
Mrs. Marian Berry, near Durham, January
9, 1877.
At Lowell, Mass.
Boston, March 14.-WIlliam Devlin was
hanged at Lowell to-day for the murder of
his wife and infant child on December 8,
1877. Just before his execution he said: 81
thank sll my friends for their kindness to
me. l recommend all my friends to abstain
from run, and commend my soul to God. ="
AT Windsor, VT.
WINDSOR. March ID Henry Gravelin
was hanged to-day at twenty-one minutes
past two O'Clock. HIS crime was the murder
of Herbert o. White, in October. Gravelin
asserted his innocence Ia strong terms, and
said: 81 feel as though l had been robbed
and murdered and lied INTO my grave. am
out of this world, forgiven, and | hope the
Lord will forgive my trespasses AS | forgive
those who have trespassed against me- His
arms were then pinioned and the drop fell,
his neck being broken instantly.
st Portland. Oregon
SAN FRANCISCO, March 14-Eugene L.
Avery, alias Archie Brown aud James john
son, were hanged at Portland to-day for the
murder of Louis Joseph last August.
At MarysviIIe. Cal.
SAN Francisco, March "A Chinamau,
An Ben, was hanged at Marys lille to-day
for the murder of John M'Daniel, at Marys-
vile fork, last Novem Ger. He is believed to
have committed several other murders, but
made no confession.
At Pueblo, Col.
ST. LOUIS. March IA Pueblo, Colorado,
dispatch says that Victor Muuz was hanged
here to day for the murder of Louis r .scover
In October 1877. The murder was commit
TED to obtain RascOver's wife and property.
The prisoner declared his innocence at the
gallows. His neck was broken and he died
without struggle.
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LONDON, March 14.-Ths grand prize of
the French academy, for poetry, has been
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NIelish Notes.

Lieut.. Col Fithian, 18th bat, congratuates
the battalion, in general order No. D." on their
turn out to the Chicago upon
their numerical strength, soldierly bearing and
attention to duty, which elected SO much praise
from the COMMUNICATIVE chief and staff, the brig
adler general commanding and staff, the press
of Chicago and the veteran officers of the late
war; who witnessed their evOlutions, and who
visited camp in Chicago. 1t is with pride that
he announces that this was the only command
ordered to drill and parade Immediately before
brigade headquarters and in the presence OF the
distinguished guests of the brigadicr general
commanding. The commandant also desires TO
express his qualification \ to the OH.
GERS and men Of Companies A, B, c, l"sheds" ID,
as it were, F. F and & for their conscientious re-
Spouse to General Order No. 2 c. S. from these
headquarters, who, notwithstanding the urgent
pressure of business at home and the numerous
difficulties which arose to prevent their attend
ancc still maintained that honorable regard for
their oaths which enabled them to overcome all
obstacles and contribute 80 well to make the
10Th battalion what it was at Camp Chicago-the
best and the largest by at least sixty men of any
command at the encampment.'
The Peru Light Guards, the Hpah tells Us,
have not disbanded, although the law prevented
them from making their parade on the 4th OF
July \ correspondence with the authorities at
sprin gtield has enabled them to start up again
and put the company on permanent footing;
consequently they have purchased new uniforms
and will before long furnish themselves with
breech. leaders.
Lieuts. Leahy and Bry, Company E, La Sale,
have sent in resgnations-'too busy to attend to
the duties" Five new discharges for privates
have been asked for, to continue the wedding"
process.