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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-21
n-DRY GOODS CHEAP!
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST
At ..-,. ...rt
JOSEPH sTRAUsE's,
.nao. MAIN STE NET.

JOSEPH sTRAUsE's gs
no. 1888 MAIN sTassT.
The season having fairly ADVANCED ana hsFtns :
large stock Of
WINTER GOODS a
IN hand. I shall offer them from to-oay ~ An'
,o,o,z cost which win be for less than they can De
bought at any other house In this city II ~an pas
.nv ona. even II he has not more than one COLLAR
- snend. to call on JOSEPH sTBAUsB.
The best WHALEBoNE CoRsETs at sSc.
worth Sl.2s. . .a, a#
The beat EMPRESS CLOTH at TIC. worth sl'ss'
FRENCH MERINOEs at 7sc. cheap at $780,
FRENCH MER1NoEs at soc. cheap at sl.7s.
BLACK and CoLoRED ALPAcAs from the
lowest prices up. IA j..
LADIES' BLACK and COLoRED CLOARS
from % and higher.
LADIES' BALMORALsa at d. selling everywhere
ct sl.2s.
ALL-wOoL DELAHJEs, every color, at New
York prices. ..a
LADIES', MISSES and CHILDREN's sHAWLs
without regard to cost.
Fifty pairs more Of those very cheap CoLoRED
BLANKETS at $3.50.
saventv-sve pairs more 1o-4 WHITE BED BLAN-
KETs at a. $S, and SO pair-se per cent.
less than In the season.
The best CALICO at 12sc.
BLEACRED and BROWN SHIFTING at 10,
ia and lsic. worth 2oc.
BED TICKING at l2Ac.
DOMESTIC GINeHAM at l2sc. and lssc.
Heavy CoLoRED CoUNTERPANEs at a.
cheap at 90.
The best selected stock Of MEMS and BOYS
WEAR, of Cassimeres, Satinets, and Ken
lucky Jeans-astonishingly low.
psr4tcu,ar attention fs called.
TO ALL IN WANT OF SEINE THREAD:
lust received per steamer from Europe the
BEST SEINE THREAD
at the lowest cash prices.
ALL THESE GOODS,
AND THOUSANDS OF OTHERS
ARE OFFERED TO BE GOLD AT
JOSEPH sTRAUsE's,
No. 1888 MAIN STREET.
ask call from one and all. Come and COM
vince yourselves that you can buy more at this
place with ONE DOLLAR than at any other house
with ONE DOLLAR AND TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS.
J.E. HAYNES and &, g. sM1THER will be pleased
to see their friends and the public at large. jaa
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DEFY GOOns

Tlasr-PRIzE GLOVES. ~~o~>~>~~-.
We announce vi , much satt,f.c.on, o,,
agency for the sale Of !" nays obtained a.
ID. JU9LA,S
which obtained the HIGHEST pe, ZEE
s aDslen OF ,' these Cloves S, .ne Pan.
kno Sledged IN be uneGuxtfea , q, they are AZ.
superior 70 anyotlter make ever bsfore' snd az.
tnts market, and we recommend them oHered In
our patrons. 'Heih as such n
We shah receive fresh supply ~ r.. =,
every week Ladies can order any pa,asn f eioyes
Sesreo from sample card which We have IA sa,ts
piuon. LEVY BkOTppussthi-
jaw nos. l2ls and l1ls Main s,,s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-21

PUBLIC MEETING AT AMHERST COURT
HousE.-In pursuance Of q notice previ-
ously published through the Lynchburg
papers, meeting of the people of Amherst
was held at the Courthouse on Monday the
18th January, 1869. Colonel R. L. Cole
man was appointed chairman and R. M.
Taliaferro secretary. The object of the
meeting was explained by Robert NJ. Brown,
Esq. Robert Whitehead, Esq, of Nelson,
was present, and addressed the meeting.
He sustained the 'snew movement" and
deprecated the course of the majority Of the
papers of the State towards it. At the close
of his speech, Captain 7. Whitehead offer
ed the following resolution which was
adopted: .... ~. . .
I" Resolued, That this meeting approve
the effort at compromise now being made by
the committee now in Washington under
appointment of the gentlemen who assem-
bled in Richmond, and therefore appoint
the following persons delegates to the con-
yention to assemble in Richmond the 10th
February, 1869: William E. Coleman,
Thomas Whitehead, Robert A. Coghill, 2.
D. !Tinsly, John D. Davis, George II. Dame
ron, Charles L. Ellis, Henry E. Smith,
Samuel Richeson, and N. G. Taliaferro."
The meeting then adjourned. shall
Robert L. COLEMAN, Chairman.
Il. NJ. Iahaferro Secretary. 4-
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in our business, We can show larger stock and
at lower prices than other establishments.
LEVY BROTHERS.
"a 90 1913 and Ia,s Main street.
|HANDKERCHIEFs from 81 per dozen
mp to $50 apiece 1t
-. LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and l2ls Main street.
CARPETS lower than ever. 81 ia %
TRENCH MERINos, all colors, at very
low prices, a. LEVY; BROTHERS.
MUFFs very cheap. ja7o
pIANo and TABLE-covERs, all sizes
and qualities, at .-a
LEVY BROTHERs',
1913 and 1915 Main street.
Very cheap CARPETS. ja2o
INFANTS WORKED ROBES, very
large assortment, at q price less than The
material would cost to make them also, hand
some assortment OF FRocK WAISTS at
@ w LEVY BROTHERS,
lns and i2ls Main street.
Cheap MUFFs. ia 20
T,ARLATAN MUsLINs, all colors. We
cali particular attention to our shade OF
preen, It being the most fashionable shade for
party dresses.
.... LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 12ls Main street.
All kinds Of FURs selling very cheap.
.... ia 20
BsU1SH DRooHH sHAw1s' Of the
finest quality, at greatly reduced prices, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1a1s Main street.
FURs very cheap. ia 20
MTIDE BLACK SILK VELVET at
much below regular prices. BLACK and
BROWN vELvETEENs.
LEVY BROTHERS.
1913 and 1915 Main street
BERAeEs and TISSUES for Wells.
ja'o
OUR STOCK OF
DRESS GOODS
WILL FROM THIS DATE BE SOLD
VERY LOW,
SOME OF THEM AT AND BELOW COST,
TO CLOSE OUT
BEFORE THE APPROACHING SEASON.
It is our rule 10 begin each season with
ENTIRELY FRESH GOODS.
ALL WHO WANT
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS
will do well to call soon, as our
WINTER STOCK
MUST BE CLOSED OUT.
Our general stock of goods is very complete,
and will be sold very low.
CARDOZO, ALSOP Il FOURQUREAE.
la 1s1
MILLS 8 a1BB'
- IMPORTERS,
Il2 BROADWAY,
NEW YORK.
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- SPECIAL NOTICES. y !.
eg LOAN OFFICE. has 5
At1ss1 Main street (up stairs), between FlttcenIn
and Seventeenth streets. s7 rsr7 -.
Liberal advances OF money made on a-
DIAMONDS, 50
gt .tg WATCHES.
ii. JEWELRY,
..-s..,. SILVERWARE,
and other securities to any amount.
p. HARRIS & BROTHER,
ia N-2w hcehseo I N"Ho-0A-----
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INUUUEMENTo TO CIUbS
Five copies of Daily News, one year, $40 ; five
copies Of Tri-Weekly News, one year, 800. And In
the same proportion for any larger number che
money invariably to accompany the order.
Advertisements in the NEWS Will be inserted
on lhe most favorable terms. s-N'+.
. ials A. WADDlLL Z CO., Proprietors
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-05-18

RosADALIs, THE GREAT BLOOD MEDI-
CINE, is not prepared like fluid extracts ordi-
narily are (most of which contain very little
of the virtues Of the articles from which they
are made,) but is compounded upon scientific
principles with great care, by an experienced
Chemist and Pharmaceutist, aud it contains
all the active principles of the articles from
which it is prepared, in a highly concentrated
and pleasant form. The "Rosadalis' Com
pound, therefore gives UaiVersal satisfaction
to all Physicians aud patients who have tested
it in diseases of the Blood, Kidneys, or Blad-
der. 1t has been highly recommended and
approved by the Medical Faculty wherever it
has been introduced and is now being u:ed
with the most decided success in the practice
of some of the most eminent Physicians in
the United States.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-05-18

TIE DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES given on
Friday and Saturday evenings last, by the
young men of our town, fully sustained the
high reputation hitherto established by this
Thespian corps. The object was most COM
mendab!e, and We only regret that from the
unfavorablencss of the evening and an un
precedented scarcity of means, the proceeds
were scarcely adequate to the just expectations
of the young gentlemen who originated and
carried into effect laudable design. The
exact proceeds of the exhibitions VIC have not
learned but hope the amount may aggregat tie
until fund quite sufficient has been raised
TO relieve the homestead Of the good and kind
Blessing-for more generous soul never
lived in our COMMUNICATION all encum-
brance.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-05-18
pg- See Advertisement as to the "shenan

E9~ See Advertisement as to the "Shenan-
doah Navigation Company" now just endeav-
oring to effect an organization, the success Of
which is matter of deep concern to the
interests of the people of our county. The
old Company having become e6ete, some of
our enterprising citizens have obtained a new
Charter, with capital at start of $4,000, and
intend to give their best endeavors to speedy
reorganization. We learn that 50, 500 of the
stock is required to be taken by the 1st of
July, ensuing, and those concerned should
lose no time in bringing the matter prominent
ly before the public, as it is commended to
their favorable consideration by economy of
expenditure and positive necessity. The Sec
rotary of the last meeting, Mr.. Sheerer, will
give any information desired, or receive any
subscriptions proposed to be made.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-05-18

HGs~ In reply to the Clarke Courier we
would state that we obtained the local par
agraph in regard to the assault upon Mr.. VIM
II. Moore, between Berryville and Wildwood,
from Mr.. NJ. himself, who ought to know all
about it. The editor says he passes over the
road nearly every day in the week, and never
heard a word of the transaction. We suppose
not-for no one but the parties was present,
and it is not likely the negro would make the
fact public, after such complete failure to
accomplish his purpose. The editor may pass
in safety, as his calling is doubtless known,
and no sane robber would call one of the fra
ternity to account.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-05-18
JUST PUBLISHED.

THE WREATH OF EGLANTINE, and other
Poems, Edited and in par: Composed by DAsIEL
BEDINe LUCAS. Of Virginia. l2mo., cloth ex-
ira, beveed boards. Printed on fine tinted paper
and handsomely illustrated by DAVID E. HENDER-
SON, of Virginia.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
eve have read no poem for long time which
compare with ST. Agnes' in beauty and power
of expression. Hin. Times.
owe can recommend it to tho literary cotnmuni-
ty with the that it will bring pleasure
many fresides, and bcguiie many an hour delight
fully and profabIy IN o. Commercial Bulletin
"He 1.-THE author] has power fancy lima lnation-
indeed the inspiration of genius.-Bat. Statesman.
''Barring whatever immoral tendency this poem
tSt Ag nesl rnay contain it is decidedly of the
ton We have ever read. Maryland Fee Press
1.-THE book should meet with very good sale'-
81. Louis Times.
ga true Poem from the South let say that it is
reception it will meet with Mrs. Margaret J.
Preston, in The Land TOE Loue.
''Lovc, path %, patriotism, poetry, vctory-a all
blending in or harmonious strain, sweet, sad, su5
"'St. gne yof Guenne' is gem some Of its
Vrgi'Iia nj yaM.
sit has re ely been our pleasure to find many
gems of be yuty in any late publication OF similar
kind .''-Buetin Commercial.
s:There is much richness 80 much music, 90
much poetry in it, that we wopld like t"imrart 1T,
il w could to our rcaders.n -BaHinore Bulletin
1--WE know of lew things lr late Southern litera-
turc finer than this little Iyrc.''-N Y Round Ia
Die (utra Radically
..Mr Lucas, OF Virginia, has gained very wide
reputation poet In the recent collection oil
Southern War Poetry there are few poems equal to
his Home NonMy DIagasine (Nashville.)
finish which dazzles usin Keats'.-i"hH Esten Cooke
March 10 1869, KELLY PET & co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-05-18

SERIOUS AccIDENT.-We learn from the
Courier. that on Monday week Mr.. James
Butt, employed upon the new building OF
Mr.. Ogden in Berryville, while walking across
a ioice in the second story, it broke, precipi-
tating him to the floor below, distance OF
about IL feet, falling across the joice, bruis-
Ing him badly on the head, arm and hip, but
fortunately breaking no bones. He was inn
mediateIy carried to the residence of Mr. II:
John Thompson, where he was attended by
DR.. Lippitt, and at last accounts was doing
we'll.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-05-18

CoMpLIMENTARY.-Th Washington coun-
ty Agricultural Association have sent us a
ticket to attend their exhibition, which is to
come off at uagerstown, on the Goth, 9th,
and 2Sth days of May, 1869. We under
stand that the most extensive preparations
have been made to render this exhibition one
of great interest to the farming community.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-05-18

HANDSOMELY IMpRovED.-The new pa
pering, thorough cleansing and beautiful
painting of the store room of, Mr.. Lewis Din
kle, in this town, gives to his glittering dia-
monds. costly iewelry and useful wares, q
more attractive appearance than ever. His
stock is ample, prices moderate and quality
Guaranteed
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-05-18

TEMPERANCE ANNIvERsARY.-The ami
vcrsary of the institution of Jefferson Coun-
ell, No. 8, Friends of Temperance, will be
appropriately observed by that body on Fri
day, the 4th of June next. The services OF
an eminent speaker is expected to be secured
for the occasion.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-05-18

The government and people of iiaytl
are highly Indignant at the appointment of a
negro to represent the government of the
United States at that court. 1t appears that
aristocratic negroes of HayLi look down with
contempt upon their sable brethren in this
country. and regard the action of our govern
ment in appointing negro minister as, to say
the least, sighting of them, it not an in
suit
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-05-18

ASSAULT on Mas. SULLIvAE.-This af-
Fir. which occurred the 10Th Of April,
near OufTicld's Depot, has assumed an impor-
lance that is exciting much Interest in our
community 1t will be recoliected that we
published in our paper of the llrh, some
what detailed statement Of the trial before
Justice Currie, in which Mr.. II. D. Middle
kauff, one of our most uncxceptiouable citi-
zens, was charged with the offence, but after
2 careful and patient Investigation of the
whole matter, was fully and honorably ac>
Quilted. Since then, the parties charging Mr..
IL with the Outrage, have again brought the
matter before the public, and on Saturday
last the case came up for hearing in Shop
herdstown, before Justice Wiley. y number
of witnesses, with efficient counsel, were be-
fore the court on that day. but from the gray
ity of the charge and the conflicting testi
mony in the case, it was adjourned over until
Yesterday. The editor of this paper has been
in attendance on the trial, and has taken CO.
pious notes as to its proceedings, but unable
20 be furnished iu time Tor the present issue.
The result Of yesterdays Investigation we
have not learned, but were informed that as
far as the case had progressed on Saturday,
Mr. Ms vindicatian was thorough and COM
plete.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-05-18

Hon. JOHN RANDOLPH TuCHER.--The
Leesburg Mirror says that this gentleman has
left Loudoun and taken up his residence in
Baltimore, where he purposes practicing his
profession Mr.. Tucker is an eloquent speaker
"a profound jurst, and genial gentleman,
qualities which must draw around him in his
new home, as they did in his native Virginia.
hundreds of admiring and devoted friends.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-05-18

The Democrat, published at Darling,
ton, Wisconsin, gets off a good one A rival
paper in that place has just purchased new
type for the office and proceeds to make blow
over the matter. Whereupon the Democrat
SAYS: "Iu this as in everything else, they are
an age behind our Office, which was supplied
with new material gears ago.. :"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-05-18
CITIZENS OF JEFFERSON & CLARKE

TINE undersigned would announce to the public
l. that he has returned 10 Charlestowu, and is now
prepared to execute ALL KINDS OF MASONRY,
Make Brick, Lay Brick and Stone, Build and Co
Inent Cistern ms, &c Contracts for Buildings under
taken on the most accom- modating terms, and exc
cuted promptly. Best references given In my
absence, orders may be left at the Spirit Othce -
Call on or addr ess me at Charlcstown
MayIl-3t* GEO, w. ARMENTROUT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-05-18
M1soELL NEoUs.
McCORMTCK'S HARVESTERS,
Prize Move, Advance. Reliable
THREE SEPARATE MACHINES
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS FOR 1869.
THE PRIZE MOWER,

THEIPRIZE MOWER,
two wheeled four. foot.cut Mower, with double
jointed cutternar, lifting and tilting levers, &C.,
superb Mower 10 all varieties and conditions OF
grass and ground.
THE ADVANCE,
confined Mower aud self raking Reaper two
wheeled machine. cutting four and onl-halt feet
wide, and delivering the grain in bundles at the
side Of the machine, out of the way of the horses
As Mower it is an exact counterpart of the Prize
Mower, except to width of cut It is just the
machine that has been SO long wanted, being the
simple, efficient, exceedingly light, easily convert
ible and with two ties speed to the gearing. in
Mower.
THE RELIABLE,
By which We designate the well. known Self Raking
Reaper, which has won for itself world. wide no.
toriety. 1t is one-wheeled machine, with serrated
sickle, and while built mainly with a view to reap
ing Tin which it has no competitor for amount or
also be very successfully used as mower. 1t is
Indispensable machine for those who have more than
about sixty acres of grain TO harvest
TAKE A MCCORMICK on TRIAL
If you will venture putting unknown ma
chine to the test that cover your retreat by
engaging Mccormick on trial with it: Wecheer-
fully allow the machines to go out that way, on
your agreeing, 10 keep and pay for the one which
works best.
PROMPT SUPPLY OF REPAIRS.
1t is our interest to have each machine continue
TO give satisfaction after it IS sold and paid for and
We stand ready at any time in the future to supply
any part for any machine we sell.
LIGHTER THAN THE OLD MACHINES
The Mccormick Machine offer this year is %
per lighter than those of former years. and OF
equal strength and durability.
Oyer Fifty Nc Co,nsichS sold IN jefferson
County in 1867-6S.
Price of IIachines-from $3.50 10 S2l5.
WE OFFER THE BEST TERMs.-O One half payable
November |, 1869, balance July 1870; or we will
make discount from prices for Cash
Call and Machines, and get McCormicks
pamphlet giving guarantee certificates, &c.
WcCURDY & DUKE, Agents,
AT Charlestown, for Jefferson county.
Nav IL ,lS69-tf. F. p. copy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-05-18

DECL1NATIoN.-Fromt the Sentinel, pub
lished at Liberty, Bedford county, Va, VIC
cory the following notice Of our former young
townsman, Mr.. WALTER C. DOUGLASS
Mr.. D. is the youngest son of the late Judge
T. r. Douglass, and the compliment paid him
in the tender Of a professorship in an institu-
lion 50 descrvedly popular as DIN and Pres,
ton Institute. is one of which he may justly
feel proud. when the fact is considered that
IT, has not yet attained his twentieth year
We are always pleased to notice the success
Of our townsmen, and the more so, when that
success is based upon sterling merit. The
Sentinel says
Mr. Walter Z. Douglass, of tie Mordington
Male Academy in Liberty, has declined TIE
proFessorShip OF Natural Science in the Olin
and: Preston Institute Of Blacksburg. twas
a compliment to young man to be selected
for such post, on account OF his superior
qualifications in this department of instruc~
ton. Nj. Douglass, however, is satisfied
that the Academy, in which he is associated
with his brother, Mr. J. T. Douglass, will
give him wider field of usefulness in his
profession. We are pleased to be assured
that these young gentlemen intend to con-
t;nue their school permanently in Liberty,
and arc determined to make it equal to any
similar institution in the State.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-05-18

NoM1NATED-We are pleased to learn
that Maj. j. HARRISON KELLEY, the able
editor of the Fredericksburg Herald, and a
former citizen of Charlestown, has been unan-
imously nominated as the Conservative can
didate for the Legislature from SpotsylVania
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-05-18
.gpirit of geferson
LOCAL. MISCELLANY.

Sad Catastrophe.
On the morning of the 1lth inst, Mr. AL
cxondnr Kelly. well-known and highly re-
sneeted citizen of Harper's Ferry, came to his
death under the following painful circumstan-
css In consequence of numerous robberies,
which have been recently committed in Har-
pcr's Ferry and Boliyer, Mr.. Kelly for sew
eral nights had been sleeping in his store, adj
joining his residence. On the night of the
went into the store to sleep. The next morn~
ing. about daylight, q smoke was discovered
issuing from the store, and the alarm Of fire
was given. On breaking into the building
it was found to be densely filed with smoke
and part Of the store on fire. The feather
bed, on which Mr.. K slept behind one of the
counters, was also on fire, the burning feathers
emitting smoke terribly sufocating in its eff
fOct In another part Of the store from the
fire, and lying on the floor, in state of en-
tire Inconsistencies from suffocation, Mr..
Kelly was shortly found and Immediately car
ried into the open air and medical aid called,
but although life seemed not then utterly ex-
tinct he was beyond the reach of human skill,
aud in few moments breathed his last. The
origin of the fire is mere conjecture -proba-
bly, it was from the ashes of his pipe, which
he sometimes INDUCED himself in smoking
while in bed, aud we are informed that his
pipe vas found on the floor near his burning
bed on the morning of his death. His age
was about 81 years Thus by mysterious
dispensation Of Providence, has suddenly
passed away in the prime and yjgor of life,
devoted husband and father, a generous, kind
hearted neighbJr i true friead aud useful
citizen The very large attendance at his
funeral on the 18th lust, and tho, universal
expression Of deep sorrow at lis death, show
clearly the high esteem in which he was held
in the community of which lie has been an
iufluent ial member for more than twenty
years Fathers Kane and O'Kcefc Of the
Catholic church. to which the deceased be-
louged, off :iated at the funeral, and the adj
dress of the former on the occasion was one
of the most appropriate and impressive to
which we have ever listened 1t was not
only just and beautiful tribute to the mem
ory of the deceased, but most powerful and
effecting enforcement of the solemn lessons
taught by the startling dispensation of Prov
Idence which had shroudcd the hearts of SO
large coucourse in mourning.