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Extra special Notice.
BEWARE OF CuUNTERGEITs.

smiths Tonic syrni has been counrerfei,ed. and
the couDtcrfe:Ier hr"nfhi 10 grief
SMITHS TOXIC SYRUP.
The genuine article have In John EnlI'. private
stamp ~ e,clr bottle I John alI only hes u. right
Manufacture sd sell The original John smiths Tone
syrup Of Louisville. Kentucky. Examine We'll The Label
"a each b"tie. ~ my private stamp !, escli
hottie do not purchase, or you viii b. deceived =
sc. my column advertisements. aud my ,Iow card !
III pros'enieaiy Infringing my RIGHT I'll. g-us
ins snilhs Tonic Syrup only be prepared BY my
self.
TaE PrrLIc's srEvASr
DI. IOHv BULL.
Louisville. K'nfrrky. March 2. ISL.
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}. GRAMELsrAcnER. Secretary.

PERsONAL.--Wc noticed in our last
weeks issue, that our former fellow
townsman, DIR. ). b. McCrillus, of An
dcrson. was visiting us. We see he is also
looking after his interest ola financial
character. The railroad enterprises o,
this county have caused the DIR. 10 look
after his interests in very valuable tract
Of land, lying within two squares of the
Court House. We believe he con,cm-
plates laying on number of acres in
town lots, which will be great addition
10 the town of Jasper, and if il was not
that the interest of our place demanded
IT, he would prefer having the lands
mined, as there is large quantity Of the
finest block coal OH the lands. and also a
superior quality of building stone. The
Doctor informs us thai he was pros
pecting day before yesterday and in
addition to the coal, he made the discov-
cry Of superior article Of mineral,
paint, specimens Of which can be seen
ut this office.
The Doctor has procured the services
OF an old English Miner to 60 prospect
Ing with him, on tomorrow, and there
is no telling what other discoveries she
may make in the future.
The Doctor has d fortune. and l,c l.
riuiy deserving it.
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Agricultural Society.

The Directors of the Duhoi. County
Agi icultural Society met at The Clerk
Osfcc.pursuant TO notice on TUESDAY la,i.
All tie members of the DIRECTORY were
present except one. An additional assess
ment oi 70 per cent. upon the >iork ot
the Association wa, made. plyiblc by
the 18th Of April. Each Director wa.
requested To act as a special a.:cn, 10 So
llcit additional subscriptions Ia the can-
ital stock. anil wa, authorized 10 select
other persons 10 assist him in Til, work.
aud the Secretary directed 10 furnish
them blank subscription lists.
A committees. consisting of Doctor L..
Stephenson. I. Ilcrbig aud q. 4. Hobbs
was appointed 10 visit other Fair
Grounds. and draw plans and >pcciiica-
tons for improvement Of Fair Grounds.
and for buildings.
The Secretary was directed To CORE
spond with other societies in adjoining
counties. in regard to time OF holding
Fair, SO As not to conflict with them.
The Secretary informed the Direct ors
that he had received an assortment OF
Garden and other seeds for DISTRIBUTE On
to the Stockholders Of the Society. and
requested them to call OH him Tor them
The Directors adjourned ia meet the
first Monday ia May, at the Clerks Of
flee al 2 o'clock, L. NJ.
.. +. HOBBS. President.
}. GRAMELsrAcrIER. Secretary.
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TOWNSHIP BUSINESS DAY.
Notice

rs hereby given that the undersigned.
4 Trustee of Bainbridgc Township.
will attend to all township business y,
his Office IN jasper on every SATURDAY,.
All those having township businc-, 10
transact will please call on that day. as I
will not attend to business Mt any other
time.
Hainbridgc Township Library
VIII, until further notice. be Kept a. fol-
lows: 4 portion M the residence oi' Geo.
Mchringcr. Oh the corner of North Main
and Lawrence streets. and portion al
the Post Office in Ireland. where per-
sons entitled to the use Of il. arc rcIu,>-
ted 10 call and procure hooks.
Dec. 9, 40. :. KUEBIEK. Trustee.
Rockport X Jasper Mail Route
'1VIiE undersigned having received The
contract for carrying Tie mail 10
i'ockIpri. respectfully informs any one
desiring 10 90 10 Rockport. that hn viii
provide means for carving them on
au,l FRIDAYS If they will leave
wore! on the day before ~ lc rosi o:lira
IN Itsr"r 'gsEtn rfAit Ii.
JAY SIN. 1870.
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The advertiser having been permanently cured cfthat
dread d.AsaSe. Consumption. by simple remedy. j.
'nAious 10 make known :" H. f,cw sufferers The
81 crre To sil who desire y, be- Viii send COPY 81 tine
prescription u.ed Gree u charge. with the directions
Tor preparing aud using ID, same. which they viii ind
sure enrs Tor t"Nsr srrioS ArunA. BHoScniTIs. etc.
Parties wishing The psc,c: ilon y III i,nsc address
Soy. To- ~ Kew. EDWARD a. WILSON
2Gi south Third 81, w.lisiisbuYsh NY.
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GAsoiI>E.--on Thur>da. Of week be-
fore the last rs the wife at Mr.. Jos. Bctz.
at Sclnellville was pouring some ga>o-
line into "a lighted lamp. The fluid caught
tire. and frightened her. when she drop
ped the lamp. and The lire >prcad.an,l in
sniothcring il out Mr.. i:riz Ell, hi, hand
badly on pieces OF the broken lamp. lis
lucky nothing more serious happened
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ArIDE>T.--On Wednesday Of lat
week a Mr.. Edward MedcalG. Twin.
near Dale, Spencer county. was cutting
down a tree. "A limb fell on him. and
injured him so severely rs To produce
death IN about an hour. lie leaves a
wife and family.
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New MILLINERY GooDs.--Mrs. Nc.
Conaliay has just returned from Cincin
natl with full stock of millinery goods.
Those In want of something nice, pretty
and fashionable. should give her a call.
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JASPER COURIER.

1N. lIaskins leaves for Louisyill,
next Monday, with lot Of cows and
calves. Success 10 him.
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Partition.

keE lT KNOW y. That on fri. eth day
II oi March. in the year Is72. tie above
named plaintiffs. hy their Attorney. fled
IN The Office of ihe Clerk Of tie Dubois
4 oinmoil Pleas Court. their rurnplaint
Against said defendants. III Tie above init
Tied caii~e. together with an affidavit az "A
competent person. fl.at said dcie n,lanis
Hh"vc mentioned are proper and nee
c->ary pari.c> 10 this action. the same
being suit Tor prrtiiion and that said
defendants EcnaId Harrison. Rcbecca J.
iiarrl-"n and Harvey Evans are non
Residents OF The State Of Indiana.
said defendants. Rcnard Harrison.
Erbecra Harrison and Harvey Evans
are therefore hereby mortified OF the
bling and p,iIGcnry al said compliant
aGain>, them. and thai unless they
appear aid answer or dcnur there
10. At the calling OF said cause on the
second da! q; the next Term %: said
: Dart. 10 DE begun aud held ri tie Court
ii"ii-c an .la>llcr. on the tir>i Monday
ia My next. sid complaint. and all
ihr matters AMI things therein contained
aud alleged. Will lie heard and deter
mined ia ;irir absence.
BA/iL u. EDMpN~TON. Clerk.
.isv. {. Scn.srE. ATTY.
March 18th. is.?-sw. sli
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az HIsGEN is In town, at Joe Fried
mans house, taking sky shadows. 'Nuf
cod lots Of folks will want pictures Of
shcir handsome selves.
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0JThe grand jury this, week failed
to find an indictment against Briggs.
for shooting at. Vincent, some time ago.
In Ireland.
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Use reason that 80 many peddlar> " Ia
take their marketing Ia New ALBANY
succeed ~ we'll. j. brrai,,e they 80 10
CADwALADEg's. in New Albany, and
buy at the lowest rates. and just the
amount they can sell each trip. and have
new goods every round, and can defy
competition. -.
rs We were pleased 10 meet OH onr
streets yesterday. MIR. Gwin. of The New
Albany Standard. The Standard j. u
No. One Democratic Ia per. and We hope
our ci!izcnS will furnish him an cnco. +
aging list of subscribers before lie leave.
the county. II il only 81 = year which
barely covers the cost Of the white Ia
per, and it gives eveiy week a large
sn'ount Of news from all parts q: The = |
District.
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FERDINAND TOW NSliiP.
ssECElPTS and Expenditures OF Fer
~ dinand Township. Dubois county,
Ind, Tor fiscal year ending March 1st. ~.
TOWNSHIP AND koAD FuxDs.
On hand last report s "a
since received 500 IL
Total receipts S?O2 80
Total expenditures so 9s
Balance on hand ST. 80
COMMON ScnooL FuNDs.
On hand last report S2.l1o II
Siiice received 2.o22 ii
lotal receipts $i.l3i 90
Total expenditures 900 on
balance on hand S2,l74 %
SPECIAL school FrNps.
Received OF 90. Treasurer Sss4 q
Expended go Is
Balance Oh hand soll o.
Doc TAX FrNps.
Received Of Go. Treasurer sciI 70
Expended o3l %
Balance on hand ss -
MI "f whirh il rcsrec.rr,iv submitted
JOHN =. T!MMi EMAH. trustee.
hatch i.sil. l5.a. sN.
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is NOT DEAD

uu' alive ard determined to show itself.
kZy- The highest market price will he he given for
ali Kinds 81 Produce in exchange for Goods.
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SLIiNEY NOrIfh

NOTICES hereby given that the nm
!. dcrsigncd will proceed with iho
5,uI'c!or OF Dubois county. on the Cd
"a. VI aprii ls'2. To run the lines aud
uc'er'ninc The boundaries of section d.
Town south range s west.
ihcintermediatcl lines will also be rnn
a !, 'hr corners thereof cstablis,eJ.-
PERSONS Interested will please bc nrc.
IN, JOSEPH STA!I!..
March u. Lee ~.
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State al Indiana. Dubois County. SIS:
la the Common Pleas Court OF Dubois
County. in the State of Indiana, May
Farm, 4 II 1874
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n l. Ii merry
H has also soge assortment If Ladies. and Ch,s,.,,.
Mats and Eonnsts. Call ana 49,. new Stoer
'icts 81 1871 JOSEPH SFRvrpeVEIv
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RAILROAD!
Bis 1T, ek consists In part Of
CASHIERS. LINDsEYs,
SATINETS. ELANNEiS
JEANS. DRESS GOODS,
SHAwLS, SCARFS. COMFORTS.
WOOL GOODS. GLOVES. NUHrEs,
SHEETINGS. SIIRrINGs.
CLOTHING. HARD WARE,
HATS AND CAPS,
CUTLERY. GROCERIES. QUEENS.
WARE,
OILS. PAINTS, PERpUMEHRY
MEDICINES, LOOKS
, full assortment Of Chairs and furniture.
Everybody are invited 70 call al r. PrCKu.EnT's
store and be snccd that enterprise IN all III, ner-
'Aants OF iILniitsburs
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Attorneys Complaint.

Louisville. K,nircky. March ,. Is7l.
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HAnLI~ON TOWNSHIP.
~ EtElPTss an,i Expenditures of lIar-
is .hi-om Township. Dubois 90. Ind.
Tor fiscal year ending March Isl. 1872
TOWNSHIP FINDS
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Thankful fnrmsf favor. he respectfully i-iis
eri iiAiii.e- - ~ sontsr. sr..-sl
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-08-24
Deoths.

In this place, on the llth of August.
CuAS. FREDERICK LAMBERT,
son of Johh &. and Annie NJ. Lambert,
aged / months and days
"W hen We see precious blossom,
That we tended with such rare,
Rudei, taken from our bosom,
II, " our aching hearts despair
On the 18th Of August, near Charles
town. of Consumption, Miss MARCIA
RET J.. ENGLE, aged 81 wears.
At Ca>tlelnans Ferry. Clarke county,
Va. on the llth inst, CHARLES
EARLY MYERS. aged l6 months and
: days-son Of George W. and Anna
f. MYERS, formerly of this county.
Near Char!estown. on the 18TH INST.
SAMUEL WRIGHT, infant son OF
DIR. II. {. and Amanda Beckham.
In Berkeley, on the 9TH inst, IDA
MAY. infant daughter Of Thomas and
Anna Williams, aged year. and 4
months.
In Berkeley, on the % inst. ETA
b. infant daughter OF {. VI. and NJ. g.
Sutton. ageu-l month and 5 days,
On the evening of the 18th inst, FAN
ME BEVERLEY, infant daughter OF
Capt VIM. y. and Kate ). Mcdonald,
in the month Of her age.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-08-24

DEATH OF DIR. Tnos. 4. BOND.-Dr.
Thos. L. Bond, well-known physician
and professor of medicine, OF Baltimore,
died at his country seat 'kalmia IN
Hartford CO., yesterday morning, at
o'clock. from cancer in the stomach, at
ter an, illness of about two months, IN
the 50thy ear of his age. Doctor Bond
when a youth, came to Baltimore and
studied mdcicine in the Maryland Uni
versitv, graduated in his 2lst year, and
practiced his profession for about 10
wears in this city. Possessing literary
inclination, ne exercised bis talents IN
that particular by writing for the press,
and subsequently became Al editor OF
The Episcopal Methodist, which, after
he had conducted it with marked ablh-
tv for some wears, was sold to lis pres
ent proprietorS, Rev. Drs. PoiSal and
Roszcl. He then retired to "kalmia,
whcr. he resumed the practice OF medi-
cine. Subsequently returning TO the
city, lie started another religious lourn-
n. known AS the baltimore Christian
Advocate" of which he Was editor III
chief. and which was afterwards aSsocl-
ated with the Christian Advocate OF y.
Louis. DR.. Bond also held 4 professor
ship in the Washington University. Ills
life throughout was one Of continued &C
tiyity and varied usefulness, and he ire
Juently exchanged the duties OF the
sanctum and the profession OF Inedlcine
for the more devout services OF the put
pit. The articles written by DIR. Bond
were marked for their rhetorical ana
trcnchant force. One Of his latest and
most brilliant performances was = letter
to the New York Independent III cNPia-
nation and Justification Of the position
of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South in its national relations. His lost
il peculiarly severe to the church, which
regarded him AS one of its ablest cham
plons.
Dr. Bond, who is more generally
known rs Rev. Dr. Bond on account OF
his identity with the church rs minis
ter rs well a q writer, was a son OF DR..
Thomas Bond, an old and prominent
phvisician OF Baltimore, who resided
for many years in a mansion on the
corner of Lombard and Sharp streets,
upon the site of which has since been
erected spacious warehouse. The
senior DR.. Bond died several years ago
full of years aud honors his widow
died about six weeks ago,in New \ ork,
at the advanced age OF cighty-threc.
The subject Of this notice was 4
brother of Hon. Hugh l.. Bond, former
" Judge of the Criminal Court Of Bal
limorc, now one Of the new Judges OF
the U.itcd States Circuit Court, who
has figured prominently in connection
with the late Ku-Klux trials in South
Carolina. 1t is perhaps unnecessary
to add that the Judge and the Doctor
were diamctricaIly opposed i'll political
opinions and syrspathics. DIR. Bond
leaves a wife and twelve children, and
large circle of friends to mourn his
death. His remains will he brought
from his country scat to-d7v to this city
and taken to his city residence. No. -
Read street, where the funeral will take
place on Wednesday afternoon. at .
o'rlock.-Bah. SIM, I"ead"y.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-08-24
| WEST VA. ELECTION.
JEFFERSON COUNTY.

We kept our paper back until late in
the hopes Of getting full returns, but the
great number OF candidates to be voted
for, made the counting Of the votes
more tedious than was expected. We
can only conjecture the result, but it is
very probable that Mr.. Tearney for
Sheriff, and Mr.. Beethoven for Prose
cutting Attorney, are elected. The
other officers are still i'll doubt. The
Constitution is carried by large
majority, perhaps 600, and Camden
majority for Governor about 800.
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who were detailed to bring i'll all the
hungry and starved as prisoners. and
force dinner OH them noisns uofeMs, at
last found the field clear of subjects.
Ere the chase was given over one lady
had been obliged TO act herolcally III
her defense against being captured by a
too kind dinner drummer, who insisted
she should come and have Il lunch out
of his basket. although she assured HIM
she had had very comfortable dinner
before.
After dinner the band began with
the Nlar>cillaiSc. and We took an eX-
haust;ve survey of that organization.
There stood the leader Captain CrlS-
well as tail and erect as ever, and the
only difference in appearance from that
of long wears ago. is the addition OF 4
pair of specs. May his eyes never grow
DINNER. Next to him stood the sec
ond cornet, who seems to have drunk OF
the waters OF eternal youth and still
wears the handsome face give will
not say how many years ago. And
George still has his first horn andmakeS
muSicin dead earnest rs ever Several
of the members of the band are the sons
of those who were there in old days.
The instruments Of this band are i'll en-
crlent tune and their performances are
done neatly and with good effect. Their
PLAYING Of the Marscillaisc was we'll
done.
Major Douglas was then called npoz
toI a speech, and his presence called
forth all on the ground. except few
lovers who had sought the shade for
the scntimentality and so forth. From
the announcement Of the Chief Marshal
of the day we had anticipated speeches
quite volcanic and fiery in character,
but were agreeabiy disappointed.
The address Of Major Douglas was
neat, chaste, in excellent taste, as
compliment to the yalor of the South
ern soldier, and to his honesty and ear
neStneSs in his cause,-yct there was
nothing in it to which the most uncom-
promising enemy could take exception.
Ills speech was conciliator!-a burying
of the enmitics and wrongs Of the past
and remembering of the noble sacrifices
and deeds of which the soldier and his
enemy together can justly be proud.
That peace was now the aim OF our de
sircs. Peace, prosperity, and tie devel-
opment of this grand old State OF Viz
rinia. He made several illusions to
the old IIamtramck GuardS-to the old
associations Of this Spring-the Revo-
lutionary Reunions here. After his
speech the soldiers took up their line of
march to the town and then dispersed.
Il
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MOTHER fine lot OF Shoes. Misses
q Slippers, Children'- Slippers. at
june 22 l. ~. Chopiine'.
EUST r-ce,.ed. sIi kind Of Nomons.
y low Tor Cash. VIVA, YOU DON, see
ask :nr. l. ~. Chapiins.
NEW SrOCK-Receivine fine stock
" Tobacco and Cigars. such as Sea
Bird. PARCEL. James Brian, li'ile AzzIe.
Nalah Q cen, Cigars 81 P.ss. at Head
quarters. J. ~. ChGpline.
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S0IG ECHO. FOB SCHOOLS.
KnkleS' Reed Organ

The following Muse BooE' are reeom~en-
Pace.
The Song Pcho for Schools -
kiakle'. New Method lJr Reed Organ an
VIII be ready August -
Peters, Eclectic Piano school over =.
800 100 copies M u'r' -
Peters Borrowers Primer. -
Wo,r,t', GuItlr ScnoOI. -
Festival CAimis for Singing C'Se'e''
=. Fla. Ultrl Glee Book " nh f!4no ,,o
or organ AccomPIueni' } ~ ~
Ladders school Tor tie VOICE. ~
P.,ers' Art OF Singing. 80 ~
W,chu's Violin School. tPelers edhiohJ. %
Kummer's Flute School. 10
Wimmer.tedl's NIoiIn school. 70
w,mm, rsledl's Flue Schoo! 81
P.ter.' Violin School. OO
Peters fluhe School, 10
Peters Psrior Companion. For Flute.
Violin and Piano 90
Peters ParIor Companion. For Flute,
aud PIANO, y 90
Any Music will be sent, postpaid, on receipt
Of Tie marked price. Address,
J. l.. PETERS, 5g9 broadway.
Aug l1-2m New York.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-08-24

by" CHOICE WHEAT.-Mr James III.
Cotienbergcr sowed new kind otwheat
last fall, which would he beneficial to
our farmers to SOW plenty Of it this fall.
It is called "Arnold'S New Hybrid" He
sowed one bushel to one acre of ground.
and realized % blshels and 8 pecks, and
weighed G3 p pounds to the bUshel.
The grain is large, full, healthy and
plump. a sample can be seen at this
Office.
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The following order was also read:

The following order was also read:
Officers in command of detachmcntS
of companies formerly attached to the
Army of Northern Virginia, will re-
turn to the Adiutant, Col. Chew, du-
ring the course OF the day, a list of OF
ticers, non,commisSioned officers and
privates, under their charge, specifying
the company, regiment, brigade, divis-
ion and corps, they formerly were at
tached 10. BY order of
WM. \. MORGAN,
Chief Marshal.
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ORDER or PROCESSION.


Oiutl w. -
All members of the "Stonewall Bri-
.ade" will be formed by their officers IN
order Of battalion, taking their position
ON the extreme right Of the line, the
ranking officer taking command.
Members Of all other infantry brl-
cades and independent companies will
form next in same order.
Cavalry and members of horse artille
" will form next by order OF squadron,
the ranking officer taking command.
Citizens on horseback will then form
in columns 10y fourS.
All carriages and wagons Will take
the left of the line.
The grounds will not be open before
the procession arrives.
The Chief Marshal requests his assist
ants to soc that the above order is oh
served both going to and returning
from the grounds.
The reading, mar>haIling. &c. con
srnicd more time than expected, and 1t
was after IL O'Clock, when the line took
I'M the march, and made flank move
men; upon the old rendezvous, Morgan 5
Spring. When the place was reached.
H.. old soldiers. both men and horses
were formed in line fronting the speak
crs stand. and Col Morgan, the Chief
Marshal. then announced that he sur
rendered them over TO the tender mcr-
,ics Of the President Of the day. Jas. VI.
Mason. who thcrcupon made few re
marks. announcing that speeches would
be- made in harmony with those scnti-
mcntS which the newspapers III vain say
are fading ont. He then advised the
crowd Of the best time to put IN dinner
aud requested thrband toPlay that good
old tune So soul-Stirring TO our patrlo-
1.<m-DiNie. This piouS old hymn was
not on the bill of fare, and coull not be
served. However, the band served up
- t,np which contained much more mu-
SIC if less patriotism, and we hope the
,-ysic m1dc amends tor the want Of
,LoS. associations which might have
been aroused among the old soldiers by
hearing the national air OF the South.
1'he soldiers and crowd then dispersed
Or shade. water. DC. About midday
me lone roll was beaten aud the COM
nany were called up with the exprcta-
lion Of hearing a speech, but the Presl-
Ian, Of tine day announced that the
expected speakers Fitzhugh Lee and
.Iubal Early had not as yet put III an
anpcarance and he proposed that they
,LnuId now make an aggressive move
NM ON then ra,ious. an order which
WIS chcertully ohrycd. The greer
,,r ,rds and slopes were then turned in
70 lrrles; dinner tables, and chickens
rolls, and pound cakes were rigoronsl!!
.,ttocked There was Il large concourSt
upon the ground yet ample provlsloT
haG been made and the active scouts