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A RAILROAD CuANGE.-For two or
three days past,rumors have been current
on the streets here that the New York
parties who took stock in the Central
Vermont year ago had become disgust
ed with the management, and sold out.
We did not feel at liberty to publish the
mere rumor, without some confirmation,
but now We find the following in the
burlington papers
1t is reported, in quarters supposed to
be well Informed, that Gov. Smith and
Hon. John b. Page have purchased Mr..
Parks interest in the Central Vermont
road.-Eree Press, 29M.
1t is stated that Ex.Gov. Smith and
Hon John b, Page have purchased a
controlling interest in the Central Yer
mont II. II. Co.-Senfinel, 2SM.
We have taken some pains to ascertain
the truth Of the report. and we find it
true that MIR. Duncan has sold all of bis
stock, 5000 shares. and that the same
parties have agreed to take Mr.. Park d
by the llth Of May. Whether it is Gov.
Page or the Rutland road, or both, that
has come to the rescue. We are not ad-
vised, but if it is either, the fact that that
road is in the enjoyment OF an uncon.
scioDable rent from this renders the stu.
alton sufficiently alarming to all whose
interests are involved in this in any way
except as suckers.-3iessenger.
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\ FEW GOOD REASONS:

/. A New Invention THonorcniN TEsrrn and
secured by Letters Patent
,. Makes perfect LoCE Snr,u alike on both
sides on oil kinds of goods.
3. Runs Light, smooth. Noi.oess and Rapid.
best combination Of qualities
4. DrRAB. Runs for YEAR without repairs
3, VIII do all varieties of Work and Fancy
stitching in a superior manner.
6. Is most easily managed by the operator
Length Of stitch may be altered while running,
and machine can be threaded without passing
thread through holes
:. Design simple, Ingenious, elegant, forming
the stitch without the use Of cog wheel gears ro.
iaTy cams oI lever arms iIas the Automatic
Drop Feed, which insurol uniform length Of
stitch Vt any speed. Has our new Thread Con-
lroller, which allows easy movement of needle
bar and prevents Injury to thread
=. CONSTITUTION NEST careful and FINISHED. Ii
Is manufactured by the most skillful and sxpe-
rienced mechanics, at the celebrated Reming.
ton Armorv. Illion, N. W RostOn OF.
Gee, 332 Washington 81. 0m2
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EORSALE-A GOOD BARGAIN

l. In brandon. w.. valuable Farm, contain
Ing 60 acres-i0 moving and tiilage and 20 pas
ture and tillage land-situated | !. mile from de
pot. churches and poslollce. The hand l. level
AMI free from stone; tho soil rich, with clay
subsoil; moving can Nil 10 done by machine; one
and one-half story dwelling house. sUX3s. with
shed, two barns, 3OXiU each: also good horse
barn. 3Ox36; well watered. with some fruit; aud
within 100 rods of school, aud also within 100
rods of marble mill and quarry, known US the
Prime Quarry. Tor further Information and par
tieuars, apply to IL. f. LOTHuP, Pitt:ford, or
NJ. T. sHACKETr, Midllebury, Vt, att
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IIfGnwAys.-At the annual town meet.
ing in Hardwick, Caledonia County. the
following resolution in reference Ia high.
ways was adopted
ReSoired, That 10 consequence of the
excessive damages that have accrued to
this and other towns in this State. and 10
order to save them from such infringe
meut of right we hereby instruct the rep.
resentaiive that we may elect TO represent
the town in the general assembly next
fall, to use all proper means to have a
law passed by the Legislature, at the
next session OF the same, that persons
shall travel on all highways and bridges
they have occasion to use at their own
risk, or to repeal the law or laws that
shall effect that object, SO that in case
any damages shall occur to any one thus
travelling on highways and bridges in any
manner the town shall not be lOblc for
such damages with proper safeguards to
the same to have n more stringent law
to have highways and bridges kept in re.
pair, or to have more speedy repairs il
thought advisable.
---------------
Mr.. S. b. Abbott, Of Parsons, IA.
formerly Of Vermont, to whom allusiou
was made in editorial correspondence Of
last week, will soon visit this state. and
on his return will take with him a com.
pany of emigrants who through him have
located farms in the rich Neosho valley
of Kansas lie starts from Bethel. May
18th, and all who wish to 90 to Kansai
can purchase tickets of him, through to
Emporia, for S2G. On arriving there
he will show the lands Of the NJ. X. 4
7. r. II. Co. of which he is the Eastern
agent, free Of charge.
An amusing sort Of libel suit is tina
Of Abel Shepard Of Huntington agains
Hiram Atkins Of the Montpelier Argu!
and Patriot. Hiram published "blacl
list" of those who are in arrears for thoi
subscription and has inadvertently in
cluded Abel's name among the number
when Abel can show n receipt for his sub
scription, wherefore Abel thinks Hiram
has damaged his character $4,000 worth
---General Supt. Hobart oil the Cen
trail Vt. Il. r., has issued an order t,
conductors, station agents, &C., on tina
road TO see to it that no liquor is eithe
carried for or delivered by them 20 I'm
authorized receivers. Offenders will b
held strictly accountable.
Charles Fclcb, Of passunipsic. wa
riding horseback, when his steed bocam
frightened and jumped down a steep bail
a dozen rods into the river, leaving tn
rider straddle Of limb midway up tn
bank and in total darkness
The terrific gale at Bennington
April Goth, demolished the stceple, on
hundred and sixty feet high, on the mes
Congregational church. A part fell Of
the residence next to il, crushing 10 tn
roof
&C II. Tenny, NJ d., the first assis
tant Of the Vermont asylum for the 10
sane, died in Brattleboro, on Tuesday
lie was stricken with apoplexy, on Ffida
and remained unconscious until his death
The Brandon inion says the Wal
lace Sisters troupe, which gave an eS
hibton at the Town Hall. GU Frida
evening last, is absolutely the worst hum
bug that ever visited Brandon.
Col. Aldaco +. Walker has been il
vited to deliver the address in Rutan
on Decoration Day.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We. the subscribers, being appointed by o..
Probate Court for the district Of Addison, cor
missioners, to receive, examine and sdju- 4-i
claimunk demands OF all persons against the CSC
tate OF benjamin F, Ripley, late Of Navc,aai i
the State Of Indiana (formorly Of Rpton, in Sd
district), deceased, and also all claims ali doc
mnnds exhibited in offset thereto; and six m3u.a
from the 2lst day of April being allowed by z'ia
court Tor that purpose, we do therefore hereby
give notice that we will attend to the hus.n-s-
of our said appointment at the County Cerks --
fee in Middlebury, on the 10th dayof May sri
the 10Th day Of October next, 1874, iroui u.-s
o'clock, A. NJ until four ociock p. ST., ca each Cd.
said days.
Dated at Midilcbury, ,h7 2l., day Of April.
4. j.. 1874.
CALVIN hill,
RUFUS NAlNWRGlir
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STATE OF yERMONT-Distri f

~ ADDISON 50.
In Probate Court, held at Middlebury. rtl .
and for the District Of Addison ON tho i-i
April, A. D. 1874.
Rebecea L. Dewey and William y. Dew.
ministTators Of the estate Of William p. u
late of Salisbury, in said district, deceased,
application in writing to this Court for nu
sion of the time allowed them for the dsr
said estate aud the payment OF debts again.
same.
And it is thereupon ordered by said c,ll
said estate be referred to a session Thereof
held at the probate Office in Middlebury, ....
district, on the 18th day Of May next.
1874, for hearing and decision thereon
further ordered that notice hereof be giyon IN
persons interested by publication of police ..
said application and order thereon ,hrol .-ef,
excessively in the Middlebury Register n
paper printed at Middebury, previous O. al
time Of said hearing, that they may evl ar A..
said time and place and show cause, ii Zig d.
may have, why said time should not be extended
) SAML E. COOKE, judy.
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A vehicle perhaps little less dig.
nilied than the "Deacon's one boss shay
but combining all the other elements of
that wonderful invention, was, last Sat
urday, seen bearing its precious freight
over mud Of unfathomabe depth from a
neighboring town ON an expedition to
Middlebury. Some thought It was stone.
boat, while others affirmed that Bridport
had organized society, the members OF
which were pledged to locomotion instead
Of cremation. The most approved theory
is that it was Changers" cart. FoI
further information inquire of Bridport's
town representative.
Notwithstanding the adverse action
Of the Commissioners with regard to lay.
ing road 10 the top of Grand View
Mountain, the work upon the house and
observatory is rapidly progressing. The
observatory is to be sixty feet high, the
stairs winding about tube from fifteen
feet in diameter at the base to twelve
feet at the top, The house will be pre-.
pared early 10 the season for the accomo
dation of the visiting public, with res
taurant arrangements &c.
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CONSCIENCE FUND-A gentleman OF
known Christian virtues, and an old patron,
writes us that recently he has been trou.
blel with terrible dreams, sense of guilt
and oppression of mind quite unaccount-
able until, while overlooking bis accounts
he discovered that his priuter's bill was
unpaid. Its prompt settlement has re-
stored his mind to an enviable condition
of happiness bis sleep is now as sweet as
innocence itself; his conscience clear, and
his general health robust.--Term0nter
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o.. III. dt,fh VI Hr,. Frances 4. Pat. formally %
MdditJary, v.
Back 10 her native hills. once more To- breathe
The balny fragrance of their mountain mir
As if prophetic. last iareweis to leave
To chidhood's home, and Treasures there.
Weaving new charms with mem'rcs of the past
gth'ning the cords of love that bound her
Turning her pensive eye away at last
From friends and all the Joys around her,
Reachd she at length with weary trembling feet
The treasured home of hearts TINT Iowa ne
best,
Just spared, the loved once more to greet.
She passed 10 mansions of the hc-t.
ADr! 2s,I,
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NTArN on NlNNONr UHU

4 Addison, So.
In Probate Court lcll W h.iN
f)r said district on the .a 4y
1874.
Samuel James, "a eeut5r 81 lAe ..- r--
testamen tot Prudence A.James ,latc q 81 .l l..
in said district, deceased, presents hif s-'.
with the estate for allowance
1t is thereupon ordered that said ace lut
lerred to a session Of this Cour; % De hcll nt
probate office in Middlebury, On the -l.
Of May next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
animation and allowance and, it Is iugther
dered, that notice be given to all persons utt
ed in the estate Of said deceased by Iuhiea-
of said application and this order tle
three weeks successfully in the Middlcbu3
lister, newspaper published at Midilebur,,
vious to said time appointed for hoadn-
they may appear at said time and place oul
cause, if any they may have why said b.,
should not be allowed, and such decree pred.
said last viii and testament may rcqrie.
SAMI f. COOKE, Tui.
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L. d. WILCON,2c....
T. BAILEY,
CTATE OF VERMONT-Distr.-. rs

~ Addison, IS.
In Probate court held at Mldlebury, .a st.
for said district, on the 18Th dry If Ars.i
1874.
An instrument purporting to be the l4 H...
and testament of Patrick McGollrick,la cl Nii-
dlebury, in said District, deceased. hivir
been presented to this court by Robceca BE
Goldrick, the executrix named tAcsciui B
is thereupon ordered that said ir-'rnn,-t
BE- referred to 4 session Of TIE Probate g. "'t
to be held at the Probate oii'n IA y -al--
bury, on the goth day of May meas, 4 p l5,s
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, i.s allowance
and it Is further ollcrcd that u.tl'e l7.
given t. all persons interested iA i.. cs.-., --
said deceased by publication col. tiiI ollie. --
week, successiycly in the y .I'irAuly .ra -s b
newspaper printeda Middle ui,. prey. i-t9 sal.
time, that they may appear 'li fI-' q;
place, and show cause, n a.y fh-r may t-H
why said instrument should nut %. ..i H.- --
last will and testament # said dor
SAM'L T.. co. th..
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STATE OF vERMONT-Di.ri..9

~ Addison, IS.
In Probate Court, held at Middlo1ury, within
and for said district, tho 30th day cf APRIL
A. D. 1874.
Asaph d. Hayward, guardian Of Aua-a uau-
ter, Of Weybrdge, in said district insane, make
application in writing 10 this court, stating tao.
his said ward is seized in bis own right I'm fec ~
house and lot situated in Quaker Village, in
said town Of Weybridgc, and that the sale thors..
will be conducive to the interest of bis sail ware
and prsys said court to grant him license and r-
power him to sell the same.
1t is thereupon ordered that said application .3
referred to n session Of this court 20 be h..g o.
the probate Office in Middlebury, on the .sth &C.
Of May, A. d. 1874, q, 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
and it is further ordered that notice be gir.a @.
all interested by publication Of notice Oh snil pr-
plication and this order thereon three weeks l--
cessiyely in the Middlebury Register, new ra-
per printed at Middlebury, previous 20 said time
that they may appear ut snid time and place, atH
show cause, if any they may have. why 'a.l o.
cense should no. be granted
SAM'L l.. COOKE, judge
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RATHER Cool. LEGAL AD.
|cE UNDER DIFFICULTIES "A gentleman
hs down IRON kipton on Wednesday,
hd On visiting the law Office Of A. p.
upper, Esq, to secure legal advice, he
|und that he had frozen the middle fin.
er on toe lief; hand, full half its length
bd still he was not happy.
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If9nt Dntirr8.
CTATE OF VERMNNT-Distric


CTATE OF VERMnNT-District o.
~ Addison, IS.
In Probate Court, held at Middlalury, in otI
for said district, on tho lst day q Mpv. a =
1874
J. Q. Hawkins, administrator Of tho estate oi
Marin IIavens late Of Middlobury, In sold dis.
trict deceased presents his administrator coco r.
to this court for allowance, and asks for dl-.-s
Of tho estate.
1t is thereupon ordered that said f'-.e'.
DO referred to session Of this Court 20 te
held at the probate Office, in Middleburyi o1
tho 2sth day Of May, A. b. 1874, o. ~
o'clock in the forenoon, for examination
and allowance; and it is further ordered that n9-
tice hereof be given to all persons Interested b.
publication Of notice Of said application three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY in tho Middlebury Register.
newspaper printed at Middlebury, previous %
.aid time of hearing, that they may appear 81.
said time and place, and show cause, If a4y tao =
may have, why said account should net Do allow
and such decree made.
SAML E. COOKE. jude.
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INISSOLUTION.

7
i , The firm heretofore existing under the liim
name and style Of Benson & Andrews, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All persons in
debtel to said firm requested to call and set
tie with Jas. ii. Benson at the old stand.
JAMES ii. BENSON.
WV. ANDREWS.
Midllebury, W., April -, 1874.
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DARtxo RoBBERY.-As we 60 to press
is morning rumors Of a daring highway
bbery on the road % Bridport are cur
int, the exact particulars Of which We
We been unable to learn, The story i,
at Mr. Myrick had check for $3.50
he'd at the Middlebury Bank on Mon.
afternoon, and that some time in the
enug the young man was found in his
gon, near the residence Of NJ. J. Elle-
birth, in Cornwall, in an insensible con.
|tion resulting from a severe beating
fth his pockets rhed.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

orabe Probate Court for the District Il Aa-
Olson, Commissioners, to receive, eAau,-c,
and adjust all claims and demands Of all l-,soa4
against the estate of panI P. lockwood, late Il
Bridport, in said District, deceased also al! la'7
and demands exhibited in Offset thereto aud ST..
months from the 10th day Of APRIL, l-7..
being allowed by said Court for that rurrpsr
we do therefore hereby give notice that So, r.'-
attend to the business OF our said apr-iu 70
at the late dwelling house Of the deceased GIL
the ?5th day Of May and on the 10th day IT o..
tober next. A. D. 1874, from nine oclock @ i0
until four o'clock p. M, on each Of said day.
Dated At Bridport this sd day Of April p
1874.
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SicliuNANCY, OR SOUL CIIARMING."
/ il'v either sex may fascinate and gain
the love and Affection. of any person they choose,
instantly. raj simple mental requirement all
can p"H-rii, free, by mail for - cents: together
viii "a Marriage Guide, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams,
HINT 4" Ladies. queer book. 100 coo sold.
Aircs T. WILLIAM 4 CO.. pulli.hers. Phih.
ieiphia
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EAST Observation-Disclosures Of Cold
bring Lodge, No. "a, I. 0. of 6. T., are
the ensuing quarter Mrs. Sarah
urnidge, w. c. T.. Miss Helen Board.
hn,W. V. T.; Miss Ida j. Smith, VS.. ;
RS. Eliza Eldrejge, W. F. s.; Albert
Boardman. w. T. Miss Clara l..
ewey,W. c.; Densow X. Maynard,W
(; Mrs. S. p. Smith, ". |. G. Nelson
gnor, W. o. G. Lothrop Boardman,
I A. s.; Miss Fannie b. Wood, w.
NJ, George Walker, w. II, Ii. S.
enoua o. Smith, W. i. II. S; Levi j.
sedham = " @ Z
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f. A. BOND.
WRITE

To the Bryant stratton Troy Busincss College
for catalogue and specimens Of pennanship, sent
FREQ TO any address. L enc of the Oldest, largest,
best sustained AMI most practically conducted
commercial schools H. the country, and the only
one that teaches book keeping by Actual Original
Transactions. Ninety per cent. Of its graduates
are now In successful business. Sl20 pays total
expenses for three months, including board
Address JNo. r cARNELL, Principal.
40yl Troy, 4. Y.
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DEATH OF Mis-. WILCOX Seldom has
our quiet community bsen more deeply
saddeued than on the morning Of the 9th
when telegram was received from North.
field, Mass, announcing the death Of Mrs.
Rollin Wilcox, who but four weeks be-
fore had left us on visit to her sister
And when two days later her funeral was
attended here at the residence Of II. II.
Young, Esq, Notwithstanding the cold and
storm, great number were present to
testify to their own sense Of loss as well
as to express their sympathy with the
bereaved relatives. Mrs Wilcox was the
youngest daughter of DR.. Earl Cushmau 4,
so long and favoraby known in the medi.
cal profession, aud she fell victim to
pulmonary disease which had previously
Frustrated several members Of the family.
Engaging in manners genial and affec-
tionate in disposition, generous in impul-
ses, she was endowed by nature with many
gifts and gracca which made her in social
circles not only pe,tcd favoiite but a
valued friend. She had been for long
time a member Of the Congregational
church in this place, and her christian
character, especially during the last year
of her life, bore m any blossoms of rare
sweetness. For years she has stood faith.
fully at her post as member Of the choir
and Of the Sabbath school, but in her &C.
custom place in the sanctuary we shall
behold her face DO more. Mrs. Wilcox
passed from earth at the early age of 80,
leaving q husband, absent at the time of
her death, in the west, and little daugh-
ter but eight years old. :.
Orwell May l, 1874.
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GREEN MOUNTAIN STUD,

GREEN MOUNTAIN STUD,
WEST RANDOLPH. VERMONT
The following Trotting Stations will make the
season Of 1874 at tho Green Mountain Stud Farm.
HAMBLETONIAN MONARCH,
Fosled 1861. Blood Bay, IT. iland'. Sired by Rys
dyks IIambletonian. Dam by Roc's Abdallah
Chief by Old Abdalah
Terms $50. to wit, 80 at time Of service and
$50 when Mares prove in ioal.
DON GIOVANNI,
Foalei $50, Bay, Isl Hands, Sired by llauip-
ton he by Ryskyk's llambletonan. Dam by
Volunteer (he sire Of lluntress. record 222lS,
Gloster, 222 81, and VIM II. Allen. 223}), ho
by Rysdyk'- ilamhlctonian, Grand Dam by Old
Ahlallah.
viii he limited t. twenty Mares. Terms $50.
to wit, SO at time Of service, and $50 when
Mares prove in foal. Mares that do not provo t.
he in ioal can be returned next Season, ana the
: 10 previously paid will be allowed
PORTLAND,
Foalel lNGi. Black l. Hands, Sired h., Clarion,
Dam by Wm. Tell, Grand Dam by old AhdallaA.
Terms slO 10 insure.
Mares pasturel at per week, at owner risl
No business attended L. on sunday.
-" For Circulars, giving extended pedigree
full particulars, etc, please address
ems MOI LION BROS, West Randolph, ".
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STATE NEWS.

HORRIBLE FRATRICIDE IN BURLINGTON.
The citizcns Of Burlington were startled
Sunday afternoon by report that q
terrible murder had occurred 10 the
Fourth Ward in tenement house, corner
of Cherry and Battery streets 1t seems
that two brothers, George and William
Buchanan, occupied, respectively, the
lower and upper stories Of the building.
They and their wives had differences this
forenoon. The wife of George Buchanan
applied opprobrious epithets to William,
in the presence of other parties, calling
him a bastard, etc, which he resolved to
resent, and went up to his brothers room,
whom he found asleep.
On waking up George ordered Villa n
out Of his room, but he refused to 90,
when scuiile took place in which William
was stabbed in seven places by George
with sharp jack knife. The fatal wound
was four inches in depth, and went through
the front wall and the division between
the veDtrices Of the heart. Medical aid
was at once summoned, but death ensued
in three quarters Of an hour.
A Coroner's inquest was held by Jus.
tice Ii. O. Wheeler, States Attorney Bur-
nap conducting the examination. The
jury returned verdict according to the
facts as above stated.
The murderer gave himself up to Sher.
if Drew, and his examination took place
Monday forenoon
The brothers were natives of Quebec
and had lived here since 1865. Deceased
was % years of age and an employee Of
W. S Mayo & Co. His brother was two
years older. He was mill hand and
served in the Vermont cavalry during the
war
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New HAYES. The examination of
candidates for teachers certificates, on
the 23d, was attended with the usual
interest. There was a good number Of
applicants from the academy in town, also
scholars from other schools in the county
making a large and attractive class.
There was full attendance in the after
noon at the oral examination, and the ex.
ercises were interesting. The examina.
tion WAS very ably conducted by tae
Supt., s. B. NJ, Cowles, assisted only by
Mrs. Cowles The interest manifested in
our common school seems to be increasing
and we hope the time is not distant when
good school houses will be provided, and
capable teachers appreciated.
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MIDDLEBURY

CoMnApEs. ATTENTION There will be n meet
( OF Post Warner No. lG GAR. at the Armory,
edncsday evening, May 9Th, at o'clock, "a
IKE arrangements for Decoration day, May
th, 1874 the day on which we 90 honor to our
|mrades who fell In battle fighting for our beloved
|ntry; their gallant deeds will be remembered
It'll the battle mountains shall be leyeled to
y plain, and the historic streams be which they
hght shall dry up ere the brave and honored
bill be forgotten, or one star Of their glory grow
b. By order Of
d. MARTIN. Post Commander.