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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES

DIoINIVI UVURI UT TIE UNITED MATES
FOR THE DISTRICT OF ALBEMARLE. a..
In the matter of
So A. 8. Jordan, In Bankruptcy.
'. Bankrupt. g..
ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN UN-
J. deesigned hereby gives notice of his appoint
ment as Assignee of A. s. JORDAN, in the county
of Perquimans, and State of North Carolina,
within said District, who has been adjudged a
Bankrupt his own petition, in the District
Court of said District.
,,:-'...--- E. G. ALBERTsoN, Assignee.
Oct. 10, 1867. S93w.
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PLAN OF ORGANIZATION.
ARTICLE 1.


l. An Executive Committee to consist of
twenty-one members, three from each Congress
sional district, shall be appointed by the Presi.
dent OF the Convention: Said Committee shall
have the general supervision OF the affairs of the
Republican party of this State; it shall also have
the authority to fix the time for the annual meet
ing of the Stat Convention, and to call said
State Convention together at such other times
the good of the party may require.
2. The three members of said Committee resi-
dent in each Congressional district, shall consti
tute an Executive Committee for their respective
districts, aud shall have supervision of the affairs
of the party in their districts, ,and the power to
call district Conventions, wherever in their opin-
ion the good of the party shall require.
3. The State Executive Committee shall ap-
point County Executive Committees of five or
more members in each County of the State,
where snch County Executive Committees, sub
ordinate to til State Committee do not now ex-
list. The County Committees shall serve for
year, or unit they shall be superseded by new
ones, selected by County Conventions. The Coun-
ty Committees shall have the supervision of the
affairs of the Republican party in their respective
Counties, and shall appoint precinct Committees,
and call County Conventions, whenever in their
opinion the good of the party shall require.
ARTICLE II. '
1. No member of the Republican party shall
become 4 candidate for any office, until he shall
have been regularly nominated by the proper
thority, and all Republicans required to sup
port nominations when so made. Any Repnbli-
can desiring an Office may become candidate
for the nomination, but not for the office itself
until he shall be regularly nominated. ,.
2. Candidates for Office shall be placed in nomi-
nation DIS follows:
For City. Town, Precinct officers by City,
Town or Precinct Conventions. ..
For Delegates to Constitutional Convention,
Members TO lower House of Legislature, and
County Officers by County Conventions
For Members to State Senate by Conventions
of their respective Senatorial districts.
For Members to Congress by Conventions of
the Congressional Districts; and for Governor,
and other State officers by Il State Convention.
8. Each County shall be entitled to the same
number of votes in State and District Conven-
tions, as it is entitled to Members in the House
OF Commons of the Legislature, and all Conven-
tions of the Republican party shall be open and
public
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OFFICE OF THE LoCKvILLE MINING
'i"" " -''' AND MANUFACTURING Co,
RALEIGH, N. c., October, 10, 1867.
A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS. OF
IA this Company will be held in this city at
the Office of the Raleigh & CASTOR Railroad Com
pany, on Wednesday, October Both, at 9 A. M
A full attendance is requested, in person or by
proxy, as business of Importance will be under
Consideration. ,'
VIM. Fl. WILLARD,
President.
Oct 10, 1857. 4l-w3t
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RssorurIoss.

W Rssotoed That the Republican party of North
Carelina,,on hesubjeet of confscation and all
other matters appertaining to Reconstruction,
will faithfully adhere to- and abide by, the Re-
construction plan and measures Of Congress.
Resolved That this Convention OF Republicans
achievements of Gen. Sheridan, Of the armies of
the United States, and beholding with admiration
his just and unnching administration OF affairs in
the 9TH military district, thus publicly express
their hearty disapproval Of his recent removal by
the President. - .r o .--.+.; H5-
Resoloed That Gen. Candy, the District Com
mander, be respectfully requested to order an
election in this State at early day, and that he
also order the assembling of the Constitutional
Convention as soon thereafter may be conve-
nient ~ ...... ..-s g.. .... ...,.. ..r.,....-. -
RESOLVED, That the Republican party of North
Carolina hereby pledges itself to the speedy con-
struction of the Central Railroad West to Duck
town.. ...E..r .... .. pr. .... g. ....t
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Albemarle District Of NOrth-CarOlina----ss.
ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN THE UN-
i dersigned hereby gives notice of his appoint
ment as Assignee of GEO. H. COKE, J. L. EAMEs,
T. N. JORDAN of the County of Gates, and VIM
j. EVERETT, and JESSE HERRINGToN of the Coun-
ty of Washington, within said District, who have
been adjudged Bankrupts upon their own petit
ton, by the District Court of said District.
F. ". BOND, Assignee.
Oct. 2, 1867. r.. ,....... $751;
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Important to the People.
A. w. FRAPs.
DEALER IN FURNITURE,

A. w. TRAPS.
DEALER IN FURNITURE,
West Side Fayetteville street,
Nert to MaAsr's .le.cclry Store, and opposite tie
Harriet,
INVITES ATTENTION FROM CITY AND
country to his large and elegant stock OF furniture,
ON hand and 10 arrive, consisting OF complete
chamber Sets, Mattresses of various designs and
qualities, suitable for Cottage or Palace His
simply of SOFAS, PARL0R, DINING ROOM
and OFFICE CHAIRS, &C., DC, Ia not excelled
in the State.
UNDERTAKING
He respectfully announces that he has added to
his other bpsiIess, that of Undertaking, ana Is
now ready To supply those who may require tnems
Cofins Of any desired quality. He has the best
material for woodwork elaborte silver plain
lmounthoas. plating, etc, and new HEAksE, OF
modern patern and finish. He is therefore % con-
aition to furnish everything requisite for funeral
occasiui,s and will attend to all orders Tor his SER
vices, in this line, With pfomtita 10,
October, 26th, WV
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ON THE TOPMOST WAVE
Of popularity, without competitor, and defyng
competition. bound to flourish as long rs
THE GOOD SHIP TRUTH
spreads her sails, or nature reduces fiery tinted
hair, Time sheds its white spray on human
heads,
CRIsTAD0RO'S HAIR DYE,
wins golden opinions from all sorts Of people,"
and can never ego by the board" while it is held
desirable by man or woman to he eoinely. Manu-
factured only by j. CRISTADORO, 68 Maiden
Lane, New York. Sold by all Druggists. Applied
by all Hair Dressers. ata
Oct. ID, 1867. 86-tw&w1m.
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BUTTER

BUTTER!
EREsH MOUNTAIN BUTTER, just arrived
II and for sale by .T
B. P. WILLIAMSON & co.
Raleigh, N. c., Sept. II, 1867. N-tf.
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officials Removed in Jones County by
.-1EsE Order of Ger. Candy.

officials Removed in Jones County by
1867 order Of Gem Candy. ~,
From the following Special Order from
Headquarters of End Military District, it
will be seen that Major General Candy is
alive to the Importance of having the laws
executed and administered by loyal men
only. ..ft3 fssr4tf ~ a.ttfG~F ~
HEADQUARTERS SECOND MILITAY DfsrR1cr.
CHARLESTON, 8. G., Sept. 26, 1867. .
GENERAL ORDERS ~ ~ a'
.a, =s-'1 [Extract.l 1856 a7.
- .rsf~ 81 rE
III. The following removals are made
from the offices of Sheriff, and Magistrates
for Jones County. N. c.: ttc7 .
iSherif-Thomas Wilcox, @
Msgistrdtes.-J r. Kinsey, VIM. r. Perry,
F. Mcdaniel, Joel A. Heath. Jacob F. Scott,
Lewis II. Haskins, Egbert w. Haywood, E.
j. Franks Elijah Mcdaniel, Elijah t. Franks
David j. Green. Adomian Mcdaniel H. C.
Foscue, Daniel Perry, Nathan Mcdaniel, F.
G. Linmons, Thos. s. Gillett.
The following appointments are made to
the offices of Sheriff and Magistrate for jones
County, N. c.;
tMeri6r:-o. R. Colgrove, vice Thos. Viii
cox "
Magistrates NJ. Haskell, Jno. Pearce,
Thos. Gillett, Titus Hart, J. S. Andrews, AL
fred Witty, L. D. Wilks, VIM. P, Canaay,
W. P. Smith, c. H. Culver, J. B. Reed. J. 4.
Haskell, I'D. Colgrove, Cyrus Brown, T.
Foy. Jacob Culver. -a 81.
The officers herein appointed will, before
entering upon their duties, take and sub
scribe before Justice of the Pesce, Notary
Public, or other person authorized by law to
administer oaths, the oath of office prescrib-
ed in the Act of Bongress approved I'd July,
1859. The bends required by Law will be
executed In due form and filed with the prop
er officer.
The Commanding Officer, Post of New
Bern, N. c., is charged with the execution
OF this order. o. ss. .-..- ........
By command of .,.r...... .'
Bv't Maj. Gen. Ed R. s, CANDY:
l LOUIS V. CAZIARC,
Abide Camp, A A 4. G.
iSignedI LOUIS " CRzIARc,
A. D. G. and A. A. A. G.
true copy: s.-... ...-...
THos. WILHELM,
list 1t. 9Th Z. S. Inf, Post Adjt. New
Bern, N. G.
TRIAL OF CAPT SHAFT FOR THE MUIR
DER OF MR. SHEPAnD.-Gen. Grant reports
that Gen. Pope has ordered that Captain
Morris Shaft, commanding United States
Arsenal, at Mount Vernon, Alabama, be tried
upon the charge of the murder of Freder-
lick B. Shepard, citizen of that State. It
will be recoilected that the homicide grew
out of an acrimonious correspondence he
tween Shaft and Shepard, which ended in
the iatter's challenging the former TO fight
6upl Shaft had ShanarI arrested and
brought within the Arsenal, and it is alleged,
instantly shot him, the ball taking effect in
the neck. Shepard fingered some days, and
then died. Meantime Shaft was tried by
Court Martial for conduct unbecoming an
officer, and found guilty. These proceed
ings will he annulled, and the trial for muir
der go ON.
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CHEESE! CHEESE! CHEESE!!!
lust RECEIVED LOT OF ENGLISH
q Dairy and Factory Cheese For sale by
B. P. WILLIAMSON & co.
Sept. 81. % 76-tf
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-tssla .ttal CHEESE! cHEEsEss
AZ BOXES oF PRIME CHEESE, a7a
fs) just arrived at ..-..
--~4tf a--s- QtNdU6Ca Q OOOD ..
Oct % 1857. ST..
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Post Office Address.

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OFFICIAL.

and in accordance with the detailed instructions
hereafter to be given.
Thirteenth. The number of delegates to the con-
ventiOn is determined by law and is the number
of members of the most numerous branch OF the
Legislature for the year eighteen hundred and
sixty, and this number, one hundred and TWEEN
ty, is apportioned to the representative Districts
of the State i'll the ratio o: registered voters as
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Bvt Major-Gener ED. r. s. CANDY:
LOUIS V. CAZIARC,
4ide-de- Camp,
Actg asst Id. Geal.
Oct 23rd, 1867. N-3t.
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BACON AND LARD.
A NEW Supply OF BACON AND LARD
IA just received and tor sale, wholesale and re-
tail, by UPCHURCH q DODD.
Oct 5, 1867. .... ST.
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Two (2) Delegates.
Two (2) Delegates.
One ~ Delegate.
Three (3) Delegates.
One (1) Delegate.
Two (2) Delegates.
a.t
Three (3) Delegates.
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FLOUR! FLOUR!!
A LARGE LOT OF FLOUR OF ALL
N Brands for sale Wholesale and Retail at
q UPCHURCH s. DODD'S.
Oct 81, 1857. .-l ..,..s 20. 'fA' S9-tf
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lot1o We
Counties of Burke and Nc
Doweil (together). ...... TW
Counties of Rutherford and
Polk (together). ...... Tv
Counties of Yamcry and
Mitchell (togcther). ..... Or
Counties of Madison, Bun
combc, Henderson and
Pennsylvania (togcther).. Til
Counties of Haywood and
jackson (togetherl.. Or
Counties OF Macon, Clay and
/ Cherokee Uogether)..... Ty
Counties of Allegheny,
Ashe, Surry, Watauga and
Yadkin (togcthcr). ...... I'll
Counties OF Caldwell,
Wilkes, Jrcdcll and Alex
der (together). .......... Fl
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LEGAL.
Trustees Sale
TuesdaY. March 5. $50.

Tuesday. March ;. 1867.
IN pursuance OF 4 certain deed Of trust, made
i ana entered into by and between the Mem,
phis Building and Lu5n Association, Andrew J.
Montgomery, A. Wright, Hezekiah Cobb. Cole.
lsy, trustee, duly recorded in the Register
Office Of shelby county, Tennessee. in book No.
5l, part :, pages Il, -, IA, 10 IL, II, Is and ~, for
ths purposes in said deed mentioned, / viii,
tuesday. March 5th, A.. D., 1867,
in frOnt of the Courthouse, GreenlaW block,
Memphis Tennessee, sell at Public Auct on, for
cash, % the highest bidder, the following prop
erty, tO-Wit All the property conveyed 70 the
undersigned in SAID deed, and especially to-
wit a certain tract o fland, ia said county and
state, l4th civil District Of s1id county, SOUTH
east Of and near TO the city Of Memphis.
n as follows Beginning at a stake or
point on the east side OF College street, two %
chains south Of the point where Walker street
and said street ntersect, as laid down on the
map Of the City OF Memphis and its envirOns,
by \. W. Rucker, thence east and parallel with
Walker street, along the south line of a lot OF
one and a half acres, sod by A. J. montgomery
70 NE Key. Mr.. Drane, seven chains and fifty
Dfane'S lot, thence north two chains TO a stake
~ me south line OF Walker street, thence east
WIN the south-iine OF Walker street, two
S1alno anu twenty-five LINKS to a stake en- the
east me and northeast corner Of the original
twenty acre tract Of land sold TO the said A. ].
Styul5efnery by solomon ROzell, by deed Of
$1,000 L12 recorded in the REGISTERS or
a-ast Line OF said 49,, tnehee SCUM win
-euty acre trast, four
tnence west, one chain and severn 61a 9ff-44S,
10 3 stake, Mrs. Owens northwest s,-sa-
south eight links TO a stake, G. j. =
Devlln's northeast corner, thence west with
the north bne Of said Devlin, eight chains 70 a
on the east lire Of College street, the
north with the east line Of said COllega STR
Two chains and ninety-fOur Links to the bed
ming, containing 3 $500 acres, as surveyed:
and also one lot OF ground in the town OF Pom
Jotoc, county OF FontOtOe, State OF MISSISSIPPI.
containing about three 81 acres Of ground,
being an the real estate Of said Montgomery, IA
aid town, for a more particular a-COunt OF
which, 8 55-lD and $ acre lots, reference Is made
TO said deed uftrust. Title believed to be good.
Of redemption waived. Convey only IA
trustee. sale at 10 o'clock am.
LUKE W. FINLAY,
fEDA IDS T-wa~a.
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The following comes to as from good
authority, aud is a pungent satire on
American republicanism As administered
by the revolntionists A firm in Nash
vile, one Of the largest and most respect-
aoie mercantile houses in the west
paying annually many thousand dollars
OF taxes, and, doubtless, well known TO
most OF the Market street merchants,
mas including clerks, six persons EN-
ployed in the concern besides the porter
WHO Is negro. The latter Is now tbe
only one OF the whole concerh who Il
allowed a vote under the present Brown
low constitution.
The pointOf the joke is, that the reoro
was the bitterest rebel Of ali, and was an
officers servant in the late rebel ARM
and when fighting by his masters side
he was the third man over the rampsrts
Of Fort Pillow, where he fell Ike An
avenging thunderbolt upon the negroes,
who 50 calamity surrendered that strong
lold.-LHAadephjG Age, Fs6. Is.
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A correspondent writing about the pro-
posed railroad between St. Paul. Min
nesota, and the head Of Lake Superior.
says; That a mighty city will soon be-
built on the waters Of the west end of
Lake Superior must be apparent 10 all
Intelligent men. Minnesota is 10 feed
New England with breadstuhs before
long, and 70 furnish it with wool for her
wooden mills, and it is desirable that
NeW England men should take the lead
IN that hourishing state and Law the foYn-
dauons OF the great interior eitv Of the
Iakes. The climate of the country bor-
lerlng on the west end Of Lake Sunerior
Is much better than the interior-wiptsrs
beng warmer at the mouth of st. Tonis
river than in st. Paul, and shorter
owing 10 the fact that the lakes do not
ireeze over. The best part of the stsfe
Is on the Red river Of the north. which
Is Just now being settled. A rev vasre
viii see all this magnificent region dGed
up and then Dakota will attract immi-
grafton.
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MONA.

DAY ana night. ard night and day,
nrav- and cannot choose tut pray,
with lOwly bende1 brOws;
God. led the glory come 10 pass
Of faSuer-daIsieS in the grass,
And green leaves on n DOugds!
All sick aud pale my Mona lies,
AN male and sick. with longing eyes
A dover that dies for rain
Aud day and night my hearts wild beats
CRY Tor 8 thousand SWeetesL sweets
To charm away her pain.
Owaters. bound with curding rimei
Come dancing on bef1re your time,
Through mI>lS OF silver spray
And picking ont your tenderest trl!ls,
Come yellow bills, come mellow bills,
And y your lives sway
OItttle goldau-b0died bees,
u.m tunes her heavy heart 10 ease
ALo 1tferiies, SO fair,
Upon yout ,rags o. red and brown
And brighten al ne airs
All buds with ~UuhuldiIiBg hours
Have birth al once IN perfect uUrorS
Icharge yuu in loves name
FOL when the u-nsanctiouet is allied
So nearly 10 the sauctI-ei,
Not Heaven itself can blame
Then ~uaL the lily leave D shade,
AMI send her like a WuIlug-muld,
Making her pillow sweet;
TIL rose shall 90 hey window climb,
and tell her Llat the luw-leayel thyme
Is waiting rur her IeEJs
% lr0wgy-lidded viglgtsI
C0usteLlaIe flower that never SETS :!
And blush-beLS, low M small.
And TLuEs. p pausies, plain AID pied
And sovereign maugp.lS beside
Ny Mons needs you an
O~lar-noweE, plSElnE from vOur breast
The dead leaves shine ont with the rest 2
AND from the garden beds,
Ne Gan0Giies- made OF liEut,
To please her with q pretty sigh,
TOss high your lovely headsl
o lying il her paillI pain.
a flower That hirsts and dies FOR rain,
I see her uleLt and day
And every heart beat Is q cry.
And every breath breathe a st=+r
O for the May the Nay
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InsoLre1lt Notice..

Chancery Court OF Memphis, Nov. Term, 1856.
lS57-N. r. D.-James A. Harwood. admins
traitor OF William E. Eddins, dece3sed- rs.
Virginia Eddins, Thomas b Eddins, Ell al.
the widow, heirs at law, distributes and
ere titors OF said VIM. L. Eddins, deceased.
this cause it is ordered by the Court that
L The County Court Of shelby county, Tennes-
see, be enlolned from taking any further steps
~ the administration Of the estate OF said Ed
dlnSi that said administration be Transferred
10 ms Court, and the estate Administered upon
insoivent; that all creditors, or those claim-
ing 10 &c credlors, whether by note, account.
deer g or Judgment, both resident and nom
fssldent De restrAnsd nom prosecuting their
oL1erWlse Than under this proceeding.
IL IS further ordered, that all creditors 40 Prove
and hle their claims with the Clerk and Master
mis- Court, and make Themselves parties To
inns suit on or before.the second Monday in
May, loo8, and that a coy Of this order be pub
lLshed Tor SIX weeks in the Daily Memphis APP
PEAL and Avalanche, and In the newSna1ar
published az Pulaski, Tennessee.
AUGUSTON AEyTON,
December 2 1865. dec9 ,is1
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Louis GrOnauer vs.. Anderson Hunt Attach
ment suit befoTeS. A. Moore, J. p.
Louis Gronauer vs.. John Hunt. Attachment
suit before $. A. Moore, J.P.
4 FFIDANIT for attachment having been
"a made IN this ease in pursuance. Of section
S4so OF me code or Tennessee, and attachments
having issued against the estate OF the above
named defendants for the sum Of Sl66 $500
against John Hunt and $40 1870 against An
uerSOn Haut due by account, n have been
returned " levied etc, - IL is therefore ordered
mat Salo DEFENDANT enter his appearance on or
before the lth day OF February, 1857, to plead,
answer or aemnI 70 the said plaintiffs COM
ana the case set for hearing ex- Barte, and that
a copy OF this order BE published onee a week
Tor y consecutive weeks In the Memphis
APPEAL s. A. MOORE, Up.
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Mr.. COwAN very forciblv evnosad
Yesterday the emptiness Of the cbsroe
against the president Of refusing To eve-
cute the laws passed for the projection ~
the freedmen. No radical could inn1.,n
the loyalty of Secretary Stanton. Vet n
response 20 the inquiry Of the senate he
has reported but three cases Of OUTRAGE
and declared that mons Others had come
to the knowledge Of the war department.
nor, 80 far as he knew, Of the presi.
dent. He very pertinently inquired of
senators why they had not gone 10 the
secretary, whose duty it was to provide for
the redress Of the Outragss complained
or and whose willingness was well
known, instead of Touring them into the
public ear. Respect for the fair fame of
their country should have induced them
10 attempt to ecure their redress, before
proclaiming them as = lean OF malign.
ing the chief magistrate. Why We're 1
re alleged facts Withheld from the secre-
farv II not to inh8me hate and excite
thai fierce party spirit which, if much
more e-xasperated, would not be willing
10 entrust either party in the peaceable
nossession Of power, and 80 dreneh the
and ia blood ?-N0s. ~.
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Tstood beside a little mound,
Marked by an humble stone,
And read the soldiers epitaph,
In the one word" Unknown
Net cen g name 10 tell of him
Who slept so sweetly there
No ANT DER which loved u could bena
To drop affections tear
The only one who sleeps x Unknown"
Among the many brave
" Somebody's darling, though I KNOW,
Sleeps in that soldier grave!
Perchance 20 some poor mother hearL
he was the only JOY -
Perhaps that mother waited lonB
To welcome home her boy!
Perhaps a gentle sister. too
PRAYED for him night and day,
And watched with anxious heart 70 greet
The loved one from the fray
Or IL may he some maid, whose love,
To him was yet more dear,
Is weeping o with grief Tor MN
Who sleeps so sweetly mere!
Upon each little white slab here
Is traced some soldiers name,
And proudly do we love to tell
Their glorious deeds 10 Fame
But. ali! It's sad, indeed, 70 stand
Beside this humble stone,
And read no BGTHe-and know that one
Is sleeping al " JpAlgo3cn ,"
To know that there are loving hearts
Who'd give their all to-day
To stand beside this grave. where sleeps
Their soldier boy in grey
Eut It's enough 10 know that he
Fol dear country died
And stranger hands caE Irvine fair uOWers
bow this spot in pride.
An mere are many soldier graves
He does uor sleep alone,
And though 40 nome O. MIN IS traced
Upon this simple stone
There Is a spotless scroll above
And on that snowy page
Hath angel hands FOR thee, a" U~HLlOuH'
Recorded name and age
AUGUSTA, Ga Feb. . ls57.