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The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-10

A CARD.-The subscriber respectfully an.
ncunces to lis patrons. that he has lately been in
San Francisco and there selected stock Of 1ood.
in his line which has never been equaled in thi,
market. The great cali for genuine Havana Ci.
gar' has prompted me u select With care. and 7
am now prepared to retail a superior articl. At
OLD PRICES! have, also, the choicest brand,
Of Tohacco'. Having formed direct connections
with the Factories, am now prepared to Tupply
HOTELS and SALOONS with Cigars and To-
tacco CHEAPER THAN EVER.
or TolS, GIFTS, ALBUMS, and all hind, o,
Fanc! Goods, ! have also laid in great ,ar,,,v
which am receiving additions by every steamer
from the Last.
a continuance OF your Kind patronage 10 ~
spectfuliy IoAeited.
s. SILBERSTEIN,
Opposite the Cary Hoass,
t'i rlAesrvins.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-10
WIN n. Di1 :AiiIDiS.-Jdst before the

FKSifa aGss. DI7 SAiD.-Jdst before the
election ShpAdy Orgaasypublished letter
from Gen, Dix 10 Ehica be urged , vigOr-
Gus pFoseauliOn Of The Rar tad denounced
MI sttemPh 10 restore ,be Onion by con-
tiliaAory neasures. This Is the natural
position d q "GOSsrnmeut pauper"-of
man who, as long as the war continues,
expects to retain high command, large
pay and all the pleasant surroundings
which AheYy bFiNg-Of man who is well
aware it is absolutely necessary to hatter
those in power and approve their senti.
ments to retain his position; bat who, il
the war should clnse. would at once be re-
duced to the lOvel Of common men and be
obliged = rely upon his own resources
for support. SelEinterest, not principle
or patriotism, influences Gen. Dix 10 sup
port the Administration and urge q Wig
orous prosecution Of the war. lie was a
Democrat just so long and no longer as it
was profitable to be Democrat when it
ceased to pay, he hastened to apostatize,
and to become the unscrupulous instru.
ment Of an unscrupul0us faction. What
said this same Gen. Dix when uninfuenc-
ed by his present surroundings and ex.
pectationsH Was he then vindctive and
blood. thirsty? Here is a sample, as ut
tered in4tho United States Senate:
" In whatever manner this question shall be
decided, she New York; will be touJId on the
side Of the Union, not to resist diSmembermeu /
by force-for dlsuHion is better il'aH iates,iue
war-but to contribute by her influence aud
her cOunsels to uphold the fabric Of the fedora.
tive system.
l. Mr.. President, regret to hear either disun.
ion or civil war spoken Of in connection with
this measure But repeat, the former is to
be preferred tn the latter. In wars waged with
foreign countries, dsplorable as they always
are, there are some moral fruits which atone,
in u slight degree, for their accompanying evils.
But civil war has NJ amcloratiOn. 1t is
pure, unmixed decentralization. 1t dissulveS
all national and domestic ties. 1t renders self.
ishness more Odious, BY wedding it 10 hatred
and cruelty. The after generation which reaps
the bitter harvest of intestine war, is scarcely
less to be cOmmiserated than that by whose
hands the poisonous seed was sown. Less far
less than these, would be the evils of disuniOn." "
Gen. Dix is living example Of the
truth of his own assertion, that civil war
"renders Sellishness more odious, by wed
ding it to hatred and cruelty"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-10

LIBERAL CUssE&-Our County Supervisors
are liberal cusses. They have appropriated
two thousand dollars of the peoples money to
retain J. c. Goods TO prosecute the parties 10.
dieted As accessories of Poole and Glasbv in
stage robbery, &c. Two thousand dollars is
the annual salary Of our District Attorney, and
yet the Board Of Supervisors have agreed to
pay that amount for prosecuting one cause
The trial has been transferred to Sacramento 10
County, and Mr.. Estee, the Prosecuting Attor.
uey, and good lawyer Che was elected over
Mr.. Goods. we believe>. will prosecute it with.
ont fee. Why then should our liberal Super.
viSors give Mr.. Goods two thousand dollars {?
II the District Attorney needs assistance in
the cause Of Justice, why not let the Attorney
General. who ispaid . salary by the people
lend him the aid Of that brilliant legal capacity
that led to his electionF
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-10


WICKED Business. SS.-Thc way Lincoln
carried some Of the States, is attracting
the comment and indignation of the hon
est portion Of his own party. Massachu,
sctts officers, stationed in Ohio, Indiana,
Illinois and Michigan, have written home
and boas.cd of the frauds they committed
for the Administration. They say that
those under them, by their orders, voted
from five to fifteen times, and consider
the crime good joke. What are we
coming to, when outragcs on the ballot
box are openly boasted of-when its
purity is no longer public concern, hen
Americans are deprived the liberty Of vot.
ing unless they vote for those in power !,
Degrade the ballot-box, and citizenship is
lost,public liberty forfeited and the down.
fall Of the Republic certain! The voice
Of the people is suppressed BY the bayo-
net, and the servants Of the people be-
come their masters. The masses will dis.
cover, ere long, that Abolitionism can on
ly flourish by villainy.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-10

KEScEIOR o. CHIsF ExorSEER.-0wing to the
neglect Of the officers charged with the duty Of
publishing the proper notice. the appointed
time for the election of Chief aud Assstaut
EugineeFs Of the Fire Department was allowed
70 pass without an election being held. To
remedy this neglect, on Monday evening last,
tie Common Council passed an ordinance pro.
viding for special election for that purpose to
be .hOldeH -within forty days We hope the
different Companies will arouse themselves
and trOt out their best men as candidates for
Chief and Assistants, aud SO shake of the
lOahargy that hasso demOraliled the Depart
meat Of late. and infnse into It spirit Of gen.
Srous emulation, akin 20 that which character.
ned 1t IN its better days aud made il at once
the pride aud boast Of every citizen. Let this
be done, aud the rolls Of the Companies will be
oiled up with the names Of true. e.hearted, broad.
Shouldered fellows, who will win back the
pride and affection and patronage of the citi.
Sens, and the old esprit du corps and effective
ness will follow IS . natural consequence.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-10

Adams German Tonic and Aro-
matte BitterS are = never falling Tem.d. -
Bs!hous Diseases and all DerAnEements NJ ~. ~.
stomach and Digestive Organs, Jaundice. Dr".
prrsia. Indigestion, Liver Complaint, Costiy., ~.
NC; Where the sysiem has been reduced BY Frr.,
ana Agur, VIII prove saluaele auxiliary for .
strength. They are highly refined grateful 70 ,hH
taste, and remarkably warming, .timu;stins .nS
lnvigoratine IN all ihrir effects upon the ,yst.m
FkICE E-'O cents per bottle. For sale by ali
'Nee'''' S"N ''ONS'S' tOctln1
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-10

STATE DEBr.-On the 2lst ult. the total
Indebtedness of the State Of California W as
S4,910,ls7 so. Abolitionism destroys
everything it touches. 1t promised to
reduce the debt of the State; it has great.
ly increased it, and before Lows time ex.
pires, at the rate it is increasing under his
management; it will amount to six mil
lions. 1t is cheering prospect for tax
payers. California will suffer for her low.
atty to fanatical and corrupt party.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-10


CHANGE OF FRoNT.-Accordin to the
Chicago Convention which nominated
Lincoln four years ago, "Republican prin.
ciples" then meant "Thc sovereignty of
each State, and the protection of all its
institutions against invasion or interfer.
ence from any other States. or from any
of its citizens-and against the encroach.
ments of the Federal Government" Now,
the same party that indorsed the above,
with Lincoln at its head, demos the SOW
ereignty Of the States and upholds the
!'sncroaOhments Of the Federal Govern.
ment." Consistency is not an Abolition
virtue, nor is honesty. The party would
soon "dwiRdle into nothiDguess" were
hypocrisy, psrfdy and swindIing unpOpu.
lar. Lineolu's triumph Las MADE them
popular.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-10
N0uuzs-aAn psEssus luAsb.ed = The undeI

N0ggRy-<AI PeFeooe ln4ebted q the under
G6peA - @e1ey7 Fequessed t0scah and pay
n % 81 ~; - a6lt A Pag .hosi 10
NAeA ~ ~ iAds6tSd. ~ strange AS Is may
ostA y sOtSS q 0Gr patrons, We have sctuGl
OSS9AsoSyS - IT, 6ateheS bakers, gro
eAS 9po49 e1a eADtAdAg usn, and even
tAN RAR aesseeatsS fssza- whsm. We get our
supplies. are 70 phreaaonabIs Al TO expect uS
10 pay tof what we Eetl or course, thOes who
owe Dc t6F from two to eleven years subscrip-
II0n are not alluded to in the above request!
GKLwICxs 4 JANuARY,
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-10

OATus.-An Industrious searcher after
the marvellous has collected together
nine hundred and forty seven different
oaths, which this administration has or
dered to be administered One OF the
rarest is, that in which the Administra-
ton made the people Of Tennessee swear
that they would oppose the Democratic
party. All who refused to take the lille,
gal and insulting oath were disfranchised.
Many of these oaths require that al! the
proclamations that Abraham Lincoln has
issued, and that he may hereafter issue,
shall be supported and obeyed. Refusal
to swear allegiance to Lincoln subjects
the man who refuses to the imputation of
'treason to the Government Lincoln
being, in the eyes of Shoddy and their
parasites, the Government.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-10

ASnUAE DAas.-asPtnns EnRiDe Company
Nc. ., will give tAeir annual BAH on Friday
niRAt DsesnbsF aSds-ths prOessds Of which
will b aaS9Gsa e Paying o. the iadebtsdness
OT he co9pAss. We Aepe or aiEizsus, and
especially property holders. will literally rat.
'ontp shs stCsli:nt cemtaOt. 'r''' =
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-10

"fO WHO'S II MAI CoxcaRx."-The elev.
enth volume Of the DEMocRAr will be compile
ted on the last day Of this month, and on the
6rst Saturday OF the new year we will issue
the initial number of our twelfth volume
The close Of the volume will be an appropriate
time for those Of our patrons who are in ar
rsars, to pay up, and commence anew with the
new year; or, ifit would suit them better, quit
uS. Like all other printers, we should like TO
have large circulation, and feel deeply graft
fed at every accession to our list of readers
but the price Of paper is too high and money
too scarce, to admit of our sending the DENo.
cRAT, during the coming year, to any but pay.
ing subscribers. We have determined to give
ourselves benefit" and, in the language of
the Snowman, "the free list will be suspended" !"
Those who have not yet been patrons of the
DENocRAT, are invited to send in their names
land money!. and we will promise them before
hand, an outspoken, consistent and earnest
Democratic paper. Come, gentlemen, "pasS in
your checks"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-10
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

TNSTATE or CHARLES p. STUMP. Deceased -
IL Notice IS hereby given by the undersigned,
Administrator OF said Estate. to ia. creditors O land
all persons having claims ms; said deceased TO
present the same, with the necessary vouchers. to
him, At the Office Of Wells, Fargo Co, ia Ine C,y
OF PlaceTville within ten months from the date 81
this notice, or the will be forever barred by
law MICHAEL STUMP,
Admin istratof OF sad Estate,
BY THO. TRACY,
His Attorney.
PIacerV!lle, December 10Th, lS64-lm
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-10
Thursday, January 18th, A. D. 1865,
BRIDGE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
4N will apply to the Honorable Board OF SuDervi-
SorJ OF FL Dorado County, California at their meet
ing the hrst Monday of January, 1865, for a re.
newal Of License to keep Toll Bridge across the
waters Of the South Fork Of the American River, at
Chilli Bar, In said County, for one year.
LEONARD REG.
December Sd, 1S64-td
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-10

ATTENTION, RoosTERs.-There will be an ad'
Jourued meeting Of Confidence Engine Co. No.
I, this evening, ct O'Clock. Itis to be hoped
that every member will attend, as there iS bu.
Siuesa Of importance to be brought before IT,
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-10

BRApsHAw is entitled to our thanks for late
New York papers. We are also indebted to
Wells, Fargo 4 Co. for San Francisco paperE,
and TO R. 8. Hernandez for the Sacramento
Daily Union.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-10

The Physician is often blamed p.
want of success in his when the di,,n.
ment in the recovery Of the sick is to be traced I.
the administering impure medicines. Robert Whit,
apOtheeary, is paying particular attention to N.
eompoundns physicians prescriptions and t,m,.
recipes from medicines Of undOubted purity ROb,r,
White, Medical Ha!l,is appointed agent 70, mO.,
OF the genline Patent Medicines,
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-10

@. ". PRoS4sco has opened cheap boot
and shoe store. ilst below the Placer Hotel. Cd
Main street. See advertisement.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-10
JOHN M. CARTER"

Withou; which none I. grruine.
1t is put up in packages Of twelve bottles each.
Il will be found perfectly pure AMI u uniform
flavor, and is recommended !or family aal nedci-'
nal uses.
- Orders sent to CRANE & BRIGHAM,
Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco Agents, viii.
ceive prompt attention
~ For sale by X. J. VAN VOORHEES, CO,
Druggists, Placerv.Ee. tlrcit3m
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-10

- .
VsET DrTrERESr.-Iti is evident judg.
ing from ths distractions Of the War
Departmentand the tone of the organs Of
the Admin ration. shich Justify, applaud
and exult over atnocities committed By
cOmmanalne Generals and the troops un.
der them, that the next four years war
will be very different from the last. Sher-
idan has given the keynote. He has de-
stroyed houses, barns, mills and prOvis.
ions. Il may be an excellent plan to
make the Southern people anxious to re-
turn to the Union and be on friendly
terms with their OppressOrs; but We doubt
it. We doubt the efficacy OF Insult uu0
outrage in making them docilc and forgiv-
ing. Ifa Confederate force should again
enter Pennsylvania-as II may at any
time-dOes any one suppose that the
scrupulous regard to private property en-
forced BY Gen. Lee, would be observed
again? 1t is not likely. Retaliation
would be the watchword, and desolation
the result. A small number Of men may
do great damage. Ten thousand cavalry
may turn q whole State to "barren
waste ;" and we believe that the wanton
outrages in the Shenandoah Valley, in
Tennessee, in Georgia, will bo terribly
avenged if this war is not stopped by q
peace to which both parties will assent as
substantially just. The longer it is con-
tinued the more imbittered becomes the
feeling between the free and slave States.
&St---
4 BLOODY THEORY. Gen. Grants the.
ory was bloody one. lie enumerated
the respective armies, and found that he
had the most men. He started out to
fight-to crush Lee by the force Of num-
berS. lie proposed to ignore spades and
strategy. The Washington correspondent
Of the Sacramento Union so informed the
loyalists of California when Grant crossed
the Rapidan. Grant expected to lose men,
but he hoped, entertaining profound con-
tempt for strategy, to slay man for man,
and he reasoned that Lee would be ex.
hausted first. And Lee would have been,
had he trusted to the "Sublimity Of luck, y
instead Of skill, science and genius. Lee,
cautious, sagacious and master Of his rro-
fession, compelled Grant to fight him at
disadvantage, and by the ratio Of loss,
Lee will hold out the longer. Like a
huge pugilist, Grant felt strong enough to
attain his object BY direct blows, and he
therefore waived those arts which some
time enable small men to achieve great
results. lie is hard on his men, ,--"reck-
lessly and brutally he hurls them against
impregnable fortifcations," says the army
correspondent of the Springfield Mass }
Republican, and Mr.. Lincoln will find it
hard to keep up the process of exhaus-
tion. The bloody theory won't work.
1t destroys men without accomplishing
any good. Grant, says the same cores,
pondent, has lost one hundred and sixty,
five thousand men since he moved con to
Richmond
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-10
Cburrbess baritabIr Orntrs.

Pr0testant f pise OPal Church.
PLACERNlLLE. Divine SerVic- at the Court House
every Sunday morning A. 10y O'clock SUNDAY s, hnnI
81 same place, al !: "'.ock, p. v COL0MA--S-7yIce
% Tie mt AID th.ri |iniay evening, Of the month
81 O'Clock. III pORAWI-S-rvices on the Serou:
rud fourth Sunday evenings Of the month At seven
lorS DIAMOND SPRINGS-Ser, ice on the see
I'D All fourth Sundays Of each month at O'Clock
?. C. G. PEIRCR Nin;,,..
hesidene'' cary House Paeer'illr. jsH
Catholic Chureh.-ReV. J. Lnr1nu
VII! odleia,e in Gevrgctuwn on every sTst sunday
# the moa;h also, IN CulomA Church on the third
sunday. Dune service commences at TO- Ah
NesP,rs, IL st. Pa:neih Church, Placer,iu,. ON
every >anda! evening, az quarter past7. iyg7
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-10
Old Daniel Boone
BOURBON WITS KY
TAKE NOTICE.

THE proprietor OF thi. article having lad his AZ.
/ tention called to the superiority of Whisky ioT
Medicinal purposes, over any other Kind Of Liquor
has been Induced 10 present to tie public the aricc
bearing the above name, embracing two essential
qualities, Z,
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-10
Ne@ anbtrtistments To.ppg.
FEN1AN BRorHERHooD,


There VII be . meetlng of he Fenian Brother.
hood Of Hacerville, on SUNDAY, December liih at
O'clOek, P. NJ, at the knpire Bakery. ful at
tendance particularly desired IS there Is business
Of Importance to be transacted.
CHAS. GILDEA, Center.
J. J. CULLEN, Secretary.
Plaeerville, December 9th, 1884.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-10
Special ann GtntraI Nntirtx

The Agent of LIE Doyen's sarsaD.-
rllla viii send to every Physician and suys.o-
in our State. the recipe for his celebrated A.,
MsdicinS, 90 that the profession may be s,,,,s.S
Oi IT. genuineness. We believe 1t will tak. Dl..s
as the fret medicine for all arrangement, ~ -.
blood, requiring an Alternative vegetable eOmpOu"S
See advertisement. IDO,Ss-.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-10

An Excellent lnstituttOm.-W. ~,.,
to call the especial attention Of our rsadsv. 4. a.,
advertisement of the EleetrOpathic In,ti,u,. :,
San Franciseo, to be fOuHd elsewhere in an, -
yertising columns. The mode Of treatment =. a.
Institute is different from that pursued A 49,
other medical establishnsA~ on the Paeias -.
No POISONOUS DRrGs ARB USED. Dr. , y
J0ssELrA, tae- Gcsi,ltm. .4ecC S555ueuhipr pa,
clan, has been connected with the Institu,. =.
Ave years, and bears very high reputation :. .
Physician. His success in the treatment NJ "a.
eases Of PhIvATE NATuHE hes, during Ii. p,,,
four years, driven nearly all the quaeks win
which that city formerly abOunded, to other o.,l.
tiles. Persons suffering with disease, Of vh,,,o
ever nature, will do well to call upon Dl. Jo,,.
LYN, who is always ready to give his advice vr,,,
10 those who may con suit him. t,sn,1
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-10

"OLD DANIEL BOONE BOURBON
WHISKEY."
1t is only sold In bottles the labels which bear
4 true likeness Of the pioneer kcutuckiAH. Ia his
hunting COSTUME, and farther TO prevent unprirci-
Piled parties from fi!Iing old bottles with inf ror
article, and thus imposing on the pubic. the pro
pretor has adopted the plan OF covering each oOrk
with label bear ing the fac sitne Signature o.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-10
PURITY AND ECONOMY.

With the view of preventing fraud counterfeit
Of this article. the proprietor has adopted the III
lowing AS his Trade Marx on Labels:
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-10
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The sun., 1864-12-16

lee latest intelligence from Canal with respect
20 the release Of the 81. AbGns raiders, shows that
the decision Of Judge COUNSEL was ostensibly re-
gardod with az much surprlse in Canada as in the
Tinted States. From tine kilograms tina, have been
received from the chief Provincial cities II ape
that the relestc oi the pr soners Ia condemned IN
the strongest terms by .hc Canadian authorities
and the great msss of the people and ii is stated
ths, the offending Judge Will he summarily DIS
missed. This apparent condemnation 81 the Ie-
lease Of the raiders may may not he genuine.
Tho American PEOPLE have reached that point in
regard 10 British neutrality" when patience has
shout ceased 10 bc virtue, aud when osjolery can
90 longer 10 made q substitute for action. When
the Chesapeake pirates were released from
custody by tho connivauce OF Canadian oth-
cAlS the same liAns Of hands in Affect
ed surprise came from tie Colonial
thorihes But the people of this country have
been hoodwinked often enough. Is may be very
nst,erins to our neighbors over the border TO
imagine that they can give substantial support 10
the rebellion and throw the responsibility from
Their shoulders by afecteily discountenAncing the
rsne but thai mask has grown thin by repeated
ur, and our PEOPLE losin 70 soe through
u. II may be that the denuncA.ion Of Judge
Coctsols sction u sincere, aud that
the Canadian sutboriiies and people are dis
p,scd 10 act justly toward this country. II this Is
TIE osse, they have now 80 oppouuaiiy D' proving
The truth Of their professions aud al an silg Lie
alsying the bitter feeling which has spsIu. uI IA
the hrcas, o. overy loysl American regrr- =; aer
apparent collusion With ~, Il murderer. WHAT tie
mass Of our people rrdllre A. pr,ol OF IA, pesen,
The sun., 1864-12-16

A correspondent writing from the General Hospi-
til at Fortress Monroe says:
when = soldier dies his body Ia Washed, en-
shrouded IN clean shirt and drawers, and with
naked hands and feet, Ia carried on siretcher by
the nurses 70 tho desd-houHo and put in = plain
red cutfn. The soldiers name, company and
regiment sre paintel on the under sido oi the
coffin lid. to identify the deceased IN case ot ex-
umng. Al the hour. apo uted, the escort, drum
corps, dead-csrt, psll-bcarers and the Chaplain,
all being assembled, the fun, raj bcgins by placing
tie encoffned dead in the cart each one receiving
the regular dead salute OF ihiec-fold wrapping OF
the drums and the shouldcr'ng and presenting of
arms by the cscort. VIC usually take ave At . load,
all covered over with the glorious old flag they
lied TO honor and defend All ready, with
a slow step gseei With the solemn notes Of
the Dead March" of hfe and drum, We
march 20 the graveyard, aud with solemn silence
sign them 20 the tomb. We usualy bury eight
or ten a. once-soInetimcs not more than Eve.
When the last cothn is let down, all caring their
heads the Chaplain reads an appr PIRATE pass>ge
u scripture, makes few remarks often epeskins
Of tho dying words and requests OF the deceased,
and closes with prayer-and the escort having
fred three vocys over their graves we leave them
Retiring, ,be band plays liyoly, patriotic air, and
the solemn scene is all over, usually withou! teal
being shed, except when n rc alive ~ present. III,
graveyard 81 Hampton, whore all tho soldiers whC
have died IN Divisions !, and T. Of tbs Genera
| Hospital, now conta ne tonc loo graves, IL kep
| very neat aud clean nCa hcsd-board, WITH IT.
name, compsuy and regiment of each soldier, snC
| tho date Of his death, marks the spot where oil
mortal remains lie. For The inicrmAIon OF friend
| 1T home, we state that, to exhume o body, yot
must get a metallic case and permit from Dr. 4
Mcclellan, Surgeon IN charge, which can he don't
by applying by letter at hs otce here, and # yol
don't wish 70 come down, he WILL have III,
| body exhumed and sent home by express. t.,
| COS Of case aud eXhuming is 500 great MANI
| bodies have bcen taken up this fAll. They &,
| away daily, but not half as fast ~ we put then
| there Such grave ard presents q solemn sight
Here lie the old, the young the elucstcd the ricl
| aud the poor patriotic soldiers The father resent
| ly exhumed tue remains Of hrs SON. who leit for
| tune o $4,000 but who sacrificed hls lie Tor hi
| country. Preparations are making 10 neatly IN
cl.sc this large depository Of the patriotic dead.