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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-01
THE GLUCOSE co, - AFFAIRS.
The Sugar Refinery Advertised for Salt
ReSilnlpIiOn PosSible.

INV sugar ''"-Nf
Resumption Possible.
The Glucose works and the real estate and
personal property OF the Wheeling Grape
Sugar and Refining Company were adyer-
tised for sale Saturday morning by John O,
Pendleton, Esq, attorney for W. A. lsett,
Trustee, under three deeds OF trust The
turn OF affairs caused no little comment Sat
urday, and reporter meeting Mayor Eyer
ter, Superintendent OF the works, last night,
asked Iiim!f there was any prospect that the
sale might be prevented and arrangements
made 10 resume operations. He
thought this would be done. He
said the stock holders had been
called upon 10 increase their subscriptions,
and many OF them had responded iayorably,
but not enough to secure the continuance OF
the Company's operations. At Friday nights
meeting OF the stockholders, however, sutiici.
entadditional stock wassubscribed 10 make 1t
reasonably sure that the claims against the
Company which were secured BY the deeds
OF trust referred to would be paid oil, and the
works started on larger scale than ever be-
fore. The sums secured b. the three deeds
were money advanced TO the Company by
banks, and aggregated $4,000, but OF this
amount about 81, 900 has been paid, leaving
about $50 900 due before the deeds can be re-
leased. The day set for the sale is February
s, before which time It Is expected that every
thing will be satisfactorily arranged and the
deeds released
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GREAT IxCl'rEMENr.
The Guessing Contest for the Watch, al
The Niar Clothing Rtorc.

The announcement made through the
columns OF the Netrs, Letter, Sunday last, by
d. Gundlinv s. Co., the dnterprising proprie-
tors Of the Star clothing house, that they
would give valuable watch TO the person
guessing henumber or coming nearest the
number engraved upon the works of the
watch, has been the means OF creating great
excitment among all classes. The watch to
be contested for has been placed in the
hands Of Mr.. Joseph Jefferson, teller OF the
Bank OF the Ohio Valley, the number OF
which Is known only To him. A book in
which guesserS are required to enter their
names and numbers Is now open at the Star.
No money Is asked for a chance. No put.
chase OF goods Is necessary. All that Is re.
quiFed Is that you 20 there, put your name
upon the list and any number you may
choose opposite 1t. The book will remain
open until the 3lst OF January, 1888, when the
person guessing the number or coming the
nearest the one engraved on the works Of
the watch viii! receive the same. L
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FIRST BRANCH.
First ward, R c. Dalzell.
Second ward, D. O. List, jr.
Third ward, W. H. Haller.
Fourth ward. James McAdams.
Sixth ward, Thomas RatclilI.
Seventh ward, William r. Donaldson.
III the Fifth and Eighth wards for some
reason no Councilmen were nominated.
The vote for First Branch candidates, In
wards where there was any contest, was as
follows:
Third ward: W. H. Haller, lpi D. F.
Caldwell, 0S,
Fourth ward: James McAdams, 81 John
W. Lewis, q; Charles Loeilsr, 80.
Sixth ward: Thomas Ratclitl, i04 The.
ophilus pugh, 90
Seventh ward: William R. Donaldson,
IS; B. B. Doyener. Is; Thomas Prince Is
William johnson, d b. !. Criswell,l l.
SEToND BRANCH.
First ward: C. j. Rawlng, John G. Haber.
field, Joseph Hamilton, Enoch Ball.
Second ward: G. A. Wingerter, s. L. Jep.
son, Victor Rosenberg.
Third ward: W. F. Peterson, John elator,
Randolph Butts.
Fourth ward: John W. Armstrong, Ma.
jor Joy, J. D. McFaddeu. $3.50.
Sixth ward A. NJ. Harkins, ]. P. Helm
lein, Il. +. Darling, A. D. Work, s. NJ. Hath.
away.
Seventh ward s. P. Hildretb, Lewis Jones,
William Etskine.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The following gentlemen were chosen as
members Of the Executive Committee from
the various wards:
First, Daniel Ingram.
Second, Thomas N. Jones' ..,
Third, Frank johnson.
Fourth, Major Joy.
Fifth, G. A. Reed.
Sixth, ]. +. Darling.
Seventh, A. II. Forgey.
Eighth, Charles Ferguson.
This Committee will have charge OF the In.
terests of the Republican party In the. city
for the next two years. ~
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RECKLESS RAIDERS.
Operations Of Bold burglars Saturday
Night-Two visitati0ns Made.


Niyht-Two Visiiations Made.
Cracksmen and burglars were abroad In
this city Saturday evening and Sunday morn
ing. They were daring fellows, and judging
from what they did, they would not have
hesitated to do anything had the occasion
demanded. The Star Foundry OF B. Fisher
q Son suffered to the extent OF $SS, and q
broken safe door. It Is supposed that this
place was visited about O'clock yesterday
morning, and the marauders were evidently
well acquainted with the place and the
habits OF the watchman. During the week
he comes on when the men quit work, and
remains on until they return In the morning
but on Sunday mornings he leaves about o
o'clock for home. Yesterday morn.
ing he left at about BIAS o'clock. Later
In the day member Of the firm
visited the place and found that hole had
been drilled In the door and the safe blown
open, and SSs extracted. The thieves are
supposed TO have entered from the rear,
which is on Eof street, in very deserted 10.
cality. The Waterman Is sure that the theft
was not committed while he was In the
building, as he heard no noise, and always
found everything all right on his rounds
He thinks II was some one who knew that he
left the building Sunday mornings. They
were bold fellows to work at that hour.
was very likely the same crowd that at
tempted TO rob therB..& 0. ticket office Sat
urday evening 1t was at leasta crowd fully
as bold and daring. Between trains the
large waiting room Is kept locked. About
o'clock two OF tho train men who had keys
went into the room, intending to 20 To their
sleeping apaf tments on the floor above. The
N,taa al Iaa,t, FrhatV 1ttAA haAaiky
entered the room when they were set upon
by three young fellows who undertook to
oyerpower them. A desperate struggle en-.
sued, which was brought TO close by one OF
the would.be robbers crying Quito shoot
him. One immediately commenced firing
and he and his comrades took advantage OF
the confusion to escape. They rushed to-
wards Main street for a short distance. Up.
on investigation 1t was ascertained that the
thieves had entered the front door. The pc.
lice are looking these cases up.
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Row tts Autent WIS sFeeteu IN " Heets
ing-iis Observance To-day.
At midnight last night as the bell in the
Capital tower sounded the death OF 1882,
theadvent OF 1883 was greeted uproariously.
Pistols we're freely discharged, boys and
men yelled and the saloons Illuminated and
threw open their doors, while the sound
OF music was beard from one or two balls
where sacred concerts, which had been
held Sunday evening, were turned in:o
social dances. This was the case at the
A.ion Club House, where the Opera House
Orchestra held forth, and ut Beethoven,
where the society and the Wheeling City
Band enjoyed themselves.
The day will be quietly observed and It
Is to be hoped with less drunkenness than
was noticed on Christmas. OF course
everyone will swear of-and forgetit in
majority OF cases inside Of iorty.eight
hours. ~
Very few ladies will receive formallyto,
day and very few gentlemen will call.
There are some who are going 10 keep up
the delightful old custom and they deserve
all manner Of praise for so doing. For
SHih Ptpt tip Suottll bVCh
paying more and more and It will take a
grand revival-an edict from fashion lead
ers to restore II to its former proportions.
May 1884 witness the revival. Undoubted.
ly there will be several very pleasant
little calls made this evening In an In.
formal way by those desiring 10 wish their
friends happy new year and attendant
Joys and comforts. Society this year has
devised new way for celebrating the birth
OF the new year. Reference is made to
the dress German to be given this after
noon from $40 to O'Clock. There will be
plenty OF beaux and no end Of pretty gifls.
The ladies from other cities visiting here
will be handsomely entertained. The
cotillion will be led by Mr.. Bernard Payne
and the favors that have been procured
are very handsome.
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from door 10 door The bridal chambers are
frescoed In oil, and the walls are
Goftly tinted in rich, delicate colors. They
are models Of elegance and taste, being fur
nished with costly, fne lace curtains, heavy
rich drapings and elegant velvet carpets.
The main cabin carpet Is OF costly velvet
carpet. In front OF tie mirror In the lsdies
cabin stands q square grand piano. The
cabin Is OF beautiful design. II Is painted
zinc gloss white, ornamented with tips OF
bronze and gold, with the panels OF the cell
ing tinted softly In modest colors. In the
main cabin there eseven massive and cost
IL chandeliers. Each OF these will be lighted
at night, each containing six incandescent
United States electric lights OF twenty:tour-
candle burner each. The office and bar,
pantry, barber shop, bridal chambers, nurs;
cry, texas" engine room and bold
Will all be lighted by these lights.
She will have in all l03 electric
lights on board, and all lig hted at
one time. Aside from these incaudeScents,
there will be one 5000 candle power. are cleo
trio light out forward for outside lllumina-
ton, and one focusing portabl electric lamp
for general use about the deck. Each state
room IL Furnished with an electric annuncia-
tor and running water. In the forward cabin
above and between the main doors Is an
elegantly framed, life.sized India. ink por::
trait OF Col. Hays. There is also a colored
medallion picture OF him set In the large
cornIce OF the frame over the mirror In the
ladies' cabin.
Upon the roof Is handsome. texas" or
upper cabin, 125 feet long, containing rooms
for officers and crew, besides accommodations
for % or 80 second-class passengers. The
pilot.house is beauty, aud seems to put the
finishing touch to the general appearance OF
the entire boat There are SIX handsome
satirways, three on eachSide, leadingirom the
main cabin deck To the roof, ali handsomely
rallied in walnut. Her promenade deck ex,
tends the length Of the cabin, without inter
ruption, around the entire cabin, fore and
off
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BLUM & M ARKS'
Ghe gntelliaeuter.
D tlee. Nos. % aud ~ Fourteenth street.



A Word OF Warning-Logan & Co.
Bakers breakfast Cocoa.
Stockholders Meeting-UniOn Flint Glass
Company.
Exchange Bank, Wheeling.
DIvidend-People's Bank.
Diyidend-Peabody Insurance Company.
Cook Book-0liye Butter.
New Goods-John Friedel. f
For Sale or Iease-Geo. Crumbacker.
Wanted-A Stout Man.
For Rent-Dwelling House.
Diyidend-German Bank.
Stockholders Meeting - Manufacturers
Fire Insurance Co.
A Person who took Hat.
Brass Parlor Fenders-Nesbitt & Bro.
Adyertiseis-Geo. P. Rowell & Co.
Consumpion-Dr. T. A. slocum.
The Pacific Nerthwest-A. L. Stokes.
Geo. Il. Stiiel Il co.-Annual Clearance Sale
OF Remnants.
Remnant sale-J. s. Rhodes & Co.
March on oViCtury-Third Page
A Happy New Year TO All-H. Emsheimer
Head OF Local.
Happy New Year to ALA. Siedenbach &
Bro.-Head Of Local,
A Happy New Year to All-Blum & Marks
Head Of Local.
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f,nn Ynn A.L Mnrn

/ We have but few weeks In which TO close
outour remaining stock OF Boots aud Shoes.
This we intend to do at any sacrifice. We
came to your city for ninety days, and we
always do precisely as we advertise. During
the time we have been here, we have sold
other shoe merchant in the city wiz sell,
during the entire year, we can therefore
afford TO almost give away the balance Of
our stock, and, this we will do rather than
move It ~.
Call early, as the sizes are being rapidly
broken. II the goods and prices do not
suit you, you need not buy.
Opposite Opera House, Market street
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NEW YEARS PRESENTS

Mems Fine Embroidered slippers re.
duced from 1926 and $3.50 to $3.50 and
$500.
Ladies' Fine Embroidered Slippers re.
duced from $s.O 90 and $3.50 to $l.s5 and
soc, and all kinds Of Shoes at Great Bar.
gains. J. I. STONE,
l140 Main Street.
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laorEL xRxfvAI.s.
ST. JAMES HOTEL,
Nov Year,s EyrnInE.
%, olmey DMorgan, Modndsyllle

The entertSinment at The Disciples Church,
to be held on New Years evening, promise
TO be an interesting affair, The. Illustrated
lecture on the progress Of the temperance
work will DO most instructive and enter.
esting feature OF the occasion. The admis.
sion 10 adults will be IS cents, children 10
cents. Lecture promptly at ] o'clock a.
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A STRONG TICKET
NOMINATED AT THE PRIMARIES
ORTIZ. Republican. of III. CITY s.rutd., Evening.
.ALarEs VOTE, asd the nIpnIns Names Put
In the FIeld-COnplsts city and Council
Tickets, Except III Two Wards.
For Mayor. spsuldlng X. Wallace.
For City Sergeant, Thomas D. Bennett,
For City Clerk, Frank Bowers.

For wharfmaster, Joseph Forsythe.
The above is the excellent municipal ticket
nominated at the Republican primaries on
Saturday, and which will command the sup
port not only OF the known Republicans but
OF the better disposed Independent voter as
well, to say nothing Of other votes. The vote
was an unusually large one for primary,
nearly sixteen hundred votes being cast.
The nominees named above had no opposi.
ton, with the exception OF City Sergeant Ben
nett, who had one competitor for the noHin-
alton. David Nesbitt. The vote In the differ
- ) ,,,. ,ds ,,,ss ~ falIaus,
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Opposite Opera House, Market street.

HAVE you guessed for the watch2 II. not,
90 TO D. Gundling & Co., the Star Clothiers,
and enter your name on the list It costs
nothing, and yours may be the lucky mum.
her.
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ISsi.

New Years Gifts, both ornamental and use.
ful, at reduced prices, at John Roemer's Dry
Goods, Carpet and Wall Paper Emporium,
Nos, 20l9 and 201 Main street. -.
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Crr tax payers, who have not paid their
taxes will be allowed three days grace after
1.-THE first OF January before tie ten per oen-
tum Is added 10 their bills. 49,
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GRrHunters Sitter. Hunter sitter CD
Kitchen speeialhes-cincinnati and New
York, Circular Tree, III
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

The annual meeting OF the Stockholders Of The
steadmAn GulCh Mining and Milling Company Viii
be held at the office Of the Company In Wheeling
W. Va. on tho 9th day Of January, iSSi, al on ~
for the election OF seven ~ DIrectoR and for III.
transaction Of such other business as may bv Dir.
'e asis SIR WELLS Secretary,
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NEW YEAR CARDS.

Call at Iatelllgencer Job Rooms for
neat New Year Cards.
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.BROCATELLE DOLMANs.

These garments are all the latest
December styles and aresO attrac.
tive that they at, once recommend
themselves to the most critical
buyers. All OF our Seal Sacques
were made to order by furriers Of
the highest reputation. and can be
relied upon to give satisfaction IN
fltand durability. We would call
special attention to our line Of sll-
periOr fur lined Circulars, which
we boughtat a price enabling us to
sell them for $500 less than
value.
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Mansfield, Ohio, Nov. az. 1887.
Gentlemen :-Ihave suffered with
pain In my side and back, and great
soreness on my breast, with shoot.
lug pains all through my body, at.
= tended with great weakness, depreS.
sion Of spirits, aud loss Of appe.A
tite., ] have takenseVeTal different
medicines, andWaSiTeatsd by prom.
iRent phySielanS for my liver, Kid.
ncyS, and spleen, but ! not no relief.
Thought l'woulL try Browns Iron
BltteES have now taken one bottle
unda half and air. about well-pain
in side and back all gone-GoreneSS
all out Of my breast, and l have a
good appetite. and am gaining In
streAgth and flesh. ltcan justly be
called the kisG d iHraieiHkt. Z
TatEk, L l,tv,,oUa
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FIRST BRANCH.

ASIat'Ns' '"1'''''
The result in the contest for Council can
didacies was the nomination Of the following
ticket: SINS"
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HAVE you guessed for The watehP II not,
90 to 2. aundlipg d Co., the Star olothierS'
and enter your name en- the list II costs
nothing and yours may be the lucky nun.
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Disciples sunday school Entertain.
.H meut.

The famous illustrated temperance lee.
ture OF Rev. R. Grogan, called "The Battle
OF Ages, isto bs given to the Dloiples Sun
day School, on New Yeats night, beginning
promptly at I o'clock Scholars free, visi-
tors Ole. children lOa,
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New Year Cards.
Cab at lNTELEIoEScER Job Rooms fol
neat New Year Cards.
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HAyE you guessed for the watchs Itnot,
60 to D; Gundlihg 4 Co. the Star Clothiers,
and enter your name on the list II costs
nothing, and yours may bethe lucky mum.
bef,
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THE usual merchants lunch at the New
Mcclure House Sample Rooms daily.
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tFtslis9ssaSSs Iron Buffers is
composed ofIron in soluble
form; Cinchona the great
tonic, together with other
standard remedies, making
remarkable non-alcoholfc
tonic, which will cure Dys-
pepsia, Indigestion, Malaria,
Weakness, and relieve all.
Lung and Kidney diseases.
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WARRINGTON, D. c., January l.-For Ten
pessee and the Ohio Valley, colder partly
weather, occasional light snow, north
TO west winds, stationary or higher baron.
Lower Lake Region, colder, partly cloudy
weather. occasional light snow, auth lowest
winds, stationary or lower barometer
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The following shows the range Of the thar.
nometes, as observed at schnepfs drugstore,
Opera House corner.
7t;;&n,HsssM7arrA' 7A II 4 q &
1851 ~ 1850
"a. x.snH7PM la. nl2MShh7aH
q 81 n q - 81 sc %
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cRrATE ahealthyappette, prevent malarial
diseases BY using Browns Iron BIttAfs.
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ave have positively forbidden any priest
OF our diocese to perform the parriageser.
vice later than FIVE o'clock In the evening,
or 10 allow on any occasion, bride or brides.
maids to enter the church with uncovered
head or arms, or neck immodestly exposod.n
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How lis Advent WAS Greeted In wheel.
ing-its Observance To-day.
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Ia The obligation the writer acknowledges
his grieyous taultand asks forgiveness OF God
and pardon Of the faithful who have been
scandalizsd. -r.5
The people ere warned against the dan.
gers Of mixed marriages, which are forbid
den by the church, and the following con.
corning Catholic marriages Is among the de-
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THE OLD WORLD.
Something Abont What is Going on in Other Lands
Than Ours.

In the French Chamber of Deputies, on the
1st inst, after long debate, the proposal to
cashier the Orleans princes was rejected, and
NJ. Fabre's bill, giving the government discre-
tiOnary power to eXpel the princes, was passed.
-" fair trial fund" has been started in
London in behalf OF the Irish conspirators
now on trial.-Herr Foster, Jew batter. of
Berlin, has started for Paraguay to found
new Deutschland.-Prince Bismarck is con.
fined to his bed by illncss-Twenty-thr
women were crushed to death on Thursday in
tory in BOmbay.-ArchbishOp McCabe IS
lying i'll in Dublin.-Thc Pope has written a
cOnCiliatory letter to the Emperor William
Over twenty lives have been lost by the
wrecking of the Italian steamer AnsOnia, off
the coast of TripOli.-The eight men charged
with the completely III the murder of Lord
Frederick Cavendish and Mr.. Burke, in Phoenix
Park, Dublin, were up for trial in Dublin on Sat
urday. The testimony against the prisoners was
very conclusive, especially against O'Brien and
Brady.-The Gar OF Russia attended the
court ball at st. Petersburg on Wednesday
night.-A letter published in a leading jour
nal in Berlin states that the prisoners at Sibe-
ria are undergoing horrible treatment-The
reported death of the tenor Tamberlik is de-
nied.--BOOth appeared at Berlin Saturday
night as IGgO. He was recalled after every
scene.-The Emperor William is well enough
to resume outdoor exercises.-RepOrts OF
actual starvation come from certain districts in
1reland.-Prince Jerome has been ordered
before the court upon an Indictment for an
attempt to overthrow the existing regime in
France.-Several lives have been lost by
railroad disaster in Hungary.-Prince Bis
marck has prepared letter thanking Germans
in America for their, aid to the sufferers by the
recent floods in Germany
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The Second DAYS Fight at gettysburg.

Comrade Abraham Brown, company H, One
Hundred and Thirty-ninth Pennsylvania volun-
teers Post 49, Rochester, Pa, writes that the First
brigade, Second division, Sixth Corps, has not
ceved full credit for Its part in the action tha
second day at Gettysburg. He says they arrived on
the field about or o'clock, and were called i'm
mediately into action; they met General Sykes
regulars coming up the hill in very bad order and
running for life; the enemy had captured hat
terry of brass pieces from them all but one gun,
which they bringing off the field and that
his company saved that gun, and advanced to
within hundred yards and opened on the
enemy and, Judging from himself, they fired about
ten rounds per man, when the enemy fell back;
afterwards they advanced into the valley behind
the Peach Orchard, where they retOOk the remain
der of the battery they were lying in heavy woods,
which gave the Confederate sharpshooters good
chance to operate; twelve men in the One Hundred
and Thirty ninth-three at one shot-weTe killed
or wounded, among them Captain Sample, from
Pttsburg. COmrade Brown thinks that if the
enemy had followed up his Hicks and the Sixth
Corps had not been there Round Top and that part
of the ridge would have been captured.
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A Very GOnh Reason. Indeed.

81 am as poor Jobs turkey, and have family
to support on the small pension which the Govern
ment pays quarterly for four disabilities, but,
nevertheless, / a regular subscriber to THE
TRIBUNE. Why? Because it is the only true and
outspoken soldiers journal printed."-A. j. Ham
mack Frankfort Ill,