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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-21

Essex CEyrGE.-Rev. George ;. Guernsey
will preach in Essex Centre next sunday
Ian 22l
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-21

SEE A. Boutin's nty advertisement. Il
will pay one to real ii.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-21

TIE BrEGGSeroS FmF DEPARTMENT.
The annual report Of the Chief Engineer Of
the Fire Department, submitted 90 the Eoali
Of Aldermen last evening, shows thi durins
the year 1s91 there were seventeen fires, a.
gregatin., a loss Of S9,55s53. The fire ap-
paralus is reported as in good order and the
hose houses as satisfactory, except that Of
the Stars, which should be repaired. The
purchase Of 800 Or 1000 feet of hose ia
recommended and the placing Of several ucw
fire hydranis in addition 10 the Is public
and 90 private ones now availahlc. The
appropriation ioI the department Wa 5000,
Of Which S2.S9li a was expended, iayirs
to its credit . balance of 1865; The re-
port also recommends tba pilcin 81 ten
additional fire alarm boxes.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-21

The ice closed over between PiattshGiEh
and Grand Isle for the first time inns Season
last Saturday night.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-21

The Sons of Vermont in Des Moines,
Iowa, held their first anniversary and ban
ers, on Monday night, the 1.lh, and had a
very enjoyable time Several Burlington
boys were present, and one vas "a the IT,
centinn committee.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-21

TuF Vermont State Poultry show Will he
held at Rutland February l /.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-21

Ir may be well for the benefit OF those in
terested to call the attention of town officers
to the law Just passed requiring scloctmcn,
town treasurers, town clerks, oyersCcrs Of
the poor and all persons authorized to receive
or disburse moneys belonging TO iowa 20
settle their accounts with the auditor on 0r
before the first Tuesday Of March. The col
icctor is ordered to settle his account with
the town treasurer before March /. Any Of
these officers who neglect 10 comply with
the provisions Of the act are thereby reader
ed ineligible to hold the Office for the year
ensuing. Many good and faithful oaic rs
might, through carelessness, fail to Keep the
law and will need only this suggestion
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-21

Tsr ice in the lake is eighteen inches
thick at Rouses Point.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-21

:. NJ WAHE's attending physician al
Newfane furnished another certificate of his
ill-hcalth, and his case will probably 20 over
again to the fourth Tuesday in February,
when the regular term Of the United States
Court will he held in this city. Waite is IT.
ported as slowly improving, and it is pre-
sumcd that his case will certainly bc heard
in February.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-21
lean Temperature for the Week i-""-
ing Jan. Is, Cor Eight Years.
SIGNAL OFFICE, BrmrSGroS, VI.

VExxoE says: mild weather from jan
IS to Feb 70
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-21

y Hs DIFHdt III : ~ - E'F7fI's NftNs
Wti send their ,H.i,i..I.l ll,tir., NoltIi, Bel,
T., tnr AFFLICTED uutt 80 ...ts 'i.i. SPEEDY cures
guaranteed. ih,, ii..4 d. .'' iirg :iy- "'!fc to
hrin without delay NtN Il. d.~ly
rest ant uuu! i-ltl.uJ il ~ o.. tft.sr-.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-21
An r1tare-tir- Letter.

To The ELior OF the Free Press and Times.
The following is acopy Of a letter thai was
sent 10y the writer 10 the late Ezra Batter,
Governor Of Vermont The original letter,
now in the hands of Mr.. Russell Butler, his
son, WAS written 10y James Monroc's own
hanI II viii be- remembered that three
years after this dale, Mr. Adams wrote in
his diary. James Monroe died this day in
ncnlrr.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30
VACCINATION.
What the Best French Authority
mas 10 anY UpOn the Nubia acl.


mas 10 say Upon she Subiecs.
Dr.. FrousAagraves, celebrated
French writer on smallpox, gives the
following conclusions regarding vaeci-
nation:
/. Vaccination has preserved and
still preserves an inealculsble number
of lives.
2. The number Of blind and des has
considerably diminished under the il :
iluence Of vaccination.
3. Vaccination preserves human
beauty.
4. The charges made against vacci.
nation, when sifted down, are bound to
have no foundation.
5. Vaccination does not cause en-
feebled constitutions nor destroy the
health.
6. |. does not make typhoid fever
mors prevalent.
7. 1t does not increase the number
Of oousumptives.
s. 1t does not transmit scrofals and
skin diseases.
8. 1t is only dangerous in the hands
of ignoran; and incompent pracsition-
ers.
10. The innocence Of the practice is
so marked that in many countries vac,
cipation is obligatory.
II, Vaccination is not infallible.
1G. Rsvaccinaton ia necessary when
the initial vaccination has left poor
vaccination.
13. The fact of an interior variolic
eruption does not dispense with re.
vaccination.
IA. II is necessary TO revaccirate at
ten years, at twenty years and st forty
years.
Is. Beyond the age Of forty it is not
necessary to revscoinate tue fourth
time, only during periods Of violent
epdemics.
Ii. 1t is necessary to vaccinste as
soon as possible.
II. Vaccination can be practiced at
TIE date OF birth,
IS. Vaccination csn be pra3:ioed at
all seasons.
10. The period of deutitior shoul d
not prevent vaccination il the urgency
Of the case demands such step.
90. No age is safe from yariola, pro-
vided the So bjsct be unvaccinsted.
q. accingtion and revaccinstiou
should only be performed 10y physi-
clan.
q. Well-chosAn vaccine matter ex
poses the subject to no Iansmissible
diseases.
q. Animal vaccine has no superb
ority over well-chosen human virus.
"a. Wei chosen vaccine, from the
COW or cow.pox, must be carefully
gathered to make stock for human vac
cipation.
%. Living vaccine, inoculsted from
arm to arm, must always be preferred
to vaccine In to bes ani on quills.
26. All vaccine ou points, coming
from an unknown source must be re-, 1
ected.
q. It is necessary to place the val
ue of vaccine in the following order:
First-SpontaDeous cow-pox vaccine
5econd-Humans vaccine transmitted
rom arm to arm. Third-Humane vac.
,ine trausplantad on heifers. Fourth
Recently preserved vaccine from a
pure source.
20. 1t is prudent to make certain
number OF incisious.
29. The impression Of varioIa may be
made Until the fifth day OF vaccina-
ion.
80. An infant is not euftetled by vac
'ination.
81. Rsvaccinatious recognize the
same rules as vacciuati0u.
80. Pregnancy and nursing are not
mpediments 10 vaccination,
80. II is altogether au advantage to
yac2inate or revacoins.5 il times Of epi. !
lemic
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30
TUMBLED INFO TwO FORTUNES
The Sons of Toll W5o Unexpect.
e0ly M de Rich Strike.

! -
| eOly MADE q Rich strike.
| Nearly every man, woman and Chii,
can tell how George BE BEaiisJn, the book
binder, residing at No. DAT Sou.l
Fourth street, recently tumb mbled into
fortune OF Sl5. 900, and every horny
handed son of toll along the NortL
wharveS is familiar with the unexpecE
ed manner in which William l.. Haw,
OF No. 23l North Front street, struck q
$1,000 bonanza short time ago.
A reporter met Mr.. Branson yester.
day as he was emerging from the book
bindery Of Oidach, Mergenthaler & Co.,
No. IL South seventh street, this city
where he is employed, and, recalling
his recent big piece Of luck, asked him
If he Esd received his money the solid
cash as it we're.
This Csmdenite smiled Just as man
smiles with big balance in bank, and
remarked: "Yes, sir; every dollar OF it
is invested in good paying safe securi,
ties. You see," said he becoming Just a
little enthusiastic ON the subject, ~
drew that $i5, 900 on half ticket No
IA, GIG in the Louisiana state Lottery
at the March drawing, and placed the
ticket with the Adams Express Com
pany for collection. Two days ago the
express people sent ne word and when
| called at the otliJe there was my
money-an awful big pile it looked,
too--without one dollar discount.
1t wss Just llks drawing on bank;
the only cost was the express col
lections. Since then regimen.
of people have been after rne making
ali kinds Of suggestions and asking iu-
questions. have got
80 now that tell them to do as | did
invest in the Louisiana State Lottery
and, il they had the good fortune
had, to place their money safely aud
give up propoundipg conupdrums.
The laborer Hsw, vino rolls sugar
barrels in the refinery of Mexican,
Eewhall & Borie, says he got his $5,-I
700 from the louisiana State Lottery
Company on. Monday. "There we're
wo hundred and fifty twenty dollar
,ills," said William yesterday to
lews gatberer, and peater pile of ,
reeu paper never slowed away in my
veralls."
Haw is sensible fellow, and says {
g intends to keep right along at his
ally work, and hopes his snug little {
)rtune will not turn his head. "But,
on see, I'm just like the rest Of them,"
aid he; "I'm going for it again. l
ave taken another ticket in the Louis
ina State Lottery--indesd, every man
know has-and l wouldn't be sur
rised, after what has happened, if l
.ruck another streak of luck"
Haw drew the half Of the second cap
al prizs in the March drawing ON
cket No. 1178 Both men only invest
| 81 each.-"Philadelphia Record,
arch 26th. 4
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30
The Attorney Genera.,. Denial

WASHINGTON, March 29.-Attoruey
General MacVeagh ia at his office this
morning attending to business as us
nal. When the current report that he
was inclined to resign his Office was
mentioned, be said he did not antioi-
pate leaving the Cabinet.
He declined to talk when interrogs-
ted as to past differences of opinion az
To the wisdom of Mr.. Chandler an.
and in,imated that whatever
objection he might have had tg any of
the Presidents appointments, such OBJ
jscIions had not been sufficiently strong
at auy time TO warrant his retirement
from the Department OF Justice.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30
a Bride Sbotby EIer husband,

Jessie Adams. aged seventeen, was
recently married to Charles Young and
they were spending their honeymoon at
the Union Park Hotel, Chicago. Young
became very jealous, and on Sunday
evening he fred shot from revolver
at her, but she broke away; he pur-
sued her down stairs, firing two more
shots, one Of which took etfec, in her
neck, making dangerous wound; and
causing the fugitive to fall 10 the land
ing below, insensibIe, and covered with
blood. Young, Wheu he saw his victim
lying a. the foot of the stairs motionless
coolly walked down to her, fired two
more shots at her, aud then thinking
she was dead, walked ont OF the build.
ing and made his escape. Jessie was
carried unconscious into the room and
placed under the care OF a physician,
who pronounced her condition extreme.
ly critical.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30
LUPIN'S CASHMERE S.
y REDUCTION IN THESE Gel
EERATED FABRICS.

! At the Importers Sale
|held in New York city, or
1.-THE 18th inst, we bought
largely OF these goods, prob
ably enough to last US until
next fall. without the LOW
PRICES we have put upon
them cause them to sell very
rapidly, which we believe
they will, We sell LupIN's
CAsnMEREs because we know
that they will give more sat
isfaction to the wearer than
any other cashmeres manu-
factured, and the reason isl
that they are made Of the|
finest material and dyed
with the finest dyes. Their
great superiority over all
makes has given them the
monopoly of the fine trade
of the world. Buyers will
notice that whenever they'll
see them advertised, or
wherever they are offered
for sale, they are acknowl-
as the standard of
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30
Sum mary Punishment.

Intelligence from Sparta, Gr., is that
negro aged twenty years assaulted o
yoang lady by the road side, but who
by tremendous exertion saved herself.
The negro fed, wassrfssted, inde IT,
fed iully, coalessed, said the devil en-.
tered h,m, AID next morning hs was
fund hanging dead fron Q tree, the
body ricdlsd with balls.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30
Tho u. Il o. an d PeausyIysutn

To-day's Philadelphia Record says I:
st was stated on authority at the
office of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company Yesterday that the passen-
ger business Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad to New York would be with
drawn from the Bound Brook and New
Jersey Central Railroads after the Sd Of
April and Transferred TO the Psnnsyl-
vania Road. The latter company has
given orders to its agents to receive
treights and sell tickets for any point
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad" ;"
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30
NEITR RAIGIA.

II has been asee-'aIled That the most IN
7eterate ca9,ss OF neuralgia are cured by Eel
o|s' Syrdp Of Hypcpbospht'es Not only is
he principal disgaso eradica.ed, but the pa
tent il made vigorous and strong the
tpmacr, tps blood, the FKin beoome health"
"a 10 on,oi,. sac ssssp VI sEIaYssf..s ME.
Th,S - I4S M ~ ---aL-
Inc only satisfactory treatment OF me-.
Tia Is by Strengthening the nervous system.
perfoa with strong nerves never suffers
from this disease.
The virtues 0' re lovs' Compound Syrup
~ HyDophosphites are such that other rene
lies are seldom required
-, Inc demand tor hypo ohosphtte and other
'hosphorous preparations az the present day
is largely owing to the good effects and sue.
'ess lolloWi1g tne Introduction OF this arti-
ole In the L niian Statns
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30
! SIMON GUTHRIE.
N NIL FURNISHING UNDERTAKE
NO, s4s (, SEVENTH STREET,
EN Wilmington, Dol.
TIRas.-S> Der cent. lesS than ususI pn.1
EXTRAORDINARY !!
Read this, II may save your Life.

DIR. V. K. STONE, late physician and
surgeon Of the United States Army, the in.
vent0r Of ApepsIa, the only known medicine
that will cure dyspepsia, to-day challenges
the world to produce case OF dyspepsia that
Apepsia Will net cure. Dr. stone and some
OF our most eminent physicians have tested
It on cases Of every form and stage, even old
chronic cases Of thirty and forty years stand.
ing where every known medicine had failed.
and In every case the result has been cure.
This gives me confidence In saying to the
public there is no case cannot cure after
treating tho1eapds OF cases, some OF which
had been given up TO die. Reader have you
dyspepsia il 30, get bottle OF ApepSia and
rejoice again In perfect health.
Price per bottle, 8I.OO. For sale whole
sale and retail by z. James Belt, Sixth and
Market streets, and N. b. Dantortk, SECOND |
md Market streets. Also by all retail drug
sista. Read Dr. Strne's rules OF diet on cir.
'uIar. Drug9 fists have them. lan5.tf A |
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30
IMPORTANT.

Should the invalid have any difficulty in
procuring the Compound syrup in his picin.
lty, let him no: be put of with anv other
remedy because this artcla has not its
equal in the diseases for which it is recon-
nended.
N3TE.-Be suspicious Of persons who re-.
commend any other Article as 'IUst as gooi.
rhe higheS: class Of medical men in every
arRe city, where 1. is known. recon mend it.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30
Pc BLlC NALES.
TOtBLlC SALE

prBiAC SALE
FIKST.CLASS FrRNITURE, CARPETS,
SC, at UraEe * Co.'S Auction Room, No. 6
East FoU'tA street, on
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 81,
a. 80 o'clock,
Consisting OF walnut chamber AMI pNr'cr
suits, bureaus, heG-steads, stands. ,abics
lounges, | nns cottage sun, marble t21 tables
sood sofas, ! fine pi mo. in Vooi order, side
boards tine coacnes, extension tables. hat
rack, looking glasses, mattresses. cane aud
"indaor rhalrst book case. 100 yds. Brussels
carpet, 400 yds. ingram carpet, 100 yds raG
carpet, parIor stoves, good ranges, sewing
Eachtnes, glass and queensware and other
articles too tedious TO mehticn. Goods open
for inspection on Wednesday evening and
Thursday morning before sale. Persons nav.
ing goods 10 dispose oi by leaving their
names and number will receive prompt at.
tention. DRAkE& 4 90
mar!6,2g,3o AuctioueerS.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30

smeltz & Co., No. 13 East Fourth
street, dealers in fruit and produce
apples and potatoes specially. Also
choice potatoes for seed.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30
DU BLlC SALE.

DCBLlC SALE.
VIII ne sold at public :! lie at No. I'll W
Eighth street, on
FRIDAY, APRIL l, 1881,
at Q o'clock, a. m.,
Consisting Of cat meal, Graham -four corn
msn !, barley, beans, hominy, ground ieed,
&c. Also large lot et wire goods, VIZ
Flower stands Lrelises. Il )ur selves, mouse
and rat tIspS, large lot ut wooden treIses,
flour pots and brackets. Also good traught
or driving nose. three spring store wagon, ,
good gs new horse blankets, harness. &c.
One Fairbanks platform scale, counter
scales, scoops. iunnell, paper bags, and
many other articles not enumerated.
ARTHUR W. BROWN.
IHAEE 4 Co, AuctlOneers. mErlg 81
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30
Rich and Elegant TGrkisG and
Persian Carpsss, Rugs aud
EmbrOiderIeS.

On WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY,
March 30 and RI, commencing at II o'clocE,
q. IN, each day. On exhibition MONDAY
and f11ESDAS, rs and 29. The public is
invited TO call and examine these beautiful
goods, representing Coula, Armenian, Heor
dies, Doi;hisLan, Pers' AN, KnoraSsen, Jedo.
zine, Cashmere Royal Geordies, CircasStan
and other kinds. THOMAS NJ. OGLE,
Marriott Auctiuneer.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30


"A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN A FORTUNE. PFUKTH GRAND
USiFlBCllON. CLASS ID AT NEW Or
LEAIS, Tt ESDAY, APRIL 18th, 1851
iotth MONTHLY DRAWING.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY 90.
IES institution was regularly Incorporated
oy the Legislature Of the state for Education
al and Charitable purposes, in 1865 FCR
THE TERM or TWENTY-FIVE YEARS,
70 whian the inviolable faith oil the State is
pledged, whtcs pledge has been renewed by
an overwhelming popular vote, securing its
franchise in the new constitution adopted De-
center 2nd, A. H., 1879, with Q capital Of
Sl,00O ,o0O to whicn IT mas since added re-
serve iund Of oyer $3.50. 200.
ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTRI-
BUTTONS will take place monthly on the
second Tuesday. reuer scales or postpones.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
leo,Aoo TICKETS AT TWO DOL'RS EACH.
HALL .fICKE ELS ONE DOLLAR,
LTS1 Of PRIZES,
Capita' pTiSe.........r,,....... $50, 900
tapilAI Observation-Disclosures. 10, 600
t1api'al frlte... 5000
= Prizes OF &. .JNg.................... 5000
Pr!ZeS OF g00...........-....... 5000
Az IlLSA ol p-V.'.'',,,..,.......,. lu,VVO
100 prlzos 1t lU0..........,.,......l 10000
Atu 'lhe' uL UJ..s..-.........r... lUUUO
Wv 'lFes 'i "''........"-'...... lUOOO
1000 Price O. l0......,.......... 10 900
APPBpAldATlUN PRIZES
Approximation Pc;a-s Of 500 .....2,700
Appro&ila,ioo Prizes OF EJ. .......l,SOO
8 Approximation Prizes Of 100 .,...... 900
-
1857 Prizes SmountinV tO..............SllO, %
Responsible correTondisg agents wanted
at all rOiDtf to wlOM liberal compensation
viii be paid.
Write clearly stating tull address, for fur
ther Information. or send orders by express or
IN Registered Letter or Money Order by
mail, addressed only 70
I'd. A, OAR PhIE, New Orleans, La.
or same person AZ
No. 3lg Broadway. New York.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are
under The supervision and management OF
GENERALS Z. T. BEAURE4ARD, and
JURAL A. EARLY
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30

"A pure Drugs or Chemicals, or wish
ing their prescriptions or private receipti
carefully compounded Of pure materials
sd0uld 20 10 the rug store oil
II, X. BRING n URST,
10. IL Market street,
Wilmington, Del,
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30
W. m. KENNARR d 90.

We have now open for
inspection and sale, choice
lines of the following carpets
in the latest and most desir.
able colorings and patterns.
BoDY-BRUssELs CARPETS.
The best and choicest pat
terms of Body-Brussels Car
pets at SI.6o and SI.75.
TAPESTRY CARPETS.
We have opened a large
line from S. cents to S1.2o.
Many of these patterns can
not be found elsewhere.
INGRAINS.
We have Of the best Ex-
ira Supers, a very full line
from IS cents to SI.oo.
FINE INGRAINS.
We have a grade lower
.at Is cents, all wool, very
cheap.
CoTroN CHAIN INGRAINs.
Some great bargains in
cotton chain ingrains from
37l to 90 cents,
ENTRY AND STAIR CARpErs.
We are also showing a
very fine line of Damask
and Venetian Entry and
Stair Carpets at Low Prices.
In fact if you want any
kind of a Carpet, Cocoa or
Canton Mating, Linoleum,
Oil Cloths, Mats or Drug.
gets, you will save money by
buying from us and get Re-
! lADLE GOODS.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30

A PEPssA will cure dyspepsia when ev
IA ything else fails
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30

~-,OR SALE-TWO STORY BRICK
house ior $3.50. either cash or instss.
-Sents, at pur 'naser's option; rented ior The
- GREGG H. PIERCE.
u,r,s,f Clayton House,
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30
WAHTED.

NTANTED.-BYA A SOBER, STEADY,
w active man a situation as watchmaA,
or any light worK can write good hand
an understands accounts and time.keep!ng.
Aoply to or address w. D." No. lOl south
Franklin street. mar2st3
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30
FOE SALE.

xnR sALT.-A HANDSOME COUN'
trv plsee with 20 acres OF land, hne
Snild,ngs. large lawn, situation not sarpass,
n near 20 railroad station, everything 70
Sage desirable nome. about two miles De
i,,,,Is,s cau ,nu abaress hit. WAY,
,'n, ,vu.%,' ,-aa. ,@,S.pvw Hamorton, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30

NyN1R ALE-THE VFRY DESIRABLE
II residence. 9O7 Washington street.
'Terms easy. Apply to A. ). ELLlHTr,
mar.l.t sixth & Market street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-29
A Oard.

Editor Morning Meas VIII you grant me
space in your paper to reply to a communi-
cation which appeared yesterday in the
MORNING News entitled 'Ingratitude and
Outrageous Conduct" and signed 'Modoc.n
desire to assure the public, and especially
those merchants who responded so gener-
ously to our call, that the company feel
sincerely grateful for their kindness. In re-
gard to the detachment of the company
who are alleged to have conducted them
selves In such an outrageous manner as to
excite the indignation OF citizens whom they
encountered in their passage down Drayton
street, l wish to state that the charges
have been reported to me, and that measures
are being taken to investigate the matter,
and to bring the guilty to strict justice.
The citizens who witnessed the outrageous
conduct OF these men will be called upon
for information. A court-m artial will be
ordered, and those who are found guilty
of the charges will be punished to the full
extent of the law.
beg that the public will withhold their
censure until this investigation takes place
and the full facts are developed. 1t is well
known that In all hocks there are some
"blsck Sheep" and we greatly regret that
our "black sheep" should have made such
a discreditable exhibition of themselves on
Monday. But give us chance and we shall
prove that the company do not deserve the
charge that is made in the communication.
We shall see that the guilty are brought to
answer for their conduct. Very respectful
ly, j. G. SIMMONS,
Captain Georgia Artillery.