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IoujsytlIe Races.

IBy telegraph tot e hispaich.J
LOUISVILLE, October 3.-first race-for
three-year-old fillies, one and one-siXteenth
miles-Billetta won; Longnate second,
step-Along third. Time, 1:j2t.
Second race-ior all ages, one mile
Mediator won; Lutte Fogle second, Gen.
treviIle third. Time. 1:41.
Third race-for two-year dds, selling al
Iowances. three-quariers mile Manitoba
won; Nettie Wiley Oily second, Romeo
third. Time, 1874.
Fourth race handicap for all ages, one
aad a half miles-John Davis won; Blazes
second, but disqualified and sci back last,
and Wallen-See was given The second
place, slocum third. Time, 2:4l.
Fifth race-Association purse. one mile
Mannimonist won; Walliower second, Me-
Bowling third. Time, l:45+.
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GORHAsi. y. H.. July Ia. 1873.
geuflcmen.-W Whoever yOu are don't know but
I thank the Lord. and feel grateful % you 70 inow
that m this world Of aduteraied meGicines there
H. one compound that proves and does all II aGNer-
tis,s 10 DO, and more. -Four years ago had a
slight shock Of palsy which unnervcd me 10 such
an extent that the least excitement would make
me shake Ike the aguc. Last May was induced
10 try Hon Bittcrs. I used Que bottle, but did not
ss-e any change: another aid 50 change my nerves
thai they are now a. steady ne ;hey ever were. IL
used 10 lake both hands 10 VII e, but now my sood
right hand writes THIS. Vow, II YOU continue 10
manufacture a. honest and good an article "a YOU
do Won will accumulate an honest fortune. and
confer the greatest blessing on your ieilow-heh
that wac even conferred On mankind.
TIN BURCu.
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DRY GOODS.
GRAND FALL OPENING
AT
LEVI HEXTER's.
No. S07 BROAD STREET.

All the novelties OF the season IN PLAlN and
FANCY DRESS GOODS, ranging from loc.
up;
ALL-wcoL BLACK CASHMERE at 3sc, and
the best Soc BLACK CASHMERE in town;
vELyETs and vELvETEENs In Black and all
the leading shades.
An immense stock OF RED. GRAY, and WHITE
fLANNELs. IN Plaid and Tviied and Shaker.
Never before have BL AkKETs been sold as low "a
LEVI BFxTER Is selling them NJ this season.
CALICO COMFORTS and many other GoOD>
for the Fab and winter season viii be exhibited
this week nj HEXTER's
Popular Dry-Goods Hcuse.
sc SO-su,Tu& Th3m No. S07 Broad street.
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s,.prptop. WIS Januarv. Isso.

heard in my ncehborhood that your Hop BIT
ters wa. doing such great deal u good among the
ck and afflicted with most every KIND Of Glsr,se-
and a. had been troubled for fifteen years with
neuralgia and all kiuds Of rheumatic cOsaDidi MS
and kidney trouble. took one bottle according 10
directions. II at once Did me great deal 81 good
md used four bottles more. AIN an old man,
I'm am now as well A. can wish. Iheie are seven
or iehi families IN our place using Hop btfters
for rheir family medicine and are 50 wen sniished
with IL they Will use no other. one LADY here has
leen hedrlddeu for years. h well sud doing fef
wpTk from tie nc Il three bottles.
LEONARD NBIIBECk.
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WHAT II DID FOR AN OLD LADY.

COSHOCTON STATION. y. " Dec. 3, 1878.
Gentemen.-A number OF people had been using
your litiers here, and with marked effect \ lady
Of over seventy year had been SICK for the past
ten wears: she had not bern able 20 lse around.
six months ago she vas helpless. Her old rtme-
tiies or physicians being Of 10 avail. sent forty
hye mile, and got a bottle uf Hop Buffers. II had
such al effect her that sc was able 10 drs, her.
-c 4 and walk about the house. Aitcr taxing TWO
te ttics more She was able take care OF her own
room and walk out 10 her neighhor's and has I'M
proved all the time since. Ny wife and children
also have derived great beneht from Their use.
". B. HATHAWAY.
Agent United state. Eaprtss COMPANY.
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To Visit Bull Run.
IRy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.

EN Telegraph U IIlt UlsIdItII'I
WASHINGTON. ID. c., October 3.-The
officers Of the First and other army corps
met tonight 10 perfect arrangements for 2
visit Of veterans TO the battlefield Of Bull
Run on the 18th instant. A number OF
Confederate officers were present. and the
latter have appointed committee Of five tc
assist in locating the positions OF the two
armies. Union and Confederate. The po'
sitlons are to be designated by flags OF DIFF
ferent colors.
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A VOICE FROM THE PEOPLE.
THE GREATEST CURATIVE SUCCESS or
THE AGE.

No medicine introduced 20 the pubic has ever
met with the success accorded 10 iiop Biiters. II
stands to-day the bes'-known curative article In
Tie world. It's marvellous rcnown IL not due 20
The advertising IL has received. IL is famous by
reason Of its Inherent virtues. II does all that Is
claimed for II. II Is the mos. powerful, speedy.
and elective agent known for the building up OF
debil.tated systems and general family medicine.
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Another Boston Failure.

BY tIegTaph 70 NE DIsIdIcI'I
B0STOY, October 3.-IIill q Rowe, boot
and Observation-Disclosures OF No. High
street, have failed. The liabilities are not
stated Considerable surprise Is expressed
at the failure, the firm being an old and
well-known one. They have factory at
Stnneham.
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ANNA MARIA KRIDER, WIFE OF TOBIAS K.

IUANbENNEIL 10 July -Os i tVf
This 5 10 lei TIE people In w that ], Anna Maria
krid,r, wife Of Tobias hridcr' am now pat -eN-
eIty-four wears Of are. Ny health has been very
bad for many years past. | was troubled via,
weakness. bad cough. Dyspepsia great debility ana
consultation OF the bowels. ! was 30 miserable /
coulG eai nothing. | heard Of Hop Bitiers and was
resolved to try them. | have only used three bet
iIes. aud ! feel wonderful good wei. and strong
again. Nv bowels are regular. my appetite good
and cough gone. / think IL nay duty 10 let The pcO-
Die know how bad was and what the medicine
has done for me, 40 they can cure themselves
with IL.
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Fire i'm 81. Adams.

lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatcb.l
ST. ALBANs, VT. October 3.-Tbe Dris-
coll. Armington, and Gilmore blocks were
damaged by fire this morning, and several
firms suffer losses BY fire and water. The
damages are placed at SlG0,000; fully COW
cred by insurance.
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TBf telegraph 70 TIC D'sp~'eH'I
L0uImILLE, October S.--The annua
election Of the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad Company was held to-day, and
pursuant 10 previous announcement Jay
Gould and Russell Sage were elected direo
tors. Thomas r. Ryan is another new
member Of the Board, representing large
eastern and foreign interests.
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Nv VIE was troubled for years With bloiches,
moth patches. fieckies. and plmples on her face,
which nearly annoyed the lfc ont or her. -he
scent many dollars on the thousand iniaiihie -
cure. with nothing but injurious effects. nay
friend. 81 Syracuse y. " VINO had laG similar
eyperience and had been cured with Hop Buffers,
induced her 10 try II. One bottle has made her
face as smooth, fair aI4 soii a. a child's- ana
given her such health that II seems almost mira
Gle. MEMBER or CASAIIAS PARLIAMENT.
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Postage 10 Foreign Countries.
TIRx te,erraph 10 the Dispatch.J

by telegraph 20 tne D''I"'0'.I
New YORK, October 3.-Oyer hye hun
dred letters were posted in this city Tues
day for foreign countries prepaid by two
cert stamps, parties evidently supposing
the reduction OF postage was general.
The Department gives notice that this Is a
mistake. Postage to foreign countries In
the Universal Postal Union remains at five
cents
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rv,xsv,,rr WIS Iune o. 1892


S,en:lemen.-No medicine has had one hair the
sale here and given such universal satisfaction a.
your Hop Bnters have. We take pleasure IN speak
Ing for their welfare, Us every one who tiles them
II well SATISFIED with their results. Several such
remarkable cures have been made with them here
thai there "A number OF earnest workers IN the
Hop Rilters cause One person gained eleven
pounds from taking only few bottles.
SMITH lDE
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Ray CITY. MICH. February 2. 1880

HOP Blters Company. think u my duty to
send YOU a recommend for the benefit OF any pct
sou wishing TO know whether Hop Buffers are God
OF not. / know they coed for general debility
and ind gesf.on: strengthen the nervous system
and make new life. recommend my patients 70
| pse them DIR. A. PLA1T.
Trcater If Chronic Diseases.
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had been sick and miserable SO long. eausing
nv husband 50 much trouble and expense, no one
knowing what allied me. vas 50 completely dis-
heartened and discouraged that got bottle oi
Hon RitteTs and used them unknown - nv iHlniN.
soon began 10 improve and gained 80 tAst aba'
nv husband and family thought IL strange ana M
natural. hut when told them what Lao be'ltd ne
they said: Hurrah for Hop Bhters' wng may
tley prosper for they have made mother wei anu
us happy" i"I WIN
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WINSTON. FoRsYTHE COUNTY, n. c.,

Genflemen.-I desire to express 10 you my thanks
Cor your wonderful Hop Bitters. I WAS troubled
With dyspepsia for Eve years previous 70 COM
mencing the OF your Hop B.tters some SIX
months ago. Nv cure has been wonderful. I am
pastor of the First Methodist church OF this place.
and my whole congregation eau testify 70 the
great virtue OF yonr bitters.
Very respectfully, Rev. III. FEEEBEE.
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WOOD AND COAL.

MAST VIRGINIA LUMP, BLAZING
IL CRATE COAL. at $3.50 per ton, del.yered
BEST WEST VIRGINIA sPLINI ~ Ny tOAi,
COAL, all al lowest price. COOKING con Z, The
most economical kitchen fuel Egg, stow and
NUT RED and WHlIL-Aeh ANIhkACIlt
COkL:LONG-. SAWED, and sPLIT-WOOD Of
he test quality and at favorable rates to buyers at
100 east Main street. Telephone No. 3 r.
nc 2.fDel J. y. WAIkINN.
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LUDDTNGToS. MICH. February 2. 1850.
| have sold Hop Bitfcrs for four years, and there
il no medicine that SURPRISES them for bilious at
attacks, Kidney complaints, aud many diseases ID
cident 10 this malarial climate.
&C an. "a. 1uSwlm III. /. ALExANDtk-
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DELEvAN. WIS. september "a, 1850.
Gonilemcn.-I have taken not quite one hottie Of
the Hop Bltters. | was feeble old man OF seven
weight when got II. To-day am active and
feel well rs I'D ~ thirty. sec great many
that need such medicine. ID. ROYCE.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
The AGront 10 Alfonso.
VIEWS OF THE SPANISH MINISTER oP FOREIG,
AFFAIRS on THE SUBJECT.

VIEWS OF THE SPANISH MINISTER OP FOREIGN
AFFAIRS on THE SUBJECT.
TBy cable TO the Dispaich.I
LONDON, October 3.--The Paris corre-
spondent Of the Times states that the Mar
auis De La Vega de Armiio, the Spanish
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, in referring
TO the scenes in Paris during the visit OF
kim Alfonso, said the wreng then COM
mitted was so indefensible that he felt
sure that ample reparation would be
rendered by the French Government.
and he had advised the King not
to hurry his departure. The Marquis also
said "We were determined 10 prevent
any internal difficulties occurring in France
or a general conhagraton on our account.
The representative in Paris 81 one OF tue
great Powers called upon me especially TO
state that the Kings prudence and dignity
under the trying circumstances had rem
dered service TO the whole OF Europe
The MARQUES further said g We are per
fectly satisfied OF the good faith OF NJ
Feny.V
sharp Comments Of the London
"Tfmes."
LoSDoy. October 3.-The Times, edito
rally commenting upon the recent EVENT.
In Paris. saws that Government which
cannot secure courteous receptions for ;
national guest in its own capital eau hardly
be acquitted OF weakness and incapacity
even Il II escape suspicion on the score o.
sincerity and goodwill. The Times adds
.During the brief tenure Of office OF N
ChaIlemel. Lacour, the French Minister o.
Foreign Affairs, he has irritated Germany
rufied the goodwill Of England, and quar-
relied with China. The complete isolation
to which he has reduced France has had
natural result in the outbreak against Kim
Alfonso" r.ftee
Geru,anv,s Energetic" Note 20
France.
| LONDON, October ga dispatch to a 10
| cnI news .oerrv from Paris SAWS rumO
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Detection OF Catholics in America.

DUBLIN, October 3.-At meeting IN
Loughrea, County Galway, yesterday, the
Bishop OF Clouiert delivered speech. in
which he dwelt at great length upon the
fact that millions Of Catholics have been
lost to tbs Catholic faith in America, and
denounced in severe terms the system OF
State-aided emigration.
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Hop Bitfers Com pdny. Please accept our gra,e-
fpi acknowledgement for the Hop Bitters yon were
20 Kind 10 donate and which were snch bSDeht
10 -. We are so baiit up with II We feel Young
again. OLD LADIES or THE
HOME or THE F.fESDIEsS.
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travelled all over Europe ana other foreign
countries ~ cost of thousands Of dollars, IN search
OF health. and fOand ~ not. / returned discour-
aged and dishearieued, and WIS restored 10 real
youthful health and spirits with less than two bot
ties OF Hop Bitters. hope Others may prom Dy
nv experience and stay At home.
LADY, Augusta, DE.
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n Won have sick friend. whose l.fe Is a burden.
one bottle of Hop Bitfers viii restore that friend
10 perfect health aud happiness.
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# #ng $ q " 7 a 4
Il O . y A A l.
K K 90 y A A LII
5 :' e: + + + F. F.
eGG LII UUU LEE

Warranted the strongest. Toughest and Most las
lie Glrc on Earth ROYAL FAMILY 6LU a Meuds
Evervfhinr SOLID AZ KOIk lizard AZ ADA
MA<Tt-f'IRM As GEANlTL!tt New Sclenllhc
discovery Rev olutioulZcs ID" Liquid Cue bufl-
ness Of the World! ROYAL GLUE Is AtS0nHtlt
T1breakdJie and MseQGrfNei SAM>OhiAN
GIANT among other Clues and Cemenisl MIL
LIONS Of People are sing Royal Glue and MIL
Lions MORE Must Have It.. No iieaiing-hC
clnes CHINA. WOOD, GLASS, Leather. Billiard.
Cue TIPS and Cloth, CrOckery. ORNAMENTS OF
Every KinG. Metals. Patches on Leather anJ Rub
Ter Shoes. Book Backs. Buc-a-Brac. and Every
thing Else with luscparatle Tenacity. Man y
FA(eIURFRN # Textile Fabrics. straw Goods
Artificial Flowers Imitation stained Glass & uIp
Labels, Fine Carriages and Pianos. Paper. Caro-
Board. OF Cloth and Carpets. who use ROYAL
GLUE for sizing. >tifeniDg and Glueing Purposes.
supplied by The Pint. Gallon. or Al GALLON
BAkRFL ROYAL Glue Talks for Itself. The
breakable Qualities, is Great SDoOthncss. fleAl.
bllity and strength FLA SHES LIKE LlGtlINlN6
from one Customer % Another y LIVE SALES
MN JOB Thousands Of Bottles Of Royal Glue &C
druggists Grocers. etc. SMALL BOls sell Hun
drsfs Of Bottles 10 Business Offices and Families
! rs CENTS per Bottle. with Brush and Tin Cover
| bv MAIL. POSTPAID, 10 centsextra. Manufacture
nv J. I. O'MEARA & co,
l347 Pennsylvania ave. Washington. ID &.
LIVE AGENTS waDp IN every Clty aud 'ouh'
| rs throughout the United states, Canada, karopt
and south America. sold 10y Druggists, Grocers
StatiOners. Har iware and Variety Dealers every.
where. The Trade aud Public supplied by BIhh
/ & RRIDG rs, 1905 Franklin street PURCELL
| LADD & Co. POWERS. TAlI Ok 90, BUD
ERER BROTHERS, OWENS < MINOR, kieh-
mOnd. VS..
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Ny mother says Hop Biiters Is the ouly thing
that will keep her from her OLD and severe a'Iacss
or paralysis and beacacbc.-EdnOr Osscego sun.
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RRApFopp. pa. Nav s.lssl.

at has cured me OF several diseases, such ner-
vOusicss. sickness az the stomach. monthly tire u
nes, &c. have not seen = sick day since took
Hop Ritters. Mr.. FANNIE GREEN.
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Moynor. MICH. september p; isl5:

Si-s.-I have been taking Hop i:itters for infam-
nation cf he kidneys and hladhr: ~ has Gone
The effect Of The Bhtcrs seemed Ike magic.
W. l.. CARTER.
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I il current there that the German Govern
ment has addressed an energetic note 10
France concerning the treatment IN farS
OF King Alfonso
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COALBURGH sPLINT COAL;
ANTHRACITE CoAL-All Sizes
Coal screened and Kept dry under shelter.
:. II. HALVES.
+vos Eighteenth and Cary streets
A NTHRACITE AND CUMBERLAND

A NTHRACITE AND CUMBERLAND
"A cOAI..-wiRT ROBtRTs< wholesale and
retail dealer In hest quality ANIHRAtiTE and
GEORGE's CREEK CUMBERLAND COAL.
| or in Ids from 10 20 100 tons At Rsltimore and
Georgegown quotations Also. EST viRGlSlA
| sPLfNT. CLOVER HILL LUMP. and OAK and
| PINE WOOD sawed and Split, of choice quality,
Al lowest market rates Once and yard. corner
seventeenth and Cary streets. Telephone No.
' 1e9. Uz3-Sm
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Shakspearc's Remains Not 10 be Ex-
humed.

srRATFoRD-UPoN-AvO October Sin
August last DR.. lngleby. one OF the life
trustees Of the birthplace OF Shakespeare.
and author OF the work entitled "shak-
speare's Home proposed that the remains
OF Shakespeare should be exbumed in order
TO compare the poets skull with the mon
umental bust in the church, as well a. to
set at rest the question Of the correctness
Of many conflicting portraits OF the poet
now in existence. The proposition OF Or.
Ipgleby received the endorsement OF Rev.
c. Arbuhnot. vicar OF this place. Upon
reference to the terms Of sepuliure. how
ever. il was ascertained that the remains
could not be eXhumed or disturbed with
ont the consent Of the Mayor and officers
Of the city corporation. TIE Mayor hay
ing refused his assent 10 the proposed ex-
humation. the matter has now been finally
settled by a vote Of the City Council, which
body yesterday passed resolution con-
demning any disturbance OF shakspeare's
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SODA. AND MINERAL-wATERs, Ac.


----~>>--~-----,s--S
TOHNST0N'S PATENT STANDARD
81 DRY-siZED KALSOMlNE AND FRISCO
PAINTS arr made In pnrv white aud all fashivns-
bic colors: simply ruluirias water - mix them:
They possess strong disinfeetng qualities. and
will not rub or scale from she wall. sad are guar
arteed PURCELL. LAnD q CO.
Agents Richmond, Va.
Hsware Of fuffafs0as. an 23-3m
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The French Cabinet Trouble

LoSDoN. October ga dispatch TO the
Exchange Telegraph Company from Paris
states that VI. Ferry rendered his resigna-
tion as Prime Minister TO President Grevy,
but the latter refused TO accept IL. There
Is the greatest confusion among the Minis
tiers and their supporters. The Par de-
clares that the ministry is alone RESPONSE
bic for the failure OF the yisi; Of King Al
fonso.
PARIS, October 3.-The National declares
that IL TO maintain VI. Grevy as President
Of the republic it is also necessary TO keep
his son.in-law VI. Wilson in the Palace OF
the Elysee, 1t would, without chagriD, see
Henri Bersson, President of the Chamber
OF Deputies, become President OF France.
The Tdttdire expresses its belief that the
Cabinet will not confirm the selection by
General Tbeboudin, Minister Of War. Of
General Millet for chief Of the Generals
staff.
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THE SPEECH.

So far as national politics are concerned.
the speech was entirely devoid OF any al
fusion 10 Mr.. Arthur or the national Re-
publican party. Indeed, II seemed us
though everything Of that nature bad been
pruned from the Senator's manuscript be-
fore he essaye1 10 read il to the very mixed
audience which be addressed.
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These Plumbers cali me Boss Malone,
be excisimed, and yet there Is not one OF
them wno does not desire 70 be Z boss.
know their leading men. ] know their
records. There ! have the advantage.
despise them, with all their mean, con.
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sharp Comments Of the London
.Tfmes."

LONDON, October ga dispatch to To-
cal news agency from Paris says rumor
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1883-08-23
Tiiirty.third Massachusetts Reuulou.

TIE 18th animal reunion of the Thirty-third
Massachusetts, volunteers occurred at Lynn and
Nahant on the 14th inst. The members Gathered
to the number Of about 100 IL the city in the
early morning, Grand Army Hall being the
headquarters tor members their guests assem-
bling at the City Han. Flags were displayed
about the city in honor of the regiment. This
regiment made q memorable record during the
war. 1t was connected with the Army of the
Potomac until after the battle of Gettysburg,
when It went with Fighting Joe" Hooker TO
the West joining the Army OF the Cumberland,
and participated in the battles of Lookout Noun
tain and Missionary Ridge. In 1854 the regi-
ment took part in the series of engagements
from Chattanooga to Atlanta, and did garrison
duty ut the latter place. When the army was
TeOFganized, it was assigned to the Army OF
Georgia, and Joined IN Shermans march TO the
sea- The regiment passed through the CarOlinaS
and fought III the closing battles Of the war az
AverysborO and BentoaviIIe in North Carolina.
Col. Allen G.. Sheppard of Lynn was member
OF the Thirty third sand for adeed OF val0rduring
the Lookout Mountain engagement he has been
remembered III history. To-day IS the anniver-
sary of the departure Of the regiment from
Lynnfield for the front. 1t was made UP OF
volunteers from nearly all parts of the state,
Lowell contributing the largest quota Lynn
contributed one half of company, and large
delegations came from Taunton, New Bedford,
STOnehan, Billeriea and Reading The last
three towns sent one company. Col A. c. Maggi
first went out with the reeirnent. He left the
command IN Virginia, VIXEN Capt. A. B. Under
wood, Of Boston, was appointed colonel. At the
battle OF Lookout Valley ne was severely wound
ed, and by deeds OF bravery was prom ted to
a acknowledgements Col. Ryder was then
pat Ia command, and he leaving at Atlanta
Col. Doane was placed az the head and came
home with the regiment. At the battle Of Lock-
out Mountain, seven companies Of the regimens
were engaged and OF tire PIG members of the
regiment, 81 we're killed.
James Brown, president OF the association,
called the boys TO order Capt. Moody Prescott,
OF Lowell, was unanimously elected president
OF the association tor the ensuing year. He
declined the position. AID MAJ G. L. Graves Of
Boston was elected. he also declined. COM
mitJee was then appointed to nominate list OF
officers, 10 report &c NahaRt- IL was voted TO
hold the next Reunion 81 Lowell. August Il. A
committee, consisting OF the president, secrs-
tary, and Capt. Prescott, OF Lowell, to which was
added the entire Lowell delegation, was aP-
poIHtec 20 have charge Of the arrangements for
the next Reunion. after the meeting, the COM
rades partCols Of a collation., on invitation Of
Col. Sheppard, at which Grand Army glee
club rendered stirring selections. Barges were
then taken for the Relay House, Nahant, for
dinner. When the regiment reached Nahan5
it was Joined By Gen. Underwood and Congress-
man Henry B. Lowering, as guests, and at the
table thew made addresses.