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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-26
ELEGANT T! APPROPRIATED USEFUL! CHEAP
At ACKLEY,S!aa

Genuine Japanese goods of the most BEN.
tifpl DESIGNS. and just the Thing for. holiday
gifts. Also a varied assortment q toile,
articles. Nothing to equal them ID elegance
or price, in Yankton. Call and inspect !
Ne tfouatlsi p s1piatstaAlmH " a
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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-26

MITE 6aent IT fes ao1.D
PENS and holders, pencils etc, Of the cele-
brated Morton manufacture; Just received
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-26

Seal, French; ,eay lyp4, sRussiap lynx.
sea lion Ataits mink. miAk, eobet Act
nearly all kinds of furs. from the cheapest
TO the very best, at l. Piles s. Co.'S.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-26
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS.

The Official CaayaNSl1oyws the; r Results In
the Three Districts.
The following IS the result of the canvass
of the returns, from the three judicial dis
tricta, of the vote Ain achrrdiarics for dis
frict attorney. The canvass was made by
the territorial bpsrd, consisting of Chief
RdF.afar sseF,
tarys Hand: e.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-26
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lab E557]!rh le{

Itebbalh1hg ID Tue p0sEpmce Of 1anktOn
. Yankton county, D. T.. Dec. 49, 1873.
If moi called for in 50 days. Will be sent
to the DcadLsitsr loMccetE
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-26

80 9 nls ~ &c
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-26

milwaukee beer on draught a. Georg.
iBipwn's 1t ave cents ! glass.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-26

We have a ine lot of fancy groceries.
T. F. MARsHALL & Co.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-26

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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-26

Charles Eista6an ms moved his airy
gooas ESQ b'i.hdtAae.nst Into e5 cese.1E'.. block, on
mira street. J0l s1rags oziE .Hti4tSy 10
, 1878-05-03
TIE EASTERN QUESTION.

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mend. In , rra,t n,c,.nrc o,' thn no,itiou
a,.uu,L nv Anstri, pro,ourrd ,uJ IN.
triratr nrrotirtion. Lotyorn th,t mower
and Ru..i1 ,r, .,iI ;, L,yn ,rn,I,i,.,I -
rr.uIt 40 f, f,,n,,LIn tn thn I,ttnr th,t
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, 1878-05-03
A CARD.

!, the undersigned, Captain of the
French barque QuilIota, certify that
Nr. r. w. DeLion has been my
steyedore in taking en- board cargo
of lumber, at Port Ludlow, on Puget
Sound, and that he has acquitted
to my great satisfaction.
! take pleasure in recommending
him AS capable, reliable and
straightforward in all his relations;
for which reason it is my pleasure to
recommend his services to all my
fellow shipmasters. +. THoREUx,
Port Townsend, Feb. "A, 1873.
, 1878-05-03
Our MNSmINGrON LETTER.
wA,m>oro>. DC. April y, ~.

"A ,-ITN..Tt,N II A.ri| ID
Iir Remarks ui N'ul'or Dennis ON pro-
''n'"G ih. I"lut r"'o.1'.nu j air., proc
Junction. "l 'Nr Maryland Legislature 'o
lIi' Senate Ihlr,Itl were listened To-
WIN rN"rWlonh interest Toy H. t'-"rI'l",
ANA lll'~ru'lmrul' - Tar 49, lIlrN az" OPP
posed l"'nl w-"prnlnG "' no" Presidential
. .l@"Ur, seem Shared nl about rN'N prom
/ lIrli I1'h"ltll nero Nho lrtN pu !ilrly 'l"-
! II lrd M POSITION lurIr i Irr bui ou"
! N"l''-II IGIt "l warm commentator AUd
AppIo\AI IL 10 me >plIl p"l'n'llluL the
~pr''I "I III" Nliliaud senators anI II j"
correctly represents ~" rank ahd III" ut
NJ party M ~ own STATE. II may be- safe
" r"hIIlNhh Ihli tIl'S VIII nave no part
"l Int III any movement 10 give practical
'llrrt /" Montgomery Bars iircbrdud
/ resolutions lhr hlpplcHt effect was mo-
utraoI'' ~ tine senate nom Dr. Dennis
manly ANA generally concllntory speech.
| Whatever "lIlrlcncrN OF OPINION may exist
men can Iiirdjy quarrel when approaching
e'cl "tIIcr IN the splrlt thal evidently an
mated Nlr. DENNIS performing a duty lald
on MN ny the Maryl'lnu Legislature but
which was not the less dt>agrceablc. The
resolutions were referred to the judiciary
committee where they VIII probably
sleep 10 the elid OF time.
IT l. only known to the public relative
To t'lr conference OF secretary sherman
ana tll' New lork bankers that the men,
DtlS OF tlle old syndicate have contracted to
sell Foo.O0o'OoO Us. ! = per cent, fifteen
year ool''S at par ana accrued Interest for
resumption purposes. recclvlnga comprn-
'lllon = per cent. III gold. ihS, II I"rln-
tr reports are true. Slves the Treasury
debi the Sl4o'Ooo,OOO III coin needed to i'll
aWS'iate thc resumption OF specie pay
'ltht' at the date liked hy law 100000
OOo are TO Dc at once subscribed for ANT
Ho'ooo'oOo monthly hereafter to the cnd
oi tie year. confluence III MI sherman
aOiI''y to carry o,lI ms programme rs aid
town before the Financial Com nittrc> OF
Congress mas oeell greatly enhanced 10y
the satisfactory evidences he gave during
the SeNti"l interviews Wlth thrm OF hi
thorough IahIIlarlty with u i the details OF
ms Wrll,hltt''red plah; ah'l very few can
Dp IOlllll mere now To (IplIN tDIt rpuIlltIi-
, 1878-05-03
CONSUMPTION CURED,

An old physician retired from active rrnc.
tIce, having hal placed in his hands by an
East Indian missionary the formula Of II sim
pie vegetable remedy for the spcedy and per-
mHncnt cure of CONSUMPTION, Bronchitis, Ca
tnrrh, Asthma, and all Throat and Lung af.
fcctiOnS, nlSOH positive and radical cure for
General Debility and all nervous complaints,
after having thoroughly tested lis wonderful
curative powers in thousands of cases, feels II
his duty t0 make il known to his suffering
fellows. The rccclpc will he sent free of charge
to all who desire it, with fun directions for
preparing and successfully using. Address
with stamp naming this paper.
DIR. M. f.. Bell,
No. 6s Cou, tland st.,
9 BALTIMORE, MD,
, 1878-05-03
Gold: s: s: s: 8:
" " hlD tDy

HOan Great chance 10 make money. II
you can't get gold you gel green.
WUD, backs We need person i'm every
wv OAD' town to take subscriptions for the
largest, cheapest ana best Illustrated family
publication in the world Any one can become
u successful agent. The most elegant works
Ofnrt given free TO subscribers. The price Is
So low that almost everybody subscribcs one
agent reports making over $3.50 in week.
lady agent reports taking over 400 subscribers
in ten days. All who engage make money
fast. You can devote all your time TO the
business, or only your spare time. You need
not be away from home over night You can
do II rs well ~ others. Fail particulars. dirrc
tOn and terms free Elegant ana expensive
Ontiit free. If YOU want profitable work send
~ yOuI address at once. II costs nothing to
try the business. No one who engages fails to
make great pay, Address "rhc Peoples Jour
ma" Portland, Maine 80
, 1878-05-03

u %% RsiS not easily earned in these times
NIj I but it can be made In 3 month b,
4 any of either sex, in any mart OF
NA A the country, who IL willing to
VA n work steadily at the employment
= y that we furnish. sGb per wGek In
your own town. lOu need not he away from
home over night. Yon can give your vi OIL
time 10 the work, or nn.v Jur spare nom, nts
We Have ago. sc making over $40 rcr
day. All ~. engage at once cln make money
fast. At the present time money cannot be
made 30 easily and rapidly at any Other husi
ness II costs nothing to try the business
Terms and tj Outllt free. Address nj once,
"a II. HALLETT 4 CO.. Portland, Maine.
, 1878-05-03
NoTIcE.--We have lust received

MOTlCE.--Wc have Just received
per SIR. Dakota, large lot of dry goods.
Saddlcrv. etc Also Il lot of hardware.
consisting Of farming implements OF all
Kinds, such aS were never kept in Port
Townsend before WATERMAN e KATZ.
PATEN' rs and how to obtain them.
Pamphlet OF 60 pages free, upon receipt
OF stamps for postage Address
GILMORE. SMITH, & CO.,
Solicitors Of Patents. Box II.
~ Washington, ID &.
, 1878-05-03

hGE II week in your own town. e. outfit
kkt free. No risk, Reader ii You want II
tNW) business mt which persons of either sex
Wv can make great pay all the time they
work, write tor particulars 10 IL. llullett x Co.,
Portland, Maine.
, 1878-05-03
MEXICAN
Mustang Li11imc1tt;,
FOR MrN AND BEAST.

This lInlnlent very ynnturally orlglnH'""'N W ''"'
ca, whore Nature provides IN hgr N"'I"'y 'n'.
surprising antldotcs for the mGiad.r'oI nero"
drcn. Its fame has been sprcad.ng f"r '"!'"''
until now It cncrclcs the habltab!' r'nh".
The Mex!cnl Mustang l.Iu!mcn; iini"'r"''
remedy fOrall external ailments o' 'l.HGh" u''
To stock owners and farmers IL u lH'aiuHW''
A single bottle often snvcJ q human lf'"'
stores the usefulness Of an cyceii,n' h's''''
coz, or sheep.
It cures f1ot..At, hoos.a.l, hollow hcgn' Fr
screw .wor:a, s.ouldcrrot, mango tho hH''
rtInSs OK poIsoHc.s reptiles ard l.. .r' .'Hhn,'
such Grawhlc!S to stoc; rcrd!ag GaI l"A ''''
1t cures every external trou5i' '' ""r".'''
as lamcncsI, Gcratc.g1, Swiuny, s.r'.n'. '"""
wind sal, r'H; 5"2c, Ctc, &c.
Tho l.c..!c..n ..,.E. IN; ..'n,mPnt g. TIE ou'".
cure N thc world flr accidents Ccr"rrnf ''
hia.!y, In tho absence q u i!g .''"n' '''' 90
burns, ccalls, CprG'aJ, cuts, ctc., r''' lAr r"'
tlr:n, cad e;!.:@css en- aeadcrcd by o&p po"ur'
t.cu!ag.y va.g-li, TO 'IlHcr7.
It IL the cheapest rrr'aty In The world ''
penctrctca ta1 r.gscln to the bone f'H g , '' W.
prpllc.t!on "a Cc"c:ra,y sufficient to"'r',
Mexican Mustang T.n,.ncEt is pIL NJ ~ '''
sizes Of bottles, the larErr ones beinE pro- "''''
atcly much the cheuyt ST. Sold ever where
, 1878-05-03

t9" Two iiIst-caSs sewing machines,
a wilson anda Singer, NLw, for sale.
Apply at the ARGUS office.
, 1878-05-03
q. ID. GILMORE, A. a. TuOMA,
Late Rcgistrrnt
KrwIm, KtnslS.
Gilmore & Co.,
62eF st, t,WAsHlNCToN, DC
&. ID. GILMORE,
A. 4. rIIlDNAS

WILL PRACTICE BEFORE TIE
General Land Office, Office of Indian AZ
fairs, Department Of the Interior. the
Court of Claims, and Uritcd Nurcs SUI
preme Court, Claims of all kinds arising
under laws governing the disposal Of PM,
lie land, or the adjustment of French,
Spanish, and Mexican grants. or other
private land claims. Sprciai attention
given to eases involving lil'c' to grant
lands and mining claims. Land war
rants and land scrip bought Cash paid
for soldiers addition homestead rights.
Send stamp tor circular Of instructions.
Three stamps opnyS postage if you want
full set Of blanks and Instructions.
, 1878-05-03
FOR SALE.

| yoke Of heavy work oxen for logging
camp use; or $ years old; feet inches
girth. mt WATERMAN d KArX. &
, 1878-05-03

BY vote Of 81 to 6 the Senate has
pissed bill to repeal the bankrupt law.
, 1878-05-03
Port Townsend Hospital.

Port Townsend Hospital.
The above institution having been placed
on permanent footing, MS the United
States Hospital for Marine Patients on
Puget Sound, the proprietor takes pleasure
in announcing that no pains or expense
will he spared IN ministering to the COM
fort and convenience of private patients.
This Is the largest General Hospital north
of san Francisco, and by fn' the most com
pletc in equipment. II has been thoroughly
rchttel and rcfurnishcd. Its general wards
have accommodations Tor about one hun
dred patients and are peculiarly adapted
for cases requiring the most careful trent
ment and constant supervision at limited
expense. Those who desire them " i'll be
urnishel with private rooms, entirely
cparate and distinct, at i slight additional
OSt.
~ The attention OF Mill owners, and
those interested in shipping, Is called to
tho fact that seamen suffering from cOntu.
gious diseases will he treated outside the
Hospital without expense to the vessel.
THOMAS L. MINOR. NJ. D.,
2B-tf Managing Surgeon
, 1878-05-03

h5NN'N business You can engage in. 81 to
KANT $2l Ocr day made by any worker of
DIO either 'cXy; right in their own local
iticS. Particulars and samples
worth - nee. Improve yOTr spare time ut
ihis business. Address Stin-On & Co., Port
land, Maine.
, 1878-05-03
u. S. Marine Hospital,
PORT TOWNSEND. W.T..

ANY SICK SAILOR WHO HAS PAID
~ Hospital dues for two months prcC ed
ing his application for admiss ion, is entitled
to Hospital relief.
, 1878-05-03

All the colllerieS in the coal regions OF
Penn SyIvania are at work for the first
time this year.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-01-16
eause for rhsn..:usas.,. =,

On one occusioa Charies Dickens
was upboldiDg lie ibeo.y iEs. what
ever trials and diglcul.ies might sland
in a mans path, there vas also scme-
thing to be thankful sor Let me
in proof thereof. saia Dickens. "re-
late story Two moa vese 70 be
hanged at Newg fJr murles. The
morning arrived; lie Eour approach
ed; the bell % St, Scpalchre's began
to toll; the c0syie,s were piaioned;
the procession was formed; u advan-
ced TO the fstei beam; tie r pes were
all adjusted around tbe poor mems
necks There wcre thousands Of
motley sight sesrs Of both sexes, Of
sll ages, men women and children IN
front Of lhe sCaEsid. when just at
that second Of time C bull, which was
driven to SmithGeld, broke It's rope
and charged the hob right and left,
scattering people everywhere with
its horns. WhercupoH oHe of the
condemned Uen ,uFaed 10 bis, too,
equally unfortuna companion, and
quietly observed. Il soy, JACK, it's q
good lhing we ain; 10 that crowd ~
The People's vindicator., 1878-11-30

circulation with the statement would have
been through the identical journals that had
first given publicity to it. This these papers
persistent1y refused to do, although the Gin
cinnati Gazette promptly coltradicted the
statement that yellow fever existed in Louis
vile as an epidemic.
In consideration of the fact that Cincinnati
had established q rigid quarantine against
persons suffering from yellow fever, and Lou
isville had not done so, but had met them
with oren-handed hospitality, the conclusion
is inevitable that the attempt to locate an
epidemic in the latter city was actuated by a
mean spirit Of business rivalry.
A temporary lull in business followed.
Southern merchants, on their way to Louis
vile to purchase goods, were deferred from
visiting the city, and were obliged, in many
cases against their will, to make purchases in
other Cities but the effect was transient In
the latter part of October business revived
and by the first of November the volume Of
business transacted on Main street was larger
than it had been for five years before.
The People's vindicator., 1878-11-30

fire companies, orders and societies, colored
and white, all the clergy of every denom'na-
ton, Catholic and Protestant al! tho conva'-
escents able to stand, and weeping women
and tender young people, turned out t." testify
their sense of the calamity. The officers OF
the Howard Association followe the hearse
next to Lieut.. Hall, and the Mayor and Al
dermen of the city accompanied them. The
Right Rev. Bishop Adams read the solemn
service at the grave as the setting sun was
Just passing from view, emblematic OF cur
departed brother, and amidst thesurround'ng
masses of rexl mourners we laid bis mortal
remains to rest May his name shine while
the stars shine, and good men pay homage at
bis grave while these waves of this inland
sea guide to distant ocean; and may the mag
unanimous and philanthropic people who have
blessed US in this deepest distress never expe'
rience the necessities of our helpless, suffering
and desolste condition. We sond our sym
pathies to and offer our prayers for the sor-
rowing family Of the noble dead.
C. K. MARSHALL.
The People's vindicator., 1878-11-30

JACK FROST having begun work upon the
outside of tho yellow fever districts, q speed y
and entire cessation of tho epidemic will of
course shortly occur. Then will come the
dread summing up of losses, and the melsn-
choly greeting that will meet the refugees
homeward bound. While the wheels Of busi-
ness will again begin to move, and the latent
vigor of social and commercial life reassert
ITSELF still sadness will long reign over hearth
stones, and tears will long be shed for those
whose places "will know them no more for
ever" And hard upon Azraels flight will
come the doctors trooping up with their OK
periences and conclusions. A devoted band
Of humsnitsrisns they formed during the
reign Of death, but it is to be feared their
notions will be as conflicting as their lotions
were and but little of practical good in the
way Of suggesting preventives will be crys.
talized out Of the mass of evidence to be sub.
mitted. 1t is to be earnestly hoped, however,
that some will earn a position on the pinnacle
"vhsre Fames proud temple stands affair."" by
giving the world decided and rational dag.
nosis, and an unimpeschable theory of cause
and cure.-[ [Courier-J Journal, Oct. 80.
The People's vindicator., 1878-11-30
KISS nv uPS."
(Memnhis Avalanche


One Of the thousand and one tragic Incl.
dents Of the great plague happened A. Holly
Springs few days since. A beautiful young
lady of New Orleans was being forced by her
father to marry an old man she could not
love. Preferring death TO slavery, the young
lady ran away and gave her services as nurse
to the fever-stricken of Holly Springs AT:
ter few days Of devoted attention to the
sick she was herself stricken. There was q
male nurse for her. There was no female
hand to soothe with its gentle touch the fe.
'yered brow. But the noble Ridley was there
nYerform the last sad Offices 10 the dying
g1rl: Toward the last she said TO him: "Kiss
me- Il Ridley kissed her on the cheek she
s1cla,med e1 >sKies my lips" which he did
Sne then sa'dssY You are the only man ever
kissed; kiss meas>in.' While Ridlev Wa in
the act Of kissing 'h,r she threw her arm.
ngn!ly around his neok and instantly OK.
pired. God bless the brave hearts.
The People's vindicator., 1878-11-30
TWO TESTIMONIALS.

During the yellow fever epidemic two Ken
tuckians, who had rendered signal service to
humanity-the one by using bis great uau-
ence in allsying excitement in Louisville, and
the other by volunteering his services to the
plague stricken city of Hickmsn-wcre the
recipients of gold medals at the hands Of their
fellow citizens
THE TESTIMONIAL TO DIR. BELL
The offering OF puDLc recUyn'Svn ..'o.''
and worth was beautiful medal Of solid,
sterling silver, three inches in diameter.
Within gold wreath is the inscription, in
semi-circle, ",Snnos sospitnre -EyrosQW
sanare." In the center is gold monogram,
I. S. B., in bold relief, beneath which are the
words, "Et hominare ct tacta dcst,mon"s."
On the reverse side, within a gold wreath, is
tho inscription: "Presented to Dr. T. s. Bell,
by the Louisville Industrial Exposition, as a
testimonial Of professional skill and moral
courage, which, by assuring safety, preserved
the citizens Of Louisville from panic during
the yellow fever scourge Of lS7S."
The medal is fine example of silversmith
work, and was executed BY Messrs. Jewell &
Beddo of this city.
THE BLACKBURN TESTIMONIAL.
The medal presented BY the Southern refu.
gees to DR.. Blackburn, was made by Mr.. F. D.
Barnum, who has added to bis reputation Is
jeweler Of excellent taste and judgment by
designing and executing this exquisite exam.
pie of goldsmith work. The medal 10 shield
shaped pendant from circular pin, bordered
! with red gold, upon which is the following in.
scription:
ls7s. Testimonial of Love and Gratitude,
from Southern Refugees to Dr.. Luke P. Black
burn"
The name is engraved upon scroll above
the shield. The border Of the shield is orns-
mented by engraved lines, and. .ethe lburface
decorated by an exquisitely modelled wreath
in green gold, at the base OF which is a sol'-
taire diamond. Within the wreath crown
in high relief, set with diamonds, rests upon .
halo engraved upon the shield. The pin and
medal are of pure, fine gold, and form beau
tiful testimonial of the high estimate placed
upon the courage and humanity of the brave
old man who did not hesitate to risk his life in
the performance Of noble duty.
The People's vindicator., 1878-11-30
At HOLLY SPRINGS.
From the Courier-JOurnal


No REunwelcome news has been brought
to us during the entire course of the pesti.
lence now affecting the ill.fated South than
that which comes from Holly Springs this
morning. Col. w. ]. L. Holland, editor of
the Holly Springs Reporter, and for years the
Mississippi correspondent of the Courier.
Journal, died at half-past o'clock on Friday
morning, victim of yellow fever. From
the breaking out Of the fever at Grenada and
Holly Spridgs to the hour when be himself
was seized, his life was devoted to bis fellow.
men with faithfulness and heroism unsur-
passed, and bis DEATH occurring As it has in
the last days Of the great calamity, when
there was yet hope that SO valuable q life
might be spared, illustrates most impressively
the relentless character of the pestilence.
lndiscriminste havoc has marked its course
throughout and the brave and generous peo.
pie of Holly Springs have drunk their bitter
cup to its dregs. The tone of Col. Hollands 8
dispatches have indicated that be did not ex.
pect to escape the fate Of scores of his neigh
bors, but be never ainched before the de-
stroyer. The following telegram is the last
one sent by him to this paper:
"HoLLY SPRINGS, Miss, Oct. l9.-To.dav
there have been SIX new cases and one death
Your correspondent happens to be among the
new cases, after having struggled with Yellow
jack since the beginning Of the epidemic.
He desires, through you and in the name Of
this people, to express the lasting gratitude ia
our friends in every part of the Union, who
have 50 generously and nobly contributed to
US in so many ways. w. J. l.. HOLLAND"
The People's vindicator., 1878-11-30
AT VICKSBURG.
BURIAL OF LIEUTENANT BENNER.

Especial Dispatch to the Courier.Jourual.1
VlcKsBURa, OF. Ill have just partici-
,pated in the most solemn and imposing fune. I.
y ceremony I ever witnessed here in nearly
us century. We have buried the com.
Tanus of the National Relief Expedition,
.;9 nseu.eCs* "a Renner sleeps tonight in the Na-
wstsr. soaa, ossy ~ ths BY the side Of the majestic
ngas'ng TO bis deas in defense Of and dvine
with bis brave band 0sheroes did moi not s wast
death more nobly than =. tbis oh;v.Iro~s s
and heroic young officer. AsSeard tho M.c.
edoni.n cry, and in its incarnssen 'v c.na .IH ~
our relief: The hero martyr fell ID ~ r s.c,sI y.
performance Of the highest obligations. W. w.
received him and his companions - an abit~H.s
ment Of the nations sympathy; wept With
Joy at meeting such tender, noble. manly
courage and solicitude. When be sickened
we trembled. When he died this morning
We all wept in sorrow for 20 great . loss'
The burial brought into procession everv
movable article. 1t was ever q mile in
length, and thousands thronged tho streets to
pay their tribute Of mourning for the public
bereavement. All tho military companies
The People's vindicator., 1878-11-30

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