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The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1856-07-31

"My BRETHREN" the other day exclaimed
the Rev. G. Spurgeon, the popular preacher
of New Park Street, London, shore is a
vast difference between desil asd a dea.
con. The difference lies here--Resist the
devil and be will flee from you, but resist a
deacon and he viii Gy at you,ns
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1856-07-31

The ancients were Of opinion that Echo
was maiden who had piped away for
love, till nothing but her csefee was leh.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1856-07-31

a NAMEIEss FIsA-A singular 6sb, the
name of which is not known, has just been
found at St. Mary, Lake Superior, in hol-
low log brought to saw nsill. 1t is about
seven feet long, thirty-one inches in girt.
and like the gar in its tushes and coat of
mail, but with other resemblances to the
alligator and shark. In his stomach were
found twenty.nine copper and silver coins,
a good sized bowie knife and scabbard, and
revolving pistol with five barrels, all load
ed and capped. He appeared as ferocious
as tiger, biting and swapping at everything
within his reach, and such was the power
of hisjaws and his triple rows Of teeth, tbst
be bit the end off from plank two inches
thick by four wide. The person who fur
nishes The account Of the fish suggests that
he belongs to the genus 6ibuster.
Springfield american.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-19
sfliueraI Quint Gribnnt.
MINERAL POINT SEMINARY.

va meeting Of the Board Of Trustees of the Mineral
rfnt Seminary held at the Office of the Clerk the
Circuit Court Mineral Point, Friday evening, the
-, inst il was Resolved that effort should be made
. is, the sum OF Five Thousand Dollars by subscrip-
~ n commence the erection Of suitable Buildings for
Educational purposes, during the following
AGENTS we're appointed to procure Subscriptions and
tb,. form of a subscription list agreed upon
The Trustees respectfully appeal to all friends CT Edu-
en and particularly to the citizens and property hold
Of Mineral lend their active aid establish
IN, an Institution Of Learning in their midst that shall
ar facilities instructing their youth and do justice
- The inteI zenee and enterprise Of the inhabitants
II. NJ. CoTHREN, President.
" II. CURRY, Secretary Pro Tea.
Mineral Point, Feb. 18th, 1856.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-19
SuEBIFFS SALE.

STATE OF WISCONSIN. COUNTY or Iowa.
John Wood Amer" Moore and Joel Clayten Admin
istratoTs of Daniel Moote Fl Ia.
virtue Of execution issued from the Office of the
ID Clerk vt the Circuit Court in and for the County
trecn, tested the nth ay Of September, A. u. 1850
and 10 directed and delivered against the goods and
catei>, land and tenelnUnts Of the abe defend
ans have levied upon ami seized She following aascribed
Real Estate VIZ: The Northwest quarter of the North
east quarter Of Section Ne eight 81 in Township No
q North, of Range No one ID East OF the 4h principal
aeriau in the County Of iowa. State Of Wisconsin and
shall oder ana sell the To- the highest and hest bid
der n public vencue At the front door Of the Court
House IA the town OF Mineral Point, County
saturday, the -r DAY Of February, A. u. IS56 between
the hours Of nine clock and the sitting the
P " Of sail day, 10 satisfy said writ and costs
LEVI STERLING. Sheriff, Iowa Co Wis.
SherG's Office, Mineral Point. Jan. :, 1886.
PARLEY EATON, Atty for PHI 6w3
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-19

-IE Three " AsHBURNEs.-A Washington
e'--e-poadent OF the Madison .ToarauL- speaks in
-aa following terms Of the three Wasl5urnes,
1aT ll Congress.
Among the most attentive members Of the
Reuse are The three Washburnes, brothers, from
-a.-e, Illinois, aadWiscoasin. They are up To
tine on every VOTE and have become somewhat
aa.ea tar their steady, PerseveriHg support Of
Banks. One day last week was in the gallery.
Na-ta The vote for Speaker was going on, and
vas considerably amused 1t remark made bv 4
Gentleman sitting near me. The Clerk was
calling the Is and - far Is could be Judged,
without tally list. Banks was ahead. I ez-
pressed a hope thai the Republicans would elect
.-..r eanaidate on that ballot. when the gentle
.1a1 referred to-a Democrat by the wav-re-
MARKED, -" | shouldn't wonder. for majority of
The VS. % for him the three Washburues are
dead sure every time" But, said 1, perhaps
-1ev are not here. Don't you believe that"
SAID be have been here every day for the
-ar six weeks. and its always safe to give Banks
'-1eo votes en- the Washbgrnes before their
names are called just wait a minute" did
a'',a-a heard each Washburne answer Ban ks
T..1 right good Will"
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-19

--N1zsF ERoA hASsAs--Rseeptioz Of 2iEes sHd Caa-
''jlr Kansas correspondent. who has Just arrived
's theatre Of the recent Disturbances reports AL
r mat Territory No further outrages are feared
u east The assembling Of the Lesla at Topeka
- ,ae first Of Nar1h next
Tie thermometer for six weeks p-evious n his l,-+
4 raaeai from = degrees below zero 70 10 above II
-. '2'7s-na Rides and twenty breecl- loading cannons
zen received At Lawrence. Thew were brought Sc
'--oas- Iowa ,14 Nebraska--Ss. Leafs pe-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-19

FATAL AocTDESr.-Mr. JouS RoBERTs Of the
town Of Linden, was killed on Thursday last,
bv the falling of a rock, in mineral shaft Mr.
Roberts WIS az work in the shaft, upon his
about two feet above his head. gave way, crush
his head 50 badly that he died IN a few moments
after he was taken out He was about forty
retrs of age. and leaves wife and two children
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-19

IA. CLARY's Ag9EEss.-On our first page vii
BE- found the address Of J. H. CLART, Esq, upon
the subject Of Education. Some Of our readers
NAV have read It in the Democrat of last week.
To such we would say, It VIII pay for another
perusal- To such a. have not already read it.
re would say, DO so At once, and profit by tie
many good Suggestions 1t contains.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-19

IooK Our FOR THE CARs--The Railroad IS
actually completed In Mineral Point, and the
Car nav now be seen about o'clock each eve
piur at the Depot of Fairchild & Carter, on the
corner Of Chestnut and High Street The track
i not very long, it is true, but the Car IS a neat
specimen Of ingenuity, and attracts much atten-
ton.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-19
Incidents Of tire Month

The following are some of the principal events
which have occurred during the month Of Feb
ruary:
First Presidents, election IN the United
States, I759
2-Lorenzo Dow died 1884
3-Slavery abolished in French Colonies,
1874
John Rogers born, 1855 eight steam
boats burnt Al New Orleans and thirry-seve1
lives lost
6-EarthqaaEe in New England, 1886
--Nary Queen Of Scots died, 1857
9-Harrisan born, 1853.
II-Dc Witt Clinton died 1898.
I2-Peace with Great Britain, 1915.
I3-Monasteries suppressed in France, 1890
I4-EaI entine's dav.
l5-Galileo born, 1861
I6-MelaacgLon born. 1897.
IT-NichaeI Angelo died. 1862 Russians at
Eupatoria routed by the Turks under Omor Pa
cha 1888.
I--Ternanr admitted into the Caion. 1871 j:
Luther died 1916.
I4-Florila coded to the United States, 1921
41-FaL-al-a born. 1921 Bellany born, 1919
2I-Bobert Hall died, 1921
-2-Wasbin-ton born. 1872
as. @. Adams died ISfs
2t-Falron Gied 1915.
-5-printiuc introduced IN New York. 1898
-6-EapoIeoa leaves ELba. 1914
---Eagehquake at Broussa, GOO killed and
T..aled. Is5L
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-19
IN = Justices Ssurr-

IOWA COUNTY.
Town Of Mineral Point = In Justices Court
To Michael G. StapIeton.
yTOC hereby notified that writ Of attachment has
been issued against YOU, and your property attacie
lo satisfy the demand Of Robert Whitney, amounting
one hundred dollars Now unless You SHAH appear
fore Eocr Fo Justice ef the Peace in and forsaid
~ az isis office in said town, the 9Th day OF February
D. 1876, at clock in the afternoon Judgement viii
i rendered! against and your property sold pay
the debit
Dated this 18th day o Jan1ary A D. 1856.
ROBERT WHITNEY, Plaintiff.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-19

THE FINAL YoTE SPEAkER-Sonle of the facts VIII
arrest attention Nr BANKS did get single vote
from Slave State; only Know Nothing member
elected as such, sustained him. M. AIKEN obtained
eighteen votes from the Free States and oeatyseren
from the Know Nothing organize, ion.
The Tact that the Aariona Democrats urged a coalition
Win the Know Notings, is calculated to make HI
bernian and German adopted citizens think that the de-
sire to extend Slavery has, Washington absorbed the
pure spirit of Democracy. Mr. Ellis OF Milwaukee voted
for Mr. Aiken, when knew that Mr.. deadly
opposed to all Harbor appropriations the Lakes We
regret that Mr. Wells should forgotten that he was
le representative Of the people of Wisconsin, their
nails harbors, consider themselves UNANIMOUSLY
a BY the general government We DO say 1r.
Wells should have voted for Banks he had no right
% give vote hostile to every North interest
Mr. Aiken cordially supported BY HUMPHREY MAR
SHALL, the Know Nothing leader in the House of Repre-
sentati scs- Wisconsin
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-19

5KiEisIFF'S SALE.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, CIRCUIT COrRT
COUNTY Iowa. Iowa CorNTy
Gilbert Lueverson Andrew Sturkson and Jacob Season.
rs. samuel Spencer.
virtue OF writ of execution issued of the Of
ID fee Of the Clerk Of the circuit Court under the
seal of said Court against the goods and chates
tenenaents OF samuel Spencer, defendant
titled cause, have levied Gpon and wiz sell hi -
est bidder for cash, the front door House.
n the town of Mineral Point in said County Iowa and
tate aforesaid Saturday the I'D day of February \
D. 1896, between the hours of nine O'Clock A. NJ
setting Of the Of said day all the light and in
rest which the said Samuel spencer had in the
following described lands the the 2lst day October
y D. 800, at any time since that date, south
half of the north east quarter of section No. eight (s1 in
township No seven - north of range No three 81 east
OF the fourth pfinepa meridian, containing acres
soe south bali Of the quarter of section
Ne nine 90 il township No. seven, a range
No three % east Of tile fourth principal meridian con-
tanning SO acres, he the less. All OF said
lands lying and being iii Iowa County Wisconsin.
LEVI STERLING, Sheria-
Sheriff ONCE December ii 1855. 5w3
l. ". srEoNa. Esl- ~ for PL.lnLiLr..
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-19

NEW DAGUEBRErAy GALLERY-Mr. d. B. VIII
.5n has Just opened room In the Court House
for the purpose Of taking DaguerreotyPe Pie
tu-es, and i prepared to take pictures in the
best Of ztvle and on short notice.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-19

Li'7-The market Is quiet. but the stock be-
-- only one-half that Of last year at this time.
ana some hopes @ peace. holders are confident
II realizing higher pr5ces.-N T. TriJts,,a.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-19

- Our time has been toe much devoted 70
Tub work for the last few weeks TO admit Of that
attention to cur editoriaI columns which we hope
il future 10 be able 10 devote to that department
II the Tri5,e,,s- We present several eommuni-
cations this Seek. to which We ask attention
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-19

5 lHE WISCONSIN FAcstER for February i
..,e-.ed- Ii contents embrace great variety
+. subjects. # special interest 70 all who ill
--s ground It is 4 very cheap Agricultural
Journal
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-19
CIRCUIT COURT.
In CH1ufcry
On Bill fer Partition.

George Moore, deceased,
Defendants.
lIE said complainant having filed his bill of cenulant
IN the Circnt Court ard for Iowa county Wiscop-
sin on the thancery side thereof against
praying the partition Of the quarter of the
south east quarter of Section four ~ in town
snip number i've, To- north OF Range number one Il
east IN iowa county, Eisconsin,the eonlpIain
aAso having issued Subpoena Chancerv against the
SAID aeietianfs which SaFtna has returned bv the
heri Of said county served for that said
defendants amy either them could be found in
sad county, ara il satisfactorily appearing by ai,a-
VT 81 Atnasa Cobb, Solicitor said con.nIuant that
the tl defendants either Of them found
IA tis state II Is motion of the said complainant
h iS solicitor, hereby ordered that the defendants
T. 4 lu living aud il deceased, his heirs W no
are unknon the hei AZ law ef the George Moore
deceased, VINO also unknown and all and person
or PERSONS party parties interested herein.
anu each ct them are hereby required appear
Court ana answer the sai complainant hin com
plant on Or before the 18th day of March, D. 1856 or
the said bill Of complaint viii be taken confessed and
decree entered accordingly.
And il is further ordered that the said complainant
cause this order to be published for succesively
at least once il each week, in the Mineral
said county, and that the first publication male
within twenty DAYS from the date Of this orier-ated
this 18th day of December, \. D. 1900
By the Court NJ. ~ COTHREN
Circuit Judge
hereby certify that The above j. a copy the
order made by said Court tue said cause as the
same remain file in my ofice.
Las HUTCHINSON. Clerk
(--owl Circuit court ieWs. Co, Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-19

IrrrrHEs.-Aaother Lecture upon the Pruphesies viii
re- delivered by Rev Mr.. PHILIPS, at his Church. sun
m evening next These lectures very interesting to
IN rll attend.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-19

-%Es1nENTiAL CASnIpArE.-The present indi-
cations are that GEoRGE Law viii be the candi-
date Of the American OF Know Nothing marty
'ar The Presidency.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-19

il FeaaiEore, burned three weeks ago,
veh neglected to notice before. Il Is supposed the
house set on tire by u ncighbor from motive of
malice Ter loss, though not large yet great,
every ;ieIe throug Oh years OF tell and economical
savings Cursed Be him u50 eatsrstt ridors honses
deztrUy.-GraHt Co,aty Herald
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-19

- Counterfeit SIS on the Merchants Bank
II bostoa are IN circulation. The Bank issues
Do ones.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-19
% c-i75est FIt, 3nH II aIraost evarv variety-
= - - Ts eSe 81 X q 4 q,

If every description, for iez Gents girls ! boys
EEWELRT,
That cannot ftl please te Of the most particular
We haEe also TEAS of Ike best quality for 20, 50 and
- eeHt- per FnCud-
tHgsE.,..-Issr. Stair. snd floor C1~patu, hand.
Fle aEore GOODS aud many Others viii be sold cheap
5hau before known here
-reis Goods purchased last spring viii -
said cost ak for the stock that j.
stH1rir arriving E-am She East.
- Please call and satisfy yourselves that the above
statements DunJ forget the piacc-Dellcr
5iiche3aaca-f's OLD -Ga.n
TJDESFELD, DELLER < co.
Mineral Point Is55. 25-ly
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-19

\ FULL C0NFEssIoN--The H-ashingtoa CAi5n. the
organ The Administration ard the sectional poIi
81 tle South, says:
The Southern knov-NoEhings Han:lesteda determine
iess less persistent than refusal 70 Mr.
Banks On Eriday hos1srer, propositions male By
democrats rie The Ss3t4er ha0,5- N0tt @ Indicated
disposition, aceeds-Jhe proposing 3lr. oliver an
oEd-liae Wing, and the other NJ. Aiken, a National
Democrat. for speaker.
Daniel Wells Jr. of Milwaukee supported the Know
Nothing coalition on Aiken, OF South Caroana.-I,i-
c0as5s.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-19
STEMS Stems.
AWFUL CATASTROPHE,


l. u RoDoLF, ESQ, who left Madison yester-
day morning brings information that a teIe-
graphic dispatch was received Just before he
left the Capital, stating that the Great suspen-
SION bridge below niagara Falls, had given way
WhiIe tram OF cars were crossing. upon which
We're some SIX hundred passengers, pIunging
passengers, cars, and baggage into the river to-
gether
"e hope 1t may prove, at least an exaggerated
report, yet we fear it is too true.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-19

- there were carried on the Illinois Cen.
''a- Rallroad last year 1853, S23 passengers.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-19

ANOTHER FIpa--gr. JOIN NOSES, IT.. living on Platte
River, about miles E of this place had his house
burned SUNDAY, Sd inst. is supposed the fire acct
den7ay caught in the upper part of the househom the
chimney. But few articles saved. Loss estimated
some 500 or 100 IgIlars.-GraR Co. Herald.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-19

CHIEF JUSTICE TANEY.-The whole country
VIII be rejoiced to learn that the venerable Chief
Justice of the Supreme Court of the United
States has so far recovered from his last severe
and protracted illness to be able TO resume his
high official duties. He appeared in his seat in
the Supreme Court yesterday.-8at Int, 5th
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-19
RALNTING.

'irEiE undersigned having formed Co Partnership in
the Printing and Glazing business prepared 10 10
al Einds of
HOUSE, SIGN and ORNAMENTAL PAINTING
that viii satisfy the pablic that there Is
than good cheap painter IN Mineral Point
Every branch of the business attended short
tee prices much lower than heretofore charged in
this place. All work warranted.
BugEies Wagons oIeghs, signs, Banners Sc, Painted
O short notice
Al orders left R. D. Pulfords Drug Store promptly
attended to-
EDW ARD NICHOLS.
JOSEPH DOWNS.
Mineral Point Oct - 1850 6n4
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-19

Of alcaa had meeting recently at which The 1ol' wing
resolutions adopted, and subscribed by I5- per
sons Of German birth
Resolved, That We, true Democrats fer the present
viii preserve independence Of all political parties and
50 onlg for principle
Resolved. That slavery a beloved RepuI-
Iie Stain for free nation, and that therefore win
stand with all free men shoulder to shoulder lighting
against Je propagation of slavery territory and
against t.e Neraska Bin and it, consequences.
Resolved, That the slavery question i the urgent
and important question O. slle present time
Resolved, Thai viii support only such candidates
for State officers opposed to the Nebraska Bill and
to Know Nottingham
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-19
Mtrebaneist.
FALL AND WINTER 1856.
G O O u -
1856.

At the ota stand Of join NLroS, Of h and cest
streets, Mineral PosAf Wisconsin
I HAVE band and a4n prepared to show a LARGE
4 and we'll selected stock of DRY GOODS, CONSISTING al
every variety called Tor in this section the cntr
at lower rates than be bought at any other sta
Shnent IN the county The following articles co4rs
his splendid and well assorted stock III part
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-19
NEW FIRM & NEW GOODS.

ESLET * TRASlEE. are now receiving and opening
: "a tae OLD stand af Whitney smith, High Street,
Mineral Point, a barge and well selected Stock OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Groceries larivar Crocker, Boots and Shoes Hats an.
tars together with every article usually called c.-
Their stock Of GROCERIES j. Igge and they intend
sep constantly en- hand general assortment Of fresh
ttF '-f"eii-- OF ail hIi'i- which tef VIII sell 90,
acIl TO make = object 10 consumers TO call
4a si a., T. Plsi sLs' here as they are de-
call in AMI examine the quality and prices your
The highest market price paid for Wheat, Oats, eern,
Fi ass.s i Fsa hs5 ei T. l s35 Rag 4s
ron aNIs- - -pring-.Fifty sets assorted size Ar -
sorted she scat springs 10 assorted sire Iron Vices
six feet 3i Saws II six feet = Cut saws AnviIs. Bel
fss every thing required FOR Blacksmith Wagon
Makers use, for sale ioF ~ JOHN MILTON & co.
SsrHIT'E lad kegs pure white Lad, 20 ker-
Bias Ilnse oil = Boxes V ndov Glass assorted sizes
ja.. received sad f5r -aie e c. ". coBB's.
iiiae'al Point, Apznst :, ls55 -y
2o> and -tee,.-I an in receipt Of sixty ton. q
JOIN SHIToy < co.
Is.+ ur Wood saws hand and for "a sale X
N-arE--Iz5 oasis nails assorted sizes Just received
= an f.r sale Icy JOHN MILTON x co.
s.TAKCH.-5 boxes superior starch for sole a.
Mineral Point, oct. =, Ia55- ~
ce.LT.-Fy Barrels Of SALT just rereivd and FOR sale
ssiiae.aI Point, October 70, 1855 -ly
E.e.vder and Fu-c.-so0 Ge-s aad BALI EGGS Powder
--''' ~ 20 '7'' - 30 --'- }. MILTON : CO.
peers and -ssoe--Iso cases Boots and shoes. Of al
L , 1'a''-' '--' J. suLros K co.
-T-rs pieces assorted qualities just received.
| an f.r ale - jobs a1LToN co.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-19

Fo0E TCRKEYLt seems 70 be understood that IN
peace Is declared France and England " ii dvi, Turkey
France VIII keep Constantnop, and England viii take
such other portions of Turkey Sac may desire-The
Turks begin 20 perceive that they win have fight France
and England before they wiz get rid their armies
Nothing viii be more curious in history than to sec
France and Engand partioning their good ay Turkey,
like piece Of veritah!e turkey The Allies viii say
Turkey IS too hae country leave the lazy Turks
We must therefore take it and improve This Is not
morality but viii be the reality Of the preseut war
Report covers up their Intentions under tle following
specious pre;ext
. That the Allies intend TO maintain army ofoccu-
patton ia Turkey until the reforms Chris
tiaas firmly established This proposal extremely
dstastefui both TO Turkey and Russia, and Austria
proposes to maintain her army the Danaban prine a-
ties 50 long the French and Eng lish occupy Turke
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-19

FUNERAL EoS- BES c. EAsrHAS.-The Madison
Journal, SAYS remains Of Hon BEN e. EAsTHAy late
Men br Of Congress from this District brought TO
this city yesterday, and deposited in cemetery This
in accordance with the request by Eastman
Tsf,r his tIra+7s