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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-04-17

UNCLE SAYS AND PATzST RIGH7s.-Last
week several interruptions Philadelphians at
tempted 10 sell on cur streets come Cough
Candy on which they had w;lfuIly neglected TO
Fut the L S. Rc-eaue STAMPS. OF cou-se.
Uncle Sam speedily fined them and coufscsted
their stock Yesterday another chap thought
to 81 lis pockets with sUpdry change by trad
ing On The widespread ard well known repII-
tetion Of Dr. Balls Cough Syrup. STned with
:: gCodly supply OF his choicest 'Honeyed Rerb
Drops. claiming them TO lie prepared by
pr. Bulls original recipe he takes kis stand
on one of the ThoToEghfares of our cry. Tea-
soning in this Szy= Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup
sells always. everywhere and 70 every body /;
ergo, these ''HOasyed Herb Drops = made from
the recipe CO Dr.. Bud. viii roll me up such a
nice little fortune tlat-tiiis iIlusOry day-dra4m
Is suddenly ended by the appearance on the
scenes OF the representatives of the geg5tiEse Dr.
BIus Cough syrup Whereupon the fellow Is
compelled TO beat a sudden retreat and 10 leave
his spurious goods on the field MOral--CuscTu-
p1lous ss1caleTE. and Tenders Of f-adtsent iTai-
f'IiioRs. viii ind It quite as dangerous t1 in
fringe the Pstent Rights of Bulls Cough Syrup.
as to break tie Revenue Laws of Uncle Sam.
RSHSBaoTe S,.n-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-04-17
Only Ten Ouf.

A stranger leaned oyer the bar of a
Michigan avenue saloon the other day,
and whisperfngly inquireas &C +
stfartne.-, what is the populationof
the United States?''
Hard onto 90, 600, ,Oe0, I believe %
was the reply. El
''Its over &C, 1000, 900, anyllows's
'sOh, yes" 4 edr
You'll bet on that?'' tt
I'd like nothing better than to put
up $40 on it, s-';isai'ss
Wen. you Il have chance. There's
a chap down in the shoe store who
claims that VIC haven got So, 100000
population, and he is bInding overS-
body. Eli bring him up it YOU'LL
make q bet and take him down apeg.''
The stranger went away. and re-
turned with the blufFer, who had no
sooner entered the saloon that he
called oft:
.'Where's the man who Gays stlhs
country has over 1000, ,OoO popula-
ton - r,5's sdt
The saloon;st modestly replied ahat
he was the man, and in less than n
minute the.two-ten dollar bills were
put into the hands of the first caller.
''1'here's new map in the store
across the way, which has the last
census on it;'s said the saloonist. and
all went over to soc the matter settled.
The figures showed that the beer
seller had Won by n large majority,
but nothing On that map, nor above,
below nor behind it could tell what
had become Of the man who hela the
stakes. Indeed 1t was only after the
one who had lost had also slipped
away that anybody realized tllatthey
were confederates. Then the victim
started out with club TO hunt the
world over and reduce the population
by one, Int his search was in vain.
Erclaage..
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-04-17
Searching for Papa.


A lady ia the street net little gir
between two end three years old,
evidently lost, and crying bitterly
The lady took The baby's hand and
asked where she was going
"Down TO find my papa was the
sohbiug reply.
"What is your papa's name?''
asked the lady, %
ellis name is papa
"But what IS his ether name -
What does your mamma call him.
HShe calls Eim papa" persisted
the little creature.
The lady then tried to lead her
along ''You bad better come With
me. I guess you came this way?''
''Yes, but I don't want TO go back.
l want to find my papa" replied the
little girl, crying afresh, as if her
heart would break.
''What do you want Of your papa: 20
asked the lady.
81 want to kiss him.
just at this time a sister OF the
child, who had been searching for
her. came along and took possession
of the little runaway. From inquiry
it appeared that the little ones papa,
whom she was so earnestly seeking,
had recently died, and she, tired OF
waiting for him to come, had gone ont
TO find hin--GeUeland Herald.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-04-17
Miscellaneous.
Took Three Throws.

.--
There IS always a crowd around
the place on Griswould street where
YOU can throw three balls at the doll
babies on the wooden rack and earn
a cigar made of cabbage leaves and
fly paper fo- every one you hit An
cXcrrtionist was planking down his
nicilels there yesterday and tearing
his coat up the back in vain attempt
TO win cigar, when along came =
little old man with . pipe-stem voice
and a plug nat which must have been
at least twenty years old when the
war closed. In addition to carrying
a face as wrinkled as spring bed,
he was cross-eyed and inquisitive.
what on arth is going on heres''
he squeakingly inquired as he pushed
into the crowd. The game was ex-
planned 10 him, and he continued:
"Say, git about n million OF them
segars out here. for I'm the boss
tllrowcr of this State! I've been
huntin' this town all over for sunthin'
to catch on to, and here she is. Boys,
give me room to spread out"
He removed his coat. put down
his hat, spit on his hands, and away
she went. Aman standing over by the
poSt-oflice felt something strike his
hat and hit the wall behind him, and
his confusion raised 4 cheer.
How many Of them babies did ]
! crush = inquired the old man, Us lac
reached cut for the second ball.
You must throw straight ahead,
not off sideways,' explained the ,nan
in charge.
7''Straight IS bee-Iine, and here
goes 10 knock down 4 full thousand -
This tiIue. man 10 the left felt a
cannon bah hit hiru in the stomach.
and he slnk down and ict tie crowd
bring out water, brandy, lemonade.
and chunk of ice, before lie would
recover
''Eow many segars that time?''
asked the old man, SIS he spit ON his
hands for q fresh ball.
Say, can't You see the lIabicss''
demanded the owner.
Sec, ZEN? You bet can, and this
time I'm goin 10 clean out the pastur'
or bust 20
"wl,y don't you throw straight
ahcad:''
Il do
'wolI, you look out. Here, move
over TO the right. There you are
'!You bet l are! Now, thcn-''
lie hit the brick wall 10 The left,
and the bali came back and hit him
in the head with a -''ckug'' that could
be heard two hundred feet.
"Who did tirat:'' he yelled, as he
hopped around and fsted the air.
'-You did! Say, you can't throw
any more
why not %
's1-ou can't see straight -
That's another! j want Them
seventeen segaFs j won.''
It was not until the crowd sided
against him that lie would give in,
and then lac went off with his coat on
his arm muttering:
'See straight! Why them ere
three throws knocked down morc'n
four hundred babies, and / know it,
but they clawed off TO save the segars.
It's a good thing for the crowd
hain't got my old clothes on to-day. -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-04-17

FRAe'K LEsLiE's SUNDAY MAGAz1SE--Tae
number for May is an unusually interesting
one: prominent among tie many admirable
articles are continuation Of What Is Pres
bTtcricais'nEn = the present paper being by Rev
+. 7. fairfield, ID. D.; also Il continuation of
De Icons The American PiIgTimin Palestine;
the fist Of . series of papers by Lieutenant
Schwatl;a. among the Mattress of the Sorth. -
and 2 characteristic article by the editor.
Home" There are contributions Of articles
serials and short stories. sketches. essays. po-
ems. ETC.. by Ahreto4 Hervcy. Adelaide stout,
T. NJ BirrEil. Edwin Arnold. Robert Buchanan
Ida T. Hs-vey. Rer- HT- UammoHd, J. W
Ti.irwsif. and other faTorite authors In the
Home Pulpit, is 4 sermon by DR.. Talms"e.
The Eye, ana there are interesting Obituary
Notices. Record Of Important Events. the Col
lection Basket. Personal Notes. and Editorial
Comments. etc. etc This Magazines popu-
Isrify L constantly increasing. and it should
be taken by every family in the country. The
subscription Is SS year; single copy, %
cents. postpaid. Address. AIRS Frank Leslie.
Publisher, So. - and So Park Place, HEeyv
iOrk-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-04-17

II is pity that the Iceberg should be
so highly dangerous, for nothing that
floats upon the deep is moro impressive
nGd picturesque. Such beautiful obiebts
ought TO be fixtures, ttnt they might be
sighted and their grandeur enjoyed
without more risk than n lovely stretch
Of coast or green and cleaning South
Sea island offers. Yet, il the truth must
be told, something OF the composite
emotion which the spectacle of an ioe-
oerg eNcitcs is dle TO the element of fear
which the spectacle conveys along with
It's majesty and beauty. Figure n sGa
shroudod in driving mist and rain and
icathCry particles of snow; the billows
leap out of the thickness Rs though bora
Of the void from which they curl, comb
ing over in green transparent arches
and breaking into dazzling spaces Of
foam; the decks are dark with wet, and
| the ship has gray and frozen look as
she sweeps OYER the Kissing and roaring
and trampling surges toward liint whiTl-
| ny fog curtain which ever rcccdcs be-
| fore ECr while it closes upon her astern.
| Suddenly q loud voice rings sharply out
of the pai.id vagucncss of the iorccRstle;
and even as the helm Is shifted there
shapes Itself with terrible abruptness out
u the Obscurity ahead 4 huge outline
covered with In.rarels. sLeeples. towers,
looming bastions, aud cathedral like
forms which vanish in the RI 4hing folds
OF the pale, rain-swept sea-miE.
The thunder Of The sea shifting It's
base aud boiling up in heights of spark
lin2 smoke GwRkens tlIonsand sliIlen
echoes in the crystal caverns, In the
gloom of the precipiass, and amid Ghe
inarbie-iikP hills aud heights Cf the
enormous berg As the voyager
sweeps past he hears the cracking and
reEdiDg OF ice, he marks the briiliapcV
Of Enoy upon The jntiing points which
! open outGPon the sight with stattliifR
su6denness amid flaws in the pOurinR
and cddyiu. Iaist, and he feels the
singing brealh Of the frnzeu mass on
his check as the gale blows past itdOWp
! upon him. A. the ship runs roaring
by the thunder laden a?parition large
| Jumps o. ice shower upon her, and over
/ tie rad, The green fragments may be
| seen c0lOTcd To the very complexion of
the deep half leaping ont of the swirl
Of foam alongside, and vanishing
Estern AMID The sWoop of the rushing
waters. What pen can describe Tho
dissolution of berg 50 beheid, looming
aye for moment with lis mighty,
lOaely, aud wildly grand conformation,
and then disappearing as though is
solid and subtantial proportions were
q vizionary rs the fabric OF the vapOr
MAT has enclosed Il? TO hint Of life IL
Iecn upon it. No SO .-bird acreams
around its noddjng summit. II Is o
drifting phantom froEi t. world Of phan-
SomS, to melt prcsea v aud vanii ut
| scTly, Yet, while It stand Z, eloquent with
hints OF the white and iicut realm
from which it has foa a,cd-a majestic
Ocean-iAyl ''writ large and rich with
, solemn poetry set 10 music of the or
| gan-rOu Of the 6se9.-LoBL Ian IShs-
7rGt'i. ~
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-04-17
They fro 10 haze new cremat0ry
Ia New York. with capital Of 500 600.

KALAsrAzoo. MICH, Feb. 2, 1880.
i know Hop Bitters win bear re-
commendGtion honestly. All Rho
use them confer upon them the high
est encomiu1Hs, and give them credit
for making cures-ail the proPrietors
claim fer them. / have kept them
since they were first offered TO the
public. They took high rank from
the first. and maintained it, and are
more called for than all others com
bined. So long as they keep up
their high reputation for purity and
usefulness, shall continue to re-
commend the1n-something I have
never before done with any other
patent medicine.
J. J. BaBcocK, Il. d.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-04-17

Joseph Goldsmith, ever mindful of
the wants cf his customers and of
the public generally, has recently
added largely 10 his general stock
of goods, and invites the attention of
buyers. Just received Ladies' &
Gents shoes, Gents Hats, spring
style, newest fashions.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-04-17

One soap mandatory, one cracker
manufactory, one cotton press manu-
factory. two sash and blind Inanufac-
tories, one brick and tile mandatory,
and one cotton compress company
have been organized at Montgomery,
Ala, within the last sixty days.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-04-17

What's the use having dyspepsia?
Why belch and say you've got heart
burn, every time you eats Be sensi-
tle, take Browns Iron Biftcrs and
get we'll. -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-04-17
NEW SERIES. vol. XVII, no. le.
PoETCaL



Two shaII be born. rAe whOleEtds world apart
And speak in different Tongues aad hare ro
thoaght
Each of the others eeiag. and rs heed;
And these, Naer rakncwn seas to unknown
Shall cross, escaping wreck, dcfying dsath
And an sraconsciously shape every act
And bend each wanderingstep 20 this eac end
That one day, out of darkness they shall mee,
Aud read LIES meaning in each Others eyes.
And two shah walk some narrow way of life,
So nearly side by side, that should one turn
Ever so little space to left or right, a ~
They needs must acknowledge. face to face,
And yet with uistfEl eyes that never meet,
With cropping hands that never clasp. ana lips
Calling IN vain 10 ears that never hear.
They seek each other all their weary days,
And die unsstisaed this Is Fate, r,.-
Susan II. lS9pa,;IGing.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-04-17
THE WOOLEN DFPARTlfENT

includes Gcals fo= Mons and BOYS Wear. in
I'll the New Stvles cf SiI.ti'tgs-Chcy
Cloths. CJss:U3cres, ard also White GEd Color
ed Fiau:isis-
Hosiery. Gloves a=I 3Ecrfno Underwear in
al sizes. for ladies Kisses. Bows and 3Eeu. OF
any lind l.l'l description. Ladies and Misses
Wraps and SEty:Is. Ladies Masliu Under
wear. I.acs4S. Edgjng= IiuEifug Scars R;;,-
hons Nets. Sc Gi;i.i.;.Uis. C,.licacs. Chinizes.
CretCnues. S3t;us. Witt. &iUsiEn Dress foods.
S:,i.ISooI<. >v:ss and Ca;tibric Ei.i5roidcries.
Buttons. S..-5ois. E-c-
Samples V-i;i be sent t. parties who give
plain ard fail directions Of @bout the price
wanted. CssIo-S r.r.sf,.r--:i. &C.
TGAMtLTB.S EA-TEE: * SONS.
Mar. 16-3iH. Ig3. 2pI, 2l:i Baltimore ST
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ADVERTISIEs RATES.

One Square n iacil Or less ! 70 ) IFeolss.s f.50
EaclfsV olnant inEHIiipn- .. >. 80
One Square, three nonllis..--.---------- 500.
One Square, 6 mont -,.-..-..... Geo
One Square, one year 1oo0
acRndi ssia6tfneeInl nl1ts.=--IrOr Comfy
OGiceEa $500: State or Onngres iunal 1000.
Others at gular ADVERTISING RATES.
ObitraTy Aosicss cxeeeding i've lines 10 els.
Iiheysa deductions made for Qaarter, Half
and Whole Columns. 70 Annual semi lnnual
and Quarterly Advertisers. -..-, s..i.5 yt;-r
No advertisement to he considered by the
month or year unless specified on the Manu-
script, or previously agEoed upon -bGtyyoen the
parties. y. L..s !. 81
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-04-17
TayIor HoteE,
P. E. DORSEY, Proprietor
NINCHESTFR. "A

E1HE undersigned takes pleasure in a,,:.o;:nc-
q ing to his numerous friends ~ Virginia and
elsewhere. that iIc liss undertaken the lana:-e-
mcrt Of this Famous Hotel for Il term Of years
TO tose WHO know lin il is useless Ia say that
he viii spare 10 effort to render the TAYLOR
HOUSE worthy of their patronage. Strangers
and TIE public at large age cordially invited to
give the Taylor House q trial. Re has reiittad
1t from top to bottom. and with No. cooks and
polite 3:id accommodating employees in every
department. hopes t. maintain the rcput alton
ot the Taylor Hotel. famous among travellers
for TIE last fifty years. Every Department of
the House wHi BE conducted with 4 view TO the
Colnfor: and convenience Of It's guests.
80 Special Facilities for Commercial Tray
cicrs- Terms To transient visitors q 90 per tlay
ans; advantageous rates IL weekly ard monthly
BoaTders- HENRY WULFEIsT.
April 10. 1881.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-04-17
EES GCCGS
FOR SPHiNG OF 1888.
SzSmi:*5N EGG:sT & Sons
OF, u I.,fr.-r ORE

EzSwi:*5N Ea93sF & Sons,
OF BNLTiIORE,
;iiiS paper Ia -" ;s;lv::utsEe which ;i.y can
their purchases fran t.;sra.
FIE>T--fnay I!.va i;id al experience oF
over - v:f- - irI.iE.ass. ia witch tiI.i. from
< small coacer:I -le- have h-I;it u, th-ir ;r.,S-
ent iar.:e trade ~ fair dal!:.s. without mis-
E'F'TcscEti:i- i:Ii y=;':J;I. ;rr.iu-r ;nv oue 70
t'Iy- tt>E !E-JCE. ArSp .!HNT fT.TCF MARKED
~ PLAIN FIGURE-s> OS EVERY Ai:EICIEs-
SETT.--Ttie -raat advantage Possessed ~
th:.t.i e. being themselves LARGE t:IrOaTEES
CT ECREIf5S GoCDS: an experienced bI:vcr
from their House visiting the various European
Markets twice year. and making their ptIr-
ctaScS direct :-G:,i th;. F.,st.rf.ctUrsar thus
saving 90 oar cr+t"nTs the profit MADE hy an
Importer when l. :..:S 70 TIE .r0'cr or Whole
sale House. and also tn Yreiii EIlde by the
Whcie~aie Dealer when lie seii= =, the Retailer.
Whereas. IL tslfT.s with ~. there i hut one
profit between tEG Ei:.:.f::st.IEs end our Gus
tomercS.
we keep hand Very large and Varied
sStcck. embracing i'Drs6:S OF Every Glass. from
L'i.T-Pric"'i to tIy most CS;,-,sivC= b!i:
tirie t!cS:- would l.. lear ct any i.r:rs'-o3iv
Stici; wc b.l:"vc VIII prove Cf good value
for tie price paid
Oar vs:ri"its D.;:I-tinor:= irS3Ctse HOW
PRICED. MEDIUM = FINE DRESS GOODS.
Ei,Irk- Sis Ct.io,g-i SiE.' lEr,14:i.,; Cco,Is.
Lii.e;. Goods. cad at Housekeeping Dry
Ciopis- BiTnk.ts. Q8riii;. Corr forts.
DI--t35"tS. liEi;jrs,:S- ilDa'.St.'' Cotton
GcO<lS. C.llI i1lecI:,. Fabrics
.
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EsTARLTsBED 1874.
BALTIMORE CARDS.
POSNER's
s II O r E s
Baltimore, lid.
FANCY GOODS,

French Flowers and Feathers,
Ribbons, Hats and Millinery Goods /;
Hosiery, Gloves and Underwear;
ladies, Gents and Children's Fur
nishing Goods;
Queensware. Crockery, Glass, Willow
and Wooden Ware;
Towels. Napkins and Table Linens,
and all goods appertaining to
House Keeping;
Silvcr-Plated Ware. Toilet Articles,
Soaps, PerfuInery;
Fans, Notions, Small Ware & Jewelry (;
Dress Trimmings, Laces and Lace
Goods;
Ladies' Muslin Undcrclotlliag. But
tens. Braids, etc..
Dolls, Toys, Books and Stationery ;
ChiIdren's and Boys Clothing;
Ladies' ard ChiIdren's Shoes, Boys
Shoes. Gents Slippers:
Pocket Books, Bags & Leather Goods /;
Cc=scts EarasoIs and Umbrellas:
White Goods:
Gents Furnishing Goods.
Goods Sent by JTaii. Express or F-efcit-s,st-
jsct te return If Eos satisfactory Samples Cf
ell Goods by the Yard seUt all over the country.
Largest ReiGa !Stoca. ar I:aIyland.
Po - n e e -
3Ilrch t. 1SsS-tJy1. Baltimore. Nd.
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tceborgs from m EstAotio PO,nt Of
View. ,..-.
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z. G. Green,
Esaae Eouxe,

AIIORNEf At I-A-V IND SOLICIIOR N
CHASGERY,
iChaEiestOwn, Jefferson County. WA
DRACTICEs N th. Courts Of Jefferson.
Berkeley and Morgan Counties. ". Va.
and IN the Courts Of Frederick Clarke aaC: Ln;r-
dOun Counties Virginia Deejs Leases. wills,
&c. neatly drawn, Gnd collections promptly
naade and promptly renlitteGf-
Once IN Paradise Las Building. Corner Of
Worth George and Liberty Streets. IN said town.
Nay 9. 1873.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-08-07
Decorating Andersonville Graves with FLAGS

TOLEno, O., Aug. 6.-Frank ". Smith,
formerly prisoner of var at Andersonville
and Millen Ca, Blacksheer, Fla, and
Florence, N. c., now general secretary of the
Railroad Young Mems Christian Association,
of this city, will hold religious service next
Sabbath at the famous Providence Spring"
which broke out within the stockade while
he was a prisoner at Andersonville Mr.
Smith takes with him $4,000 national flags,
one to be placed upon each of the 13, 718
graves in the national cemetery, near the
old stockade. In this labor of love he will
be assisted by some of those who wore the
gray Next Thursday the ladies of Atlanta
will meet at the Y NJ. G. A. rooms and ar
range the flags for this memorable service
The Continental Guards, OF New Orleans
during their recent visit to this city sent
MIR. Smith contribution to aid in the pur-
chase of the flags.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-08-07
Sunday Closing.

To the Editor of the Indianapolis Jouruan
We would again call our officers attention
to the side doors of the saloons. On
the Sabbath, men can be seen going
in and out at all times through the
day, the saloons situated on the cornerof
Massachusetts, avenue and North street, also
the saloon on the corner of Noble and st.
Clair streets. The writer of this article
looked in vain for police officer to point
out these dens of iniquty, but failed to find
one. AS a citizen and taxpay am opposed
to this kind of business. When my taxes
become due the law requires me to pay them,
and should 1 fail to do so my property IN
time would be seized upon by law-right,
too. l want to be law-abiding citizen, but
! don't want to pay men that do not enforce
this Sunday law. l have been talking to
several influential men this morning, and
they feel the same as | do-insulted / in
tend to do all l can against this evil, and will
call the aid OF every law-abiding citizen to
do the same. A CITIZEN.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-08-07
Grand oommandery Sons of Veterans.

COLUMBUS o., Aug. 6-The Grand Com,
mandery OF Sons of Veterans met to-day, all
the twenty-five divisions being represented,
including the Northern States and Kentucky.
There are 800 camps, embracing a member
shin of some 10000 all admitted within less
than two years. Officers were selected this
evening as follows Commander-in-chief,
Frank Merrill, of Auburn, Me-; lieutenant
commander-in-chi Augustus Saltzman, of
ST. Joseph Mo. vice-lieutenant commander.
in-chief, Charles c. Morton, of Philadelphia;
chief of staff, Horace L, Wright, of Auburn,
Me. A camp fire was held this evening, and
business will be concluded to morrow