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A regiment of infantry was coming down
ysFthe stfada. aft Tdos not describe this regi-
d Ementas tlielpoorest reginient In theeworld,
sat It. is because iit was oprecisely dixie every
81 other body of aItalian soldiefy u dliave
II ever seen. The meu were SMALL pspindle-
n Legged and rslouchy.astone' nightinhave
q taisshf themfor raw recruitsif tiieirfbaaly-
II fitted s@liitsadilck Uniforms had ssheB
agI signs ofxeteran serxidega As they wheeled
III iato the elChiatamone.s .seachi man Etrudging
along at his OWN igaitsthsysioe ioeksdalike q
'a flock of sheep. Is Thsa abobbing mass rscalled
"a tommy IN ind4sby sthatg lawi bf focontrSries
IL whichmakes one nthiigs suggestd another
"a Totally different t-athe compact pgrandiswing
oIof5the IN ew York sseasnt hafsginientsas it
swept up Broadway thefnorningit ret1fned
from Pennsylyanfa-at the close Of the draft
riots IN 1863. # The National Guard had
,shufled tby ii the loose 3Garibaldiah fashion
=! New. ! Yofrk would. not have. slept WITH 50
Keen sense Of security as it did that July
night. The, room directly under mips was
occupied BY a young English lad, WHO
! attracted BY the roll Of the drums, Stepped
out on her balcony Just as the head Of the
column reached The hotel Ia her innocent
desire to witness a military display she
! probably had no anticipation Of the tender
fusilade, she would have to undergo. -
y That the colonel should give the fair
stranger a half furtive salute, in which he
n cut nothing IN two with his sabre was, well
~ ~ &A.9t 8lsA5EIbS& s4af& III kJaEt 3gtt&5 1
b enough; but that was no reason why every
ID mothers @ son in each platoon should loek up
aat at the balcony as he, passed, and then turn
and glance back at, her over his shoaldegg,
ie This singular military evolution WHICH !
cannot cam find set down anywhere in Hardee' j
n TACTICS, was performed BY every man m in the
Il regiment, That these, ] 900 Oh, 200 war
d riors refrained from kissing their hands to
the blonde lady shows the severe discipline
Il which prevails in the Italian army. 4 Posi-
bly, there was not a man of ths ~, from tie
Colonel's valet down to the Colonel himself,
who did not march of, with the conviction
Il that he had pierced that blue muslin, wrap
per somewhere in the region Of the left
. breast. II I must say that, ii se modest Young
: English woman stood this entilading fire
E admirably, though it made whiit'ee, and red
roses of her-eemplexiana.- The rear of the
; column was brought'pIp and emphasized, #
may say it, by an exclamation point OF a
parsonage 50 richly 9glded and Of such' gpr-
geous plumage that l should instantly have
accepted him as thss King Of Italy il, l had
not long ago disco g5vered that fine, feathers
| do not always ma Ike fine birds. It was only
the rsglmental sphsS sSsican.- OF course, he
! tossed up couple Of piIl-like eyes TO the
balcony as he fstraggled BY, with his plume
standing out horizontally--liEe that thin
! line of black smoke which just then caught
n attention in the offing. a5T, Q
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The voice Of the Ap Aptler t is still afor5wari-
qM 0, Picageaf5nag7d .1A 10 ysh g4s7 q
oa The 7t05s think Noyes makes a. good
deal of his name. .-a.-..t.
nsdBergh' 81 attitude lislustill Ehorse-tail.--
I goayserIJouraas. II at3s s7sT DsS.s1
Sioux City is the lawyers paradise. =.
Chicago Adper tsssr. n,so sid 40 ID ssea sg
9 During the siege Paris subsisted On horse
flesh; Now # lives s On das stFapgeHEsf5-P'a eHEf5
g9 ge9nee. 40 bsssar7R rssd s&d .oldQ 10 .Tof y, :,
10 Stanley Mattoews, beware !ni;The sword
of --oclesi Is hanging by the gills.
z. Heralasydf "a baiI ersos 10 .sfTo'3 ~
diisazsre rtses his head upon pf earth W. '
20 The brave young man that rode tbrind mule,
He learned. When meek Asinas burst the girth. u
mi Too late sbe1e lesson Of dIfe,s harahestEehool. cd
Ell I'd yaf, gs5to ed1 ,.e9 taoea-sHaaaksys !,
RothseHId grunblss over flls, hard times
Is wen as other folks, and it hurts him
dreadfplly to buy q card Of shirt buttons
and. find enc with two eyes kknocked into
one.s8w }ad noofas ginTa1iIa9 . bs7isj7 v7
4 "a lt f-seS
pee Gen. n Howard having established his
headquarters in a telegraph Office the day
before yesterday, it is quite time we had
tasomaTeports. of victories over the Indians.
iaL Tb;ll yy43ssaa ard ,suafssHA al 7oqH "a
"'' '"e'' taai8sJ g55 . 5tn ~
From private sources of information the
Phil Herald asserts that !" ewing to the at
tempt to assassinate Germany emperor,
T Queen VICTORIAN HAVING her lpstticoats lined
with 6.ineh boiler ironL'' t'7'A' - 3a
we argg are Yer very much surprised to hear that
Kaiser, Wilhelm, is in q fair way to survive
s--not the lassassin's bullet, butthe 50th an
adversary Of his marriage. For a man whs
has been married so years a paltry bullet
OF two has NJ, teirors,oo oS1r Coo & &, as-o io
| nA1John Bull gconversing with Canadian
| Indian, asked him if ho knew that the sun
never sets on the Queens dominions.
eyes," said the, Indian. g Do you know
the reason why p asked John. ID q Because
| heayen1is afraid tostrast an Englishman in
the dark,', was the sasage's reply. awt ~
| The Spring gfeld publican thinks th at
''President Hayes might have raised the
Silver commission to the highest rank of in
| ternational influence by nominating to its
1 chairmanshipa Charles Francis Adams Il
| ought to be enough for Mr. Adams, at this
torrid season, TO know that,a refrigerator
has been named after him.. se 81 shigb -
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THE rwHsrr1sEposplopgR gREHuARr.

LCaag "a THE ETwENTr-5Ec0NDloHlEsasH &g
w Paleisthe February skslaa oFo@ sssha
gd 0sAnd brief the midday sunny hdrs;;5 :. h
red The wihd-swept forest seems TO SIP q Js'"'
y sFofthe sweet time of leaves and 'owers.
III Yet has no month a propnder daypGi ul 1adl ,
t4s,.. Not even when the summer. .broods,' s,'3sard !.
Ger meadows in their fresh array o. ngid
=, 81 Or Autumn tints the glowing woods. a1u1
fp Fofthis chillseason now yagain 't@ eAs
1si3a Bfings, in it's animal reand, the morn -
/ when, greatest Of the sons of men, Ss.ltai-
Gas saOur glorious Washington was born. N9s's
I, .Lo, where, beneath an icy shield aarise8g
.p ! Calmly, the mighty Hudson fowsid d ss v-to
BY sIoY-elad fell and frozen field,f3z .gzsod
MI Broadening the f lprdlyfiFer goes,lt ii seT
Ft 9Thewfldeststorm that sweeps through spaee,
4 wsAnd rendssthe oak with sudden force 91sq
iatE Cam raise no ripple onilis face 'oF kio3iea
im bOfslackeni his majestio course.1d5 s35 =
s1F westr@ffy rad af HE 3@l fF4sgE BDH
q Thus, mid the wreck Of thropss, shall liye-a
{. e. unmarred, und dimmeq, . opf hero,s name,t "a
years speceeding years shall giveou nsid
.f4@5 Increase of hnss1s to his name. tisqegss
a..5 4 ~ s15 55s'ssozEslrED wos1s .uo "gop aa1
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The Prandestt Presidential Epitaph.

tS@E&tE BG& 5I65fI8 As 5------stH-75 H1A 3'n4A5f
z The New York Worzd. describes the act
sual condition Of the graves Of the seventeen
dead Presidents of the United States.
It says that. in the way Of .epitaphs our
Presidents, on theIwhole,' have not Jared so
abadly as they might have doneaa The FASH
ioh OF funeral inscript ions, which went out
with Polk, was, revived . for Johnson, and
4notfunsuecessfully.nT Thereisa Republican
simplicity and business-like brevityiinl the
jepitaphsof Fillmore. Buchanan. Pierce and
Maids H. Nothing eonld bettsr The tsuga'
gestiye carving over " ashing gton's remains
! gefntbe national 4escutchaon.a s,Ameng our
more modern Chief hIagissrates no one
Boasts as no one has earned, q prouier lnet
mortal than President Polk. One line Of
the inseription On his tomb will shine out
in the eyes,ef the future,historian with an
pressivsnessi not fully recognized by his
own ow cont empor5trries,, or bur own genera
ton. asf ac ne planted the laws Of the Ameris'
can Union on the ssheIes of the Paeafic.o
Now that California and Oregon are houses
held swenis to as, sand we deal with Asiatic
questions as part ofIoourconrmon1p political.
expefieRce,o ii Is difficult TO realize a1l that
these few words cony ttl,vShhgalJ when John
Jacob Astor laid hissp plans for occupying the
mouth of the. Columbia ia riyer before Presia
dent cJe effersons that great statesman,a fare
seeing as he was stand dfgli ief tfaithtin the fu1
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I. The first time that 2 soldier goes into
action he fancies the shataI The hears whit
szsng through the air ia aimed at hins.I But
|tif heis not hit 1T f1fstnhe' soon Acquires p
sort of fatalissic sseasiihg that ne never will
be- Thieves ola battlee ni ght he supposed
90 be a. aolemna nomentds ! share beanta
lseyeral spes 9says Mrg II. lIzaboachsls ~ bis
paper, s7Ttt), ], and never perceived y the
iyestigs Of solemnitg, nosi7ras lar asf say =
it strike aaaY one that the next
iday lle h1iehV be- killsdsd Tsse athongftso Of
,ssysiy one were sssonee nBtatgd 1ss 1ss % snppef,
and then on finding q eoppasR tiyeisg COM
fortabl . plaeeGin which TO sleeNo slAnrlIag 2
Esbattlesaip tiinmedi diatelg eng gea ARP SIM
|pfy bOred svsr hand n hand 4 y. ight
takes tal 8 place it's due some bpnalsr Bslrg
|, ID command ION one 1siaaaaisiasleI oeief'
/ hAfossoflthe regim6nts eng gagsd 90 not teven
see tbe enemy. Attacking III rofumn and
.A,avoaetodlsarveslaae sthingsl spr tass past.
shells And bullets afs ftslst pdsitiOh ff
81 aslpE apoh sa, Jss i
decided by artillerE and aFseaA loader ar-
Iipg, Those Yh9 s sap epaeesn aahe9pae aeay
hest fire nssehssf stra ieaa neia's
;n.es AZ IaecissaiicaI Is shd Whcle aigalr thas
|4sS axip that i iIfsl Isls
she bgsf rsa iilsenk m s VI, ls ran IA put
loa'sI @ al cevabal epFe 'asinder Ayi lseKecnte
! stratepical movement % tleE Eaar hass'
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Mr.. Bryanr's Last 3 I Poem. :, g

Il gG4 .VF15ssFy CO .I ~, e@tS.E :.
MIR Bryant,s Literary life extended over period Of
seyentyfour yeass. In 1904, at the age Of ten, he
printed. his first poem in O. Massachusetts, country
paper, and oR February s2d Of he present year he
wrote his last poem as contribution to the Wash
ingtons birthday nnmber- of 1 be Sunday School
zihaesof P Philadephia, The tnesory Of Washington
has never received WORTH arifite from an Amer-
can poet as the six noble stanzas fyen aelow:lT
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.The Index- Exptlrgatorious. lis another el-

Index Expnrgatoriousi another ell
cement in the interp retatfonof Mr.. fBryant's
idea of joulrnaiisn---a comfortable, ! a sort
ooff,"4 off, lying d0Fns TO pleasant dTeams,oodi In
l.itselfit lsgood andeontainssnatter profita-
| ible feraeflection, and no writer win suffer
iffh he even goes 30 far as tp add 70 the list
and ss""W ebsters Unabridged,ni Here is
Mr. Rruant,s list af l,ralli hi ted arEnraSs.aiA
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The yoice. Of the .Autler. is still fortwa!

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gnInPize Guleh, rforfneE dayssiGW 3Ea5
du When placer lninings@as thege,I weGds
p8ogsA shanty efHecentricways bsGal1a1s
tgsaisswayedwit each mindblow soand feobas
3 1ekAndleaned against arock, as though I'd
d9EoToodrunk tosstand steadily g947issz3
.eW bus bon ass3 huG aeon a9Gi2 ssdn5s
Inside the shantN, dark and erim,lad ads 10
,aia o Four miners sat ardund ahox,110qsY =
u Andlpekes plaEeda awitheandie dims cd 3uj
.aaa WithAash5 eyes, with frogsy locks. apog
yijnWith eacha pileos goldengecks tgd3
With incidental blasphemyysI rs 1853
midnight III ii each "a player Side easia Y
.- i2S A heart bumped once, as hearts, ah met y
~ viii ever, bump in wicked PRIDE ~ '.sss -
;r-. ~ When eyes look into hands, and see &st
,..@A ,4. That likely there is going to be- m 3lat
'5'" An interesting episode. - s,. ~ ~
zeBaga lST .5FIT T., W naIlsIsl3lE 70 G9b86
Z Then grew the pot until a. knoll .Rorlom
.sldWas piled of yelloydshining gold ;sosb4a
ss Then smiled each minerin his soal--usA
..I Each gioating miner. bad and lbold---i3 %
And unused, 'I guess. Gbyldaa, i hold ,bx9t
ts,isi-o1 The hand that scoops 'etneasinY2fP
sfiGF6ur queens. said "A, and iahghed with giee
= 4S -Four kings" said B, q Is what I've got;",
-Four aces dropped to me- y said c,
And reached to gather in the pot.
- 70 Unto himself said b, ''Great .seottl aas
: - a 'Four jacks are napght but vanity -.
z 81 yp3J<kFE Bu%}AE ~ e{492 Dh& S3.%
The lightburncd blue. the ait grswthiek "a
asd Andsulphpr fumes sptesdahigh and wide,
) sg g For ID was mnttefing, hard and quick. II -
t.uf Such herrid paths as were his pride 81 50
Such oaths as straight drew to bis side rs {
Z -. His dread Satanic Majestp9e1 5esl
None saw the conner from below -
" Yet saw his handiTork. displayed, n, IN.
For D pute down f'e jacks, arow7-.,,,;,.,.
I" Diamond and aeart and club, and spade, !
o15 And one in d4evilish fashion made, -,
'''5 With cloyeln 4, foot c@onspicuoqs. CO = as, 20
.4r Weird horror csnsed an instantis pause: cad
esg Then scowfed three miners, fierce and black.
,ya And d fell down and died, hecaase 70 = 10 !
gyj Their lynfe blades pierced his breast and bac
And B said, wi a nnaH hack, Nisa 4#fa
5va,gr II. We Amt a Sountin, miracles. s."I 9o3
p Ia s,' 1I.s-l1T M YJ hgsuEssib sE8
The hut is gone; put every night IT szEa
"A ghost stalks where II qsea to stand, n
win three red woupld ds-o. }, shocking ,sightll
!, With five Jacks in 59is heny hand, 5Ht9H
!. And says. in voice stern command comm ,afnt
ai4 ,."Giye me the potla and md svanishes.l 1t -
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N kingd dom, died ait Newcastle, tEngla May
II E26s aged % years. Hisasizeis Thus desotib-
led; Ninety six inches round the shoulders
/ s76 inches round the ehest,sH inches round
I'll the thigh, and 80 inches round thescalf oE
u the leg. He weighed 728sa apoundsg and
a stood in his stoelingss6 feet 81 inoheshigh.
4 His death, occurred on the third floors and
J, after the eefim had been bailt il Wasfoapd
n necessary to cremoEesa window and portion
dgof the wall befosesit ceuldrbea placed einsthe
apartment Aftersthei body had been
placed in it,a twas lowered TO the earth
NJ again by the erection of an inclined plans
1 atfpp0n which il wasalid down nponaMaGon.
The body and coffin together watched about
a a ten.o & An incline was also used lower
aims into she grave. lan 81 W
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article ip the Boston a Adgsrtl tlssy, speaks Of
fsthe early days Of stage coaches and horse
II express from + rr6viasHce to Bosi 6n Pres
ident Jackson's message was brought
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t I'd BostsHffi tw53 kysafs kys ana fofty -dve min.
utds. IL Was iasBgsdi sfound u hi psha le,
thrown from tile boat to the rider. whe
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befeiay fe@ ihiles on HI foad:: fhe bhfdsn
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i andsh a1lsls psAaifs psAaifs ao9-~.A yIuI sasEras7EI9
~ He continued SHOOTING at sl small Al stones
throMn in the air, which the lil ball we Yaald
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The hut is gone; but every night n ,sq4
A ghost stalks where il used to stand, n
u With three red wounds g, shocking ysight!;l
with five Jacks in bis bony hand, aHioK
= And says. in voice # stern command, GO ma ,nip4
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Salt River herald., 1878-05-04

Cave Creek butter, sweet and fresh, at Lorlng's.
 The best brands of American Prints from I5 to 20 yards for Isl at the new store of Asher < Ellis.
 Jos Chase, a herder in the en- ploy of MT. Ayers at John Mullen's Lower Verde settlement was drown ed on Friday of last week.
 The second quarterly meeting of the NJ. E. Church South, will com mence in the new church building, Friday evening, May 10.
 We learn that tin mine has been discovered in the northern part of this county, some two or three miles east of the station occupied by G. W. Moore.
 Owing to the break at the head of the Ma,ic icopl Canal, it hls made water so scarce that one of our lar gest farmers will lose 300 acres of barley.
 Religious services will be held to morrow mOrIilg at Il o'clock and evening at 73O o'clock by Rev. G. M. r. Herrett. Evening subject, Education. Sunday school at ; o'clock.
 J. W. Harrison, of the Sigaal Service. and formerly of Camp Grant, arrived here lust Thursday night and has been assigned to duty as assistant operator.
 Miss Matte Tucker, the accom- plished teacher and book-keeper has left Phenix for a temporary season. She goes to Signal City to take charge of a public school.
 Julius Bauerlen, the baker, has withdrawn his advertisement and we understand he intends clos ing up his business. This leave the new bakery whose advertise ment will be found on this page, the only one in Phenix.
 Captain Hancock returned from q business trip to the Globe district via Florence last Saturday. He was accompanied by Ms. Hancock from the latter place where she had been stopping with Hon. G. II. Oury and wife during the captain $ absence.
 1 A. VI. Jancs & Co. have opened their American Bakery and are now prepared to furnish families with fresh bread, hot rolls, clkc<, | pies, etc. at their homes every morning. \ liberal discount will b. made to regular customers. Or. deis may be If at the store.
 The Agricultural. Mining and Mechanical Associ tion met last Saturday. The meeting was ad dressed by Mr. Isaac and Dr. Sheets The former gentleman introduced ; resolution to hold q fair next Fall adopt-d X meeting will be held next Saturday in the School hous,
Salt River herald., 1878-05-04

The people of Salt river have been d,privrd of mail from Phenix to Maricopa Wells, consequently their mail mater, which is MORE than that of any other point in Southern Arizona, go-s to Florence, eighty miles of roundabout before reaching its des.ira ion. The route from Maricopa Wells to Phenix should be re-established and the route from Yuma 10 Tucson so changed to take in Phcnix.-T Miner.