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alleviate IN time.
IAN old lady friend having tried many remedies
for Asthma with no benefit, found great relief
from the Troches."-RE D. LErrs Frankfort,
Illinois. aps4d&w
w Why John there is no gas in the house Won
have rented!
Well, Molly, know it; hut we can get at No
pes Lamp and Oh Emporium, Kerosene LAMBS.
and poWpeFs splendid Kerosene OIL, which is
WHICH Is more economical than eas light. and gives
ml'der and softer light. Come let us try It put
On your bonnet and we will 60 to the Emporium at
ITO Lays st.' sp246t
SHOW TOUR CoLoRs.-Messrs. Garrison d Co.,
LII Randolph street, are furnishing the trade with
those beautiful little flags. Everybody should read
the1s advertisement.
@ By notice in our coluus it will bs seen
the Mutual BENEFIT Life Insurance Company Of
Newark, New Jersey, will issue policies on the
lYeF pf persons engaged in the defence Of the Uni
ted States. =
FILTER NoT1cE.-T1e citizens Of Chicago and
vicinity, are cautioned in purchasing the cheap
filters which are offered in this market. No Filter
can be eerrtceable when the water ia collected in
a wooden reservoir. OF is composed IN part Of de-
structable materials, like cotton flannel or batting,
We are agents for the Kedzie Filter. which has
been fully tested for many years, and ia giving tbs
highest satisfaction to hundreds of families
throughout the United States,
A-R. & @. Il. Miller,
:: Corner Of State and Jackson sta.
~ The attention Of Housekeepers Ia directed
to the sale, by auction, Of fine Household Fu1ni-
ture, &c-, this morning at 91< o'clock, 1t No. is
Congress street, near Michigan Avenue, by GIL
be1t. Sampson & Warner, Aucttoneers. =
To 1svA11ps,-Pure Native. Wins, made from
the Wild grape Of Illinois, ande=wsrranted five
years old. Sold only BY Sargent, Druggist, corner
Randolph and State, =
80 'sTHr first gun is fred,
:. May God protect the rightr'
The new rallyfng song and chorus. with Piano
forte OF organ accompaniment By Geo. F. Root.
Now ready at Root d cady's e5 c1ark street. Chi
cao. Price Is eents:: =; = :; I. Il
Also, In press, en .rrsagement Of the sane On
stnsle sheet for choi1s and chorus. Price cents
adoxen. .-.--. -, aple8t
II Gas fxtures and lamps for sale cheap and |
store to rent. Il. N. W1lmsrth, No. Is south Clark
street.. .- - sp1710t
@ II yon Wish for bushy whiske1s or u :fasci- \
Eating mustsche, send for bog Of Be1Ilne. |
hams Stimulating onguent It is warranted |
70 bsing them ont In from three to SIX weeks.
Sent on receipt Of prica and postage is, to any
address, hy ]. q. johnson, 70 State street, chiea-
20, Ill. mhaa,an T
!tB For Asr operation upon yonr teeth. OF far
PtRxneF Artificial work of sny desirable ss5ie, a1
~ pr. Albangn, No g Wes* Randolph st.
jaa8an - - " s
~ Cook b McIAIn, esr Dearborn street, haya /:
made their prteo foz cleaning and dJeinz gents.
garments leas than any other housa In the city.
q ~ - 't---z- = !. J.
~ Al should mt fall to rad the advertisement
4 Prot Wood ii t,o-days paper mk1y
, 1861-04-24

The market during the past week has been very
dull The roads in the Interior are stin In bad
condition, and this tends TO keep back orders.
prices remain about the same-, Eom3on :hoar ds
and fencing are freely offered at s. So and canal
hoais Are LOADED ut 90 %: 4 few cho4ce lots are
neId at SO but the aaes that figure are tfiaing
ln oa1goea We hAve 10 report dull md dropping ,
naAtkee: There are no country buyers here, and
Gty dealers purchase only to Assott their stocks
several c.rgoes of Grand River and kalamazoo
stfiRs have been sold st $4s0@7. 30, add SONS a1
e. A&aI0; but thera ata several cargoes on tho
maIket at these figures without buyers : ~
SHINGLES are dun At. unr 7q1otatlons. with but =
very Hight movement. Wgquote AZ follows =,
IuNAEA-Ff6t Clear ner r. INN y &a4 NAEANn m
, 1861-04-24

P1cKRo1kEfs.!,.ssoo sneastng 5pfckpoekett,:s !;
robbed shady Of =. portemennaie containing
" at the Bryan BAH meeting yesterday after
, 1861-04-24
;, W Fresh Congress Water, received this day,
direct from the spring, BY Sargent, Apothecazy,
Randolph and State sts.

AsrHHA OR rnrn1s1o.-,AA spasmodic Affection ef
the Bronchial Tubes. which are eoFesa3 With dry,
tenacious r:*.egm-*' Browns Bronchial Troches''
VIII in aoaae cases. giEa Immediate relief. Il Of
long standing, pezeeyer5 SSrita tsem-,they viii
alleviate In time.
IAN old lady friend haviug tried many remedies
for Asthma. with no benefit, found great relief
from the Troches.'-REY. D. LETS, Frankfort,
Anne>s' ap24d&w
, 1861-04-24

Of the Court Houss Ia the ctg of CLicsgo sen = rS
hS a4csion t. tae highest bidder fer san the 81
9oW:1E described lot ptece parcel OF Iad Bituato
u the County Of Cook and state Of III ois beug lh
50 same premises d:scriaed IN and conveyed by said
mortgage deed TO Wit numbered dye Isl IN sub.
division ofbfotk nnLaberEt. twenty [= Ii 1as
Aeas9ra Iirisoa 7f Ito sonthvett tr-ctonal quarter
Sltecton twenty two cGt. townshlp thtrty.niae 1885,
hafsh range fon1teen u. the City o. Chicago, atcre
With AZ and equity Of redemption OF
therein JOEL, q 4sI8Y Nnrfv.oea 80
GALLur q HrrcucocE, Att'7a
tascaso, April, 1sal. apl7-e547td
, 1861-04-24

!, ~ Cook b McIAtns ss> >Dearbon street, hsya
made their pEiee for cleaning and d5eing gsnts
garments less thaa any other ho1se In the city.
, 1861-04-24

: s9- For AsT operation upon yonr teeth, OF fur
PtREec4 Artificial woEkof sny dss,rabls ssyie, ca1l
on Dz. Albangh, No 50 West Randolph st.
" j4a8m - =: -
, 1861-04-24

MORTGAGE SALE.-Whereas,
W. NHlI1m 5. M;Wil!a@1. did, On the ninete~pta
Day Of October r the year OF our Lord one tnon9npa
ssht h4odred and fifty elsht mskt. execute and da-
4ytr to tho undersigned hls certain mortgage decd
bearing date the day n year sfores.ia, conye. Ing
TIC property hersnateE descrlbsd secpse the pay
therawitll for the of f!een hundred dola.s eac
due u oae and Two ycaEa Ater date thereof 70.
per anna;u, payable aanuaflv Which satd mortxaEe
deed recorded tn the Recorders ci.e ii and fortaa
EhQcty ofCzok in tht State Of Illinois In Jok Ii Of
Aoft9tgea- at page e2s And whereas, aI1o. dslsu!t
nas oesn & ade a u ne paymsnt e the said pEomto1
noE therefore, pubic notss Ia ssfa5T siyen tint
xsro a ~ under a9d BY rtre ot u
e@se deea. and scr the nsHs ans purposes tnefst1
-" 10Th day II May 4 . lrsi, at tss
, 1861-04-24

:: 9 Al should nat fail to rad the advertisement
>ot ProL Wood ii 10 days paper: mh-1y
, 1861-04-24

AT a meeting Of our ladies' held 1t No.
Parlor, fremont House, yesterday at 2 o'clock
P. NJ, q committee was appointed Of our first
ladies, to raise funds for the purchase Of Tag
OF: th1rty:four stars, to be presented to the
newly formed "Irish Brigade. The singular
.effect,of this movement can hardly be oyeEes-
timated. The additional incentive to preserve
the honor and integrity Of the Tag Of our be-
loved country, that it may be: brought back
again unharped and untouched, With pride,
will b. great indeed, Forwho does not cher
ish the token Of esteem snd regard. And
those gallant men, who have 20 nobly come to
the assistance Of their county in the hpnF of
distress, will stand By their ensign to the last
The COMMITTEES Is composed Of. tie fo1low-.
, 1861-04-24

Ihe committee Of three gentlensa to pur-
chase flag Is composed pt Aessrs. Garr4tk,
Mulligan and Qairk.-----
Now let none refuse these Warm.heayted.
patriotic ladies', when called upon for assist.
ance. Let us haEe flags, we can't haye,too
many Of them. And to no better hands can
entruet it in this present struggle than In
the hands Of the gallant Brigade. It wn1 nev-
er trail while in their possession.
Another meeling will ba held 1T the samue
place on Thursday, the 25th, at o'clock, r.
n. AL our ladies' re invited to attend.
, 1861-04-24

6 BY notice in Cur columns 1t will hs seen
the Mutual BENEFIT Life Insurance Company of
Newark, New Jersey, will issue policies on the
7es pf persons engaged in the defence Of the Uni.
ted States -.~ j..
, 1861-04-24

fhnyc are 1enueste to- o. meet IN the ehgreE naror
this Nednesday) afternoon, at two oclock, to pre-.
pare bandages aud clothing for Cur soldiers, Come
prepared to work. Mrs. " ". PATTON,
Mrs. MORRIS. Com.
hfra T NrnTr5
, 1861-04-24

Fbe ,Uheh ths hl8hea& uassket.p .prnte VII hs .patd
OBca 1GT Soutn Water Efuet: Warehousef~ ~ So1tS
WaheT street.. = <5.f@ J. l. CHAPMAN Chicago m
Qssaszi III pu1ehsss VII recst7s 2EomSf attsa,
esDR- ..-s'f:, ~ Tft8hslX
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sever Despair of the Republic.

We notice Il disposition among our peo-
pie which, if not speedily checked, will be
more disastrous to our reputation and final
success in the contest in which we are en-
gagged than trickcry, treachery, red-tape
officers, cownrdly volunteers, or any other
of the popular causes of military trouble
this is, the readiness on the part of some
to give up at the first blow; to whine, and
moan, and whimper, and talk peace, when
such a cry can produce no other result than
one diSheartening to all vigorous, honest
effort, and is totally powerlcss to bring
about the result at which it aims. Sink
or swim, the nation now is fully commit
ted 10 sustaining the government aud the
national honor; and the man VINO does not
throw aside personal feelings. and inter-
csts, and hold himself ready to aid it in all
emergencies, and at all hazards, is not fit
TO be nn American citizen.
y steady stream of victorious achieve
ments from first to last is not to be expcc-
ted. The courage OF our men, the strength
OF the enemy, had to be tested; and disas-
ter, properly turned TO account, is not only
no excuse for despair, but necessary as vic
tory to ultimate success. We blush for
the want of manhood in men who cannot
bear II reverse without crying over it, and
who would beg for mercy instead of gath
ering up their strength for second and
greater effort. NarrO, the Roman chief
tain, after he had lost his army, and the
enemy were numbering at the city gates,
yielded neither to puslanimous fear nor
apparent necessity, but marched boldly to
the Senate and asked for new levy of
men; and the Senate, struck with admira-
tion for his courage and unilinching dcvo-
>, wit |, ,rl nrI L.,
thanks OF the august body, because he did
not despair Of Rome.
This is the spirit that ought to inspire
all true patriots. That country is not
worth defending that has not shown itself
strong in adversely. individuals, as well
as nations, have, in the natural course OF
their existance, to meet and go through
fiery trials, and it is for themselves to de-
termine whether they will ba vanquished
Mt the first onslaught, or do battle with
and overcome their difficulties.
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The New state of I&onnwha- It's Pop
mlatIom and Resources.

The Convention of delegates from the
lovul counties of Western Virginia, sitting
at Wheeling, passed an ordinance estab
fishing a new State, composed of thirty
nine counties ofVirgiuia, lying west of the
main chain of TIE Alleghaney mountains.
the extreme Southern point being in about
37o 2O/ 1t seems to have been consider
ed prudent not to include any counties in
the new State except those where the I'm
ion feeling is unmistnknbly predominant.
But certain adjoining counties may be an
uexed, if their people vote to do SO. The
counties included in the boundaries of the
new State-whose name, by the way, is to
be Kanawha-had 81 population according
to the census of 1860 of 29l, ,78G. 1t may
be interesting to have them named, with
their respective populations, and we have,
therefore, prepared the following list:
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the Secretary of War be, and he is hereby
authorized and directed to introduce
among the volunteer forces in the service
of the United States the system of alIot-
meut tickets now used in the navy, or some
equivalent system, by which the family of
the volunteer may draw such portion of
his pay as he may request.
Approved July 90, 1861.
Extract from can act providing for the
better organization of the Military Estab-
lishment." Approved Aug. 80, 1861.
SEC. l3. -4nd be 1t further enacted, That
the army ration shall be increased as fol-
lows, viz: twenty-five ounces of bread or
flour, or one pound of hard bread, instead
of the present issue; fresh beef shall be
issued rs often as the commanding officer
of any detachment or regiment shall re-
quire 1t, when practicable, in place Of salt
meat; beans and rice or hominy shall be
issued in the same ration in the proper
tions now provided by the regulations,
and one pound of potatoes per man shall
be issued ut least three times a week, if
practicable; and when these articles cannot
be issued in these proportions, an cquivn-
lent in value shall be issued in some other
proper food; and IL ration of tea may he
substituted for ration of coffee upon the
requisition of the proper officer: ProviL.d
That after the present insurrection shall
cease, the ration shall be as provided by
law and regulations on the first day of
July, eighteen hundred and sixty-one.
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Rs-spEcIsI NorIcrs i3l1t, nonhle the nhore rntes.

4S SPECIAL NOTICES Double the above rates
ED-Eearly Advertising reasonable terms accor-
ding to the space occupied and the changes
made
acknowledgements from transient persons or strang
erE. to be paid far in ddrdRce.
business Cards not exceeding five lines. $40 per year
ST for six months, but for shorter period nothing
will he counted less than a square.
The privilege of Annual Advertising is limited to
the Advertisers own Immediate business: and all
advertisements for the benefit of other prisons as
well all legal advertisements, and advertisements
ofaucton sales and real estate, in by them mus
be paid for at the usual rates.
RS-Alvertiscments not accompanied with writte.l
directions. will be inserted until forbid land charged
accordingly.
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
cases full rates.
Marriages Notices of Funerals and announcements
of sermons, so cents each. nUvll-'59
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it successful or not, be it Christian or not.
be it wise or not. is n war to sustain the
government and to sustain the unity of a
great nation; and say that the people o!
England, if they are true to their own SYM
pathies, aud to their own country, and to
their own great act of 1884, to which ref
erence has already been made, they will
have no sympathy with those who wish to
build up a great empire on the perpetual
bondage of millions of their fellow men.
loud cheers"
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IFrom the Cincinnati Commercial. !

From the Cincinnati Commercial.
A Plain Statement of the Pay RR-
tIOns, Clothing and BOunties Given
by Law to Volunteers.
AS inquiries are necessarily made about
the actual provisions OF law, ns modified by
the present Congress, prescribing the pay
ETC., of our volunteer army, we have pre-
pared the following statement from official
sources. We observe suudry papers, the
New York World among the rest, still re-
peating the statement that bounty of
from $50 to $40 is given to three months
volunteers who re-enlist. This is an er-
ror. Such provision was passed by the
House, in an amendment to the Volunteer
Army bill, but was struck ont in the Sea-
ate, and failed to become law. The ac-
tual bounty given is one hundred dollars
to all volunteers alike. a similar error
was committed by several papers in stating
the pay to have been increased to SIS per
month. This passed both houses, but was
reconsidered and failed to become IL law.
Monthly pay of privates in the army and
volunteer service. ce.....................Sl3 90
Clothing f ditto...".Two full suits, or
commuted at So 30 per month.
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EATlONS.
z pound of pork or bacon, or ! pound -
offrcsh cr salt beef; :
% ounces of bread or -four, or one :
pound of pilot bread
quarts of beans, 10 pounds of rice or
hominv. and one pound Of potatoes
three times week, or Il substitute ;
therefor =
l o pounds of coffee. :
10 pounds of sugar. .
quarts of vinegar. :
II pounds adamantine candles :
pounds soap, and .
quarts of salt.
Extra issues of molasscs are occasionally
made.
Rations may be commuted ct 40 cents
per day when stationed in cities or where
there is no opportunity of messing, OF
when in regular camp at the cost of the
ration.
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$. MAXWELL. T.J.CAMppELL. GEO. R. TIHelE.
MAXWELL, L,CANIPBELL&TINGLE,
Wholesale Grocers
-AND-
COMMISSION NS'iI MERCHANTS

HAVE NOW IN STORE
$50 bbls. Prime y. 0. Molasses,
125 hlf. bbls. do
900 hhds. fully fair to prime N. o. Sugar.
I25 bbls. Cr.. .Granuated. Pow'd and Coffee Sugars
T5 " Brune's Golden Syrup.
% % New York do
800 bags good fair to prime Rio Coffee
so pockets Java Coffee.
25 boxes Natl Lf. ID lump Tobacco
IS do various standard brands bs Tobacco.
Is do do do los do
10 cases 'sHunters' rs do
10 do don QuiXote" rs do
95 hlr. ch. Y. IL and q. p. Tea.
IS do Oolong and Pouchong Tea
100 bbls No. 3 Med. and Lg. Mackerel.
so Tar. large size.
Is tierccs Rice.
Pepper. Pimento, Nutmegs, Cloves. Cass
Mustard. Ginger. Indigo, Bi-Carh Soda.
Salaratus. Soap. Candles, Wash-boards, Il 'kets,
Tubs. BrOoms. Nails. and all other art les ON.
braccd in the Grocery line. mh2
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Missouri MIningCOmpany.

Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1861.
CAPITAL. STOCII..................S5 So 10000.
VNHlS COMPANY is FORMED FOR TIE PUR-
i pose of advancing the great mining interests OF
state. We do not profess to be- governed by
purely philauthrUpic motives IN initiating this c-
tcrprjsc. We believe that the stock can Lee made to
pay large dividends. and at the same time more real
good accomplished and greater progress made in de-
vc!oping and making known the ast"mshinG mineral
wealth Of Missouri. ilan y the use Of five times tho
amount of our capital invested in Nny other business
We shall make the Uic" ot our Company COM
plcte mining bureau of the mineral resources of the
State. We have power under charter to- pur-
chase and sell mineral lands wherever located in
Missouri. Great inducements will be offered to cap
italists aud mining adVCniurcrs who desire to puT
chase and work pa! ing mines, by dealing with this
Company.
Wo respectfully solicit the attention of all who
have mineral lands for sale to send a statement
of the same. describing the kind of minerals on their
lands. the number Of acres the location and the low
est cash price they willing to take for raid lands.
We shall work only such mines as pay largely, but
shall open and prove most of the lands We sell The
books for subscription te the stock open at
the Office of the Company Main street. northwest
corner of Locust. over Merchants Bank. entrance
No. 2l Locust street. All who feel 1n interest in this
business. and have money, will DO well to call and
subscribe. Those wishing stock, living out of the
city. it by enclosing ten per cent of the
amount wanted to The President or Treasurer.
DIRECTORS:
Henry D. Bacon, Esq, Matthew Butter, Esq,
Alfred Cmpp Esq L. Il. Hnrwood. Eco,
Joseph Lathrop, Esq, II. NJ. Lynch, Esq,
L.N. Bogy, Esq, Joseph Payne, Esq
Henry D. Bacon, L. ". B"gy.
NJ. BUTLER, Treas. ALFRED CLArP, Pres't.
The above prospectus hNs up to this date been
published in only one Of our leading papers for ten
days No efforts 10 get stock taken have been
male: yet the public well appreciate the sound
Of the enterprise. that over two hundred thnus-
and dollars of the stock has already been taken. Wo
would briefly state that the shares so each, paid
in full. without further liubty transferable by de-
livery; registered only when dividends received.
Amy person hIving money spare. can, by the pur-
glis in
make an investment that will pay largely. and hold
stock that is readily converted into cash without loss
All communications to the President promptly
answered. mI30-d&w2m
st. Louis. Mo-. March % 1861.
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The whole population of Virginia in SCI
was 1881, ,I99, including 495, ,s2G slaves,
leaving white population of l,O97, ,373.-
Not more than eight or ten thousand of the
slaves were in the counties now included
in the State of Kanawha, so that in losing
this population of 2sl 1876, Virginia loses
about one-fourth of her white inhabitants.
As there are number of other counties
that will be sure to come into the new
State if the Federal Government affords
their people sufficient protection, the loss
will soon be still greater. Moreover, the
territory of Ka1awha. including the fine
valley of the river of that name, and the
fertile region along the Ohio, is rs fine MS
any in the State; and in the decade be-
tween 1850 and $50. population increased
there more rapidly than in any other part
of Virginia.
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Assets, january 4, 1900.

,7,L ASSETS. $2Io4.1OO % !
ItgliIrlss- -Uuscttlc,Ie!itn not ,957 IS
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Interesting News!
Anew Oil Well Just Discovered!

A New Oil Well Just Discovered!
But II Small Amount Required for ev-
cry one 40 take Al share.
Evcry so cents inrcsiea ,cW yield 81 scorth
IN ADVANCE OF TILE NEW HIGH TARIFF.
100 CASES OF NEW spRING AND SUMMER
lOC DRY GOODS
have just been received which the subscriber is able
to sell for less than half their original value.
Besides many other goods received. he will only
mention 1iO pieces of Silk of all the latest styles at
NIL prices, low so cts. per yard worth at
least 81, and Plain Silks low SIC per yard.
2j pieces of Plain Black silks for Dresses and Man
tilIns
Dress Goods. n large and varied assortment. Some
Travelling Dress Goods for only sc per yard, worth at
least 2uc.
Lawns and Lawn Robes, plain and figured Bereges
and Berpgr Robes.
Double width grey, black and white Bcreges for
Shawls nnd busters; some worth 81, for only 90 cts
Cinllies and Delaines, Ginghams and Chintzcs,
large stock; some - dark French ChintZes for
jc per yard, worth at least SIC, and light Chintzes
ut 2jC per yard.
smAwLs--loO Grape shawls. all colors from to
so dollars u piece: 20 Twisted Silk ShAwls, new
styles: 400 Stella Shawls some as low 81
silk and Cloth busters and Cloaks, at all prices
for Ladies anil Misses
French Lace MantleB of all tile latest STYLES
large stock OF EmbrOderics and White Goods.
500 doz Ladies' Hose, some worth l5c, for 6l4 cts
a pair.
par,,sols Hoop Skirts and Corsets. large stock
DOMESTlCS.-Past colorel Prints. (waTranted)
for 10, and SIC per yard. worth l2l5, 10 and &c
per NRr' Bcachcd and unhlcaChcd Muslins Of all
widths and qualities. Irish Linen and Linen Table
Cloths at all prices.
CA"PETS.-T5 pieces of Ingram, ply and super
fine Carpets at all prices.
A good assortment of Boys Ready Made Clothing,
and many other goods. too numerous to mention, all
of which have been bought for cash from Importers,
and will be sold at greatly reduced prices by
ALEX, IIEYMAN.
ap2 I3T Main ST., Wheeling, Va.
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Music for the Times.

IUSIC iOr Tie TIlMtS.
CtOL. ELLSWORTHS FUNERAL MARCH,
J ZOuave Battle March,
The Monastery,
Mountain Echo Wntzes,
Contraband Schottisch,
Rose Queen Polka,
SiIvery Shower,
Our Flag is There,
Stand by the Flag.
Resting Place of Washington,
America's Glory.
The Sea IS ColumJia's Glory,
America.
Freedoms Flag,
The day of Parting;
The Song of Liberty.
On to the Conflict, Comrades.
Bully for You-Gny and Happy,
Star Spangled Banner. &c, &c:
iv26 1So Main st.