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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-04
So Sad.

Beautiful, beautiful silken hair"
Philip murmured fondly, toying loving
" with one of her nut-brown tresses;
soft us the plumage on III eagles wing;
light us the thistlcdown that dances on
the summer-air; the simmer ofsunset;
the glitter Of yellow gold, the rich rcd
brown Of autumnal forests blend in Ell.
trancing beauty in its And just
then it came off in his hands, and he
forgot just what to say next. There was
il moment profound silence, and then
Aurcia took it from him and went out
Of the room with it. When She came
back he was gone. They meet now,
but they meet rs strangers, and the eyes
that were Wont to beam upon each
other with the awakening love-light
now glare as though life was m eternal
washday. on CHy Derrick.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-04

perience in making good quality Of
syrup is being more general. The de-
mand forthe sorghum is also increasing,
as large quantities are used in making
the finer syrups, in curing meat and
many other ways. A single firm in St.
Louis uses annually 500 barrels Of sorg-
hum in packing meat, while the de-
mand for the refining factories is only
limited by the supply, and while the
price will moi be less than for the past
year or two, il will improve with the
quality.-Prdctical Farmer.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-04
NEW RICH BLOOD!

Parsons, Purgative Pills make New Rich
Hood and will completely change the blood in
the entire system IN three months Any person person
NAV be restored to sound health II such thing be
possible. Sent by maLl for letter stamps. !. y
JOHNSON ~ CO.. Bangor Me.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-04

quadruplcd every ten, years, and you
can easily calculate it. In ten years
they would have 400 members and a
capital OF 100000; in twenty years ~
GOO rleinbers and 100000; in thirty
years, GAO members and $3,2O0,O00
capital, and so on. This increase, more
over, does not include interests ordlyi-
dcnds, simply the savings. You see
that the working people only require
constant employment at reasonable
wages, and comfortable home 10, live
in when they are required To save that
part Of their wages not needed for their
legitimate wants, to become capitalists.
That the better class of workingmen can
secure these advantages il shown by
our practical experiment on the Mason
estate l Fl.
elbow many hours constitute days
work.
"Tcn, with the chore extra" .H
n e What arc your profits 7" 4 M
"The bylaws provide for ten per cert
dividend The men who advance mon
ey are guaranteed that there shall not
be less than six per cent. OH the amount
invested The surplus, invested in
United States bonds, il kept as fund
TO guarantee dividends. We have N
certain, pleasant, profitable and sue
cessful enterprise in our association
"And do you intend to conGne your
self to farming?"
Certainly not: am on my way to
Philadelphia now to get the required
capital to move our toy-making ma
chnery from Vermont, and then we
will start to work in earnest"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-04
A Great disappointment.

For the last few years, physicians who
nave made note Of parties purchasing
early cucumbers, watermelons, ETC.,
have been greatly disappointed because
Of "no calls" rs the people have found
DIR. Pierce's Compound Extract of Smart
Weed to be ! prompt and certain cure
for collie, cramps, dysentery, diarrhma,
cholera morbus, and all pains in the
stomach and bowels. AS an external
remedy for cuts, bruises, sprains, burns,
and the sting Of insects, il is unequaled
Sold by druggists.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-04
Montague's English Sweetheart

Olive Logan, in her london letter to
the San francisco Call, says;
The death OF the young actor Mann,
whose stage name was Montague, who
expired suddenly in San Francisco a
short time ago, has caused another heart
i'll England to ache besides that Of his
doting mother. 1t has often been the
cause Of wonderment, particularly
among the bewitching bellies of New
York, why "Monty" never married, or
even why, without marriage, lie never
allowed himselfto drift into the entan-
clement Of apassionate love affair. A
few persons here know what caused him
to wear the coat-ofmail Of indifference
which made him bullet-proof against
the rafting fusillade Of laughing eyes in
America. AT his very earliest appear
ance here he was seen and loved by q
charming English girl The opportun-
ity for meeting was found as quickly
by her us by her love-crafty predecessor
in the tale Of Verona. But there were
greater impediments in the way Of mar
rage between this new Romeo and this
new Juliet than Il mere family dispute.
Montague was not only poor in purse,
but in social standing well, he was on
the stage; with some people that was
enough. The lady, on the other hand,
WAS rich and noble, the daughter Of one
Of the proudest earls that treads ances-
trail acres in England. To broach the
subject of marriage to her naughty par
ents, her young ladyship knew would be
madness. So, sadly, but not despair
ingly, the lovers concluded TO separate,
"Monty" to fill his engagements in
America until such time as he required
to amass a certain amount of money,
when he was to return to England, os-
tensibly only to see his mother, and
after his visit terminated, 4 certain per-
son would be found at Liverpool wait
ing for him. and they We're to return to
America together.
| Several suitors have presented them
selves during the time Montague was in
America, but as the lady is still "o'er
young to marry yet, her refusal of their
offers has not excited much surprise,
but the other day at country house,
when large company had gathered in
the drawing waiting to go in TO
dinner, an officer Of the Coldstream
| Guard, who had arrived from London
iii the afternoon, told the party he had
heard at die clubs the night before that
young Montague who used to play the
lovers at the Prince Of Wales, YOU
knoW-was dead.
a banchcd cheek, u low moan, girl
fainting III the arm Of the hostess, who
entered the door just in time to catch
her before she fell, told the story Of love
and hope deferred, now nevermore to
be rekindled.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-04
Cooperation In Nirginia.

For the past six monthsa cooperative
association Of workingmen has been in
successful operation in Fairfax county,
W., seven miles below Mount Vernon
from the windows Of which the COM
sight. Tho practical manner in which
the association is managed, and the sue
cess attending il, have attracted the 1T
tention Of men possessing both phlan-
thropy and capital, and it promises to
assume large proportions. Meeting tho
business superintendent Mr.. Joel ii !.
ELLIS, Yesterday, IL Post reporter asked
him
"How il your association getting on
Mr.. ElIis?p
First rate.
How much land do you OWN
"Seven hundred and fifty acres, the
old Mason estate"
GLOW long have you been there2
"Six months. We were originally
located MI Springfield, VT, being there
three wears, our specially being the
manufacture OF toys, such us iointed
dolls, backgammon boards, etc. We
were burned out, but Our machinery il
still III Vermont. We have been farm
ing and gardening here in Virginia, but
not manufacturing rs yet.
GLOW many members have your
"Twenty persons, fifteen men and
five women, with II capital of $l7 800
We ought 10 have one hundred mem
hers and IL capital OF $4,000 to enable
lis to realize from the beginning the
full benefits of cooperative house
kecpinr. Onr association gives con-
slant employment nnd reasonable wages
"a i'll employees, and boards them iii II
pleasant homo nj il low figure. a work
inpman cnn enrn, say 500 per year.
his bonll Mil cost $l75, he is required
IL save one.lourth of his wages, say
500 Der yoar, md invest It in the
stock of the association, on which ho il
Guaranteed Il six pcr cent. annual diyi-
dend. He il Thus left with 1925 Tor
clothes and incidental expenses. Ii Il
man. twenty ycurs old, IONS the asso-
,intion and invests Ills annual dividends
ii the stock ho will have 1T the age oil
thirty. Sl.3lS; III Tie ago of forty his
savings will 10 S2.673. md going on nj
thc sumo ratio whom IL sseventv years
Nd IN viii hnyo SogO4g woman
Will oarn s,5l, nor yeoy. hrr hoard will
liz S1o5 size il required "a give ono.
Guh &c her WAGES ~ $40 and invest Il
il III, stock leayino her Ss5 for clothes
md in,ilrntinls Stnrting ID twenty
vnnrs nd "a thirty she wnnla have
S65a md ~ seventy ycnrs old he,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-04
4 Word Of Warming TO Counterfeiters.

Tho widespread fame oi Hostcttot's stomach
Bittors causes d necessity on our part 70 remind,
from time IL time, whom Il may concern, ot the
e,ct TINT Initiating said article is punishable Of
f,,nct, and We now give this word Of caution, that
No viii most assurealy have AZ those persons en-
gagged Iii re.iillng our seeend-hand bottles, sell.
whatsoeyel painting on on the pubic q spurious
article purporttng 10 he orr preparation punished
10 the full extent of the law. Penalty Tor cosh~
terfeitlnr. Or dealing in counterfeit trade mark
goods, is set forth IN i law recently passed ~
Congress. /" Fine not exceeding xiOOo, nr lmpris-
pnnivnt not moro than two years, or both sueh
NeTlrr ii nEALERs Ann PURCHASERS. Hostel.
ter.s Buffers ara netfr, under any circumstances.
Eoli HI bllik nvr ALWAYS IN BurrLEs, With ninety
engraved q. y Internal Revenue tspeelai pionEls.
faryl stamp covering the cork of each bottle, fast
ened Ia both sides iii the neck ii same All htters
nurportinr Ia lii Hestetter's, without this stamp,
ar.s rnuntsrfrtt. llosrErrER 4 satrH.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-04

SAFE.-It is safe to say that no better
Saieratns can he made than d. i. De
Land 4 Co.'S Best Chemical. Besides it
is full weight and that is more than can
be said Of some brands Of Saleratns.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-09

REPORT OF GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES.
Fashington, September 6.-The Treasury
Department has prepared a statement show
ing the receipts and expenditures OF the
Government from 1856 to 1873, from Which
it appears the smallest amount OF revenue
received between these years was IN 1861,
when it was only S4l, 100000. In 1863. with
internal overwhelmingly, over S37 ,000,-
000--and direct tax added, it was S112,697,-
900, increasing each year till 1866, when 1t
was sos, 100000. Then there was u down.
ward tendency. the receipts being $751;
763,S7S for the fiscal year ending with the
30th OF June. The expenditures in 1861
were $6G,546,6l4; in 1868, S7l4.740,-
725; in 1865, l,a97, 555, 224; and in
1866, S52O.S00, 4l6. From this date
the expenditures were downward, those
for the fiscal year 1878 being $780,
9G4, 1926. These expenditures include pay
ment OF interest on the public debt. the
largest amount on which was in 1867. That
for 1878 was $l02, 50l,s74. The latter is az
counted for BY payments Of interest which
had accrued fn former years, and by the fact
that from July /, 1877, to July l, 1878, a
large amount OF six-per-cent. bonds Gnter-
est payable January and july were funded
in bonds bearing d and per cent. interest,
payable quarterly. Had the slX-per-cent.
bonds not been converted the interest there
on from January /, 1878, to July ], 1878,
would not have been due and paid until az
ter the beginning Of the fiscal year 1873,
But the quarterly interest on the 48- and A.
per-cept. bonds fell due and was paid du,.
ring March and A prii of the fiscal year 1873,
and thus caused al apparent increase OF in
terest for the year.
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REGISTRATION OF THIRD-CLASS MAIL MAT
TER Washington, September G..-The
Third Assistant Postmastcr-General issued
to-day the expected circular to postmasterS
on the subject OF the registration OF third
class mail matter, fixing the first OF October
As the date when this extension OF the re-
gistry system will go into effect, and cstab-
lshn. ten cents in addition to the regular
postage as the registry fee on each package.
TO afford public convenience and TO pro-
mote the efficiency OF the postal service are
set forth as the purposes OF the adoption OF
the plan. The regulations given are the
same rs those for registered matter, modi-
fled in conformity with the rules gov.
crnipc third-claSs matter. The malta
bic matter to which the protection OF
the registry system is thus extended
embraces all pamphlets, occasional publica-
tons, transient newspapers, magazines,
handbils, posters, unSealed circulars, pros
pectuses, books. book-manuScripts, proof
sheets, corrected proof-sheets, maps, prints,
engravngs, blanks, flexible patterns, artl-
Giles of merchandise, sample cards, phono-
graphic paper, letter envelopes, postal en-
vclopcs and wrappers, cards, plain and
ornamental paper. Photographic representa-
tons OF different types, seeds, cuttings,
bulbs, roots, scions, and all other matter
which NAV be declared mallable by law, and
all other articles not above the weight pre-
scribed by law. which are not from their
form or nature liable 10 destroy, defacc, or
otherwise iniure the contents OF the mall
bag or the person of any one engaged in
the postal service. Weight OF packages not
TO exceed four pounds.
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SATURDAY. MIGHTY '7IELBGRlNS,
EMBRACING NEWS FIsOM ALL
3 PARTS OF TEE WORLD.

THE YELLow-FEyER scoURGE; DEATHS
IN THE SOUTH AND wEsT; DESPERATE
STATE OF AFFAIRS IN MEMPHIS; THE
Conclusion TEST WITH ARTILLERY TO
BE APPLIED:, MORE AID FOR THE sgF-
FERERs; DEATHS AT NEW ORLEANS;
WHAT THE RALEIGH LADIES ARE Do
ING; OTHER SYMPATHY AND AID
THE GENERAL ELECTION IN VERMONT;
REPUBLICANS ELECTED BY REDUCED
CONGRESSIONAL N0AlINA-
TIoNs EXCHANGING THE STANDARD
SILVER DOLLAR FOR UNITED STATES
NoTEs-A FIRE IN BROOKLYN; LOSS, s22,-
:ooo-BosToN RACES PosTPoNED-ATURK-
IsH :PAsHA AND TWENTY OF BIS SUIT
AIAssACRED By ALBANIANS, &C., &C.
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CASE OF MR.. c. WOLFE,
OF POINT CoUPEE PARISH. LOUISIANA.

POINT CoUpEE PARISH, LA, April 2, 1878.
Mr. Thomas F. Goode. Proprietor Buffalo Lithia
Springs, Virginia.:
Two years ago began to suffer with severe and
constant pain In iay kidneys. which was soon FOL
lowed by violent attacks, averaging about Two
week, causing excruciating agony, from which
was frequently relieved by the discharge OF stone
of from four TO six grains in weight; al other times
by the passage Of smaller stone, and sometimes br
sand In considerable quantities.
sought, but in vain, the best medical assistance.
and Tho result Of this state of things was reduced
10 such condition that my medical advisers told me
frankly that had nothing to hope from remedies
that my condition was hopeless one; and looked
to death alone for termination of miserable ex-
tsteuce. Mr.. j. l.. Lyons, druggist OF New Or
leans about six months ago advised me to try the
Buffalo Iiithia Water, Spring No. 2, which did.
About a week after commenced the use OF 1t had
an attack Of less than usual severity, In which
passed TWO small stones, one of aohtch placed IN
tnnbter Of the ,oater. and tn abouthree hours
found 1t diSSotped to. fine potoder. That gave me
confidence and determined TO persevere IN Its use
have had no attack whatever since, nor has there
been any discharge Of stone or sand.
The pain In my kidneys has entirely disappeared;
my weight. which had been greatly reduced, have
fully re,ained; and my general health has been en-
tirely restored. j very cheerflly acknowledge my
Indebtedness 10 the Buffalo Lithta Water for my
life aud the comfort which row enjoy:
~. Respectfully. Z. WOLFE.
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FARMVILLE.
YEIIGw-rEyER SYMPATHY MEETING.

YELL GT-rETER SYMPATHY hEEIiAh.
SEPTEMBER 6, 1878.
Editors dispatch: The citizens OF Farm
Vile, under cali of Mayor Cowan, met to-
dav to devise means OF helping the yellow
fever suilerers-Judge Watkins presiding.
On the motion OF r. B. Berkeley. Esq, an
executive committee OF white and colored
citizens was raised, instructed to apply TO
citizens OF town and country to aid In car
rying into effect the object OF the meeting.
Rev. MessrS. Peterson, Whitehead, Halves,
and MeSsrs. Branch, Winston, Wright,
Richardson, Adams, and others, took part in
the proceedings. An incident worthy OF
record occurred. Tad. Branch (colored)
made. with Il sensible speech, the first and a
liberal donation. The sum OF about SlGC
was raised, and this sum will be increased.
The counties OF Cumberland and Buck.
ingham will unie with Prince Edward IN
contributing to this fund.
W G.. Ncnable, Esq, cashier OF the
Planters Bank. is the treasurer OF the fund,
and TO him contributions can be sent. Let
there be no delay.
\ minute of sympathy with Rev. DIR. Will
son, OF New Orleans, offered by Mr.. HAYES,
was unanimously adopted. HOWARD.
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BY Telegraph.


NEW York, September 7-Gold opened at 0O3s
Noon.-Stocks dull. Money on call, 2D2R per
cent. Exchange-Long, ASK; shori, 4s6. Govern
ments dull. Stale bonds steady.
Epentng.-Money easy at 1E62 per cent Ex-
change. 4Sls@4e1S. Governments steady; new
5's, 106k. States dull
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, September 1.-THE weekly statement
Of the associated banks shows the following changes:
Loans increased ii .001 200 specie decreased ~
200: legal tenders decreased s3.26J.000; deposits
Increased $547.lOO; circulation decreased 1916,
400; reserve decreased S3,44s,975. The banks
hold ia excess of legal rcquii cInens.
BALTIMORE.
HALTIMORE. September 7.-VirgnIa 6's. old, 90 {;
deferred, SIS: cousols, 54E: second series. 20;
ast-tue coupons. 7SI. North Carolina 6'$, old.
Is (; new, s.; special laX l. Bid to-day.
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Mrs. NJ. J. Dohcrty has been acquitted OF
the murder OF her son-iu-aw, Samuel Arm
strong, q farmer near London, Ohio, who
was shot through the head at night while
asleep bv the side of bis wife. The mys-
terry of the murder is not yet solved.
David Hall is appointed postmaster at
Rogers Store, Orange county. Va, c'ce
Mrs. E. Rogers, resigned.
The incomplete spirc OF 4 new Catholic
church at Bradford, Pa, fell Friday, fatally
injuring three workmen engaged in its con-
struction. They fell a distance OF 127 feet.
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s,sastitng!xlifl,.,, N 8
FIVE CAPTURED ~ i SEINE now THEY WERE
5, .fx CONQUERED. q

i
S.. fErum the New Haven journal, August s. st.l
| AS tie large seine OF the East Haven
Fishing Company was being drawn TO shore
yesterday afternoon, and when tue catch
was close In to the sand beach, and the
heads and tails OF thousands OF white fish
constantly appeared and disappeared, Thick
| ~ filling the surface OF the water In the net
enclosure, an unusual and violent commo-
ton told OF the presence OF more sharks II,
the net. sss. .5att
On "Wednesday enc monster man-eater
eleven feet long was taken, and on Thurs
day, with $4,000 white fish brought to
shore, there were five OF the rnpacious
monsters captured-one seven feet IN
length, one six fest, and the rest smaller.
The capture OF these had wheted expecfa'
tsons Of seeing more, although the company
are not at all anxious for their appearance,
owing to the danger OF their tearing and
thrashing the net 10 pieces.
they bad not become aware that they were
prisoners, and were rushing about Sorging
themselves on the white fish at great rate.
1t wasn't long before they found out that;
there was trouble In the camp, and they
IaShed the white fish filled water with their
tails, and swan around in circles, lathering
the place with foam. Not to give the
sharks too much leeway, Mr.. Meacham
stepped out among the thousands OF
struggling white fish, axe in hand, and
dealt two Of the largest sharks each a pow.
crful blow. which seemed to stun them
little. Then, with large, heavy iron hook
in hand. with 4 long rope attached reach
ing to shore, be watched his chances, and at
the right moment struck the hook into the
nearest shark. and the hook taking strong
hold, the shark, with ten or a dozen sturdy
men at the rope, soon found himself on the
sand. The operation was repeated until hVe
of the ugly, tnraShing intruders were making
the sand fiy on the beach and swapping their
saw teeth in most savage fashion. A beam
| pole inserted in the mouth OF one OF them
was held as if in wise, and pieces OF board
were bitten in two. 's.
The three largest sharks were measured
with a foot-rule when lying comparatively
quiet. The largest was eight feet long, the
| next seven, and the third six feet. Inc
other two were three or four feet long, but
were active and saucy enough. AS soon as
some Of the sharks found themselves on
land they discharged from their capacious
Jaws = shower OF white fish. One OF the
smaller sharks had his head bitten clean oil
in trice when inserted in the open Jaws
OF the eight-footer.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
SATURDAY, September 7, 1873.
Country produce.

Country Produce.
Bees,oar: 23c. p 10.
Butter: Prime 10 choice yellow, lS;G zoe: fair
TO good. S@l5c.
corn Heal: Csc. p busllel for country.
Drled Fruit: Armies. 292Ac. neaches. peeled.
5taSc.; unpeeled, 2Hg34c.; cherries, S@lQc. q
ID. /; blackDerries. &C.
Egos: In barrels .l3Gl4c. q dozen: II crates. II
@l5c. a
SOC.
HdV: Virginia timothy, G5c.-ycry dull; clover
and mixed. 50M60c. .et .-.
OHts: Balen. 45c.
P0tatoes: irish. p barrel, Sl.259s1.50.
Lard Country. 7.st4sc.
Rae: 53c. q tuslie
EiLmdc. 1Jc.
Bnted Strd,o: 35Gl4Oc.
IyooI: Washed. 3O@32c.: unwashea. 20@23c.
BURY wool will bring from S 10 sc. Z. 10 less than
above rates.
Cement, Lime. Plaster. &c.
Cement: Rose ,dae. Sl.50@$l.60 p barrel flames
River, s1.60@Sl.7n.
Lime: Agricultural, e@10c. h,lshel; Rocland,
al lOa1Sl rs. according In quantity.
Plaster: Lump, s4GlS4.25; ground, 67.'Omss,
delivered cacined master. S2. 'ts@
Tar: Large size. s3.25QS3.5O.
Dry Goods.
Broom Sh.er,nqs and ShtrtfnGs: "A Manciiec.
ter exc; Il Manchester. 6tc.; Z Manchester, SIC:
al James River. &C.: james RIVER; osc.i
james River. AHc "A Granitevile. 7Ac: Granite.
"A W. C0nestoea. TIC. + g. Conesfoga 6Ec.: = u
Conestoea. exc; 10-4 reperill. 25c.; lo-4 City,
221sc.: Cotton-yarns, 9Oc.
B(edeked shtYtiRqS and Saeefta9S: Al WAN
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vermont Efeetaons.

& WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VI, September
1.-THE First Congressional district, with
four towns to hear from, gives Joyce tRep.)
8se85 maiority; Second distrfct-Tyier
'Rep.). 7,259 majority; Third district-no
Choice, In the Third district Grant (Rep.)
received 6,645. Wakeman lDem.l 3,558,
Barlow (bolterJ 0, 112. There will be a,l-
other, election November 9Th.
The Senate and House is strongly Repub-
Iican, though elected by diminished maiori-
ties. The Greenbackers elected to the
House nre mostly Democrats. Rutland, St.
Adams, and Burlington, the three largest
towns, are represented by Democrats.
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COMPANY F's CONTEMPLATED VISIT
Company T, OF Richmond. have decided to
make their contemplated visit to Washing
ton during the month OF October. They
will be the guests of the Washington Light
Infantry Corps, and will be handsomely en-
tertaned. When they arrive they will be
met at The depot by The Light Infantry
Corps and escorted to their armory, where
they will be banqueted. Later in the day
they will be escorted to Mount-Vernon-
Place church with side-arms, where they
will listen to a sermon by the pastor, Rev.
Mr.. Harrison. chaplain OF the House Of
Representatives. On the following day,
which will be Monday, there will he dress
parade, General Moore commanding
Uashipqton Republican, 9Th.