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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-06-03
Gbe 6lasgotu Gln1es,

RI Single copies of The TIMES, put up in
wrappers, can always be had at the office at FIVE
cents copy.
cy1 Yearly advertisers are restricted to their
legitimate business. Other advertisements will
be charged at regular rates.
~ No charge for inserting deaths, but fifty
cents per square will be charged for obituary
notices-to be paid in advance.
R- The charge for marriage notices is left to
the bridegroom, and will be acknowledged in the
paper. ...
NJ Where editorial notice Of advertisements
is requested, If will be given and charged for.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-06-03

TIT FOR fra yOungster fell in love
with SOUR old maid, who believing shs
knew sll about the ficle-mindednsss Of men,
ssid to her lover."y ,..s A-s .sla's
You men are ArexIs when you wod the maid,
But DEVILS when the marriage VOW ,s said.
The lover, not to be outdone, replied ss
follows:
The change, dear girl, is easily forgiven
We find ourselves in HELL Instead Of HEAVEN.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-06-03

A PuizLr.-ProperiY punotuated the
following nonsense becomes sensible rhyme,
and Is doubtless as true as it is curious,
theneh as ii now stands we admit inat it is
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-06-03
The W est.

"I hear the tread Of Pioneen,
OF nations yet to be;
The first low wrathe Of waves where sooo
Shall roll a human sea.
The elements Of empire here
Are plastic yet and warm, ''
The chaos Of a mighty world
Is rounding into form -. 81. F,
Each rude and jostIing fragment soon
Its fitting place shall find,
The raw msteriaI Of State,
Ifa r,usrIe md ;fs mind 0-WHITTIEH.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-06-03
FOR LIE A s e.
THEO. BARTH GLOW ,
Forwarding and Commission

FOFWarding ana COm1nIssfOH
MERCHMaT, AND STE.AMBOAT AGENT.
GLASGOW, MO.
HE7OULD respectfully inform the Merchants
w of the interior, that he Is prepared to trans,
act all business ip his line, with promptness and
dispatch. Thankful for the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed, respectfully asks continn,
ance, assuring them that his utmost exertions will
be used to give entire satisfaction to all who may
patronize him.
He has afarge and commodious Warehouse, land
Merchants who wish TO leave Groceries or heavy
Goods in store until suitable to haul them wiiino
be charged extra storage. -
Jan. 81, 1858.
hoxae for sale hY
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-06-03
The Pillage at Lucknow.
Correspondence Of the London Times.


Our men were just crashing through the
rooms of the palaces, which were yet filled
with the evidence Of barbaric magnifcence
and slender, and the cries Of the dying were
not vet stilled when We entered. The Kai-
serbagh cannot be described. The place is
series Of palaces, kiosks, mosques, all Of
fanclful oriental architecture-some light
and graceful, others merely fantastic and Gu
rious, connected generally BY long corri-
doris arched and open in the front, or by ex-
tensivs wings, which enclose the courts and
gardens contained within the outer walls
In every room throughout the endless series
there was profusion Of mirrors in ponder
Gus gilt frames. A universal gliding Of cor
pices, furniture and everything that would
bear the process seemed the prevailing taste
in the Royal Court. From every ceiling
hung glass chandeliers of every age, form,
color and design. As TO the furniture, in
many instances it looked like collections
from the lumber rooms of all the old palaces
in Europe-Louis Quatorze clocks and cabi-
nets, renaissance mirrors and chairs, buhl-
worked ebony chests, marquetarie tables,
solid lumpy old German state chairs, gilt
all over, but these were relieved by the
richest carpets, by sumptuous divans, BY
rich screens OF Cashmere shawls, and by
table covers ponderous with pearls and gold.
In some of the rooms there were few good
pictures, said 10 be by Sir Joshua Reynolds,
Lawrence, ZofIany, and Beecher, but did
not see any traces Of Sir Joshua On the walls
when entered, and there was only one
picture which looked at all like Lawrence.
There were numerous portraits Of the pre-
sent and former Kings Of Dude, and oil cop
les of Of the portraits Of Governors General,
of Wellington, Nelson, George w, and BO-
naparte, many Chinese drawings, French
crayons, and English engravings Of all sorts,
even those from "Williamson's Wild Sports
of the Fast" an old and almest forgotten
book on tiger hunting, in gorgeous frames;
but the hand Of the spoilsr was heavy among
them all. Those hung out to the reach Of
musket stock and bayonet was scarcely safe
from bullet or leg of a table. Down came
chandeliers in tinkling, gathering rain Of
glass-crash! crash! crash! door and win
dow, and mirror and penditure! Sikh and
soldier were reveling in destruction and de-
lirious with plunder and mischief. Those
who could not get in at once to carry on the
work, reached the corridors, battered of the
noses, legs, and arms Of the statues in the
gardens, or diving into cellars, either made
their fortunes b. the discovery of unsuspect-
ed treasure, or lost their lives at the hands
of concealed fanatics. There was no time
&c guard against indiscriminats plunder, in
asmuch as il never was expected that the
Kaiserbagh and all its treasures would have
fallen that day into our hands. 1t was
s,ormed at once, but it could scarcely be
said that any great resistance was offered by
the enemy.
Nothing but photograph can give a no.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHA

Married.
HoDsDAN-CRoIIUs--On Wednesday, June %, By Rev.
f. +. l. Taylor, Mr.. WILLIAM HoDoDAN, Ct New YORK, "
Miss KA1x, eldest daughter or Vim. A. Croliss, Of
Brooklyn.
McC AsxY- GRoor In Albany, Thursday, June n.
by the Kew. l.. Asgoor, J. DxsBros hoCLAsxy, OF
Brooklyn, 70 Mis- DORA, only daughter OF NJ A. Grooi,
Exq Of the former place
MAY JOY and happiness combined
Shoa DER thy path then brightest ray;
partner loving, gentle kind,
Will cheer thee fe's rugged way.
RaHvE-BnMNGHAM.--On Thursday, June a. at the
residence OF the BRIDES mother BY the Rev. g. j. Geer
J. r. kEsyz OF BArsnqulA, N, c., 70 SARAH J. BKmisG
HAM, cf this CITY.
VAS RxxD- scHMsIzK--Ou Thursday, June a. by De.
A. Is. Van Zandt Mr. J. H. VAN RsED 10 Alss HAssAB NJ.
5HMnzs, daughter OF John B. Schmelzei.
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Police Intelligence.

m AssINa ARRAY AT BLANcARD's HorxL-A JsA-
LOUs LAWYER
Asou, tso.ve o'clock Saturday nIght, Capt Thomas
Dunnau, OF the well known shipping lrm Of Durham *
Dnood was stabbed with poasnsrd BY Edward j. An
dsr,ou lawyer, at Biancards Hotel In Broadway ncas
Twelfth street seems tina, both the parties, with thor
viyes Use n the hotel, AMI are on terms OF close
intimacy About dusk saturday evening Capt Dunhau
proposed ueopughi ride through the street 70 bis wife,
20 which sAe agreed and Mrs. Anderson WAS asked TO
make ose II the party, which she did The three ac-
oordinSiy salled out ard Did not return until near
sndpisbt 10 the meantime Anderson had come home
sghty the liquor and became highly ncensed
when he that his wife out riding nth Captain
Bunhxni. He armed himself with q short dagger and
waited the return OF the party After The carriage stop
Poi ~ the door The two ladies' passed up stars and OAp
aAa Durham about following them, when Anderson
GER The captain, who ID elderly gentle nan, bull 70
kust and sirona, showed him back In doing 90 was
wounded the A second stab wounded him IA tbs
breast ny this time the captain had caught Andorsons
hands and prevented bm from nctng any more wounds
He then deliberately told the nfaristed man that
he vas entirely mistaken, and that hsrm had
Mn Anderson Oshes parties then nterfered, pyice
were tor taken 70 the Fifteenth ~atd
station house Captain Durham seriously injured
yesterday reported much better. 0s SUNDAY morn.
ns Anderaop wA taken before Jasuce Qusckcnbush who
% compjaint being made committed him without bail 10
await the rent Of c.psAn Dunhsms niarics the priso-
nsr acknowledged his sut and plead ntoxcssion a. al
Grouse He feels kceny the disreesble position he has
brought himself into The whole affair he's caused much
sxcitemept In The city. probable that Andersen VIII
be admitted 10 bail 70 day.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
One hundred thousnnd dollars
worth Of
FA6HIONABLE 6UMMHR CLOTHING


The immeuse stock Of summer clothing At KvANy eze.-
sive clothing Warehouse Go and 6S fuiton street. bond
sold at Tremendous bargains. :
Having been led the assertion Of the rrensA ~
known and tempted by the low which ssmzsR
sufs offered during the winter mouths this estab
auufactured accordingly and rather Asn winlss -
immense stock Il will be son now at mere nominal prsss
regardless Of COST
The sooi comprses every variety aud QUALIFY q scoas
aEAp set TO suDmsr wear
WHITE DUCK COATS.
BkAvY BROWN LINEN PANTH.
WARN LINEN COATS,
SATIN JEAN COATR
SPANISH ffNEH RAdLANs.
CHINESE GRASS COATS.
BROWN LihkN COATS
PLANflRs, LINEN C0ArA
MAEsEiLIES GOATS.
SIr0BAM GO Atm.
MAZUEKA COATS, ..
CHkCK LlNBN COATS,
ARGENTINE COATS,
ALPACA COA1S.
FAKMBks' SATIN COAfd
DR.f UF1E coats, Eeod throughout via aas IN.
CAsBMEkETT COATS.
LIGHT CAsHMERk COATS.
Pants,
WHITE LsEN rANrS
WhssEs pySx r sE
PARIS CORD PANTS.
ChEUK MsRsEIILEa PANss,
CHICK LINEN PANrS.
DkAP D'sTE PANTS.
'0' VESTS
OF every description
66 and 90 Fulton street
Near Cha skssA
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The Excise Commissioners held = meeting yesterday
afternoon Present Commissioners Hsske,t aud Holmes
Applications tor Licenses received fror, the follow
log rsmed parties FER stOrskeesers licenses snd the
Bo,rd agreed 10 grant them he desei licenses on he
psync1, n sac TIE Eat rssidesccs Of the spp
canss are AZ follow Henry We'll, - Duane street;
Nathaniel Bloodsood, No. tp,c street John West 3ss
Nrnroe street: Henry A. Kerr, Tss Roadway; Alfred
Emanuel, 40 'FRONT.' street; b. NJ A. n Thitlocs, Ban
iAuin a. lOwrey. 70 Dunno street, 6ensy Ceocker,
tlrsuescy aoae, Gasmercy rark; Betheul A. Bdnkmen,
- iosn direct sHd Daniel jsns~ 81 Chs'hsm street
TIE couossi of Joan q. Heating applied 20 have ne
craee Cf bis client, which Gas Ohtsnsf last Sear r.
sered without me orx~inp no OF a req p~',ltior. ns
Hsrd xsye no ecson his question, however, A. IL IN
vove oc3bfa point OF the aw, oct iney prouised -
take II iao consideration.
Inc M a. anrn,r tll th-ea ocloak u InarruN.
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News from Calirornia-The Great Atlantic
Telsgraph-Ths YAchs RAcs-Tno Rensins
OF PrcsAdcnt nl0nroo-Anairsic Utah-IsecaA
Matters aikeG Reports, &c., Sc.
In tho FAMILY HERAID Of will DO found largo
amount Of interesting and useful reading Among other
hlngs-
Two Weeks Later News from csliforuia-Arrlva Of tina
Moses fuvIor-Ths Frazer River MnesBirhs. Marriages
snd Dcsshx IA. 10.
The eecond Attempt 10 Lay the Atlantic Telegraph Cable
Tho New Machinery and Appointments with Iiusrations
Further Particulars Regarding the Photographic Plateau OF
the Administrators Of the Prominent individuals Connect
ed with the Present Bxpedtoa altogether forming saoc'no
useful rolfAbls History u the Vast knterprtse.
Account Of the Late Yacht Race around Long Island
Report OF the Proceodns~ Resave to Tho Removal Of tho
Remains Of President Monroe 70 Virginia.
Affairs In U.ahIn eresng Letter from oar Correspo~dest
attached to the Army tor Utah.
Tho Parade Of ne Police Department.
Affairs Europe-Our Paris and Berlin Cos7espondesc&
Ex<sordinsry Adventure Of Three ssaman--ArrvI a.
Ship wrecked and Abandoned Vessel
Supply, SC, &c.
full Report Prices OF all kinda Of Marketable Pro-
duce, carefully corrected each week
Intesencs received up Mo time Of puSuca
ton BY telegraph or Otherwise.
Together wi Ponce neporss-ThcatrtoA MAuers-Monsy
and Commercial Maxke,s-MArTisses and Deaahs-foszns
Of interesting. useful and miscellaneous reading
Ierms-Cnly y year. four cents Single To be
obtained at the ofce Of The HEa and Of all agen
Espenscheid's Pearl Beaver Cashmere Ha
for this has three brilliant features ts proportions
perfectly harmonious, s shape ominently becoming IL
quality and finish unrivaed These points strike tho
casual inspection, and this IL the why they
elliott demand coniE urgent AMI extensive- Price
S. 90, Ut No. lis kaassu street.
A Large Assorsmsnt Of Straw Hats, in
every variety and STYLE .. WHITES tho halter i FULTON
street
For the Heated Term,
GkNfr. ia broadway.
The Benton Straw Hat Introduced by
6En1N,
24 BxosdraV.
The Summer Cooler.
The Benton straw hat introduced By
uESIN, ga Broadway.
Cashmere Hat
AZ the sensation s,y OF the sssson.
0Brik. 2iA Broadway.
The Beaver Cashmere
Excies enthu sisstc admiration.
GEsIH, IA Broadway.
Weeds Patent sewing MAGAZINE
Depot 34s Broadway. N. T.
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The Alleged Exensive Forgeries ON the Post
ONCE Departments.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Before Hon. Judge Bette.


JuSE 2s-The Grand Jury entered court tois mornirg
with ba OF udictmen, against VIM Fuller for forging
Tho name James Reside to dram on the Post ONCE
Department Tor % eco.
fne first tho iodicm enf sets forth that William
fuller, 22a OF April. 1885, ut New York, od falsely
make forge and counterfeit certain writing 10 the fol
lowing words
wASuIsGroy, Nov. I, 1884.
Hon. Wv r. BARRY. Postmaster seperai:-
sfR-sx morihs sft,r dsy pay ny order Eve thou
for value receives charge 70 account for
carrying the United SlAtet mails. - .
Accepted. JAMES khEtiDk-
q IS BROWN, Treasurer.
Tho Draft was endorsed 5000 Y Way. James Rse,ds
ard the psmos A. soley, G. Miner (shich were erased)
v. Nov. l, 1884
Tho ndctuent contains sixty counts. The Grand Jury
brought IN uher bits " itdicsneDt but az beach war
rants issued for the srrest OF the parties their
are the present withheld. There being other DugI
uess before The Grand Jury they were discharged
CHARGE or CONTEMPLATING.
George s,Aoly was tried on charge OF countsrfetpg,
but there evidence % sustain the chargs the
Jury by direction OF the Court acquitted hn. rue pet
Jury were dlschsrG cd for the term.
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Prom "a Canfro Amer cAno, Granada, May IL
This French gentleman whom the European and Ameri
can press 80 many times mentioned ~ beng charged
~i,n an interesting nilsson for Central America, has a.
last arrived amongst u.s. making hearts throe with jog
ana hope seuor Belly, before Fops 70 Ncsragus, pee
fcrrsd 20 pass Costs Rcs where be vas received with
dsmonsirscors OF the greatest corcisy ~ ,h govern
meni ana people Of mat republo-demonstraiions "
which he noby answered by snfestirg the most lively
usercas Cor The prosperity Of tip country aad hs moss
arseu, drirr 10 see united with tbs Other sections OF
Central America step ind fnsanis 70 the security 81
The nation.
she usia rlcsn newspapers relate ~ nbarle1s eircl
stsnocs hcn the arrival and during the pro
NJ ssros Belly however, there one very signicsni
fscs hes mestcre3, AL which ~e deem
Suxy Pass wnposcsd Nhe5 President Mraf9uch
81 rer's Arenas for tbe rcrpcse Of taxing rlca on
board the Columbus ADD mskins yisa 10 N.cAr%aa
Belly received him board the frsncS frgats when
n, .fc. ing hin . ssiuss OF 100 g1as anh n'1ortg
bin win sety spcnJh bsrqnet-to when ono ne tad
chs vcese decorated In the most magnificent wa Mating
the banners OF COSTA Rcs ana Nicaragua, aud ekelas
coloys winch where carries the honor and glory Of
the nation charged win the civrisns OF the world.
II "a useless 70 repeat here that Mons Belly arrived At
san Juan Del sur IN the company OF rresdeut Mors, AMI
that he assisted at the conferences Rivas which having
been ernnaied he visited the ruins OF Grausis this i'm
perishable monument u the barbsrism of the modern
Vandals After visit Of several days, with which he
tuaorcd his city, be left saturday last for Manssus
whore ma intends 10 pass two weeks May n. Belly
Gov ,er Ia tbe cordially OF the Ncsragusns oompensa
cs Tor OF pleasures he cannot find In ooontry
ror,iaualiy slliced with all kinds Of plaques
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Jersey City News.

SINGULAR AFYAR JERSEY CnY DEror-DscevERy
OF UNCLAIMED BoDEs-Yesterday morning Coroner Mean.
nAy was informed that the bodies OF two persons,
closed cons lying the depot OF the New Jersey
Railroad. Before his arrival, Of the bodies en-
closed in coffin which marked for Philadelphia, was
taken away by person from Hoboken for burial.
The person removing Il stated that II the body Of
man named Johnston who had ded at Passac Bridge
sunday The othor body brought 10 the depot early
yesterday morning. and received BY the gate keeper The
who brought the body marked the coffin for NOR
ristown with pencil, and then left, leaving II In the
charge person in particular On the arrival Of the
tho corpse removed TO adjoining building
and then examined. II found ID be that OF o negro
woman Of advanced age. Traces OF violence were
visible about her person, ana from handkerchief tied
the swelling and protrusion OF the and other
appear ances evident she had dod from strsngu
laton Upon investigation by the Coroner, 1t was
sscersaincd that the body was passed over The
river q certificate g'snted by CITY Inspector Nor
ton OF New York, certifying that the body was that
OF Grappic Clarse," who died tho 10Th OF Juno,
aged % years, OF copsumprion. DR. Holt examined the
body and thought might have ITS death
from natural causes. Conductor Gecdos, OF the New
Of coored expected there, received for
apswer there TIE conductor Morris aud
ssex train however, enquired he passed through nnd
could learn nothing OF the kiud No person 81 Jersey
City knows anything OF the body, and suspected that
the certificate may been granted for the nicrneht
Of ote booy and this subsuied In is stead. Foul
p,sy strongly suspected Chief OF Police Hsiues OF
Jersey Cy engaged Ia forretng the stery and
Il will probably be sJlyei TO day
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TUIY TIE YOUETH.
j Oure We hall our day OF birth.
The day that freedom dAwBsd earth:
The dap thst dashed tyrsnt DIVA,
Tore tbs best jewei from his crown
All cold the hear. which does not beat
With rapture a. the rushing feet
OF freedom millions proudly resd
The land for which 'hsr sires have blsd-
Rot still there turks q yrsnt brood.
Who atea our rest, who suck blood,
And proving round US In the plight,
Bring DER dreams = sca,hiuE blight.
Bed bugs m0squtoes roach and ny.
All inrec,s-rsts and mite must die,
Thus By the nation In decreed
From To ssa the land be freed
From their vile presence. uaught must rost
On our free soil which can modest.
And the csnnons loudly roar,
Let each one hlste 10 Ia,
In broadway, where y. LYON vends
bis nosirums, which the world c,mmends-
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FATAL viorENcs 10 wTx.-Coroeer Gamble hsid an
irque. on yoneay, At the New York Hospital e2So tAe
boSs Of Susan Meshsn, whose death was published as
having been c.uscd ~ voienSs the Lands Of her has
bsrd Cbss yeIetsn The jury, sner c,refui invest.
sRtan 81 lht iEoS " tho case, rendsrei verdct 81
pesh by d.itriHm fytmens, bsstened hy fiaiies
coaved VI che hsnos ~ Ter husband, Chse M.ghao, 1t
No u Nuiberry street Tho plstiee u sppearr he'd =
ora,rel TIE w'e struck her partner several blows and
ne threw tub from upper wndos up0n her while
vss M ,he rear ysrd Mcighsn arrested and locked
up 70 ait the sclon OF the Grand jay Tue deceased
was naive of ielaad, and Thirty one scars OF Dgs.
pssss- sna I.rh,n,s ersrgrpsNps-Tr~ Snsy
su~tas miscellaneous sdvortiseaerts " nUfUs,
81 Broadway, tbe only authorized agent
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PROCESSION, believed, and altogether the impression
has gained ground that the whole affair viii be one Of
We srsndest th,i ever did credit to the dignity Of New
The following orders have been issued By Lieutenant
General sc,,t for military honos to the remains Of Pre
GxSRI,1 0RDKna, NO TO-
HsAbeuAsrsRs or THE ARMY. June q, 1853.
soust%s o. Uaisa 81 s sss viii S sssu
s q
And on, WI each be he lookout and suooesson
=: a g. s
lower bis Gag . Ar a; us % .,
10 ass i Ike dstss , &c Ssssos u fort
Assissn. Adutsat tssaersl
From these orders will ~ oncs be seen that the
honoss net to be confined 70 this city, but that tho
citizens Of other places along the route OF travel viii Also
be afforded opportunity az expressing ths sentiments
regarding the esteem In which they hold tho memory q
James Aouioe.
REMOVAL OF lxPRKsIDsHr MONROEs REMAINS.
II was rumcred yesterday that ex-Presdent Aonroes
remains privately removed from the vault In Second
street, and taken to tho residence Of his sonnsw, In
Fourteenth street. Such, however, not the csse Tho
who dd for the purpose or taking the mea
CT tie oofbn with the view 70 make one. rhe
Lead ssse VA aOpiureS beyond slight onyasson the
lead case viii not be opened IL ID now probable that tue
fuDsra viii take place from the oernetery, instead Of from
the residence Of the ex-Presidents relatives
OF rHx ORIGINAL PAIL BKARx2s ALIVE.
"McI. informs u that the New York Light Guard was
the first TO apply for the privilege of escorng President
Moproes remains Richmond but that they abandoned
the idea learning that the family desired the cereo
mics 70 DO conducted quietly.
ell M H." corrects communication OF "Oae OF the
Escot and declares thar Mr.. David Brooks OF tho
pail bearers at the obseques In 1881 still alive, aud
employ ed in the Custom House.
PREPARATIONS IN VIRGINIA FOR RECEIVING PszsI
DENT MONEOEs REMAINS.
The citizens Of Richmond Virginia, making prepare
uons receive the delegations of New Yorkors escort
the occasion by appropriate ceremonies Al meeting
held in Richmond City BALL. on the 23d inst. which
largely attended, Mayor Mayo presided the follow
ing resolutions were adopted
citizens Of Richmond, cher.shng iudebls
lion for The OF Jamee Monroe esteem privilege to
her abiding bis services they desire
msDes their sensby for the honor conferred this
cry By selecting as the final home OF the mortal remains OF
Resolved suspended the 9Th Of July
other 70 bs by e citizens may
70 testify their profound ympsthy with tho solemn occsson
and to confer therein with the Governor or Common Council
Resolved That the rsternal has pleased the
to svince IN matter Of such 70 our
receive our grateful achnwledEsment and that cordial
The OF he hero and 10 bis native land
The Mayor has appointed the following committees In pur
VIM a. Macisr'and Chairman; samr r. Bsyiy, G. W.
Purcell. Q. W Workman Patrick A: s,ark, ". ". Crump
rs,iop ISS1
brummeL and W. II. Hardgrove.
The Ihird Regiment of Virginia Volunteers have ton
deYed their services through their commandaut, Col
mars Of the President from the time OF their arrival
70 their inerment.