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THE SILKS.

dollar for 20 or 60 cents IN silver. The Blacks
are Of pure Italian Six, French vegetable dye.
Such chances ore rare. We have spoken 81 this
purchase before. These are words in your be-
half. Not pioco that can be duplicated. Among
these silks may be mentioned several pieces OF
Irish Fables, q material whose psrentage may
be looked 70 as tho Irish POplip.n All ak
now. The appearance and wear are the inter-
estlng part Of the Inheritance. Tho Irish loom
and good old honesty are closely allied. Twenty
Ave inches wide, ;l.36. i14i. sL45. and si.e9 each
ysrd-near dollar under value.
The Indie and China Silks are here IN several
hundred piece lots-ngured or plain-an tho
new shades The greatest care about oolors and
shades. THE NEW ONES MUST RE HERE.
Wash silks, French or India. light or dark.
Hundreds Of novelties, ordinations, and
special designs.
See this Black Fnille-Lyons-only 1sc. n
ysrd-you would pay tL2j as well All Of our
prices are placed AZ the lowest notch-pot Al
Whit the stues WOULD BRING.
An-silk Dress Surahs. new shades, with COM
blnstion stripes, GNc.-black with white
stripe as well;
Tho real India Pongees, with embroidered
figures or satin stripes OF various colors, -
inches wide, 5qc. 90 tl.93--bs.f their yslue;
Hsir-Checked Double-Warp surahs, o9c.-yalue
sl.l2;
Tho new Diagonal Ramley, black slk material
imuorted 10 sell FOX -four price IL only
SLl6:
Tho Mourning Serge. 2linches wide, sells here Tor
Sl.l9 and fLS9:
Brocades IN all their new weaves 69c. TO $50
20 kinds bctween-near all OF them with
third Of their value.
You can thank us for introducing The Gloriosa
year ego. Light rs down. silky, and wear
resisting. The price now cheaper than ever.
40 inches wide sl.is.
French aud China SILK Crspes-black, white, or
cOlOrs:
IS pieces II elegant Gros-Gran silk are among
the iot--pes Lyons make. These goods can
be Depended upon. glance on them; IL
costs you nothing. Il Will give you an idea
OF the values here.
For years we have endeavored 10 presenta
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EQUITABLE LIFl-ASSuAlAyL
SOCIETY.
On and after tho ist q March, isg), ne $50
Of tia EQUITABLE LlFE-As,L RANCE So y
TY OF fHg UNITED STATES Tor toHhAl W
glnia viii DO uDder shs foliOSsng jifscAoI'


u.
TY OF fHg UNITED STATES Tor NeHha1 W
glnla VIII be uDdCr ths folloEsng jifse@oI'
JOHN r.. WEST, NANCE,
No Is twelfth street, kicl moni, Va
J. H. ELLERsON, FINANCIAL AosNi'
No "a sol,h Twelfth street, k!cnBgnl, "a
the EQUITABLE LIFE-AsstkANCr 50
TY OF TlIg UNITED STATES comments n,
above management % "a friends an1 me ~.
generally IA Virgins, ana invites s3piha So,
for sgeucIes throughout the >.a.e. when $3.50
be forthwith sgbmittef ~ Ma " 81 - alN'"
REDMOND. VA, March i -
The undersigned desiring % o. Fe.leyel 81 - =,
responslbilsies attached 20 the deVelo2in,nl, y.
the business Of tho gQU TABLE Lts s'A 80.
RANCE SOCIETY outside Of Inc Guy % -.
mond have resigned mo man~sehSn' u
same. $3.50, .,, .,...,,s %
represent tho society 10 kieamoni As -
agent. and for tho parpose 81 iTsoss' Hns 80 -,
ness Ia tho city Of Richmond aod thih,ly -
will also cooperate Win Mr. West iot W
Interests OF the society throughout INC c-.., ~,
We cordially commend the mes nahA.e 80
10 The confidence sad support OF We poi'''AS'-
ers aud the public. ,,,..,,, =. vfrRRSOS.
NH 7-eodiVt fhi hVN y H--.
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.Ee3k EooA =!

Some recent purchases OF SPRING DRESS
GOODS give W. some exclusive styles-slyles 80
attractive as 70 sell on sight
CACHMERFs, sEhGEs, STRIPES. PLAIDs,
PLAIN and STRIPED MOhAIRS-in fact, every
thing desirable.
Special value at sac. in a lot OF STRIPED
DRESS GOODS-sell everywhere at 5lc.
Soma extra good bargains IN LoW-PaICE
DRESS GOODS.
CHALM, OUTING CLOTH, and GINGHAMS
In every quality ami price.
DRESS TRIMMINGS are big feature because
we have what Is most desirable at lew prices.
CLASPS and BUCKLES sell well and give a
finish t. the costume.
Have YOU seen our ELEGANT LACE WRAPS e:
We don't think the Ike cGn DO found south of
Baltimore.
We made some specially cheap purchases IN
WHITE GOODS, and while We always endely0r
% give the very best az the price can now give
you the best bargains 10 be met with anywhere.
Have you seen our PARAsoLsf Il IS a little
early, hut hrst-comers have tho choice, whilst
prices are low enough 20 please close buyers as
well as those who select the best
HAMBURG EDGINGS ard INsERTINGS are
always found in our stock I'm the very prettieet OF
designs and IN tho best material. whilst our
prices arc, as you know, very low.
Don't forget 10 get ID. BEST CARRIAGE for
the Daby-Whl,ueys- a. loves. value at
LEVY & DAV ISS,
1917 and 1919 Main street.
imh 26-eodl
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
NTARYLAND LIFE-INSU RANCk
w COMPANY
or BALTIMORE, Nd.

DR. j. T. BUsSEY. General Agent. No iii5
east Main street. Richmond, "a. SOLICITORS
WANTED, WIN whom liberia. con;r1.t v' .
made. t.- .-H
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DIssoLUTIoSs q rAnrsKKsaIrs.

RICHMOND, Va. March 10, 1890.
DISSOLUTION.-THE FIRM OF
~ BOWIE & WEST is this day dissolved by
mutual consent w. Is; WEST having purchased
Is authorized 70 collect all debts due tina firm
aud will pay ell accounts due by the arm.
WALTER BOWIE,
WILLIAM b. WEST.
In connection with the above notice desire TO
say that have employed the same clerks for
merry with Bowie 3 West and will continue the
WHOLESALE WOODEN and WILLOWWAKE
and FANCY GROCERY BUSINESS az the old
stand, No. south Fourteenth street, and win be
glad TO serve my friends a. heretofore.
NH est WILLIAM b. WEST.
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DIMPLEs, olsck-heads, red, rough, chapped,
L I'M and oily skin prevented by CUrlcURA SOAP.
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A MEETING OF THE SUBSCRI-
"A BERs TO the capital stock OF the VIRGINIA
PRINCESS COAL AND IRON COMPANY will DO
held as Forest Inn, Natural Bridge. Va, at ~
noon MARCH ~, 1890 II. G. PARSONS,
SH. LETCHEk,
NH 2l-l0t ID. :. COON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-26
old DOMINION BUILDING AND
~ LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
lll5 MAIN sIBEal.
AUTHORIZED cArwALt-woo
SHARES, y!o)-PAYABLEI r. SMALL YJSrI.
LY INSrALNkNIS.


presiient-J. TAYLOR ELlYs0S, Mayo, ~
Of klclmCnl.
vice Pro-ident-S v. RANDOLPH, pro,re.r
Randolph Paper-B01 Company AMI pretirli Z
The Virginia state ln-ugance Company.
Secretary and RECONSIDERATION MOAB.
THY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-26

dawns a, last.

will DO 90 sale hereafter. A Kid Glove With the
striking and convenient novelty Of tho ONLY per-
feet direct lacing. Only pull the cord slightly
and tho glove "a laced 10 M your wrist perfectly.
The novelty il Of the greatest mort a. comfort
10 the wearer. The m II the Glove simply per-
feet: the quality Of Rid the very best.
Thcy will be ftted 10 your hands ut our Glove
counter with q guarantee az perfection or an
other pair will DO substituted. Black Or color
ed. Price sl.7}.
New Nickel Filters, sttachBble TO any cooler,
5yc.:
The Potato or Vegetable Ball-Cutier, lyc.;
Patent Egg Po6cher, 59c.;
Patent NeatChopper. 3lc.;
Wirc-SpoOn Egg-Whip, &c.
New Table, Swinging Hall, and Piano
Lamps. A thousand various thnce here sug.
gestiye 70 convenience and usefulness for a
tribe.
II, IS, u, and In. Broad street,
BETWEEN FIRST AND FOUsHRE STREETS.
lmh 26l
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100 Doses One Doll
MEETINGS.

NOTICE.-A MEETING OF THE
~ members OF tho HoWlrZKR AsS0CIA-
TON will be held at rooms Chamber OF Com
merce THIS EVENING at O'Clock. Business Of
great importance viii be brought before tho as
sociation. FRANK ID. HILL,
NH 2o-lt President
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-26
DIRECTORS.

J.TAYLOR ELLISON. Mayor ~ R,bm ~
Nv RANDOLPH, proprietor RAM 3D. fa,n-.
Box Company aud president u tho frs-.A
State Insurance Company.
jobs h. PCkCEl.l, president Ctamter =
Commerce OF Richmond, OF nrm u Purcell,
Lsdi & 60.
JOHNS. ELLETT president y eta.e Bank g
Virginia and OF irm Of Ning0, k.cI N trius.
r. =. SUTTON, Of sutton = Co., heA. Ls.A.'
Agents.
INC OLD DOMINION ogcrs % tLo b. p.o al
opportunity Tor saving and Tor inT0 -iMeAl. . n-
biniug Al. the advantages o. g"nef hAl rf'
iensiys business Win tho CONSERVATIVE Hi1-At
mept Of "A home COMPANY. L. o~.crrs ans rr4.-
ayers ars well known throughout 60 1-l." .'
idehtined with tie commercial inter, - ~ '-'
people. IT. 5000
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Reading notices In reading msttor type. nve
yixes or less. 81 In onparcil loaded. &c
Card Of rates for more space furnished on ap-
IA
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1g'(9FE;N
\9!MPANY
40
"QUEEN OF THE TOILET

" RecsmIer Cream and several other " best
complexion remedies have stepped in tho rear
Harmless, externally or internally. lis use i'm
parts freshness 20 the skin thstis almos, Won
derfuL Itremoyes and prevents tan, freckles,
brown sploIchos. or pimples. Price 20 cents a
bottle. Sole agency here.
n. L..
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DApV,S skin and scalp purified and beautined
OhDl pby CUTICUBA SOAP. Absolutely pure.
NH 23-Su, WNW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-26

And all Disorders of the Di-
gestive Organs. Its likewise
q CorrobOrative or Strength
ening Medicine, and may be
taken with benefit In all cases
Of Debility. For Sale by all
Druggists. Price, 81 ooper bot
lie. DR.. schenck's New Book
on Lungs, Liver and Stomach
mailed free. Address,
Dr.J.H.Sehenck 4 Son, PhIla.
Arizona republican., 1890-12-23

Who were doing such a successful business at Prescott, have arrived at Phoenix and are located at the Mills House.
 = The Doctors come highly recommended by hundreds of the best people in the West whom they have done work for. They extract the worst teeth without pain or harm by the use of their great vegetable anesthetic. Over 300 sets of artificial teeth to select from. Don't fail to see them.
 See large bills
Arizona republican., 1890-12-23
PERSONAL.

M. II. Porter is recovering from quite severe illness.
 Gov. R. c. Powers arrived from Gila Bend yesterday.
 A. J. Halbert was visitor in the city yesterday from Tempe.
 Eugene St. Claire is in from Frog Tanks to spend the holidays.
 Lieut.. Henry Kirby left on yesterdays train for Fort Stanton, New Mexico.
 C.. A. Fisk, who has been on the United States Grand Jury, started to Globe this morning.
Arizona republican., 1890-12-23
Pianos and Organs

DRESUMING THAT YOU DO NOT WANT TO u pay two prices for inferior instruments, call on me before ordering elsewhere. l have on hand the
 AARON, HARVARD. HERRE < LONG, HALL. And a second hand CHlCkERlNG and a square
 STEiNWAY for &i5O Each.
 :-I CAN FURNISH YOU WITH AN: EmmeBOn Camp G., Icse < Sons Nardman Piano
 New from factory, at S:5O to S275. number of our people here bought similar Pianos from Los Angeles and other agents at S35O to $500. handle principally the Pianos and Organs of standard makers: ThE MASON & HAMLiN, BEHR BROTHERS, kNABE. ETC.,
 At S4OO, S425, &45O, etc., Freight paid, and delivered with scarf, stool and music, including tuning. ORGANS for
 S15, @35, S45, S75 and %9O. Sold on easy instalments, if required. Having been now for 22 years dealing directly with man ufscturers, paying cash for Il quantity at a time, l obtain instruments at bedrock prices. Eighty four of my Pianos now used in Phpnix and val ley and over 250 in the Territory. Leave orders for tuning with St. Claire X Pratt.
 A. REOEWltL, Manufacturers Agent, corner Van Buren and Maricopa Streets, Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1890-12-23
RasehaIl Game Arranged.

Arrangements have been made for a game of baseball, to be played on Christmas Day, at the grounds near Patton's Park. The Phoenix club will play against picked nine, composed principally of printers from THE REpUB- LICAN office.
Arizona republican., 1890-12-23
"WekeFs Encyclopedia of Useful Information and Worlds AtaS"

A brief which
 We cannot such limited complete description the before been made this community The book containing 6 lss fine illustrations and 50 all prepared expressly for this book It printed from large paper and Handsomely and durahy bound n Morocco CIh
 worth $6CO family necessity Notwithstanding the fact that have the reputation selling than still than before We will amply repaid for the will have by
 In order get the right distribute these valuable books obliged stock and prices have become convinced better with than where trading
Arizona republican., 1890-12-23

AFFORDS US PLEASURE TO ANNOUNCE TO THE
 
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  made this magnificent book, entitled
Arizona republican., 1890-12-23
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-21
CHURCHEs.
SOCIETIES.

A. o. H.-Diyision No. meets first and second
undAys OF each month.
4. of H.-Meets frsl and third Wednesdays al
BOP. M, At Odd Fellows Hall
A.F.SA. M.-lellowsione Lodge, No. 26, INT
nd third Wednesdays.
r. A. M.-Yellovstonc Chapter. No. 5, second
hursiay in each month
K. T.-Damaseus Gommandery, fourth Thurs
days.
l. u. o. F,-cusier Lodge, No. IL, every
Hoaday ut their hall.
l. 90. F.-seniinai Enesmrment, No. 6, 6rst
and third Friday,
X. Of P.-Crnsader Lodge. No. 2, Thursday
evenings at Odd Fellows Hall.
q. X. Of A.--Miles City nraneh, every updsy at
Up.
X. Of L.-First and third Saturdays.
q. A. R.-U. 8. Grant Post. No. IL, hrst and
bird Tuesdays.
To. q. T.--star Of the West. No "a, every
Thursday evening.
i. s.ofy-Coi. swaine Camp No. Z. Meets second
and fou,th wednesdsvs Of each month At Good TEN.
plsrs Hall.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-11-20
CIVIL SERVICE KINKS.

=" respectfully but firmly submit" said q
gentleman who recently passed a very cred table
examination, that some OF the kinks OF the
Civil Service Commission narrowly escapa
faulty. For example, was directed to write
letter TO the Secretary Of the Treasury. ]
began IL: To the Secretary Of tho Treasury,
Sir:' ] was marked down % per cent, tie
Commissioner alleging that the Only proper
way was 10 begin the letter with Sir: and
put To the Secretary OF the TreasuI. al the
bottom. Isn't that simply absHrdy Jnst he.
cause in some old Complete Letter Writer
that is given as the proper way, | am punished
for writing IL In way that the great majority
Of tho business world adopts, and which seems
20 be The only direct, logical way. know that
virtually every house which carries on large
correspondence, commences its letters with tie
name and address Of the party 10 whom the
letter is written, and il is regarded as the only
correct way.
Another thing be continued. az was given
number Of computations 10 make. As Won
know, ] WAS once a professor Of mathematics.
and was regarded as quite expert. ! have a
number OF methods which are shorter than the
customary Onus, and used these 10 obtain nv
results. What was my astonishmeut TO fld NV
papers marked IN blue pencil: Results accu-
rate, but methods wrong aud / was marked
down for that. Now what earthly business
have they with my methods, SO long as they
produce correct resnltst i presume I should
have been rated higher il had used the stand
ara methods and gotten wrong results. These
things fatigue me somewhat
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-11-20

WILL SOCIETY HAVE a NEW LEADER 2
Suddenly there is a great projection Of AstOr
! talk into Washington society. The descend
ants Of the shrewd German Jew who came 10
tins country toward the beginning Of the CEN
tuIy with a Pedier's pack on his shoulders, and
made huge fortune SHINING the traders who
skinned the Indians who skinned the wild
animals Of the far West, have heretofore not
made any figure in society hero. They have
confined themselves mainly 10 leading the
-Four Hundred in New York City and New
port, and to depressing the social aspirations
Of the kandorbiits. whose ancestor was guilty
of the heinOus crime OF not getting rich for
nearly so years after the original Astor made
his pile in the fur business. lt Is said that
what Carlyle calls that devil Of precedence
among women" is 10 preciptate the Astors
upon this fair city. Some time ago. when
John Jacob Astor died, his son, Vim. Waldorf
Astor, printed his personal cards, q Mr.. AstOT,"
in the EGElish style, as il he was the acknOwl-
edged head Of the family, ana the Aston His
wife followed his example styled herself Mrs.
Astor," and directed the Postmaster to deliver
TO her an letters so addressed. Mr.. aud Mrs.
Vim. AstoF, uncle and aunt Of the would be
family head, kicked" ii so vulgar a term
can be applied TO an act OF aristocratic mag
mates Among other things they filed pro-
tests with tue P0stmastgrs Of New York aud
Newport agaiHt eyory letter addressed 10
Mr. or 2" Mrs, Aston being considered
as directed TO William Waldorf or bis WIFE
and pretty turmoil ensuld. Now il is re-
ported that Mrs. William AstOr is going 10 get
the start Of her ambitious niece 90 Washington
society. She has bought plot Of ground on a
hilltop northwest Of aud overlooking the city,
and viii erect on il a $500, 600 mansion. which
viii be the finest residence IN Washington aud
be in tie ultw.fashi0Hable section. In the
meanwhile her husband who has been cruising
around Florida IN his yacht, has invested very
heavily ia real estate in that State, Recently
a letter was sent him from a couple Of leading
politicians OF the State, inviting him TO be
candidate i0I Senator against Wilkinson Gail,
the present Senator, who has gotten into no
end of trouble with the members Of his own
party and they arc anxious 10 throw him over
The aforesaid politicians say that Ast0r can
have the SCnatUrship for 100000. The pro-
lect is believed 10 have attractions for Ast0T,
and it goes without saying that bis wife would
be delighted with il. il would add immensely
10 her social prestige 10 be Mrs Senator
Aston" aud she would oyert0p her aspiring
niece ia a way that would carry balm 20 her
bruised heart. by the way, il is not the frst
time that the Florida Scnatorship has been re-
ported in the market. Some years ago Dr. J.
q. Aver, the patent medicine man, was said &c
be on the eve Of buying the scat for @250,OO0,
but from some cause or another the matter
fell through.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-11-20
WASHINGTON MARRIAGES.

The ministers Of Washington think that we
are little too slack about oar ways Of marry
ing and giving In marriage 50 they arc GKing
up bill to present 10 Congress for its Tegula-
ton, lt VIII also 60 q little into the trades
union line, by requiring tue Clerl. Of IA. Court
TO keep a list OF the regularly minis
ters, and any one not on the list who celebrates
marriage viii be liable 10 prosecution. As
marriage fees form a very desirable addition TO
the ministerial revenues doubtless they are
justified in taking the same measures 0f pro-
lection that lawyers, doctors, dentists, and
others do
Nearly all the laws Of the District referring
TO marriage date from I777. when they were
enacted by the Maryland Legislature, and have
been little changed since. The prohibitions
are that a man shall not marry his grand
mother gFan4.atIcrs wife, Wifc's grandmother
fathers sister, mothers sister, mother step
mother, Wiies mother, daughter, wiles daugb-
ter sons wife. sister sons daughter daughters
daughter, sons sons WIFE, daughter sons wife,
Wlies sons daughter, Wiic'E daughters daugh-
ter, brothers daughter OF sisters daughter
A woman sirall bot marry her sraudiathe
grandmOthcr's husband, husband s grandfather.
fathers brother, mothers brother, father, step
father, husbands father, son, husbands son,
daughters husband, brother, sons son, daugh-
ter's s0ni sons daughters husband. daughters
daughters husband, husbands sons son, hus-
bands daughter son, brothers son or SISTERS
son. Any minister who marTiCs without the
consent Of the parents a male under q or a
female under I6sHall be liable 70 q fine Of 800.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-11-20
MORGAN HORSES FOR THE PREsr-
DENT.

Secretary Proctor, Of the War Department.
bought recently, ia Montpelier, VT a span Of
Morgan horses for President Harrson'- use.
Tic AUrs were owned in PlaHlCld, VI, and
were recently exhibited &C the Slate fair.
which vas held 40 White River Junction,
whore they attracted much attention by the
style of their action, and also because az their
close matchiup The President will soon L.
enjoying q ride behind these beautiful sgeci-
mems OF Normont'G finest breed Of horses along
The beautifully paved streets OF Washington
aud suburban roads lie will have 10 be care.
full % DC may, like Gen. Grant, be arrested FOR
fast driving.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-11-20
GEN. CROOK BURIED AT ARLINGTON,

The remains Of the late Gen. George Crook
were brought 20 Washington on Wednesday.
Nov IL, aud were taken Immediately 20 Airing.
ton Cemetery aud inferred in the presence Of a
few friends Of the dead General with military
honors. The remains were accompanied from
Oakland by Gen. Schofeld, Col. III. G. Corbin.
Mr.. Webb Hayes, Col. +. III. Stanton, Capt.
John6. Bourke, and Iieuts Ecnnon aud An
drcws AT the Virginia end Of the Aqucduct
Bridge the little procession Was met by tho two
troops Of cavalry from Fort Mycr. These
troops served with Gen. Crook while be was
ia command Of the Department Of Arizona.
The body was taken from the hearse by six
Sergeants OF Artillery and carried 10 its last
resting place aud lowered. After the grave
had been partly filed, three yolloys were fred
over the remains, the bugler blew taps, and
the party left the cemetery.
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ITO be continusdy
FuIIY YinhIcnied.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: Is will be
gratifying to the many friends of Mai j. c.
Rowland, Of Quincy. H., the Superintendent
of the Soldiers and Sailors Home in that city,
to learn that the charges of mismanagement
against him, as Superintendent. have been fully
investigated By the comrades who compose the
Department Standing Committee TO visit and
inspect the Soldiers and Sailors Home, and
that ell Of said charges have been completely
Fefuted. Maj. Rowland was an officer having
dcseryedly great popularity with all the soldiers
of the 10th ILL.,, to which he belonged, and as a
citizen Of Quincy, of which he has been three
times elected Mayor, and where he has resided
from boyhood, until now, go years of age, few
men are more highly appreciated. 1t is 4 dis
grace to us as people, that men actuated by
the purest and nOblest motives, and ever jealous
in the performance Of their duties should DO
made the targets for malicious slander.-AN
ILLINOIS SOLDIER, Quincy, III.