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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-05

To rHl ProrLx ~ GoLp HrLL, SILVER CIR
Axp DArron:-Every man, woman and child
In any Of the abovs named places should know
at once, that q great want has been supplied BY
the opening Of BERIISER's vARrKrr kroHE,
Main street, Gold Hill, opposite the Yellow
Jacket once. There every one who wants
them. and has the money 10 pay for them, can
bay at the lowest possible cash rates, the fnssi
possibis assortment OF perfamery, fancy soaps,
hay rum, feather dustsrS. yiollns, guitars. ban
jss; q fall stock Of the best Italian strings,
)svelry, watches, optical Instruments, ladies'
Himmings, w~ofk-boxes. musical and plain pho
toeraph albums, Yankee notions, cutlery, worst
a, voelsn and knitted goods. Also . large -.
pertinent Of natural human hair. All kinds Of
willow ware, fsncy bird cages, saiehels, braek.
cts and ~wallpoekets. Also Z splendid assort.
nsnt Of svstythinR neodfui IN the stationery
line. school books, iAmps. chandeliers, globes,
chimneys and juvenile books. Asplendid a.
sortmeai Of every variety Of fancy toys,
Wagons, bsdstesds and fancy valeutines. A
magnificent stock OF chromos and other pie
lures. Also, particular attention paid 10 M.
ming pictures 10 order. New goods, oil OF tho
bast possible description. Don't forget the
plaee-Main street, dold lin, opposite The Ysl'
low Jacket once. >
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the Presbyterian denomination and was
conducted q . preparatory School 70 The
Univsnity Of California. TIA Trustees
sxprsss their intention 70 asbuild ct an
early date. meantime accommodation
viii be obtained at Oakland or Ban
Rafael. The school was In q prosper.
condition, and had about sixty pupils.
Exercises will probably DO interrupted
for . few days. =
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-05

8&80 A44oAv Sooe
d. -1AS ITa ili'l
ssuA, 70 sn ssss M. sAnr usvA
poMEsTio MKws.
A.eshsr Bisek lIIlis Expsditiss.
Cxrcaoo, April 5.--spseials from
Sioux City report that q Black Hills e.
petition, numbering about $50 men.
viii isave Sioux City to-day for The new
mines. Two msn. william md Walter
Owens, havs returned 70 Yanktnn from
The Black Hill. whittier thsy vent In
February last on . tripping expedition
They bring back with thsm about . do
ssn specimens Of shot gold which shsy
procured In small streams running into
ths South fork Of the Cheyenne. They
left four companions In the hills and
viii return In . few days with supplies.
They meeting several bands Of Bruls
and Yellow Sioux. both coming out and
going In, and had . peaceful chat with
them, the Owens speaking the Indian
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than ,ny previous day sought admission
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-05
NOTICE 10 CANDIDATES.

Candidates for once ~ the coming Town
Election. win please bear In mind that their
advertised snnouneemsnts In this paper. as
well ~ all election printing. ms1tl Ysa Je~ 10
dfrdres. We accept Of no oontipgea \ arrange
nenis, but treat all alike. A candidate who can
not or viii not announce himsslf properly ssd
pay his printing bills prsnptiy, IL no, a. ios
the once he ssska Moreover. hs Win not b
successful. A..
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4 Large Audeenes FressasCAn N
ssrsssinx Dsseriptioa 81 the kn-
Dire sf Jsp~a.
notwithstanding the boistsrous wealth
or on Saturday night. . very large audi
cnes were present at the lecture on
Japan delivered by Hon. Chaa. Z. De-
Long at Piper's Opera House. Tho sx-
creises wero commenced with music BY
the Washington Guard band. and songs
BY the Virginia dlss Cfub. DR.. No
Means. President Of the Society Of Pa
CLIO Coast Pioneers. before whom the
lecture WAS delivered. announced that
Col. r. II. Taylor. who was expected 70
mako an Introductory address. was alb
sent. When Mr.. belong was intro
duced no was greeted with hearty sp'
plause, and during an address Of nearly
two hours in longth he held the closest
attention Of the audience. II was de-
livsrsd In
An Easy Conversational style,
And consisted Of q description Of the
character Of tho Government, the differ
cnt classes into which the people Of the
Empire arc divided. the manners and
customs OF the people and a narration
Of his adventures whilo travelling In the
interior Of the country. His account Of
an exploring tour he made into the
island OF Yesso and his encounter with
tho savage Inos, q hairy race OF mon.
supposed To Be tho aboriginal natives Of
Japan, was intensely interesting. Dur.
ing his stny in the country Mr. DeLong
also visited Osaka, Kioto and other
great cities Of Japan. and his descrip-
ton Of tho ancient temples. immense
bronze statues Of Buddha aud tho mag
nihcent residences Of tho damios OF
princes, embowered in groves OF trees
800 or 100 years old, were graphic pic.
lures. Tho Tokaido or royal road IL
An Immease Highway
Extending from ono end OF tho country
to tho othor. lined on each side with i'm
msnse trees. whose overeaehing branches
form . canopy shielding the t~rrveler
from the rays OF the sun. The Tycoon's
palace in Yeddo. the massive stone walls
surfouhaeu oy sias noss, @sss
.;,n !nirss. an. srhra.
me o.su;s ~ Ss,h,.an bron.h,
NY, n;na ,ha tan.,.i s,s.sm in Eurens
",;ss ,ha 80 - .o,ss;v In J,pan 10,
,..i.. - n.sr,v ,s..mbl.a' HI
a.. *. N;Lada ~hsu
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,et'cneu oesNeen =
~" op'A"
OF oaAiiy supporting
Twice its Pres-ss rep~issien.
The difference between tho Japanese
and Cbine.e wa. found in the fact that
Az. ,o,,no, hal ,.x., ham conquered
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-05

Drsrmcr CoUEr.-The following busi-
ness was transacted In this Court on
Saturday: Thomas Byrne wa admitted
to citizenship. An order for twenty
four Grand Jurors. returnable on Thurs
day next at IL NJ. was issued. Scorpion
vs.. Marsano Mining Company; hearing
Of proceedings on appeal continued I'M
iii Saturday next. State OF Nevada OK
rel. A. II. Willis ". W. b. Hickok ct
al; jury waived in the eause. Sol.
WE'LL w. Luecrne Mining Company;
hearing Of motion for new trial contin-
ucd until tho 9th. William Mayer W.
Angelina Swain; u set for trial ueIt
THURSDAY. L. Schroeder ct al. vs. II.
Gomeinder; order everything motion for
new trial amended. In the matter OF the
estate Of Joseph NJ. Swain. decreased
motion to strike certain papers from the
nle taken under adviaement. Estate OF
J. A. Myriek, deceased; order made for
sale Of real estate snd personal property.
Gemeinder W. Schroeder ct al; motion
10 strike out irrelevant matter nom an
swer OF defendant argued and taken un-
der advisement. E. Theriot W. A. Ber-
thier; Judgment for defendant.
ExLAHorxo USIos FOUNDRY The TO
cent addition TO the Union Foundry. on
tho south. Is 30 feet by 80 feet. making
the dimensions Of the whole establish
ment 40 feet long by 80 feet wide.
Above IL q suspended truss floor for
storing patterns, and a walk Is being
constructed overhead from tho pattern
makers room in the north end OF the
building to the store oom The origin
al south end Of the foundry is TO DO
taken out, making the moulder's room
90 feet long by % feet wide.
ATHLETIC E1ERcisrs. = During the
p~leasan, weather Of yesterday afternoon
an extempore jumping match was
started in front OF tho Delta Saloon.
Virginia. A very large crowd collected
al the scene OF the contest and money
was bet freely on the different compei.
tors.
SrxIxo ApvAScrSe.-The sage brush
ON the side Of Mount Davidson as seen
from Virginia before tho recent fall Of
snow was OF q decidedly grsenish cast,
and 10 Is evidently beginning to feel the
invigonting influences OF the advancing
Spring.
DnrrxoursHKp AaRIvALs.-Hon. Vim.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-05

This Msssiag.
c.s ophir, 100 %, %, ssX, IN.
rs MEXICAN. IN. -, IN, nv, 7sH ~.
Is Gosld q Curry. Ian. tsk.
SIS Best 4 Belehsr. 81, 81, AN. ON, u go. d
IS Savage, 10. 10. Al
10 cholIar. Potosi. ca, 60.
iio Hale q Ssreross. ~. u. -.
as Crown feint. nv, IN. SIX.
in Ysllsw Jacket, nv, %, 50. re-
TO Imperial. AZ.
20 Empire NH. s.. f
io5 ksstuek. IGN. t6t.
gao Alpsa. ~. nk. q
30 Bsleh.r. sx. 50. xs. So.
Is C~onfdsnee. M.
10 Consolidated virginia. go.
100 California. ssk. g.
ITO sierra Nevada. II.
40 halion. n. tsk.
Is Csledonls. IN. II.
Go suecor. ".
30 Lady Bsyan, 5g.
IL unisn Con, ~, ex.
100 overman, 5sk. 57k b, o..
IS Seq releher. los.
10 kniekerbobksr. tS.5.
iOo Glosc. ~.
so5 silver liLl. 10
Ito Baltimore Cen, o
$50 Dayton. ].
On Utah, @.
30 Rock Island. 81, o.
as Now York, So.
~ ooeideniai. ~.
80 American fiai, ~.
IS sheridan. ~.
80 Wootviiie. AZ. a..
so Tyler. eoc.
80 Alta. 4, 49,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-05

Blue PoNrs. = Lsrge.siEcd. delicious bi
waves, frcsh from the sea, can DO had every
stand, falacs Saloon. Virginia City. Also s1
kinds OF hsh, spring chicken. porter house
steaks and everything else crycd By the innsr
man. uefrous dinner combinations are q
marvel Of gastronouie akin. II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-05

InroRrAxr.-Indorcd by the Medical proi
~fesslon. DR.. VIM. Ilall's Bslsam for the Lungs
diseases OF tho Throat and Chest. DR.. Towns
ley's Toothache Anodyne cures In ono min.
ate.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-05
ooaR AND BR HEALED.

II matters mot what your trouble may be,
viii cost you nothing for consultation, soplsass
call and satisfy yourselves WHISTLER the Doctor
understands your case. II he can cure you hs
Win tell you 20; u not, he win say %, for he
will not undertake q cure unless he 10 confident
Of Affecting the same.
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sTOCK REP0RT.


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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-05
DIR. A. B. SPINNEY,
Removed to No. 1888 South

Street, virginla, opposite champiain House,
Or. spianey, well known throughout Tho
county 70 Pathological and Psychologists,
whose successful treatment OF cettAin physical
disabilities and functional arrangements do
servedly eutitle him to the familiar reeogni-
tiou Of the 0RKAT SPECIALIST, would re.
spectfully inform the citizens OF Virginia City
and vicinity that his increasing patronage DC
msnding moro commodious apartments, he has
removed 10 his new ONCE. No. fs5 South =
street, Virginia, seven doors north OF the
French Drug Store, where he win 10 pleased
70 consult with all, thus giving invalids an OPP
portunity OF Kidding themsclvcs. through. his
professional agency, OF such constitutional au'
noyances aud ailments % he claims 70 compass
and 70 euro. Without entering Into biograph'
ical details, Il 10 suficlept 20 slmply promui.
rate the fAct that DIR. BPiNNEY'S earliest
reputation may DO traced back 10 bis inaugu.
ration and conduct OF tho Montreal Canada
kast) Medical Institute. Tho regime OF the
Enxiish Pharmaceutical Colleges u gauged By
On elevated standard. An extended expsnenes
and IN assiduous study OF the varied phases
o. disease enables him 10 guarantees assurances
Of success In the eradication OF the multiform
chronic affections incident 10 both sexes, such
o. Nervous Debility, Exhausted vitality,
Youthful Kxcesses, Marriage Impedimeutss
and Chronic diRcases generally.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-05
YOUNG MEN,

Who may DO suffering nom the effectsof youth.
full follias or indiscret.on. will do well TO avail!
themselves Of this, the gieatest boon ever aud
= Nv .Ss u .I'. su 2, :uissn ~ n , qIsI, ay. hu D y sr dSI.
lars for every ease Of seminal weakne,s or prt.
ya,s disease Of any kind or character which he
undertakes and falls 10 cure. lie would. there
tore, say 10 the unfortunate euicrer who may
read this notice, that you are TRADING, upon
dangerous ground when you longer delay. In
You may Be h 9Sc frsi sti.Ss.remsmber. you
arc approaching the last. IL you are bordering
upon the l,st, and arc suffering r0mo or oil ol
lis evil effects, remember that u you obstinate.
IN persist In generalization. the time must
colae when the most rkillful physician can rem
will be closed against yon ; when no angel Of
merry can bring you relief. In no case has the
Doctor failed OF ~sucecss. Then let not despair
work itself upon your Imagination. but avail
yourself Of tho beneficial results OF his treat.
ment before your csre IL beyond the reach oil
medical skill. or before grim death hurries you
10 Q premature grave.
MIDDLR-AGID MIN.
who arc troubled with too frequent evacuat'on
OF the bladder, Omen accompanied by . rlighi
smarting or burning sensation, and . weaken
ing Of III. system In Q manner the patlent can.
not account for ; On examining tho urinary dc.
posits Q ropy sediment will often be found, and
sometimes small particles OF albuuen viii ap
pear. or the color will be o. . thin and milkish
pearance. There are many men who die OF this
dificulty, Ignorant Of the cauro, which 10 the
second stage b seminal weakness. DR.. b. will
guanntee q perfect cure In all such cases. and
9 healthy restorstion Of the genito- urinary or
gans.
: -.----A A.. -
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TO TIKI LADIES.

DIR. sPryNEY, while naturally Impressed
with the delicacy Of the suhject, feels no best.
fancy In assuring them that. In conjunction
sunsnngs, such 90 Nervousness, Neuralgia,
spinal Wsaknees. Loss Of Appetite. Lsssltnds,
Proapsus UIsri. 'Retroysrsions o. Displsce-
msut Of The Womb, Vaginal lrregulsrtiss, Len.
ehorrca. Dyspepsia. Indigesticn, Constipation,
.cd NAM I:iiL, iry,t, ,Sa9, s SisiIsi e. e. m. ts;'
Inc region, he can AFFORD them immediate relief.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-05
egsfllnEsy cLsfHiSe, he.

s.A..e1 wv
r .221A9 T,lgul
II WaE Il sEaHo3 safvu. +
mls.d A
CLEARING OUT
= ALD
BANNER BlefHRn,
For Thirty Days,
~BARcAINsI
BARcAINo
l. loR EVERYBODY. At
BANNER BROTHERS.
the ENrInR STOCK OF
Mems and Boys Clothing
AT GREATLY REIy0Is PRICES,
BANNER BROTHERS.
Furnishing Gosds, Boots
and Shoes,
BANNER BR0THBRs.
HA1s,cAps, TRUNKS avAusts
BANNER BROTHERS.
-
BLANKErs n QUILTS
Fer the Smallest A.ssassfMsssy,
BANNER BROTHERS.
In order 10 Mako Rssn for . Largo
stock Of sIFing
@ L o r IN G,
We offer our entire Stock for the HExF
rHIRrY DAYS,
At PRICES 90 Low
Az 10 induce everybody 70 purchase tAsif
Clothing Of
BANNER
Compare Prices and eonvines yoassivss thAs
Cisthins b ssid The CssaDsssst
BANNER BROTHERS,
Corner Q and Taylor Streets,
WRolsIs CITY.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
FROM Ban FRANCISCO

rsaAI TO TIE soLD nuL DAILY uzvs
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GISHEHRS's CLOTHING, Rte.
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agreement. Wo iehru tnht Al
Of two or three days Was allowed. but
the chances are about even that the
match is not entirely Of.
VIRGINIA Police lTxxs.-Ths vir-
ginia Police made the following arrests
up to noon to-day: Geo. T. Mayo. for
violating q city ordinance; Edward Kim
ney, Joseph Chatham and John Barnan,
for drunkenness; Thomas Higgins, for
assault TO commit murder; Joseph
Cassidy and Patrick Murphy. for dis
turbing tho peace; Thomas French, ON
suspicion; John Bell, for assault and
battery.
A Gopsxxp.- The cold weather to-day
had 9 tendency to make the Piutsa. who
hang around town In hpe weather, hunt
their holes. Al u 10 against their cus
tom to enter houses. q crowd collected
around O Gre mado In front Of . black
smith shop on the Divide for The pur.
pose Of setting tires, which was evident
iy q Godsond for them.
BuRoLAR This morning
about 2:3O o'clock. . thief named Clark.
was discovered in ono Of the rooms Of
Hills lodging.house. He took alarm
and ran away. but was chased BY Con.
stable shsehan and overhaulsd. He ID
at present In Jail awaiting an exami'
alton.
HEAvY BusrSre.-Thirty-six trains
aud two double headers were run ovel
the Virginia and Truckee Railroad yes.
terday. This Ia the largest amount oil
business done In Q single day. foI
months.
Oar SnIPxKST.-Thsre were shipped
over the Virginia and Truckes Railroad
10 mills on the Carson river. during the
"a hours ending ut II o'clock to-day.
90 car loads Of ore. aegregatingsSo tons.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-05

The New ". y. Ireesersr
wAsArsoroS. April 5.-The commits
sion Of John O. Now 70 DO Treasurer OF
tho United States. takes effect from Juno
June 30. 1876. and was signed By the
President to-day.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-06-03

Ane polico ouSi aess of tkepast week lpes been
qulse iiVeIy MOT tarrests having been made than
Is nsual iof tnis town. 'Nn Thursday morning OF
last week :" Sewing Machine peddlers were
taken up Oy Sx6ser OF Mr.. Wallace Mygatt, Special
treasury gent, for selling sewing machines
Wl'nou' Accuse. They were brought before JUS
VICE 0tep 11nsand fined sS25 and costs They took
an appe hitorhe' Circuit Court, giving the neces.
sary alds, ,and left'tewn.
Inc sameday, three men were arrested for be-
ing drunk, dirorderly, &c. 0ne of them was a
Pc lr.old fellow. by the name Of Robert Hunter,
no claimed thathe had no friends this side of
: mspension bridge. Justice Jilsun sent him to
eEeiltforFfve days.
Another, by the name of FrankLucas, n spright-
lay,young man who looked as If he ought to know
lbetter than to getdrunk, was brought before JUS
ticeSte bbins who axed his fine and costs at 81 70.
He said he would pay it, rather than go back, be-
tcause he did not like the hash at the jail.
The, other, nicely dressed man, was arrested
and taken to Jail, but by means OF. some. legal
legerdemaih, he was let off without public trial
On Friday, Henry Mcconnell was arrested tor
boing intoxicated and acting in a very energetic
.manne.. Justice stebbins sold him his personal
Liberty for $4.7o, g. o. d.
!, Saturday was busy day. Willie E. Reed was
4 tight Justice Stebbins let him off easy 1925.
Willie Knbergot into bit of a scrimage with
a fellow by the name of Brannan. Justice Steb-
bins thought that 50, rs would fix him up ell right
James Burns felt very mournfui over the
thoughts OF the brave soldiers graves, and was
taxed by Justice Stebblns, for the privilege, the
sum of $47O.
A man, Spencer, by name, was arrested as
yapabond taken before Justite Stebbins who as
sessed him $40. Being vagabond. he had no
money and was sent back tc jail to board at the
expense Of the county.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-06-03

NEWSPAPER FAILURES Rowell's News
paper Directory shows the failure of over
1000 newspapers in this country during the pasi
year, the, loss to publishers. subscribers and adj
vertisers amounting to over $s,00o,000, the Re-
public, of New York, alone losing half a million
Amcrg those who went into the newspaper bust
ness and lost heavily thereby were 275 merchants
and adventurers, 315 school teachers, 81 lawyers,
blacksmiths, 80 plasterers, 10 farmers, 200 fan
atics of various classes afflicted with literary les
sons. 100 ambitious but visionary young men who
drew upon their fathers. and thus suddenly ex-
haRsted large margins of the paternaa capita,
and lottery men
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-06-03

BASE BALL.--Last week, the idea was original
ed and developed in the Union office, to challenge
the typos of Waukegan to a game of base ball
with the typos of Kenosha. The challenge was
sent, accepted, and all the arrangements MADE
without consulting the parties of the TELEGRAPH.
The match came off last Saturday, the Printers
Nine of Wankegan, A Gilbert, Captain, scoring
Is, and the Printers Nine of Kenosha, Frank
Jordan, Captain, scoring "a. We judged from
the appearance of the Waukegan Nine, as they
left town that night that they would feel the
next morning, and not very proud of their victory
in Kenosha. We were sorry to see them going
home, SO sex: We do not claim any OF the Aoao's
81 the defeat
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-06-03
Harbor Items.

The dredge Las, since work was begun with 1t,
about two weeks ago, raised $3.50 yards of harbor
bottom. and loaded the same into scSws, to be
taken to the lake and dumped.
The Tug, Martin Green. besides doing other
work, has towed into the lake and dumped forty
four scow loads OF barber mud. Let them fight it
out on this line all summer, and we shall have
less mud and more water in our harbor than for q
number of years past.
The Schooner Oneida, Capt. Maxwell, arrived
here last Saturday morning, with 1853 tons of coal
for o. G. King.
The Schooner J. w. Wescott, Capt. Maloney,
arrived here last Friday night with $500 feet OF
lumber for Head 81 Sutherland.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-06-03
3ARBARAFR IETCHIE."

The 4...,, ,a,4 b;ah VIII.
'ei intended to commemorate in the
: EN-, Barbara Frietchie, has been dis
,uted by several writer's and recently
by Confederate officer in command at
she battle of Frederick City. Whittier
has come out in explanation in the fol-
lowing letter.:
AMEsBURY, May 5, 1875.
wlote the ballad in the firm belief
Of the truth of the incident it describes,
and the grounds of that belief seemed TO
me ample. 1t may be that my original
informant lady in Thom have en-
tire con6dence-was Observation-Disclosures
By her friends. 1t may be that the cum
ulative and orroborative evidence I
have since received is unreliable. IF so,
l can only say that shall regret If, not
so much from feeling of personal dis
appointment as that it involves the loss
VI GuG uOClO lOCdI VI 10 WHICH
I sought to do honor As a matter of
fact | have no wish to perpesuate in any
offensive sense the incidents CT that sad
fraternal strife, the very names of whose
battle-felds I would gladly see erased
from our national flags.
"Bured be the dreadful past,
Its common slain be incurred, and let
All memories soften to regret"
It seems to be admitted by those VINO
deny the main incident of the ballad
that the venerable Union woman did
not hesitate to make way with her
cane through the Confederate soldiers at
her door, applying to them epithets
more energetic than polite, and that she
had a Union flag in her house. If she
did not show it on that occasion, so
much the worse for Frederick City ;,
and those who have given credit to the
story of the heroism of its oldess inhab-
liant will very naturally synpathize
with the indignant inquiry Of enc of her
juvenile admirers: of BARBARA FRET
CHE didn't shake the flag at the Rebels,
why didn't somebody else do it %
JOHN G. WHITTIER.