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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ledse. So TO- T. and 4: NJ viii az assemble ,te at at
a tasr a sses sssst s s. nst s
Se1s, to attfa., the funeral Of late Bro
Il - y . ' %M. e' il. siGAEn. 4 s i; Secretary.
ssThs rn .. P fRsE c s0TR Eh1ks kATeTs oSE
sellers and sta.o9ers. has been. by mutual consent
g. s Se S BE s sf9ss by
IS notified that never hsve been and am not now,
IT er Sh VIII HspS
va Builder 6hiee and ii5 Coscoran a Building e.
work c
sso R0CHDALE COOPERATIVE SOCIETY.
he'd Ihf IN sf s. fs Ha d e w Be
IuE,nA{ August IL 1888 si, at Sso G Members +,
til Win be before the meeting. BY order of the Ex
JOHN COOK. Secretary. auis-3t
r9a AMEETING OF JOUaNEYMEN HARNESS
nfs nnfe to 8snh sn August 70 at 'SOp aan
lY HARDWOOD LUMBER"
i to finch Prime seasoned Walnut
Mahogany. thorough seasoned. from II to 3-nch.
Cherry. thoroughly seasoned. from L to finch.
Quart; si'5 9S 1s"assns ana ss"s0nsa'
CABINET and White Oak, ali fnickneSSes.
Ash and Maple, getlr with large stock o. dry and
seasoned building aud Jobbng Lumber constantly on
hand WAi. MCLEAN 4 son.
auI5 18th and B streets northwest.
gCES- sAML S. sHEDD.
SLATE MANTELS,
At cost to close Cut stock.
GAS FIXTURES. GAS FIX URES.
FURNACES. RANGES AND LATROBES.
au11 400 9th street northwest.
r ~ ICE CREAM SODA, FIVE CENTS PER
MUNCASTER HOwARD'S PHARMACY.
jy2' Corner 7th aud streets northwest.
go Having greatly increas facilities by the
intrpd ct.On OF Electric Light Ma hine. together
with either improvements not subject to the
diticn oi the weather. aud prepared to furni with
pro;nptlsess. and IL low price, work in the line of
Photo EnSr.vi for either relief plate press print
ing.
Designs and estimates furnished upon application.
THE LAUTEN LNGKAvINa COMPANY.
jy16 1425 New York avenue.
rSa THE ORIGINAL POLAR SODA.
FIVE CENTS PER GLASS.
Without change of quantity. and quality fully main
tanned.
MILBURN'S. on the Avenue. near the Treasury.
rSo GAS FIXTURES!
THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY TO
sLiICT FROM AND TIE CHEAPEST.
1LEAoE. Call AND EXAMINE.
CORCORAN BUILDING.
f2n E. F. BROOKS.
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Ex-AGENT Horizons SUIT FOR LIBEL-A writ In
the sum of $4,000 damages was issued yesterday
from the superior court OF Suffolk county, Mass,
by Hon. Charles j. Brooks, counsel for eX-Internal
Revenue Agent Charles nj. Horton, against Solo
mon CARER. The writ is returnable az the Octo-
Der term and is brought to recover damages for
an alleged false and malicious libel published
against the reputation OF the plaintiff The libel
consists OF letter written by Carter to the PreS
dent OF the United States OF Horizons appoint
ment as internal revenue agent In June last
WITHDRAWING FROM Hrs PARTY.-The Raleigh,
NC, Nesos and Observer publishes card from ex-
Governor VIM. II. Holden formally withdrawing
from the republican party, and stating that he IS
not q member OF the liberal party. Ex-Governor
Holden has occupied prominent partfn state pol
itics He was for long time editor OF the Raleigh
Standard He was appointed provisional COVER
nor and then elected governor Subsequently he
left the state and became OF the editors OF the
Chronicle In this city. For the past ten years he
has lived In Raleigh In retirement
A WOMAN CHARGED WITH ARsox-Mrs Alice
Blair was arrested at Olean, NY, Saturday on q
charge OF tncendiariSm. Property valued at about
$4,000 was destroyed there Friday morning. 1t
was a6certained that the IRE had its origin In
Mrz Biatrs Photographic pariors. and that her
stock was well insured. The lady gave bail and
was released from custody. Mrs Blair is well
known in that section. She has lived apart from
her husband for several years. and Is noted as .
keen, business woman
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Mr. MACKEY TAKES HOLD IN EARNEST.-The
New York World of yesterday says: ''Mr John w.
Mackey, Mr. Geo. d. Roberts and Mr.. II. L. HOr-
ton, with others interested In the Postal Telegraph
visit the factory OF the company there, with view
to see what improvements, II any, were needed
and to beginning work on the wires for the con-
templated extension OF the system"
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The New Week in Wall Street

WALL STREET, n. Y. August %, IL 10 a. m-The
week opens with decided pressure 10 sell Denver
ana no Grande. The stock closed at 29S on Sat
urday, opened at 2sk to-day fell TO rs = and is
now e. This affected the whole list unravorabiy
and prices declined u tol - per cent, Wabash and
oreoSon irans-continental being especially weak.
DECLINE IN PRICES OF STOCKS
NEW YORK, August ~, noon.-After IL 10 am.
the market was lower. Denver made further de.
tion. There is nothing In the rumor OF the refusal
OF certain parties TO accept the presidency. Tie
decline In the general list ranged from II TO 2k
per cent, the latter I'm Pacific Mail and oregon
Trans.
WHAT DEPRESSED DENVER.
NEW YORK, August 90. l2:l5 p.m.-Among the
ruinors used TO depresS Denver this morning was
one TO the effect that a receiver would be asked
Tor, and another that q fresh issue OF stock was
contemplated.
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CoMMIssToNED-JOhn B. Ridgway was to-day
commissioned postmaster at Bowie, Prince George
county, Md.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal rcve-
nue., s575,3iO.55; customs, s59i,24A65.
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THE REPORT OF the commission, of which ex-
Secretary Kirk wood Was chairman, appointed to
examine the completed section OF the Oregon
and Transcontinental railroad, has been received
at the Interior department. The report recon-
mendS the acceptance OF the section.
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FROM AN INFECTED PoRT.-The surgeon general
Of the marine hospital service has been Informed
that the steamship City Of Washington left Vera
Cruz on the 18th instant for New York.
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The Light Infantry at Cape May.
THEIR PARADE WITNESSED BY A LARGE CROWD OF
PEOPLE AND HEARTILY ArrLAUpEp.
Special Dispatch to Tbs EvEsrNa STAR.
CAPE NAY, Nj, August e0.-An immense crowd
witnessed the dress parade OF the Infantry yester-
day evening The parade was faultless and called
forth tremendous applause.
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kilograms to The Star.
DEPRESSION In WALL STREET.

! PRESSURE TO SELL DENVER
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APPOINTMENT.-The Acting Secretary OF the
Treasury has appointed Van Rensselaer, Morgan
superintendent OF construction OF life saving sta
uonS on the coasts OF Delaware and Maryland.
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A Paper Min Burned.

TRENTON, n. j., August ga dispatch from
Lamoertvllle says r. Mcdowell sons large
paper mill at that place was almost entirely de-
stroyed oy nre yesterday morning. The loss Will
probably exceed $4,000. Insurance about $40 600
Forty men are thrown out of employment
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Shooting Affray in Maryland.

ONE NAN SHOT TWICE, AND WILL PROBABLY DIE.
Last Saturday there was horse race at Suit
land Prince Georges county. Nd, and the owners
OF two OF the horses, John Elliott and VIM. Lusby,
had dispute after he race which resulted in the
shooting OF the former by the latter one ball en-
terlng the breast near the left nipple, and the
the spine and close to the neck; the other was not
found. Doctors Torrey and Bayne rendered the
surgical aid. Elliott will probably die.
DEATH OF PROMINENT Neutrality-suspicious.
Kemp, who was for many years prominent in the
politics OF MONTGOMERY county, Md, and widely
the past twenty years connected with the manage
ment OF the Chesapeake add Ohio canal, died FRI
day evening at his late residence, near Clarkes-
burg. in the flftysecond year of his age. Mr.. Kemp
leaves widow AMI no children.
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THE YELLOW FEVER AT PENSACOLA NAVY YARD
The acting Secretary Of the Navy department to-
day received the following telegram from Lieut..
Welch, commanding the Pensacola, Fla, navy
navy yard, dated yesterday :-'Total cases, naval,
to date. six, including Owens child One death
on the 18th. No new cases to-day. One case re-
ported today In WOolsey. Send marines to camp
Tomorrow upon recommendation OF surgeons"
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THE STAR will be sent by mail, postpaid, to those
leaving the city during the summer for any length
OF time, and the address changed as often as de-
TIVELY IN ADVANCE.
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THE U. S. S. SARATOGA arrived at New London,
Conn.,, yesterday,
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CONSOLIDATION OF REVENUE DIsTRICTS.-The
executive order consolidating internal revenue
districts so far as 1t affects the following named
districts went into effect to-day: Second and
fourth districts OF Iowa, and the districts Of
Nevada ard Montana.
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Please laser, the fa...s.u. extract from
the report o.: Guy school, flr she past Year.
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4 Fortune for the Bradforis.

The Bradford, Of New England are claim
ants 90 'he great English estate NJ Colonel
William Bradford u M4,a0wer fame whose
name lives in history a, the second Govern
or af The Plymouth colony The estate j.
s4I3 10 aggregate one hundred millions in
real estate and money which has been &C
cumulatius in England 10. more than Two
centuries.
Col0ne. Bradford received biz great for-
tune from bis second wife. Alice Carpenter
VINO came INTO possession Of her fortune by
the dealt Of her first husband. an English
noD.emau Ihr coIrtShIp between Colonel
Bradford and Mss Carpenter began ID Eng
land when both were Young shor; time
before the ngptal day. there vas separa-
tioa. Bradford came 10 America with the
Plymouth colony and Miss Carpenter mar
ried another man. Bradford married in
America. After many years Miss Carpenter
came To America q widow. and found Brad
ford a widower. The old flame Of love was
rekindled and they married. The wealth Of
the lady aggregated many millions.
Form the time Of their death until the
present, the estate has been undivided and
rapidly accum dating. II is estimated that
there are nov about one hundred -neal de-
scendant> Of both branches Of the family.
Probably this estimate is too low.
Mr. J T. Mcllrath. Of Boston. for sever
al wears ID the Government secret service.
IN connection with other heirs. mas been for
sfteen wears a. work IN trying 10 bring
about this division. and recent cablegram
indicates that the long desired result viii be
attained. and the fortune will be divided.
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President Jackson, General Manager
Tucker, Directors Sewali, HYDE and Strick
aud 81 the Maine Central fsilI,.a,l, aud Ell
TIGERS n The -. John md Mfiug rs,itssA
hcll conference ID Bahguf. FRIDAY. AHd dt
tId,t u hgiid bridge yrrt.>. thc NJ. IauH
The estimated cost i ~tSI1.ti,iD
- N,v York partt .s M esr-,..n ,,,.4,.t.,.,.
with MI Ohycr Cuts fHr Ih- purchase XII
the o!d Cutt> house al ktttr: Palnt. ~aigt
aas thoroughly renovated a Few wears since
iiis price Il =i.thb. In's hnuSe Was h'ii.t
iur TN widow Of >r NrAam pcpl~reli, ~
order that size might Ne near ncr daughter.
the wife OF NaihanIel Slmrhask.
Miss Adelaide A. Msnt,r III Industry.
tonk thu DID home stead wh.n hrr brother.
sought other business aud her fathers health
failed. ana in ten Years has increased IT,
grass producing capacity to three Dr. f,ur
times TIE Original amount. and made thu
farm one of the hest-paying ones IN the
county, Miss Manter Is noted as raiser
and trainer OF fine horses. a. an erchardist
and sheep grower She also serves 4. \
member Of the school committee Of the town
of Industry.
Mr.. ". N. Cobb, foreman Or the Ban
gor srci'"n Of the Maine Central Railroad.
was passing through the ward the other day.
when NJ sas . ie'ier i.'ng % The ground.
where \ had been swept Out ~ the postal
car. y was alartN>ed 70 'apt. l.. W. Beetle.
OF the 'oh''ner 81 ne same name, at Bath,
and on opening y hr Cobb found check
INT ~ pANahlt 20 the captain Tie for
"arded inc letter 20 Bath by the next mail
-Presiden, Chamberlain of Bovdoin
e
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State News.

"A new religion, paper Methodist
viii soon be started IN Portland.
Gen. I.ton'. reported resignation Of the
Superiuiend.ncy Of the Togus Home i. YER
fled
The Times SAYS that the Goss Iron
Works at Bath will open for business about
April |.
The Herald saws that Mrs g. C. Bachel-
der Of Camden. fell down stairs Saturday,
badly inJurlng her.
Key. Isaiah Record, pastor Of the First
Baptist church at Houlion, died of typhoid
pneumonia, Wednesday evening.
The Legislature, Thursday evening, ad-
journed until August %. The session lasted
: days, and 3d. bills and 81 resolves we're
passed.
Miss ). l.. Emerson Of HalloweI is
matron in Tougaloo University, Tougaloo,
Miss, school for freedmen.
The largest bass caught at Winnegance
Greek this season is said 10 have tipped the
scales at 60 ~ pounds. 1t was caught by
Aiphonso Adams, Of that rural hamlet, and
brought twelve dollars and ten cents
Mrs. Betsey Sproul, widow Of the late
Capt. John Sproul, frequently mentioned in
the History Of Bristol and Bremen. /" died
at Bristol Oh the 18Th, At the age Of "a.
The case Of the Dexter Savings Bank
against the estate of John Wilson Barron
is again continued TO MAY on account Of the
sickness and other engagements Of counsel.
A. 6. Ross, the Central Pacific express
messenger VINO successfully defended his
charge from the attack of seven bandits. in
January last, is native of Oidtown. For
For the past few weeks he has been the hero
of the Pacific coast.
Captain Sargent. Of Kittery, com
mander of steamship Indiana Of the Ameri-
can line between Philadelphia and Liverpool,
has been offered the command of Jay Gould's
new yacht.
The Providence, Saco and Portsmouth
freight and passenger station at Elliot, was
entirely burned Saturday morning. The
contents, including the furniture, tickets etc,
were destroyed. The post office was in the
building and considerable mail was lost
Express Agent MeKenney. on the
Portland & Rochester Railroad. came near
losing his life the other day. While being
shaved at Rochester, he was seized with a
fit of sneezing just as the razor was pass
ing over the jugular vein. He will carry
the marks for some DAYS.
Men are at work on the Megantic and
Moosehead Lake Railroad across the north
ern part Of Somerset county. They are
blasting on the American side near the
boundary, and nine miles of road beginning
at the west line of the State and running
east toward Moose River are under contract,
to be completed and iron laid by Nov. l.,
1883.
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,
land 1ouni.i act relating :" salaries OF
,1nn'N 'o,ah -SsiHhers IN AFoostook and
Nuno er'Hhu'
4 "a> No.ed 10 concur WIN 'he house ia
res 70 AhSu,'
ln 70, House me Committee on hc'iNien
rep"f'e" resolution tha' portion OF ihe
REVISION va competed any 'ha' ,he 'om-
mt'fre continue WORK ud me whole was
c''nPe'ed'
An oiuri was presented ptoSidlhS Tor
reer's ini AAEusi - ana iaid on the 'ao'e.
ne hoa't r. ~. AFTERNOON Session passed
10 Do en-f"N'gd = oli PROV ininS tha' zoe
orc ,'iui'ia' as" sH"u'a ''hl""e ~ ti't,
III lae rs" f''i,'oa = adopted; a'so oii1
re.allc Y M REFORM H'h'''t "rI'r pI'-
N'd'n- ior a recess W. august - 50 'na' me
fe'l''oh 81 'he statues ma! oe properly
'ouhl''''eG Z" az t'la''is V ne onihp,h-
'A''"h NJ FPS NoAh'N commissioners o.
Alo'>''oN ana cumberland.
i".''4H' N1,'H 10 ne senate Con
suif'l ".ll .h' i'nNg Y ", passage q me
ht!i '''At'i i- =" WY iti"th TtHoNi-
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Work Of the Legislature.

TUESDAY. March l3-ln the Senate the re-
solve appropriating $4,000 for the Bath
Orphans Home for 1888 and 1854 was
passed.
The bill relating to actions against execu-
tors and administrators was passed.
The bill was reconsidered and passed ex-
empting from tax funds held purel, for char
liable purposes.
4 bill wa passed establishing the office
90 Insurance Commissioner at Augusta dur
ing the session Of the Legislature and fixing
the@salary at $1,000.
In the House an effort was made 10 recon-
slider the death penalty bill but without sue
cess and il has received its final passage IN
both Houses.
The bill relating to pauper settlements
was passed.
The bill raising the salary of the Super
intendent of Schools TO Sll0O was recon-
sidered and the bill passed
The bill relating to insurance companies
was amended so as not to apply TO compan-
les organized in the State, and was passed.
The House receded and concurred with
che Senate in passing the bill relating to in
toxieating liquors. d,
The resolve in favor. of the Reform School
was passed.
"wednesday, March 1.-THE Senate con
enrrsd with the House in passing the amend
ed fertilizer bill.
The bill was passed allowing the eonstruc-
ton Of bridge from Harpswell to Bailey :
Island. =,
4 bin was passed raising the salary of the
Bank Examiner TO sls'te. :.
The Senate passed to be ehssossed A
resolve in favor of Bath Military and Or
nban Asyium also resolve for building an
saaitiou to the State House; also bill relat-
ing to assignments; an act suPpieneii'ai,
relating to actions by or against executors
or administrators an act relating 70 the Ja-
risaietion Of the Superior Court IN Cumoer-
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Hancock County Grange, Patrons of Hus-
bandry.

One OF the most profitable meetings of
Hancock Pomona Graage vas held at PEN
obscot on Tuesday March Is. The subor-
dlnate grange we're well represented. and
the reports from all we're Of very encour-
aging nature. Great interest was taken IN
the subjects discussed which wcre nf prac-
teal Importance. The question. Re
solved that the feeding Of our moving lands
j. ruiEously expensive and should b, abol-
!.aed." va. opened hy NJ seth ~ Kent. III
BucAsport. with a very abl, prepared argG-
ment for the negative side. which Mr. keut
could more forcIhly put Ihan On, other. On
account o. his position a. a dalr,man farm.
er, His words we're stimulus 10 thought,
aud thus one great objec, Of the grange was
accomplished. The s,mpathie> Of large
majority however. were with Mr. A. H.
Smith. of Bucksport. who well represented
the average farmer. IN the presentation Of
the affirmative q the resolution.
Mr.. Nancy Grlndlc IL Pcnnbscc,. pre-
seu,ed condensed and ye, quite exhaus-
tive discussion of the question. Who i
the greater heuetactor 70 the community
the School-teachcF or the Housckcepcr Nh
after listening To which no one seemed to
care % sas word for the hool-ieacher.
MI Austin kcyes Of Orland, presented
vel! prepared essay on "Thc Right. and
Wrongs Of " oman"
The Master of the County Grange Mr.
\. III. Nhumnrr. Of Verona was prevented
from attending hy A severe accident "a his
hand 10 a planning machine. \ number uf
other mcmbcr we're prevented D, sickness
from attendance. \ resolution expressing
the feelings III those present va, unauI-
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Fenians at Work in London.

\ tersilie explosion occurred "a the local
government board office ia Westminster
Palace. London, Ihur>da, night. DESTROYING
much property. The report Was heard ia
the House Of Commons aad caused alarm.
Inc conclusion vas 80 great tina, il shook
the side galleries and reporters gallery. L.
being the dinner honr, few members uf The
House we're present IN the hall The Dike
of Edinburgh wa, ia the peers gallery. NJ
on, nls injured. |, j. believed ,he vNplos-
ION va, caused by dynamite aud was de
htera;e attempt made q biow up the gov
ernmen; Officers.
The explosion Was undoubtedly the work
OF Fenians. The adjacent streets are ii.ed
with myFiads Of Fragments OF glass, and
heavy plate glass u living in heaps on the
ground. \ stone weighing POO pounds Mas
projected against King street police station.
making hole the Nze Of man's head.
Nothing viii be- allowed ID be touched until
an inquiry j. made. Five hundred cons,a-
h!es are guarding the scene. The building
has the appearance " having been lombard
ed. There d d deep trench. ten ice, by three
IN dimensions. IN one room. the floor OF which
has been literally ploGghed up. Two chill
dren VINO were sleeping ~ a house al the cor
nsT ~ k.ng street. we're thrown from their
beds by the force Of the explosion. and ;he.r
faces badly cut. They Were rescued ami Ia
Ken p tbs police station. E,er, pane Of
glass IN the vicinity vas shattered 4 man
wa arrested at midnight on suspicion Of
having been concerned 10 the explosion
Sir Nm. Harcnur had a conference with
tht chief 81 the police. a. which several Wit
ues~es we're examined The conclusion
reached Wa the explosion occurred inside
room, and no, from the outside 81 the build
ing
hfter the explosion the force Of police a,
the Houses Of Pll,ment va, doubled. The
government offices and the residences of
ministers are strongly guarded
\ reward % tloop has been offered by
the government fpr the discover, Of the per
peirators.
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Tn foTAro CRor-Amost ever, lnr-
ner nov uses Phosphate ~ The bull nr scat
threl along the dr'i fnr thts crup. even
when hc aa' plenty "' other manure. 4
SINAI, quantity from two hundred 90 four
hundred pounds prr acre. accordin. tn com
liiinn NJ >oil aud thickness IL planting N
good Phosphate vill pAy llrge p-ahr NJ
increased weld and the potatoes will be-
much 'n"uiher arA more mca.,. And much
IT, hahir w fnt than when uu., harn yarl
manure q used. Farmers s1y tacy raE
grow good and profi;ah." o5op g pA'ator,
hy using BRADLEY, Phosphate alone. even
on Root land.
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r. he Hon. TIC Senate 4 House n Repre-
seAfatires of'fke Commonwealth " HIssr-
ehsse'fs IA Genl Court .4s,sis b. Eej H..
l>DJ.
ResP'y Represents Gen uiuer Major Gen
eral OF the Tenth Division OF this Common
wealth. That whereas ihatc i ~ Corps "
Light lnfAntry 10 lhr Second Brigade az
Said Division \ whereas many companies
belonging to the Second Regiment Of Said
Brigade are more than lu,l il viii y, eX-
peiten, n BIZ opinion g. grant sad request
Ut Moses Adams 4 other, nos before M
Gent Court praying FOR the establishment
Of Corps Of Light Infantry
CSC. ULNER. VI. Il. 10Th ID.