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DEEe LODGE CITY, FRIDAY, SEPT. e.
ROME HEVERTS TO ITALY.

The Italian army has occupied Rome.
The patriotic aspirations of Italy, the am
billions Of Victor Emanuel, and, Of least par.
italy. the desires Of Gsribaldi are realized.
The Last vcstigc oftcmporal power has been
wrestcd from the Pope, and Italy has its
capital restored. Nearly 1900 years ago
the Popes claimed sovereignty over the sur.
rounding country, and by tho influences OF
the church, have since been generally main.
tanned in it BY powerful foreign states
against tho repeated revolutionary assaults
Of Italians In lS4S revolution in Rome
compelled tho Pope to fly to Gacta, and In
40 = Constitutional Assembly under the
protection Of Caribaldi. proclaimed Re.
public. France, however. sent an army
under Oudinot, rc.cspturcd Rome. and re.
established tho Pope. In April. 1850, since
which time lie has been maintained IN 10
within tic last few weeks by an army of
$4,000 French soldiers. Victor Emanuel
had, however, acquired one after the other
Of the old P"pal states until for the last ten
years the Pope's sovereignty has been con.
fined to very small territory, consisting of
Rome, Civita Vecchia, Villctrs and Frost.
none, having population of about 500, 900.
Pope Plus TX has been arbitrary. and hard
even upon his friends, In demanding his
maintenance - temporal rulcr-pcrhaps not
90 much of his own will as that of Cardinal
Antonelli, the crsf.icst of European states.
men. Napolcon's emergency wss Emanucl's
opportunity. Excommunicatcd by tho Pope
many years nco. for daring to seek the unity
at Italy. he had not even the anati,c,nu IF
Rome 10 fear, and has yielded " the palri.
otto demands Of his people in planting the
standards of Italy upon the seven hills of
tho Holy city. One Of The best of European
rulers, he now has q kingdom, Of 81, 0OO
square miles, with ?0,O0O.0OO inhabitants,
proud Of their country, satisfied with their
King, and grstiticd in the restoration to
ltsly Of the grand old mistress IF the world.
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This Evenings Dispatches.
General War News.


New Yosk, Sept. rho EssHiaa Apse slater that Sec.
rotary Fish has Instructed Ministes waShburne, at
Paris 70 Do whatever he can In the nas Of this Gov
csnmcnst to relieve ths suaerings Of German residents
expelled from that city. Great disappoatmcut pre-
walls In oca circles 1t Berlin IN consequence q this
decasacu ce ~ American eoyc1mssk
1hs fsnasst ohss laies win be head oct,i.
1oo6O. Sept. 0-TsleW.ms IN some Loudon
jousna aassst ~ puasians having bsss repsssd II
their lase assaale roar have abandoned the sicge
and afs saseAing to join he army arossd Iars
Tean. 39d-Ths Psasslan cavalry entered Monies
6@ 1sise. ana 0aas sseaisjtioss. The subsequently,
rsjoinsd thsir eop4 With h advaseag h thst disce
t3oo, k4tst f@a 6e .t,e
FigAl,ag aos.d Paris ceseiasss WITH vssyiss N.
sults.
MuadssAsi0. Sspl 0-Ranen q ~ eapesss q
Slsaseox - a1saG. ~ lack oolcaal oaa1snaalon.
II 1toneA aece1ne slaass q assaak Ua0ss = ~
lgoaeAs U ~ bes1egsss - ~ laA was sspalasd
wah ssa1 lsaa Thess vas ashsiag a Ne IstA sad
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CAPTAIN MCLLAN 10 THE FLATNEAD
lNDlANS-A TRIBUTE To VICTOR.

BAN FNASc5scO, CALIFORNIA, J
August 2Glh, 1870
To the Lndians IF the FyaAheal Nation, Non.
tamn Territory:
Your friend, Captain Mu:laa, has learned
with great sadncss and regret tho loss you
have sustained in the death Of your grca.
and good Chief Victor.
As tho long and oft.tricd friend Of tho
white man, Victor hal no superior among
the rod men Of America. Mild and gentle
~ woman. aad innocent of wrong a
child. he commanded his people for near a
half century.
Your friend, while residing among your
people, knew Victer we'll. lie l,as cat and
slept and smoked at his camp fires, travelled
with him to the hunt, has seen him help the
widow and orphan of his tribe, and to 20
IN person on missions of peace to tho Black.
1cct' to tho Crows, to tho Sioux and 10 the
liannacks, endeavoriug 10 maintain with
them friendly relations. Brave in battle
and generous In peace, he has set an OK.
ample worthy of imitation, to all Indian
tribes. To his many aud constant ac,s ,f
Kindness do chiefly attribute the fact that
while resided in ynnr ,,....~.-s.s u.,c,
had ono OF my men injured or ono of ms
horses stolen.
Eictor's record a. your Chief Is on file in
the archives of the government At Washing
ton. and l shall use ny best cndcavors to
have tile Indian Department erect mopu.
mcnt to his memory to commemorate Ills
worth and bis acts, and nj the same time to
teach all Indians that their good deeds shall
never die.
In reading tho death Of Victor I feel that
the white ,nan has lost friend and I could
not do less than ray 10 much to your PEG.
pie.
In the selection of Victor's successor NAV
you clioOsc Chief that possesses, il nos.
stbIc. all his virtues. and may the mantle of
hts widespread greatness fall on his shout.
ders.
Victor, to-day. Is resting from his ls,,ors
In the home which the Great Spirit has prc.
pared In eternity for oil his children who
60 right Nay Il bo our good fortune to
meet Him again in tho far off hunting
groundP Of tho Spirit Land.
Father De Smct. eahon, and all your
friends among the whites. have many reas.
ons for feeling exceedingly sad 10 hear of
tho death Ut the great and good Victor:
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The Yellow Fever.

Chicsgo, SEPT. ss-Ths zymes New York special
says o Chinese coolies arrived At Bellsyipe, N. j.,
ast evening. for the laundry Of Mr. Hcrvey. He en-
gagged about 100 wonen. but ,ccame disgusted with
the wages he had to pay them. and started for San
Francisco. At Omaha he met Koopmanschap and
tried 70 oesaas lsbss.ss lsoa. him. K0opmanschap
satd that hc had contracts now on hand to supply
eastern esptasts with over sOoco coolies, and had
within weeks rejected applications for over 0o0C0
Ths Asse insealment a Aooo coolies for J. snpson
Co, railsead coatsaesors ot Aauch Chqak, Pa. Ar
rived q Port Jssvis Tonight They number 80 and
are engaged for nine dollars per month, TO- take the
rlses Of wosknen now paid 9sS pr month.
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This Mornings Dispatches.
The War.

The War.
London, September sal-Kng William reports to
the Queen that the investment OF Paris Is now CON-
plcte. The French advance tie North side OF Paris
had been rcpulscd with loss Of scvcn guns and 500
prisoners.
Prussian defeats arc 0bscu-cly reported rs having
occurred at Ahs aud Nous. The private secretary of
Etcnc Asa:o, Mayor of Paris, has been arrested ~
Prussian spy.
The STANDARD says that negotiations At Mcaux arc
proceeding hopefully. The general principles al-
ready arranged by Bismarck and Favrc ard the details
are now under discussion.
Tours, September e2d-Thc Pruss!ans hav.. cut the
Orleans Railroad. and occupy several points along
the line. Traffic Oh this road stops at Biois. The
Prusslans menace Orleans.
general revolution Of tho Arabs has occurred in
Algeria: the Chasscars d AfriQrc are consequently
sent tack from Marseillcs.
The bronze statuary Of Paris has been melted up to
supply the bcsicgcd with cannon.
Berlin September 2ad-It is understood Napoleon IL
preparing . manifesto to the French people. The
members Of the late French Senate and Corps Legisls
If will probably reasonable as Limoges.
Negotiations between Bismarck AID FAvre are not
progressing beyond debating the question Of guaran-
tees the constitutional assembly shxil accept the
conditions agreed upon.
Tours, September 3sd evening" There 10 4 strong
tho part Of the clergy Of France In favor
Ut national defence.
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18Th but Il 10 believed to bs In Consequence Of ,o..
made BY the garrison and not an assault.
Calais, a9d-The main portion Of the French fee, !.
here. Three iron-clads ar At Dunkirk.
London, 29d-0enera! Burnside left for Paris hi.
morning. He carries letters from Count Bernstein u
Bismarck and also the Prussian and French command
era lie expects to get through the liuss, but It 10
doubtful II will succeed.
All communication between Paris and Tours 10 cut,
The members Of the provisional government are now
A. ecctuay separated sbefore Lyons and Paris are
not In political accordance The great cities Of France
refuse to be bound By the action Of the Capital II Il
capitu;at,s
The Catholic powers have already communicated to
the Pope their readiness to conribuc their quota to
make up revenue for the maintaincncc Of police
Florence. IA plcbisctum IL to be taken in Italy
to decide whether Pomc shan b. the capital OF the
Kingdom.
Narcotics, sd arabaldi 10 prevented from leaving
Ca:rera. and Is guarded a. a prisoner. italian var
vessels are cruising OF the island.
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1870. 1870.
Z g AAcLAr. CARROLL / STEEL,
G. 4. HRoADwA1ER.
E.. G.. MACLAY & CO..

RECEIVERS,
F'ol'w0s'<lca's a. Z rcightcro
rsrtc: can make rates BY eppyins to % to cover
eipal citiss oe the Eas 70 Helena Tho oply m In
Montana making Through Rates.
we take pleasure In iafOsning our patrons and the
well kuown ' '~' 'A"
Diamond "R" Trains
WIN b run By the easaing season. carrying rreish
to al parts Of Montana, s
Having ample facilities for Dry safo and Convenient
Storage at
Fort Benton aud Co1.innc.
our care for Storage q ,hipmept psuring attention.
good handling and prompt transit.
J. y. PENBERTON 3 CO.,
%Sdn Agents. Deer Lsdgs.
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BRICK WORK.

To 1ux EDrto1 NEW NoRFu.vuf-
sn-l desire % say through your paper, that have
0od quality Of Brick burned and tor salo at my kiln
ID M! Lodge city, q rsaseanble figures.
VII eleo attend to bundlng 1ueS at three dellars
tof double and 10 TOR siAgle Ausa Assay Furnaces
y any and al j0b w0sk In M llne at rrasonabe rates.
Dees Lodes. July astA, isM xu
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Italy.

Florence. Sept. s2-Thronghout Italy there are en-
thrs'astic demonstrations Of popular approval Cenl
Cardova 10 to-day At Rome receiving the arms Of the
Papal troops. Terms of surrender were arranged with
General Kanzeles All the native Italians ON duty ut
the garrison are confined In depots without arms All
foreigners arc being cent to their respective countries
The surrender Of the PapI troops had more the ap.
rsarancc Of carnival or festival than Of vanqu:shsd
:ees They mngied cheers for the King Of Italy with
ehcer1 for Rome
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TIE FAIR.

On Monday mex. tie Annual Fair begins
IN Helena. continuing one week. Already
. large number Of hnrs"s LA 1>...~-E-s,..,
THIS sac, 6lhcr stock will leave tomorrow
or Sunday, and large delegation of West
Si.lers will be in attendance during the
week. The exhibition of Farm products
from .fissoula and Deer Lodge will not bc
so great rs 10 desirable, owing in great
measure 10 tho long distance aud lack of
facilities for transportation at reasonable
rates. From the preparations made for the
exhibition, tho liberal premiums offered,
and what We learn Of The purposes of cx.
hihitors, it will doubtless much surpass any
previous exhibition in tho Territory, and DC
such An one rs will bcneti. tho Country. It
is III enterprise to bc encouraged, for in the
exhibition Of improved stock and farm pro.
ducts, and in t:c display of manufactured
articles, there is incentive to others and re-
ward for industrious effort. Appreciation
extends to patronage, patronage jus.iAcs
and compensatcs effort, ard effort Is the
opening door 10 all advancement. Our
farmers and mechanics. 40 well a. stock
fancicrs, Willie benefited BY attendance,
IN the acquisition and Interchange Of infor.
NATION with the successful ones in the w.
rious avocations, cvcn II they have NO ar.
ticl-s on exhibition, for laudablc ambitions
will bc inspired, and intelligent industry
striving 10 cxccl will attain to higher &.
cellcncc in every branch Of business We
hope. therefore, that all who have the time
and opportunity will spend 1t least Cay
or two at the Fair, md with recreation
gather good suggestions for tho practical
duties Of life.
the news that GaTabsldi is u prisoner Of
the Italians at Csprcra comes almost stimuli.
- c'uAly with that of the occupation Of
Rome by the Italians. Rcvolut,oaist that
he Ii, his b the bravcst, noblcst, most %
trtOtic souls that Italy has produced ID the
century. 1t seems sin and shame that
Victor Emanuel should - treat the old NJ.
triot. He IL Indebted to Gassl,sldi for
half his Kingdom, Il being but ten years
since the latter beaded the revolution In the
Two Sicilics, carried il 10 triumphant sue.
cess against every odds, and when he was
master without dissent. voluntarily and
sp"roing prolftrsd reward, resigned the
Dictatorship ind by tie consent Ut the pco
pic, annexed them 10 ltalv. of which Eman.
uci Was King. Tho aspiration Of bis life
haa hccn ''ltsl{, United and Fsce." For
A
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MONTANA INDLAN AGENTS.
Tho following dispatch Is In tho Coriunc

The following dispatch Is In tho Coriunc
Reporter: ...
WARRINGTON. September 0.
The following appointments were made
to day BY the President: Erastus Il. Dcnni.
con Of New Mexico, Superintendent of In
dian Affairs for New Mexico; jasper A.
Vaille OF Iowa, Superintendent Of Indian
Affairs for Montana F. d. Peasc of Mon
tsns, Indian Agent for the Crow tribs in
Montana; N. N. McCsulcy. Indian Agcn,
tor tho B's:kfcct and nei9hboring tribes.
vice MAJOR Blake removed; Charles y. John.
son OF the District Of Columbia, Indian
Agent for the Flsthcad Indians and Other
confederate tribes Of Indians In Montana,
vice 1cCsulcy removed. -..+....
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Quick Work,

Pittsburg, Sept s2-Cyrus Adams knocked down
and robbed the paymaetsr OF Shocnbergcr's mill Of
Gil 900 yesterday afternoon. lie wa. tried to-day and
sentenced to ~ years imprisonment By Judge stow.
The prisoner shot twice At the policeman who arrcstsd
him, which increased his punishment. Tho pr o,cr
will be in the psntcutary within II tours aitsn com
uniting the robbery.
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1IiocOmfes,t IN lInr.is.

OlScO0te4t ~ x0CISs
says the action Of the extreme Republicans on saur-
day and Sunday was dissraecfuL There were demon
STATIONS In several portions Of the city In consc
qucnsc Of the announcement Of the demands Of the
Reds for the creation Of committees Ut defence In TIC
tidercnt ACCOMPLISHMENTS, they will be chosen by the
Icop!e.
Noisy and dangerous crowds assembled in different
quarters uttcrnx revolving cries. large number Of
roughs were armed. In some cases violence was com
mitte''. In instance storchoIss was broken
spcn and q quantity Of provisions seized, under pre-
sence Of authority from the committee Of defence On
Sunday night much terror prevailed among the better
cllsses Of the people, On Monday large force Of the
National Guard and some regulars and mariaee, from
the fosts, marched into the city to preserve order
There 10 but little doubt that attempt will b. made
before long, b. the extreme party, to seize and control
the Government.
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lsPECIAL.l
PASSENGERS for Montana.

CoRlNNE, 19.-Thc following passenger
left Corinne for tho North this morning
Mr. and Miss CoulLock, J. N. Holt, =. N.
Hall.
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JAxEs ". TAYLOR, sppointed Consul ct
Winnipeg, b . bro.her.is law OF Hon. N.
y. Laagford, and vas Commissioner OF
Mining A6Airs IN 1867, He is a excellent
selection. psd y personally liked By The
Wasalpsg psopls.
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Az Associated press Dispatch to-day says:
" NiIlson lost . diamond button Of the
value Of esooo, between stcinway Hall and
tho Hotel, last night" If any Of our Deer
Iodgcn found II, We hopc for the relief Of
the reporter who makes up the press dis.
patches, that they will return Il instantly.
Probably tomorrow ho will send detailed
scosunt Of what sl,e cats, wears. says, and
dooo, and her views on the European war.
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ALErTEa from Disuark 10 tclcgaphcd, In
which he says, oil thai will 30 required Of
The power making p.sce with Prussia, Il.
absolute guanntse that Il can and win ful.
Ill To treaty. DC says the newspapcr r..
ports Of what 10 has said these guarantee
must b. are maialy romascc. The army
before Paris, the safety Of Germany and
shs world secured, the. Prassian govern.
0cns viii not oppose mcasures for pSoce.
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MASON q DUKE.
kAelen0. Montana.
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS,
& Oass 4 - l.es,sssssi)
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Tine Deputy district Attorney Of phih.
delphia has been Instructed FINN The Trcas.
ury Department - appeal III cases IN volvsd
10 the rsoeas decision Of Judge 0th y ne
6urscme Coust.
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AO~sSUs OepSoW0cS xl0t-v0o 00SIte6 ~ %VQ0Rl
SeSes asd CbsseiessiesS ms now pablisAsd at Toars
~ CAsv3sarl 1sssis and Eisetieas Lasvsi as stil
p1h,ieAsd q Rasis Bat have hssa ssdsesd oss halG
Ihs 1rsses . pahllsAsA 4 B,ols.
= andsrsteod.ths psoeaanatios q ~ German
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nave issssa - ~ eeaSsltiaa q aaeieaa ~igia-
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Domest:e.
Chicago. Scptembss sist-Austin Brooks, for many
years editor q the Qsiney HE, Herald did at his
res'ssaes in that city yesterday hon cancer in tho
stomach e#r rs.
Ths ssaatssia eoetess ID this State vh,eA th,s f.r
has becn between cx-Gove'ree Oglesby and Gen, John
A. Logan. IL farher eonsieatcd b. the snnoa.esasst
thas sx-oovernos Kossnes b . eandidaeA
wsAingtsa. D. c. ssptsnb~ slst-ssastay HI
nap - sstsspeato duty. JssepA r neot, Il Kassas,
Tsyiee q 1innssstA Coassl - WlsnjprE. Cs0asds
jordan dstsehsd fpsat ~ sasanse = eA3se & ses1
4 ths PseiAe Aee4 and waiting ogderA
NswTork s1se-Th "a. cd cot q Major wis.
I'D. wAscA nsds III niss o. the Fleetwood Couse
- Monday 4 iooH. ~ bsa sold Ter elt,ooa aga
coacesd n. Il. sist-w. wsoass9 wss today ca.
serstsd Rpissepal BsAsp q New Hanpshiss.
III General Lad 00es ~ psepased paGsats Ia
sessvaeioas amounting % 1aoou sesss 10 Colorado
tes ths asd AappaAess usdr the treaty q
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ns1led csevsst'es q CsagzsssaDas den IL let A.
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-26
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, JaBssvy 6-The strike Of
the Swedish laborers on the Lake supe-
rior railroad has ended, sad nearly all
Of then have returned TO their work, at
the reduced wages Of one dollar and fifty
cents per day. There wac no bloodsbed
and no shaniies burned as reported.
The trial Of Mrs. Dixon for killing her
hssksnd in May last was commenced at
Rockford, ILL.,, to-day, The court house
was packed 10 lie utmost Gapasiig, MN.
bers Of ladies being present The
prisoner is 10 such feeble health as to
resdss !, necessary to carry her in and
out Of the couri-iOsss in chair. Sym
patty is very strong 10 her favor Tbs
circumstances Of the case will be re-
msmbsrcd, She and her husband bad
been separated. Es paid her visit fol
the purpose Of obtaining a reconciliation
Daring the interview she suddenly drew
pistol and shot him dead. She wal
quite III y sks line, il being within q
week sfer The birts pf har child, Her
friends clsin she vas insane.
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oaIrrJ-ARx.

D0BsQN.-0n the 10Th instant. at Houston,
Texas, departed the life OF George bobsons
Day after day are We called upon to witness
tho expiripg lights Of some Of our dearest kim
dred. most valued and tried friend. or Of some
true and noble statesman. and In all fearfully
reminded that In all ages all men "to dust
must returns" and In this Il is our most pain
full and solemn duty 10 announce tho departure
from this earth cfonc Of "God's noblcft works."
mans truost friend. and society one Of It's brill
liant jewels. George Dobson Is no more! Yes.
another stately and majestic oak has been
trsnsplanted from this life's sorrowful forest
| TO lend It's grandeur and magniicence In that
Of the eternal and everlasting ono in Heaven.
| Another wave Of this life's troublesome sea
has spent It's force on the beach If Time. but
to ripple and murmur on the shore Of Eternal
Life. While we mourn his loss. tits our assu-
rance that tits his gain.
George Dobson was native Of Scotland, and
at the time Of his death was forty nine years
of age. He came to jackson, Mississippi, in
early manhood. engaged in the Art Preserva'
tive" and BY his strict attention to business.
modesty of character. and bis ever-readiness
to assist AFFLICTED and erring mankind, won
his place in the confidence. love and the foud
endearments Of tho community he then lived
in. Al knew George; for he WINS kind and
afiectionate. to old and young. white and
black. He had no enemy. nor wanted hefor
friends. At the breaking out Of the war. and
possessing those traits of the true manor. born.
he gave mp his avooation. surrendered for the
time the ties Of home and Preside. wife and
three children. and staked in the hands OF the
Mississippi Rifles" Tenth Mississippi. bis
life and his ALL to be offered up FOR the inde-
pendence of the South. Soon in 1862 he be-
came Captain Of the company. and thus com
msnded until after the fall of Mission Ridge
when. from exposure and fatigue. he was per-
mitted to retire from service and to return to
his home. But at home he rested not; the fire
of duty still burned in his breast. and the
Inflated government still found in him until
the surrender. both of the armies and of his
life. staunch and faithful espouser of the
South's noble but lost cause. He then re-
sumed his avocation with will and hope to
mend his broken fortunes. and had sought the
field Of Texas for his operations. Alas how
vain his desires The day of happiness and
prosperity had began once moro to dawn. but
twas the day for Death to secure his prize. He
has gene to swell the number of the saved; Hea-
ven has another star; Earth has lost an orna-
ment; society bright jewel; his family cir
Gle has void never to be filled; his craftsmen
for a truo supporter will never behold his like;
the Church faithful brother. and the Spartan
band of Fourteen" its chief adviser. Peace
be to his ashes. and may the Infinite Worker
of all Events bear up the bereaved family in
this their woful hour. M.
jackson (Miss.) Clarion pleas, copy.