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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-29
Foreign News,

BERLIN, Dec. 20 The North German Ga
zctte to-day says 1t learos from reliable
sourcs that DR.. Won Holleben, at present
German minister to Jspan, will be trans
ferred to Washington where he will repre-
sent Germany Ia place OF CUNT Aroo Val.
ley, who ded soma Tina ago.
LONDON, Dec. 1T is stated to dsy
that i. is probable Lord Randolph Churchill
gill Do appointed British ambassador to st..
Petersburg 10 place Of Sir B. B. D. Morier,
who holds the position at present. The
Standard. while credltiUg the report, de-
CARES shat the appointment Of Lord Ran
dolph Churchill to diplomatic position
would be rash experiment. The St James
Gazette Gays 1t hopes the scheme will be
nippsd 10 the bud. 1t is charged that Lord
r ndolph Churchill has not the cooI head
ness requisite to carry on negotiations with
such power as Ruesia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-29
The Worlds Greatest Pa senger Train

O1e OF the greatest revelations TO foreign
ers when j urneSipg through this country is
the luxurious method Of trsveIiog erjoyed
By Americans. They are staggered with
the "Pennevvsnia Limited" and the COZ.
vsniepces sff lrded by thie creates: passenger
train Of the world.
a uniformed msid ie always On tha train
resdy 10 do service to ladies and children,
and :he observation Car is the sanc,Um for
longing and comfort. Men revei 10 The
cosiest OF smoking snd library CARE, vsith
daily ard periodical literetuie before them,
aud hulletined as wired to the train the
stock and business movements OF The hcul,
while stenographer and typewriter. whose
services are entirely free, is at desk cloae
by to receive, transcribe and dispatch iettets
arc teIeersms at their bidding. Tbese let
ters may be mailed In Quilted States nail
b Ok on the train provided for the use OF pas
seDgers. The hath and bsrber apartments
are the greatest of copveniences. II s DO
wonder this luxurious mode If travelling 5ss
made the "Pennsylvana Limited" famous
and is such revelation to our English cou-
sins. This trsin leaves Washington St 10 50
o. M, daily for Chicago, Cincinnati aud the
West.
A neat little pamphlet gotten out by the
company describing the Pennsylvania Lin.
lied can be obtained on application 20
RoBT. q. PAgKE,
Passenger Agent, 8. Dist,
Washington, d. @.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-29
I'll Found By Dreams

TIE ability Of Casper Keiohner, Grip
plsd jswsier, Of z ,lienopIe, Ps, to fosesee
IN his dreams locations fer OF! wells, hae
worked tac people d Butler county up to t
high pl.ch OF ext saert. Some moaihe
ego. Cnaniagham & &c. w;re drill!ng ?
vel! on tbs fafu, OF asa Siacfar. One night
8hiie the woi Wes oFi!i.Ug, AeichDe,
dreamed ,bst tie we!i wss Gry ead il the
ssme visi5n be saw eput or the farm Of
John Sblener, nsss tbs Sjsuf3s farm, waere
vel! wac f5wipR 1000 barrels Gay. More
ona of curiosity tosa anything else zig was
res up end & lois bred whers the dreamer
asnied Il. G.ess VAS the emsz metz otthe
countryside 4hen stream OF oil wAs s.tucs
chat aciuallF pGuTsG toysh 1000 barrels
day. Not ocutsns gi,h this Teal;Zltion q
his Gresm. Keotoes ep5 snd d:asm &c
sgaiu. Ta.s ,ime 5ia vision led ha, 10 sne
muddy Creek hs'da on Joha QeDn's fern,
aui ioUr miles fTcG1 aug well. BE saw 10
Sis sleep ell gnsaiog trom oertein stone
pile. Tbs Cripple bed Deve. beoo there, tuI
sss driven to &c p.ace {! he next day Gnd III
mere was the store Pile Dc dreamed OF. A
week ego pTeperet!oue weEs made 10 sink
vel or tbe spc.. No oil mas yes beer
reached. but tns bole ia not very deep.
E7sry hody IN tnei region is weitiog breath.
essiy for the cUfcome.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-29
Arrested in Ballet Costume.

When pretty 16-yesr.old Lizzie Ryan wes
srrragned 10 the Lee Avenue Police ConFt
10 Williamsburg, n. Y. to answer charge
made by Mrs. a. G. Carpenter, that she bad
stolen pair of gold mounted spsctscIes,
even her ardent admirsr Wss compelled to
admit that her Costums was little 1Dsea-
sonabe. She wore long silk stockings held
In place by silver c.ssps, blacks shoes With
silver buckles, aud g black shirt short
enough 10 show the length of the stockings,
and made to stand almost straight out by
founces and things, 4 corsage of black
and silver flowers and narrow strip oil
black vsIvea formed tne bodice OF the COS.
tune.
The costume YVES unreasonable, but the
cir! looked pretty in it, AID even Justice
Goetting bsamed pleasantly on her when
Mrs. Carpen er Withdrew the charge oftheft,
because she bad found her speotscles on the
mantepiece behind he clock. Miss Ryan
Vas only hall wsy through explaining how
abe was going 20 the Waverly masquerade
ball in TeutoDia Hall 10 ballet dancers
costume. and how the policeman arrested
her, when her mother entered the court
room and stopped the flow Of her converse.
ton Mrs Ryan told Jostice Goetting that
her daughter WAS wayward and addicted 10
visiting the merry -go.round in Uaion and
MontrUss avenue, and asked that she be
sent to an Institution.
The girl denied that she was Maynard. but as
Court officer Meyer testified that when he arrest
ed her on the way to the ball she had stopped and
was taking ride cross-legged on sn impossible
giraffe at the merry go round, the Justice found
her guilty aud sent her 10 the House OF the Good
Shepherd for six months. Officer Meyer said that
when he arrests, d her on Saturday night she beg
sed him to let her go to the bal II only for ten
minutes. He refused that request and offered TO
take her home while she changed her clothes. She
told him she did not want to 60 home, and that
she WAS not going to take off a costume that had
cost her 60 much trouble and expense before some
one had seen i5 a policeman lent her coat to
wear 10 the House OF the Good shepherd.-N. p.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-29
4IpnIeIA RERa.

T. ". McOance, ir., & Co., coal merchant
of Richmond, made On assignment yester'
day; liabilities $50 COO
L. is reportt d thaC tue Norfolk and West
ern has secured control OF tie Lynchbure
and Durham rsiroad.
Gen. Armstrong, superintendent of The
Hampton Iostitute, who had IN attack OF
spoplexy IN Boston few weeks Eioce, ls
recovering ard will soon leave that city for
Hampton.
Mr.. Eooch Pratt has advised Mayor LIS.
trobe of Baltimore TO write strong letter
10 the Governor of Virginia requesting the
houoring Of 100000 of Virginia bonds held
By the Peabody trustees.
The etory about the disappearance from
the court records In Ricbmond over twenty
wears ego OF the bond given IN Richmond by
Jefferson Davis to answer IN the Uai.ed
Stasee Circuit Court to the charge OF trsa-
son, Is again going the rounds.
Freak M. Lsngston, the son OF John III.
Langstop, cnored, was convicted oil murder
10 August, 1887, and cent to the penitentia-
ry for eight years. This term was ate: wards
committed to five ears, and expired on De-
cember 1871, when be was released.
Il is officially announced ia Nav York
that the holders Of obligations OF the State
of Virginia may avail themsei7es OF the BEN
efts to be derived under the plan of agree
ment by deposiiing such Obligations and the
payment Of one per cent. 10 the Central
Trust Company on or before January Is.
1900
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-29
From Australia.

MELBOURNE. Dec. 90 The Blight Hen.
the Earl OF HopetouD, Governor OF Vlcioris,
prorogued the colonial parliament to-day.
His exceliency in closing the session said he
regretted that difficulties had arisen In deal
ing With the cormo 90 wealth bill, bat he be.
lieved that the federation OF the Australian
colonies was only delayed. not defeatsd
He added that the financial prospects Of the
colony were promising aud that good reports
had been received concerning the harvest.
SYDNEY, Dac. 20 Extensive bush fires
have swept over the districts OF Albaoy
Waggs. Tsmora and Nudge, causing Im.
menss damage to .the crops. a large num-
Der of live stock were caught In the free
and burned to death.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-29
COMMITTEES APPOINTED The committee

COMMITTEES APPOINTED The committee
appointed to consider the effairs of the Rich
mond Termln al Company mat In New York
yesterday and appointed F. 3. Oicott. Hen
~ Bulge and VIM. A. Perkins committee
10 propose plans Of reorganization, to be
submitted to the stockholders. The Daily
Stakeholder gives Rich mond Terminal secut-
itiss decided upward lift, and claims to be
fairly well informed as to the general plan
4hioD tbs o colt reorganization committee
will be- asssd to carry out. Il is to provide
amply for the floating debts OF. controlled
corporations aud leave 100000 cash lie
the company's treasury. Richmond Ter
mhaj itself has no h9atlDg debs. 10 accom-
pill hiog this "tEe common stock is not 80
sesss6, no bond or preferred stock Is scaled
down, DO coupon Is funded"
Il was reported in New York yesterday
that wealthy directors have Endorsed two OF
the companS's notes for $3.50 900 each.
a director ofthe Richmond Terminal Com
rany said yesterday that probably the first
step that the Olcott committee would take
in resdiusting the affairs of the whole sys
tenn is TO abrogste the lease of the Georgia
Central to the Georgia Pacific.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-29
HIS Own eRANDFATHDR.-Wm. Ha.mar

HIS Own COMMUNICATIVE. Ha,man.
Of Titusvlle, Pa. has committed suicide
from melancholy conviction that ne wss
his OWE grandfather. Here is the singular
letter that he left:
II married widow who had grown-up
daughter. My father visited Gus house very
often, fell ia love with my ssepdsu3hter and
married her So my father became my son
in-lsw. apd ny ssepdaughter ny mother be-
cause she was my fathers wife. Soon sf-
forwards my wif, had son-he was nay
fathers brothsr-io-law end my uncle, f)r he
YES the brother OF my s:epmosher, My
fathers wife, i. G., my stepdeughter, had also
a SOD he was OF course my brother and in
the meantime my grandchild, fur he was
the con OF my daughter. My wife was my
grandmother, because she was my mothers
mother. I was my wife's husband end
grsndchiid at the same time. And IS the
husband OF G PERSONS grandmother is HE
grandfather. was my own grandfather"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-29

NfEssRs. REED AND LODGE hnd'ng no
American precedent for the arbitrary rule OIL
the republicans in the lat Q S. House OF
representatives, fud plenty of them among
tbs morarohlcEl governments oiEarope. But
this government Is based upon an adopted
constitution, cen only be conducted In ao-
cordance therewitb. snd !ts presidents must
be found In its own history, not In thst @!
governments opposed TO free Institutions
Ptecedants for the government Of the Pres
byterian church might as we'll be looked for
In thu Catholic church, as those for the rule
of the free snd eqQel Uated States among
countries governed by Kings, not by the
people. And the fact that the republican
leadere do lcok sor them in such countries,
and parade them. when fund. as ample
sanction for their u iance Of both the spirit
and letter of tbs suprems law Of their own
LAND shows that thar conoep ion Of the true
intent Of free Institutions is az perverted
as their ideas OF macy othOr things CT less
Importance to lhe welfare OF the American
people.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-29
FROM WASHINGTON.

Especial Correspondence Of Tie Alexandria Gazette.
#8sElYeFoE. 2. g., Dec. &c. 1891.
Among the visitors here to day is MIR.
Parsons, tbs anti-Mshons leader in Virginia,
snd tbs mAp wno DoEe the expense of the
republican campaign in this State last fail.
He Gays he is not hotheelDg himself about
politics nov, but Is trying to make money.
When informed Of .be report TO the effect
that Gen. Mahons Is trying 10 be elected to
Congress from The Petersburg district, be
said he aas rot surprised, and thet that
would Do the on!y yey by which the Gen.
eral would ever lie abie TO get INTO politics
or pubic life again. MIR. Paraons esid the
impression is general among those familiar
with the incidents OF the late Senator
Piumb's sickness, that death in that case was
the result of TOO large and too strong n.y.
pode,mc injection of morphine.
& D Bsckiey, the Weli-known oolored
politician, formerly Of Alexandria but now
OF Fairfax cOuoty, aud during The last dem
ocsatic Congress an employee Of the House,
but removed by tie Reed Congress-, will
make speech to the mem bsrs Of his race in
Alexandds next Fslcsy in opposition to The
proposed separate CATS for white people and
negroes n his s'ete, curing which, Ii is said,
he will give his hssrsis some OF tie true ib-
wsrdness al Maaobe aud Mahoneism.
MIR. J. E. Clements, real estate agent of
ehis city, has sold tbs site If the old Airing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-29
Legislative Matters

Among the important questions srd uea
ures the legIaiBiure will have to consider
after the holidays ere the railroad commits
sion bill, Ire report Of the committee ON re-
duction OF orim!aai expensea, he oyster
quss ion, the repoTb CT the State debt cnm-
mission, ,he rssprorticnmer5 OF the State
for members OF Q ae5ess. Esd est but noi
least, the roec ae. The rcsd law prem
ises 10 start as Interesting fight SO will toe
oyster question, while when Inc railroad
commission Bill comes up il ie probably that
mere is going to be hesro from the saltwater
section about water transportation thso
The members fTon other divisions of ths
State ever dresmed Of. ADeut he railroad
5il 1t may be mentioned that new cnudi.
Gates for the position of commissioners are
beard OF nearly every day. Among the
nsmss more Recently mentioned ers Mr..
Jsmes E. Mckinney. Mr.. q ". Pickrei!,
Mr. a Dunlop, secretary Of the Richmond
Chamber of Commerce, and Colonel g. L.
Bsrbee. late treasurer OF the Virginia Farm.
ers' Alliance.
It is thought that the bill providing for separ-
ate cars for the races will not be considered until
the railroad commission bill is disposed of. 1t
was said in Richmond few days since that the
most earnest advocates OF the separate csr bill
rom the weste,n PORTION OF the state. dole
gate in discussing the subject said the negroes who
sra engaged at the Low Moor, Longdale and other
furnac % are causing much trouble on the Chesa.
pcAke and Ohio, batween Stsunton and Clifton
Forge and on the Richmond and Alles hsny be-
tween Gynchburs and Clifton Forge, and that all
the members from tnet section are in favor Of the
bill. 1t looks lie this might p,ss the House, but,
as is the case with the commission b.l, lis chances
arc not go favorable ia the Senate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-29
American Tin Plate Works

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 29.-rhe N. u G
raYior company, which has been operating
a small lin plate factory here, to-day com.
pieted arrsD gements for the erection OF 8
factory in this city, which, when completed
vii! be the largest establishment of its kind
ia the United States. The company has
bought property 10 the lower section OF the
city on Tasker street extending from Meade
street to sw lnson street, $50 feet long by
$50 feet wide. Upon til 8 ground 1t Ia pro.
posed to begin at once the erection OF a fac
terry for the manufacture Of tin plate CT the
aness grades, both Of the roofing aud bright
Varieties The factory will have capacity
OF "a stacks, with complete picking de-
partment attached and will turn out / 200
boxes of tin day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-29
S(sS75za1
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
The New York Senate.

ALBANY. Dec. 29-The Court OF APP
ps ais sbould have met at noon to-day to de.
oide the four contested senatorial election
csses, but at l o'clock the judges had not
come into che court room. Il was said they
we're waiting for Judge Gray, whose SOD, 1t
is said, Is dying ct Newport The demo-
Gratis expect that the court will decide In
favor Of Derby, the republican In
the Troy district, and that 1t will
divide on the other three districts.
The republican candidate In the Dutchees
diatrict ia dead, and 1.-THE republicans win
three they will have to fight sgain at q
special election. II the democrats get only
one dslr ct OF the four, they may not lose
the Senate They have fourteen members
now to enirtesn republicans and one indie
pendent. With one more democ at the Ssn.
at wou d stand fif cen democrats, fifteen re-
puolicens, one independent and one va
csncy.
The decisions were hand, down at 2 o'clock.
The effect OF the decisions appears to give the
democrats control OF the Senate 4 he court de-
cdes that the State board of canvsssers shalt issue
cert fcate to Nichols, democrat in the Onon.
daga strict, and to Walker, democrat, in
the Steuben district In the Duchess case
iho couri holds thai the Mylod certificate is sui.
fcient but leaves the question open for the e1er-
else Of the judgment OF the State board Of canvass
ers as to Whistler the certificate Of election should
be given to Dean OF Osborne. In the Derby case
the court HOLLIS that the certificate Of election
should DO given to Derby, republican, in the
tennsselaer, Washington district.
The decisions Of the court caused great con-
sternation among the republicans. The demo.
Gratis are jubilsnt. The democra' S hsvo now com.
plete control Of the State government snd an cru
meration bill will he pushed through and at opc.
followed By respportionment snd rcd ssric:lng
I.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-29
GERMAsy's NEW PowDER.-Tns new


German artiierg is pcaasssed o; an element
of appalling effectiveness in thu new ourst-
ing powder. Ia the gar With France the
best record made oy shells then in use was
10 cover with splinters an G.ea of forty or
ifty Daoes There WeTe seldom more than
seven Or eighs persons wounded by the
bursting OF ono s1eil. Experiments With
the new aheli have proved hat it will
nurn everything within large ares,
liz splintera will cover oiTo.e oi nasrly 900
feet. Soms OF i;s !regments all be isrge
enough to Kill man o5ne.s ere almost In
visible, end calculated to merely excoriate
the akin. IL tbs experiments sn enormous
target vas siddied With thousand Of holes
oy the ourstiug Of single shell. Four
shslls were sufficient 10 Gi0k an obsolete
ironoIad used as tssses Ct Kiei. Il is the
belief that one bafterY, ii 9he Facge we're &C.
curats, could aDnih!ia,e who!s division.
The Rschsisg will 5e sskad coon 10 vote a
large amount FOR the supp ying OF the en-
tire artillery arm With this destructive pow
der
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-29

PRINCESS MARYs DoRRY. The Duke OF
Cambridge is credited with endowing Prin.
cess Victoria Mary With the sum Of 5000
pounds yearly. Despite the expenses at
tached tc his morganaiic family his own
savings and his annual ircome of 80 0C0
pounds have enabled him to be generous TO
his fsVorite niece. l. has been decided that
the dresses to bs worn by tbs bridesmaids
of the Princess will be Of white aud silver.
trimmed with May blossoms. They viii
wear veii5 and Hres.hs, but their toiIettes
will hsvs no trains. The corporation Of the
city OF London will present the Princess
with a silver dinner service and diamond
necklace, and the Duke of Buccleugh will
give her q dian 3Gd orscsiet. The nember
OF ius nob,ifg are gie.oe .7iEh EACH o;her IN
tbe costiiuese f;hair gifs o. j 9siEs AID
plate to the young couple.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-29
Naval Movements

SAN DIEGO, Gala, DEC. 29.--Accotdlng
to Admiral Brown, who Is COW here with
tins Ssn Francisco, the cruiser Charleston
las left Honolulu for Acapulco. I. ia be-
iieved here that The San Francisco bias Or
dera 10 remain at this port until diplomatic
relations with Chill take one turn or the
other, and that her disposition In future
will depend upon the turn those diplomatic
relations take. The Baltimore Is expected
here about Thursday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-29
Reported Loss of an Ocean Steamer.

NORFOLK. Va, Dec. 29-Oaptain Hop
kps OF tbe British steamer Ocean @ leep,
which has arrived here. reports having en-
countered terrific gale In mid ocean on
Dec. 81. Four Of his crew were lost. Cap
ain Hopkins rrports that on the next morn
ing he sighted large ocean steamer flying
signals of distress. The vessel to all ap.
pearanoes was passenger steamer bound
from Liverpool to New York. Owing to
a dense fog the Ocean Qaeen was unable to
go to her rescue. When the fog llfsed no.
thing more was eeen Of the distressed steam.
or and 1t is believed she fouudered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-29
bad way

AS THERE is no evil without a good that
affords at least soma compensation, there
must be one for the sickness incident to the
prevailing weather, and it Is found in the
reduced price OF quinine, the remedy fer
that sickness. For that good the afflicsed
NAV we'll thank the democrats, through
whose strenuous effJrts the tariff tax on
that medicine was removed. II the price of
the medicine referred to were as high now as
IL was before the tex on it was removed,
much of the money spent in Christmas
gifts last week wou d have been expended
in the payment Of prescriptions for quinine
Mills
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-29

In REFERRING to the clamor thst has oSen
raised in the North By the report that the
Confederate flag is flying over country
possofice 10 Texas, the New York Sun asks
how Ii can be expected that poor ignorant
crossroads postmaster in Texas should
know that the war i8 over, when Senators
Hoar and ChsndIer and ether coilegeoFed
and cultured men OF New England, sttll see
sanzuipsry shapes aud hear the rsttattoe
of war drums in thu Sou'h? The question
is a natural one, but it cannot be answered.
Then too Mr. ClerksoD. chairman OF the no
tionai republican committee, says the next
republican campsign must be fought for the
protection .. toe negroes in the South
though he knows that negroes who have
gone TO Afios return from that country to
sheir happy home in th~ South.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-29
Sinking Old Rag Of Treason
To the Editor ofthe Alexandria Gazette:

To the Editor Ofthe Alexandria Gazette:
Tho quotation at tic head Of this pspar il re-
ported to be tbs language OF the great commander
oi the Grind Army OF the Reprblic in dsscrib.
| ing the ons-sgO furled flag OF this southern Con-
federacy.
1t was under that sinking rsg OF treason
| that mere handful OF scuthmcn times without
number rolled back in confusion and mad flight
great a.mos of HortherI Invaders. 1t waved in
triumt h on tins faI-f-ned hoids Of Manassas, Sig
! Bethel. Cedar Mountain, Cold Ba-bor, Gaincs's
Mil, WiideInts3, Charlottesville, Fredericks-
burg, spotsyIvanis courthouse, Se7eD P,ne.
Chics shomny, Malvern Hill, UraEer, rrevil aus,
and even whtn Numbering only 2, 500 men, Hh3D
almost surrounded b. tho concentrated thousands
OF Grant at Appomattox, those who bore II strucK
with awe AID terror their opponents, capturing
thousands OF and whole arteries Of ertiuery,
with the grace end PIE ision OF those on dress
psrsd,.
That "stinking old rag Of tr ason" was the en-.
sign Of 100000 patriots and heroes who, poorly
equipped AID badly clothed and fed, wlthstood
for Jodr Icing ysats tho assaults OF 100000
Rorthmen. Proud old atanoard! Thou didst
represent the principlos-ihe grand and glorious
old priAci ples-cf oar ravo. utonary fathers, who
declsrad that every people sh 'uid enjoy the I'M
sensble right TO choose the government under
which they shoud ii7s IL this DO treason" chen
make tbs most Of l5.
''stinAing old rsg Of troascnn Though thou
art reposing upon thy lAurels, ara will never
moro be seen on tho field of battle, noae but the
pusillanlmous and cowardly will ever heap vitu.
peraticn and abuse on he people or principles
thou cid'st represent. Thy folds fosted proudly
over tho martial terms OF Les, Jackson, Stuart
and thousands o. their brave comrades, whose
proves shall be sung by enrsptured millions
thousands OF years after thy msigners have been
forever forgotten. BANoYER.