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The Car or Russia.

ffFhsa WV 'tf3 alINA ~ Itefe
true that the car OF Russia intends to
wed his mistress after the proper period
Of mourning has elapsed, IL will add an
other great name to those who have al
ready contracted morganatic marriages.
These alliances are not over.frequent,
but the Europe Diplomafique occasion
ally furnishes us with "A list Of such
marriages entered into 10y princes ofthe
royal houses Of Europe.
Besides Victor Emanuel. Leopold l.
Of Belgium. and Frederick VII. of Den
mark. the latest list embraces some If
teen princes names, n large majority of
which belong TO the ~reigning houses in
Germany and Austria. Among the
o famous Of these persons who have
loved well II not wisely, politically
speaking, are the following; Prince
Louis, Duke OF Bavaria, the elder broth
er OF the empress Of Austria, was mar
ried at Augsburg. In May, 1858, to
Eraulein IIenrlette Menthe, who now
bears the title Of Baroness Won Waller
see. Prince Louis de Bourbon, born in
1855, eldest son Of the count of Aguilla,
Of the late reigning house OF Naples,
was married at New York, on the Goth
March, 1869, to Mile. Marie Hamel,
born in 1917, who Is now entitled
Princess de Bourbon.
As for the Emperor Alexander and
the Princess Do~lgoroucki he has been
In love with her for more than twelve
years. lie first met her Mt the residence
of her sister-in-law, the Princess Dol
goroucki- Vulcano, a most honorable
Neapolitan. Struck with the grace Of
the Princess Catharine, n blonde OF
charming simplicity and great beauty,
the emperor declared his love, and the
affair oon became the talk Of st. Peters
burg. He established her In apartments
ON the English quay, and here he has
visited almost daily for the past ten
years to seek solace in her society from
the cares and worries Of state affairs,
| and to receive those fond caresses so
dear TO most men, and which the late
empress found 1t utterly impossible to
bestow on him. The Princess Dolgo-
roucki has given birth to several child
rem all of them being authorized by i'm.
perial ukase TO bear the titles of Count
and Countess de Gourine, the name of
| an extinct branch Of the Romanoffs.
The princess followed the emperor to
the banks Of the Danube, under the
name of Nine. Rilejer, during the late
war with Turkey. or course, the en-
press knew all about 1t, hut her malady
and the GOODNESS of her nature caused
her To shut her eyes to the real state Of
the case. As we have already indicat-
ed, rumor says the emperor will marry
the princess by-and-by, but whether he
will wed her publicly or contract a NOR
ganatic alliance Is not yet determined
by the gossips. In either event there
cannot be much faint Of a misailiance,
for the D~olgoroucki family has already
been connected by marriage with the
Romanoffs.
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The Soire (Parisl announces that a
boat belonging 10 Prince Galitz found
cred on the 30th inst, of coast Finis-
terre. Viscount Fieury, Mrs. Hen
messy, an American lady, and two ma
tives Of England were drowned.
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N. NJ. LANCASTER 4 Co.'S large dis
tillery, n mile west Of Ownesboro,
KY, burned to the ground Sunday
morning. The machinery is a total
loss The corn crib with ~. 600 bushels
OF corn is also destroyed. Insurance I'M
known
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National Republican Ticket.

PmL. EaEMAs's Touring mill at
Rockport, Ind, ten miles above Owens
boro, burned on Sunday night being a
total loss. The particulars ARE not
EnOWn
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Correspondence Solicited
WITH
YOUNG MEN WOMEN

Who desire u nrsi-class and practical educa-
ton In Classics, Science. Art, 81 Music. Adj
dress. REV DAVID II. MODRE. %. H..
Pres. University OF Denver. Denver, Col.
augiOtuawt2
, 1880-08-06
WAUKESlIA.
Tho Village Full Of Gucstn-Fn 1te.
port-Inlpruyencntn Personal Mem

The village FNll OF GucAta-Tassc 1eee
port-Improveiilcnt .lscr*onn1 Nlen-
t1Un. |
Spfetat Correspondence NJ The Cateaco Tribune.
WAukEslIA, Wis, ltuE. 2.-Tlie rcputa- |
tion Of Wankcslla rs n Watering place IL Ill
established facl. Tile doubters ot l,af-il.
tluzc1, years ago aro now the luutlest III pre- |
tllctions Ut tho future growth OF tho town,
mil hOtcl-prDprIetoIs nre belloan1ng Their
lack at faith IN mt doubling thefr ucconl'
nlodatiuns six months slncc.
,riiI: TOWS Is t.lrl:I.AtJY FULL.
II people did not leave ~ well ~ arrive, tic
statloi, wo,,ltl l,ayo tn be labeled. mo nd
mlltauce." Az 1t Is, tile landlords smfllngly
weco.no tho coming, speed tho pl1ting guest,
nnd invariably make room, fur ono l't'rc. Tho
grand rtlslt Is Oil Saturday nlglIt,> when l,s-
6aM!s hrotacrS ,; @ sol,ss s,ni,oS aS 70 sY a
sofa Is occupied \ I'arty OF twenty Or tltlr-
ty Eentle,AcIl, cunning IN ,n tho lntU train r
week aEu, rat OIL their blggnKe, i'll front OF
one Of thn hptels, illl tho feSeptloi..Io3;it WIS
were SERVED ut tho Fountain llu,lse on Sun;
1t other pIaccs,-froln s. to Ssl per wcek nt
is.sss. i I isw ss''%'s;S @ places tho 10 humber
viii. III ills iniiux Of people, t,oro Is no
rowtIyls,n npon the streets: ~, plncu y
Is '''tss III sais @ bSvsrssr, aati "hops" VI the
ll0tuls ara the principal uyel,lllS.!lvt'fs!ui'.
Visitors seen, 70 ba getting Just wllat they
colMc for: health, rsst. a'!t! recrsnt1nh; l. ,.,.o
the au aaonssa asi1 pocy oil * tic c!ty Fatsrs bs
Nature taleH tllo lnatt0r. VI laying tllo dust
intu lIer own l,nnls, NIL bpstnkles tho town
with sudden md freluelt showers. Mnliy
Carriages; a,l.t tho streets uro full Of vehicles
Of iii descriptions that Aro VI tho public ,lis.
, 1880-08-06
THE 1,RASK GANG.

Another Hearing III Tho Cnae al Theac
Cortlorants and swlmt1lera.
Tho hearing in the case nf Edward a.
'Trask, tho real-estate agent, corner nf Aln'l-
ison md llalstrd streets, charged with per
snuating Frnnkiin j. Spencer, befora JWstIco
Sn,ull, Of Aussin, wns resumed Mt II o'clock
sharp yesterday morning fWfnro Justice SUM
mcr0eid. Tho prisoner still keeps up an ap-
pensai,co Of cnrclesncsa, but lu acts more
nervous, as,d shows TINT he appreciates tho
position l.e has fallen Into, 10 slilull extent
Mt tenst.
Justice Joel w. Smull was placed uponthe
stand, and he did not doyluts III the least
from lIs testimony previously given, and re-
ported In Tl,E Tribune. f0lly, identifying
franklin j. bpencer ~ tho, rcpisyIn suit by
whiCh Mrs. Mary l.. Wagner Wns Swlndlttl
nut Of her lvus0ho!d gout!s, which tho Ifnsk
Ks.tg themselves n.tt selxcd lilt.ler M alleged
mars ,lpnl tho aatll of william y. Turner.
Tic alleged elniul buyer. Tho er!'sst,xnnl-
ltloli by Cul lcrce did not III tho lrast sllnke
th" I'D Ee.tssn,s t'stln,omyi r.yi,r.ot init In
lad to station y policeman out IN flont Ot lla
Il SS|ll;e d s h|s Il %tIs,s;t # TiasS
d0iHe Tor witness. N.urgu Squirting tried to gut
S,null ~ II r.In,H tal layu u 'llalet 1aik.
Cn!: Percc obIcoted to such testimony being
Yiio Cnust sntl that oil testimony bearing
,lla,ll the Intimidation Of tho witness WIS to
ha i,card: The witness continued BY stating
| that u lady caille out Thursday attctnoon t4
witness woult nut hn allowed tD testify. 10
| would eItl,cr hs bulltozct! Or k!lnape.t. Mr.
SpariIng was not present W!te.t ills testl;
many was takei,. Iio MatneSa t!trtner stntss!
, 1880-08-06

S:'e 'S.sk # ff the t"v wsssee "Gs ii" f." e. rss, ",
them thu rlaht I" crnss tlic!r track. WIZ
9S 'w ,o1 @ !; e%mne', Ix ,y,, tc Gh,csso
ktslla to ticneva i.nkc; then tho clrcalts ~; ~
thu Wisconsin wniGrlnE.plnccs will l,c CON.
l,icte: aud. taking Wa1ikcslla as tho base n
ticneyn, Aiatlsul,. tho Dulls .1}nvils f.akc
Grrrn Lake, Ucn,inin0wnc, anil NIL tito heSn,'
tifMl su,nntpr-resorlH ut tho Stair, thai Az,
l!r.ning ,,,orc ind more widely ki'own md
Ehy nincrs arc nil full: the Mtlwa,k..
Sentinel nnts tho ,itln,lMr Of s,ltnl,nr-yisit.
t}rs IN tho State Mt 10, - 000 Mt Hcneys
50U nj Madison, LOCO NJ OcoHonlowoc, GoQ 4
pcwaukeo Vlliage nnd Lakeside, etc.
FALSE it1stUu. =.
The startling ,rs!n'Tt, FRIDAY evening, The.
jcc!llrc alul sympathy; asnl the relief VA,
grcat when, tho sMpttsctt conaarratinn
nrnycd IL llr tho grand llEuminattot, at tis
n,ld-H!imntSr fete.ehanlrttre; sumo rer*on
i,esn lantcrns for tlie work OF MI inccndliary.
tcr iittln iirc," etc. ''A'
From ,,,, Hll accoH,'is ,hls reception was
rlrennt pcoplc wero IL attendance from MiIl.
wa,,ker, Chicago. nnd other cltits. ria
rtnl,t wns fine: md the decorations III tho
tlnnclng-!lnll and tho illumination Of t6a
grounds were u, n magnificent scale.
- HANfscoScEnTs. -.
The tl,Nice music rendered By: Daeh,s
l,ariI, 4 milwaukee,, drew ne tst.a, c1osd
tU I,crtaiesda nii Saturday night. II ono Is
fh u HrllnEe, or fNrttltate enough to secure
II sent III unlet part Of tin Eralnds, these
c9ncefts aro very slcli4httt!. But wo unto
| In tr1t,,1bp flf 1tpHHt EnIt1f1 In nnt11ian
refunded i'y l.lgh-pltehsd yof:cs of different
dialects. There's i!o tlispnA,g about tastes,
nl tn the cttt vt tho scnsf'tl some will 90 10
snGti,-air concerts 70 hear themselves M talk.
fur shipping pf4,ye that .Bethesdn Is still ttus
| tn har early reputation. and CONTINUES to net
Il handsome iMc0ino to her owner. The con.
| cert Of thu sumner Is promised nj these
grounds for "Wednesday evening, Aug.
Long aso, this psace WIS called
SAINTS HEST; -, IS. ,
| ntu1 every scasun wcarict[ ministers seek here
tho reiN,se fur which their st,llls cry nut
ON genera! prlnciplus. the plnec when.
! m,H'll water Is would l'e the favorIt resort Of
ans s ehsrEys ist h"t y is vas sh"S t. ID
rcn,Ecxyols Of Presbyterian, Htivines. The
ley. Mr.. Harnnr.l, nf AtuseatInc, la., and Dr.
q. j.. THOMPSON. 81 l'lttsbnrgs. nrc welcomed
ns Old friends. Tho 1.ey. Dr. 1luyt. Of Nash.
eo,.s'rcrat!oi,s. st' Ths fsev. III. Sandcr::oeas :es
spvita mart 0f cacli week here. Dr. Stowah,
OF Milwaukee, md Dr. Michel! have heen
registered aiming tho visitors: The Rev. d.
SSs t Iaks ksiT@ Tsfs; G s tsss;as ass sss s
BtM,ll.
DEsllop. .vc'lcs, OF the Episcopal Church,
s!vut n Sabbath l,cro quite recently, That
society Inns had the misfortune TO have sto'
len FROM tho il00r n largo part Of tfle CARPET.
tn., which tho Indies purchased last Summer
Mt ,tu III tn sr1 f-4ncriffrn Ttjn miscfcant whn
, 1880-08-06

knowlrdged nhtltty. 'flm dresses mr. nov.
"M'fe@ SslE Is'"s Lecouyrear." M They wili H. mai.
cleu strictly after tho costumes t,sctl IT t!o
production nf thOsn great rlnSsrs VI LILO
French stage nt tho 'ftiatro Frnncaise.
, 1880-08-06
THE M'MAuON MURDER.

m,1r M,uA1rnN ,t1tnnN1,
I1AH Ill AA4ANVN NAo*A'A'
- -....,. ,.
rn"or". no:na nf s %rya's r,et y nc
Thn funeral ~ lin jntt, ,1oln McMnl,on
,,nt ~ ,,iann ~,'x,er,nv ~ mnrmInr fron ],Is lntu
,H ,ssilepce, s1 or the eoisr d Isurc sirect md
impressive uccaso,s Of tho kind over Wit
Messed In tlls city. 'rhu hour SIT for tho
.!erart'lro nf t'e cortcse tfoih - ttle ''o.so was
0::O 4. III, but tho stream ot visitors anxious
to tukn last look at tho facc Ut their fr'ettl,
wl!c, l,cga,. sutltng III Blturtly nflcrT III tlt
.h"r'ns IN a,. "s W. .'s' ,,,o @ nsnss, ,s,s % "r,
WIS lo"Gl"cK tN,lu LUZ uau.s,'. ~. ".s"'
10 went lis Way Slowly th~afas We clttfel'.
Thu bully wns hid out III The parlor, wl'ere
thn,,, - ,orrn a,,a md rxor,s,t nrn-
t'e,. " i"'ee e'"o ,i'n ' ~. M.s's ,.,n ,a",.,
l'SftloEls, " ohce """e1 " "lu s aoen'.
beauty nf tho SCENE md pnso ;! teS;i!!,non,y ,,
t1 tho l0yo ,nlHl Ssteg'n ~ o, wl,!cl' W.
decreased was hchl ny l1ls ifleaiHs. AileF
l,u!!drets oi n1Sil. women. ailsl Giiisateli nn1
HHkeu lot t!!o i'ist tIo uIni' a,e iresama s'.a
sna o, ~ mnH ves ~ WIZ - t III su1en,, i!,,sio
~ tFs I1M HAL Il" sinre. n)avcfI Gy Iladtys
l,r1 sf'SsH II x,I sn s rossfS!o g IT, cSnt %f
t1r'inE ~ y ii'r,inms H nfter M Wh,,,, w,t tha
i,nI y 9,unto,,w ~ ia tt,hurniam i;,tiss
M'iinw..,. tt'n,, rnma lila ,nrmMrs ri tho
fIinrnin,,s n irs'' ~ II III M m,,,,,h.r ~ .:s rGe
i,nnsun 1rn,,r,, ~ hvsix ,.nnf.hinck ,,prsr.. wns
,,"yt II, iimn nti..n.j.xl l,V Mgssrs. ,jnnes II.
itvrnn iii iiyr,,r. .Tnrn,ntnI Iieritlcy.
II ,xGns 'rhH,,nas f:nr,r,an. .iAulcs
Kn,iv Miri,nni Il. Si,,rrl,v. Mil Henry i.
Ef,nIi,lom ~ Tia i nrfnt,t f,rfnr ~ ii}fp.r.
,,iri. ~. ri naIl.M.,rrrs' ii,nncdiatelv bciMtt
Tic 'i' 'sar*s aS WIS tbo earTage eaatalping Zig
~. Mm; ssra eshl I'LL Mhlch @ VA Fniwyl by sir,,,
~ ~ rnrrinHrs' ,,carly iin Il, number. rho
routs of lilo t,rosesstni lny ulong Tillrty-
IT, II II" s,nwIy.hmlt t:h,,rch of Tia Sntiyity,
'ri,a y. ',ali III hnt,. ~ this hui1tn~ il In v1t
rn,,ni"tat Mi tia scrvIrrs ,,rn rouductctl in
thn hascii'e,1t it, whlcii WIS crowiIosi viii, tho
mgrrtf nrks ~ liz si ,p,.r,i"r" M u. iruyinus @ 10
fS'ess fSa ,Ievsrre # 1 f lis 6otly f1" tio osc
mS,ty S 1ilectins s.s'cs M occtrrui whe friends
M t y ~, WIZ ~ y" o.nm"ts ~ sa crsxG,t n si,
eiEx wen. " II 1..n sn III t,iv t, ~ t,uI', Int tycn
s,Sanm Inan1. mn. M11 aJwur TIT n v,n;caI and
Ahfcl ES'l.hsS1os I" t'.Es" IT, ,,a,.ta, unlHtt
1l9l, Mass' ca,.!.'ctet hy w. M ncs. fn.hsf
ssisu sn T. ,s s"}'s s9 %sFs s"t T fo ies s spfS a
sswsssy sss ss;es II Sas sontasS% s ssiSS ie s
Futhor Cartaa .I,atio . feeling address to tho
cuastaecs attsniinF M ths tssti, q ITO Pei;
sua Whose remains lay in the church, md
for tho happy tesoso ot Whose @s:,l,! @
tho most soGlhl offices Df the church nt iiou
cloly, n,,d ut tho same tnlp ~ eloquent, TINT
It WAS scarcely necessary for him to ndtt
bis feeble word to excite tn their !'eartS M M q
feeling u bSsoning syRHpaty Tor rrG t'9 ~
, 1880-08-06

= - st. LnHI& WfPRbIedH-, ,. ThtY
Tho Treasury 'ptllcIuls aro In distress Sam fT.
'rhls IL AZ IL u prupur1,us fMrHler, Who's lid
yitlt!osi ,nnFo grain thnn hia baFHs Won,1t u tha
snt,lllh resolve tu cut .inwI, hls Eral1 WoP "
stVrAyp capacty vt hla bAEA,
, 1880-08-06
COLUMBUS. 0.

EpSel0{ I|sp4tEa ~ 4he Lh$049S 4feo4tte* ~ |
CoI.u,ilWs, o.. Aug. 5.-Colauhus i. Will
largest gut1larlny Of cx.soldlers and sailors
that l,,s assembled ut my place ssthe
close Of tho Wnr. .''rlle Great 1sennlon,"
~ 1t IL called. Will commence on thu 10th |
inst, anu last three uys:r 1t II not Intended
rs II reunion vi merely the aS-sofsllers Of |
Ohtp, but II intended tn iMclntl1 tltose af
other States. Every eff0rt 0f the citizens |
las l,cc1,, and Is now being, put forth to III,
s,lre pleasant time to NIL WHO lnny c0Ilsv.
,rcnss haye arrived to-day, nuli are now butitx
pitched OH the Fnlr-ftruiluds In nun6erA
sufficient to accommodate 1.,0o0 PERSONS.
Caokcd rutions, with hot coffee, will ti0 pro-
ytsle.l ut tho grounds to ,nft ex-s0itlers md
sailors who may come, free OF charge. =
From letters alre,uly received nsklng fo-
quarters, 1t II estimated that not less than
l5,o00 ex:sol.iiera from Ohio alone will bu IN
cump; Wills reports from 1ndiuna, Illinois,
West Virginia. and other States Indicate tint
tie number will be swel!e.l to fully a5,0co, Il
not more. 1t Is evident that the old Veterans
nre coming ell 1llassc, md that IIuty Will
bring their wives md friends witt, them to
enjoy tho festivities Ut tho orcasiols. IN the
lAtttr, who lluy deslrp 10 pitt M ut tliD
hotels, very low rates Will M given, and 10
palns WILL 10 spared q Minkg sliis tl.e seunt1,l
10 iii uni,inteI by electric lights. mid gtArtl-
cd by United States troops from thu l,ar;,
racks.-Cui. Anderson having kindly offered
t0 gMartl Ala rnn!ll nnl tiru sult,tes oaei ttAy;
holiday attire; ntld. ri, tho strcets W tho
lIno ut march, arches suul hammers Will hn
put Zip. Everything nuwil!tticateH that thct0
VII hs nothing MaitSi II atrs s Fl,sg ,I1t G4t ,,at
fnvornlily. Many regiments q tho Ohio
| National t;uArta hayn volunteered! tnt!D escort
duty during this ucnilrB reunion: Letters woro
fTyc sny u t'y cycs rt sk,x sSys sser p4sse s
TnE TNIl.i,SE to say: 4" Yes;-co,lle ono atld
nll, nlltl VIZ vii! slo sou E,0Htl.'
b. Mhsol ths 1I.sesss ssS 'tI q "O AGS" tic t.,s
wnr.euKia iroin wisconsin,. All. tho uld
n.t!lteiluEss now delosite'! y tlle state
inany years ngu., Thu President, Secretary
of Wnr, tie',. shern!an,, GiNt nlanyt other
prominent pers"1inkes 1k , M'i ot' . nf.senf. on,,
BIZ 1eassl @ is's 10 accept s yoar kia invitation
nl,l 10 meet my old ct'nlnules,. but d1 mt
expect IL lrNye the Fur West ttr!ul early ~
Ssptslnber." Tho lostor IL. dnted Santa FL,
Gsn. Hancock wrl.cs: ut would giye no
tllu Yrrnteat p!eas,lru ttl be presvllt on tho
sees'sloA If Jig ra,lno,,. nut my previoua
enxaxs9's,,'s VI es rait,o T. an Invitation
writes: III ca,in.t pro,uIse n'slt!ysly, but
II ! possibly can, | will bs With yon.N, -
Gen. l4oKau uitn9utices ttiat he shall use
Hundreds II letturs fr0ni I'D commander.
and prominent citizens announce their inteis
ihs {%l|sS;Iis; |; i! t!e program for tbs ''ns
, Artillery salaie vt sunrise, tlltrtyElgn
guns. l!,Neitle, by. tha hugle md ir!lt
. corl's: lIuecptl9n it ea.nradya: sx'soldS'
, 1880-08-06

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Ohio 1na!ess ,l,a.!. s'sns.a :ntsra m, T,s IT.,
~ Vital IL l slavery 's,r r. "sei'lct froin nll
th ,n,ts,,n w XIV ,,rchw.c whirh Inv rurth vi th
rvnss H. 11''rn" n,,,' IL ,ujn.,tcs r,h laiu,ie while
sn,,h ~ "u thuf tnc ~ thn rcnrc Themselves
ru"ui,, .ictcrinInr, ii, IRA ths compromise was
repealed. md tho pcnps uf tho a'sen"ihE s.s .ilnF
stntss tt,s.tet u ne t,knft nf I'LL ,wrrr. uf
aaxGS sst,,,has @ Il Il, nv intn iii terri
1Spn Wan5.os w,!vi n Sebr.S". Tais cia,n ws rsstri
i,y ,hs ,,r'1smclsnf @ aaycry extension, and upon
ills iss,1n str. linculn ms elected lrssc,,t n
Aavery n hs tste why're s*Iste liz Ms. th n
pss1. ts A. to pSt sasee % ,ss is ns 2%
WS!e tal!en ss pss's'rssi{y e g. Tss gepls IL SH,h
I" t,rev. Il, tho rrht nf secession, and such uas
tne ii II prevailing orlnlon at,onx them.
rms RIGHT wAs,. i
2$na ;ay y tss '51; t,st 4 tss ks% kwss s sna @ ss
axe nHywhert n the I!ei,,,'|lo. b has 4,,,.t been
ssttln ~ the ,!shl nf 1ata!e Hha Sestsa @ ss II
potltcla:ts tnt sntG d as r'9nt pSacait i +"
rssso sfMn h tIS Wm ncr tc tnstitut,un,
n,"t INV i,o r,Irri. itito tho freq Tcrritorlcs
nf f"' lie icnnbi;s, Or that hlitHn,l
an,'lnso in MY form; axccnt s, snr WHINE, aants
a!ist'rt Ar, s,nncn IT tho !jnint,, as the rcsnit
q! yn!r nvllesttEmtH, anH ~ ,,' NV ~ sn,x.
OF nMiun nEH ~ nrs ~ ~, f,,4tcr ~.
,!'.n nn a'o rum m,r intist Itmti t., The nntriu
,,,., H., xh,,.,. vmior Ihe land mud tI tic WATER
s these 2lnrin,ts r,s,ts hayc 6urs, ne.s.inps.ir.
our Nation t,cen nlattu nho nrlh ltld'ss.,l,,his
nnd hll intaeltnnts SECURED III tho lEa'lehaule
rights oi l'to anu 'inertS'
! THE fIs't'1sAM Fths THE nAi
nrncttcnlly rlosesl VIII the GolslpetltHe pF!M'
slritl ut = Hc!ocl i,Etwcu'l CoinHlaly =. osN.
e'itai Infantry, better k'lt,"1l ~ 1Ae S.!esa Y
!dKlt Gnhrtls uf Itsst'.i mn I""nMn1 ',. ~; ",
Eighth fntuniry. rllt> 1rlli waSit mn tsst
Of proficiency III Uptntis thctic*, h!su ,;,.a ~
tructHd numbers y atliif'i'9 SResu'!oIts' A h,e
tu'grs, we're slnt 1Vii'' i'ai;!gai!, nt yGn: ~.
! SiktrGr's Atnt; Cnpt., ". y; nltchett' ~ .H .ho
First Cavalry; aid EMpt. +: AliltaDck' u tn4
Fatrtli lmtHlitry. Ihe Pe0tla ,-s n"ys E0s e'!s
nwny viii! ttle hfst pf'Ha 2! S N.Y. to
stcU.t, of SioV "st 20 tlio E'gi.a, i,aas,y ,.s,
cot!lp'Illy, w!iaso urlli1ns was a'S, very ~
eelleHt. huress,p ateE VI ~ a,le efen'"s'
cinsctl THE for1tlsii HOii;gs q Tug NY, A., W.
It<nsnrinW VIII " itlc bls at.s ~ t.ie H. ~
unlDI', In spite ol tlle laet tlint aeM o. e Mio
setet1i1ss wlln h.tyu apparently lnIsot!eM Wy
snrt nf tnek they linu 10 eat III tt.e u"sh ~
real campaigning hive EDtle 10 tneir ,ss
after srAlnl'Iins hbout lhe t'M,u mt! uae ny.
gUnlMndhttH1s III camp. NV lhnIH tial t'!nL. :!
rnnaEh Viii oo here by morning t, tnko u!l
places. Inc event q tlG tsy Will ~ tuG
slinln battle between the uplula u!lu nGust s.. y
tITcrs, ai.d tho tnkihE oS Ills lotNlet ol fo1'
!. Lee.