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Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-08-23
ssFrOnl the East.''

He was dapper little fellow,
as tidy as new pin, and as he
entered one of the'' ''samplerooms"
on Woodward avenue, yester-
day, the bar-keeper mentally re-
marked
"That fellow will call for
champagne" But he was mis-
taken the little fellow leaned
over the bar and said:
81 want a tumbler two-thirds
full of water, and some pieces of
pure ice in the tumbler."
It was handed him and he
asked:
''Do you ever have lemon
about the place ?'''
"Yes."
"Well, gently squeeze one into
the tumbler.'
The squeezing process took
place, and the little man con-
tinued
"Do you have raspberries out
here ?"
eve do
"Well, put two into the tum-
bier"
They were added, and he put
his hand to his brow, tried hard
to collect his momory, and sud-
denly exclaimed
"Ah yes-sugar! / knew I
could think of it. Add q spoonful
of sugar"
While it was being added the
little man dropped on to three
kernels of coffee, a powdered
cracker and o bit of cheese, and
then said
IF you keep madeira you can
add a spoonful"
The madeira was added, the
glass shaken, and the little man
opened a long Morocco case
which he took from a side pock-
ct, took out a solitary straw,
carefully cut off an inch or two
from the end, and said:
"Owing to the prevalence of
material diseases in your West
ern country I find it the best
way to carry my own straw with
me. A feller kinder hates, you
know, to use everybody's straw,
you know, especially out West
here
He pinned is handkerchief
under his chin, brushed back his
moustache aud began drawing.
The bar-keeper's pet dog came
in when the glass was half drain
led, and the little man took the
straw from bis mouth and said +:
"Plwease remove your dawg
to the rear room, I can nevah
Idwink lemonade with a dawg In
the room.
The adawg" was escorted out,
and when the bar-keeper return
ed the little man had disappear
ed, and the glass had been
Iemptled of even the lomon peel.
Detroit Free Press.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-08-23
. David Wolbrette.

By virtue of and in obedience tx
six writs of feri facias, issued out O
theabove courts in the above enti.
tied and numbered suits and to M,
directed, Ihaye seized and viii offel
for sale at public auction, at the dooi
of the Court House in Napoleon
vile. on
Saturday, August %, 1879,
commencing at Ii o'clock A. NJ.
the following property, to wit:
l. Note of C. L. Braud, for Eigh
ty-two dollars and fifty cents.
2. Note of Levi Washington, fol
Three dollars and fifty cents.
3. Note of Thomas O. Dalferes
for One Hundred and Ninety-sil
dollars and forty-five cents.
4. Note of Sebastien Hidalgo, fo
Ninety two dollars and fifty cents
5 Note of E. Carmouche, fol
ISeventy- six dollars and fifty cents
6. Note of P. R. Martinez, fol
Fourteen dollars and twenty cents
z. Note of j. Jackson, for Twenty
three dollars and seventy two cents
8. Note of Edmund Fernandez
for Sixty two dollars and fifty cent.
8. Note of Antoine Maurin, fol-
Nine Hundred and Sixty-one dol.
lars and eighty eight cents.
10. Note of Theophile Fernandez
for Sixty two dollars and fifty cents
IL. Note of Francis Aeosta, fol
Two Hundred and Forty seven dol,
lars and forty-tive cents.
II. Note of G.. Soirez, for Thir'
| ty-seyen dollars and seventy five
cents.
13. Note of Gerome Soirez, fol
Thirty seven dollars and seventy
five cents.
IA. Note of Paul Acosta, for One
Hundred and Forty EIGHT dollars
and eighty eight cents.
Is. Note of Michel Romagosa, fol
One Hundred and Twenty-one dol
lars and fifteen cents.
Is. Note of John Martinez, fol
One Hundred and Twenty sever
dollars and fifty cents.
IL. Note of Desire Lejeune, foI
Ten dollars.
ls. Due bill of N. Verret, foi
Four dollars.
Terms and Conditions:
CASH on the day of sale.
A. j. ECHEV ERRIA,
Sheriff.
Napoleonville, August 9, 1879.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-08-23
Assumption Lodge No. 2Oa
F.. S. A.. NJ.

Offaers for the ensuing year:
Pierre Juliat, W.. M; F. W. Pike, s..
W.. A. Block, j.. W...;C. Dupaty, Tres;
Pierre j. Gilbert, Secy. E. B. Cox, s..
D.; o. Simoneau, j.. D.; ]. D. Ford,
Tyler.
Meets every second and last Thursday
of each month.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-08-23
j. w. WICKWIRE'S
BAYOU LAFoURcHE
FLOATING STENCIL s ENGRAVING BOAT,

-uduuldCIuI CS-
MERCHANTS SHIPPING 81 GENERAL
BUSINESS BRANDS,
Also, Brands for marking clothing.
Checks for watches and keys, stencil al
phabets, steel stamps for marking tools
and planters utensils silver badges fol
societies, &C., &c. Watches, clocks and
jewelry also repaired.
All work guarantied.-Prices moderate
aG Orders left at the boat or at this
officee will be promptly attended to.
, 1879-06-01

speak. The case will come mp for hearing Ihofs,
day. and IN the meantime Richards is neln@ held
IN o1u0 ba1l. 1t is doubtful II Mead can recover
anything. owing to the peculiar way IN "h1cn
1heso trims carry on their operations.
Juatice 'Summerdeld: William Riley and John
Clarkson, larceny from, e. ?. Larson, Of No. 234
State street, S25 fine; Chur]es Psyton. colored,
assaulting G. W. Searles, and cutting him twice
with heavy bar OF iron, discharged; Minnie Price,
OF No. 40 State street, $500 to the Criminal
Court: John 81. Phelan, larceny as bailec Of S10o
given him to buy refundins certificates for r. Grey,
1anitor at the Custom House, sou to the Criminal
Court; John Smith, bell boy at the Palmer House,
charged with attempting theft, discharged; a.
Mea ttnur, larceny Of a ring from yonns y ladY
10th; James Foley, obtaining money by false
pretenses from William Simpson, a saloon
Keeper ut the corner OF Third avenue and
Twelfth street, $40 fine; Fred NoDs-
by, a photographer, charged with stealing
sly form kite barnes, OF No. AT West Erie street,
S5qo to the 81 Louis Levy. larceny % Of goods from
lnal Court; Eddie Burke, vasrancy, S25 dne; John
Lapor1 a.saulting II. schmitz,. $500 to the 10th;
S. s. Bragg, larceny Of suit Of clothes, $500 to
the 81; Michael Murphy breaking mirror In
Wllllam Murray's saloon. discharged upon pny-
.3ng Men, the damages Justice ,5Ns Morrison: John
O.: O.. .,.1 Avery; $50 me; Ann sbowqey,
Twelfth street district 5000 to the Criminal Court;
John Skuda, larceny, to the 9TH; the Smithwick
assa1ants, $500 to the 1th: ]. &. Ceiling, d'aor-
derly conduct and carrying concealed weapons,
IS and $40 fine. Justice Kaufmann: James War
rem, snatchng pocket book containing Slt from
Mra. Roe, Of No. 1915 Dearborn street, 81. 600 TO
June 4. Warren comes o; d bad crowd, and has
brother IN the Peniteutiary.
, 1879-06-01
OBITUARY..
UIBDAHp PORTER

As announced in yesterdays TRIBUNE, Mr.. uib-
bard Porter, an old and well-known citizen Of
Chicago died suddenly at his residence, corner Of
Michigan ayenne and Thirty third street, at $50
Friday evening. But q short time before death
knocked at his door he WAS apparently the full
possession OF all his faculties and enjoying good
health. While seated In front OF the house on the
steps with his wife ne complained Of feeling
slightly i'll and retired to his room for rest 1t
was not thought 10 be anything serious, but soon
Mrs. Porter heard his heavy unnatural breathing,
and on Fastening to his room found that he was
unconscious, with the dews Of death on his brow
When the physicians who had been summoned
arrived they pronounced 1t the cu!mination OF an
Mr. Porter was II years Of ngc at the time Of his
Nov: Il, 1907. His father vas Jonathan Porter, 4
CUT, was also his futher. lie was for GONE time
in the dry goods business at Watertown with the
Hon. Walter kimoall: late Comptroller Of tins
city III 1888, just after the Blackhawk War, he
moved to Chicago, and opened dry-goods store
with M1: Kimnal] in little log cabin on the water
de + a. ned to 6"c IN 1881
goods. sailing in schooner from Sackett's Harbor
Mr. Kimball brining eomc carriages and horses
Old i'd 'f settlers: Mrs Joeeph (. c. Forest u,
and her father and mother, MIR and Mrs. Alvin
Calhoun, ana others. hir.. Porter continued in
he then formed partnership with E. c. Bristol
in the forwarding and commission business. which
continued until 1H4o, when he gave up active busi
ness, merely attending to the interests OF the Hon
Charles n. Reed, Of Erie, Pa.. his relative b.
marriage, Mr. Porter married Miss Oiiria Penton,
Of Dublin. ireland, sister TO Thomas B. Penton,
New York. formerly Of the drug firm Of Brinkcr-
'hoff & Penton Of this city. He leaves ten chill
dren,-Mrs. Charles Tatum, Mrs. Charles Wander
' oort, Charles Reed Porter. Mrs. Joseph Stone,
HRS. Fred Eanes, Miss Olivia and Miss Frances
Porter, and Hibbard, George D., and William P.
Porter.
He WAS an active and successful business man,
and when he retired from business had accumulst-
ed quite fortune, from which he derived his In
come. In religious matters ha WIS closely afhliat-
cd with the Episcopal Church, having been con-
nectcd with Grace Church for twenty five years,
and at the time of his death he was Senior Ward
en- OF TINT congregation. -
ur FRANCES JARVIS.
The many friends in this city Of Miss Frances
Jarvis, who, in her early musical career was well
known in this city, will be panied to learn Of her
death at Cannes, France, March 20, OF consump-
ton. She had been abroad some time pursuing
her studies in the musical conservatorfes OF Milan
and Paris, and later in England under Jenny
Lind Goldsmith She was on the of success i
md had been assured Of final triumph BY snch
artists as Viardot Gaerlni, and Gracia when the
dreaded consumption inserted it's sway and carried
her to an eariy grave. Though she passed away
among strangers, she had so ehdeared herself to
them that tho green mound under which sne lies
was decorated with fitting tribute Of tears and
blooming flowers.
, 1879-06-01
COUNTY BUILDING,


"Col." McMahon is net in jail any more. He
was discharged By the County Court yesterday.
The Grand jury completed its labors yesterday,
having found seyenty-six indictments. For the
first time in several years there Indictment
for homicide found. The cases were mostly % q
petty character, but among those indicted were
Lundquinst and the gan. Of thieves with whom he
WAS connected. The cases against the alleged
'scalpers y were all thrown out, and au attempt
to reconsider this action failed icnomously.
The Grand Jury expressed Its obligations to Mr..
George H. Baker. Assistant State's Attorney, and
to Monroe Heath and II. 4. Farwefi, foreman and
clerk Of the jury. ...
= Yesterday wns sentence day In the Criminal
Court and the following prisoners received their
just deserts: John uardie. burglary. one year in
the Pen1tent1ary; Lew johnson, burglary. two
years; George Wilson, burglary, two years: al
Fnkins, burglary, eighteen months; Adolph Peters,
larceny three years: James Chambers, petit lar
ceny. thirty days in County Jail; John Dalton.
larceny. sixty days House Of Correction; Charles
'Enright, forgery, Que year; William Eaae, burg
gary five years: Ed Foster, Illegal voting, sixty
days House Of Correction; Frank Rowc, burglary,
three years: John Daily, burglary, two years Re
form School: Michael Connell, burglary. five
years; Martin Nolan: burglary, one year: abraham
Phillips, larceny. four years; Chris Saul, petit
larceny, two months House Of Correction; Thomas
Deedy, petit larceny,. four months County Ja1l;
Samuel Wilson, burglary, three years: Harry
Laaee, burglary, four years Reform School.
, 1879-06-01
LOCAL ITEMS.

How the pedestrians would travel heaven
ward If it was announced that ST. Peter would
divide the gate-mouey daily with the man who
arrived first.
The fashionable underclothtng this spring Is
SO gloriously Varierated and artistic that q
young man feels as ii he we're walking round in
q full fancy dress ball.
WHAT WE EAT.
The unusually attractive appearance OF the
new mcat-market and groeery-housc just opened
at "a, 36, and IS Adams street arrested the at
tention Of TRIBUNE representative Yesterday,
and entering, he was welcomed by hr. George
Northrun, the proprietor, who ls also the pro-
prietor Of the celebrated c. o. D. Laundry in
the same building.
"You seem to be branching out somewhat ~
said the visitor.
"Yes,'' answered Mr.. Nortbrup. ssI have just
opened here, and intend to show the people
"How is that7''
"By keeping only the best OF everything.
Look at this beef, for example. It is not old,
tough cows or Texas scrubs, but young, healthy,
lat Illinois steers. 1t is cut up on sugar.maple
block and sold ut reasonable prices. Oak blocks
are full Of worms and the sap is poisonous.
"Do you handle poultry alsoa" Is Yes. I
have walk 175x50 feet, with clear, running
water. never keep poultry in coops or dirty
rooms where they would &c: covered Wild YER
min. also have new milch COWS In the 1nclos-
ure to furnish milk for inyalids and children.
So 1t will be In every department.. No fmpnH-
ties Or adulteration In any form Will be permit
ted" The TRIBUNE man congratulated Mr:
Northrup on bis new departure. and assured
him the hearty support OF the public
About The poorest Is s*tinafore Joke OF all
was tried on Susan B. Anthony. II shall 1c7er
neveri" exclaimed the gentleman to whom she
was talking. e. Now you go right away from
, 1879-06-01
THE CI1'Y-HALL.

All the city Offices will be closed tomorrow.
The Aldermen were yesterday predicting that
there would not be q quorum at the Council meet
lug to-morrow evening" ~.
The City Treasurer received yesterday s1,o72
from the Water Department, S377 from the Col
lector, and S1l6 from tue Comptroller
Inquiry was received yesterday from Alton, Va,
for one George Cox. who has been away IRON
home about seven years. He 10 supposed TO- oe 10
the city employ Fed Us waiter in some OF the hotels
The Commissioners of Public Works opened bids
for rusing the approaches to the Sangamon street
viaduct yesterday The bids were,two in number,
but the names ana prices It appears, were not In
tended for the public. -. :. -, ..
The Superintendent OF Buildings yesterday is-
suea an estimate for S23 f50 in favor Of the cut
stone contractors On the now City Hall. NOW is q
good time for the poicyshop crowd to pnt in their
work. The firm had been previously paid about
S7o. ooo. ''''-''..-'-:
Supt. seavcy is in poor. health, was yesterday
unable 10 be around, and at the earnest solicita-
tlon ofthc Mayor will start Wednesday for the sen-
Known, ] but during bis lis absence Joe Dixon vim be
at the helm. - - = -','' r
Building permits were issued yesteeiay to II.
Dyford t. erect two-Htory dwelling ut No.: 968
Indiana avenue to cost s, ooo; to 9: ". Adams
near Twcnty: ninth street. 1o cost ST, 900; and 70
August Hirschheld TO erect 1iEo~story dwelling at
No. u Lincoln avenue, to cost s., 500.
The Committee on, Streets and Alleys OF the
South Division in session yesterday afternoon,
and had before 1t the ordnance proposing to con-
vert Michigan avenue intoa boulevard. The op.-
ponents OF the measure were AID. Sanders and
Turner. but neither were able to give any goon'
reasons for the position they took. The matter
was talked over at some length. and finally the:
ordinance was SO amended that the original esti:
mate for improving the. street shall include the
cost of. putting down permanent sidewalk. tho
planting Of trees, shrubbery, etc, and as amended
viii be reported to the Council with tue recon-
Mendation that it pass. The only dissenting vote
in the Committee was Aid. Turner -
, 1879-06-01
DEATHS.


DUFFY-saturday, May 81. just after birth, beloved
son Of j. F: and Minnie Dufry.
Funeral Sunday, June l., from their residence. 81
North Ashland-av.
HARLAED-On Saturday at s:I5 D. m, Walter Har-
land in the 18th year OF his age, OF spinal meningitis
at his late residence, l5.:7 South Hasted-st.
ABBEY-John Abbey, IS years Of age from an accI-
dent caused by Il runaway team on Hobbtc-sl.
Funeral at ~ O'Clock, Monday, to Kosehtl, from res
idence, 81 Crosby-st.
- Toronto papers please copy.
sCHLERSlTzAUER-siay 20, at l,fs residence, Wa
bash-ay and Thirty mint h-se. Joseph ScI1erQtznuer
aged Il years and months. He leaves
eB Bellcvte. st. Louis, and P1ttaourg papers please
copF.
pADDOE-0f consumption, May 80, r. II. Paadou,
at bis homc Lenaoxvllle, Can, aged 8. years ana
months.
- Pttsburg Pa.) papers please copy.
PORTER Suddenly. Friday evening, May 80 Mt hts
1esdt nee 12t Mfch1gan.ar., Hibbard Porter In the
funeral services from Grace Episcopal Church. Mon
day. June = at p N.
GiluMAsERo,-At Rochester. Mar so. Emily Root
T.. George Robert and Henry Chumascro, OF this city
C0HEE:-At London. Eng. on May II. David A.
Mcndle A. Cohen, Of This city
~ New lurt, Cincinnati, San Francisco and In
dfanarolis papers please copy.
MHRRAY--Saturdsy evening. May 81, 1870, at the
rsfd .nce Of mis- sister, MrH Ur Alfred II. Chnnpil
S!Aty-!rst-st:, Englewood, ILL.,, Thomas Archibald
Funeral services at the above mentioned house at II
o'clock Monday morning. Friends invited 10 at
tend,
, 1879-06-01
CUSTOM.-HOUSE.
The disbursements OF the Sub Treasury yester-
day amounted to $50, 600.

The disbursements OF the Sub Treasury yester-
day amounted to $50, 000
Yesterday was payday for the Custom House
employees, and tri1e over 50, 800 Was paid out to
them.
The United States Court adjourned until Tuesday
morning, after getting through with the evidence
in the Custom House cases.
The Hon. Green B. Raum. Commissioner OF In
ternal Revenue. was in the city yesterday and vis-
tied Collector Smith at his office. .
The internal revenue receipts yesterday were
So9, 2o4. Of which spirits paid S17, 0]8; tobacco
and ana cgars e e. 1877; beer, ST. 521; and special
There were no refunding certificates sold in the
Government Building yesterday, and the officials
aud employees were enjoyi:g rest after the excit.
ing times Of the past few weeks.
By mistake in TEE TRIBUNE Of Yesterday It was
e.ated that The contract for the elevators in the
ne" Custom House had been let to Crane Bros, It
should have read ". f. uals d. Co.
No certificates were received ar the Post Office
yesterday and, although no official notification has
@ oeeh received, the Postmaster is inclined to be-
neve tnat the sale has been stopped as far ss this
From time to time srticles have nnne.red IN vn.
rious sheets throughout the couutry nprnorttnp tn
gave tne great losses which the United States has
saeis n Inc way .; yash The
ports are utterly without foundation and that +ho
business fs only carried on in small lofs and
MaaaY N country toWns The business ha. never
Ieaenea any great proportions aud tie loss in this
PROHIBITIONS AGAINST PORK. ,
me Hon. William Henry Smith, Collector of
customs hag been officially informed that the Gov
etnment Of Portugal recently issued Instructions IN
the customs officials OF that Kingdom stsfing fhs9
n consequences Of the existence Of rrIch;nna;s ~
the United States, and as measure taken IN 49,
Leclon Of the public health all ira
mesh ol SWINE into I'oftneal and tbe ad;ncent
islands ls forbidden The following ore conies ~
me instructions as published in the portupnese of
fetal bulletins: ''sue'e oa-
LIsnos March r. 1879 Ministry OF the lnsertor-
ln7ormeQ thAt the trichinose Aas 1rseifin
United states Of America and in coucurrenr ifh
the report OF the Consulting Bo3rd Of Pub1c Hesth -
befeoy dscreed that aad after this date and nrrt
11f1hef no{lce the p0rtaEto1 into this Kingdom ond
Islands OF al descriptions Of swinee ies cnr
Ing from that country Il prohibited. ''A ~0Au'
Louis ANTONIO NoqUE1EA.
prohtbitlon hayng been issued in the Bulletin Of
tnS illA tnst against the admission the contnent
aoaceht Islands Of the flesh fatty tissues Of
sxlne coming from the United States OF America On
ascoant o! Tue ttdchnosts having appeared there a
saJesty. the King. determines tint In the seyernl
S1!IMc Cnstom- Houses entry be permitted either
or deposit to the said esh and fatty
50 long rs said disease conttnuea aud no order
'e given to the contrary.
PALACE. March II. 1879.
TO Ae Director OF Tia Cttef.n, aurs IN r.~bn. .rh
, 1879-06-01
SUBURBAN..

EVANSTON.
The Rev A. j. Scott has been called to act four
months as pastor Of the Congregational church,
with the prospect Of a regular CALL.
About $40 were cleared by the young ladies OF
the Congregational Society By their strawberry fes
tiyal.
Dr.. Dashiell, Of New York, breaches at the Meth
odist church this morning, the Rev. Moses Smith
at the Congregational. and this evening the Pres
byterian young people give public anniversary.
, 1879-06-01

1t has been already communicated that pork lard com,
tng from the United States Of America be adntteu
Tor consumption. JOSE DIAs DE OL1VftAA.
, 1879-06-01
ANNOUNCEMENTS.


THE JUNE CLASS OF 1873 WILL HOLD il RE.
l union at the Cook County Normal School Satur-
dny as p editor IT, II og M o
lntcr-Ocean. and President. Of the Illinois Social
Science Association. Tree planting at p. Music
BY kte+loW'H 01ld.
THE MONTHLY MEETING OF THE HOSPITAL
l. for Women aud Children. corner Pau,:na anI
Adans-Bts, Will be held at the Pacific Hotel Monday ut
half past ,.
, 1879-06-01

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. residence OF the brides
rtson. Jr.. May =. Or. " j. Martln and Miss Kate
Henvaux. daughter OF 4. H. Joscyn, Esq, all OF this
city.
sS- Quincy N1l.) papcrs please copy.
Gil CIACkSFIELD-GANNETT his late residence
op3 Fulton few hours before his death, Charles
l. Chacxsaed and Nettfe hull Gannctt by the lev. j.
, 1879-06-01
MISCELLANEOUS MOTIONS.

500 gross Miller's Peerless BIacking, nut m IN
il. wooden boxes :. No. at sails per prfs.
No: at $s4.2 per gross.
500 reams Foolseap, Legal Cap, Letter Can
Paper at 13c. per h..
$4,000 doz. Wamsutta Thread. all aumbnL
black and white. at SIC per d{z, =.
Glassware at less than Auction prices.
1VO gross Table Cutlery at So. % per epa,
1000 gross St0ve-P Polish at 81 40 Der ms
500 doz, Shawl-Straps at less than manphs.
turers prices. ..... -
1000 gross White ries at Csc Der gro@ T.:
5oo doz Large Turkish Towels at $l45 pr
500 gross Mucilage, with brush. at 45c pr
doZ. =.
500 doz. Base-B Balls at 81 per gross.
100 doz; Base-Balls, extra large, at 60c PEI
TO Merchants who wish 10
purchase &c and 10c Coun.
ter Goods, it Will pay you to
call aaa<1 get our PRICES
before buying elsewhere.
25,00O Different Articles
mt from 15 to 40 per cent
less t27an other houses,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-04-09

affecting circumstance, can we and place and
| opportunity 10 resolve IL maintain. with
| greater assiduity, the tenets of our profession
| than here IN this Temple dedicated 90 the ser-
vice OF the living God and in the svmb1Iieal
presence OF this vast array of dead brethren.
whose memories we can never cease tocherish
Oar duties 10 the dead viii not cease with
these sad ceremonies. though their warfare
with the calamities and sorrows the reversas
and disappointments, the wrongs and 0ppres-
slons of this world are over The It'd which
binds us 20 them Is not broken assuuder their
causes are still our causes, their memories aud
regulations we are % watch over and guard
win Eealou- care, and we are % give prltel-
uoh and assistance 10 any whom they left des-
utate or unprotected. or who suffering wrong
OF INJURY may appeal 20 Us in their names
nus shall We reap the golden grain. which
shali purchase unto ourselves n good reward
IN the day " hen We shall meet our brethren
AGAIN before the great white throne and au-
sWer unto them for any neglect ID keen NOT
only the letter but the spirit of our Sacred
covenants with them.
And now, having renewed our obligations
% the dead, let Us leave them O. sleep Oh uu-
til the great reaper, death, shall De- swallowed
up IN victory; though our voices cannot reach
them, nor our feeble tributes bring forth 4 sine
gle response, vet can we saw 90 Iiic's great
ailor, the grave,
Thine for a space are they:
ct shalt thou yield thy treasures up so last.
Thy gates shall yet give way
l ny bolts shall tali-iucxorahlc past"