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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-05
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1T IS THE


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pits o. tender and ins de the preserve pro-
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any mater : Or for hard use instead Of beau tere
this Paint the mot valuable Of any ever known.
ar IL USED
BY Farmers Builders and Architects 10 preserve any tim
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sis before :ey are laid brick stone foundations
To prevent dsmpne~s In brick dwellings plank should
be painted "a isid between cellar wal and upper
vii For roofs or for painting single rOVls this
Paint is unsurpassed
1T - USED
b Governr IT. oi roof their barracks and painting
The 9 Sa9y 70. end is Ss. f.S"T:
wearing Ceuseni Paint in the worId,
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uld re.-r :, few ointment judge, whose will
be Ound belcw:
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kOBEnT xEEK. Superintendent and Master Mechanic
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J. ID. HASEP, Master Mechanic. Bellfon;ane, RsiI-
road. lDoisIs.
GEO. CIR rich. letters hville ilroad Indians nails
JOAN G AsfOGUE, Superintendent Terre Esute Al
ton and So. !. uis haroad
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select
For sale bE ROSD g. PALMER.
sept2s dsSnaw s''''' w '"''Anap0h' ma
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heaps OF the wounded and diving, with scattered
arms sireSn everywhere with broken artillery
Carriages and cais-ons, dead horses. and all that
makes up the debris OF bloody contested held-
was terrible ana appalling.
pIsrArcH FROM GEN. BRAGG.
NEAR CHATTANOOGA. Sept "a
The report from Gen. Hood last night was IA
vorable Our prisoners will reach seven thou
sand Of whom two thousand are wounded We
have twenty five stands Of colOrs and gudOns,
thirty sir pieces ~ artillery. and hove already
collected over fifteen thousand stand Of small
arms over aud above thpse left on the field by
our killed and wounded More -re beng iound
BRAxroS BRAGG.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Enquirer.
coSGRsrULAroRY ORDER OF GES. LEE
Gen Lee has jus: issued the fplowing congrat
uatorv order TO the Army of Northern Virginia,
announcing the victory Of Chickamsuga by Gen
Bragg:
"HEaDoUARrERs ARMY NORTHERN VTReTSrAl
Sept "a, 1868.
General Orders No 20
THE commanding General announces to the
army with profound gratitude to Almighty God.
the victory achieved at Chickamauga BY the
army of Gen Bragg.
After n fierce and sangunary conflict Of two
days. the Federal forces under General Rose
Grams. were driven with heavy loss from their
strong positions, and, leaving their dead and
wounded on the field. retreated under cover
of the night. on Chattanooga, pursued by our
cavalry.
Rendering to the great Giver Of victory, "a ia
most justly due our praise and thanksgiving for
this signal manifestation of his favor, let us ex
tend to the army that has nobly upheld the
honor Of our country the tribute Of our admira-
ton for its valor and sympathy for its suffering
and loss
Invoking the continued assistance Of Heaven
upon our efforts. let US resolve to emulate the
hernic example Of our brethren in the 5 nth, un
Ill the enemy shall be expelled from our borders
and peace aud independence be secured To our
country. r f LEE. General"
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LAW BOOKS.


DGESr OF THE DECISIONS or THE SUPREME
Court the State 4 indiana. comprising he cases
reported in the volumes hisckford
sixteen volumes 4 ndisna REPORTS toletbeT with the
Revised statutes the >tste embodied i the edition
svo. SO
The ursi edition Of this valuable completely
hausie IN less than ihree mouths ir m the time Of
publ eaton. edit n. printed OF fire white paper,
ready. This l. one OF the INST complete best
arranged dseSts puhl's ed ard has received the
highest CONNIE ndations Of he legal profession.
The Hon. NJ. VI. KAY say;
The M rest i IN its plan AMI ution as il
Is useia the profession. This is Sbridgemeht of
the Reports hut a genuine digest Of them
Tie bOu dawn AcuvNAID says
at is no small commendtt Of the work that IL T. q
Digest not only all Supreme Court decisions w ich
have published, but also of ali the modern statutes
ia force.
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WYE WILL SELL AT AUCTION on THE PREM
w ISIS, on
Monday, October 5, at 2 P. NJ,

Forty -three ~ excellent Bottom Lard for Cow
Pasiue. in iarcIs OF from ~ TO each suit
p'.rcha>ers yinx the northwest Of fhe city
limits. bounded the east by Fal Greek, and the
southwes' BY Indiana Avenue.
This ground. beirg bottom land will produce more
grass than be produced q
up land u i slso well <uprled with stock water. each
lot extending back 4 Fall Crrek. thereby making IL
eusry valuable for the purposes 70 those living in that
parl OF fhe city.
rKxs-sme-third cab AMI the balance In sixty days.
with interest deferred payments
ocs3-dtt AckkRSAN PIERCE.
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DIE D.

KELLY-On Saturday evening, the Sd inst, at the
residence OF his aunt Miss Jane Cooke, No. y Indiana
avenue, William Kelly.
The funeral will take place at half past three o'clock
this afternoon from the above place. His friends and the
friends Of tie family invited attend Funeral
vices by Rev Mr. Ho comb.
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Address OF the De mecraslc Members
81 The esssrsi As-ssbly % The People o. indiana.
sstsns forth the h<ssry % s~><an- ssd the
rsssoss shy nsrs BED been seomp<hss during iis
eessttufious term THIS document makes pamphlet
81 sixteen pages sad ~ be furnished IN any qssatiy
Pres o. 50 per hundred.
The Cop.crfps ses-speeeh es Hon.
D. Voorhees, on The Ccr-c-fpton BI IN the House %
serresesi.sivs. Fshrsrry O. lsss. Ts Is ore o. n.
finest speeches Of Mr.. voerhee- on question row
eupytaz large share Of public attention. and "
citizen IN indiana should have scopy II rsies pam
phi.t sfs,sh, Pa<-s Price 81 per hundred
The Liberty 81 the Ciszcn-speeeh
% Hon. n W veorhees delivered IN the House II Rep
rsseatsves. February Is I'ss the tolndemniy
the President and other for su~pending the writ
Of hshess aid acts done In pursuance thereof
10 nov printed pam ,hle, form. and Be obtained 1t
this sre rhis 3. RI. great effort Of NJ VOORHEES, 20
protect The liberty Of the citizen snd shoad be in the
hands Of every voter IN Indiana II makes pamphlet
Of sixteen pages. Price 81 so per hundred.
TrAn orders should direct the speeches TO be sent
BY express a. the postag. will be cent copy, and
must be prepaid. - hs~ -
Address ELDER, HARDNESS ! BINGHAM,
Tnfg. Ill.
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Gre { w eStern
ei,eCk syfDtTSE.

y7STABiSHED ~ lsi0 By TIE PRESENT PRO
81 PhIFTOs al No 229 Maine Street, CT cinuati, o.,
VIII dealers will always hnd full stock Of the cele
bra e Seth Thomas work, including Calenders kegula-
tor Weight aud S,riug Clocks and TneIieces. Also
al kinds common cheap work from all other manu-
All nds OF lex Material and Trimmings sold
TO The trade al the lowest Western prices
ieslerS respectfully invited call send orders
No. 229 Main street where thu. viii receive prompt
attention. +. BLAKkSLE
sept2S 90 d y
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INV ELEMENT OF STRENGTH FOR The SOUTH
ERIN ARMIEs-THE SLAVES AT THE SuuTH To BE
LIBERATED AND ARMED-TBE ABoLIrIoNisTs'
OCCUPATION GoNE-A INV MOTIVE FOR En-
RoPEAS ISTERvESTIoN.
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-Prhe Plat Of the above Lots do not give the exact
shape # then creek runs aionS the eat size their
vhole length. See Engineer. plat 81 AcKenan
Pierce's Office.
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DAILY SENTINEL.
MONDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 5.

faE UNION -Ir MUST BIZ psEsRRvE6.-lJAc..
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heaps OF the wounded and diving, with scattered
arms sire~n everywhere. with broken artillery
Carriages and csis-ons. dead nurses. and all that
makes up the debris Of bloOdy contested field
WA terrible
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herif's Sale.

- BY virtue of witt of
Vend. Expon. issued out of the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Cambria county, and to me
directed. there will be exposed to Public
Sale, on the premises in M;llviIle, on Satur>
day the 18th day Of July next at two O'Clock,
p. NJ, the following Real Estate, to wit:
AL the right, title and interest of Sarah
Rowley and George Rowley, of, in and to
the following pieces or lots of ground stu
ate in the Borough Of Millville, Cambria
county, to wit No. 1. A lot of ground
situate in the Borough Of Millville, Cambria
county, fronting on public road or street
running parallel with the canal and adjDin
ing lot of Ann Morgan or the north and
other property of said Salah & George
Rowley on the south, AMI east, having there
on erected frame house. now in the occu
pancy of said Sarah & George Rowley.
! No. 2. A lot of ground situated in the
Borough Of Millville, Cambria county, front
| ing on public road or street running paral-
| lei with the canal. adjoining lots of the said
| Sarah & George Rowlay, on the south, east
and north. having thereon erected plank
! house. now in the occupancy of ----
| Alsu-No. 8. A lot of ground situated in
the Borough of Milville. Cambria county,
fronting on public road or street, adjoining
lots Of said Sarah and George Rpwley, on
the south, east and north, having thereon
erected a frame house. Also-NC. 4. A lot
of ground situated in the Borough Of Mill
vile. Cambria county. fronting on public
road or street, adjoining lots Of said Sarah
| S' George Rowley uu the north and east and
lot of Isaac Partit on the south. Also
No. 5. a lot Of ground situated in the
Borough of Millville, Cambria county, front
ing on road on the east aud adjoining lot
of Isaac Parfit on the SOUTH and lots of said
Sarah & George Rowley ON the north and
west. Also-No. 6. A lot Of ground stu
atcd in Milvilie Borough, Cambria county
fronting on a road on the east, and adj In
ing lots of the said Sarah & George Rowley
on the north, west and south. Also-No
7. lot of ground situated in the Borough
of Mjllvillc, Cambria county, fronting on {
road on the east and adjoining lots of saiC
Sarah Rowley and George Rowley on thC
west north and south, having thereon erect
ed a small frame house. Also-No. s. A
lot Of ground situated in the Borough 0
Muvillc, Cambria county, fronting on
! road on the east, adjoining lots of said Saral
& George Rowley on the west, north an,
SOUTH having thereon erected a small franz
I house. Also-No. 8. a lot of ground stu
, ated in the Borough Of Millvillc, Cambri
county, fronting on a road Oh the east ant
5 adjoining lots of said Sarah Rowley AM
: Gee rye Rowley no the south, Ann Morga'
or the west and lot of --- on the north
Taken III Execution and to be sold at tn
suit of Cyrus L. Pershing.
JOHN BUCK, Sheriff.
Shcriff's Office, Ebensburg.
July l, lS63-3t
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FINHIRTY YEARS ENPEEIENCE
Il Have been diligently employed in per
fcctiuG
CHRISTADORO'S EXCELSIOR HAIR
DYE
1t is no wonder. theu that after CARE
FUL ANALYSIS by DR.. Chiffon. it.
was pronounced harmless, and is now taking
the place of all ether Dyes. Those who
have tcen disappointed with miserable imi-
ations, are always pleased with the genuine.
Any shade Of black or brown, to suit all
omplexions, produced in ten minutes.
Manufactured by j. CtIRlSTADORO, 6
Astor House, New York. Sold everywhere.
and applied by all Hair DrcsscrS- Price 81,
so and S. per box, according to size.
CuRISTADORO'S HAIR PRESERVA-
TIVE
Is invaluable with his Dye, as it imparts the
utmost Softuess. the most beautiful CLOS
and great vitality to the Hair.
Price so cents, 81, and 81 per bottle, ac-
cording to size. (AprIl 8, 1865 nm
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

SY VIRTUE of BUndry writs Of Levarl
E1and Fieri Facias, issued out of the Court
of Common Pleas of Cambria County, and
to me directed, there will be exposed to
public sale at the Court House in Ebens-
burg. on SATURDAY the l1th day of July
next at one o'clock P. NJ, the following
Real Estate To wit:
All the right, title and interest of Sans
ucl Henshey to wit; all that certain tract
niece, or parcel of land, situated in the
township of Clearfeld Cambria county in
the State of Pennsylvania bounded and de-
scribcd as follows: Beginning at post a
corner of land under contract to Andrew
Kopp. thence north one degree east four
hundred perches TO post thence south clSh-
tv nine degrees east one hundred and forty
| seven perches to post, thence south thirteen
degrees west ninety five perches to a Hicko-
rv- thence south eighty nine degrees east
ninety six and a half perches to post.
| thence south one degree west sixty four
perches and nine tenths Of perch to post,
| thence south eighty nine degrees east one
hundred and thirty perches to maple;
| thence south one degee west three hundred
and twenty perches to post, thence north
ciohtv nine degrees west two hundred and
sixty seven perches to post, thence north
one degree east, eighty percheS to pos:
tbrnce west ninety three perches to the
plan of beginning containing eight hundred
and one acres and one hundred and iorty
five perches and the usual allowance To-
roads SC, being parts Of three tracts re-
snectCully surveyed on warrants granted t
Jacob Cox, VIM. TiltJn and William Lam
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.nerin,S Sale.

-
- BY virtue Of writ of Al.
Levari Facias issued out of the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Cambria County, and to me
directed, there will be exposed to Public
Sale, at the Foster House, in Johnstown,
on Saturday the 18th day of July next at
one O'Clock, P. NJ, the following Real Es-
tate, to wit: OF the lands and tenements
which were of Elizabeth Ann Gordon, to
wit:
All that lot or piece of ground stu
ated in Taylor township, Cambria coun-
ty and State of Pennsylvania and marked
in the plan Of lots of Prospect laid out
in said Taylor township by Christian Ihm-
sen, as lot Ill being Of triangular shape
bounded on the south side lot hi and run>
ming along Ebensburg read about one hundred
and fifty $50 feet and along Coal Bank
street about one hundred and fifty $50
feet to point closing at the junction OF
said road and street together with the he
| readitaments and appurtenances having
| thereon erected two story plank house
now in the occupancy of the said Elizabeth
| Ann Gordon.
Taken in execution and to be sold at the
| suit of Eenor Ihmsen and L. l.. Ihmsen
| Executors of Christian Ihmsen. decd.
JOHN BUCK, Sheriff
| Sheriff's Office, Ebensburg,
| July 1, l8G3-5t !
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bert. being the same land and premises that
Henry Barclay by his attorney in fact
Edwd. Shoemaker by Deed dated the Sth
day Of May 1850 sold and conveyed to
Anthony Swircs and Samuel Htenshey as
tenants in common together with the here
ditaments and appurtenances.
Taken in Execution and to be sold at the
suit of Murray Hoffman Jr., fOr use Of John
Campbell and now for use of Anthony
Swires who was substituted rs Plf.
ALSO.-The lands and tenemcnts which
were of John Thompson Jr., 10 wit; " all
that certain lot or piece of ground. sit
uated in Cambria Tp., Cambria Co., bounds
ed and described as follows" to wit; Be-
ginning at post in the north side OF the
Jefferson and Ebensburg plank road thence
by the road leading to 1fbbotts mills north
sixty degrees west twenty perches to post
in line of Rees S. Lloyd thence bysaid line
south twenty eight perches to the saic
| plank road thence by said plank road north
| forty eight degrees east twenty three per
! ches to the place of beginning containing
one acre and ninety perches be the samemore
or less.together with the appurtenances.
! Taken in Execution and to be sold at the
suit of David II. Roberts Executor o
David Harris decd.
ALSO.-All the right title and interes
of Michael M'Cague, decd, in tie hand.
of John Lloyd and Harriet G., Orr, \ lminis
traitors of Michael M'Cague decd, of, in
and to a certain piece or parcel of land
situated in Cambria tp., Cambria County
adjoining lands of Recs S. Lloyd, heiIs o
John r. Roberts and William S. Blackburn
containing ten acres and eighty perchcs
more or less, about five acres Of which al
! cleared and under fence, unoccupicd.
L
the suit of David II. Roberts, Executor 0
! David Harris, decd,
JOHN BUCK, Sheriff
Sherif's Office, June %, 1868.
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.,no,Rs ARMY oF rHE PoroMAC, J

L!ADQ'RS ARMY OF THE IOTOMAC,
Friday, July 3, 1868.
The decisive battle of the war has
n fought to-day, and the enemy have
rpulsed witk terrific loss. At day
J. lees right wing batteries opened
| q our left, and shortly after those of
centre followed. After half an hours
j-ngnading, doing but little damage to
the fire sIackencd and only occasional
Is we're exchanged. Shortly after
-s the cnemys left, composed entirely
infantry and sharpshootcrs, made an
a,k on our right wing. So suddenly
impetuousIy was it accomplished that
] .ai-mishcrs and front line were driven
* from their entertainments, by aid of
barerics in the rear and the indomi-
he bravery OF the 18th Corps we re-
Hei the first position, capturing a con-
srable number of prisoners
Several hours of omnious silence fol-
yel this repulsc. At l O'Clock the
my fired two shots, apparently as sig
is for the grandest artillery fight ever
;nossed On this continent. Before a
Omeut had elapsed it is estimated that
! Yeast eighty guns opened upon us.
gur batteries returned the compliment
It'll interest. The air seemed literally
fick with iron, AMI for more than an
ur it seemed impossible that man or
asst could live through il. Strange TO
y, the encmy's accuracy Of range as
Inhibited on the two previous days was
fantng on this occasion. Most Of their
ells exploded far in the rear Of om front,
generally missing our batteries.
During this period some of our bate
whose ammunition had been exhaus-
ceased to fir, and on the approach OF
reserve batteries, withdrew 10 the rear.
enemy only seeing the batteries with
."ng, and mistaAing this for a retreat,
ls rapid infantry charge up the hill
obtained position in our line, cut
to pieces aud almost annihilating tht
AL infantry supports: but before they
time to rejoice at their immaginarJ
cess, the fresh batteries poured in {
iy fire Of canister and case shot
infantry reserve joined on eithe
aA OF the gap, charged them, ant
led greatly to their destruction. The,
e completely surprised, and hundred
'e" down their arms and asked fo
after, Nearly the entire brigade c
H. Dick Garnet surrendered, and Gar
u himself was wounded and barrel
lde Lis escape.
Lonssstrect was mortally wounded an
'ared. He is reported to have die
an hour aftcrward.
About /. 80 p. NJ. the artillery of til
my ,iackcncd, and had entirely cease
o'clock.
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,r,,o Fight on Thursday.

ryoRE. July, 3, l p. M.-The
,,nswed the attack on Thursday,
noon. and massed a heavy force
>. our left flank. Rebel prisoners
,,oorted the arrival of Longstreet's
The fiercest assault was upon
r, CorDs. the "Thlrd." 1t was re-
bv some of the most brilliant
80 Of the whole war, in one of
f. General Sickles lost a leg. 1t is
ed that he will survive, as amputa-
ans successfully performed at once.
Tho frbt lasted until, with unabated
one corps after another was thrown
,.t the Rebel columns en- naGSSe, which
f-ral up to the very mouths Of the
I'm Our loss is very heavy, but
|. # the enemy is far heavier. 1t is
L bv the Rebels who were taken in
| woods on our left, that Gen. Long
: killed. We have the rebel Gen.
.ales dead body. We took yester-
,5yu! one thousand prisoners, thirty OF
| are officers.
Isl night the Rebel cavalry came
r va Emmetsburg, to within ten
| Of here, due west. They said they
in pursuit Of our wagon trains, but
r Painter had removed them only
hours previously, and they were
for once. The Rebels still hold
rrs5urg. Our loss is very heavy
O, the Rebels cannot be very far
nj twenty thousand, and the fight is
going on.
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herin,s Sale.

@ theriu'S sale.
= BY virtue Of a
writ of Fieri Facas issued out Of the Court
of Common Pleas of Cambria county, and to
me directed, there will be exposed to Public
Sale. at the Court House, in Ebensburg, on
Friday the 18th day of July Ynext at enc
o'clock, P NJ, the following Real Estate, to
wit:
All the right, title and interest of John
Dclozier, of. in and to piece or parcel of
land situated in Carroll township, Cambria
county. adjoining lands of Francis Anna,
tie heirs of John G. M'Guire, decd and
others, containing about thirty (30) acres
more or less, about ten acres of which are
cleared. having thereon erected one and a
half story hewed log house now III the oc-
cupancy of - DeloZer.
Taken in execution and to be sold at the
suit of William r. Fisher, Executor oi
Coleman Fisher, decd.
JOHN BUCK, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Ebensburg, |
July l, 1868~3t
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TNor Sale.

/ ,Nor Sale.
Il 800 acres I27 perches and
allowances, of valuable COAL LAND. stu
ate near the Pennsylvania Railroad, at
SummeThill Station, in Croyle Township,
Cambria county, Pa. About so acres of the
land being cleared, and thereon erected
dwelling house and barn, ant other improve
meuts, also an excellent orchard Of fruit
trees The above tract contains and abun-
dance of coal Of superior quantity. "a
drift being opened and will be sold on rea-
sonablc terms.
Apply to Poland, jenkins & Co., Balti
more, Md, or t. !. w. Stratton, New York =.
city, or to VIM. Kittell, Esq, Attorney at
Law, Ebcnsburg, Pa.
POLAND, JENKINS & co.
j. w. STRATfON,
Apri. 10, l8G3 If. Owners.
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Obituary.

D.'d June 25th, in Munster township,
HloFla county, after a brief but severe
.ss which she bore with patience and
@,Ian resignation, MARY ELLEN,
lShier Of Francis and Mary Eberly,
u years , months and nine days.
'4s deceased, cut down in the morn
o' HE, had endeared herself not only
"| mourning and now bereft friends,
also to wide circle of youthful COM
-sos' who will long cherish the memo
u her whose gentleness and modesty
won the esteem of all who knew her,
We have the consoling hope that she
Jo,ned the happy company Of the re-
| -',1 ~ IN her Fathers kingdom to reign
'~ INN forever. May she rest in peace.
FRIEND.