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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-19
WASHINGTON NEWS.


Nhe A"hl hifpusfu W.
Washington, jan lS.-The first con.
tested election case IN the present con.
gress has been disposed of hy the house
Chairman Taylor OF the committee on
elections no. 2, reported Thomas r.
Clark, WHO a2rd notice OF contcstagainst
Jesse +. stallings, representing the See.
ond Alabama district, had abandoned
the contest, and the committee there.
fore unanimously imported the rcsolu.
;ion, declaring Stallngs elected
The house then resumed the consider.
alton Of the army appropriation bill.
When the house adjourned Monday a
point Of oricr had been raised against
the provision Of the bin modifying the
method Of computing the mileage Of
army officers. The chair oycuulcd the
point Of order
Mr. DcArmond Of Missouri offered an
amendment 10 the diplomatic and con.
sular appropriation bill 10 was a reso.
luton for the recognition Of Cuban bel.
hgerncy, and when q point Of order was
raised against DC, he made a strong speech
appealing 20 Those whosymrathizcd with
the insurgents 90 override the rules
OF the house, assert themselves and
adopt this amendment now he dc.
clarod they could never explain thcir
course 90 constituents II they did no,
seize the opportunity.
In the senate, Mr. Gallingcr Of the
committee ON public health, reported
favorable 90 the senate bill providing
Tor the investigation Of the subject OF
lcprosy, and it was placed on the ralrn.
dar.
Mr.. Vest Of Missouri, for the finance
committee reported the Tcllcrrcsoluuon.
which was adopted By the committee,
and gave notice that he would call 10 Up
az an early date.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-19
HIS WORDS cHEEREp.
Rev. Lamp.on on the Union of Re-
iigion aud tho state.

Rev. Lamp.on on the Union of Re-
iIgion aud the state.
Chicago, Jan. rs. Tho tendency IN
the Congregational church Is toward the
union Of religion and the state. Tho
church has now O. splendid opportunity
toasscrt love torcouuiry and Co 900 Be-.
self with patriotic spirit The time is
coming when We shall put obligations
Of citizenship into our crccd aud teach
Thorn in our chuUhos'
These wcre the words of Rey. DR. @.
NJ lamp.on, thc president OF che Amer.
lean hoard Of foraign missions. in an ad.
dress bcfore the Chicago Congregational
club last evening he was speaking
Of the great tendencies manifest in the
development Of bis church. and when
be- had reached that part II his rcmlrks
telling Of the power the church would
have in civic and national Affairs Boz the
future and utiord the words above
quoted his entirc audience lurt forth
into cheers Of approval The ora.ion
was the monthly dinner and inception
OF the club.
In addition 90 President Ilmnn and
Vice President D. Will, James OF thc
American boarl of ioragu missions
there ven present among the guest,
President J. T. Bradley Jacksonville
college; Roy. ] II. seldom, E,gIn; g..
H. ldc, Milwaukee; Gcorg, ". Rust.
Minneapolis; Mayor s. 5. smith. niv.
export, Ia; George l.. Chasc, Hartford.
Conn
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-19
Our Prices are Low
HE PLAYED THE DEVIL.
George Aihia Represented old satan
aud Caused n stampede at Church.

George Aifis Represented old Satan
aud Caused a stampede At Church.
Bourbon, Ind. Jan lS-Rcy Mr..
Akin, pastor Of the fock OF Bethel
church, Sunday night took for his
theme. "Hlis Satanic Majesty" He Is
an eloquent man, and he painted tho
arch dend In vivid colort At the cd.
max of the description b,ing. drscd
90 represent the doyil with large head
and switching tail. amb.l up the aisle.
blowing smoke frum its nostuls. aud
believing II am che dcyu. and want
all Of you " Tho audience boclmc pan.
he stricken Men. womcn and childrvu
wcr hurled 20 che noor and tmmp.cd
upon in Che mad rush for che door ln
the confusion the stove was upturncd
and che building caugh, dw. B0iorc
the Mortified members wgainod their
sense the fine had madc such Roadway
that an attempts @, save tbcchur,h wcro
In vain.
Goorrc Akin. SON of thc pastor. CON.
fes-cd that Dee. with the help of uth,r
boys. uTeod upa devil uit. and know.
ing the subject Ot hs fathers sermon.
concealed himself behind q chair and
awaited che arrival of tfe congregation.
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WILL BE REPREsENTED.
LILLE Rocks Chamber Of Commerce re.
considers FORMER RESOLUTION.

Lille Rocks Chamber Of Commerce re.
considers a FORMER RESOLUTION.
indianapolis, Jan. lS.-Chairman
Hanna Of the executive committee ~
the monetary convention. was notified
that the chamber of commerce Of Little
Rock, Ark had pconsidcred it, detcm.
nation not 10 send delegate, % thc con.
vention, aud that Il would D. fully mp.
resented.
a number Of other citio. IN Arkansas.
have also concluded 90 D. vprscntod.
Memphis and several cities In Tennessee
will also b. represented. and the con.
vcntion now expects q larger delegation
from the south than was iorcshadowcd
last week
Adyiccs r'coivcd by the committee
say that thcr' Is no lack 81 interest In
Michigan, and that state will bc fully
represented
Alottcr from Professor Folwon of the
University Of Minnesota rcceiyod ~.
day, asked for 30 copies II the commis.
sion's IMPORT 90 D. used hy the senior
class
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-19
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Walter Holly was arrested nc Saddlcr,
Tex. changed with couutorfc.ting
Tho $4,000 male inhrmnry rccntly
built on the North Texas insane asylum
grounds 40 Terrell. Tex. has been &C.
ccpiod By the management
Mrs Rosa Iaugston. who was In.
iucd by Chicago. Rock Island and
Texas train in lsa5, got judgment at
Montague, Tex. for $4,000.
While two ncgro buys were playing
with an old musket AZ Luling. Tex. the
gun went on, killing one Of them
Hog cholera Is staying hogs In tho
ChickaaW nation south Of Lexington,
o. T.
The old Confederate mule owned by
A. Mccullough at Blum, Tex, died
thcn Tho mule was ~ years old and
went through the civil war
Henry Dcllart was killed near Cliff.
tom, Tex by a horse falling upon him.
4. A. johnson, a dry goods dealer az
lAsca, Tex, has failed
a rabbit hunt in Oklahoma, near
Enid, resulted in the capture Of 1920 OF
the little animals
Macy a pcndleiou. bankers and
brokers az New York City, failed with
lahihtc, about 100000
John Hurris was fatally gorcd by n
bull at Bonham, Tex
While workmen were digging q ditch
90 Gaicsyi.lc, Tex, thc skeleton 81 o
man was uuarihcd
Tho city ball az III paso. Tex. has
been condemned as unsafe
Fiw at Temple, Tex, destroyed tho
confectionery store of Leon Moore and
tho stor OF Mr. T. Mumcll
Frank I've. defeated William Cation
iu a billiard match az Chicago. ill
Mr. Laura Drcw, iiel at Galveston.
Tex. from an oyordoso OF chloruform.
Edwarl knight, confidential clerk
Of DR. Claiming, banker and bnkor.
AZ Boston Mass is missing several
Thousand dollars in cash, diamonds aul
lcwclry also gone.
Hricrt Icioy outraged Miss Alice
Cam near Pensacola. Fla. Tie then
Killed the girl and ended his own HE
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-19
SEVERITY cENsUREp.
Lsgislatiy. Committcc Of Iowa Rake. over
fenitcntiary aud Asylum onlclais.

Legislative. Committee OF Iowa Rake. over
fenitcntiary aud Asylum Oniclais.
Des Moines, Jan. lS-Tho two pcni.
tcntiarios Of the STATE, and the asylum
for the deaf and dumb. az Council
Bluffs, r'ccivd tho bulk of ccnurc In
the import of the legislative Investigation
committed, submitted 90 the general as.
scmhly. an the institutions an, taken
90 task fer the lax bookkeeping and un.
businoss.like methods Excessive sala.
rics have beon drawn nc Anamosi poni.
Tertiary, and iho general system ha.
been untusinc@liko. The ASYLUM foi
Che deaf and dumb 40 Council Bluff.
pnrhasod supplies without rcicuncc o.
market values or che quality of rouA.
Uccivcd. The committee takes ID.
cidod stand ior competitive bids for SID.
plies. lt finds that tho support funds.
intended for the use Of Keeping the i'm.
mates, haze bovn diverted n almos,
every institution, Go paying salaries and
other bills. not contemplated hy the stat.
utcs.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-19

Davis Garth went to Nayasoia yes
ieriay.
T7eni--IgoSood up slalrs Taoms
Apply 10 Ira Gooch. ~
Tue tax collections have been lively
aimee the lstoi January.
For nice butter delivered at your
home, see Mrs. W. W. Griffin. iS
John Whitaker Of Cuero came In on
the noon train yesterday.
For Reni-The Mosely residence on
courthouse square. Apply at this Of.
Zee. an
wanied-On or before Feb. ] position
a. bookkoeper or salesman. Clifford
Axson. ~
Mrs. Emmett Rohde returded home to
franklin yesterday after yisit to rela-
lives here.
For Accident and Life Insurance,
either In Lodge or Straight Life Com
panies see Joe y. Reed. n
Col. and Ms. N. D. Gnham arrived
Yesterday on a visit to their daughter,
Mrs. l.. l.. Melnnis Of this city.
FONDA pair Of spcctacles ia a case.
Owner can have same by calling az this
Office and paying for this notice. AZ
II. Kernole, S. N. Derdea, Jim Coon.
sF and others have gone to the stock.
mems convention at San Antonio.
In the county court now IN session
Washington Brown. colored, charged
with aggravated assault has been &C.
quilted.
white man charged With burglary
wa brought mp from wclIborn Tuesday
night and lodged IN jail by Constable
Ed Farquhar.
Dr. William Erwin aud family aud
VIII Porter came down from Hearne
yesterday 20 attend the ohseau'es of
Mr.. A. II. llarbors.
John Navaftil has novel his tailor
shop up stairs over the most Office
where he will be pleased 10 have his
patrons and The public call and get the
best work at the lowest prices. 81
Make your arrangements 70 a. TO be
able to see "a Trip 10 Chinatown" al
'he opera house January -. Il
Is one Of the most popular plays ever
put on the American stage.
sifayed or siolen-From lhe home Of
). u. Black la Bryan, one brown horse.
ID hands high, white spot in face. has
been roached, shod all round one iron
gray mare, years ola, f5rrlop cut ofI
no brands. shod ia front. $3.50 reward
Tor information leading TO reclvery.
~ J. Il Black.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-19
Good Measure


Alleniarm, Biazos County, Tex, Jan.
IA while man by the name Of I'd
Young was run over and killed by the
Santa lie train this evening at 8 o'clock.
between here and CLAY station. lie fell
under the cars and the entire train pass.
ell over him, cutting him TO pieces
His body was turned over 20 the section
men at Clay station.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-19
Pate-Dyess.

Mr.. Ben Pate Of Buffalo, Leon county
and Miss Florence Dyess Of the Harvey
community, were married ut Bright.
light church by Rev. W. r. Wood Of
WELDON, last sunday night.
Miss Dyess l. native ofBra,os
county, and a young lady with
many accomplishments and a large cir.
Gle Of admiripg friends. The Young
couple have gone to Leon county where
they will make their future home. and
where the groom was BON and raised
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-19
REPUBLICANS DIVIDED.
Eleven In Maryland Refused 60 Caucus
and Are Holding out.

and Are Holding Out
Annapolis, Jan ls.--The Maryland
general assembly began az d 80 O'Clock
this morning TO ballot for a United
States senator 90 succeed senator Cor.
man, whose term expires March I, 1899.
Tho opening Of the fight found the Re.
publioans. who have considerable ma
lority In both houses, divided among
themselves, II VI the number. an dele.
gates 81 Baltimore city, having persist.
emily refused 10 20 into caucus on the
senatorial or any other question. The
situation was further complicated by
rumors that William r Mulstcr. the NJ.
Gently elected Republican mayor Of Bal.
timorc, would enter the contest, and ne
expected to win by means Of a coalition
between the u malcontcnts and a.
Democrats IN the house and senate. The
first ballot was watched with interest.
but developed nothing. Tho fight will
b. csumoi tomorrow In joint session.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-19

The pastor announces that the reyiy.
al services at the Baptist church will 60
right IN through the week, and when
rain interfeies with one service. the
next will be held At the appointed time.
The meeting Is said TO be one Of the
most spiritual held ia Bryan Tor years,
W. l.. Turner Of jacksonville 4. in
the city.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-19

1corge Gibson was fatally injured hy
being kicked by a horse near Union
City, o. T.
fWo lights in Paris, France, Is the
outcome Of the Drcyfus affair.
burnet Hart was given 80 years in The
peniicntiaIy for the killing Of Mamie
Dixon At Ferris, Tex.
The hoard of dircctor Of toe agrcul.
tunl and mechanical college AZ COLLEGE
Station, Tex, has postponed the election
OF president caused by the death of
Aloss. until March 4.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-19
Unchanged a. uiadsforL

Bdiofonl Me- Jan. l> Tho strike
situation hor Is unchanged The Pop.
pcrl lacona and N0rs mills rcmain
shut down and them is every indication
Of long struggle A committee Of
lor- operatives vil au ou Agent Page
and ondcaNor to seun adjustment of
their grievance ol account OF the rs-
durtion
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-19
DEATH OF MIR. AUGUST n.
HARBERs.
A PTOmln ent German meri,
can Citizen OF Bryan
Gone.

The death Of Mr.. August II. Harbers,
briefly mentioned in the Eagle yesier.
day morning, though anticipated for
months, has filled the hearts ofthe PEG.
pie Of this community with the deepest
sorrow, and the members OF the strick.
en- family, treading the shadoWy path.
way Of bereavement with aching hearts,
have the warm and tender sympathy Of
all.
Mr.. Hafhefs was born 10 Olden burg
Germany, April o. 1852. and wus there
fore in his forty.sixth year. lie came
TO the United States IN 1895. After re-.
siding Tor time In both Galveston and
Calvert, Nr. liarbers located in Bryan
In 1871, and was married 10 Miss II. c.
Porter Of this city Fed. !, 1875. lie
leaves a wife and three sons, two Of
whom are grown, and two daughters.
In youth he attended the Lutheran
church, but became a member Of the
Baptist church here in 1875. As stated
yesterday he was a Mason aud a mem.
Der Of the Sons Of Herman and Home
Forum.
His business career in Bryan extend.
ed over period Of more than twenty.
five years, during which he occupied
many positions Of trust and response.
biliiy, and no man enjoyed tie conf.
denoe aud esteem Of his fellow citizens
10 greater extent.
As announced yesterday the funeral
vail take place this morning at 0 O'Clock
from the family residence.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-19
BAKERS MAeINa MAR.
They Are Fighting the American biscuit
Company as Iuiou.


Chicago, Jan. ls.-Tho bakers union
has begun a war against the American
Biscuit company aud also ugain,t all om.
pluycrs of nonuuIon bakers Tho oHl.
Gers of the union say they win carry the
war into cyory state whcu tho Amen.
can Biscuit company dog. business
According 90 tho officers of tho union.
Che Eight !, in Inhalation ior aIcrcd ac.
tion ON the part of the American Bis.
cult company m d.charpiug mOmltr
Of their organization whenever DO ha.
sccurcd control OF o. bakery, and placing
nonunion and cheaper men n thoir
places. In this way, the union men
say. wages have bccn induced in tho
oompny's bakeries, and this has forccd
the wages down In other establishments
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-19

HUnhlm Tea JAM s-Ida two
chilirn OF John Ouag aged o. AMI @
years respectively vru discovered in
thc woods auout il miles southwest OF
here Sunday. after having been lo,t Tor
two days aui nights Ea.b vcre almost
dead from cold and hunger buf have
since ucuytr.d
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-19

Washington. Jan lN-ln the United
states supreme court Justice Harlin
handed down am opinion In Che case of
A Howard Ritter executor of William
Dunk, vs. che Mutual Life Insurance
company ~ New York involving the
question of whether the hgirs of man
who commits ,uicida when iu sound
mind can recover thc insurance Tho
court held that they can not
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-19

Washington, Jan. iS.-Thc senate
committee on finance has voted torcport
the Teller resolution declaring Tor the
payment Of national bonds In silver rs
wei a. gold. The vote stood sto5. The
resolution is practically the same as the
Stanley Matthews resolution. which was
adopted some years ago.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-19

Consul Ocncml Spnurrauiyod by Wig.
iAnca. bringing frpm tho United States
consal rcucml 1000 boXo, of provisions,
900 half larrcls ot -four and other sup
plies Cor distribution.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-19

Prof r, II. Whitlock, yice-president
Of the A. and NJ. College, was elected
president pro tenn yesterday afternoon
by the board Of directors.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-19

Washington, Jan is-Tho houso
committee on interstate and foreign
commerce has reported the ant.scalping
bill There wore but two dissenting
votes In the committee.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-19

Blue Earth, Mon, Jan. iS.-Jacoh
frund Of this city committed suicide Nv
shooting himsoliint the head He gained
much noiuuoty az the time oi the drown.
ing Of pretty Annie Oder He was ar.
rcstcd and had double trial, and wa,
finally nnnniiInl
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-19
Granber -y-Seale.

Dr. Howard CRANBERRY and Miss Fan
aie Scale were married yesterday at the
home Of the brides mother, Mrs. Eliza.
beth Scale, at Benehley, by DR.. West.
Only relatives and few fiends were
present at the marriage. The bride be.
longs TO one OF the most prominent fam.
lilies la this part Of the state and unites
most charming disposition with a
highly cultured mind The groom +. a
prominent young physician Of Austin.
Handsome presents were received.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-19

RIO dc Janeiro, Jan. iS-Tho govern.
mcnt Of Bu II has dcclarrd iis pleasure
at the appointment Of Charles nagc Rry.
an, b b. United States minister 20 Bra.
all.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-19
orgat nrIlalu Again Declln,.

london. Jan rs Gpat Britain has
again declined 60 Uopou tho scaling
uupstion.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-19

Boston. Jan iS-Rphrt Alemndors
thrr SONS. Davis, anill. Jerome. aged
e. and Paul a-Ia.New a.nHFKlted by
gns which u-s le.t mrty uu,d ou ty
accident BOO tr..rc hambf sunday night
Alexander who UCoutIy came irum
New YORK, m. become insane over the
tragedy
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-19

Mrs Henry James Of Abilene, is Witt.
ing Mrs. c. ;. Moore.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-09-01
SOUTH CAR0LlNA'S PRIMARY.
ELLERBB AND FEATHERsToNE
WILL RE IN SECOND RACE.

Returns Coming in Very SlOwIy-To-
tai Vote VIII Not BE over $4,000,
43,33I Votes Already Being Ac-
counted For-COnsressman Lati-
mer Renominated, ns Is Congress-
man Wilson In the Fourth-COn-
gressman strait Defeated-CIOse
Race ina the Sixth Distrtct-FIOyd
Has Probably Beaten Watts for
Adjustant General.
Columbia, S. c., Aug. 31.-Probably two
thirds of the vote of the Democratic prim-
airy election held yesterday in this state
has come in. but returns are very slow.
The total vote will not be much over 3d.
900. OF this 1881 has been accounted for.
and distributed thus: Ellerbe, 5000;
Archer, 712 Featherstone. 1898; Schum-
pert, 1913; ex-Congressman Tillman, CLOS;
Watson, 1884: Whitman. 24O
1t now seems beyond question that Gov.
Elerbe and Mr.. Featherstone, the one
standing for the dlspensary and the other
for prohibition, will have to make the
second race.
Featherstone will abide the result of the
primary.
In the Third district Congressman Lat
inner has been renominated. the vote being:
Latimer, 5,76S; Boggs. 1881; Johnston, B.
2S7.
In the Fourth district, Congressman
Wilson is also assured Of denomination
The vote is practically complete, as fol-
lows: Wilson, 1929; Johnson, $3.50; Dom
aldson, 49,
Congressman Strait has undoubtedly
been beat in his district, and there is every
indication that Attorney Geenral Barber
and Mr.. Finley will have to make the sec
ond race. The vote, as reported is:
Strait. 1888; Henry $50; Barber, 2,245;
Finley, BIT; Kennedy, I'll; Pollock. 63S.
In the Sixth district 1t is nip and tuck
between Congressman Norton and his
only opponent, MI ElleTbe, brother of
the Governor. The vote reported is:
Norton 1884; Ellerbe, 1852.
In the Seventh district the vote is ::
Congressman Stokes, 2,772; Brantley 1,555.
The returns from this district are very
poor
For adjutant general. Mr.. Floyd, one
armed veteran, will very likely defeat
Gen. Watts.
Mr.. McMahan and Superintendent OF
Education Mayheld will likely have to
make the second race for the latter S
place.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-09-01
--a-73~-s-------
PRESENTATION OF THE FLAG.
Company b Highly COmpIimented by
High Army Officers.

hlSn OHCeEs.
Huntsville, Ala, Aug S1.-The regimen
tai flag, the gift of the ladies' of Savannah
to the Second Georgia Regiment was pre-
sented this afternoon.
The presentation was made on behalf of
the ladies' by Lieut.. Walter c. Hartridge
of Company b and accepted by Col.
Brown.
Both speeches were brief, but eloquent.
The ladies' representing the doners,
Misses M A. Cosens and Julia Owens,
and Mrs. w. c. Hartridge of Savannah,
and Miss Chadwick of Huntsville, occu-
pied positions with the speakers facing
the regiment, which was drawn up in
hollow square of three sides.
At the conclusion of Col. Browns re-
marks, Sergt. McDonough of Company
k advanced, accompanied by the color
guard, and received the flag. The band
then played the Star Spangled Banner"
the regiment standing with heads uncov-
cred.
The presentation was witnessed by a
large crowd, including many ladies and
oitlcers of their commands, Gen. Coppinger
and staff being present. After the presen-
tauon, the usual dress parade was gone
through. The regiment made an especial
y hne appearance in passing in review
ana Col. Brown was complimented in the
highest terms by Gen. Coppinger and the
Diner officers present, upon the fine show
ing made. Gen. Coppinger declares that
II was the finest volunteer he had seem
Company B, having the right of the line,
was the first to pass in review, and the
splendid line which ii maintained drew
Special comment from Gen. Coppinger and
hearty praise from Col Brown.
The regular monthly muster Of the reg
lment held to-day, revealed large num-
Der of men on the sick list the companies
OF the First Battalion being especially
prominent in this respect.
Sergts. Mott. Stevens, Lowell, Fleming,
Wright and Simpson of Company 3, who
recently secured their discharge, left for
Savannah to-day.