4 THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE: WASHINGTON, D. 0., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1882.

SIDE-SPLITTER- of months which he served in the array by the names of the new as well as the old book-deale- rs has become a National nui-sinc- e. of General Willcox from Bnll'3 Gap, across SOME S. members petitioning therefor. Capitol two ranges of Tribune. eight and one-thir- d dollars, and subtract Hangers on about the obtain two rivera and mountains, 'The Rational Sec. !. The rank of Po.sts shall be de- What the Fanny Fcllou are Saying in the News- from that total the amount of bounty actu- termined by the date of the charter under orders from Congressmen for the work and to Cumberland Gap, thus affording to Gen- papers. (Established 1877.) " ally received from the United States. Every which they are acting. sell it to tho dealers, depriving those for eral Burnsido a strong support in his rear, You shock me," said tho corn to the far- mer. ' "to care roa him who has dohnc the cattle, and for ono of our readers can thus figure out for It will be seen that the preliminary steps whose benefit it is published of their right- occupies tho greater portion of the present his vo0w amd orphans." abraham lincoln. The balloonist is the fellow for a high old exact to which he will neccessary to be taken in order to establish ful share in the work. The object of placing number. The valkhty of the pudiic debt of the United himself the extent time. States, authorized by law, including debts incurred for benefited by tho bill. a new Post in auy Department of the Grand the volumes in the hands of the Adjutant-Gener- al 6UP- - bo gates LTurrygraph payment of pensions and bounties for services in We have received 5,000 copies of Vennor's Front bear fruit pairs. PBEeUNG INSURRECTION OR BEBCLUON, SHALL NOT DE OUES-- Army are very simple and easily carried of the Army is that a list may bo Leader. Boots elevens ole man'a. Burlington noNco." Sec. 4, Art. XIV, Constitution of the United Endorsed Personully and OJQcially. New Weather Almanac for 1SS3, and in appear- States. out We shall take pleasure in forward- kept of those receiving the work, and so Enterprise. The following from Comrade Azel ance it bears out all that we have hitherto said I consider it the adlest fafer devoteo to the inter- letter ing to the National Headquarters at prevent any one person from receiving more One half the world don't know how the PU&USHED IN THE COUNTRY. I EARNESTLY ests OF THE SOLDIER Ames, Jr., tho distinguished Surgeon-Gener- al of it. For farmers, workingmen, and, indeed, other half Wo speak from experience. ccvmeno it to all ccwraoes of the order." Omaha the above applications, and, in than one copy. Heretofore it has been pos- lies. Paul VanDervoort, of the Grand Army of the Republic, all classes, there is no almanac that can compare LTulchin Eijs. CouvANcen-ivCHicr- , G. A. R. the course? of a few days, the necessary sible for an industrious Jeremy Diddler, with it, and the low price at which we offer it The prohibitory law i3 a terrible shock to "personally and officially" endorsing The be with to accu- papers will doubtless forwarded, full gifted with a good supply of brass, to public encourages us to bolievo it Iowa drunkards. quite takes their breatb.3 PUBLISHED WEEKLY. National Tribune as "entitled to the the that It instructions as to the method of procedure ; mulate enough Government publications to will be in great demand. To make sure of get- away. Boston Tost. approbation and support of all Grand Army One Dollar per "Year. and, as soon as these new Posts have been pay his board all winter. ting a copy, we advise each of our readers to Beauty and bashfulness are oftan united. men and all Union soldiers and sailors," Yet the prettiest maiden hs for mustered in, Tiie National Tribune will wriro for ono without delay. admired her Campaigns of the Civil "War. cheek. News Letter. 2TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION Invariably cash in speaks tor itself: bo happy to publish a fall account of their Money by regis- Messrs. Charles Scribner's Sons, 743 Broad- advance. forwarded otherwise than Surgeon-Genera- l, A Chut About Our Cluls. The time wasted by men in feeling in tho NEW Office of names of LETTER, POSTAL MONEY ORDEH, OR DRAFT ON organization, and give the their well-earn- tered 12 Pomberton square, Boston, Oct. 9. 1SS2. way, New York, are entitled to the ed C. O. wrong pocket would make the next generation as oldiers Diffenbacher, late hospital steward, York, will be at the t.isk cf the sender, also all officers. Meanwhile, we urge our ex Detroit agents. To the Editor National Tribune, fame of having contributed to the Ono volun- rich, if they had it. Free Bras. subscriptions paid to 1). Hundred and First Pennsylvania Subscribers cam always Washington, 0. at every place which is at present lover was a chimney ascertain long of the war literature of the period the most reliable teers, and an Andersonville survivor, has sent Her sweep, and named WILL EXPIRE DY LOOKING Dear Sib: I have boon THE DATE WHEN THEIR SUBSCRIPTION without a Grand Army Post, to make appli twenty-seve- n new subscribers in the past four Will. Sho called him Will o' tho wisp. Jacaem WRAPPER OF THEIR PAPEO, WHICH IS conviction that a strong, able, earnest, and series of books relating to tho War of the AT THE NUMBER ON THE of cation for the establishment of a Post there weeks from Ogdensburg, New York. Mascotte. Of courso this was when she wispered SAME AS THAT OF THE WHOLE NIWBER " OF THE LAST responsible paper devoted to the interests THE Rebellion yet offered to the public. yes to soot. ENTITLED RECEIVE. sailors of our late war for Jos. H. Fisher, Commander of Johnson Po3t, his ISSUE WHICH THEY ARE TO the soldiers and through tho medium of The National X3"ADDRESSES. Addresses be changed A3 the Union was a great and growing neces- The authors have had full access to the No. 3, Owensboro, Kentucky, has sent twenty-eig- ht will labor involved in answer- "Telegraph blue" 13 a new color. It la tho BUT SUBSCRIBERS HOULD IN ALL CASES several Tribune. The OFTEN AS DESIRED, sity. I am in constant receipt of the official records and have made free use of the subscribers. shade of a man's face when ho gets a dispatch GIVE THEIR OLD AS WELL AS NEW ADDRESS. publications which aim at occupying this ing their letters and communicating with privilege, besides having had the advantage of W. T. Powers, of Chicopee, Massachusetts has from his broker asking for more margin. Bos CORRESPONDENCE. Correspondence is solicited lield and 1 have carefully examined them all the National Headquarters is considerable, sent us fifteen. ton Commercial Bulletin. from every section in regard to all grand army, pension, lrom timo to time, auxious to know Avhat intelligent observation of the events that Industrial, nd Household ma- count3 as for- Military, Agricultural, one was best entitled to my support and but The National Tribune it they describe. August Kisscll, of Theresa, New York, "I am in favor of free trade," were the swell- Letters Editca will always receive confult-ncc- , tters, and to the for I believe when a really merly of Ninety-fourt- h New York volun- seedy-lookin- g paper thai nothing compared with tho good results the ing words of a fellow. It was tho prompt attention. Write on ONE SIDE of the good all should rally to Commencing with the "Outbreak of the treat- tiling is established which are likely to flow from it. We want teers, who says he "received tho kind unanimous opinion of those who heard him that ONLY. it and make strong, that it may thus be Rebellion," Mr. G. Nicolay traces the of 435" ADVERTISING RATES. Wants (per Agate line) it John ment of Libby, the pleasures and comforts instead of free trade he meant free lunch. able to meet the demands upon it. 1 havo to see 100,000 new recruits enrolled in Belle Salisbury," 10 CTS. ; THREE LINES 25 CT3. OTHER TRANSIENT ADVERTISING, course of treason through all its ramifica- Isle and tho Hell Pen of Boston Transcript. satisfied myself that we of the Grand Army Comma- ccNT pm Thirteen iNSCRTroNs 10 per cent, di- the Grand Army before the close of sends us $10 and tho names of ten subscribers to line. find your moro nearly what, as an tions in legislative halls, through the various "I don't see what a man wants to lie abed X CENT. DISCOUNT in pnpfr in scount; TWENTY-SI- INSERTIONS 20 PER J nder-in-Chief VanDervoort's administra- to show his appreciation of The National o organization or as individual.'., we need than the morning for," remarked Lawyer Suitem. fifty-tw- insertions so feu cent. diiiccunt. address all Departments of tho Government and the Tribune. in any other one of the several alluded to. tion, and wo believe it can be done. There "Of courso not," said Fogg. Letters Army, and follows it to its culmination in " "It would be no "What the soldiers want is a clean, courteous, are many remote places in various sections Dtiluth, tho Zenith city of the uusalted recreation for one whoso business is to lie all The National. Tribune, fearless paper that is authority on all matters secession. General M. F. Force takes up the seas." as J. Proctor Knott dubbed her, is ono day." Boston Transcript. relate to them correct, reliable, new.--y, of tho country which cannot be reached of Comrade C. 615 Fifteenth St., Washington, D. C. that organization of the Armies of the West and The Tribune's strongholds. and well ' made up.' This I judge you aim through the ordinary recruiting agencies of A. us subscribers, "Hold up your hands," yelled the Western describes operations from ,: Henry Nichols, sends thirteen new THE WASHINGTON AS SECOND-CLAS- S NATTER. succeed you their Fort outlaw as ho boarded a palace ENTERED AT to be, and I believe you will if the Grand Army, but which can be directly swelling our list at that placo to fifty-fou- r. car and showed go on as you have begun ; and I am glad to to Shiloh." McClellan's campaign of 18G2 his pistols. "Aro you a road agent? " Time and distance offer no insurmountable asked a personalty and officially endorse tho action canvassed through the columns of The Na- frightened passenger. hea- is treated by General Alexander S. Webb, Na- "Yes." "Thank of Commanders-in-Chie- f obstacles to the dissemination of The the past and present tional Tribune, and what we propose to " ven ! I feared you were another porter. Phil- The National Tribune. in cordially approving as under the title of " Tho Peninsula." The tional Tribune. One of the largest clubs The Tribune do is to supplement the work of tho regular adelphia New3. entitled to the approbation and support of Army Under Pope," by Mr. John G. Ropes, this week comes from Washington Territory. all Grand Army men and all Union soldiers Department Commanders in such a way as Comrade T. Pintler, of Dayton, sends us thirty The editor of the Key West Democrat is said WASHINGTON, D. C, OCTOBER 12, 1SS2. brings the reader down to the summer of and sailors. Please send me The Tribune to canvass the entire country in the interest new subscribers. to be only forty inches high and weighs but from last January on, to my address, "Wake- 1802, when General Lee by rapid marches The National Tribune goes to over 600 thirty-fiv- e pounds. Yhen the man with a club field, Mass. Fraternally, yours, of the .Order. comes The numltcr of new suhwibers io The Na- crossed tho Potomac and carried the war post offices in Illinois, and that State has al- in to interview "the chap whowroto Azll Ames, Jr., Comrades, lend us your aid ! that article," tho editor of tho Democrat crawls: the iccclc into Maryland. ways been ono of its richest fields. Comrade tional. Tribune received during Surgeon General. paste-po- Wm. II. Victor, of St. Elmo, sends us twenty into his t and pulls down the lid. 7mn-drc- Tho Politics. " October nine d Commander-in-Chi- ef Tribune's Antietam aud Fredericksburg," written ending yesterday, 11th, teas The endorsements of Past now subscribers. New York Commercial Advertiasr. il our political columns Aveok will be seventy-seve- n ef In this by General Francis W. Palfrey, follows, and ($77). Merrill and the piescnt Commander-in-Chi- Regimental orders: Volunteer captain "Ah, found, as usual, a carefully prepared digest VanDervoort, to which General when General Abner Doubleday takes up PERSONAL. Sergeant Jones, didn't I send you an order to of pension certificates issued Chan-cellorsvi- The number of the latest developments of the campaign, " lle bo Ames refers in his letter, arc as follows : the story aud tells how the fields of at headquarters on Monday at nine o'clock and signed for the weok ending yesterday, including tho returns from the Ohio and Salvini, tho actor, sailed from Havre Satur- with a corporal and six men, for duty?" The held advocacy of The National and Gettysburg" were lost and thirty-si- x day for New York. Sergeant "Yes, sir; bnt I think if there was October lltli, was seven hundred and Tribune of the rights of the soldier elicits my West Virginia elections. It is the policy of won. Henry M. Stanley, the African explorer, has a little moro 'request' and a little less ' order, (73G). hearty approval. Keep on as you have begun, The National Tribune to record impar- "The Campaigns of Grant in Virginia," and do not consider your vorlc accomplished left Brussels and gone to London. it would be (ahem!) better!" London Punch. tially the doings ofboth parties, and to portray Comrades who receive sample copies of until every soldier who is entitled to a pension by General Andrew A. Humphreys, not yet General Adams, late United States minister Scrambled snakes' eggs are tho new dish, this week's issue of The National Trib- rcceiies it, and every soldier's widow and every with as much accuracy as possible the vary- published, will complete the operations of to Bolivia, has arrived in Panama. and as yet there seems to be no particular soldier's child arc provided for by the Govern- special to put them ing phases of the canvass. It is not a part of the Eastern armies. One hundred and twenty-si- x cases of divorco directions for preparing them in the cook- une should take pains ment. Signed) Geo. S. M err ill. Cumber-land,- are on the dockets of the Boston courts. books. We would suggest, however, that you in the hands of such of ex-soldi- as its policy to engage actively in the discussion In the West, "The Army of the " their go out into the country until you find a nest cordially approve of the endorsement given of partizau politics. recognizes tho fact Senator Beck and wife, of Kentucky, havo have not as yet enrolled themselves among J It by General Henry M. Cist, follows with eggs, and when snake put3 by Past Commander-in-Chie- f Jlerril! to The apartments at the Ebbitt House, in this city. then, the in our subscribers. no veteran escape! that among its readers, as among the members General Force's book, and traces the career its appearance, will come natural to you to Let National Tribune. I consider it the ablest Senator McPhcrson, of New Jersey, arrived it rs gen- scramble some. Lowell Citizen. paper devoted io the interests of the soldier of the Grand Army and our of that magnificent army from Shiloh to at New York by the steamship Elbe on Satur- pauper Government of ours, which in the country. earnestly commend This published J erally, there are adherents of all political Chickamauga. Sherman's Atlanta campaign day. A lad who had been bathing wa3 in the act to comrades the Order. at the present time has a surplus in the it all of of dressing himself, when ono of his shoes Signed) VanDervoort. parties, who have the right to their own is described, under tho title of " Atlanta," Gen. W. W. Dudley, Commissioner of Pen- mil- Paul rolled down the rock and disappeared in tho Treasury of only one hundred and fifty opinions and are entitled to the fullest D. sions, is confined to his house with a severo by General Jacob Cox, who also writes water. In attempting to rescue it he lost tho lions of dollars or some such small matter Bearing Fruit. " bilious attack. measure of respect. Some of them, doubt- The March to tho Sea Franklin and Nash- other ono also, whereupon, contemplating his to each soldier's orphan the munifi- Iu our issue of the ICth inst. wo took oc- The Rev. T. DoWitt Talmago offered Engi- p:'ys less, believe in free-tra- de principles; others ville." feet with a most melancholy expression, ho neer Melville $200 to lecture at tho Brooklyn cent pension of two dollars per month! And casion to outline a simple and effective apostrophized: you're a nice pair of are as strongly pursuaded that protection is The volumes are small and neatly printed Tabernacle, but ho declined. "Well, there are Congressmen who declare method of establishing new Posts of tho orphans, ain't you?" Brooklyn Eagle. yet that the bulwark of American industries. Some, in clear type, and to those who desire an W. T. Silk, a well known fish cnlturist from Grand Army in places where as yet none the list is honeycombed with fraud we suppose, may be classed as an epitomized history of the great civil war in Northampton, Englaud, is collecting a stock of and woukl'-glad.-y vote to abolish entirely. had been founded. All that we asked our black bass for British waters. FOR SUNDAY AFTERNOON. it men and othors under the familiar a form convenient for handling, these vol- iV.ct not to readers to do was to send us the names of Mr. William Crawford, for many years gen- Conradts, ought this bind you term of Stalwarts. Among our Iscw York umes will prove of inestimable value. A Little Something About What is Golnjr On In the together like a of brothers in support any rs residing in their neighbor- eral agent in Baltimore of the Philadelphia, Helicons World. bnd readers we suppose there are some Tam- They are illustrated with maps and sup- Wilmington Sunday-school- 3, and Baltimore Railroad, died There aro 101 with 3,76-- 1 of The Tribune and the prin- hood, and obtain the assent of at least ten .National many adherents and some bitter enemies of plied with abstracts from the monthly re- Sunday. scholars, in Japan. ciples which advocates? of them to join in an application to Depart- it John Kelly. We do not care to inquire turns of both tho Union and confederate The Rev. Charles Spurgeou, Jr., a son of the Tho membership of the Moravian Church a ment headquarters for the institution of noted London preaeher, is to speak before the throughout the world is 300,000. There are will be stxu by reference to our Nov.' into the opinions which they individually armies. It Pofct, agreeing, on our part, upon receipt convention of members of tho Young Men's 11,000 members in this country. York hold touching the merits of this or that Indeed, they should be in the library of coirespondencc, this week, that our of these names, to once communicate with Christian Association in Chicago this week. A country village cir- at is church in a recently candidate and this or that party. It every intelligent American citizen, whether Attorney-Gener- al Grand Army comrades in that Department tho National Headquarters at Omaha, Brewster is not expected culated a paper among the congregation asking enough for us to know that they believed he bore a part in putting down the rebellion or to return to Washington for several davs vet. have determined to take the bull by the arrangements for for contributions "for the purpose of paying and make the necessary Ho has engagements to speak in the Penn- horns, and evening will hold a that the war for the preservation of tho Un- not ; while to the soldier who took a hand in tho organist and a boy to blow the same." the mustering-i- n of the Post. sylvania campaign aud llarris-bur- g. ion was a righteous war and that those who the fray, to whom the story of the war is at Pittsburg At a meeting of the Diocesan Convention of mass meeting to initiate proceedings with a We are glad to see that some of our fought to maintain the integrity of the ever new and interesting, these volumes Central Pennsylvania, at Beading, Tuesday, a view to preventing any discrimination readers have availed themselves of this sug- Tho Marquis of Lome asserted in a speech at committee of eight, with Bishop Howe as chair- against Republic are entitled to the full measureof the will prove a rare treat. To give all our Victoria, British Columbia, the other day, that the members of the Order and our gestion. A correspondent at Nenia, 111., man, was appointed to divide the diocese into veterans generally in appointments to public compensation which the Government of the readers an opportunity to procure them the whole line of the Canadian Pacific, from two equal parts. writes us as follows : Montreal to the ocean, will be opened by Jan- ofiice. United States obligated itself to render in without money and without price, wo have Tho bequest of the late Dr. Musgrave of This action has been prompted by " I see from your issue of September IGth uary 1, 1S37. for services. Upon plat- on $30,000 to Princeton College will not be avail- you propose to be the estab-lii-hin- g return their this placed them our list of premiums, and the frequent occurrence of flagrant violations, that leader in A lad of eighteen named William Martin, years. By new Posts of the Grand Army, or at form we can all stand Republicans and offer tho ten volumes for a club of fifty able for eleven that time it and its both in letter and spirit, of the applied police headquarters, New on $50,-00- 0, following you are willing to lead the Army. at York, increase at four per cent, will amount to least that Democrats, Grceubackers and Hard-mone- y subscribers. sections of the Revised Statutes: Now, wo want to organize a Post at this Saturday for a permit to carry a pistol. He the income of which sum is to be expended Free-trade- rs to "Sec. 1754. Persons honorably discharged place, and we have the material and plenty men, and Protectionists, Prohib- said he wanted shoot President Arthur. Of on the salary of a professor. The professorship Heading. course ho was crazy. from the military or naval service by reason of good material, too for the purpose, but itionists and Liquor-leaguer- s. We believe, is to bear Dr. Musgrave's name, as a pleasant we lack a leader, or rather there are a plenty " A love for books is a great safeguard, as Colonel Henry Clay Fisk, clerk of Pacific to beneficence. of disability resulting from wounds or sick- and we maintain, that this is a platform the tribute his ness incurred in the hue of duty, shall be who are willing to lead, but we do not know well as an unlimited source of enjoyment. Railroad Committee of tho House of Represen- An appeal to Christendom has been published steps neccessary be We stronger, broader, and more indestructablo We have great compassion for those preierred for appointments to civil offices, what are to taken. who tatives, has been mysteriously missing since to subscribe for the complete restoration of the can build up a Post of 125 members, I am declare that they have 'no taste for reading,' provided they are found to possess the busi- than that of any political party. tho 36th of June last. His wife and two Castle Church, Wittenberg. This is the church ness capacity necessary for the proper dis- sure, in a very short time, if we can gel one and who look upon tho time spent with We believe, too, claims upon our daughters, residing at Corry, Pa., are nearly where Martin Luther placarded his ninety-fiv- o right. herewith send you names T that its books as wasted. They miss so much, charge of the duties of such offices." started I it distracted, having aimost given up hope of his so-call- ed door. Parliament! of those who are willing to become mem- ex-soldi- are greater than those of any seems to us. How wearily the time hangs theses on the The Prussian TROVISO TO SEC. 3, CHAP. 287. return. vote de- bers." believing on their hands if from any cause they are would not even a few pound3 for the " That in making any party platform, and, this, from reduction of force We have also received the following letter disabled taking part in tho active James Thomas, Jr., Richmond's wealthiest sired object, and therefore tho 30,000 required in any of the executive Departments, the we unhesitatingly say that it is .the duty of duties of life. A love for reading and ma- citizen, died recently, aged 75 years. The de- is to bo raised by public subscription.

head of from a subscriber at Milan, Sullivan county, er, such Department ex-soldi- shall retain these every whatever his party affilia- terial to satisfy it renders one quite inde- ceased was a native of Caroline county, Vir- A Sunday school child made a reply to her persons, who may be equally qualified, who pendent of earthly sunoundings. Mo.: every candi- Like the ginia. He was enlaced in the tobacco business, which had a great deal of in have been honorably discharged irom tions, to oppose the election of magic carpet, which had the power to trans- teacher truth it the vi- which he successfully conducted for half a military or naval service of the United "Wo have a few old soldiers in this date for Congress who is not willing to stand port its owner whithersoever he a and a wholesomo lesson for all who teach. cinity, we are anxious to organize a listed, century and became a millionaire. He was a " States, and the widows and orphans of de- and good book can bear ono away to How is it, my dear," inquired tho teacher, Army Post this county. We upon that platform, be he Democrat or Re- realms of ceased soldiers and sailors." Grand in would enjoyment beyond the atmosphere of weari- prominent member of the Baptist Church. " that you do not understand this simplo like to know how to proceed. Where can publican, Greenbackor or nard-mouo- y man, We are to see ness and caie. Many mothers congratulate Mrs. Governor A. R. Shepherd and children thing?" "I do not know, indeed," she an- glad that the members of we get the necessary papers, and what " Prohibitionist or Liquor-Leaguere- r. We do themselves when their boys, poring over will return from Mexico early next mouth. swered with a perplexed look ; but I some- the Grand Army " know theix rights, and, would it cost?" ' not ask our Democratic readers to vote some interesting book, do not 'bother them; Apartments for their accommodation for tho times think I havo so many things to learn knowing, dare maintain." From Kcd Cloud, Webster county, Neb., that all is well, when, if they were aware of winter have been engaged at the Gilsey House, that I have not time to understand. against the nominees of their own party for the character of tho another correspondent writes us as follows: literature they were New York. The children will attend school in The Salvation Army has invaded Spain, and to vote for perusing, would shudder." The Equalization of Bounties is one of the "I think your plan for helping along the Congress, where they are pledged Now York during tho winter. Governor haughty Castilo is expected to succumb to tho Wo find the above in one ex- great measures ofjustice to the soldier which Ginud Army is a good one, and to aid 3Tou legislation in the interest of the soldier, nor of our Shepherd himself will not return North until blandishments of tho "Hallelujah Lasses" in I you some time next spring, tho workings of his " - the work, send herewith the names do we ask our Republican readers to vote changes, and heartily endorse the sentiment. presiding over a tremendous free and easy." The National Tribune- is determined, some of at Guide L'ock, Nebras- taste for celebrated mines at Batopilas requiring his A detachment of tho army recently appeared despite all opposition, to Con- against Republican candidates where they Tho reading sensational novels and secure from ka. There is no Post at this place, and personal supervision a few months longer. in the streets of Madrid with clarionets and I think a little light on the subject would arc known to bo heartily in favor of such papers is a natural outgrowth of the stirring gress. Upon this great wort it is concentrat- A maiblu-cuttin- g and delivered hell-fir- e addresses In interest them." large establishment of Mus tamborincs, ing all its energies, and although disappoint- legislation, but we do ask both our Demo- scenes in which the country was engaged catine, Iowa, has just been awarded the contract tho English tonguo. Tho people looked on in Still another subscriber at Bloomington, ments have been repeated!; encountered in cratic and Republican readers to vote against about the time when the boys of this period for erecting a monument over tho grave of stolid wonder, supposing them to be a troop of 111., writes us: Jesse James. The monument will be of red maniacs. the past, it has lost neither confidence nor the candidates of their own party whenever wero born. it is not asking too much, will, beach granite, and will stand twelve or four is a raro thing that the membership courage. "If they have good reason to suspect their loy- To all such adventurous spirits whose It The principle involved in the you please tell me what the Grand Ar- teen feet high, bearing tho plain and simplo of a church is increased six hundred per cent. souls are full of ardent longing to break equalization of bounties is just, and, in the my of the liepublic is; what are its alty to tho soldier. Tho time has come when tho inscription: ".My husband; Our father; Jesse in one day. Yet such a phenomenal growth s objects; whether or not soldiers may be- ex-soldi- monotony of home life 2, ago G end, it must prevail. Th--a eloquent words our must make their influence and rush into tho James, died April 18S2; 3i ycai-- took placo in the Welsh Church at Irwin Sta- come members of it, and how? I have often busy of the great months S days." Tho contract was signed by tion, near Pittsburgh. Several neighboring of the late Senator Morton Indiana's war read and henid of the felt, if they would obtain from Congress tho tumult world, The Na- Grand Army, but I Mrs. Jesse James, and the stone was selected pastors came together and found the church governor are know nothing about it." justice which i3 duo them, and they can only tional Tribune brings its weekly budget still ringing in our ears: by her. with ono member a woman, of course and of mariial scenes and daring exploits "Justice to the soldier cannot always be The writer of this last letter was a private make that influence felt by exhibiting their a David F. Power, ono of the best known men left it with seven members; three men and deferred. It must and will triumph some- in Co. D, Eighth Missouri volunteer infantry, strength at the polls. thousand times more perilous than can be in tho South, died Monday at tho Charity Hos- three women having been added. One deacon given time." The time when it will triumph, we and of course he is prima facie entitled to portrayed by tho novelist, just as truth sur- pital, in New Orleans, after a long illness. Ho was elected and notico for tho election Official History of the Wuv. was born in Charlestown, Mass., and served in of trustees. believe, is close become passes fiction in the pathos aud sublimity of at hand, and all that is neces- a member of the Grand Army. For The early volumes of tho official his- Navy during war as Acting Assistant its achievements. the the There is a church in Michigan which has sary now to insure the fulfillment of tho his information, as well as tho rest of our cor- tory of the "War of the Rebellion," ordered Paymastor. Ho was on tho Mississippi, of been struck by lightning a dozen times, and every soldier reader Nation's promise to its lute defenders is for respondents and readers, we republish below by Congress, a notice of which appeared in If of The Tribune Farragut's fleet, when tho forts were run and now, whenever tho preacher shows signs of get- will relate the story of the most perilous tho city of Now Orleans was taken. Aftor tho long-winde- d passing "sev- them in a body, and as with one voice, to Article 1 of the Utiles and Regulations of the The National Tribune of September 28, ting and from his war ho settled in Now Orleans, and was em- " to an " eighthly " organist slyly demand fulfillment. "We look to Grand Army, relating to the hour of his life briefly, concisely, giving date enthly the that our formation of are exhausted, with tho exception of a few ployed in the revenue service. Ho served as and location, for the entertainment of its imitates the sound of approaching thunder on comrades of the Grand Army, as well as to new Posts: copies held by book-dealer- s, who have ad- Brigadier-Genera- l and Paymaster on the staff the pedals. "Tho way that preacher dives into rs readers, will no longer bo necessary our and sailors everywhere, to Section 1. A Post may be formed by vanced the price to two or three dollars per it for the of Governor Warmouth. For tho past fow the ' conclusion,'" says tho Independent, "and the authority of a Department Commander, boy of the period who reads years ho has been light-keep- er at Milneberg, strengthen our hands. We need their active volume. There arc none in the hands of the the heroic record rushes througn it and starts the Doxology Is a Commander-in-Chie- ill-heal- or of tho f where no to for until th drovo him to the hospital. At caution. Tho congregation would not part with elec-trotype- seek stimulus his active brain in the help and assistance. Congress must be made d, Department organization exists, on the ap- Government Printer. As the plates are tho time of his death ho was Chaplain of Mower dollars. mock tragedy of fiction, or to expend ki3 tho organist for a million of to feel that at the back of The National plication of not less than ten persons eligible it is possible Congress may order Post, G. A. R. to membership in the Grand Army of the Re- The difficulties attendant on candidatlng for Tihibune are the hundreds of thousands of an extra edition of surplus sympathy upon imaginary heroes. public, unless acting under a legal and ed these volumes, in which Congressman William Stello nolman, of church pastorates are made painfully evident brave and loyal citizens who saved the Union charter. case it would be well for soldiers who desiro Tho Siege or KnnxvlUe. Indiana, commonly known as "Objector" Hot- by an incident which happened a few weeks Sec. 2. No be aud called by admiring Democratic friends ago connection a vacant church. A from destruction. "When Congress once re- charter shall surrendered to obtain this valuable work to leave their The opening of this important chapter in mail, in with by any Post so long as ten members thereof the " Watchdog of tho Treasury," lives on tho man supposed to be influential with tho com- alizes that the demand for the Equalization names with demand its continuance, nor unless a propo- tho Representative of their tho history of the War of tho Rebellion farm where ho was born, in Dearborn county. mittee received a very urgent letter from a of Bounties is supported by such overwhelm- sition to surrender the charter shall have Congressional district, and so secure tho brings into prominent notice the strength of It is a beautiful spot, on a high bluff overlook- minister of another denomination, saying that a ing numbers, it cannot and will not withhold been made at stated meeting at least four work. ing tho Ohio river, and a wide stretch of laud he was ono of twin brothers, both ministers, weeks before tho timo of and the contending forces. action, duo in Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky. Mr. Holman and together they wero willing to under- ite assent. The effect of tho measure, as we notiee given to every member of the Post. By the provisions of a law passed at the A map of the Valley of the Tennessee, that is a man of medium height, rather slender, take pulpit aud pastoral duties for one salary, have repeatedly taken occasion to remark, iH (See Article IV, Section 4.) last session the volumes will hereafter be taken from a topographical map at Army bc-foie- a pleasant, intellectual face. them once appear in that pulpit, he was Sec. 3. A Pest disbnuded, whether or with Ho has a and, lot as simple as the principle involved in it. placed of sinco the annual session of the Na- in the hands tho Adjutant General Headquarters and engraved expressly to ac- frank, cordial manner, but is described as being suro tho plan would work. Tho letter was All that it is necessary for auy one of our tional Encampment in 18G9, may be reor- of the Army, who will distribute them upon company this article, will enable tho reader to so restless as to make ono nervous to watch passed to a prominent member of the commit- him. Ho drops into a seat, perusing it, pleasantly veterans to do in order to ascertain the pre- ganized with its originnl name and number, orders given by Senators and Representa- follow the movements of the troops of both talks rapidly tee, who, after remarked provided these shall not have been ap- for a minute, then bounces up " undoubtedly all tho brain3 those two cise amount of bounty to which he will bo that like a rubber that in propriated. In such reorganization a new tives in Congress. armies. ball and paces tho floor, still talking ener- head3 would bo demanded, but tho committee V entitled under it, is to multiply tho number charter shall bo issued without fee, bearing The acquisition of these books by the A description of the masterly movement getically. must insist on having them under but on hy

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