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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-12
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TaS republifaniide Central Committee flntiet bic folaenoen
arrangements FUR bic s%Sprtfnhrer Der rcpublitanii6en @runo-
iase an.
vocal 6 D nj itees merSen bierturd erlutt, ale n6tbiae
arrangements su maden, I'm cine srebe 5beilnatme ppu 5eiten
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rem rur aroere Spreder IN anoer1 Gbetlen he5 Staates betannt
9en,adt meroen.
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nenn eo n1dt bel Dnper5 anberpelt drrau9trt 1ptre.
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9irmitrpus
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-12
HuQenbfebIer.

Gin 5err Der Sabre lang an nerS5ler S@pd1e, Trlb
,eitteem 0eriau uno al ben uebeln BON su eenb Siiuben
ittt. pdnldt. aus Wlttleieen fir pie buloenbe Wleni d beit
bas Reeept nebt Iuweiiune. bieies einfade Wsi,tel.
IS nbtbte baben, ire} au sufdtden. Dnloenbe, bic tur@
bic @riabluns bes un1erjetdneten %preiittren wuuen. ton.
zen NIT cen, arEFten Yertrauen atpreGtren.
459 Sobn =. Sseeu. !? Gesar st, Stew gprt,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-12
AsuA minneipta 5au@,
E,,,Ma% Geutihse @af, unD Boarding 9aus
.AuLH ppn !6ermaun Etrfler,

WtnuelpDliH Wtrt.
Dem beut|ben Yubl,fum b erm't ole sr9ebent
Mn3slse, baB i'd mem nsu c,naerldtctes 9ane
nit ohm, Comfort fur biz aeebrten Walte aufs
Dputommcnle pericbcn unp iets caraut taIlen
psroe, MIR Den Bsifag vpn &pf9angern unit
&infebrencen our9 aneeuebnss qoa'S, eint
woblperletn, Iafel uno bic 1rsunrlth1te Seo's-
uuue III srpinnen. Cir ben @uslpu"n babe id
bu1lt eir tshe Q5taCuu9 ue.orlt. 59z
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-12
@rDce:ie< II. DrDp,,tDntIpre

c5emal. uWn,ericon 5aus0
nun mebr errfnet bat. 49,. u,tA:s., ,n,
Iurt pn auspertouf mstnes alien @el9atte. une
redteiitss s%snueune, nsinsr I'd %a1 s,srs mis eas;
WusmH If :, n SOooren n1eiuer Brun1e su %verfeben. ete,
ME seesr eurh stssns %seiaaige graiung i& aSfrssssqsn
wtrO, weber in ss,us aut 5fi Id%a I'M" ih Wn1f IcS 200 ''""@''
Sammtlidv bei mir eefautte 4rtitel wtroea me'nea
Runpsn All SDunia fref ms Suns %geliefert.
gu s%eneistem Beiud bs neuen Steses laeet stee0'pe
etn %o"' Oaee1'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-12
s.. SpaB IS 81

Baibinat0n Gloenne u. minnetonfa StraRs.
..WinneappIts,
halt tets %ucrrdtbts unb %serfauft in ben btutsfsnMartt
p~rctlen QUE 5prien fammtli6 tn eteien .Eantela'
smste eeb5renee Qoaaren, gut unb fril6 unp tn 8rpse
WuSwahl.
Verbunben NIT benz Gtpre 1T bic
9leue beutIhe Bdferet
tn ter ptr bas beliebte
psutlde &o9eentrop
in better Gualtt6t. fosie aue autern Sprten Brpb uni
Ruten baden uno fir jsbeu 8eearf ~liefern.
I'm %seneisten 3ulpru4 e:fuasn fs.uueliaf
6. SptB u. Bro.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-12
Bauer II. 8raGooBel,
S}erQOlner uub Btl6erma6er
Eabrifanten,

Der Hpbert unb 5tens @traB {,
ct. Yaul, Minnciota.
r%erfcrttae u ATE in itr Sud- etnfd ia aenben Nrttfeln at
,ns ShEnite unb Weidmudrrute unb MAIDEN uns an.
tciiail, lrmptl In Besue af Yret,e wte aut bic 9llts
tbrss Xat.ttuls WIN psm a%utrbelten tmprr1trten fer
Ecrran3 III tchuurten.
3mt Sauer s Iradppsel.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-12
Mn @cbmtubin@ttNe.

Or 1nter,eihnete nodbem ct Sabrelane an etnena
peitiaen sunssaatet unO isner tar6tsrltden &raathsi..
Ter Sdwine!udt e%s!ittsn. THr9s sn IN =; Ts m Gen. W s"sSsn
NunS TT in 1Si, { bcsisris feineu Mttleiosnben bas Dit.
tel i i E ~, T St ts s;In{494' % nits p tfnt u,1srtfs he,
oehramhtsu meceptes (tpitenfrei) s~uleuben nebt Mnwei-
YHunaen iur 3utereitnnsen une Wetrau& %ne0elben. mel.
des tie ais eine iid,ere Sur lMr 9tusSebr"n9,
Wifhma. Srprd,itis, 6uitcn. GrfdlsMn9en unr
ale jsals. uup yuneeuitel rnOen weroen. Der ttnstBs
3wed Fcs Nnseisers in 9enouns hes 0feeeptes 1T Sss:
Sen eclpenren nustid su iein uno bic 8enntn,B: we!@s
er iiir uuitdstar BAIT, ~ yerbreien; unr ct bp1t, cas
ierer Qe,psncc leiu Seilmittel Rude en- werse, "a Is tna
nthts frtet urs it'd, ais Se8en ermeiisn mag. aue es
bas Reecrt frei suseihidt wunlaen. wousn eefan'sp
aopreiIren:
~5rurat Miups 60. Nem-HDrt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-12
Naenten in nuen Srtsn Derlanat.

l%nerhSrtc @rrtheie merten Damen uno Serren eebuten,
melde MgenturcN lbernehmen mrlen. llnicre Girculare, wel6e
eus udbere teia9ca, ircrreu aui Outrage ;use1antt.
Gcrthtiunscn werren frl9enoertnabet aen,a6t: gelGeini=
e ~ nsM., melts jsssn Mrt!tsl un' lsinsn Nertb a%usetesn, tuereen
Gine tieHer Gnyelppen, meld,s tie SsideiasisunS urer Orber fir
einen Mrtifc entbalt mirr III uniercr Office %ab5escten peer per
grtt at iraenb cine Mtrrele ncridift rerteI,, ptne Rif19t
auf Nusmabl BET @mrfaug Won IS Gent.
Scim Gmptan9 hes Gertifitats mirp Der Gmpfaneer feten,
wel6tn Nrttcl es ;icbt UNI re1en 9Ser1 uuo fam eiuen Opls
lar eini1idcnu nt Zen acnantten Nrtifel erbalten. &aufer
unerer %rcrieselten Gnrslrppeu mI9eu in ticir g0eiie einen
Mrtitel erlaltel nertb srn Elm bis finf buubert 0raar.
Ian9e Srtefe lib %unnrthis. eubt bic @ute reutide At-
rreHea ST idreiter. 9eitclunsen fir ~rsrieselte Gnreloppen
n,a1tn III jeren, Safe nit Yalrienbung t~e9leitet iein, NIT Gem
Mamen es Ntiencers, Res Irrn, Gpuntp unb Staat in beut-
lli@er Sdrtft. Sriefe al re llnternebmcr su apprefiren pe
fplgt:
Jafipn, @prmtib S gp.
1913 uno 1875, Brpapway, New yorf.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-12
Gbeilpeile Siite von Nrtifel11 Su rerfaufen
fir 800 has Stiid,

rtne SiUGiidt af Rem 98ertb uno nitt su be;atlcn, ais bis ibr
wiBt, mas ttr erhalten merret:
10 0rrfe Ordering @ianrs, gHertb $500 bis $500.
Is Gic9ante 9fpitnlrl; Nianrs 200 bis 400
Is Gle9nnte Mtel1repnS, Nricnbpl; &Gtcn H. bis go
so Grfe GlaNe 9tlh= Ataihinen 40 bis 800
70 Stpne Gel Ven1dlce 30 bis 100
$50 Sdpnt Stabl=Stide, eingeratmt 20 bis 30
80 Spicl=G IN rs bis 40
$50 MeSrlriu9 Yatent Gaitrrs, Silber 20 bis 40
50 Silterne 5rudt UNI Nuttl,- AHste 20 bis Is
400 Gets Ibcc> lme St. %rfel 20 bis 40
$50 @plrne Iaidensllbreu 9arrantirt so bis $50
100 liamantenzN in9e, clutter uNp ciujelne Steint Is his 26O
175 Wrrne ! aideu= llbren IS bis $50
3U Dan,cu lltren 90 bis 100
SUI Silterue "a dtn =llhren ~ his IS
CLAIMANT Nareln, Srriden unb Straetin3e, Gamen G6muf
sn Och UNI Arrtltu, StclNtrt!tu UNI 0plr, llprentine,
Mrlaif, vara ur Gancen; SulentpupTt, eScittn une SAILS
tcttsn, einfadNe unr 9etrictcrc 9rlrtne atinge, srlesne ginger
bite, Mletaiurns, ncumr>isc Wirts!idnancu, C%jrlpiebern unb
Sleiererlalter, Mrbeitstditteu, @ricfcrern nit 0rls- uo
~llternen SaNetertaltern VII jeecr 9rt, better Satiitat unb
ueuter Mrrt.
Cine Chance ireene cincr Ter rtiaen Srttsl fir s1.W gu err
haltcn, inren1 man cine r%erit9ete Gurepppe fir.25 Cts. fauft.
SUM- %Seriisselte Gnrelrrpcn mereeu fir -, eli iur 81. BRET
fig iur s., flni une iedssis fur $40, nnr hunstrt fir Is suee<
1aurt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-12
Neue beut1he 8dferet
ceu!lde &o9eentrop

tn ter ptr bas beltette
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-05-02
GaIts, Shtifb,s. 9nttaoits. ct.


Probably the best description to be
found Of the vast territory recently pur-
chased from Russia by our Government
Is given in pamphlet published in 1855,
BY AEr. A. II. Roche, Of Quebec. This
pamphlet (ssR0ssian America and the pres
ent Wary was written with q view Of
urging the British Government TO aid in
fitting out an expedition for the conquest
Of Kussian America, and is annexation
30 the British possessions, but the war
with Russia came to close in the follow
ing year. and the project, If ever seriously
entertained in England, was o2 course no
longer thoneht Of We quote from the
pamphles description of some features
Of the territory just csded to the Ulitsd
:SVish . coast ST. UPON 81 lie PaciEc Of some
fffeeh hundred miles in length, indented
By funerons sounds and capacious har-
bora, and studded wilh nnna5 large islands
Of considerable resources, &c extends back,
for about one thousand miles of that
coast. tola distance Of nine hundred mile
and fof the remaining frye hundred miIas
Of hecoasf, to thirty miles, the. latter
beine the portion in front Of our posses
sio1s which il cuts OF .frem the Pacific;
while De rsnihsals e. klaska shout fifty
miles IN breadth, stretches out IN the Pae
ciic for upwards Of three hundred miles,
the whole territory comprising . surface
Of nine hundred thonsand square miIes.
Il IS tllps about sixteen times the size Of
England, It contains many mountain
= 4n"rTQ snas1n
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-05-02
gbt 9stt's 99arinsnt.


The FAlisn locked on The woFld and snsersd !;
81 can eusss' ? be muttsred. .swhY God Is
feared. So
For the eyes of mortaIs are fain to shun
The midnight heaven that hath no sun.
viii stand on the height Of hills that wait
Where the days goes out at the western gate,
And, reaching up to its crown. will tear
From its plumes Of glory the brightest there !;
With the stolen ray viii light the sod.
And tnrn the eyes Of the world from God. :"
He stood on the height when the sun went
down,
He tore one plume from the days bright
crown,
The proud beam stopped till he touched its
brow.
And the print If his fingcrs are on it now /;
And the blush of It's anger forevermoFe
Burns red when it passes the western door,
The broken feather above him whirled,
In flames Of torture around him curlcd,
And he dashed il down on the snowy height.
In broken flashes Of quiFering light;
All I more than terrible was che shock
Whers the burning splinters struck wave
and rock!
The green earth shuddsrad, and shlank. and
pals.i-
The wave sPrang up and the mountAip
quailed-
/ Look on the hills, let the scars they bear
Measure the pain Of the hours despair.
The Fallen watched while the whlrlwind
famed
The pulsing splinters that plowed the sand !;
Sulisa he watched. while the Kissing waves
Bore them away 70 the ocean caves
Sullen he watched. while the shining riIls
Throbbed through the hearts Of the rocky
hills;
| Loudly he laughed. "Is the world not mine 2
Proudly the links Of It's chain shah shine;
! Lighted with gems shall it dungeon be,
But the pride Of It's beauty shall knsel %
me0
That splintsrsd light In the earth grew Geld,
And the diction Of msrtals hath called it
s-Gcld-n
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= = - - = - > @-
many extensive valleys, with rivers run
ming through them, vel wooded, and
bounded oy bills ot eentIe ascent and
.aoaera.s neiens One OF these rivers sp-
Psa!ed g oe o. consaaeraoie s.ze Sons
q tne people, who penetrated beyond tins
INTO the country, iound the trees larger
.ls nF1nsr Lnsy advanced. 10 speaking
q me resources O. hnsslan America slr
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-05-02

n 7 Il y q Il a y ID u = = :,
~ Eeursh ana Arehs Phfla,aas
ARE OPENING FOR SPRING or 1857 !:
Gases Select Shades Of SILKS,
Fashionable PLAID SILKS,
BISMARCK, the New Color SILK.
Bsst BLACK SILKS IN Town,
PLAID INDIA SILKS. Perfect
New Spring DRKSS GOODS
New Style Spring CHINIzEN, 8
ORGANDIES Of Newest Styieos
Stesl-Colored Poplins. for 6nits- e
n. .B.-STAPLE Housekeeping GOODS.
|Ffssh Stock CLOTHS, OASSkMEkG51 and
|TWEEDS. for Youths-
P.S.-Merchants in search OF scarce and
d.sIrahls Goods will find II their interest 70
|oll and examine our stock. ap.4..6t.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-05-02


Tnz Seisnt;jsc Aasericaa contains The
followins account of ! yer1 desirable arti-
Gle 81 every household
"a simple ihstrunasns lor making ar-
iifseinl ice, IS DOW h,an1l sefdrsd in Paris,
hy which 1 beautiful sylinder bf ice Z pro-
dueed ID ten u1inuEea, or 1 bottle Of wins
q other article can Be reduced to lhe
freezing point Of water "a the same gecep-
facle The inssrumsnk consists Of TIVE
lmeEaiIic cylinders unilsd, ozzs Within ID
o}her, the spase hssw sen than bsine de-
xotSd 70 tie neezink mittprs, and tie IL
terior of he saszzler cJlia6eE @ khe water
e ksksr zsficlss q Sc cooled These be-
;ne ihit6ducsd, tie cover Is Pot o., and
lie c5Iindee S r6lEsd 70 s3d if'o q ! tzb!e
By tie hand. Tfs ckeznicazs cQssi e
+fornerly of dne part each of water, sab
cerbonats of soaa ard nitrate ef anuoaia;
bnt for ths latter cllsaper esIt not n,en-
tioped 5 noR spbstitpted End lhe r9izsslFs
! i PIT up i duassifies ssi9cient p naks'
sezen pouads of icp [if Ve zeekop cnEzecsiy
from the inzireck 1taleranz befprs rs) fpl
l1ily eeptimesy or Iesa than cs1p dina. hs
i1s!ransnf costs fan flames Z Z eallsa
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-05-02

S;x uuors ;szxs----s;x. am r;r..k s<.a I'm
60 glaov;.v ,;slss =. - .;is,-r ,.;1-
en- Who s;i 81 fSs 5;cl,r;nss l;ol,t vxh;eh
coDs0rnes lie oil &c Iiis,--hsve $500. q
- ,r,u,aI,ere5 ,v;fh r. r,,...- e.tl.s- hslf
5ozers .~h;eb have m s nrscs.ss5 sss,n s .;1ee ~
the dawn of ereatioe. And rea,3er. IL
ne = ea,eeber sr,-,;sl,t -. l,,lr h.-r
o-.r =. hs.;af v;.ss - - 49, =. ls--
-, =. .s s. :, -, - -...sr
r,.,n;ne ns and r. 80 an, ,-i, hss-ss :; - ss~s
.~,.,n oi;s-r H. - e~,,.,.;s,,cs !. h.sts- -
sesrs-,,,-. ,- ,:.,,s = .ss s.5 -s--.s, =
kss~s;f s. he's .-s,ss 80 - $500 ,ss-en
s sr;f,s5 f,rt,, ;,,. a. -ss1,.s = sc D,,Ie
yVhaf havs All tsss 49,. - s,-;sf go te..;r ,ss.-s
done "a 80, =, ,,s - :. -sss~ 8, - -
Ne doos e, sssr. ~. us.s -. 49,. =. Z -.
than live eat and ar;.l ssesr - s,,s s,' sss 49,
stv,.sola s,,s ,e.t ,.,ss,, s,,s ls,cf u..s
.:-.l. .s,ss.,-
ssa. ) ..... xcssss,.,, ,..,l 80 {. -
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Rc,zRs oR Joea kBnxxna4 kxzzs. -
Re arIy, work Aersz end lzte, Live %
whnt yoa can't seIl, sive no<hins awa, end
II ron dent de rikek and % q tbs deTu
xc1 xnaY sne xn6 ST. 6znnEss
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-05-02
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
QUICK SALES,
QUICK SALES.
QUICK SALES.


QUICK SALES.
AND SMALL PROFITS.
AND SMALL PROFITS,
AND ALL-PR0FITS,
auRrEY,s NEW CHEAP STORE.
SfIPIgY,S NEW CHEAP STORE.
SHRLEY'S NEW CHEAP STOREs
EBENSBURG, Pa
EBENSBURG, Pa.
EBENSBURG, PA
n. Largest Stock Of Goods. The Boat
sl.c..d and the Greatest Variety ever
bosght to Town
LARGEST. CHEAPEST AND BEST.
LARGEST. CHEAPEST AND BEST.
LARGEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST.
90 AND SEE-
GO AND SEE.
GO AND SEE.
i Ths subscriber calls the attention Of the
.ubIIc to the fact. that no has just received
Ia opened out In his New Store, large
tOck Of goods. consisting Of
FLOUR, CORN MEAL, CHOP FEED.
ban. Fish. Bacon and Cheese; Sugar. Cof-
cs, Tea, Molasses. Spices. Tobacco. Cigars,
<TkDdIes. Soap, Vinegar, &c.. &c.
NOTIONS. DRUGS. pERFUMERY.
sOosware and Earthenware. ALSO. fins
Isortment Of the best and latest style Of
hats. He always keeps constantly on
Iand Bologna Sa1sages. Sar,iinea, Fresh and
bpiced Oysters IN can, OF half cans. and al
hest everything IN the eating OF drinking
|Ins. All. q which win be sold At small
aEO. GuRLKf,
Marx srRnnr, EnsEsBUHa. Pa.
January 81 1857.
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-HT IRIIEII u IBII9IReI


JOHN -. H1A4sMA8
rakes pleasure In announcing to the citizsps
h E6ensburg and the north Of the county
snsrally. that be has recently added 60 his
.osk large and complete assortment Of
6HoEs, BUSKIEH, CATERS, &c,
FSr Ladiss' and Ohzdysn's Year,
.tum the celebrated wholesale manufacturing
snbIishment Of zisgler q Sutton. Philadel-
bhia. This stock comprises everything that
+, desirable and scrvicsabls in the way Of
ssson,- n,-mode se,ced spork, and every article is
s6rranted OF the best material and most per-
.sct fnanufacturs. In the sale Of these goods
be subscriber pledges himself 70 repair free
|bf charge any article that may give way af-
|tss reasonable time and reasonable usage.
The ladies are specially invited TO call and
'uamine the stock.
The subscriber also keeps on hand and is
prepared to manufacture to order BOOTS
bad SHOES for Gents and Youths wear. Of
|.hs very best material and workmanship,
and At prices as reasonable 81 like work can
h obtained anywhere. French Calf. Com
non Calf, Morocco and ell other kinds Of
leather constantly on hand.
% Store on Main street, next door 70
'Otawford'B Hotel. fsb21-tf-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-05-02

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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-05-02

] i9Ee 1EzsuNo RaFsns Ras Aeari1k bic
li'lls 1ohnny fsciis He Sunday eckosl
lsssoa. 6 Wns IN the 18th ckzpznr sf
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tafes. &c.
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brought g a shrupa eless, end Jokndys
Uho kneR TO much eflo<sthw 60 pit up
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-05-02

TMPORTANT 10 EVERYBODY
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-05-02

Bays Many
sa below this
Railroad, no
2 rock about
lust above the
miles down,
the form OF
IN the act Of
listsning, his
appnrtenan-
pole forming
Dearanca
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-04-17

ROBT n LEE

hODA' IL. LEE,
Leaves Yicksburg for Memphis every alter
nate Thursday at O'clock, P. NJ
Leaves Vicksburg for New Orleans every al
ternate Friday at o'clock, NJ. @
GEN. QUTTMAN,
Leaves Yicksburg for Memphis every alter
nate Thursday at O'Clock, p. NJ.
Leaves Vicksburg for New Orleans every al
ternate Friday ut s o'clock, Pm.
MAGENTA,
Leaves Vicksburg for New Orleans every
Tuesday at4 O'clock, Pm.
HOPE,
Leaves Vicksburg for Yazoo City every Tues
day, Thursday aud Saturday, at 5 p. NJ,
CALUMET,
Leaves Vicksburg for Greenwood, Tchula,
Yazoo City and way points, every Satur-
day at 5 o'clock, p. M.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-04-17

am endeavoring to have some important
work executed in the cemetery of our city,
| by which very considerable Improvement
| will be effected therein, and before proceed
ing to complete the same earnestly call
upon every person who has lot OF grave in
the cemetery to go ont there at once and re-
| pair their fences, trim up their trees and
shrubs, and then throw out the weeds, cut
ting, &c, into the avenues in order that they
may be removed by the Sexton, and that
the avenues may hereafter be kept neat,
clean and in good order. But little time,
trouble and expense will be needed to carry
this into effect. / invoke the aid of the
ladies more especially in this matter, be-
cause feel confident that if they attend to
it it cannot fail of successful contamination,
and that speedily.
The interest which naturally attaches to
this sacred spot; the mute eloquence of hall
lowed memories which linger there and the
consciousness that beneath the sod of that
retreat repose the precious treasures of
affection. are sufficient Inducements in them
selves, without further appeals, to the con-
secration of the work.
1t may perchance be the last call that 1
shall ever have the honor to make to the la
dies of Jackson upon this subject, and for
this reason, as well as for Others already
stated, trust that they will cheerfully re-
spOn ana nanlIesb an interest," IN TINS lovely
noble, and most grateful duty ofoontributing
to the general OrnamentatiOn of the CITY of
our DEAD.
Keep fresh the memories of our dead,
Keep fresh the green sod DER their head,
Bedeck with floral gems their bed,
Rest they in peace.
Hope fingers round affections tomb,
Like incense breath where flowers bloom.
DIN. BARROWS, Mayor.
Mayors Office, City Hall, jackson, Miss,
April I'd, 1S67.-l2t