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, 1870-05-23
Loss s135,oo0-1nsurancc Light,

:. From the Wetsona {fn.> Indez, May1a.
Ne 60 to preas this week with half sheet,
II order that ne may giEo the intelligence Of 4
contagation which occurred on Tuesday night.
senger went south, Samuel Tul1ar, the night
Watchman, discovered f1ames bursting up from
the rear Of the old Weuona House.. They
seemed to spring up as if emothered, or some
explosive material had been used for iguiting
them. 'e'''N'NNo
Before an alarm could be given it was ont Of
the power Of mortal usn to save any part Of
tho TON. The citizens rushed to the scene,
and every effort Has made By them to saye
property and prevent the spread OF tho flames.
Owing TO the dry weather., the buildings
burned Ike tlnder, and the fire spread both
stores Of Ludington / nachard, Oh On Fist
South street, and B. Fowler, Jr., & Co., on
f1rst North With the stores adjoining on the
eouth and north, were gsTed~ It soon gained
such headway-theEe being strong wind
from the southHest-that it was impossible to
fight the fire On the opposite side Of the street,
snd tho big elevator, belonging to Bueking-
ham 4 Bros, of Chicago, and illinois Central
freight and passenger housea were soon in
aames.it becoming 30 hot that Mr.. Hennesy,
the STATEN agent, was Obliged to abandon some
Of hls books and papers, together With all his
personal effects il rooms over the depot.
Many goods were taken out 1t the front doors
and removed to the opposite side Of the street,
Only TO be oVertakcn and consumed BY the de-
vputfng element
The 1oes is most heavy, and n a great meas-
ure, falls upon persons unable 10 stand the
loss. As We estimate it the loss is not less
than 8135 ooo, with probable insurance Of
not more than ESQ, GOO.
People living out Of town in northeast
direction we're kept busy. protecting their |
property from the flying embe1s. The barn Of |
Jerry Cain w1s eituated hzlf block from tho |
railroad on the east side, and Has set on fire
and consumed by sparks.
There il hut one theory with regard to |
the origin Of the fire, that it WAS tho work |
Of an incendiary. There had been no fire /
in or about the buildinga for somo time t
past. It Was difficult to locate it at tho /
beginning On account Of the rapidity with |
which it spread. The light was first seen
through the windows Of Coem's meat n1a1kot,
tut it is more probably that the fire VAS
kindled between that and the adjoining build |
ing On the north. Two men were arrested on
as the Dwight train started this i
morning, and report themselves ~ miners i
from Lasa1le, on their way to Strestor to /
solicit aid for the strikers in tho mines Of the
former place. At this writing they are hell /
to await the confirmation Of their reports BY 4
telegraph. They are probably innocent. EYsrf |
stranger Is Of course watched and Ill must |
account for themselves.
, 1870-05-23

proportion. Heman refuses onsshe ground thas
nigh officials Knew OF 8ustEkya defA1caton xeTcr-
ii monthA before It Was made public
Mtss Sarah Buckley, s!steF Of ELIZA Buckley,
Who recently obtained verdict against the hep.b-
eicun for s., 600 on slander suit, has sued the
slandefed e1us1ly With her sister.
Dispatches received at headquarters, to-day,
Eay General FORSYTH is u close pursuit Of The
ties On the kansas Pacific Railroad, w1td good
prospects Of oTc1.8k1ng and severely Furnishing
them
ST. LoC1s, Nay "a mass meeting ts to be
held here on Thursday evening next to discuss the
question OF removing the national capital Gov
ernor Palmer, OF Illinois; Judge Delaney, OF Kan
Eas; Governor Butler, Of Nebraska; e1-unIted
States Senators Henderson and Brown, Of Mis-
sour1, and other prominent gentlemen are ex-
pccted tp be present :.
, 1870-05-23

A1elte.neht Over the Proposed Im-
Reaehment of JudEcz Field and
Amanr-EnfotcIng the Faxxencer
Inv W-3kailroad ConsolidntIons-
suncidc-1ndians,e etc.
trs,4o. @ ~ F1akclseo, May ea-The report from Wash
ali W.T. Houm5n, for misconduc, ID once, Created
aon ieaa3na ,dn neze The AAa California and other
az juaina.s discredit The cha1ges, aud
sho,,td taeIfasueu ~ tnaI any member Of Congress
saoa.d 3Cai COZ Sconntsnance such proceeding.
,nanca ane IoaumissaoneF s Of Immigration has CON-
III ooo - s.t asa!nst the ftea nsa!p Idaho ior
IL Ae1m1en knutch Carol, delegate trom Bit
isn Columbia 70 the Canadian Coufederatton
nssssd talongn hete, es rotsss for The Canadia1
Fac canfral Pac11: Ra +. III has finally pur.
, 1870-05-23
MILWAUKEE,

1A ACCa9en5 ON n 1kaiIrond-An-
other Refreshing Rain.
Special Dispatch TO The Chicago Tribune.
NHwAu1Ex, May ga German laborer, named
Geo uaeo, losmesiy member Of the Second Wis
Of the Milwaukee l. St Paul Rai]rnad ,-as go
4y cowsaIeheE while tzy1us to save his dos. and
Another refreshing rain yassr1 nre- @,o e..
last night, and there Is prospect az mors sAee ~
night, which insures the sa{ety of cSpps for the h.
pteSent f. Ava WIG
, 1870-05-23

A Miss of Fifteen Orders a TEousscau
ut midniEht-She Drives 10 tho Rem
dcxyoss-The Father OF tho yyould-
be Bridegroom Prevents Him from
Joining Her.
, 1870-05-23
TNE NATIONAL BANKS,

From The St1s 1Iork Ba's<tin, Hay 20.
VIC are indebted to Hon. H. r. HuIburtl,
Comptroller Of the Currency, for 3 statement
OF the condition ot the National Banks Of the
United States on March IL. 1870, tl1o 5ate ~
the last report nado under the requirements
Of the act Of March 8, 1862 The following
statement presents j summary Of tho resources
and liabilities Of the 1,615 banks which haYe
reported, compared With the return Of the cor
responding period Of last year:
AhsfRAcT OF THE REroR1s MADE TO TEE CONT
IkoLLEK oE TIE CURRENCY, SHOWING TIE con-
Df71oS OF THE NATIONAL HANrs IN THE CSrTgp
STATES, AT TIE CLOSE or BUSINESS Oy THEIRS
DAT. TUE s41H DAT OF AAHCu, $50 CTS nAs1s
, 1870-05-23
BOSTON.

Murde1-Thc Boston Party for Cali
fpfufRs
D0sTuN, Nay e2-Tetrence Mcconnell, aged 45,
was found dead In room in Sdll11an street., yes
teruaY. Circumstances led to the arrest Of bis
we and feil Murphy, On suspicion Of murder:
Loueeis In he honse 8tate that the deceased found
tne VIE ard Murphy in bed together, and was
terribly =, beaen by them An inquest will be held
,2,ttt1a thousand persons to-day examined the
caa 1Ean cats, which start tomorrow morning for
nan t1, FaneiSo with large delegation Of the Bos
ION Board Of Trade and lades
, 1870-05-23

A Letter from Cotton Mxthcr- purf
:nn plor to Capture Willf3an. Penn.
and Sell Him in RnrbAdocs fo1
~ 1SulnIHtc and SuEars7.
, 1870-05-23
ST. LOUIS.

Suit Against Bondsmen-Lfbcl Suit
General EoEBy1h In Close Pursuit
OF the Indinnx-Nati0n:al Capital
Question
ST LOUIS. May RL-A sCIt Kns entered to-day
against John D. Elrnan, one Of the boDdstne1 Gf
n E. S1EisEy, the lAte defAultlnE City Treasurer,
1or The full amount Of the bond-s61 091. The 9TH
er three bontlsmen hare volunteered to PET their
, 1870-05-23
FOREIGN,
FRANCE.

PARIS, MAJ a2.-The public buildings, churches
e9fes and some private houses we're Illuminated
yesterday evening In honor Of the declaration Of
me piebisc5t1uL The principal streets we're
thEpnged with people, but no disorder occurred.
The publishers Of the Siketx, Rezeilk, Rappel,
and Aptn'T hdfionate. were condemned to 1mptts-
onnent for one month, with nne OF 1,0oo francs,
Tor the publication Of a spurious proclamation
over the signature Of Napoleon,
, 1870-05-23

LONDON, May "a pamphlet has appeared in
Rome denouncinE acquiescence In the personal In
fal4otllty Of the Pope as mortal SIN. It Is sup
Breux, and produces an extraordinary sensation.
The debate on 1nfauIbtJ In the council continues
tent1on to speak, sixty are get to be heard The
close Of the discussion is fixed for June 20, the
date OF the next general congregation.
, 1870-05-23

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
FoE1 WAYNE, May 22.-This afternoon, Henry
Anderson was drowned while bathing In the ST.
Joseph River. near town- It Is thought that he
wns seizeI with cran,ps, and sank before assist-
nno Utn be forwarded to bis former home at FFc.
mont, Ohio. He VAS single man, abont Is years
Of age.
Another Of the clothing house thieves was ar
rested last night near huntington, and Is nov in
iuIL
, 1870-05-23

hEW PUBLICATIONS,
, 1870-05-23

epecial Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
QUINCY, MaJ ee--A terrible stabbing aff1ay took
place at Saloon, corner Tenth and Oak streets,
In which 3 negro man, named Frank Williams,
stabbed another negro, named Richard Mack With
dix knife, in1ict1ng wounds which Will certainly
prove fatal The dincuity arose from dispute ii
game Of cards.
, 1870-05-23

LONDON, May 2e-The 0bserptr regards the clos
Ing pr the United 9t1tcs Government Of the Sault
sle Marie Canal, to the Red River expedition, as
an act OF studied unfHcnd1inesA.
, 1870-05-23

The Portage (Wis.) Register Of tho 21st
says "Tho Hon: George Reed, President Of
the Land Grant Company, haH closed con
tact with an eminent Boston company for tho
Superior, and from h1anitowoc to Connect witl,
the other line at Stevens Point-the iron to be
Furnished as soon as it can be graded and tied,
There being no land grant belonging to the
company from ManitoWoo, it Is expected that
the people On the line will do the grading Of
the road. The question Of 7oting S56,000
each b5 the villages Of Eeenah and Menasha
will be voted upon Saturday, June A.
, 1870-05-23

SAN DOMINGO, May ?, p1a HAVANA, May 81
The reports from the interior announce that
Cahra1 gains adterents, and the revolution In
cteasea, the people believing thct annexation to
United States Is q hoax. The ratification OF the
treaty Is loudly called for as the only means Of re-
storing tranquility.
, 1870-05-23
MARTTNIQUE.


HAVANA, May 42--Newz from Martinique says
that General Falc!on, e1-p1esident Of Venezuela,
died there Of 3pop1e1y.
, 1870-05-23
SOUTH PARK.
Notice to Contractors.

SEALED PROPOSALS viii be- received By tho uu-
deTsfgne at his oce. No. Al Insurance Exchz1ge La
sacst. Chicago, until Wednesday, june lat, at noon,
for the furnishing and delivery ot 5 cubic yards Of
Broken Stone, Of ) maximum size Of inches.
And also. 3nGo cubic yards Of c!ear Joliet Gravel
tcree1cd to maximum zizc of one Inch, and FREE f,o
loatn- To be delivered On Kankskee md D1cxelav
BouleEards, where the Union Stock Ya11fs Railroad
track eoeses aaid Bou1evands- In the t.wn of Hydo
Park, IN Cook county, Ill: and to be delivered daily
as the work progresses. with equal dAy averase
to quantity, commencing juno 10TH. and to b fully
completed By the LIT ct September next
The South Park Commissioners reserve the ti9ht to
reject any at Ill pzpposalR and to require sassfacto
bond for tha proper execution Of tha work.
GEO II. WAITE,
Chief Euxjnetr Of Snuth Park Commission
, 1870-05-23
ADVERTISERS

Cd md get <5saes oad lttts ors coaf7e
fa9 esfessae7t for aze.sinq Choice its-toxett p,lce.
Our hotse trs etEd5tsAe In 1851 t7seI
IN ali he papess. LOUIS LL0F0 e co,
General Adse,tiaa9 agency LIE pezJ5onx
, 1870-05-23

Total........:. .....1.oe2 147,sa6 1,31e, ols
The loans and discounts range S39 O9O, ,0oj,'
OF about per cent higher than Z year aso
while tile deposits are s34, ,000, 900 lower. In
the items OF capital, surplus fund, and undi-
vided profits, however, the1e is IN aggregate
increase Of e., 900, 900; 80 that the eSpansion
Of loans is not 20 disproportionate to tho
change in the amount Of 1oanable reeources as
might appear at i9st aight. The large increase
in the specie line is notable foaturo Of the
return In the spring Of 1869 there was only
e, 500, 600 Of specie in Ill the National Banks
Ct the United States; .uhilo, in March last,
the amount had risen to a37, LOO, 600.
This remarkable increase Is duo, on the
one hand. to tho Treasury having placed
on the market 3 very large amount Of ita sur
plus gold during. the year, and, on the other,
to the fact Of the exports OF specie having
been exceptionally Light. Unfortunately, I'M
der the suspension Of specie payments, this
immense accumulation il dead weight, e1-
cept SO far as [beiug lawful reserye) it has
made the banks more free to supply the urgent
demand for United States notes for general
circulation. The banks now hold about
8, ,000, 900 less Of interest, bearing reserves
thzn year ago; which is due less to choice
than to artificial pressure having, some months
ago, compelled the banks to exchange their 8
per cent certificates for greenbacks,'
, 1870-05-23
SOUTH PARK.
Notice 10 Contractors.

Sealed proposals viii be reeerd by tha uudetsgueI
At his Office. No. 81 Irsuraner KxEhanSc Building.
LaSAlett, Chicago, unt1 Wednesday, Juno 1so- At
Il O'Clock H. for the Gadtn9 Of ttuclnin8 the exca
rxtins. fnE. &C.. E,1 the two forty feet partways
Drr1eIaY.. from O1kwood-av- to Ftyd1stst, accord
Ing to thc profile.
Czoss sections and specifications now flo In said
Office
Proposals. must be In tho following form:
l. For excara.nx black tup-son, and dcpos4ttrs
on planting sp.ec Including 1no fost h1u crn per
eutsc yard
!. For e1caEat19 sand and ether material and do
p1suR sane upon p1antinx spsec, and forming sopek
aud mounds intending LOO fect haul cent? cubic
yard
ExcavxtinS saud and dcposiunx tho upon road
be to raise the g.ade including haul Of no feet,
cents PER cubic yssd-
The South Park Commissioners resezvo tho right to
reject any and an proposals., and to rrquiEo s7tAta-
tory bond fnt the propek execution Of the Wokk-
GEO. ~. WAITE.
Cdief Easiuecr Qf South Ra1t Cqmmzzlaa.
, 1870-05-23

especial attention for SONG ~eefa, and any
facts that the readers OF TIE TRBUNx may
have On the subject viii be acceptable.
RrnAr
, 1870-05-23

Fire.

ArBcFN, n. T., May 2e.-Thc National Hotel
oafns, Win contenta, including dye valuable
horses, were burned this morning. Logs stl.000
, 1870-05-23
OLD AND NEW.
EDITED By EDWARD E. HALE
Ju N e
CLOSING VOLUME I.

CONTENTS.
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, 1870-05-23

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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-05-20
A. L. Kfosely For
maY20-2t
United States internal Revenue

CoLLEoTuR's OFFICE, 4TH DIsr TENN.l
Shelbyville, May 9Th, 1870,
Having received the annual list of Taxes
assd--zsd for the year lSTo, and in obedience
to 19SluifSssnts of the law, hereby mott
fy all persons in the Fourth Collection Dis
tTict Of Tennessee, who are required to Pay
taxes for Special Privileges articles in Sched
nc and Income, to come forward aad pay
The same to ne, or my Deputies. within ten
days from the l4th day of May, 1870, and at
the following times and places:
At Lewisburg, Marshall Co., May 24ih 1870.
do Pulaski, Giles CO., do oath. DO
do Fayetteville, Lincoln CO., do oath, do
do Dechered, Franklin CO., do gath s. 26
do Manchester, Coffee co. do 9th q %
do MurfTeesborO, Rutherford codo oath q 26
do w oodbuTy, Cannon co d 9th & .
do ShesbyviIie, Bedford co do gath & 26
JAMES MULLINS.
1t Collector 4th Dist. Tenn.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-05-20
Original Attachment..

L. Rosenau d5 Bro, VS.. Jas. l. Smith.
IN this cause it appears from che affida-
i Wit of plaintiff that the defendant James
L. Smith, is a non resident of The State of
Tennessee, so that the ordinary process of
Law can not be served on them: it is there
fore ordered that publication be made
for four weeks in succession in the Pulaski
Citizen, q newspaper published in the town
of Puiusld in said State, requiring said de-
fendant to be and appear before w ii. Alb
ernathy, a Justice of the Peace for Giles
county, Tennessee, on Tuesday the 18th day
of June. 1870, at my office to defend said
suit otherwise the ease will be proeeed ed with
ex. parte. This 4tI day of May, 1872. ...--
W. II. ALTERNATELY,
mayo Justice of the Peace
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-05-20
- Roler ~ Lynnville valued
! loco taxes 5. 90
W Ii RobcrsS IL land dis Is Of 90 sores

s---r~E Eoier 9 * LynnVflle valued
" Ii Kobyrs1 ,fIand dis Is Of % sores
sSisids = Tho on TT Of. land d.si5 Of e.
nrres val 100 taxesN As3
JasTnes Feng's helm tr of land DIS IS Of IS
scres val $50 taxes S.25
VIM WefeR guardian ROsalce Philips IL OF
land di~ n 349 acres val IL ,639 res 55s1s
A Il Ahernathytr of land dis osaiued 81
$40 taXes 80 os
Eikmo Mt Springs Company TT Of laEd dds
42o acres val 5000 taxes 40. 90
Constantine Perkins, in Pulaski van
- WIN Judkins tt of land dis s of POO hcTe
| valu $500 taxes 9 90
John Marks tr OF land dis 9, e22 acres val-
ned G4oO taxes 3Z.0o R
| Patterson & Y illiams tr Of land dis 6 Is
acres val loo taxes So cents
VIM s Walls tr ofiand dis % acres val
| ued 600 taxes 90
J F P Crazy tr of land dis Is of 500 acres
/ valued loco taxes 100 --.-- -
Hartwell HarweIl tt of land dis Is Of loo
I acres sal Too taxes 500
McCaskell IT of land dis IS 125 acres val-
/ ued 200 taxes 90
Jas MeCallum tr Of land dis IS Zoo acres
I valued 400 tax 200
| Jackson, Pillow & Clack tr of land dis IS
| 1000 acres val 500 tax loo
! j B Lane tr ofland dis is Zoo acres valH-
| ed 300 taxes ! so
! Martin Taylor tr ofland dis Is of II acres
valued u cents tax IS cents.
| W Z WiIsford tT of land dis Is 1850 acres
| val loco taxes 300
/ Helnun Williamson tr of land dis Is loo
acres val l4oo taxes SIS
! a 81 Yancy tr of land dis IS SEQ acres val
ued 600 taxes ! SO
| 1t is tn srcfore considered by the Court that
/ ] idgment he and is hereby entered against
the aforesaid tracts of land, town lots OF
parts Of town lots IN the name and in favor
Of the State of Tennessee, for the use of the
Central Southern Railroad Company, for
the sums annexed to each, being the amount
OF taxes, besides costs and charges due sew
/ orally thereon for the year 1851; And it i
ordered by the Court that said tracts of land
town lots or parts of town lots be sold as
the law directs to satisfy the aforesaid tax
es, together with the costs accrued thereon
to them scveTally, returnablo as the law di Z
reefs ia such cases.
Witness, Henry NJ Stanley, Clerk of said
| Court at Office in Pulaski, this First Monday
in s pril, 1870. II. NJ STANLEY, Cpk
In pursuance ofan order of condemnation
issued to me from the Circuit Court of Giles
county, 1 viii sell at the courthouse doom in
Pulaski on the
First MondaYsin July Next,
the above described nds, for Railroad Tax :
es for the year 1861 and costs and charges
due thereon. G. NJ. BROWNLOW,
Railroad T ak Collector.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-05-20

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS announce
to day Gel. Matt Martin, of Coffee
county, candidate to represent this
(4th) district in the next Congress.
Col. Martin is known to many Of our
citizens as a gentleman of great So
ciAl qualities aud lawyer OF eminent
ability, aud will honor the position.
We announce, also. Mr.. fhos. S.
Brandon candidate for County Court
Clerk. Mr. Braudon would perform
with ability the duties of this office,
ami our citizs MS will find him one of
those who will keep their trust.
The announcement of Col. Pete
Turney, Of Franklin county. caudi-
date for Supreme Judge from this
division, may be seen. Col. T. dis.
tinguished himself as commander of
the LIST Con. Tenn, aud is one Of the
most brilliant lawyers of the State
ie greatly fsyors. the people by con-
sentiDg to become candidate.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-05-20
Original Attachment.

Arrowsmith s. Brannan vs.JaF. L. Smith.
IN attachment having been issued in this
II cause and levied on property belonging
to the defendant Smith, and returned before
me, and It also appearing from affidavit that
the defendant Jas. L. Smith is a non-resi-
dent of the State of Tennessee. so that the
ordinary process of law cannot be served on
liim.I Is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four weeks IN recession IN the
Pulaski Citizen, q neWsPa, er published in
Giles comfy, Tennesses, Ee8uiring SAID
Saith TO appear before me on Tuesday, the
defend said suit, otherwise the ease VIII be
proceeded with ex-parte. This Nav 4, 10.
w. If. ABERNATHY,
Inay6 Justice of the Peace
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-05-20

An nfepressible press OF express
matter and advertisements conpels
US to tepress some items Of news and
local interest and TO compress matt er
into small space. but we are impress
ed with Tie belief that it will not de-
press our readers.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-05-20

A revival of religion has been IN
progress a; the NJ. E Church in this
city for two weeks. conducted by the
Rev DR.. Mitchell snd Rev. j. P.
M'Ferrin. II has been attended with
some SUCCESS and il is sincerity " =
81 and expected that II viii e
great good to Pulaski.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-05-20
B. P. ROY

respectfully announces to his friends that he
is connected with the above house and will
be much gratl1ied if they will give him a
call wkea visiting Nashville.
The stock is very complete and of the
INCEST character Of goods IN this country.
Call and sec for yourselves, or trust your
orders, and try me. address, care as above
card. Ljan2ltfl B. P. ROY.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-05-20

A car loaded ith hay attached to
the freight train on the N & d. R.
R. took fire from spark on Monday,
near Pulaski, burning nearly all the
! g and the car 70 be floor Er
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-05-20

WEDNESDAY, IN N. Y.-Cotton was
qsiet.aI $50 foI middiing. Money
continues easy at a 5 per cent. on
call. Gold opened al IFS and closed
1144 Tennessee bonds COZ.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-05-20


DEO0RATIoEs.-We are requested
40 sunounee that there viii be meet
ing Of ladies and gentlemen Of Pulss-
III and vicinity on Saturday 2lst for
the purpose Of taking preliminary
steps TO decorate the graves OF the
Con federate dead. A petition sign
ed by numerous ladies aud gentle
.neu. together with q correspondence
between MessTs. A. Cox and D. II
Parson. in behalf of the community,
has been banded ia for publication
but IS crowded out. Mr. Cox kindly
grants the N the use of Antoiaette
Hall IS the place for meeting tO-mor-
r"w. Let your veneration for those
who fell 10 the "Lost CAUSE" be
manifested IN full attendance. OF