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CAMBRIDGE REUNION.
Ewing on the Results of the War

Ewing ON the Results OF the War.
CINCINNATI, August 27.-The Gasettfs
special states that the second day of the
Soldiers Reunion at Cambridge was OPEN
ed by q National salute of thirty.eight
guns at sunrise. Throngs Of people are in
attendance, the number being even great
er than yesterday.
Gov. Bishop and Gen. Ewing were pres
ent to-day, and the latter discussed the
States rights theory. He blamed the South
for the radical views in which they
held the right to secede, and the North for
the extreme in opposition, which led them
to some acts authorized by the Constitu-
ton, and which tended to incite the South.
The war, he believed, settled the question,
and he did not believe that there are now
one Thousand sane men in the country
who believed in the right OF secession.
In the afternoon grand parade took
place, the veterans carrying their tattered
colors. Gen. Ewing held reception in
the afternoon audleIt for Steubenville this
evening.
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CHICAGO.
Spring wheat Crop OF the Northwest.

spring wheat Crop OF the N0fthWeAt.
CinoAoo, August 27.-Howard, White,
Crowell & Co., publishers Of the Daily
Commercial Bulletin, issued their annual
estimate Of the spring wheat crop OF the
northwest to-day. Reports received from
sos counties in tho Western States and
Territories, embracing over 5000. 900 acres
devoted to the production Of spring
wheat, the total acreage Is estimated at
lO668,9S5 against 9,514,730 last year;
yield per acre estimated at 1892 bushels,
against 1l.4o last year; aggregate yield
estimated at 1877, $4,000 bushels, against
los, ,745, 900 bushels last year; showing an
increase OF 20, los, 900 bushels. This isnot
considered excessive In view OF the well
known poor crops OF last year. The in
crease In acreage is reported at 1925 per
cent, or equal in the aggregate to l 1,l52, 900
acres in excess OF the returns OF last year.
OF the increase in the crop, about lG,000,-
900 bushels Is due the increased acreage
yield, and the balance 10 the development
OF new lands.
The average yield OF the different States
Is reported US follows:
Illinois, 1l.8S; Wisconsin, 1874; Min.
nesota, 1911; Iowa, 1920; Nebraska,
l2.9S; Kansas, 0.S3i Missouri, 1850; Da-
kota, 1880.
The yield Of the different States is
estimated as follows:
Illinois, 3,473,OOO bushels; Wisconsin,
24,5s0,000 bushels; Minnesota, 3,GOG,0 900
bushels; Iowa, 40,182,O00 bushels; Ne.
braska, 6,492, 600 bushels; Kansas, $685.
900 bushels; Dakota, II ,4O0,0 bushels
The increase OF yield Is about 100000
in Minnesota, 100000 bushels in Iowa,
100000 bushels in Nebraska, 1900, 900
in Wisconsin, and 100000 bushels in
Dakota.
The other States show a slight falling off
The quality is generally reported very
good-better than for some years past
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ITALY.

ROME, August 27,-In consequence Of
tho bad harvest, the Minister OF the In
terror has addressed circular to the pre-
fects requesting them TO urge landed pro-
prietors to provide work for the INDECENT.
LONDON, August 27.-A Rome dispatch
reports that on the publication OF the last
encyclical, which left to the Jesuits the
alternative OF revolt or submission, the
Jesuits sent TO the Pope a memorial en-
tirely submitting to His Holiness. The
sincerity Of the memorial is questioned at
the Vatican.
The correspondent has good reason to
believe that when the Chambers meet the
Government will demand power 10 Danish
any members Of the old reigning families
who agitate against thesrepublic.
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ST. CLA1Rsv1LLE.

ST. CLAIRsvlLLE, O., August 97, 1879.
Editors IntslliSeueer
The St. Clairsville brass band left fol
Columbus on Wednesday to play for the
State Fair.
The colored camp meeting, which has
been going on for two weeks, closed on
Sunday evening. F@
Communion services are to be held at
the Presbyterian Church next Sunday.
Mis- Lula Brown and Miss Jennie
Stamp are lying i'll with typhoid fever.
George Brown, sr., after two weeks
visit 10 New York city, Is at home again.
David A. Hollingsworth, Of Cadiz, ID
the Republican nominee for State Senator
oi;this district. 81
Treasurer Eaton left for Columbus on
Monday, TO settle with the Treasurer oi
State.
Weltar Darrah, OF Bellaire, was in towr
over Sunday. Up y tH.d h
Prof. ]. 6. Black preached a very inter
esting sermon at tho Presbyterian churcl
last Sunday. NJ.
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The SteubenViIIe Reunion-B Big Prepare.
lions I'm There for To-day,

srEunENvlLLE, O., August 27.-Already
the whole city has put on a holiday attire
in preparation for the big Soldiers Re-
union tomorrow. Flags are flying every.
where, and banners without number,
with words of cheer and welcome are
stretched across the streets or along the
walls Of the houses Everybody is busy
making ready for the biggest time that
Steubenville ever saw, and nothing save q
rainy day can possibly interfere with its
success. The barbecue is under way,
making ready to feed the thousands Of
soldiers who will be here, and contr;bu-
tons Of eatables are pouring in from every
side. Already q number OF strangers are
in the city. Congressman Updegraf, who
makes the opening speech, arrived this
morning. zen. Ewing and Governor
Bishop will be here this evening, and
Generals Garfield and HickenIooper to-
morrow morning. From all points within
reach word comes that immense crowds
will be in attendance, the number OF
visitors being estimated at from twenty to
thirty thousand.
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FRANCE.

LONDON, August S.-The '!SanaarEs
Paris dispatch says some French Catholics
and royallsts, who are frightened by
Ferry's bill, have determined TO emigrate
to the Isle OF Popua, where they will
found Catholic colony, under the di.
rection Of the Marquis DeRoys. This is
the expedition heretofore reported as
about to sail from Flushing under the
American flag.
PARIS, August27.-The Chilian Legation
send the following: "This Legation be.
lievs the news that q revolution has bro
ken out in Santiago is unfounded. Official
dispatches to the 23d do not mention any
disturbances.
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The coInmhns nnnk Robherr,

CoLuMnus, o., August 27.-out of the
$500 worth OF bonds stolen from Ae
Capital City bank yesterday, the numbers
to all, except five of the four per cent
United States bonds, have been secured.
The ten Columbus City Hall bonds were
numbered from l43 to LIZ inclusive. The
numbers Of the four per cent United States
bonds were as follows: Four Of $500 each,
2S,S3l to 2S,S34 inclusive; three OF 81, 900
each, 34,905 to 34,307 inclusive; four oil
81 900 each, l20,769 to l20,772 inclusive,
The bonds were owned by private de-
posikOrS
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COURT MARITAL FINDINGS.
surgeon General hammond Reln.tate,

Surgeon General Hammond ReInstated.
WASHINGTON, August 27.--!The secreta-
ry Of War has revised the proceedings and
findings Of the court martial OF Jan. 16, 1854,
by which Surgeon General Hammond
was dismissed from the service, and rec
ommends that the findings and sentence
be annulled, and that in accordance with
the authority conferred by the act Of
March 10, 1878, the name Of VIM. A. Ham
mond be placed on the retired list Of the
army as Surgeon General without back,
present or future pay or allowance Of any
kind whatsoever. The recommendation
Of the Secretary OF War has been approved
by the President.
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sr.Lours, August 27.-sam H. Pember.
ton and Wm. Roberts, while returning
from Galliton, Ills, to their homes, near
Walpole, were waylaid yesterday and
assassinated. Pemberton had been to
Galliton to take charge OF a lawsuit and
while there had difficulty with parties
interested in the suit, but nothing serious
occurred. The theory seems that the per
sons with whom he had the trouble com
mitted the murders.
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DETROIT, August 27.-A wrestling match
Tor $500, between Col. Mclaughlin and
Andre Chrlstol, took place tonight at
at Whitney's Opera House. The first fall,
catch as catch can, was won by McLaugh-
lin, in 80 minutes. Second fall, Grnco-
Roman, was won by Christol in 20 min
utes. Third fall, collar and elbow, was won
ty Mel Laighlin in 2 minutes. .Hl,
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NEw YoRx, August 27.-The sale of 5O,-
600 tons of anthracite coal to-day by the
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Rail-
road has further depressed the market.
Crate coal declined 20 cents, egg coal de.
clined so cents, stove coal declined So
cents, nut (Scranton) coal declined SS
cents. Coal shares here have declined
under the influence OF this sale, and re-
ports from Philadelphia are to the effect
that Reading stock is ofHtoo.
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New YoRK, August 27.-President
Jewett, Of the New York, Lake Erie and
Western Railroad Company, sends here
the following telegram regarding the mis-.
apprehension in financial circles Of his
testimony before the Railroad Committee
Of the Legislature:
SARATOGA, N. Y, August %, 1870.
l can't imagine how the iiampresslon
was made. Ny statement was very dis.
tinct that there was no trouble In the
ability OF the company to pay all its fixed
charges, and that In time It would pay on
It's stock. l think the teeth are about
taken out Of the attack.
[Signed. 81. ]. JEwErT.
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sERuA.

BELGRADE, August 27.-The difficulty
between servia and the Musselmans Of
the territory Ceded to Seryia by the Ber.
lin treaty Is causing the relations between
the Porte. and Servia to become strained.
The Albanian affair further increases the
embarrassment Of the situation. The tact
of the Turkish envoy alone prevents an
open rupture.
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CHILL.

Rio JASElRo, August GA dispatch
from Santiago, Capital Of Chilli, July Slst
says that serious riots have occurred In
that city in consequence Of the popular
discomfort at the conduct OF the war. The
populace erected a barricade and shouted
death to the traitor Ministry. Two per,
sons were killed in the conflict with the
troops and several wounded.
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CoLUNBus, August H.-AbonR 1900
people attended the State Fair to day.
The streets Of the city arc crowded with
people and there are many suspicious
looking characters among them. Thirty
thousand people are expected TO be on the
grounds tomorrow, when the ESQ class
'rot will take place. t,
The Sheep Breeders and Wool Growers
Association Of this State held a meeting
Io.Right and unanimously agreed to use
all proper means the keep protective
Tariff on wool,
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FoEF THOMAS, ARIZONA, August 27.-
A man named Hines, a deputy constable,
was killed here Yesterday, while trying to
arrest ]. B. Collins, merchant. A party
Of nine men from Stafford, have Collins,
his clerk and Justice Mann in custody.
Fears are entertained for Their safety.
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A Slight Criticism on the Aceommoda
lions AZ HOundsyiIIe.

- Shbuk SEA1Cla1h On tue Aee0mmOnNs
lions at MoundsyiIIe.
wAyuesburg Republican.
We took in the Moundsyille Camp
Meeting last Sunday-the largest affair Of
the kind, in all its attainments, perhaps in
this part OF the country. There was nm
immense crowd Of people there, the great
est since the children Of Israel Started ont
Of Egypt for the Holy Land. A fine ser.
mon was preached In the morning by a
minister from New Orleans didn't learn
hisname), and a Mrs. Robinson discoursed
IN the afternoon. The accommodations in
the way OF gaining temporal strength were
not as good on Sunday as the facilities
seemed to warrant for strengthening the
spiritual man, as we had the clothes near.
" stripped off Of us in endeayoring 10 get
into the dining tent with the surging, tln. IN
ruiy crowd, and when admlttance was
gained the scantiest and most unsayory
table Of "grub"was presented-such as
mortal eyes are seldom permitted 10 see Of
partake Of, and for which 40 cents head
was charged. The tickets were sold out.
side OF the tent and outside Of the crowd,
otherwise the receipts would have been
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Yellow Fever at Memphis Still on
the Increase. .
The Howard Associations Purse
Empty. :.
Appeals to the Charitable World
for Aid
Crop Reports from the West and
Northwest.
Secretary sherman's Speech at
Cincinnati Yesterday.
Preparations for the Reunion Boom
at StsubenViIIe To-day.
The Soldiers Reunion Boom nt stCuben.

The SOldIcrS' Reunion Boom nj StOuben.
Vile.
srEuBESyltLE, August %.
Special to tho IntellIgeneer.
Every train into the city brings large
crowds. Cleveland will send thirty car.
loads. Attorney.Gener Pillars, OF Ohio,
is here. Gems. Garfield, Ewing and Rob-
inson, and Gov. Bishop, will arrive in the
morning. The city presents brilliant
appearance. Market street is jammed
with people. The best OF order and good
feeling prevails. The crowd tomorrow
will be very great. G. BIC.
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SCRANTON, August ga locomotive of
the Lackawanna Iron and. Coal Company
Jumped the track to-day, and John Black
wood, chief engineer Of the company,
and Daniel Vaughan, brakeman, were
killed. Several others were slightly in-
{,,rnI H.
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II is plain to DO seen that Hon. ]. n.
Camden, OF Parkersburg, will be the choice
oi the Democracy OF the First and Second,
and portion Of the Third Congressional
district, for L. S. Senator, to succeed Mr..
Hereford. The chances are that Hon. G.
j. Faulkner will be their choice for Gov.
eERor The time has apparently come
when the Democracy feel that Mr.. Gam.
lien should be rewarded for his former un-
profitable candidates. and his liberal ma
terial aid 1t is understood that the Hon.
Henry e. Davisis backing Mr.. Camden. We
do not however, mention this fact with a
view to stirring up Col. Jim Mason, OF JET
terson county, to series Of long newspa-
per articles on the subject. Hehas high
toned dislike to Henry G. and will proba.
bly, make u newspaper sortie on any po-
lilical protege OF the Senator.
We observe that our townsman, Ex-
Mayor Jetfers, has been trayersing por-
zion Of the Third District in company
with Gov. Mathews. This is understood
TO be prospecting tour with an eye to
the Governorship, but We hardly think
that it will bear fruit in time for the
next nomination. The Ex-AlAyors Is
TOO secluded in his style to en-
thuse the multitude all Of q sudden
lie ought to read two or three books or
The art OF conversation before going out
to cope with the gentleman from the Tuil
Ieries. Mr.. Faulkner did not go to France
in vain. The graciousness Of his style il
altogether too much for the 'ex-Mayor
The latter gentleman must open out I
great deal more il he means 70 extent
his sphere beyond the city limits IL Y
As for Mr.. Hereford, the likelihoodsare
that he will be retired at the close Of hi
present term. There is not en6ughof hin
for two terms. The fearful speeches tina
he makes when he opens his mouth klcl
back further than they shoot forward
That eagle peroration was too aighty Il
be appreciated. He will never hear tn
last OF that. Beside that, his course in III
Senate has been intensely narrow, and th'
Republicans are not likely to experimen
with him a second time as a choice G
evils. They would rather fall back o.
Camden,
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That il every one would use Hop Bitters
freely there would be much less sickness
md misery in the world; and people are
fast finding this out, whole families keep.
ing wei at a triaing cost by It's uRe, We
advise all 70 try it.-U.t & A., RochsSttT, N,
7. Iaughlln Bros. K Co.,, Wheeling
Wholesale agents.
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SPAIN.

Madrid, August 27.-1tis expected that
on the occasion Of the Kings marriage ar
rangements will be made with Don Carlos,
on whom it is proposed to confer the title
OF HInfanta," with. . large allowance, upon
the condition that he renounces all claim
70 the throne Of Spain. -. .----
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TELEGRAPH BRIEFS.

The Ross-Smith race was again post
poned owing to a breeze.
An explosion OF the boiler Of the tug
Essex, at New York, early yesterday morn.
ing, wrecked the boat and killed Leonidas
Fuller, fireman, and ]. E. LatTery, engi.
neer
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TERRIBLY ExHAusTlN0 ARE rHE EI0ur
swEATs which accompany consumption. But
they, asw we'll as the paroxysmS OF coughing,
are invariably broken up BY Dr.. WV. Halls
BAIsAN FOR THE LUNGS, which conquers the
deadly malady, as well as bronchitis, pneH.
monia, pleuriSy, asthma, diphtheria, and all
other affections OF the throat lungs and chest.
Is invaluable In rescuIng children from tht
Group, whooping cough and quinzy. It Is sold
BY all druggists John L. Smith & Co, whole.
sale agents, Wheeling, W. Va. ws4w
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sourHAxproS, August 27.-The steam
ship Rein, from New York, has arrived.
NV YORK, August 27,-Arrived-
Steamer Silesia, from Hamburg.
GLASGOW, August 27.-Arrived-state Of
Indiana, from New York.
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were reported to the Board OF Health this
morning. Six deaths have been reported,
three of whom are colored. Among the
whites is Jas. Roosa, the well known wa
gon manufacturer, who died six miles east
Qf. the city, on the Raleigh Road. The
weather continues to grow warm.
Night Report.
MEMPHIS, August 27.-Twenty-two cases
in all, ten white and twelve colored, were
reported to the Board Of Health to-day.
Among the number are Sophia Sewfit, ].
FL. Purrell, Nellie Fazzi, G. W. Matthews
and Thomas McElroy and wife. Four
more deaths have, occurred, W. F. 0tt-
man, Peter W. kehoe, Thomas McElroy
and Mary Ellen Dollen. The Howard
Association to-day assigned twenty-five
nurses to duty. The thermometer ranges
from G5' to S30.
The Ancient Order Of United Workmen
Relief Committee appeal to their brethren
in the State OF Tennessee for funds to care
ed to Sam A. Taylor, Cashier Of the State
National Bank.
DR.. f. NJ. Wight, a member OF the State
Board OF Health, and Inspecting Officer
Of the National Board, arrived tonight at
Bartlett, Tennessee. He proposes coming
into Wo tae Guy t9,morr9w' ' ana return 10
Railroad Railroad "" '1e1p'-' anu S'''''''O'
Aid for Memphis.
NASHVILLE, August 27.-The Governor
will issue proclamation tomorrow
morning, urging the people Of the State to
contribute aid TO suffering Memphians. I
Ne" Orleans.
NEw VRLEANs' august zn-Dt' o NJ
Bemiss reports to-day officially to the
Board OF Health that Gen. J. B. Hood and
daughter, Lydia Hood, aged 10 years, are
both down with yellow fever, on Third
near Annunciation street. The child was
taken sick Yesterday and the General this
morning. DR.. Bemiss, the family ply
siCian, is in attendance.
quarantine Against Galveston.
p."I - u.H,.L ts H., -
noS'u VI nea'1n '0'uAs uee'"teN qu"'an'
tine against tins CITY, stopping moving
trains at the county line. Inc reason tor
this Is that Galveston allowed the steam
er Colorado to enter the port: The Gov
erner has been asked to interfere. ,l
Assistance needed for Memphis.
TSrrsvii11r Ky August D. President
nIonn.toF ~ the uonord Asaoc;o.
a. ~ i'NAsS'"n, VI 'Ao n0""'u AS'oVt"
tion OF Memphis, who has been in the city
for several days past visiting relatives, re.
4 turned IN Nemnh;s today Toa Couri,r.
-, ,,,on r,ho IN, o,ro,o,od l,in, NJ T.
said that he had private adviees Of decided
increase in fever deaths, as well as new
CAGES The Howarf,s he said have man.
sre5 SS their s eaPs WIZ the M I greatest 'e econO @
J nv nv consistent s with the necessities Of the
~ MI, IA -, 30 a. ko;,,, -, ~
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Preacher KSIIoch,s CondItion,

San FRASclsco, August 97.-To.night
Kalloch's condition was reported by his
as satisfactory, and if inAam.
nation does not set in be may be consid.
cred In fair way for recovery,
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Bullion Purchases.

wAsuISaToS, August 27.-The Treasury
Department purchased to-day $4,000
ounces silver bullion for the mint at Phil.
adeIphia. The offers for delivery at Vest
ern mints were above the market rates,
and were all declined.
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GERMANY.

LONDON, Aug ust ga Berlin dispatch
says the treaty between Germany and
Japan guarantees the free exercise Of re-
ligious observances and free access to the
interior OF Japan. H
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We have speedy and positive cure for
catarrh, diphtheria, canker mouth, and head,
ache, In Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy, A nasal in.
jector free with each bottle. USeitif you de.
Sold BY E. Booking, Odd Fellows Hall: d.
z. Dwight, 2Ith and Chapline sts.; IAughlin
Bros. & Co., Wheeling; and Husbands & In.
skp. BellAire. xRT&eoW
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PIRE RECORD.
NEAR DETROIT, MICHIGAN.

DErRorr, August ga large staye fac.
tory, owned by O. K. Barnard at Grand
Trunk Junction, outside the city limits,
was destroyed BY FIRE at midnight last
night, Loss, SID, ZOO; insured one.haH.
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r.t, Sp,. ~ ANA 81 Fourteenth street.
A DEMOCRAT up at steubenville ex'

DEMOCRAT up at steubenville ex'
,l,jDed to Secretary Sherman that all this
io,iness boom, including the starting up
ol furnaces all over the country, and the
,op,yent widespread disposition Of the
ns nsape to buy more freely, was al! a Re-
pybIican campaign fraud, gotten up to
'apceal the misery OF the people. 1t is
aopdcriul what abtute politicians the Re-
,pblicans are, and how they can give ap-
,eatances such natural look. And yet,
# course, they are playing huge trick
an the time. The boom is entirely for
effect on the Ohio election.
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At Cincinnati Cincinnati S, Buffalo .
At Boston-Bostons 6, Syracuse 4.
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Gke gateILiaettter.

.,..sp Al fuE PoTOYVlcE, WIEELiS0, ". VA, F,
'Ni' AZ SECOND CLASS MAIL MATFRA.
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"The citizens OF Memphis, driven from
home andscattered theyare to all points,
North, East and West, are thus compelled
to incur extraordinary expense, while all
their sources Of revenue are stopped,
But Notwithstanding all this they have
sent many dollars to their stricken folks at
home."
President Langshff returned yesterday
TO Memphis.
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Oh! WerO you ne'er a a school boy
And did you never train,
And feel that swelling Of the heart
Var natOp ran fail RVRtR-

But the veterans do feel "that swelling
OF the heart again" when they meet each
other after years Of separation, and re-
count the pleasures and hardships Of the
march, the camp, the prison and the con-
flict r. G. B. @.