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jMaotlon wa* made bf tba pmNMor; Iw wu oot
ailMri toiUM^Uw court; ?*om ikltbhtUa
*MUeadUi? order for tba coott of aoqoli?, and
irwot poattiro thai %???> tiUwM althar of the
?m Iiii> theaececed
Mnrnbiif m mirwdy to n*k? hia defanee,
vnliM tSat l?o ??% ami by perotlwloe of- On*
Court, vpiMly at*tod (he |?lnU oo -?hlob he
nllod. To the first charge he contended tba\
ekhnaaa and fuHoanit wa? ?MfReleal .-encase.
To ll?f trrt ?peclftcation of aacond ?barge, h?
'? rapliad Mid Mag uodar furlough, lia could not
ettand th* orders.?To the hco?I opacification,
bo obJacUdeflnianajr of proof, awl cantand* (ual
?ytha courao ho had oormand. H,srlnH,.-i...?
more fully enforced -To the (bird specification,
he olijt.cs, innsmuch ? he lr-not attrwcrable for
the offence therein thtr^M it ii not hi* doty to
provide against Its be further contends I lint (bee vi
uence of the fact I* wholly insufficient.
Tiie Jud<n Advocate then verbally replied by
eumtning iit* the evidence deemed applicable to
?acb specification. k Ifeedmlttud, that the sick
nut* ?<l the a:coted wouldfiw a valid drfciiM to
tlin best sjieciftoalion of first ciusrgo, coustruing
the cliargu as one of mere absencc from parade,
but was tasuiftclenl as au to the brat speci
fication of second charge, as the * vtdence show
ed that lie might have ritended Inc order* In.th
before and after he was taken III. The Judgo
? ivocair then proceeded to shew that U>e order
?were sufficiently extended lw the arcumtl, either
by M?i|or Martin or the public iiew?f>M|M>r?, when
the accused uiterrunted hlai and admitted the Ur.t
of huvitig received them. ''The furlough, 't
A 'trended, was insuffii:ien: to protect the accused
iio'n this specification. 1st. because it ?vu< ille
jr?l!v ;; ven to the accu??d willltj under the urders
tif an officer superior to the othccr who fsvt (he
f ttrl-ti^ii. ?d, liecause the order giving the lur
lnoifii wa? not extended 3d. Iwjism h tin lough
being m mere leave of ahueace, does wot operate
until the uilicu on furlough absent* himself Iron
hl? commend. And 4th, because the furlough it
e?df status it shall operate only to give the accused
time to atteind ? Board of Commissioners, and
tharofore could not excuse him from extending
Ah* order*. The second end third specifications it
tdcno&'-'AtaPdod were fully mad* oat by the evl
5ei respSwfiwi tor\*t.-m? *-r
went It was urged that the evMeew showeu>
that daring nearly two years, neither Battalion or
Regimentel duty was performed in one Battalion,
and diirinx ooe year in the other; that Courts Mar
tial were neglected, and Captains suffered to keep
lh? lr companies without officers
The Court Iboti proo??ledlor|h? trial of L!*ul.
Colonel M'Kelvey, who beluir celled, appeared
end having nn objection- to eny member of the
CVmrt, wHi arraigned on charges egainst him of
?>i titling to attend the parade at Strawberry, on
theCtHh April, end as wtlug Colonel, of omitting
t<i nlKKil the orders. But the evidence proved
that ho orders were *x?#tided to him lo parade, and
that th* furloiizh to Col. Vender! tor* I ha?l never,
is'it estcudtid In orders, or thetomraand of the
Wegimwut twrnrd over to the l.ieuteuaot Colonel.
]t is therefore deemed unnecessary to publish the
trrordof blstrlul.
- The Court then proceeded in regular nnlrr lo
the trin^nf Mnjor Bonneau, Captulus Dubos*, j
f |nl|{, Cordcs. mid llibhen; Lieutenant* Simons,
Mnrrull, Edwards, Wren, and Couturier. Rnsigns
Jlibhen and SJiipraen, awl Quarter Master Vle
ayrk on chorjrct for disobedience of the order to
parade on <lie 20th April, who overally answered
or pleaded thereto. The testimony relied on In
r ich csi.i was nenrly similar lo what hat already
been detailed; H is therefore deemed immaterial
lo |>ublisha copy of the ree ird.
Kusign Purkey lietng called did not appear
but mnde default; whereti|?nn it was orileied, that
a re*tort thereof be made to the Major fieneml, or
m role he taken oat at th* discretion ut the Judge
Advocate.
The Court after mature deliberation Are of opin
fees Diet Lieut. C'rdnncl M'Kelvey, Major Bonneau,
Captains Duboee, end Malg, Lieutenants Murrell
nnd F/lwerds, Queter Master Ma aye k, Rnsigns
Iflhhln end Shlpmen, am not guilty ?f anv or
either ol U?o charges preferred against them.
They era further of opinion Ihnl th# plena of Cap
taln? Cortes Mid Vfibhen, L'rnleflnnts Simons,
Couturier, nnd Wren, are sufficient to ber tlie
charges preferred against enoh of them end db*
eltaege seek of them from th* seme.
The Court then adjourned to meet on Thurs
day, the 13th Imiat Ion o'eleok.
10I.T 13, ISM.
The Cosset met tMs morning pursuant to ad
journment.
rsmtr,
Colonel Casts, Pretiitnt.
Cetessel V?*t>en, "k
lWfdml m>w, I
liMV- (Bolooel Caveat, / Mtmhert.
Lieut. Colonel Yntfto*, )
Cept. Pn?cA| Supernumerary.
May* NuAheiiL Judge Advocate.
The Court ilea snt in eonelnre,eud nil the eel.
4enee hehsg rend over whether on the pnrt of the
fkeeeeutfcwi. m of the defence, epptteabto to the
?heijpee ngnlnet Cel. Riebnrd W. randerhovst.and
Ike Ar?t spneMnntlon of the Aret eherge being stot
od by the lodge Adrocste, to relate merely in (ho
nhseneo of the assusid h-om hit enmmend on I ho
dey of pnrndn, nation theirst part of the sacond
H^lSfcatton, end having heea ?. r?n*trued and
the Snt speciSee lion of the
The Slrt S?t tW
fit**"" *?.*w
? ipsedlssitan at the rriTxi
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t"inJclilt SiiwSw! m*1 0**4
W.Ti
?d ot the haad of I?
ft General Order, by the
MdtoUwr iAmt as m
CflMwitr hi CM?f> ??
Cotibilw'iltOiMWl Owi?%
EXECUTIVK DEPARTMENT, |
. AfM IM IH26 S
lWwuMdlMiwliMtMNo((lwibonCaw(
lUfflil ?r?<wr>By?iiirwiil
/ltlC HARD I MANNING. <
'Hits Qvirhm, )
Ctowdn, 4mw<iHX> im. i
IIrtgadier General J. B ?a*UK,
'Adj. end Ins.Ceu.-So.tk. MUltia.
8|?.?You ere ltereby (mitred,tfcet thenetiwi
of ttas.above Coert M1HW1 My be ?carried into
effect, to npHmMl Col. Vu^Mtonl of (he 1Mb
UmImbI of South CarolUa Militia, at Ibo baud
Of II directly efter (he ne*t general review, Mid
before Id dismissal Tbla reprimand will be gi*.
ea according to the' letter eod *|>Wt of the ho*,
taupe of (be court which tried kw. Too ore
charged to Imne folly to Hi* ?,ie? of Colooal,
Veaderhoretttbewrwer condition of hi* fogtaaut,
when il wee commended by Col**, fbclwey aod
Porcher end bow by Ihekr Industry, pubtlo ipirit
end well directed aeal it grew, although ?mall
from the aienenrH of the population within its
limits, to respect ibility end rank among tbo other
regiment* of thU 8lete. You will etale how
much regret hat been fell at the evident decline
oftho 10th reciment uoder Col. Venderhofst, from
ceMti fully developed before the court during
tbo progreee of the triel. In*i?t on the im|M^
fence of e wHI end eltciently organised regi
inenl, to tliat particular section of Ibe State: and
impress upon uim the absolute neceesity ana im
portance of rrrirsnghn command by proper aeal,
industry end di*ci|diii'/
' Bwtow deserved commendations on Ceptains
IhiX and Dubois, who impressed fully with the
obligations which as citlten soldiers (hey are un
der to their own section of country, and to (he
state, have xeelously ami faithfully discharged
Uieir duties. 1 have the pleasure of subscribing
myself, your* Ac.
IRICIIARD I. MANNING.
GENERAL OKDER, I
ffead. Qumrtrrt, C'tmrtudon Au/rvfl, 10 IfKM (
l.i<-ul . Cot. .M?Kelvey, of the 10th regiment of
Sooth Carolina Militia, Major Vonneau, Captains
UuIkmc, llaig, CorUes, and Hiblten; Lieutenants
Simon*, Murrell, Edwards, CoOluriar and Wren;
Quarter Master Maayck and Ensigns Hibbenand
Shipman; are hereby discharged trout arrest nod
retaliated in (heir several commands. The arrest
of Ensign Pwrkey will ooolinua until duly
discharged.
The senior officer under Col. Vandarborat, will
*'? If. ELMORE, Aid da Camp.
JULY 13U> 1890.
The courl mat pursuant to a^ouroMeot
Prtifni,
Colonel Coif?, President.
Colon*) Yradov, )
LIrut. Col. lit'NT, f M_. M
LI'ot. Col. Cattbix. (
l.ieul. Col. YatAno*. )
gssssr*} -?*
Major MftwMiNOKtt, Judge Adrocato.
The court than prooMdid to th? trial of Lint.
Juc'li Avon. Llnut. Col. Cattail iikad laovaof
ih? court to withdraw) it wai (rantad, owl cap
tain Elliott took hit a?at aaa maotborofth?court.
I .(rut. Axon bainf called, appear ad, ftad the !>??
vitim? Orders Not. 1, V, and 3, wara rood. Tba
Erisoner bein? askad if ho objaotad to any man'
ar of tha court, rapliod hi' tho negative, wltara*
upon ha was arraigned on tha following char*
*?:? |
Cktir%n pn/tmd agoinM Utultnanl Jacob A fn, \
?/ /As Cadtt RiJIrmen, its the 17Ih lltgimtnl
South CWfeo MUUim.
Cuami 1st?Dieobodiaaeo of ordera.
Bfui/Ualim l?f.?For thst tha said bloat Ax
son. anting oaptain of tho Codot Rifleman, of tha
17th regiaMOt, did, with tho said regiment, march
ir Chariestos
w iriawsd by
Coamaisr*i?(llMi mid whoa oo tho Md was
to tha ustml pinna of review near Charlestoo, on
of May, |1
the td day of May, 1880, to bo roviowod by tho
Commander-io-CUef, and whoa on tho Md wa
ordered by hia superior tlur lb wbaol hie oom
mm iato line, ood halti yot tho mid Lif^tAnoa
disoiieyad tho aold ordor, in quittiog wd abaa
llAMfcttO |I|A finaiginn in |1*A |I|A?a|iV oa|I|M^ ||(oa
without tho srarrant of aoyftothrt ordor froso hia
said superior.
That oo tho said ?d Joy af May,
IBM, after tho said 17th ragiWMt had been 1*0
yiowad to lino of hrigado, awl was yot ?dar tho
ordars of tho Commander in Chief tha said Lieut.
Axoo, thon ? at log roptato of tho Codot ftitoaw
of the 17th ragimaot, was, in pursuaooe of the di
rections of hw suporiot odmorv, trloNi by tho
Brigade M^jor to Mnh his otraa to tfco loft of
hie nit meat, yet tho said Lisat. AMI porsmpto
rily ratosad to obey tho aold ordor, Md did not
assd wuoM Ml oboy tho moo.
Cnami ?d?PTagUct of d Ay.
9f*tUUtH*n M.?That oo tho mM M May.
I Mo, after tho sold Lhat A moo, thaa oo plain af
thoCadot lliflameo, hod manibsd to tho gob! of
rerieW in ragimasrt, ha was, srith hsa esaspaoy
posted hi I toe, by tho ??????< of Mi aoporiors,
whereby Hbeeoaae hia doty to rooMto Arm Mitt
ooAIamA^I a^A g A MAm mmi^n
?wfWfwU| X" w liiwio ivm| wiPMwv ivt
order U that afbet, abaodaoe^dhhj>ost, ood whol
I* nagtaoiod hie doty iothot
toHi ttUHMNI Of
Ssxt/kaMsa m!?Thot ass tho mid Id of May,
IMS,tha 17th iiriBiit to wMeh tho aodd Lioot.
Mm orbrtosdo Ibr tovia w,ao (flifMB
tho CooMWaior to Chief ahoogod tUpiiiiha of
iho Codot aiiimw. oooMaondod by tho sold
Liout. Axmi by fdootogo* Mi right Iho Uoieo
Light loftmtry, whorooposs tho
to Iho
?*? jM M0 Jfrjr,
KSti
?a2as?sssgar,?
ESS&^ffasr^iitSt
'ri|M>tt the oflem u3 m of the ftdit lUBe*
?men oo Um field ol rtrUw, menifeatol
nrl nfHona iiaJn_LuJI Oii ulllhw.^l
then Captain ofthCMmC,joinod loth* Hid MMtl
al nnd aaaiatcd the MUM, to aoch o degree, thot
| MM could not bo kept io thoir rinka, Mid to
wwlilinilwi, they were alliriNd lelen?ethe
Ichaaob 4|h?4JaiMnnUho eealnel. I
rfrm{/frertcn M.?That cu the aaid fid of May J
|mfi,tbc midJLtoul. Afceeu |beu ocdkuaudtoK the]
iwftlhinlhl Llil rtliiMtfiii iTrtnrrntli
Cedet BMneeu, wm mi tko ftmhington
jyy||J*- ,^^.1 >1 ? ? 0 1. I-1 ^ |La fm
Bi Beni^P vW Vvmwo
of Ike CwMtder ta tThief. cud thereefter the
mU L^vt Axaoo, without piniWMj nHioiVti
od llle ^Q^uccd foaproycr
oftbalrirtlwS^bUm pmaaa*fithiring y
Dm Mid bri|MiiMld(hfiikeilUNlifMue
peiedeaedesereaeceeflbeda*.
?ByorderoftbeMakrGcowal,
C.u7M!'MMINaCR,
Judge Advooate.
To all, end ainguler of whiMtheprieMMr plead
ed not gailty.
The Judge odrooote thee proMeded with the
eyideoeefer-the pmewriie, eel railed Lieat.
Colooel Cogfiell.
N. B. The evidence whieh MlMn,h not ? tran
?Lript from the .vooeed. bat it coodeooed there
Atom.
Licot. Col. Cogdell being eworn, ate ted io Mb'
etanee: thot 00 the Hd of M?y, be nniMeoderl the
t7U? mriMODt, and the ooeoMd acteJ ?? captain of
of the Cedet HileMee, eoe of the oeMpoeiee of hie
regiment. After the ragiwant marnherl op to the
race ground, itwee ordered to wheel into line, and
holt; the aooueed obeyed thie erder. After the
lioe of brigade ?u formed for review witoeM woe
ordered to diroot the Union Light lefantry to eoiro
to right of Dent. Aaeoo^eowpeay; thie order woe
executed. The aoeoeed left hie company, and re.
monatrated with the wiUeM againat the order;
witoeM Mid ho oould give an redreta, oa ho wia
andtr the order* of the Brigadier General. No
order wee given to the eecaapd, after ho waa or
dered to noil, and before he left hie peehien.
The remonetiwnoe of the aerated wee reepectfa),
he placed it on the ground of right, and Mid, if any
Mode ooald be pointed oat by Ohfoh he oould
have redreae, ho wookl aubiait. Major CraAi
ehurtly after a treated hie*, and hie eaen Wove per
mitted by the CoMMander in Chief, to withdraw.
The aocuvrd reepeetfullyeubeeitted to ther arreetj
formally turned over the ooeoMond to the next otft.
cer. aod directed hie men to eobMit
Major Crafte woe theoMllodon the part of the
proaecetion. The rnbuaope of hie terttmony wee
that great excitement aroee among the Cadet
Rtfiemen, after the execution o< the order which
potted the Uidoo Light Infantry on the right. To
allay thie oxoitoMent the witncM Hgeliil to
th# Governor the propriety of pewJttleg
Governor the propriety of permktiag ?
der in Chi< end en he Iheeeht Ueet Aseen MWt
have uederrfoed it, m he declined obeying and
dmired to be arretted. Lienl. Autw'a
aaid he WM joSSS by ^fo^lgtf^Ka^Zt to
ea brwado MeJw^ho did not esteod the order to
fttoreUUae left to the Colonel or any field ?Aoer
of the reglMaot. Colonel Cogdell, he thiek*, waa
at the titne In front of the cXt Wdemeo
Brigadier General Ocddce, being called in the
mmclehdK.proved hi aobetano*: Uut tho Colo
nel of the 17th, repeated peratiteion for Lieut.
A aeon to Move ? *L- ' -
ooMoaonicetod
? *? Um left, which reqacet 1
J*""** ?5? Brigade Major to
ChiefT The onawer broiMht h
w-ww av?^?VM 'W^jw IU U9V
CoMtaander in Chief" The anatrer brought bach
waa thaVtho CoMMander in Chief directed Lieut.
Acaou ao to take poet- whereupon the Brigade
Major woe ordered to extend the mmo, an-1 here
ported that ho hod dene an. Lieut. Aaon placed
ah conduct on the groend of light, and Mtnfl
Merely to wiah to try the fueetlee.
Licet. Col. Cat tell being colled for the procecu
tion, proved in eubet?*M? that great ecnfeeiuu ex
iated eu the td May, in Am 17th r*flmaat, end in
Many of ita ceeepenteat the* Mode excitement
teemed to prernil, nnd Ihe witeeaa elated many
oireumeUnooe evincive thereof. He thought thie
exoitemeot araajuetly attributable to the exaMple
of the aecuMdi but that if the aaaM exaMple had
been exhibited by anther aioer, the mmo ef
fect* would hove anient, and he hat no doubt
thai had Lieut. Axon runainail aiieet, aotrr other
-^cer would have aoMpaneail the dMorbancc.
The court Mtyoumed' until hall paet ten o'clock
JULY 14, I8M.
Tk? cMrt mot p?m? to idJo?maM?t
nutiWTi
CoIomICooia, FmUtnl,
C'glwul Tiamk , I
?LHm?,
Urn* Col. Y?a??, |
Umi. Col. Hwif, I
U?t Col. CiTTkLL, > Mombora.
Etuoni /
Captain fftlCfc, 8?j?rna??r?ry.
Mojor AJv*Kt*.
LMrt. Colo?I CiyMUWy niiBilfwUnw
<mm* THo Nb*M| ti km
follow*: tbo * MrijfM |MW fldlwi "7 or*
dwhUi bMrkw to ??*? Mo to IHo Mt
WHew Mvereevw Wmn*. WMmm bod ro
Ml, Mi who* M^or dJTnlinSUl
. w to Llm. Ami? m ?????! rotboc to bo hi
eeeTonotioe ?ritfebte,tbo?tobofM?f bi?? or
hMLbet Amm'i imd ?m Mt fjrod??fU by dfoo
alt w
rifbt.
H sot pNvMid by dfco
bodiwwoof ooyorieivbet firowbk refcwltoeeb.
fait wbllo tbo Uaioa Ligbt lofcotry oooopMbla
rifbt. Wlti ii itiiill^l^.Xt^iiiodor
ctfav
^?KSt'?2aPaSL,tof"*!~!Wfcr',,*~?
?f rorUw o? tbo right of t
mi
lM Mitt)
- - - lMfcs tt umo smvu p^hmhIni
ltw?lmn>Mwii with UNtAnttV H^Sm
I extended no order to Lieut Auto u adjutant,
WhMw Rv Q wVOOV^PBSq IMP VM JPK vwON IIW
to poet tho UnioaLight Iafceliy.
B*taf cremesamiaed, be earn* when I uatoem
nlcittd to IUi mmmL the eider to poet tin (Mw
UgM hlntry(i>>nHh tbefMerhmef hl??Ma,
Im?M Met eabarit toil* I edvieod Mm to rim a in
m IbpM^MdlMiUdnwk After tho rerlew
Im Hat, aad imuMwriurffti ihibiuIh arm
clqtodi UM. Aim iUm?I AnMrlMri wm( I
theCe(.hehedeeerderetethu*o*MM beeeidto
OmCoI. MmM iot NbfllH| M cmmuwUm ofl
?4r? wWfo hb oompany wtt <y><nl, The
ArigodierOeaeral redo ap aad oehod Ltot As J
eaMifboeeeld ?I UjfitmiM to niih w Mi
pott, to which the IM?Ihriliil, be ?oaU not,
lb* degradation wu loo |ra?t. AAer thi*
!sJ gu^aggaass?Ste
OtrntorwoiM htft to iimUd and would
flft nil MMMV ptnMNOi tO fliifii II# wu
AVV9HHI WlUMKIl DITIQf UHOvfyiU MJ Onltf.
Hh Brigade Malar iMMtitoif vnl to UnO?r>
eruor and brought the order to A?
I hold a oommtetion la the C? >et Kifletneu.
Being esamined to replv, he Mid. He
"? "* \naa, dbmpwtrii- " ?*
toto column.
Captain Kgleiton mn for the ?ww>d nid,
whn lh? order to poet Uu Union Light Infantry
oo tho right wu about bring turalM, grMt eu
oittamt took plaot to my own and the neighbor
ing com|?niCf. The aSCitCM>at, I thinlr, ink,
not from any not of Lieut. Axaoa'a bet from the be
lief, that tho Unioo Light lahitn were to bo
plaead wlwio they had mo rigid. iMdarHtdl*
culty to coMtrol my oempaey, aad but tor eaer-j
gotio meeanrea. om aj part* tha mob would haro
gone off. Tho writwMH took plaoo aa tha pom.
peay wu aaovtog to tho right, aad before Ltoot.
Aztoa oould haro hoard tha order. Lieut, As*
aoa poeeod raipaotfoll j aloag tho lioo after being
artoetod "*i* immediately left tho Acid.
8ergaaat BoUoo aad Corporal Miller, be lac tor
oral I / aworn for tho aocuaed, proved that Lioat.
Awa, both before aad after hw e erect, eudeevor
od to maintain order to tho eampaay, and aftor
thoy wore permitted to leave tha Arid, prevailed
om tbeai to go iaamediately dowa from tho rooo
>uraa to tho city.
Tho aoeaeod then nfered to prove that a court
of loqnity bed decided tiaoe hUarreet, that hie
eoameay wae aatttlad to the right, aad that a Qfae
ral Order had booa ieeaed approving tha aw
both of which tho Judge Advocate admitted.
The cvidenocwee here oloeod, and the aoaueod
being inked, if be hod any defbooe to enseal! to the
oourt, replied, that he would lea vehiacaae to thorn
apoa tho owldoMoo*
The oourt wae thou cleared, tho chargee, em)
the whale iTidwai thivna, a* well for the pro
eeeeliea, ae for the aeouaed, wee reed* aad after
mijia ikMPlfl?1* had thereon,
tk* *' t*t' iUmi irf tha arma nhtiee.
The oourt ftod the arid Lieut Aueoa mt g*iU?
oftba let apeedtoatioaofthoM charge.
Theaeurt ted the prisoner mHgmSg of the Sd
apooi Acatioo of the Mate charge.
?a the Ant aticriftuolloaof too 3d eharge. Mm
?urt Aad the Mid Lieut, Jacob Aaeeu, gSJeof
tien, the eeuft Aad him no# gaffer. "
Oatheftl apeoifUatioa of the tame eharge. the
oourt Aad the told Lieut. Aseoa, g?Ulw of eo maoh
thereof; m chaffea him to have Jomod to tho aui.
tiaiay which bad beoa amaifocied iahiemideom*
miguitt* *
On the 4th eharge, the oourt, deomtog the mat
ter; charged to tho apmiAMlioM, to hare been
??fcfjood to the foregoing ehargee, Aad tho Mid
xfiswsEP"" "?
The oourt, tharefcre, aeatoaee tho Mid Uout.
Jacob Aioa, to be reprimanded by tho Common
maader la Chief; to Oeaeral Ordeva, to be eutou
dad by htm, at ho mar think proper) aad that up
oU the exMUtiou of tkie aealeaae. tho Mid Lieut
Jacob Astoo bo reaterod to hie command. The
court rooommead to the Com maader in Chief,
thet the mid orders bo not publicly reed at the
heed of the regiment. ? .
The court adjouraoil tintJU. ,
C. G. MCMMINGRR,
Judge Advocate.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, )
Augurt l(M IMA. {
Tha procaadtnm Mil ilrtiMI of tbo IooM
irt airtult ara b*t? tpprottd.
RICHARD I. MANN 1*0.
Hbab Qbabtbbv, (
Clortnfan Jitigtui MA, ISM* '
UntaMM Jamb Aston,
Of Um 17th Ragt.So.Ca. MUttio.
UhaUiBf daty to ropriaMad yotutbat tha
>wtw?i of lb* oOBrt wtMi tiM ymm Wmf bo
nirriVM into WitCTf VSu l?ltl JW IHw ??
to tbo im.il wbiab yoo bald ia tbo I7tb tagi
foar iTOKiwiuMjMilBr?kOMiftr?(lBONi>
I MiiB M, Mr, hofiay lowwli w? M*
baa,ba<boa tbo day af rotrtow, aad aiooa, that ao
^ItNtptK ky jroBr ooadoat, wu latoadod bOBdi
BfNlqUfl jriiar oorroat aoartooaf oad Mtoaljr do
?MtBdA KM* row tm?l,ial d?rk|fMr Ukl,
LaM ^ ? d* al^J^Cl BMH
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obda of llBMffiilMNIiiAtbllfkr of JfCBF dOO"
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TM* BBOBOOftUBOblO OOBTO of Mada* ?
tbo day ofrorioor.oatba tdMa* laal, bMMfvod
to All *a wtt* tbo doaoaat sorrow, aad with tbo
br tft ? w4 i>a< trial of >a ?<?*?, Brba,
taaflobaMoio do BMMb i^dMorll,
uTJ^bub" **"?' A*
ttMAkt
tfeMMtl
?fcowM bo oltowod, la (Im mmI, bo dooth |o Um bt*
?TOihrf IWIftfcll VM tTIP
Itmm oocUh*gjro?r QW? fa?yiwjw, UmI yo?
fadi*
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b?a*l? ? n<wH? ?f right! M Mm ctaftki do.
UrariMd dtfbroatly, ??d I tkH tfm tU but
?oilm,fir? ?y nn?w|>t? 4Mr fW?ill^
* Yoor*?rT?pU oq lb? 0-y of ?m iwh,
th?t imiimmhi tlx ?t i+Uh\ Might fcw> ro
?vltod. 1WUMi it MMW?ar?iUMt nl|kt
ktvibiMilwdtWdif tkttMMMlltrttal ww
wwtli ud iwiMwunfywr cfcoroator, ?wl of
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Um ho*orof bdaf CowMad*r ioChiof oI this
RICHARD I. MA It If I HQ.
GENERAL ORDER, j
.jrtiri Cktmdm Am*. IllA lttt. J
LitutMMal JACOB AX SON, of tbo Gfcdot Rl.
of ttM 17th rogisMOt, South GoroUno Ml.
litis, la horoby discharged from trmt tad nMm
tod in his oooaui.
lir ordsr of tho Cowtnsndw in ChSofc
f. II. ELMORE, tid do Cam*
AMERICAN REVOLUTION.
It U one of (he cbarectubtkca of a crieie like out
Revolution, tbat producea an attonl.hlng de
mtnl or talent and reaource, among all
of Ik* community. It aot oaly #tm*i*tea
mim of aaaoy cultivated mind*, bat Mel*.
m oat of coMmon life ceamerable iadlvldaale,
who III mora tranquil pe*lode, ore loet to oil l?t
the dutlee vd *alH of pbyaleal ealatanc*. Thle
It the tdalnbtotMOWM. with which Frovldence
o|>pre??ioii, either I* principle or feet, mint drive,
then to reaietaace; end Uroti* ac<.nle* of prlve
lion, of eff<wt.ofperplexity, and ofcar*,mini bind
their waaderiag coaoeet* end divided interc?ta
Into a bend of tfrength end fortitude Their
leader* mud tecrelee ell the eelin enjoyment#
end eefety of home, ud emberk on ? mot trou
bled oceeo ot ifttiri, with the gibbet In view, I he
poor eoldtfrt must march with bleeding feet over
(oeboead Aclda of dlwittr; nnd nil the nrdirary
path* of III* HMMt be abet *p before the riebig
pelba of life meet, be abet ep b
eeaeraUoaie of both acica The gw>at aadeimort
ratal calemltlee *f each ? Hal* of tblefaars eo
doubt tb* immediate aaae* of that aatoaMilag da
merhed^^voCTfiain^i^?r^gnelly,pe^
hap, than aay other la hJetory.
it eertalnly weald not have been la th* poWer
of *11 th* cabla*te *ad armlea of Earope, at that
period, to ahow more beslaeae taleat ot the first
order, then waa displayed la that* tl
The teatlaaoay which Lord Catbam bora to the
?e ? ?! ? ? a# iLa ^ ? ? ? a * _ a -----
character of the atetc paahape which ee _
Philadelphia, wae equally dae to o?r military
organ taction, conalderlng th* poverty at oar
I mcaaa, aad to our dlptcmatla negotiation*, con
| tide ring oar political weahaeee Neither le U
Mr to eat all thle down to the mere redeeming
inSaeace of the parity aad disinterested nee* of
HI of Hia an of thoea day*. That gene
ratloa, like thle. waehaama, wae fraU. We had
?artlea} we had aarraw latereets; w* had tral
tore. Aad th* Revalatloa wae brought aboat by
the ateady. baitwaiillfaa *i*liew of a hoat of a
bla m*n, formed by tb* e*lgea*y of the tlmea.
eekdag with wonderful aptaaaa th* right way ot
doing thine*; atragfUag acefaat all klnda of ob
atadea aad laally conquering, not ae the beroee
of romance do, bat by tb* auperiority of wisdom,
fortltad*, and reannrce.
If, la iMeharvaat of great iaea, all parte ot th*
cooatry were not *q**lly productive, none wae
algaally barrea; **d the Juat right* of nonetoiha
gratitude ofpo?teii>y ought to bo undervalued.
DaMcaey aad g/'Mroaity, moreover, require that
the trlbate of praiae ahoald bo fully and band
aomely bestowed, beyond tb* circle of State per*
tlelkiee, aad that w* ahoald even eierclae a pc*
triotlc cariosity la asking, who w*ra great aaea
ia other Stales, that aat la council with oar iiwa
tothm?, The time le peculiarly appropriate for
thle e?erci*e of libera lay! The peiWof come
m ^ in <>ret tan be* now arrived; aad mry yearte
briaila* forth some library mteamiat to dUtin
galsn A*vol*tioeary deceit, Tfot to maatlaa *a,
.VT ro*^dcaoaewar%a, the Ml* of Freak
Ilea Viae ft*L #1 aaMd^. L II. am* .
m9 mm mom Bonomuv# nramn of
the yam araa they icapectlvely *alehret?. Sim
Mar waake, w* eedmtaad, are la preparation to
commemorate tha aheraatir of 8anfa*l Adam*,
aadbleeo-petrlal, Gerry; aad ? Kfo ef Abaeader
Hamlhloa hae loagbe** lmpai>mly look*dfnr.
|Aid| f im a rrfi ? ?
#f9vpv 'Tawnm iviviH| a
Hwirofihokta.?!*>*?tiim irtwaallftot
confined, fthoald always have a bowl of ftreeh
water containing a lump of atone aulpher.?.
When thto pfecautten to ueed, Kwlll have the
eflbct of preventing the dlee*ee ftwn eponta
neoualy oocurrtaf. ftat when the d<ck bit
ten by another kt the raltWl elate, it wUfilll
ther prevent the formation of the dlieate, Mr
larxompllah K? care. Weeea, however, eoa
Udently aaeert, that ao dog kept aader the
above dreaatalta>tQe, haa ever been attache^
?thedfteaee wee oom
WfMiHMMjf I , .
bat when d<mbt? were etrtertalaed whether
they betwaed to the hatftaa auecW^. Hol
croft. In hitTravel* through Holland, Prftncfe
*c. iatrodaceethefaUoWNHrfpaaeage ?"Ht.
X|a man Iteinn, wee
r marh dirfiaet
deoreed ki
dU| net r.rmtfb#*- a