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TO the Editor &AgToSAL TRIBUNE:
] nave but recently been numbered with the
Teaeers u your valuable paper, and II N order
AZ this time ] wash 20 CHIP in q word in regard
o. that glorious battle Cedar Creek which was
fought nineteen years ago this month. IN
TIT JRigUSE OF September l3 Comrade Ship
icy states that be heard General Sheridan,
nPon his arrival on the fed that day, ask
Gcncral Wright. What docs this mean2" and
that General Wright answered. I'VE are
whipped Why, the 9th corps was there that
day. General Wright rs well rs Juhal Early
know it--sand that corps wisippedl" Wei,
well. carried muskct in that corps for
three years, and that Is the first tine 1 ever
knew or heard that the bloody 9Th " was ever
whipped Snch an answer would have been
nn insult to those brave men who hurled back
the hosts 81 Early that morning, and not con-
sistent with General Nrights acts or words
when in tie presence Of his men while the
fight was raging or while We were falling back
to our new position. Then he claimed that hc
eonid whip the rebels with the 9Th alone woa3d
&c enemy '5ut give him tine TO get the corps
E shape We are not told what reply Sheridan
Eade to Gcncral RIigAt, but he should have
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said to him as he did to the stragglers, whom
he met going rs fast as they could towards
Winchester, and who told him that the whole
army was routed. Said ne: "The 9th corps is
there and giving them fits. Don't you hear
the guns? Come hack and see the 9Th corps
fight" &c. The words of the old song run
something like this:
Conc mp with me you 18th, Sth;
Conc up with me. 1 say:
Why are You here in such plight
We have not lost The day?
Then come upon that crest of hill,
Ycnl 4 glorious sight
You'll not get hurtyou need not fire
But see the 9th corps Eight
One would get the impression from reading
the most Of the many accounts Of that battle
that there was no fighting of any consequence
in the morning that it was merely great sur
prise and grand skecaddle.
JOHN K. TYLER,
Co. G, I2iSt N. Y. Y. I.
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To the Editor NATIONAL TRIBUNE:
! saw in a late issue Of THE TRIBUNE an
inquiry from one OF Wilson's cavalTyEen, who
wished TO know why, after hOstilities were
closed, the whole cavalry command at Macon,
Ga, was mounted and with bag and baggage
taken several miles in the country. and there
their clothes and baggage we're examined by
officers Of some other command. ] was at one
o. the division headquarters at the time, and
have always understood that il was 10 find a
diamond cross that wss stolea from the Catho-
lie church at Nae9a, and was thought 10 have
been stolen by some soldiers: but I believe ii
was never found. /. ,. S3IETI,
DUNDEE, MICA. 9TH Michigan Cav.
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Ia rerIy 10 quest on Of Mrs Helen 3. Holster
in THE TRIBUNE Of November g, Colorado
John l.. Richard company Z, I1Ith o. Y. /.
Pcmpeii Mich. writes rs follows: / have q
book with the names olail the prisoners Of wal
who died at Anlsrsonviile and I find that her
brother Birch afcLerar, company A, S9th
illinois volunteers died Nove,absr TO, 1864
This is ala The Information that ] car give her.
Comraae IT. F. Bennett. company B, 1896
Pennsylvania volunteers. Dunaaii, Pa, write
70 the same eject. AIDING t!las tie number Of
B.rel NcLerars araNe Is u 50
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this war, whether the Military OF Naval service 81 Tia
battle or srIzsil for = less period, and the widows of
sucir who have not remarked ere emitted 70 usvon
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Increase CT siOlss.-Penslon laws are mora IIb-
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ISL, Shall make charges FOR Ev ScFrcs IN claims
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Desert. from resllent or vessel ana cnfisseut
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ice Of the Iuitesi STAKES aTd IN tie IiIle OF t
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hundred and sixty CT land 81 alfesg received
Settlers Of Tie Ike Uag not etjltet. Land warrants
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To the Editor NArIoNAL TRIBUNE:
Permit rae, through your columns, to make
an appeal 10 the survivors Of Hazen's brigade.
Comrades. shall we leave Hazen's monument
at Stone River in the condition III which it is
reported to be IN TIE Tribune of November
Is, or shall we raise a fund and have it put in
fine order? ONE OF TEE BRIGADE"
PTNCEEEEsyJLLE, ILL.
condition Of the Hszen monument is not as
was reported to Us, rs VIII be SEGA from the fol-
lowing letter:
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BnooMINGrox, Ill.
10 fhe Fditor NArIoNAL TRIRnNr:

10 the Editor NATIONAL Tribune:
In your paper OF the 18th inst. Sergeant Chas.
Ruff. company ], 55th P. V. v, claims that his
regiment opened the engagement on the first
day al GettTsburg. Now, l think the honor
OF commencing the fight justly belongs TO the
Iron Brigade Of which / was member, for
when we passad up by the Seminary, across the
fields. ! could see no other infantry except that
which belonged to that brigade. Think Com
rade Raif is a little prejUdicsd in favor Of his
regiment. Respectfully,
CHARLES Brooks,
Company a, Sd Wis Vols
SYRACUEE, =. Y.
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Mr.. p. n RADF0Hn, Nashville, Tenn.
DEAR SIR: Ia ycGr description OF National Gem
eieries. published IN the Washington NATIONAL
TRIECE Of The 18th inst. you state that the Haze
brigade lot situated one-haif mile south Of Stone
River Cemetery, is covered with weeds and Lriars.
Now, this Is great mistake and ! wish you TO
correct H. as there are neither weeds nor brars Of
any sort growing in the Enclosed lot, bun the grass
is kept neatly cut and IN good order. About four
General supplied twenty-.hrce marble headStones
for the LOT. ;he others being IN good order.
Please make the necessary correction, as your
description IS calculated TO give 4 false impression
Of the taken Of this place, it is under my
care. The lot j. in first-elass order.
Yours, respectfully, THOMAS FRANCE,
Superintendent.
Doubtless the time which has elapsed since
Coinrade R2aford saw the cemetery in its un-
kempt condition viii account for the error in
the original statement. Ii certainly was not
intentional or his part-ED.]
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GHfs week In your own town. Terms and So outfit
~oo free. Address II. HAlLET Co.. Portland Me.
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If you out Of employment or want TO so iato tls
In which you mako from $500 TO Sf0aO day
easily send to I.asOS & co. "a Washington Street Chi
caoor illustrated jeyey catalogue and full descriptive
t Of sioc0 S25o0 S5oo0 outfit. Sample !res
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20 Chrome Cards best in market with name IG cts.
s1O Beautiful Decalcomania Album with $50 pic
lures % cts, ) for ST. CARD CO., Cheshire Conn.
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Healthy People Sometimes Laugh
At the suegs dpp and that their pains and dstes
imaginary. This for cruelty but cruelty, all the
person who has crooked foot wounded hand gess eye
calls forth sympathy by the exhibition Of the decA member the
dypep sufferers stomach could be placed exhibition the of
his distress would be apparent
The with troublesome stomach often suffers much
the with broken but is less likely receive sympathy
Sympathy good for sufferers, far as goes But Broys iron
B1 better for strikes at the root of these troubles and dis
Disappointed dyspPcs, Of having tried
seeking cure do we'll TO make trial Bo17S ByS
ard report the result That this weed family medicine will thus din
s the quantity human suffering established fact 10
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VIRGINIA f5 EARNS For Mans saI a1 y ssa
MANNING c. STAPLES & CO., Richmond, Va
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GO A WEEK, sis a day at home easily made. Costly
W q cutft.free. Address True Il Co., Augusta. Nc.
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PAT en- IS!
CAN | OBTAIN A PATENT p

Send rou-h sketch or Of yen cam model OF your
invention TO GEORGE =. EEsz0zS. = rshingf0n,
D. G., and 8 PRELIMINARY s1a-1-irstsca viii Be
made uf all United states PatcEtsof the class Of
inventions and yOU wllI be advised whc1her or lot
Patent cen be 0.lleined.
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EHEustrated Serial Stories.

The Founding OF Paris, by Alphons
The Oovenanter's Daughter, by. Mrs.
A Boys Story, by IT. I'll
A Story OF English Rustic Life, Thorn
4 Story OF Adventure, by G. a.
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The YOUTHS COMPANION
FOR 1884.
H7CR 1894.

sE COMPANION than hundred stories
noted authors The volume will unequaled
s entertaining and instructive The published
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The Eazen Monument.

sYRAcUeE, Ny.
National Republican., 1883-10-24

MEN, below par, from age, or mental or
physical excesses, will find that Aliens Brain
Food, restores former vitality and vigor 81.
At druggists,
National Republican., 1883-10-24
SHIPPING NEWS.
Arrival and Departure OF Vessels at the
River Front.

Arrival and Departure OF Vessels at the
River Front.
The following new arrivals at tho wharves
have been reported by HaTbormaster Sutton
Schooner Freddie L. Porter, Clark, 525 tons
stone, f. NJ. Willis; schooner VIM. Ray. Ray,
$50 tons coal, Johnson Bros; schooner Extra,
Smith, 103 tons coal, Johnson Bros; barge j,
J. McDevitt, McDevitt, 255 tons coal, johnson
Bros; barge Gillipsie, Harrigan, 236 tons coal,
=. Pollard; barge NJ. A. McDevitt, McDevitt,
269 tons coal, George Bogus barge ID. f.
Walker Walker, PIT tons coal, city dealers;
schooner S. A. Douglass, Lewis, 600 bushels
oysters, market; schooner John Francis,
Evans, 500 bushels oysters, MARKET schooner
Margaret Ella, Davis, 300 bushels oysters,
market; schooner Annie Gibson, Kelley, $50
bushels oysters, market; schooner Fannie
Kemp, Chiseltine, 400 bushels oysters, market
schooner Edward Dean, Lawrence, 400 bushels
oysters, market; pungy Coral Mckenna,
McKenna, 400 bushels oysters, market; pungy
Carpenter, Hall, 400 bushels oysters, market
pungy Charlie, Cullison, 300 bushels oysters,
markets pungy United, Haney, 400 bushels
oysters, market; pungy Def, Tralnor 200
bushels oysters, Market sloop Virginia,
Watkins, 200 bushels oysters, market; sloop
Brave, Smith, 400 bushels oysters, market (;
IL vessels with 400 cords wood for various
dealers; schooner Fanny, Miller, 100 tons
sand, now pension Office.
AT GEORGETOWN.
Arrived: schooners William II. Jordan,
Thrasher. from Somerset VIM. l.. Walker,
Nickerson, from Boston, Mabel Phillips,
Gardner, from Fall River; Hattie S, Williams,
Bray, from Fall River.
CANAL MATTERS.
Twenty-eight boats arrived by canal yester-
day, and the following left here Star No. G.,
Willie and Walter r. ID. Mason, d. Arm
strong Arcturus, A. Greenless, George s..
French, II. j. Mitchell, l.. p. Hieston, J. w.
Thompson, Theo Dean, Eva 8, John Leetch,
Veale aud Leigh, Little Nan, Echo, A. Wood,
Maggie B, Belle Humblrd, Bessie and Harry,
and Ii. A. Clark,
National Republican., 1883-10-24
LETTERS no THE EDITOR.
MRS. LANGTRY HAD A MOTHER.
r., tbs J,fUor


Tho Saturday Eroning Star, in its New YORK
letter, speaks Of Mrs Lautry rs "spon-
taneous outgrowth of Jersey island" and ex-
presses great surprise that she has mother.
Your correspondent happens to know that
she not only has q mother, but actually
possesses fathor one, too, that any woman
might bo proud to claim nohlo, high
minded man of untarnished name-Dean lie
Breton, of st. Savior's parish, of the church
Of England, Jersey island Hero the fair
Lily" was educated and married to MIR.
Langtry, who was widower, and for whose
first wife Lily Lo Breton was bridesmaid.
So much has been said of this far famed
woman it is but justice to say she was reared
in an unhappy home whero all should have
been peace and purity. One brother early in
life went to India in her majestys service
the other became horse jockey and was
killed. When quito young she married MIR.
Langtry, who took her to Noirmont manor,
desolate spot whore naught but the over
beating waves could be heard. Here she
spont the frat part of her married life, whilo
he was yachting with Lady -, Of. This
manor is the one selected by Mrs. Southworth
for her story of " Tho Deserted Wife" After
some time Mr.. Langtry returned, and took
the fair Breton to London, whero her career
began. All we can add is Put yourself in
her place."
National Republican., 1883-10-24
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Stocks carried ON margin.
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nected by private wire with Bateman & Co., where
q correspondent Of theirs can always bo found to
execute orders on the Chicago Board OF Trade.
Reliable Information will always he furnished.
National Republican., 1883-10-24

AN enricher of tho blood and purifier of the
system; cures lassitude and lack of energy !;
such is Browns Iron Bitters.
National Republican., 1883-10-24

Woreceve regularly by European steamers the fol-
lowing Foreign Papers Magazines and Fashion
Journals
Tho T,rsrnted london rews. London cranhln;;
Pictorial World, The Queen Illustrated sporting anu
Dramatic News, Tho London Daily Times, London
Standard, Punch, Fun, London Truth, LondonWorld'
London Weekly Times, The Mail, Bells Life, Lon
don Figaro Judy, London Field Spectator, Whitehall
Review, Life, London Army and Navy Gazette, Lon
don Era, London Daily News, The American Regis
ter, Saturday Review, Tho Atheneum. Society Gar
deners Chronicle. The Garden, The Electrician, Eng
lish Mechanic The Court journal. The London Aroh'
ilect, St James Gazette, Pail Mall Budget The Lon
don Economist, The British Architect The Builder
London Engineering, London Engineer, The Acad'
envy, the Contemporary Review, Nineteenth Century,
Fortnightly Review, Chambers Journal, Belsravia
Cornhin Magazine, London Lancet, Monthly Family
Herald The Theatre Monthly London Journal,
1iack woods Magazine, Longmans Magazine Good
Words sunday Magazine, All The Year Round, Tho
Portfolio London Art Journal, CAsselrs Magazine
o{ Art EVERY Girls Magazine, Nautical Magazine.
pIndshaw's railway Guide to Great Britain and Ire.
land Bradshaw's Continental Railway Guide, Boys
own Paper Little Folks, Le Figaro lie Voltair, Gil
Bias. I,Evenement, La Justice, RUnivers llustro
10 journal AmusRnt Petit Journal Pour Rire, Le
Monde Comlque La Vie Parislenne ILLUSTRATION,
IA Monde Ilustre, La Caricature La France Ele-
,or,e Ie Modesd 10 saison, LElegance Parslenne.
1Ihioniteur do la Mode lie Printemps, Le saiondo
ia NIode Revue de la Mode, Uber Land und Nicer
ne Garenlaube. giegende blaIlei' anu many Olherj
n q numerous 10 mention
National Republican., 1883-10-24

NOR INFORMATION
II Concerning
louisiana State Lottery, Henry College Lottery
and Little Havana.
Address T. HUFF,
Lock BoN l0B, Alexandria Va
National Republican., 1883-10-24
CANAL MATTERS.

Those who have medicine chests remember
that st. Jacobs Oil Is tho great specific for
bodily pains and household accidents.
National Republican., 1883-10-24
AT GEORGETOWN.

Arrived: schooners William II. Jordan,
Thrasher. from Somerset; VIM. i. Walker,
Nickerson, from Boston Mabel Phillips,
Gardner, from Fall River; Hattie S, Williams,
Bray, from Fall River.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-10-27
YORKTOWN.

= Rn oc!ohre 1880, Parmee ameri-
..;ne await pris SEES QUARTERS dhi-
- autour de New-YOrk, ct Par
!. -. frauc.sise. etablissait ses CAM
-ssneuts ! Newport dana le Rhode
a.nd. Vo:ci les non~ des OFFICERS
elu6rsux ct des principaax person
ssees Dc cette ar,nee =:
n. Il cDmte de- R0chambeau, lieu.
Ruaut general, c''mmanda"t Ell
Yetef. .
Le baron de ViomeniI, le comte
a. Y om6nil, te chevalier de Chas>
iellux, NJ. .ie ChOisy, ma, 6chaux
] de camp.
Ds Bevillr, brigadier, marechal
f6s6ral des Iogis.
De Tarlt, co,nmissaire "rdonna-
teur fai<amG fOnciiOns d'imtemdant.
Blanchard, cornmiss;sire princi-
psI.
VAboyille, comman.lant en- chef
TArtillr,ie.
NM. de Ferscn, de Damas, Oh.
a. Lameih, de Chosen, Dumas, de
Iauberdiares, lie Vanban, Cronot-
Dsbourg. ColIot, dc Charius, le vi
eoute de R0chaml,eau.
NM. dc Cha bammes, de Pange,
ca. d'OIonne, aides dc camp de NJ.
Dc Viom6nil.
MN. dc Montesquieu. petit fils
do iurisconsultc; Lynch (Irlandais),
aides de camp dc NJ. dc Chastellux.
Les freres Berthier, aides de
camp de NJ. de Choisy.
Ls marquis de Laval, le vicomte
De Roclaam beau Ell 2e. BOurbOnmais.
NM. Christian de Denx- Points,
Guillaume do Deux.POnts ell 2e.
Royal Dcux. Points.
LIZ comte de Custine, lie vicomte
&c Charlus. Saintonge.
". de Sainte. Mesme on Saint.
Maine, IL vicoWte de Noailles.
HOiss0nnais.
lie due de Lauzun, le comte Ar.
thur Dillon. Legion de- Laurun.
Nadal, iirecteur du pare d'artil-
lerie.
Laxie, major.
NM. de FIeury ct Duplessis-
Maudit.
DesanlrOins, commandant les
ingenieurs.
Qaerenet, Ch. d'Osr6. Caravagne,
dAubvterre, Turpin, ingenieurs.
Coste, premier medecin.-Robil.
lari, premier chirurgien.-Daure,
regisseurs des wires. = Demars,
rtgisseur DIES h0pitaux.-Bouley,
tissorier:
Chevalier de Tarie, de Menop-
vile, aides majors generaux;
DE BeviiIe fills, Collot, aides ma
rechaox generanx deS lo.is.
La 60tte franchise enfermee Il
Newport, cOmprenait les batiments
ouivantS