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The weekly union record., 1865-05-13

COMING TO THEIR MILK.-Resolutions of
thanks 10 our officers and soldiers for recent
victories have been offered in both branches Of
the New Jersey Legislature
The weekly union record., 1865-05-13

ELorENgST.-On the afternoon Of Friday
she Sth instant, an elopement took place on
the bluff above town. The happy couple"
had been spliced but four months, aud the out
side world could not otherwise judge but that
"all was lovely" The goose question" was
supposed to be settled She was bride Of
sweet sixteen. and he groom with the expe-
rience of thirty.fve summers. Upon returning
home, he found, TO his great astoni>hment, that
his beautiful bride had loved another map, not
wisely, bat too WELL and had eloped with him,
on foot. to parts unknown. The enraged hus-
band rushed flriousy to town and swore ont S
warrant, and officers started in pursuit The
elopers took to the bushes, over hill and vale,
and till guided by the light Of the moon 10 q
deep rayine near the Garden Ranch, where
they in safety "quartered" on the green sward
till the dawn OF another day" Saturday was
spent in rambling through the woods and un-
der "loyely shades till a late hour Of the even
ing, when they put up for the night at Rose
Station. Constable Parks, early on Sunday
morning, captured them before having an op-
portunity to breakfast. The gay Lotbario'
was lodged in The county jail The Grand
jury have Indicted him for grand larceny, for
sbscondiDg with 500 at the same time. The
truaut wife is under the roof Of her parents,
and, it is said, takes all the blame upon herself
The weekly union record., 1865-05-13

1HE following extract is take from q pri-
vate letter. addressed to Miles Chaplin, dated
Unonville May 4th : albert Simmons,
(brother Of j. II. Simmons Of Oroylle), was
killed at Granite Creek Station, on the Hum
boldt and Honey Lake road, distant about
one hundred miles from this place, on the lst
of April | arrived at the Station on the 9th.
aud found his skeleton with the exception Of
both arms, which we were unable to find The
flesh was entirely gone except the feet. We
recognized HIM by his front teeth. 1t was q
horrible sight. The remains were ali buried
in oue grave. The boys made a noble defence,
and only left the house when the burning roof
fell in Albert was killed about 800 yards
from the house, on the road to Deep Hole Sta
ton. have been unable to End oat anything
OF bis business affairs but understand he owns
station on Smoke Creek l will ascertain,
and write J. II. S. The Indians are still rails
ing sad havoc, numbering small parties where
ever they find them. UajouyiIle this morning
is almost deserted. everybody who could raise a
horse basFg gone to ehastise party of the
red devils who attacked and killed several men
at Cunningham Ranch. distant - miles from
this place, before or about midnight, last night.
Cunningham made his escape and got here be
fore day. lie reports two men killed before
he left The Indians followed him within 10
miles of this place. From this time on, it will
be very unhealthy for Indians to show them
selves in Humboldt The idea about there
being some good Indians, is exploded.
The weekly union record., 1865-05-13

FREE BArHs.-Auy person wishing 10 take
good free shower bath can be Accommodated
by stopping under the Walker and Wilson
aume. ou the road to Thomson Flat.
The weekly union record., 1865-05-13

THE boundary line between Butte and Plu
mas county, is to be run oGt by the County
Surveyors Of both counties The work com
nences ou the I'D day of Msy
The weekly union record., 1865-05-13

"Lo."-A reliable Indian who lives at Big
Bar, on the North Fork of Feather River,
managed last week to kill bear and capture
her two young cubs, which he took to bis cam
poody.' He is now feeding the cubs on man
zanita and acorn bread aud small portions Of
other "chumuck." Lo says il some American
man does not buy the cubs soon, they must 60
TO pot, as his stock of grub is limited and
he has other "papooses" to keep.
The weekly union record., 1865-05-13

Tbs proceedings of the Board of Supervi
sors has been crowded out. They will appear
IL our next.
The weekly union record., 1865-05-13
For Recorder.

The undersigned respectfully announces TO the
voters OF Old Butte, that ne Is candidate for the
Office of CoUSrY RECORDER. subject 10 the decis-
ion Of the coming Union County Convention.
Wv. H. r. THOMAS. Con Cow.
The weekly union record., 1865-05-13

HASEISs WALKER. the colored man who
killed James B. Jones at Grass Valley on Sun
day morning, was examined before Justice
O'Connor and discharged. the evidence showing
that the killing was justifabe
The weekly union record., 1865-05-13
Economy is Wealth.
LOST /!

A STOUT JACKASs, OF A MOUSE COLOR.
N and without brand. Also. a mixed bay mare.
with white legs about one year old without brand
Owners of the above property are requested 70
call on the undersigned, az Thompson Flat. or t5ey
will be disposed OF according 70 law.
n25tf LEWIS cADEAc.
The weekly union record., 1865-05-13
BIRTH

In Oroville. May 9TH, the wife cf 4. Woodworth.
of daughter
In Oroville, May It'll the wife Of J 4. Landeway,
of son.
At Flea Valley Ranch. Butte county, May 4th,
the wife of Wm. rhuenen, Of a son.
The weekly union record., 1865-05-13

OS tie first of May, before Justice Mcbride,
an inquisition was held, over dead body
found on trail running up the North Fork
of Feather River. The Jury fad that de
ceased was native Of China. aged about 80
years, name unknown, and that be came to his
death by natural causes"
The weekly union record., 1865-05-13
CANDIDATES. COLUMN.

Announcements under this heading cost FIVE
DoLLARs, and viii not be inserted until paid for.
The weekly union record., 1865-05-13

san FRASCIsco MARKETS, Msy II, 1850
FIour-the volume of business is about the
average extent to-day and prices without de-
cided change. 4 lot of 200 bbls Chile, in
bond, sold for export, private. Wheat-we
have nothing to report, and market steady.
Barley-very fat, and the large quantity Of
Chile advertised to be sold BY auction TO NOR
row contributes to the depression. We heard
of sales 3l5 sks bay brewing at , 1.c z h and
450 SKIS on private terms. The ruling rates
are 2(G214c. Beans-l00 SKIS pink at some
thing &c Z h. Potatoes-good bays $50
37sc = II. Oats-214c Z 10.
The weekly union record., 1865-05-13

AT meeting of the Oroville Guards, held
at Armory Hall, May 9th, the following COM
ruissionod officers were elected: 1st Lieutenant,
Isaac Upham; Sen. 2ud Lieut., John Lytle !;
Jun. 2nd Lieut., VIM. L. Perkins. Also, at q
special meeting, on May 1lth, the following
non commissioned officers were elected to fill
vacancies lst Sergeant, II. p. Dowuer 80
Sergt, \. Howard; 4th Corporal, D. c. Bar
lingame.
The weekly union record., 1865-05-13

FALLING SICKNESS, fits, spasm, epilepsy. in
young or old is owing to a disease of the brain
and spinal marrow nerves, from an impure, i'm
peyer>hed or diseased blood. \ cure is certain in
nearly all cases, by taking lie Doyen> Sarsaparlla,
Iodine Alternative. Crane & Brigham Asen Is.
The weekly union record., 1865-05-13

LARGE SHEEr.-Mr. c. c. Goodrich, well
known in this and Lassen county, drove to the
slaughter house of Mr.. Greenfield, butcher of
this place, one of the largest American sheep
we have seen in this State. 1t was raised on
Dry Creek. Mr.. Goodrich leaves 10 day for
his Summer residence at Coppervale, Lassen
county, situated directly on the Chico and
Humboldt Wagon Road He takes with him
his large and valuable flock of sheep, and will
soon be prepared, at bis station, to furnish
comfortable quarters and good fare to all team
sters. pack trains, and pro<pectors vending
their way TO the newly discovered gold fields
ATTESTIoN GUARDS Attend your special
drill this Saturday evening at o'clock, and
squad drill every evening next week, prepara-
tory Of target excursion on the oath inst.
By order H. B. HUNT, Capt.
H. T. DowSER, Orderly Sergt.
The weekly union record., 1865-05-13

lie DoYEN's SarsapArla Iodine Alternative, is a
positive remedy for all diseases originating from an
impure state of the blood, and for all hereditary
diseases transmitted from parent to child. One
bottle is warranted to cure rheumatism in its most
aggravated form. Crane & Brigham Agents
The weekly union record., 1865-05-13

SANITARY PARrY.-The ladies of Enter
prise and Sttingtown gave party for the
benefit of the Sanitary Commission on Tues
day last. We understand it was quite sue
cess, having net over 500, which will be for
warded to San Francisco immediately God
bless the ladies of Enterprise and Stringtown.
May they never want for protectors.
The weekly union record., 1865-05-13

Coop BUsIxEss.-The thirst of many visi-
tors was qnenched, on Sunday last, by \.
Nissan, of the Oroyille Brewery. Although
distant from the place of meeting, he furnished
more cooling drafts than any stand on the
ground not excepting those claiming "exclu-
sive privileges"
The weekly union record., 1865-05-13

DAY OF HUMILIATfox-The President has
appointed Thursday, June lst, as day OF Ma
tional humiliation and prayer
The weekly union record., 1865-05-13

THE Ball at the Berry Creek House has
been changed 10 June eth.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-17
1881

men from nearly every regiment iu the
servics
The above go hens in regiments, the
renaaindar as detachmsnts only.
Tas Hsgalds Washington special
saws;
Mr. Van Dixie IS, at present, most
likely 10 reesive the appointment OF As
sistant Treasurer, as be IS strongly
urged by the New York Banking inter
ests, aud has qualifications Of highly
superior characiSr. as well as = great
practical knoEledgs OF finance. How
ever, great demoas-ratiOn Is now max
ing on the President in favor OF Mr..
Blatchlord, "A a sery Influential quar-
ter.
Itis rnmored hat Mr.. O1ell will take
the place OF Mr. Dennisoa, in the Naval
olfice, as the influences THAT placed him
there are nov gone.
II is codddently expected that iastesd
of a large rstura Of our securities from
abroad, that ID vii be quite the other
wsy, and an increased demand may be
expected.
Many persons hers think the best plan
to govern the South IS 70 make military
Districts Of il Cor time ard keep potl-
ties Oat Of lhe geld notil mspers assume
a more definite and quiet shspe.p
Accoon,s from City Point represent
agricultural aHairs in The adjscent eoun-
ties as being IN dsploeSdle condition,
/ o,sihg 90 toe scarcity Of SEED, stock,
farming utensils aud labor. The necei-
I sities OF the Inhabitants eanno. Be more
thaa half supplied by the coming creps
ba1he Hsralds Chattanooga correspond
I ent says .iiW sA~t-3~ ta
| GasTrillA bands, who have bsen so nn-
I merons aud pes .ilent ia Sogthsra Ten.
nesaee, Georgia and Alabama have
lqui4tly dispersed aud gone 10 their
/ homes Many OF these men, who havs
/ been gully Of almost e very .eTi me against
bum anity, nov surrender and npblush
ineF expect amnesty from al theii
! enofmities
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ror.irn In,.lI,r.nes.

r NEw YoRK, June 10 Rio Jeneiro
papers Of the 9Th OF May eonsain a
speech Of the Emperor Of BFazil, AZ the
opepiug Of the National Congress.
. He hliudes to the dii6ealiy -Eih the
LATED States Government ~ .eonse.
3Aaence Of the seiznre, 10 Brazilian Va
teFs, Of the rebel steamer Florida, and
Of the interruption Of amicable relations
With Great Britain, bat states that the
justice Of BraziI's protest 10 tho former
case was admitted, and hopes that 10 tie
latter the proposed mediation may re.
sult equally satisfactorily.
The termination Of the war with IRA
quay is announced.
Allasion is made to the pending he's
tilities with Paraguay, which the Empe
ror had 20 doubt, from the manner in
(which this appeal FOR volunteers bad
| been responded 20, would be terminated
with snccess 20 his Empire.
Dou PedFo, also, iRiarms his CongFess
that be has recognized haximiIian as
Emperor q Mexico Oh the present
condition Of his own Empire, politically,
/ Internationally aud financially, he gives
llaltogether very favorable view.
The TIabHHcs Washington special
| says;s fa1 taaf rsla
Returns from Colorado for The Gener.
at Land 0Gice show great activity in
lands at Denver, in that Territory, 10 the
way Of preliminary steps Of procuring
lands under the pre.emPtion aud home
( stead laws. Two thonshnd and hliy-six
acres have been already taken az that
place with bounty land warrants, and
the number Of sales made a. Saginaw,
Michigan, in May laAi--3, 100 acres
we're. located With bounty land warrants.
sd Several gentlemen from Scotland are
in town, representing large EN- grafton
society in thst country, having a capt
tal Of ET50,000, which they propose 81 o
invest in Southern landsif sufficient in
ducemeuts ere offered The soeiegy -
mainly composed Of the industrial class
es, and the faysrAble report Of their
representatives here will increase their
capital 70 ff, ,000. 900, and commence
EN- igrating I'm maaiatoiy. a
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
ny TIE z = v. LINK IzG -eg
Exclusively for the Journal.
our SPECIAL aEPORT.
Ths Great Ar.n.trong Gan.

NEw HoRK, jane l6.-The Herald $
Washington special says s.
The celebrated Al Armssrong guu, which
was presented 70 the Soathera Confed-
eracy by Arnstrshg, and used by the
rebels in the defence Of Eort Fisher,
has been broHgh, to the Washington
Navy Yard. II lisa magnificent piece
Of ordnance, mounted up0n rosewood
carriage, elAborHtsly msde aud decor
ated This is one of the sEiaeaess Of
British neutrality is orr domestic din
cHities.
The Worlds RichnoHd correspond
ent learns that there is s-disposition on
the part Of large land owners 70 epeo0s-
age emigration % Yirginiz from Earope.
They 20 90, relish Northsrn emigration,
sud think that BY befnkfng eiiikrsris
from Europe, they would readily be
Identified with Sosthsrnspeople in senIi-
rieut aEd principle. fiw tss4 ssl i.
There IS q very general, conviction
that IL the present feeling of hostility
which pSrvades the Norther minds sila
regard to- the .South is not nhatsds no
justice can be rendered 10 the latter.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-17

original, and piquaut, we sometimes IN
der-value q character that is remarkabls
only for the grace that renders 1t
sym etrical aud lustrous.
We hears good deal about the mis-
sion Of the Church, but less of the style
Of piety demanded by the times, and
nothing is more needed now, and at ell
times, than an increase Of Christians,
who let their light 80 shine that others
seeing their good works may glorify
our Father in Heaven. A follower Of
Christ may be incompetent for enter
prises of great pith and moment, and
yet be able to flI the sphere in which he
moves, with beauty and radiance that
shall adorn the doctrines OF God our
Saviour, and compel men to believe that
be has been with Jesus.
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Regular REPORT.

Bull Rum Mshusnsnfs Destroyed NY
.-- aJs-sr hsbels, stf9 a'ff cd rr
Nav YoRE, June l6 The 7fmes's
Washington special says:
Passengers who asrited here today
by train, from Fairfax Court House, re-
port that the Esbels baye destroyed the
monutnentsa erected last week on fIufl
Run bAtIEfeid. This seems iun npb ssshie 5
yet there .is sireBg reason 70 believe tie
temper Of the people Of that part OF the
country is not more loyal than i vas SIX
months ago 1sl3at 70 '19en H@
Gen CANDLES men, Who. buiIt ths
monamsnts. threaten to- leave no Hss-
tfge Of civilization for iweniy square
miles around.
s7 Eight thousand troops lef. for tfsit
homes to-day Among them was tEe
Ist New York ArullsrJy numbering l2s
officers and men 1srs- a-la.esf
z The. last Of Shsrmans army LEFT fox
the West, sia PArkefsburg, " Wess VIZ
ginia. $50 Go
The Heralds -Eex- Orleans cores
poudent says; a......u ~
p Maj. Gen. Banks VIII 10 morrow turn
nover his command 70 Gen. Canby, by
order Of Cen Sheridan. Zsl ~ ~cK 81
All the treeps arr today en- roHse for
/ the peighborhood Of tie Rn Grsnde,. s.
In SHORT line 25, 600 Soatherners
I trom Texas, wifi BE- ID Mexico. The
I SYM patbies ofT tbe ieadiAg men Of the
: party vill not be With NaxiniEan & g
The steamer, Geu- Qaitmap, Captain
Conner, arrived from Shreveport this
morning. She brought down from The
mouth Of Red river, ons ithoussna ex@
changed Union prisoners fron Tyler,
Texas
f The TribunS's special Raleigh ,c2r,
respondent Gays:
I The fofle~ing regfusess are to be
rndztered cat Of ths service: I74ih and
l7syh Illinois; 5sth, llSih and IlIsb
Oaio Volunteer Iufaptry; 35i .snd 25:h
+ Michigsu; seI07th and 1l2th Illinois;
s0.h ana 65tha Indiana; iTgth Ohio Bat.
fitefs; saIG4sh, lO01s b1I77fh yEDa Iesd
pomosi 18th. .llTthoapd l42a New Yosa /;
Il l0sd Pennsylvania; 18th and I6th Con.
neeticui Volunteers besides these whole
REL siments, detachmsnts, vsryi6z fron
one man TO Eve hundred, Gnd old
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SKIRTS.
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~ L w ~ KI Il II
HT4usse ma FOR 1 gsl-.
1865 1895.
HOOP SKIRTS.

~ ". BRaDLEY's view Patent DUPLEX
ELLlPTIy Tor doubls) sPRIEG sKIRT.
WEST, BkADLEY b CARY, Gate j /. A o. j.
Vest, soLE PRopRlEToBs AND MAUFAc-
TUREks, Va Chambers shi u and 81 ReAde
Streets New York 1- eniai
THIS. INVENTION consists Of Duplex lor
eSo) lliiptie Steel SPRING. iugeuiou'ly braided
tightly and hFmiy foeether, edgs 20 edge, mHSiug
the toughest, most flexible, elastic aud daTsble
Spring ever used. They seiSom bend or break,
Ike the sBg lsspringss and consequently preserve
tAeE perfect aud beAutifil shape twice a. locg AZ
any other skirt. f-.ese ~. tfl
q Fi1e derfui hexibility and great CON fort aud
pleasure TO any lady wearing the Duplex Illiptic
SKIRT, will ls experienced particularly Ia all
crowded asssuf biiss, Operas, Carfiage Railroad
Carr, ChuTch pews. Arm Chairs. tor Promenade
aud House Dress, ~ the SKIRT can be folded when
In asVit0 occupy sAHlalt place, vastly ssA silk
or muslin dress
ll7A lady having enjoyed. ihe pleasure. comfort
and eonveniepce Of WEARING the DuPiq1 luiptte
Steel Sprfug skirt for = single day, with never,
never Afterwards Willingly dispense with their
For ChiidTes, Misses sud Young Ladies they are
superior to all others
They are the best quality in every part, and M
qusstionaoy tbs Liehsest, Most Desirable. Com
tortAhie and Econoniiesl skirt ever made.
D., FOR SALE IN all hrst -cIa stores Ia this city
and throughout the Ufited States and Canada,
HAVANA de Cuba, Mexico, South America, and the
q ESoUIRE FOR TUE DUPLEX ILLIFTyC
SKIRT.
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trisaaph cf our Ezfiauzl- arms over gigantic.
amproVoksd aud wieks. Fsbsslion ths dlsFsEsion
of the rebel armies Faieh .sftznsoned the LAsd
with the blood sf vuE ems An4 brothers. sAs1t
our homes With dssol4t9a, snd5 hilrd our hearts
with anzaish IN -esiAslis hsl uuity 3ni let tty
Of our country snf G1yerBueHt and. also. TIE
assursd future of eur pricsl--s national hsrttAge
0f Pfacs and liberty, civilization sBd rsiiSioa.
kss1Ired. That IS eoBtrihutiFs 70 thess rssuIta.
We cherish, With livliest interest, he hspe-and
xsEiil labor with tasuest real to really ita frui-
tion that sOoB she banners OF trus M-thoat sms
toyal d The GonnEry, to w. ssioa, % Right aud TO
God. hall wave in triumph over the whole. from
LAS 70 West, and from North 70 South-as noN
wave the bar nsrs Of the Republic
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nsm.nasa % clv,l .I.rl.als,lon-Dl.

Rem andea 10 Ciwtl JarisdicttOn-DIs-
.gn PosttioH OF E'ertl's The atres -
NEw YeRK ? v une IS 5s-@Ths qFfbuHe
is advised IRON Washington that all
civilians from this State. nov before the
Military Com mission, sitting fnthst city,
have been coneIusively remaAdsa 20 the
proper civil jurisdietianA1ea sacissy s5
The IribGHss Washington special
says: rv
1t is stated that Forfs theatre prop
erty has been disposed Of 10 an assoeia-
tion of CongregasionAlists, and that III
will be speedily. converted into place
of worship. 1 usdso msl a3taia
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RELEs- -AXRs sREGrI.lTIoaS-

I. Ne pAP~sI stvsn a~al : q. cOa pssr "a ia-
grasEztous eircuiAtien-ea t1a
: 10 s5vsrts--sasasa, loc.l aotiCs.,s rgus,ia -
srtsd pslsas FrsPAi4 q Paz gsArApksa =.
g AavsrtsssGasass '<ir Esvs< - saeOnpasisd
local aotioss rnlsas eouttass 9 aAds 60 thar ~st
azd valss resolved sor me notioe.
4. Ne :" Loesi Nsttee, h9wuxer short, win
deserted sr Ices thAa oue DoIisz each DAY.
S Marriages, Fuasral and Religious Sotioss
auss Invariably - paid "a sAvHacs 70 -, urs Ia
srTtioa.
& Ne aeheisuey On the part q carriers viii -
made god ~ the oaaee. tie carriers fAii 70
lsave papers s. ordered aad direesed, sisy must
psy fer their eAreiessuess.
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MArHEW's vEEETIAH aAIE GHE b. stood
fha test n tflai srf = con "a ~ - rsa-lrg 10
TaE va ETfsE nAIE DYg isfhs best ard
rhesp@st1 1afs. IT. pries g. oDly 7 c. and each
tsoltis contains eoubls tbs qa42tlty of Dys sn
; a tse rsr Ny 90 for 81.
THIs HAIE DYE - nsuEfsetugsd ~ = rsca-
liar process. wsich renders 70 fDBnifsiy 81. srior
70 afy sys q fhs 1srkst Being cssl5 5iess 81 srss
botfle. ~ pysraratiSn - rsquirsd, smith Srtatiy
ain piiaes tie sppiiesfios.
~ Using THis BYE yoa ayol3 that ruaty.
5esd spFssrsnssby b whieh 6yfe bar an q ~hiskers
are % rsefly rsooEn I'D. -isa an ~ erf0r srtf-
e1s has ben UFs4, it pro9Hees aeTisa4ly r.ta-
raj oofOr q sag shn5s that y cssirsd r. n rteb
brown % gsfty. lfstrors biaek, that Nh ~
sEsut, erces st@iu the elotbi1s. -IExest TO
and yau - - cSnvfHesf.. cod by - DTsg-
g1s1s Gad Es1cY Csc14 LJs@7srs ri = f'A~
&. I. 11InEws, HspuaefursF
pE4As 9khssEE COZ EsE rsrks Whole
Hzsa AgzzzE- mx1a
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PROCEEDINGS OF TEE HOLSTOy NJ.
Il. CONFERENCE.

Address of Bishop CImrk-Cails for a
Union OF all Mefhodists-The Loys
atty OF the Old N. L. Church-Ap-
pofntments OF bells
must be Repentant Sfnnsrs-The
Holstom Conference LoyaI-Denun-
citation or TFeaaonmble Former
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MUSIC.
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MUSIC. MUSIC.

(csFHhAMPi rRAMPso TRAsfP - Oh THs
oil 81 PriE0ssz Heps-" One ef fbs most
popuiAr Aongs Of the day .sEf. rsaa -.s-.,.-
: STpIFwILD.'' - ssrsnsas. By = @ Hinfnzer.
aWArT, LOVE. UETIB THE IVA z IS 0E KE-,
i9LyHcoLksS EEEERAL MARCH Ttrsr ~
aM0URFfuE, soUErs-" In HsnoTy Of
AAfsasArs Y,tseotrr y SIC tal. 1l1
vMKRzAID'ss seEe .sif FrDaat - O6erozs's
FoT Sais bT WARkKE CoSYEGTes.