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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-25
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The NATIONS DEAD.


Four hundred thousand men,
The brave-,he good-'he true,
In tangled wood. in mountain glen,
On battle plain. in prison pet,
lie dead for me and you!
Four hundred thousand of the brave
Have made our ranscticd soil their grave,
Fer me aud you
Good friend, for ne and you
IN many q fevered swamp,
BY many black hayou,
IL many & cold and frozek camp,
The weary sentinel ceased his tramp.
And died for me and yen.
From Western plain to ocean tide
are stretched the graves Of those Who died
For ne snx you
GoJd fricri, for NE and you!
On many bloody plain
Their ready sword thcy drew.
And poured their lie s,5lood. like the rsin.
A home heritage 10 gain,
To gain sor me and you.
Our brothers mustered by cur side.
They marched aud fought, and brevcly dice
For me AID you
Good friend, for NE and you.
Up many a fortress wall
They casrgsl-;hose boys in blue
Md sursins smoke. aud yolleyei bail
The bravest we're the FIRST to fall
TO fsn Cor NE and you.
TLoss ns5,o Een-,he nations pride
Four Lundre,i thousand men nave died,
I For ms and you.
! Good friend, fer me- and you
! In iresson's prisoa hold
Their rna,.yr spirits grew
10 stature Ike the SAINTS OF cd,
While, and 4soaies un-o,d,
They starved for me and you.
The good, the patient anu the tried.
Four hundred thousand men have died,
For ine and you!
Gcod rricad, for 8ie and you.
. 4 debt VIC ne'er can psy
To them is justly dae,
( And to the nation. s latest day
Oar childrcns children still shall say.
They died for NE and You."
| Four hundred thousand Of the brave
/ Made this ,r- ransomed soil ,keir grave,
For ne and you.
! Good friend. for me end you
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-25
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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-25

\ II III
friend | shah respect snd esteem you;
but I cannot lie Your vile. Lave com
MISSION GA ne and DO Do, press me iur;h-
ef."
Nary Granville stood before me as she
thus spoke, with her h4nds e.aspe1 and
her head bowed, trembling ike an aspen'
aud | tancied there we're tears ID her
ewes. She was beautiful girl, and | had
though. her as good and pure as she WAS
teau,iiul; and further than this, l had
believed that she loved me.
She was an orphan, and had been en-
gagged during the past year IN teaching
one OF ou- village schools. Of her early
life | knew nothing, save tnat she had
been well educated sud had moved in good
society; aud | had reason to believe that,
II some ,ime her parents had been wealthy
br. her father had failed in business, and
If had been told 10 me thar Tie sal reverse
killed him. had known that Mary was
poor-,hat she was dependent upon ber
daily labor for supporf--and the thought
tina, I could offer her a comfortable home,
with the advantage OF moderate wealth,
had given Increase to my prospective hap
ripess. But th;, unexpected answer
dashed al ny bright hopes 20 the ground
"Ilo you mean cried, vehement'y,
that you thus dismiss me? Anl l cas-;
off,"
Il cannot be Jour wife vas the reply
"Then," said [, with more warmth than
| might have betrayed under other car
culnstances, Il leave you to yourself, AND
while | strive to shake of the love that
has bound NE to you, l will only hope
that ere YOU lead another into youS net
YOU will conclude beforehand whether
you will keep him." glt
She looked up into my face witha pain
ful, frightened glance. but did not stop
to hear her speak further. | turned aud
I left the house. -e ra iet II
90 / remarked d at under other eircum-
stances ! nigh, have been riore cool aud
collected in MY speech and what do you
suppose, dear readers, the attending cir.
cuussauces we're I'll tell you csndidly.
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that he whom you loved will SO live that
he shall not be unworthy of your kindest
remembrance, know that have hitherto
wandered into the path Of Danger. but
heucetorth l am free from the dread
snare. Under the new light that has
dawnsd upon ne | hola the wine-cup to be
a fearful eueme. | will shun it as would
shun shameful life and clouded death
bed. For my own sake will | do this
SO that nv saiuted mother. if she can
look upon her boy, can smile appro'ingiy
upon tie course he has chosen.
And now, Mary. if, at some future
time YOU should feel that you can trust
your happiness in my keeping YOU VIII
give me some token thereof, aud Will
,.ome aud ask YOU again for your baud /;
aud should i; be my blessed lot to receive
it; will devote every energy in my being
to make your life a joyous aud peaceful
one"
l let 90 her hands. and bowed nay head
to wipe away ,est. | turned toward
the door really intending to depar; aud
I'VE her time for reflection, when she
oronounced my nauIe. looked oac"
aud her hands were stretched out towards
me.
Not now" l whispered. II will not
a>k your answer yet. Watch me-prov'
me. Only give me to know that l have
YOUR love and vii
l stopped speaking. for Mary's hea'
had been pillowed upom BY bosom, an'
she was weeping like = chic.
Now now :" she uttered, IS | woun'
nv arms about her. oh, Charles,
never doubted your truth. know 20
caunot deceive me. Gvd bless your nobi
esolu,iou and let me help you TO kee
it"
! | cannot tell how long | stopped thf
evening. I can only tell that | was Yer
i. happy. and that lny prospect Of the con
lug year was bright aud G,9sinus.
On the following daT--a Sabbath, cal
! aud pleasau,-:he organ gave forth Nc
s.rain. The daughters Of Zion were L
longer in strange laud. They had take
o their harns down from the willows, an
within tie chambers IF the new Templ
n more respenden, far than the old, the
!, san the sungs tina, aforetime made Joyo'
the CITY Of th,ir God, Ali marked II
4 grandeur of the music that sprans int
: life beneath the touch of the tair organi
A on that beactiful Stbbath morning, al
" all seemed moved " inspiration
me it was like he holy outpourings OF
redeemed scul and With bowed head al
| folded hands gave myself up 10 the So
ri lime influence. As Mary turned iio
e INSTRUMENT caush her eye. Mine we
# dim with moisture, but hers we're brigh
" cleaning with -eraphlc light
Ere mauy weeks had passed, anotn
! hand pressed the keys Of the organ 1
:; Mary was not in the chior. She kne
,e before the alter--by my side-and ov
to US beth the aged clergymen stretched h
bands will! PRAYER ,ri fiessins
). And We vent out from churta togeth
Mary and t-out in the new liie-bcu
,s heart to heart, ana hand to hand, to 10
~ honor and cherish forever more.
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"No, Charles, it cannot De. As a
friend | shah respect snd esteem you
bu, canro; te Your vile, lave com
passion oo re and DO uos press me iursh-
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The New York herald., 1865-05-27
American Lioyds for 1868.

AxrnIcAs LLoYps' RresTHY OF AxrRicAr Asp Posrics
snprSe: established In 1881 under the approval OF the
Board Of Cnderwrers shpowners and sh'pbuiders 10
sued By the authority and under the direct conira OF e
Association 81 wan street
We received from once OF the Association WAL
street. copy OF the American Lloyds Registry OF American
Foreign Shipping for 1895 careful eramlnaiien OF
the pages OF this volume viii convince the most scepuea that
The labor and psuence required for accomplishment Of
work OF this nature must have been much indeed
In the introduction the present volume 10 stated .hs,
previous 70 the American Loyds being issued the OF
worn Of this knd seriously felt by our shpowner and
those interested In commercial pursuits Each
rance comp,ny had their inspectors and guided
by any inform rules inspections being predcsted
nal appearances, &C, which gave arbitrary the
whole system The Association has surveyors in all the prn
cpa ports Of the United States well Of
Britain and the Continental ports. East India, China 6c
The regulations OF the Association require vessels
veyed annually II practicable and also when under repairs
IN order " enable them " retain thsh classification New
The New York herald., 1865-05-27
A i A B "A M a .
The EFFECT OF PEACE IN MOBILE.
Spirit Of the Rebel and Union Officers
Towards Each Other.
&c., &C., &c.
Mr.. Henry Thompson's Despatch.
Mann Mao 4 ltSaA

Mr.. Henry Thompson's Despatch.
MoBns, Ala, May 10. 1888.
PgAcp
Trade Ia improving Mobile goods arriving 10 large
quantities from New Orleans by every steamer
The constant arrival OF trans from Meridian, Mes.
crowded With the paroIed officers and soldiers OF General
Dick Taylors command is fast 6iine up the city. Cli
zens Onion army and navy officers. and rebel paroled
prisoners. their gray uniforms, walk along or meet
each other the streets and hotels OF Mos,Ie quet
and orderly and apparently WITH IA good q spirit M
though difference had ever dxtsed betweep
the people Of the North and South and this promising
of affairs between the late opposing parties
couraged and requested and DESIRED by the com
manding officers OF the two armies.
Mrs p Banks, Mrs j. Crosby, Colonel Grant
Wilson and Major Albert Ruttkay, OF General Banks
s,a arrived here the steamer Zephyr yesterday from
New Orleans
Luciap Buttles. Esq, Special Agent Post once De.
partment arrived in this city vest erdsy from New Or
for the purpose of establishing and taxing charge
Of the Post Office In this CITY
General Steele and General Dick Taylor are in town
The New York herald., 1865-05-27
Death Of the Hungarian Refugee Gene
raj kmety.
fFrom The london Tins. Ami 2eI


We have 10 announce the death OF General Kmc'y
whose associated with the events Of the Hunga
revolution and the Cmean He was one OF the
leaders IN the Hungarian struggle for Independence Who
with Kossub, Benz Dcmbnki and others took refuge 10
Turkey when the Hungarian army surrendered and tho
cause became hopeless kmety then entered the Turk
isb service, receiving the name and title OF lsmal
Pssha He w best known In this country from the
part he bore 10 the defence OF Kars, 70 1855 against
The Russian army under General Moursvied The name
OF 1sma Pasba " combined with that OF Sir =. WI
hams In all the incidents Of that long siege which by the
sk Of the commanders and the uncxsmpled endurance
OF the VI provided Turkish garrison prolonged Tor
many months The attack made by the Russians on the
29b OF September 10 that year, was repuised by the
Turks sner engagement which lasted nearly seven
hours and 10 which The Russians lost moro than 0ye
thousand men In this battle General Kmety and the
Turkish soldiers under his command fought With the
most determined bravery The strict blockade of the
place. however continued and Kars surrendered IN No.
vembe the troops being nearly exhausted by famine.
All ,be attempts made by the Turkish government 10 rc
eve tho place had failed General Kmety bad for
time resided iu England He had been indsposed for
few months past, bo, his death unexpected. An
attack OF paryss terminated his existence yesterday N
ave O'Clock. Hs vas only 0fty.four years Of aga
The New York herald., 1865-05-27
Port Of New York. May se. 1868.

CLEARED
s;eaw.n!p virginia aBr Lewis Queenstown ans Liver
Steamship saSosia iHam,. Meier Southampton Ham
steamship john Gibson. Keily PhisdeIph,a-wm ray
snip Psrsn. tArsenh Laas',on Bueoo. Ayre'-w De-
ship Hermann tBrem,, Kuhlmann. City Pou,-c Lul,us
BARK Robert Leonard tBr,. Hilton. Bordeau,-Eam,.,os
Bsr. os:hps A%s: s, cs.,s
Brs Il Berry {Br,' Barnes Has@os-J Ward Co
@ srsdns HS g. s9n Co
a. Brig Koodoo tBr', BOnord ST Johns MN Greene
Siis Helen sBrS S,s.ssson aif.,usre Son
sSr zen sarne @l Frs BsrsccaS Bos
sGsSss sSss; bdss sc Ca :SS-jo. ef% E"s.
schr Y D. Baker. Elsuthers-R 7 ha.esiuson,
fssssS @
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schr Marietta. Bahrs Fernendina-F Campbell
Ss Sss. Ts:s Ferry rGS Roa nass
sehr smith, s9sese, R,ehmond,rersoo nsh, co'''os
seSi willow Harp Davis. Washington 4 Dsy,on
sehr ii W Godfrey Weeks WAshiusion-van BIu1i !
seSr ooson csocter Bshm9rs. seo,sy. Smith Co
s!ea@si = N sruae Foster .,.s;a ss,'i%c,s more.
steamer Monitor. jones. Pbiadepba
ARRIVED
US runboat Neptune Comma nder } r sapferd. Cape
4 eunboai Msttabesett Com f'ebser. Wilmington.
sruaboa' Gov Buckingham. 4 y Lieu, Com : mcpmr
mid Fortress Monroe. u hours with goubost
Gs ganboa, wy,pdO,,s Issan. Acting Master Es"s,s
q eunboai racony. Lieut. Com W sTrn,,on. Fortress
Us gunboa, commodose Hull. Ae,ios Master u wW
r. steam cor.eMs PGieseioo Cap, Mssoe. rorre.. Moo
w. ., =, pcs....
sa screw steamer OF 2o horse power mounts suns aud
Steamship Britannia tBr, Campbell. Glasgow. May 10
-s S's % and 80 70 ps nsssoS ' inst
Steamship Chase RODGERS. Savannah May S With mdss
'nS s.esm.hp Ys,oo coaeS Norfolk hour. wxs uos. ..o
20 81, to 'a n,,pssen rsmo y.
Barl Msddsena iIsi) c.aero. MessDs % d.ys passed
Bark Sophia tof Hong Konsl Matber. Csrdenss II dsys
sps sn.erprss 'bo,eh, Ws.,erds date Boeuo seess.
tS S ns @ ds
0IS spG srs 'Ssfe sf kss p. days. With ruso., "a
Bns Lydia 3 Cole tBr waugh 8, Jssa 10 days With "a.
ssS, iI,:::!as I.;s.% SS.o, FSsl."s ,ss Land
scSr scS { Hamilton. ii Bsfsr, Proyidsncs
sesr sesr chslenss' Smith Smith rrovldsnce rs..ssa.s:
sssr S;:a T.s. sss Frs, As.n,
sss sScwHpg M S'sss ssSaS..s ssr Haven
seSr s Wiiisii.,, North, s,onIns!on 70, Roodou.
Schr q Smith. Strout Rondout for Salem
Steamer Gen Wool ~ bsrgeL Chapman, Forrsss Mon.
roe. s days, 70 s Quartermaster.
BELOW
Barb Emily.
Brig Don drieaner triaD from MessnA
Brig Irene
SAILED
Steamers Europe Gibson uocss, ts'hs ArsoA Aiber.
tina Helen Augusta, IIefzog Paul Bonnie Lassc Annie;
brgs Mapge McNel Silver Cloud, schrs Towpes Ferris
.!so% Sir,S %.%. RE s'e'S: S.s s:
toG. Hanett fleetwood, Brayon
Wind At sunset 8. hight
The New York herald., 1865-05-27
Our Rich mond Correspondence.
RICHMOND Va Nav % 1aGb


MOVEMENTS ov rBs sISrB ARMY coRps
The Sixth army corps, Major General Horatlo Oates
Wright commanding has now been several days en-.
campcd on the Manchester side Of the James,
TO m onal trip to Washington where the troops viii DO
mustered Of the service The departure Of the corps
from Manchester viii take place on Wednesday 40 NOR
row) when these gallant boys will make Their trump
entry Into Richmond.
coLoSRL n SMALL.
Major General sheridan, abou, to assume command
Of oae Of the grand military dvie,ons OF the country
has ,elegraphed here for Colonel Small OF The rcgu
lar army and Chief Commissary Of the Department Of
Virginia. 70 report 10 b,m az chief oommissary Of the
military division
PARry.
Major General Charles Devens commanding division
In Twenty fourth army corps, gave magnificent dinner
party yeserday afternoon, his Headquarters on the
Petersburg road Among those present Major Gene
raj r o G. Ord, Major General Hora,,o Gates wr,gti,
MAJOR General j. W Getty, Major General John Gibbop
and several others
ASSIGNMENT coo1Ei gAsIa
Colonel ". L. james, having been assigned BY orders
OF the war Department. last evening announced
Chief Quartermaster OF the Department Of Virginia
Colonel James s the quartermaser Who with the rank
OF capa n and subsequently, of major has during tie
wnr 80 faithfully and efficiently discharged the duties VI
his partment at Fortress Monroe. His promotion 10
among the proper ones made
TnE ptMoyAi ~ scLDERa
Colonel Edward w Smith, Az iant General Of the
Depart ncnt has gvc-u publicity tho following mpor
iat order relative to Se exhumal of the bodies of
secsased sodIera RelaNles Of Iho sipeelcd men are
The New York herald., 1865-05-27

constantly bssiegins ths military aushoss here 70 per
NIT the removal u the bodies wthous reference 70 the
period Of time they may have bssu the ground he-
faaAls - constant the sppeseOns owing 70
lsslay cossdsseaons which are nscsssaiy consropas
10 eir aatars TIE order win sessacs very general ~
tention. Il 10 q eollows:-
RsAoeoAsSsss, DsrAsrxsxs on yIsoNiA,)
ARsy o. rns ysnsa,
RioMnoxD, Va, Nay "a 1905.
ne General commsodiug the department calls the a.
tsnlion OF relaves and friends Of deceased ocen and
who buried tn Virginia 10 the fact that attempts
70 rsmose the remains OF such officers and men, when
they had been buried less than year, have In every
instance proved impractcabis from the condition 10
which they found
BY command OF Major General ORD
Ea W. snvB, Assls,ast Adjutant General.
The New York herald., 1865-05-27
The German May Festivals.
ruR AFNGRRPrST

grand May festival OF German musical and singing
societies. under the auspices Of the Colona Society,"
TO have been bcId Sunday last Fuuks Union PARK
but consequence OF the rain It postponed
until sunday next
TIE GERMAN wORKiSoMEN's AND TRADES oRoANI-
CATIONS
w the weather is favorable turn out TO celebrate
May festival AZ Jones' Woods Aooot dozen societies.
composed Of bookbiDders capmakers, shoemakers
taors, carvers weavers, cutters carpenters, walters
&C. will participate in the aaE and before starting FOR
Jones' Wood march procession through the pnnc,pai
thorougbfarcs OF tho city.
The ioe of march will be from Hester street through
Bowcry, Chatham street, City Hall Park, Broadway,
Grand street, Bowcry Houston street, Avenue A. to the
ferry the foot Of Tenth An grafton will be de-
lvered the festival grounds at two o'clock the
afternoon
GERMAN MUSICAL SOCIETIES.
Al the Metropolitan rooms In Hester street convcp-
ton OF delegates Of German musical and singing soce
ties held Saturday last, for the purpose Of ar
ranging for grand general Saengerfes to he held
July This is TO be grand Affair." at which the German
musical associations Of all the principal cities OF the
North will he represented.
The arrangements are being made by the societies OF
New York and vicinity and at the convention Saur
day night some thirty SIX associations were represented
Ailemana, Colonia, Concordia, Euphonia, Frohsinn,
Bloomiugdac, Fidelia, Germana, Heivetia, Lorely,
Ledertael, Iedefkranz, btcdertafei OF the Social Re
formers, Lyra Maennervhor, Mozart vercn, Quartet
Club Of Hoboken Rheip Saengerbund, Saeng rbuud,
Williamsburg; Saengcrbunde Social Reform Gesang We
rein Social Reform Ledertafe Sing Academic, INLAND
Band Social Maennerchor Quarette Club, Williams
burg; Beethoven Maennerchor, Melomancn, Armania,
Union haenpercbor
These societies represent several thousand singers;
about eight hundred have been present at the rehcas
which from time TO time take place at headquarters,
preparatory TO the grand Saengcr festival On Saturday
night rbearsal took place at the hall or The Licder-
tranz, where the members Of the Tcutopia. Leder.
krans, Sing Academic and Concordia Of Hobokcn,
bearsed McDdesohD's Wd'puvgs Nacht which win
form part Of the musical programme OF the great Saen
ger festival
The New York herald., 1865-05-27
jersey City News.

ARRIVAL or vErERAs RESERVE S0LDiERa-Seven com
panes. belonging 70 the Eleventh regiment Vernon,
Veteran Reserve corps arrived Jersey CITY at two
O'Clock yesterday Afternoon from Point Lookout where
they have been stationed for year past guardng rebel
prisoners They are sent out on detached duty 10 con-
nectou with tho mastering Of troops Four compa.
aies will DO stationed a Albany. and companies
each At Boston, Providence and Concord The following
the uames OF tho officers s:-Leutcnant Colonel G.
Jennings N command, Major, N Niles; AdjutanL g.
Scott; Lieutenant. William s Provost, Company A
Captain William Kelly AMI Lieutenant William jones'
caoa
Captain Williams and Lieutenant Mcclure Company 1:
Captain WOoIf, Company K While Ut the Jersey City
depot the soldiers wcre b0untifully supplied with
feshments from the Soldiers Rest, In Exchange place.
after which they took transports for Their respective
tnatons The companies left behind will follow a few
days The regiment numbers over one hundred men
The New York herald., 1865-05-27


porting 70 b genuine kps or ne Bspk a ybbkiIi.
this ststs, % Asgus lssise. lSe Csou srssl il :
alleged thai NE prsoneu he'd been psevousIy nfoemed
roa.
rHs sAsoN AHnpAnoEsss vow sAxruN n couRr-
oosAgSo TROUBLE TEE CAUSE.
Baroness ~ 6antsn othsvwtss kuowu q Eliss Prsss
living q The sssner Of Houston and Mercer sssss yes
ssrday sppeassd before Justice Nans1s q The resss
Masksl Police Court. 70 complaint which hsI
been preferred against her adyshp oy Baron Egber Won
Santes her husband he forth 10 his adavit that
the Baroness struck him several times with book aud
her hand and 6nay drawing razor threatened 70 take
bis life This the Baroness daiy deoed and compro
Baroness 10 give ball $500 70 keep the peace towards
the people OF the State Of New York. and themselves
particular
ALLE0ED COUNTERvEIrERs.
Joseph Keefe and Augustus Radinsky were arrested
BY officers Kennord and Grassck, OF tho Sxteeotb pre-
cinc on the charge Of passing counterfeit Owe dollar
bill on the Bank Of Fshk at the saloon OF John Shell.
2i2 Eighth avenue In payment for refreshments Il 10
alleged that the prisoners had previously attempted TO
pass . similar bill upon Thomas Barclay, corner Of
Eighth avenue and Twenty first street Justice Ledwuh
committed The prisoners for al In defAu OF TWO thou
sand dollars bal each.
Anthony Frank entered tho store Of Thomas Miller
$50 sixth avenue and IN payment for . shirt which be
purchased rendered similar counterfeit the above
Odcef Brown Of the Twenty ninth precinct. vas called
10 and arrested Frank Justice Dodge committed him
Tor trial