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was wounded and taken, and they saw
themselves deserted on all sides by The sol.
diers, that they Quilted the field"
Gen Ross led the Third British Brigade
into the city, and Ito the Capitol, on ap-
preaching which his horse was shot from
under him by one of Barney's men, who
had concealed himselfin house for that
object. The house was Immediately en-
tered, the inmates put 10 the sword, and the
building and contents burned. voley
was fred into the windows OF the Capitol
when the troops entered. Cockbarn took
the speakers chair. and asked The question::
sShall this harbor of Yankee Democracy be
burned? All for it, say aye ~ He reversed
the question, pronounced the motion carr
ried, AMI ordered the torch TO be put to the
building. 1t was soon in flames.
As prudential step, the Secretary of the
Navy ordered Commodore Tingey to fire
the Navy Yard, which, with the sloop OF
war Argus (ien guns,N five armed barges,
two gun boats. and all the very stores, was
consigned 10 the flames.
The British troops then proceeded to The
Treasury and Presidents mansion, both of
which they 6red-the President having re.
treated, with his cabinet, on horseback,
across The Potomac That night the army
encRmped on Capitol Hill, and were ex-
posed 10 a severe storm with heavy thun-
der, which added intensity of awe to the
dismal scene which had just been enacted.
During the night grand nephew of Gen
Washington rashIy attacked the sentries,
and was shot down. The long bridge was
simultaneously fred at each end by the op-
pressing parties-each apprehensive of an
attack by the other.
Next morning the British burned the
buildings connected with the Navy and War
Departments destroyed the material in the
National Inteiiigencer office, and threw the
type out of The window destroyed the re.
manning buildings about The Navy Yard
and GreenIeaf's Point; threw a torch into a
we'll where a large quantity of powder was
concealed, which exploded, destroying
nearly one hundred of The British troops,
scattering their mutiiateG remains ia every
direction friehtful tornado Immediately
swept over the city, destroying buildings
and property as if in completion of the gen.
eral work. of destruction. Very many OF
the enemy and of the inhabitants were buri-
ed in the ruins of buildings blown down.
The enemy. alarmed for their own safety,
Withdrew from the city in the evening, and
hurried toward the place of embarkation.
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dolorcrster Daily spy,



Mails Close as follows:
Northern Worcester County, Vermont and New llamp
hire via Worcester Nashua Railroad, at 800 a. ln and
Fitchbnre Lancaster Leominster, West Boylston, Oak
dale Clinton Lowell, and Nashua, n. H., at 6uU a. nj.
and g. as p. and are due at 9l5 a. M and 400 p m
Princeton and East Princeton, at S5 Ms and due at
civ Of Boston, 80 and 800 a. M, 1910, $50 and sou
D. m; and are due at 9.l5 a. nj, $3.50 and 100 p M
Maine Eastern New Hampshire, and Eastern Massa
chusets-9H0 A. M, and aOO p m ana are Que at 9l5
a. m, $50 and 400 P. m. -. =. -. NJ,
Providence Railroad $50 a. m. and 3SOp M; and
due at $40 a M and $50 p m; 49,
WAY Mail Providence and Worcester Railroad 80
M =; and are due at $40 a.
We stsrr-CAl towns in Massachusetts West OF Wot.
cester,) SIS m. and are due at u 45p m.
Albany western New York and Western States s. Is
a. m. and 400 and are due at l2,i5 and O45 D. IN
Spring1elds Is a M and 400 D. m. and due at Al
q m, u As and 10 As p. m.
Hartford all Connecticut Except Windham and New
London counties Is a. m and 400 p. and due
at 1875 and lO45 p. m.
Towns on line of Norwich and Worcester Railroad and
nd are due at els am
New York CITY and Southern States $50 a. M, and zoo
m; and are due at $50 and 10 As M
barre, barre flains, petersham Paxton. Dana, NOru
Dana, d West Rutland, 945 IN, aud due at 400
Holden, Rutland, North Rutland IIubbardston Cold
brook and nakham, $50 p. m and due at 800
Leicester - a. m and 80 M, and are due at N
a. m and $40 u. m.
Mbury, and West NIillbury, $50 a. M, and $50 D. m
and are due at g 20 a. m. and $50 p. nj,
Shrewsbury, III p; M, and is due At 800 2. m,
Grafton, New England Village and Cordaville' $50
birmingham, south birmingham, Iiupkinton, Ashland
woodville, West5oro', Northboro', southboro CorGa
VILE and Grofton l2lb NJ; and are cue at g. Is a m
Milford, Mend1n. Ho!liston Bolton. Beriin. 900 N
and 500 D. m, alj are due at Is a. m and o. p. m
mail for New York and Boston and bey Ond is closed
at this Office on sunday at 6 10 o'cocS p. m.
Office hours from IS m, to SEQ D. sundays IRON
IL Toto II 20, D. III J. NJ. EARLE Pm
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no OWNERS OF TIN ROOFS
THE BOSTON MINERAL PAINTING co.
having purchased the exclusive right to mauufactus
and apply
Elastic Mineral Paints,

are ready to apply Elastic Mineral Paints TO T1n
Copper, Zinc. Iron Doors, Fences, &c. reasonable
terms
For Tin or Copper Roofing this paint is superior to all
others, both IN cheapness and durability and what has
long been needed for il possesses strong adhesive quail
ties and beng elastic in nature readily meets the ex
pansion and contraction of The roofing.
This Paint is all represent TO be- and we most re-
spectfuy refer to the following gentlemen who have
used Il; II Richardson, Cashier Cambridge City Bank;
c. b. Barrett Esq. Boston; Superintendent Boston and
Maine Railroad; Superintendent Manchester IN H. Lo-
comotive Worke; Eaglevlle Mills, Norwich, Conn;
Warden Massachusetts State Prison; Campbell Whit.
tier, d Co., Roxbury, Mass.
Specimens may be seen by applying to S. HARRING
TON, No Seaver street Worcester, Mass and also al
JOHN BoYDEN'S, Lincoln House Block.
G. il. WIGGIN, General Agent. j. Il. CURRlER Su-
perintentendent of Painting.
Post Office address, Cambrdgeport, Mass
aulT dSSns
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(hcre insert the name names composing the tlrn)
of name town. in the stale OF ame the state here
by offer furnish under your advertisement dated datc
of advertisement and subject to all the requirements of
same and of the printed schedule which it refers,
all the atcleS embraced in Glass No. (ame The claSsl
for the navy yard at name the yard according to said
schedule, viz there the printed class from the
SCI educ and opposite each article set the price aud
carry out the amount IN the columns Tor dollars ana cents
and the ggrcgale amount OF the bid for the class
amounting to there write the amount in wOfdsJ
propose agent (here name the agent, if one is
required by the schedule for the supply under The class
miscellaneous, by NONRESIDENT OF the place OF de
livery and should my offer be accepted request the
contract be prepared and sent to the agent at
(udmc the agency for signatures and certificate.
(ere the bidder and each member of the firm TO sign)
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The undersigned mane of guarantor) of (name the
town. and state OF lame the sate) and ame of sec
ond guarantur, &c hereby undertake tina. the above
named name the bidder OF bidders will if his Tor tlerJ
offer above be accepted enter into with the
United States within fifteen days after the date of notice
through the post office OF the acceptance of his Tor hei
offer before mentioned
Witness: signature of guarantors.)
certify that the above named (ere the guaran-
tors known to to be good and responsible guar
antors in InS (Signature.)
To be signed by the district judge district attorney,
collector, navy agent, some person known 10 the
bureau TO be responsible.
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pOSTON MEDICAL ASYLUM.-Th

ROSTON MEDICAL ASYLUM.-This
~ Institution, established for the benefit OF the sick
and suffering whether rich or poor is under the imme
date care of Ir r. X. TAYLOR, aided by some OF the
best consultation talent the city Affords The uOde Of
treatment practccd embraces all the modern improve
which have been made by the professors and
dents of medicine. surgery electricity magnetism. psy
cholosN, and mental ana spiritual philosophy Dr. layf
Tor is ali experienced physician well sklliul OPP
orator and manipulation During practice of twenty
he has been emiIeltly successful in curing some
of the OF Ling and Liver Diseases, Dyspcp
sla rheumatism Neuralgia Mental and Nervous Dcpres
sion, az Female Complaints, which have come under
medical care. Many Of Nervous PrOstratiun \ u
ragia and Female arrangements arc relieved at "a
single visit Diseases Of the Blood, from whatever cause
produced treated by the eclectic system with inya
riahic success Patients from distance, who wish
to remain in the city while under treatment. can be fur
nshcd with grod accommodations and board at moder-
ate rates, by communicating with Dr. ayiOr day OF
two before their arrival
Office, consultation ard operating rooms No. II Han
over street. All letters OF inquiry must enclose post.
age stamp and be addressed to Dr. 7, X TAYLOR, Bos
ton
p S.-Dr. Tavlor's Medical Work for beth sexos, enti
tied The Medical Compani0n, can he obtained of him,
or Of W V. SPENCER, Bookseller and Publisher, 81
Washington street. Price 50 Three stamps extra
when sert by mail du APPS
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Yszs5s55lsy5gss WESTERN RAILROAD.
f. III. RICuMOND.

Nos and Exchange Place. Providence r. l., deaeriu
Paper and Paper Stock.
Cash paid for all kinds Paper Stock including WI.
shI Soi'''n Rags Hemp ard Manila Rope, &C., &c.
80! dawtf
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p r O P o $ A L S

NAVY DEPARTMENT, I
Bureau Of Yards and Docks, Sept 4, 1861. :
Sealed Proposals for each class separa ely endO sed
"PropOsals Tor Class No tme the class tor the navy
yard name the yard viii be received at this office
until noon md day Of October next Tor furnish
ing and verng the several navy Yards named the
materials and Articles embraced in printed schedules
which will be furnished on application and sent by mall
if requested, persons desiring to offer to contract
all of the classes named therein, by the com
OF the several navy yards for the classes
the yards under their command or by the nearest navy
agent thereto or by the bureau for any or all the wards
To JreUeRt cO3fUSiUR and mistakes IN seating the a.
ferS no bids DH b. TeceUcd which contains cdSeS for
more than gG IN enUeiope; and each indiVid
ual OF the firm must sign The bid ana contract
Bidders hereby cautioned and particularly mott
fled that their offers must be i'll the form hereinafter
prescribed and be mailed in time TO reach their destina
before the time expires for receiving them; no Odd
cH CONSIDERED Chich Sh0L be 1eceircd after tie Pc
iod stated and no diiOrRce riii be made jon tie ti-
ure Of The mail.
10 guard against offers being opened before the time
appointed bidders are requested 10 endorse on the en-
veope abuve, address, and draw line under the on
dorsemcnt thus
PFOpOsdiS JOr Glass No (o1He the cfdSSJOF the Nary
Yard al (1ame The gdrd)
To the CHIEF OF the Bureau OF ards and Docks, W ash
ingtOn, d {.
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GOpARTNFRSHIP NOTICE z

- subscribers have this day formed a copartnership
nnder TIC name and stvle of KN0WLTON u DITfCR
Ior the uTpose Of trasacnf the wholesale ana retail
business IN Boots and Shoes, at No. Bay State House
sBlock. CHAS L. KNOWTToNp se
Worcester Dec. 10, 1861 DIFF dol
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70 FEMALES.-Drs. Il, x I. have made the subject
OF al diseases peculiar to Females their particular
stdy, and to this department of practice they will con
tnue to give special attention. and from their past
cess, they feel confident in warranpg most prompl and
efectuaI cures in the most difficult cases.
.Drs. HILL d THoWsoNs original Indian Fmmcns
gogue sent to any part Of the country, as directed
Price S. DIT ivl5
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Glass No. g. White pine, spruce, juniper and cypress
class No. g. Gravel and sand: class No. II. lrun no
nails, and spikes; class No Il. steel; class No IA. Files
class No. Ii. ship chandery; class No. L. Hardware
class No. 49, Stationery; class No. % Betting packing
and hose; class No. 26 Augers.
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- They will guarantee speedy and perfect cure in
al diseases Of private nature whatever the origin which
may ONE dnder their care no matter how long standing
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tttt0ufnfs
RAND MEDICAL OFFICE
For the ssceiy a9I permanent cure OF
Acute and Chrome Diseases.
DMs, HpxL ~ THOMPSON.

DAESs III ~. II TfsUM FSUN.
Office No. 81 Main Street, Worcester Mass
30 strictly ONCE business. and give special attention
To AEL DISEASES OF THE SEXUAL SYSTEM
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NJ. Ts. nIGnLOw ARD ANsON HARDY

Manufacturers and PrQpretOrs,
80 School street. opposite City Hall, Boston Mass.
Samples at stoT of BUSH Co., FITCH d OTIS
Z II. HaRvEY, HIRAM FRENCH. and at c. FOSTER a
co. IS, Agents, 222 Main street. DIFF d3l
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Boston advertisements.

THE ONLY POSITIVE,
E6Ef{i, -, LIZ FIRE PROOF SAFE in the
Eililll + "a world.
H. N't.s 4 When the contents OF safes are de
Ei-llH Ftl,., III stroyeG, they are invariably burned
istlEEE5 IL by neat being conducted to them and
gz-A2ell-Er M The inside wood caslng through the
------ --seuI door and doorway, by iron bolts and
w. W. plates forming and fastening the iron
box the outside iron plate Of the door and Joining d.
rectly to the inside wood casing thus forming con-
tGuOus conductor the best heat conducting material
from the outside directly upon the inside wood casing,
and contents of the safe.
ly AL ScfeS sGye ours are thus bRiH.
III Examine yGnT Safe door.
The Marland Patent safe constructed to entire
V cut off all communication of heat to this part by
constructing the and the doorway of soap stone
or other nOn-conductiDg material, 10 have iron
bolts running through the door plate around
the doorway any connections from the outer to the
ner part of the safe, thereby keeping the interior and
contents the safe eectuay protected from all heat
hist be applied TO the door as in any other portion Of
safe.
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'sas5s5 NJ N T .FTNN : N I0WIa
ans Going South, Ltare Worcester

.E2=ssssss- .sssa TER RAIL R0AD-SUMMER aRAHGH
Trans Cong South, Ltare Worcester
~, a 65e a. m way PASSENGER Irainl Connecting at
irving in Providence at lQ30a m, and Hartford at 8
l.; N r. X. station twest side at 1880 a. M for New
At 1890 a m. tway Passenger Tran.) Connects al
Worcester with trains from Boston, Nashua Lowell,
Concord Manchester &C; at Worcester Junction with
Norwich with train for New London there connecting
with express trains for Sew Haven and New YORK
Worcester with trains from Boston, Lowell Nashua,
Concord Manchester lawrence Fitehhurs, &c; and at
Worcester Junction with trains from Boston Providence,
aud Western road At Plainfeld Junction trains from
a& rq war ts@ps S New YerE b
steamer from Allyn's Point will take this train
AtIOOp.m. (Steamboat Express Train for New York;
Connects at Worcester with trains from Boston, Con-
cord, Manchester Lowell Lawrence Nashua Fichburg,
&c AZ flainfeld with trains from Providence LeaveI
Norwich for Allyn's Point at 9.l5
Trans Going Worth, leave Noft5ich
AT l.30 a. a., or arrival of Steamer, steamboat
Express Train) For Worcester and Boston, Nashua,
Eitchbnrg, Lowell, Lawrence, Manchester, Concord
A 800 m, tway, Passenger Train Connects al
in Providence at 93O m at Worcester Junction with
trains tor sPPngfd Albany s with t trains o 2 r. ~
Boston, Nashua, Lowell, Fitchhurg, Lawrence, Man
cester junction in season for trains to Boston, royI'
dence Springfield, ana Aloany at Worcester for traini
to Boston, Nashua lowell Fitchburg, &c.
nj, At S45 ?. M: tyay PASSENGER Train) Connects al
and Hartford Reaches Worcester in season for express
train 10 Boston.
mch30 dtt p. ST. NJ ANDREWS, Superintendent
Te55za557;iFs55sp PROVIDENCE & WOR.
ls==ssssss.s=sza CRSTEP RAILROAD. = Summer Al.
1--S-----l-zz-s rangement, take effect MONDAY,
July |, 1861
Passenger trains will leave Worcester for Providence
and stations. at 7.OG ll.3O m, and 400 p
Providence for Worcester and way stations, al 20 ami
Has a. M. and 4. 20 p. IN.
Valley Falls Trains leave Providence at $50, S.2Ot
$50, 1890 Has m 1890 H., l.SO, 2.31, $50,
4.SO. $50 $50, 100 500 D. m.
Leave VALLEY Falls at 90 %, SIS, 1900, n.O9
and LOO I.eS, 0O, 900 400 .5.!55, sos, and
7.36 .. m.
Those trains in bold figures are the Worcester trains
The Worcester trains connect at Providence with
steamer Perry to and from Newport morning and even.
ing and with the splendid steamers Plymouth Rock ami
Commonwealth to and from New York via St0ningtOn.
At Worcester junction with Trains to and from tho
Western, Worcester and Nashua, Ftchburg and WoI
ceser Boston and Worcester, and Worcester and MOI
witch Railroads
Through Tickets TO all important points at the West,
be obtained at the Office OF the Company, in Provi
dence, at as low rates as by any other route.
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NORWICH ( WONCES.
Illsan5llhsa8ad n " ~ " N II u " VAtOI@NJ'
.E2=ssssss- .sssa TER RAIL R0AD-SUMMER aRAHGH
~575r J7I

Cars leave Worcester at o clock p. ~, daily
jaO dti s. Il. TABOR. Supt
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SMEIsIEF,S RALE.

FtY virtue of writ OF LeUar1d Focus 10
- ne directed, issued out OF the Couu OF
Common Pleas oi Columbia county, PeDna.,
will be exposed 10 pabhe sale, at the Courl
House in B'oomshnrg, on WEDNESDAY
THE 9Th DAY OF JANUARY, 1867, si one
o'clock in The afternoon, ,lhe following prop
ery, 10 ~it:
III those five town los in ths towr ni
Hubleyilie, IN Beaver Valley, Columbia
county an1 Stale of Pennsylvania at the
foot of The MeCauley Mountain, said lots
being numbered in The survey or draf Of
said town, as 10: Nos. Que, ,wo, three, four
aud five, lying contiguous, situate on the
North East corner OF SIKH aud McCauey
Streets, and IN Plot number one, the said
five lois fronting TWO hundred and fiiiy
on said McCauley street. and exie-1'us ="
depth one hundred ana Iwenty ave
Seized taken in executes ana 10 oe So ,
asIhe nropeuv of Michael Graham anc
Calhariue Graham.
JOSlA H H. FURMAN.
Shor,H7s Office. cdefW
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THE LADIES of Espy and Rohr+burg have
pretty generally responded to the appeals
made by The Sanitary Commission for our
sick and wounded soldiers. The ladies OF
this place are very active in their efforts to
aid the army in every thing that will tend
TO make them comfortable.
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JESSE K. PRYoR. a printer formerly in our
office, and who was member of Captain
Craig's Company,in Col Geary's Regiment,
was captured with Augustus Williams OF
Hazle:on bv the rebels, while watching a
boat along the Potomac. He with several
ushers had started ont to steal horses all
had crossed bu: Pryor and Williams, who
were left to watch the boat, when lot OF
Cavalry came along and captured them
They were out without any knowledge Of
the Captain.
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ANOTHER CHANGE IN "TEN fRNNYn PosT
OrFicE.-The sno parry" party have remov-
ed Mr.. T. J. WELLlvER from the Post Office
at Welliverville, this county, and appointed
Dir. JoHs ALE in his place This is anoth-
er 'feE-pennyn change The widows will
have TO look out next! Heads of, is the
word with this ''no party" party
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DARLING'S
TEVEEg REGULATOR
ANTN r1f191N ie,it9tggTNfsN 81

ANID ItliIYlN tgIL1rgE[A1aSo
Aud now consider myself entirely cured "
Hon Jonn A. Cross writes, Brooklyn,
March Is, 1860. In the spung OF 1883
took severe cold, which Induced a violent
tever took two doses o
DABIING'S LIVER REGULATOR
# broke up my cold and lever al once
Previous TO this attack, had been troubled
with dyspepsia several months have felt
nothing OF II since"
Otis Sludley, Esq. 1913 East 2sh Street,
n. Y, writes ':Aueusl 10, 1861 had
difficulty with Kidney Complaint three
years, with constant pain iu The small cf my
back. | had used most all kinds OF medi-
cines, bui found no permanent relief until
used
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-12-25

HowsRD's ExPREss carries, eratuitonsly,
al contributions for carrying on the Scoop
er Shop Reireshmert Saloon, No. 1909.
Otsego ST., Phiada This is a benevolent
organization to feed all Soldiers passing
.hrongh that city TO the sea, OF wal. They
have refreshed as many as 900 in day.
and ask aid from country friends in this
good work in the very time when soI,iiers
snosi need good fond.
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A HisT TO ADvFRTIsERs---A buik Wind ow
in which TO expose your wares, is verv
good institution, because it attracts the a.
ieniion of the people TO your place Of bnsi-
ness; bui an advertisement is much bette,
People who pass your place only see your
bulk window. but your advertisement pen.
eirases every street and alley in The place
The mountain would not come 10 MahOme
so Hahornef went 10 the mountain. Tn,
bulk window viii not go TO the purchases
hut the purchaser will go 10 The bulk wiz
dow. il il Is advertised in The newspaper
il is plain case, and few al This late di
saf what can see il. Those who have good
suitable for holiday presents should Il
the public hear from ihem-where they ar
and what they have.
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THE LAmEs of Orangeville are moi behind
those OF other places in making up and send
ing ariicses''to our soldiers They, few
days ago, shipped a box of articles 10 the
army, the value OF which was reported TO
be over one hundred dollars
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-12-25

iniended TO show up 10 our patrons before
long how veil the STAR had been sustained
during our editorial career; but upan due
reflection over the matter, we have conclu
ded not 10 do it, We fear we could not say
much that would reflect very credibly upon
our patrons, hence drop the subject.
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DEaTH OF ONE OF THE "IRoN GUARDS in
the late battle al Drainesvis one OF the
Iron Gnards.' met with his death by being
rhor, the ball taking effect near The mouth
The unfortunate person was SAMUEL G
WaLTEa, an active yonne man and brave
snldier- The corps arrived al this place on
Monday evening. aud was inferred in tie
Cemetery on Tuesday forenoon by tho hor.
ors of.war, the '-Home Guards" pariicipa
ting The remains were accompanied TO
the burial grounds by large concourse of
people. sPeace be 10 his ashes''