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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-30
REPORr.


oan Franetseo beara.
LAST EvESISo.
IS Meadow Valley. zoe
ITO Raymond & Ety.
$50 Eureka Con-. IS. 81 si0. 5js
30 Jackson. ~
100 Phenix.f
800 Alps. 25c
200 Newark. 40
200 Leopard. Toe
500 ella. I 20
32J Northern Belle, !, . so
COO Hussey. zoe
$50 Manhattan. Z. Ca,O'.
355 Grand Prize. 50, jO
$50 De Frees. 2jc
100 ArgsntA. SOC
100 Navajo. 2pc
600 Endowment. 2Jc
Neutrality-suspicious.. = 20. ? ~. "a
80 Day. soc
200 Hillside. IL
7s0 Modoc. I 10. I co. 60
200 New Coso. IL. 70
$50 Boiie. I GO
200 Beehtel. I %.
90 Martin White.
$50 Tip Top. IL
IS silver King. III
30 Julia. IL
AS California. 20
3C0 silver Hill. ~. l u
g25 Savase. i0fs. ~ 50
$40 Gould 4 Curry. c.
465 0phir. 81. 35s
$40 Hale a N~orcross. CO
IFS Ward, I Is
$3.50 Silver Prize. i5c
$50 Bullion. Z o..
$50 Wells Fargo, Sc
$50 E~xchequer. 2 Is
30 Mexican. 81
$50 Alta. Ga
20 Ovsrman, IL
10 Utah.
375 Sierra Nevada. 4 10. AIS
40 Con. Virginia, i3S bio, i3s
90 Crown Point. > IS
40 Best 4 Belcher. i3t, i3's
3O Belcher.e q 60
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MEMORIAL DAY.
now 1T MAS oBsERvED ON THE
COMsrOCk.

a Fine pispiay ~ virgisss cry
ne<sr~.isg shs ersses OF These
Wh. vemxhs - she 0rsas ctvti
Wsr-rhe niue ard NE gray 81
ksa.i Tsrms-orss.sa ~ Hs..
ysnss seeiy -ressn By Hse. @ c.
Goodvts-rhs CheRal oeeisty.
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Ip...,s.r-. S...s g,..,.s.

J Penberthy. TTarrigan. @ Edwards.
Fl Ainsworth. J II Marshall. + Burke.
Y N Dickson. J d Coghlan. l. Hyneman.
J Y CLARK. J N Morgan. Miss p Parsons.
John Williams. Judge Geo Turner. J u
King and family. 4 Goldsisin. II = Nesiek.
J ID Treadwell. W N Leets, W Z Judd.
Mrs. l. MeCAbe. y Black. Mrs Hall. Miss
Cohen. II Cohen, Mrs Wagner. p Trc.ize.
Mrs W II Ash. W Gootch. Miss N Hall.
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CHICAGO, Nay 30.-A Trih~ns Washing.
ton special says the Potter Committee yes.
terdsy virtually decided 10 hold Ito ses.
sions in secret. also to send acommittce TO
Louisiana with Mcmahon a. Its chairman,
and one 10 Florida with Potter a. It's chair.
man. Signs OF d~isintegration are shown
by tho Democracy In refusing to DO bound
by caucus action.
Pears fer william Cuiiss Bryasr's
Life.
NEW Yonx. Nay 3o.-Lsst evening VIM.
Cullen bryant. after taking part In the
exercises Of the unwilling Of the bust OF
Mazzini In Central Park. was invited 70
the house OF his friend. General Wilson.
In ascending the steps he fell BACKWARD
striking on his head. He Was removed to
his own home a. soon ~ possible. but has
recognized no person since. His physi.
clan has some hopes Of his recovery.
although he Ia In . very dangerous con-
dition.
Deesrasisa nay In the East.
WASHINGTON. May 3o.-Decorstion Day
Was generally observed as . holiday. A
national salute was fred this morning.
There were services ct the Congressional
Cemetery, Soldiers Home and Arlington.
AL soldiers graves were decorated. AZ
Arlington, Representative Williams, OF
Wisconsin. delivered the memorial Grafton.
The attendance Of several places was not
a largo a. heretofore, owing In . measure
to the absence Of tho President and other
dignitaries st Gettysburg.
Mississary work.
Bosrox. Nay 30.-At . meeting OF the
American Board Commission for Foreign
Missions. the report Of the Secretary was
read. showing IS missions. 50 stations. 6o4
quotations, among nations speaking 26
different languages, with 4 population OF
400, 900, 600. Total working force from
America, 355 ; total native laborers. i.i02;
churches. 262; church members. l,t50 ;
total number under instruction. 23,OiO.
Memorial Day IN New York.
NEW YoRK. May 3O.-The ceremonies
Of the day began with tho decoration. at
daylight. Of Admiral P%srragut's grave ct
Mountvernon. During the day all the vari.
Gus cemeteries wero visited. The city 10
decked with bunting. aud all tho statues
aud monuments are decked with flowers.
Tho ceremonies will end by . grand liter.
airy entertainment In Booths Theatsr 10.
night.
struck By ~Lighsstsg.
INDIANAPOLIS, May 3d. The machine
shops OF the Indianapolis. Peru and Chi.
cago Railroad Company. at Peru, Ind.
were struck by lightning last night, aud
with their contents entirely consumed BY
fire. There were three locomotives and
two stock cars In the shops. The loss 10
estimated At $780, OO. No insurance.
Decoration Day NJ o~ettysbury.
GErrrsBuRo. May sO.-over 5000 per-
sons. including President Hayes and other
distinguished visitors, participated In the
ceremonial exercises on the battlefield OF
Gettysburg to-day. The ceremonies were
very impressive.
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Cenplisnss tary.

Through the courtesy Of our friend, A.
p. M~urgotten. Secretary Of the Santa Clara
County tCsl.) Pioneers. wo have received
. complimentary ticket TO the fourth an
nual reunion Of that Society. which IL 70
take place at O'Donnell's Gardens, Ban
Jose, on the 22d Of June. Many thanks
for the invitation and compliment. Should
u be our pleasant luck to DO 10 tina. vicin.
ity on the occasion. 10 will Afford US 4.
prems delight 70 meet and commune with
Tho ancient infexibles or old stifs" Of
the "dsys Of 40" residing In that pas
torsl section. and help them eat . few kst-
ties Of beans.
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POLISH TIKI YOUNGSTERS TEETH

with sozoDoST. and when they grow mp
their mouths win BE- ssrnished with sound and
hands me ones. The foundation OF many .
toothaehe 10 laid In childhood by neglect and
IL 10 very Important 10 the sell.beipr Of either
child or adult that the teeth fhould be well
taken care Of. Bad teeth are no nt masticaton
OF The food, and bred dyspepsia Mahs thsm
wniie and strong. therefors. with bozoDONr'
4 prsserystive Of supreme eIosllsncs and purity.
Use Il without DELAY. myli
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FROM n. PLUMnRR, NJ. D., OF
AUBURN, ", n.

"Aithoueh avsiss 70 countensneins patent
medicines. I eheerfully make an exception OF
your very excellent lung prsparsiion-Dr. wis'
tsr's Baissm Of wild Cherry. This preparation
have used In my prsctics FOE more Than yen
year. past, and have always fouod II 10 be OF
more tneetuai service than anything within my
knowledse, recommend u with the greatest
confidence 20 those subject 10 coughs and pal
monary complsints." soA By oil druggists.
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rnR pAl.ACE EATING STAND.

For Q rosst OF beef unezoellsd In STOREY
county, 70 to Thomas HsfrJn's Eating Stand
In the Palace Saloon. NO. ! North Q strref
Virginia CITY. Fresh oysters ct oil hour In
svsfy style. Forty ninsn always on hand q
m, hest and frcsl est Of eli that the mafkets
snord. The Palace Eating Stand has no superior.
TT Il. spS
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PkRsosAL--G. X. Porter and W. A.
Searles. Of Ban Francisco. and N. E. Spaul.
ding. Of Boston. came on tho pas.
sengsr train from Carson this morn
ing. They have been over at Bodie
on . prospecting trip and speak highly oil
the mineral resources Of that section.
They are taking . look 81 the mining
work. and mills Of tho Comstock now.
Ice nearly . quarter Of an inch thick
formed In Gold Hin yesterday morning.
TIE Youngwossh oys,sr and osop Hou'e'
No. n South O street, Virginia City, 10 ths
ssdlne sstsblishmsat % the oomstoek
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A %HOUsHHOLD PHRFUMR.

Evsry family able to appreciate and 'nIoJ the
pleasure Afforded By . really heaithiui and Do
iIeious performance should supply themselves
win The genuine Murray q IAnman's florda
water. It1s the most delightful and most last
Ing OF al fragrant waters. mye In
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m Can make money fast.r d work for NJ u,su
q anything slse. Capital no. required, VI
will start you. ti2 per day d home made b
wanted svsryvhero 70 votk for rs New 10 thu
time. Costly outht and terms ire. Address
mia ems TRUs B co., Augusta, Maine.
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MURnAYI q LANmAN's FLORIDA
WAITE

Rxsrts q wonderfully eIhiiarating and refresh.
ing influence on sveiy one coming within It,
range, and - . consequence. a. parties where u
IL us.d, The dancers lei no fatigue, the con.
yrrpation never fsgs. al the mental povcr
Of tna guests being stimulated TO : Q highest
dame. mys5 In
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HELP, or I PERISH.

Thousands Of persons In bad health. and
thoss suffering with disease. feel hat 10 thsy do
no, get reiisf soon, II will b too lats. Thsy
realize that their maiady u Destroying thtii
Brlstol's Pills and B~srsparllA, they have
cured thousspds who were 10 despair. and Why
mot Won.
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CoNNkcIloSs-h hnc iiAioN
Norcross mine they yesterday afternoon
male connection between the north drift
on their 2iOo level and tho winzo that goes
down from the 200 level at . point 100 feet
north Of the main incline. This IL not
new work. Tho drift and Wine wero
crushed In and filled mp. and the work OF
cleaning out and retimboring them being
completed yesterday. . good and useful
circulation Of air was obtained.
NEw OrricERs.-Day before yesterday
the old Board Of Directors Of the Wells
Fargo Mining Company resigned. and the
following were elected In their places ;
J.. N. Walker. President: DR.. Corycll.
Vice President; y. N. Hall. Robert sher.
wood and A. J. Adams. Trustees. James
IT. Cro-sman has been elected Superin-
tendent.
PubLIc scnooL ElERcisks. - Public
School exercises. commencing at $50 2.
n. tomorrow. consisting Of songs. recitA-
tion., dialogues and examples in intel
iectuAi arithmetic. will DO held In Prof.
], Y. Bray's Department.. Gold Hill. The
public are cordially invited to DO present
Tur PlsroL.-Two Italians named
'o-sp" -'--sS,- r,,..,T.,.,..,
last evening. Nobody hurt. There Is .
woman Ia the case. ~ usual. Tho fighters
will have an examination before Judge
Nosss 81 10 O'Clock to-morfo" iho'h'"s'
Tn, Gar,r H,r.-A large party Of
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ,n.,oJ;n, s.n.,or
- N N D.,,o,, Georv, A. King.
s.m lone. and Red Frank Wheeler. will
mako 4 visit 10 the "0reai East some
time next month. Ihsy vii soo .se ,he
ga...aans ,s.,on'
,
-, p;r.ma,.. 40.
"a ya".,.,~ r,,v ~, p.,.m,,
eiA'ion VI ,,sna Az, arsmsn in yireini.
city. he being one Of the original proprie,
tors Of tho ln'ernatonAi hoS' oh -
street.
Dan. WELDON, for Q long umo e'o'A ="
the Gold Hill Po.toiice. returned ycster'
day nom California and u again ~"
Post Of duty. a 70 Al~Ays rin'ns ~
Win ihe public.
m
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n. m, GALLUP.

O. n. oILLur. opposite the Bank Of osiifor'
mia. Gaia NH. keeps constantly on hand eli
favortts brands Of Imported Cigar. choice bii
cirsrs, eli kiads OF ehsving Tobacco. meer.
schsum pipes, nuts, candles. fns eutiey. and
toys and Ancy goods OF all kinds. sp3s n
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TIE Younevorth Oyster and Chop Houss
No. II South O street. virginia City. V hs
lssdlnR estahlishment on the Comstock.
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EUROPE.
Russia Alarmed by Aus
tria's Movements.
fHE LATE CHANGES IN fHE TURK.
IsH MINISTRY.
ls,.c,AL pIss.rcu.s TO re ooLD unI
DALI NEus.l
rhs East.rn Question.

Tho military operations Of Austria arc
creating considerable alarm In Russia. and
the Car 10 now said to DO moro fearful oil
becoming embroiled In . contest at arms
with that Power than with Great Britain.
Certain IL 10, that Count Audrassy is
making all needfal preparations 70 defend
Austrian interests. not only at tho Con.
sress. bu, after the Congress. should that
body fail 70 render exact justice 10 Aus
triA. Tho Fourth Army corps 10 concen.
trating In Galicia. Eastern Transylvania
and Dalmatia. and all the passes OF tho
Carpathisns have been occupied by Aus
TRAN dstachmena. An ironclad squadron
has been ordered TO the coasts Of Albania
and Macedonia. The military occupation
Of the line Of the 0rsova railway IL In
progress. and General Ilodick has gone TO
Marcarscs TO inspect the strstesical points
on the road leading into Herzegovina. IL
10 very evident that Andrassy regards tho
separate Anglo.Russisn negotiations with
great uneasinoss.
Avienpa correspondent telcgraphs what
,.h.,t...S \, ln.,,,. A ma ,hs -,ro,o.i.
- ~. Co., -.a,honv.,,0 ,ooL N
-. - ~s,.. ,.v. .nn.ro,,I, h.en
$3.50. 49, n,....t ,r,., Var. ,h., N.
southern boundary Of New Bulgaria should
DO formed by . line running from Burgas
10 P~hilipopolis, aud thence 10 vranla.
This vould restore 10 Turkey q great por.
d.. :, p..-.,i. -,,.h , ,,..,v ~ s.a
uon iou
Stefano takes from her. u leave buigaris
With no port on the Rsesn sea. Datoum,
n. Al. 4. .,.o. IA Ia ,~s.,o,oi IN Turkey.
-. .".~s,,.,. a.. NJ
on condiuon mat sue aemo'''' .''
ubian fortresses, aud European 10 70 DO
substituted for Russian control In carry.
Ing out the treaty All other po'nn arc
70 be left open for tho discussion OF tho
congress, including tho question OF tho
rstrooession Of Bessarabis.
-
The INITIATION IN EASTER" Esr"pe.
EprSBuRou, May 3o.-hnmors oiA ais
solution Of Parliament arc again current.
In,no, Nav s0-The report of tho
o., o.. -, u,.L,..
remo'h OF fu.a' o 80
Pashss, from tho command before Con
stsntinoplc ID not confirmed, but IL 10 said
,h., AZ. a,i,,n 4. .u.plcious Of than. and
N.-, x-.-.., ~. nj.
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InA III ITAu OI u Ilk T.
wh,ia tho Ami roar M freeJom's gun
C.,m. on ,hs Maj from Ie,ineto1.
And coreord roused. NO longer tame.
vorsot hsr oi5 bantism,i name.
N.de bare her patriot arm Of power,
And svelled the discord Of the hour"
:, ,ou,..s
seven -. \. r,N""
heaven, y. 'ne nus. sisins sne sleory %
the pstr,oe, ana your country oecsme 10
independent nauon. ana next CAL 10
you minds ONT OF your country achieve
ments before The War Of the great rebellion
began. and In which you acted such I'm
portant parts. She grew o prospered q
country never grew n prospered before
Every Tree man vas the equal Of his neigh.
Dor. Inc FOREST gave way 70 me cuiuvated
nsid. PoVerty was suppianteu ~ plenty
sio'h and isnorance vanished before tne
inuusnoe o. % senooi'nouse mo the coi,
iege. Inc sins OF ne people were eorfec.eu
.nrougn ,ne Cnuicn, .nicn .ney Ps.o
uoeu .s oevo. apsn sne ,o "a .n'
sn 5aisan.s Hs,
.amsoee ,nS.s w. ssa.- nnnns,, ana
Ssa NJ ~ ~, Az
NY. an
- - ~ a.,i.h, n,
n .nN WIN ,.sson
..esy Pyop'o ne annn., mi In
Anu 70 ,no mlgh. nA'o IA
1911 ner krssss .uu io sos'
nor Peop's u.ea ~ -. -. III.
ever' bas Tor o great nanona, SIN. IN
SIN w. nnmnn slavery. oui
toosns 70. I,oeiiy tor w .s.n ~ .,a Sn;
-. - I,,ss.. a. ali TIN
suey ,o.so' S., ~ 49,, nn.vith.
- - ~. ~. m.yss 80,
sIssis ~ ~ n..,..,. t-as,tom
S,ua,ns y ks,u III ~ IS. -.
Ns,snet sne sou'u nut sne so.un - M
,esPonsiole tor .nis SIN. out oo.u I'M
oeeros sere ~ M
sissery nsa w. hso.
norv oecsuse s's.eIy 'ue. uP.oas-
w M run : 'eu sa,',ns
sno wneie 60 - IL
oecease u VA pronuspis' 1reeu " VIZ ".
NOS iovo OF lus.oe' tuiou. uoa sA.es' sne
people mucn ume Ior IePcn'enrr snu "
usuuon, out .noy ne'e' eAun1. 49, os w
naa apoitsheu sia.ety reviic9 'nose Wnu
had retained u win inc SIN o. ~siAvenoiu
Ing. . those VINO retained slavery re.
viled tho others - intermeddiers' unJus'
and ungenerous.
Aueh run va, s,iu on oo.n .,ues, snu
ply 20 mueh ooaiu r. no." .n"m
wy sIeu .ne PeoP.e -. 49,. :,
anu ootaiheu W men came .no eon.es. ~
70 wnetner u snouIa % ucu'cstsu " INV
dom or slavery. This resuitod 10 the war
In which Jon 30 bravely q conscientious
ly fought. You took sides - your ludg'
mania lirtatP1 tlQ rlult. IOu Iutg-
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aemor'A. Wy INV
o' 'ne 'sN'o
o'osu' ieun'eu 'A'
'Ae'ea 'n' 0.u''
Cancellation. The motto saop'ea " .o'
Veterans IL . noble one. for its signin-
canoe IL that the nation u joined
a. the see, though Divided q me w.ves;
There may be differences concerning locs,
matters. but upon the great quesnon OF
nationality there 70 . unity Nnien snal 70
preserved forevermore' ABOVE Al tnings.
~i,.s ,hs~ ,housh, IN h. ,hs rieht should
be respected. The man who GJAts for his
opinions. no matter vnencs 10 oomes' nA
he.o' Jun
"es. on, ~. NJ nnss .u
M ,%n,aio,s soo,s,sn hss sh,lI trad
The berbage Of your grave.
Nor shall your glory be forgot
While Fame her record keeps,
Or Honor points the hallowed spot
where vLor proudly sleeps."
-
~ .
The ceremonies In virginia CitJ p-dAy
we're extensive and impressive. Btrains
NJ martial mu.ie .roussl tbs vetersns and
.,',-,s--, -, ...,..,
'heir if'enus' anu = eAi'y e'"A
street WA crowded with men. women and
children, all in holiday attire and many
carving elegant bouauet. Tho military
| eompanie. ss.smbled nj their srmories Al
The tim. speciu.d AMI we're apeedily
nl,ee,l In p%osition bv their eommsnders.
FLAG, N half ms.t we're ssen In every m.
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MEMORIAL POEM.


AEAOkAAL fOEA.
ov., IN. a...rt.s vssrv mo- N ssssiius
Ths nm Ami nu.b o nsy;
Upou tbs hils Spdna ttmidiy y knssling,
And ali their erests OF gray,
warmed meath her glow. with rugged BROW
are smiling.
For even spring. With all her arts besuiling.
Caa mahs slisht impress here.
L..
ba', riln nsr prsssnes. unto as rssorh''s'
Al shcss Who vsstsi lamps sspt trimmed and
In v.iap!s ,.un,.s ...,
Wsooms ~hefs 'Aior's ssersd aus nss s'sp
.he.
The story Of oar eomrades' sfh pssiing-
bend cow 'neis prsass 70 VIM
In M w.: :Si sS Sh,sss s., vl s.1n si S,. s,:s,S :.-
IN .rs.iss q ~. y =. s.nsli''' roses
" pr,ss mn, sr.s,inS go%r sAa
And, / niisd b. sasotioss deep snd tsnaer
o1'
To hail the dead Who In the rsnis tAsir station
Tooi M m duty's can.
We hsrs ssiuie thsm all
the Blue and ossy ossids Sesn oshsf .isspi
No bat 10 echoes round thsir coaches bat.
AID both aiiks arc crsdisd on one breast
From FAC . nIed. shnts out ne glafs o. DAY,
snd rmootns . ptIos iof essh uesfy nsea,
Sonly thsy sleep while seasons sob and low;
DO will they sl'ep vhis sweep INVOLVING
ma. yesr. 80,
Der Gray aod blue will spnns shsd aowsrs
and tsars.
And In the coming ysafs, when We. Ike these.
down Il
When. with this day. our children bod their
The 90 disr' graves with earlands hight 10
crown,
They viii no questions ssk Of Gray OF Bius;
They will but think when wars red bsaoons
Br.y, bssIts yer. hurled with . devotion true.
The right Z, prove a. hsht unto them
seemed.
Nor will We question % today We bsud
To ,.y our .asrius. on y.l.ris bier;
On df.y and Blue shall fsii alike the tear.
To dust ,heee bodiss eruubls meath our feet I;
Their spirits brave have sought smother
home.
But u they ever IRON their b'sss retreat,
come.
Or u bstvesn the living and the deed;
II 90 The farther shore some shining bead
We bid him sisnal the di,isious fright
That nov are elvoasried beyond ne gravs'
An angel watched thor native Land 70 save.
iii. A.. n. -.
Were but blind Instruments 70 worh 0ods
plan.
To make our country moro than ever fresi
We hid him gay that by the Shenandoah.
Tbs southern mothsr wines With ss'lAndA
AIN. ~ Ia, m. No,,s~,, soldier DER.
And thu low mounds meath which her dar.
""s
We Sia nun eIi no. ~ n A. sn,ss nnoI mo,b.,,
pray.
rhs p,s;sT 'hsy on |, ,t snI ANY, n sna o us
Alsn3 tas n1 ,ns ! ws ~, ,. o n'm n. , ur.srd nv
Our n.iicn moves. the vas hear EARNINGS
We ,sips no NOR. Of cypress or Of bay.
-.
And Will. sl.h ta.l heart .ne uh HS. e,sa
.sr,ne"
We hail tho martial spirits that have ned.
And isndsrest flowers around their graves
snt~ine'
Nm, ,,u,, 4, ,h., ,hs manhood which has held,
In peace And war. Our love Of order bright,
viii still DO 10 QUE eoantrynsu = shield.
sun stay our country In the pain VI iishti
u. ..,. .-. IN -., o,o.
more r
Thai law. fr,terp.l which Of old held sway,
Til men shsii wonder al The hate they bore.
TIL all the scars Of var are worn awayi
~, ...s,,. ,,u ...,o.
Hh.,i rum a. hosis Who .pssih itts folds
r%rjo,cr,
X ceiye . full. unquestionsd fesitv.
without the jr Vt one disoordan' voice. q.
49,. ~ -. H.. ,,u.,
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AT mi CEMETERY.

The military companies were formed In
. hollow square. inside Of which the
literary exercises took place. There was
first music by tho Warrington Guard
Band. anil then . song by the Choral so-
ciety, consisting Of Miss Jennie 0ault.
Mrs. Murtha. Mrs. wastell. Mrs. ]. A.
Stephens, Colonel II. II. Lindsay and Pro-
fe..or T.. J. Pasmore. The ceremonies Of
decorating tho graves then took place. the
artillery company hring salutes, Of short
intervals. Following IL . list of the
names of
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We attend upon your voices. but II your
lips arc sealed. we wait In patience until
we Join you on your side Of the river.
Again close your doors; renew your
sleep; rest In peace until We call upon you
again, which we surely will do. Until
then, may your pillows be soft. Enjoy tho
fragrance Of this ~meekcyed messenger Of
lore which We have placed over you. while
II lash ; and After the cold blasts OF Az.
tumn aud the biting frosts Of Winter shall
have destroyed their loveliness and beauty.
when the Spring timo comes again, We
will surely cause them TO bloom anew:
And 20 shall these things 10 repeated until
time 10 no moro.
The Choral Society gave . flns selection,
After which Colonel r. II. Lindssy wn
introduced. and read Judge aoodwin's
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Presented . good appearance. tho ranks
being we'll filed. as = general thing. The
windows and balconies along G street were
crowded with spectators. all anxious 10
get q sight of tho pageant. The bands
discoursci excellent music and the mill
tary, with arms reversed. marched TO the
slow time Of the dirge. The presence Of
those Mexican veterans-only six In num-
ber-eAnsed many remarks. and called mp
reflections concerning tho days when
American prowess was displayed upon the
plains and hills Of Mexico.
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HoRNEaLY NELTKR AND RRYINKR,
= and laiS supsrvisins Assaysr Of the United
Gtatss Mint, Ban FranctSco.
o fuller Advertisement. zee Virginia Even.
ing Chronicle or send for circular. ioL
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