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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-10-12

County on thc III day of April. lse3, WE
IA trAnsitu. nntl that rnil property ~.
intended for q particular business
that tAe property III said business VA
required n, law 10 W listed and assessed
Tor iaxat'on ~ Gibson CO.. Ind. and tha'
|he had actually given saii property M
|Aultaxafinn IN Gibson 60. And re
nr Itor.o Gibson Co. also filed Win me
~ FERTILE a,c under Ms hand and n Al M
ofirr. thar Hcher inrle hal actually s'v-.
~ ~ ssid property 20 me nmc"nt ~
5000 N Gibson county. wiish was 81
shr fr>t aav ~ Artil. lSS'. ~ pnhois .o:
Ilnd.. and That said property consisted o.
lumber. Further. Mr.. Heber IhS'c wa
lnof ss>esscd a an b, The assessor ~ 'ei-
,fcrson township IN 1852 fnr PERSONA
property. aud haS not. owned = shw n''i
IN fhis county for over three wears; and
The $500 assessment vas or -QV not ny
acres ot land Ia jefferson towusNip-
So n summing up Al. viii say that
II ala my duty rni my whole duty, for
Ithe law very plainly SAYS the Auuiior
|shall correct al errors when he y salts.
'iei that ne assessment Is m error. !
..dii what the law required me 70 10 IN
lboth thc above instances and II aid not
,io 50 | would have put the county into
law suits, and unnecessary expenses io'
III Is certain that as these men had pfopeI
! safi6avi:s showing thar they had acted
according 10 The laws Of the Stale q ~
'ldiana. IL would be The height o. folly ~
me 10 let the rronecu assessment stand
Won say that residents Of the count
ilshonld be entitled TO the same privilege
I.. ron-rc.;lenfr thereby ~in<inNatiui
that | do not correct assess
OF residents.
This Il not true, for ! released M
John Gsamelspacher. OF this county, 2
,dthe sum Of $ii2t assessment ~ Mafsi
lss3. upon his filing with me hi ailida
Vii of erroneous assessment: and he
snot the only y whom have released
, and will willingly release any one whe
satisfied according 20 law. that he y g
! roneonsly assessed. and this is my uut
and intend to follow where duty poin'
thc way.
fsypoRr SCHUMACHER. A. D.. G.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-10-12

MAnrrrp. Sunday October 7th, isss'
Adam a. Hessemer and Miranda Crook,
4 ire brides father, solomon Crook.
This event OF one or the most prominent
teachers OF Hall township and the &c,
|complishcd belle OF this vicinity nan
been long looked for. Shortly ai'cr tne
ceremony and congratulations and vel
wishes of their numerous friends, they
|stsrfed On their bridal trip, taking n
Louisville, and the Exposition, thence
Viz. indianapolis 70 Chicago, where they
|expect 10 rest 1 few days in the baimy
AZ OF The Lake, Tho return home ano
10 70 house Keeping II : good ola issn'
Toned Wv. NJ. Hessemer says Re nov
|hss the prize, and winks e some "a "a
|younr hoods that have been lese for
Inmate than himself, and 70 bis old chumi
Ana ASSOCIATES OF The fair sex remember
|ing the past. hoping for success A. "a,
future. 4 bid you IN aifecfionatc ferowe!l
hoping you may b y happy - 1 sm \
getting Crooked. ~
Dr1xKY HILL, Int.. Oct. eth, lesS'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-10-12

I'm. CounrrR AFTER q long Rip Van
Wrinkle sleep. l have sufficiently aroused
and rcgained nv senses 70 give you|
eomething OF the siay Of the land" M ana
around the town OF H~untingburg. Ine]
wanted rains have made US al glad.
The farmers are finishing the planting
~ wheat. &C Our dealers have sold
large numbers Of drills and many wagon
loads az bone dust; almost any dav these
articles NAV be seen going through town
New buildings continue - 20 up. The
new bank prosper with that Prince Of
good fellows. Mr.. Dan R~epsepobltr,
manipulating the combination tIme-lock-
Herman Rofhcrf. the President. has gone
I'm 81 extended tour West, Nebraska and
colorado. Several Of our townsmen,
.nd acme. too. In rather high life, have
,been guilty of small iights during the
nest feg davs-one dollar aud cost be-
fore the Squire. number q 80, II. q
tR. boys. Of 6hiveiy Post, here, tk'ppen
down 70 Veipin last saturday evening"
10 sesist in organizing . Post there 70 ~
~Icallesl Harrison Post, No. 2ls, starting
|of with 10 old vetersns- The organl<a'
zion Wa duly effected and Dr. Brock q
-lcommander. Thomas X. Green, post
master, railroad sgent, notary public
and general g~iasticutus. Of Dun station
,ldu!y cnculfed on the eea Of matrimon1
I On last Thursday. taking under bic wins
! aud lighting out FOR success. Miss Michel'
Miller. Z very fair and handsom'
\ !danrh ~ 81 Mrs.. Ellen Miller. near PM
= this county. Tommy. accompanied %
|his prctf. bride. came UP 10 town O.
D saturday. and was al smiles, and va
Iappsrcrtly a. happy q : clam at my
4 wafer mark. Rah, for Tommy! In
2 Wilson boys, Drs. Net and Isom, are a
n WAYS busy with an Office full Of work J
Y |the dental line. and are as jolly - eve
= ana are ,be only men | ever saw wh
Il IAN work and talk at the same time, an
make 4 perfect snccess ~ both. Jewele
y lKornrump.w will novel into his new hous
loInext week. Mr. Schwartz. the static
re agent here. has been compelled % siS
s-up HE position on account q ialiin
~ Iheslth-the travelling Auditor, ~. For
g does che business. or the Office until n
4. -successor e named. Mrs. p. Hyian
n he moved with her family q Evan
III Vile. More later.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-10-12

Contrary a our expectations The d.
sen-ions IL Democratic ranks n Ohio
ala not prove serious enough % defea'
III. party lat Tuesday. though they re-
,ncei The majority from 5000. which y
rcn,a otherwise have been. % about H.
60 far Judge Hcsdley for Governor
The Democrats also elect 4 majority q
the Legislature. or about - % joint hat
los. thus insnrinr The return 70 the e. ;
Senate cf Hon. Gen. ". Pendleton. III
author o. she Civil Service Reform law
This grand victory, gained under snc'
~inarsricions circumstances seems % Al
most insure the election Of Jos. +. Me
nona!d - President next year. Than
God and take courage
Iowa went A. usual. a. everybody *
pccsed she vonld-for prohibition an
Republication
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-10-12

ssais 81 industrious and goou nnolts
ma cnn furnish . horse and harness. %
snoaoc IN : profitable business IN his
own county through the fsiI and winter
FOR particulars. address
d. w. MooRr, Manager.
40 Main ST., Evansville. 49,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-10-12

~. Tanner. druggIst, Tanner, Mar
|shall County. says: "Browne Iron bis-
|iers cells well and gives good sat'siac'
tion.v
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-10-12

- --s.~1 ..1o~ cnchI
= gran" S'esors' <n"F' ""
jnarsricions circumstances seems NJ A.
most insure the election Of Joe. r.. Me-
$1,000. ~,,,.v.
"tr' s"' go
Iowa went ~ usual. - evessoo"y
ncctcd she vould-1or prohibition ana
p~.,h;~..;sm
Auditor Scht,hmachcr on Appraisal
mrntr and ErroRoOus AsscSs-
ments.
Enron C~orRirR:-In vour issue of
Sent. alst. 1883. yon publish editoriallv.
p~-.;scrs v, - wb,ch I would make the
~e,1ior;c~ e~xnIanatiors ma corrections.
IA ~ fs~e thee rticla hears the strong
n, sv;jccr ~ Z dcsfre 10 bring me. in'
om.<.i -c.n~rifv. ;nfo questionable re-
no,~ a. manv statements
1 s-<;c,s xon sac that the Board Of
r~.a,f-.f;or undertook 10 Mace upon
$3.50 5nri;-s<a can siderable propertv
,s~.t;on -~~hich belonged 70 several
~~cs;5er,. ~ M ronnfv. Now I I'M
t.--,,t.' ~ - thsf there vvas mo placed
49, ~. 49, 5nn,;cate the name Of any
49,. 49, ,c~-resident- M. Hcber Ingle.
800, ,-r<m 4 viii mention more here
49,.
I. - . -. ~ the standard OIL CON-
~-;- sTS-sssnrer Rrctx Won orici.
= e",;r-1r d;derent Gaze IL the on
.-L~-a Isc;5.d mon b. The court fol
rr.-c a;5 49, toncb mon ne right a.
tssno~-5 - $1,000 nor the Treasurer "a
" =. -:-~1- .osti.d 80 ~ Nh
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-10-12
DIAMOND CoALl
MICHAEL WILSON,

The pioneer miner Or Dubois County, J.
! lower and better vein q coal
than any other now being worked q
Jasper. He - ~ feet below either Q
the other mines, and hss . coal free 2.
sulphur and : clean burner. Try y, ~
Won will be convinced. Orders prompt
II filed at seven cents . hushel d ~
platform. Large orders literally met
MICHAEL WILSON.
Oct. IL. l8o3-tk.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-21

The funniest piece Of journ alism We
have seen for many day IN the Fort
Worth GAzETTE's disingenuous .nort
to make IL appear that the Fort Worth
extension Of the Gulf, Colorado 4 San
ia Fe railway is not an enterprise In
the interests Of that city az against
Dallas. Equally amusing Is its effort
to satisfy the Herald--with which pa
per IL toys as though II were baby
that there IL a likelihood Of Dallas
extension OF the same road to tho
northeast, say Paris In Lamar county;
and ifthere were, that IL would be a
greater Institution for Dallas, ano es'
necially for the Herald. The GAZETTE
lsn't fighting Dallas by any means,
but still IL maintains that under favor
able circumstances Dallas may reach
fity thousand inhabitants, while the
Fort will surely get one hundred thou
sand. The GAZETTE walks away
with the Herald very Nicely In every
respect.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-21
Humanity.
rexas Wool grower.

Texas Wool 6fOWtI. .,
LAS a man sows so snnii Ne ieap a.
. very true saying. II holds eoou ~
ali the relations OF life. ana - wen
worth remembrance. IT applier "
business a. well as anything esc.
Then why not to sheep husoandry
also? Those fock-masters VINO noN
= vantage OF the fall for making prep
arations for care of sheep DURING ,ne
a,inter will understand the full vaiue
~ fhis expression, while any VIM
Sailed TO Improve the opportunities ~
10 vino nv stores, will also see wherein
!, anflies. The former will ENJOY tne
sa ATTRACTION Of seeing bis Hooks in-
,srnying all the time. kept In condit'on
r. make ,eturns next spring ~ heavy
a. . and strong lambs. The later
H. viii witness Just the opposite re.
vi, snd blame the sheep instead o.
sun, ' nsvn sbort-comings. Such az
,,..aa nav find fault with she+p cor
w far n'.o,ing scripture, and applying
~. M. n,.eessitjes OF sheep husohn-
!. " 'A % Them we wilIreply, that 2
lids az the Bible would disprove any
49, s,,'i, thenrv. II Il the one book 81 ai,
osher. that inculcates the iuea =.
IN zane treatment from the master "
he auimals owned by him. ~ oocs
No, cnruuend such care on tnt Insie ),
. ~ uasIs OF profit, but puts u on we
,,i.,hsr grounds Of humanity, VIZ
=, ~; 81 von I'd, teachings. urge their pthr.
~ and leave The fiockmnstefio anop'
, ~, ar not "a he may zee proper
r.. his cas-. the ''sowing" means plo-
~ .s for lie comfort and care Of your
vinivii ~ .s..,.. ,.lt,Vv will be next
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-21
Not Gangrcuea.

The Fort Worth GAzHrre In com.
nenting on the recent editcrial of the
Dallas Herald, which assailed the Gulf,
Colorado u Santa Fee road because 1t
wishes To extend ils line from Fort
Worth through the western part of
the Indian Territory, says that even
the Dallas Times, gangrened against
Fort WORTH, is more liberal than 10
hold such opinions entertained by the
Herald. An injustice is done us by
this We are not gangrened against
the Fort. We have always aud do now
admire the pluck and energy Of that
people. We have encouraged their
effort TO build up n town and our
sniiles over their success have been
constructed iato sneers. The GAzErTE
must aimit that his people have funny
ways-thai the manner OF getting 10
heaven from that town IL abrupt and
not according Ia the regular way
that IL has no artesian wells-that Its
streets are In bad condition Its
water works won't work-that its
opera house fell down-that the young
ladies wear long yellow pantaletls to
the tops OF their shoes and that the
boys ali wear six-shooters. We are
not gangrened against the town.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-21
"Details Of a shocking Death.
san Antonio Times.


The following are the details OF tns
death of Charles Johnson. he slarleu
aft from Cotulla late Friday AFTERNOON
~ oo 10 his ranch about thirty ni,ies
distant. He reached the camp ABOUT
Midnight, and not caring TO dlslur1
,hs men in the camp, who were All
au,aan an,, having blankets with nun,
~ Ior dawn a short distance from theu
and soon fell asleep. he hiu ,iad
- buck out with him, when ne tnu
so the wagon near where ne was iyns,
and during the night doss IN me camp
discoyered IL and commenced oa' n,s'
This aroused one OF the men, Mnu,
saaing the white blanket In waicn
NJ johnson was wrapped, TOOK IL ~,
. c.yote or Mexican lion. and nieu q.
i, THE fatal bullet struck MI. John-
ON through the lower portion OF M
bowels and passed enuIeiy bnt
them. When shot he was ssieep' III
his MERGING cries soon toid .he Ths
nc rLsn,np the deed he had done. ine
,,nnr viciim was Immediately suriounu,
p "a ~ ali The men In the camp, WIZ
S a. - sv.rylhipg that could be done lol
uin and mr. daylight messenger "hs
nun, , uh 10 Cottllia to bear the sau
u'sp wife She reached the camp
~ ',,'rd.y afternoon, just three nV.ne
hefose her husband expired. nsr,ied
f"rtunste mans remains weie a. Z
10 f,orulIa Sunday morning, az.
o ~ in The afternoon were in'e''e'
~ the cemetery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-21
snsors Impor,a,lous.


The Angors industry has grown
npsce Ia Texas Of late, Ia a manner az
once substantial and satisfactory. The
importations have been LARGO and az
good quality. Two Kentucky breed
ers have sent all their surplus 10 the
state aud found sale for theuu. Col.
Richard Peters of Atlanta. 10 whom
the country Il indebted for the popu-
larity Of this branch of stock raising;
has disposed OF all he could spare to
Texas parties. Mr.. Bailey Of San
Jose California, has just returned home
alter satisfactory disposition OF three
carloads Of thoroughbreds and grades,
uut not before purchasing lands In this
state with q view to establishing a
permanent ranch, and MIR. w. NJ.
Landrum, another California breeder.
has made transfer of his stock to
Uvalde county, to find room and
range for I'M extensive high bred flock,
These importations In numbers are
formidable and prove beyond doubt
that the industry Is to find its home
in Texas, aud together with the home
docks OF Messrs. Devlne, Haupt, Ar
mold Bros, Others OF the Parrish stock
and ilocks too numerous ~ mention,
will cause much interest 10 be mani
tested IN the business, AZ Others find
there are fleece bearing goats a. well
az fleece bearing sheep. Anporas ARE
10 have a thorough test in Trxas from,
this time on, and In the future IL Is
possible that the state win lead NIL
Others In the quantity Of mohai,
shipped to manufacturing centers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-21
No Republicans Killed.
Now York Ilernldl

Whenever n hand-to-hand political
fight down South is reported the par
tisan Journals on both sides make
haste to explain that all the wicked
ness was on one side and all the mar
tyrs belonged 10 whatever party the
journal treating the affair Is devoted
to. AZ some Republicans arc gener.
ally injured the stains OF the sacred
bloody shirt are kept fresh aud
bright. But in the disturbance
at New Orleans yesterday, during
the election Of delegates 10 Demo-
cratic convention, all the participants
were Democrats. Among the killed
and wounded there were no carpet.
baggers nor any negroes, III political
had blood must manifest itself Mt the
South with knife and pistol, II Ia far
better for all concerned that the par.
Elephants in any single difficulty be all
OF The same party. Family quarrclt
may be the hardest 20 pacify, but they
have the special merit OF not making
misery for the whole outside world.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-21
PARKER COUNTY.
news Waits from wsathcrford- Social,
Personal and Local.


Csrrespondence Of the Gasettr.
Weatherford. December le.,-This
In the dullest day OF the season ior the
merchants. To be so near CbristnAs,
IL Is remarkably dull.
The werkmsn commenced digging
the foundation for Mr.. Sam ~ MI
iikenis new brick building on the
northeast corner Of the square tins
morning. The house VIII oe twv
stories high and fifty feet front by lOo
deep. Ex-Marshnli Jim Mccall u 'he
The following marriage licenses
have been issued since my last report:
7 a Davis 10 Miss Florence fapti.;
r s Chew 10 Miss s. Il. Gardner; J.
u rro-s To- Mis- Matte Underworld
n Nance 10 Miss NJ. j.. Goats; n.
A rartertn Miss y. C. Yocnm: >. Y.
Milan 10 Miss s. ". Byles; j.. A..
Green to Miss Laura a Denton.
Gam Henry Warren Of Mill-lron
Cattle company IL In town.
sam III, MiIliken, president Of the
First National bank, Is on business
trip 10 Fort Worth.
While q freight train wns switching
NJ the depot yesterday, NAT car
loaded with dry. thin lumber, became
III, heavy. and the lumber tumbled on
in front Of the Crystal Palace mills. a
good deal OF II rolled under the trans
ard was ground into footh-picks,
which was the only damage;
Major Al. r.. Andrews. cashier OF the
Cifizen's National bank, HAS rendered
his resignation to the directory, 20
lake effect soon. A desire 70 relfs
nom active business prompts him; he
~ made . valuable onicer ana IN
plnre will BE- hard to MI.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-21
The Herd Law.

lt4Af w oOi 49, "
argument against the extension
! herd law to i'll classes OF stoch
y II would materially cur;aii the
interests of the west, causing
bale emigration TO Mexico alu
Mexico, OF sheep and cattle OWL OWL,
This is an evil TO be avoided, pu.
|reyent this IL is necessary Una.
And holding cattle and sneepii,eI,
cut duwH fences to get coh.Iol
ds other men own and pay ,aAse
bat they should use the ianus
men having paid for aud can u " J
profit, then the on-iaiid OWNS
|men lad better 60. II the legis
fkees fit to pass a herd law
aterest of law and order, anu ~
prptection of taxpayers, isrueisii
owners. stockmeD, and the scnoo'
the fence cutters have no one ~
\ but themselves. They had iree
OF all the range that was iiee,
bot content with that, wanten
rightfully belonged % o.nefs,
legislature will probably try 10
J the evils now existing; the REM
b the shaped OF a herd Jaw Is being
\ upon theun by the whoiesa v
|iction OF property now sarr,sn
|rikinr at The large. snnil, ficn
Ioor alike, making no distinction;;
Tor wrong, but trailing me goog
of the state in the dust, SUI
Ag II rs much like an ARAB ut ne ,
a. can do. 1t is very likely 'na.
lfhe ience-cutters have desiroysu
|eAces they will lind 1t 70 thelI -, !,
, put them up again al the''o"A
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-21
EArsfANNIN COUNTY.
heal Notes and News from
BOnham.
dence OF the Gazette.

ldence OF the Gazette.
Am, December l7-Miss Ruth
Honey Grove is visiting the
hortridge this week.
b party of relatives and friends
Ter to Sherman yesterday
to meet Miss Belle Dass on
IN from st. Louis. where she
studying music for the past
months. She returns with
onors, her vocal teacher pro-
& her far above the average.
come her home.
Harry Jackson of Gainesville
ling the week with her sister,
let Jackson.
Peeler had his grand opening
And it far excels anything OF
ever before in Bonbam. II
eally do credit to New Orleans.
d his tasty little lady deserve
edit for their energy and taste
remen celebrate the 18th with
banquet and supper. Many
kcted from u distance, as many
pms will he extended. Ample
lions for the comfort and pleas
lis being made.
L. Buchanan returns TO Mis-
for his family and will make
his future home. The doctor
dentist.
will be at the Episcopal
on the eve of the 18th an Xmas
the little ones. Old Santa Will
bis debut. Also one at the
IN church.
sreets have been crowded to-
b cotton; prices fair.
|her fine; days cool and clear.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-21
UPON A THOUSAND HILLS.
How the Dakota Millionaire Cattle Dealer
Came by His Title.

lima
Tha 49,. -, '"esi
,hrn,.,.i ,us. reiiaoie OF our ancient
,a.'.. an oiu eitizen, aud the
f anr',,,' n.aa vi me Oldest Creole
as,.,l gu" vi vne vi tne founders and
organizers o. the French colony, sug.
sss,s seseraierrors IN our recent sketch
M, M '.aiiuis ue Mores.
hne .es,luony OF our old friend,
ssions enough from his reputation as
an. u,,, iiiose accurate ofour local and ira
eItlohal characters, derives additional
force ana authenticity from his rela.
tionsnlp 10 tlit parties to whom our
sketch is related.
FROM him we learn that the Mar
gus de Mores, as we copied from the
Northern paper the name of the ener-
getic and success sfal cattle r,iser of Da-
kota, Is OF an ancient Spanish family.
and that the real title Is that OF the
Marquis of Matamoros, which was
borne by his father until promoted by
King Amadeus to the higher title OF
Duke of Vallambrosa. The older
title was conferred upon an ancestor
who was famous warrior in the war
against the Moors, as the name midi.
Gates, beater or conqueror of
Moors. A descendant who bore
this title figured conspicuously in the
conflicts and adventures of the vari.
our expeditions, to Florida in the
early settlement of that province. The
marquis of Matamoros was in COM
mand of the Spanish garrison in Pen.
sacola, when French expeditiopary
force from Bienville's colony made an
ahortive effort to drive the Spaniards
out of the colony which they had ex-
pended so much blood and treasure
to establish. He was subsequently,
transferred to the Northern states of
Mexico, when that country was held
by the Spaniards, and in honor of him
the principal town in that section re-
ceived the name Of Matamoros.
The last marquis Of Vallambrosa,
having aided largely in the movement
which resulted in bringing the Italian
! Prince Amadeus TO the throne of
Spain. that monarch, in testimony of
his gratitude and esteem, conferred
| upon him the high rank of duke, with
the high-sounding title of Vallanbrosa
so that the original title of Matamoros
descends to bis son, the gallant Young
gentleman who had The good for.
tune while sojourning at Caen, in
France, to capture one of the most ac-
complished Of American young ladies,
a granddaughter of the widow of the
first governor of Louisiana, aud of
the most eminent member of our bar.
The younp lady NAV Justly claim to be
of the same stock and blood of her hus-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-21
Three Subjects.


Three subj cts loom up for congress
sional Investigation like lighthouses.
in fog. They are the appointment OF
stanley Matthews to the supreme.
bench and the alleged connection Of
Law Gould herewith: the settlement
Of the Ottman case by gorge Biiss,
and the Pennsylysnia and New YORK
Central fast mail service, and the con-
neetIon Herewith Of ex.Po-tmns'er-
General James. The country 10 WALL
ing the band to strike up.