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Isaac Butt, the well known home rule leader, con-
graduated the General on his glorious record as a
soldier and man of peace. who had harmonized the
discordant American elements which had brought
the Generals brilliant services into requisition.
grand banquet took place tonight. The citizens
are enthusiastic Grant and will entertain him to
the best of their power. Several members of the
Irish rifle team who were at Creedmoor and British
army officers have already called on Gen. Grant.
The distinguished visitor will be entertained by the
Duke of Marlboro the lord lieutenant of Ireland.
MOncasi to Die To-day.
MADRID, Jan 3.-Contormably to traditional
usage Moncasi was handed over to the brotherhood
charged with accompanying condemned persons to
execution, today. A chapel has been erected in his
cell. in which he will remain "a hours in prayer.
His execution will be by the garrote.
Elections i'm Denmark.
COPENHAGEN, Jan. 8 In the elections for men,
bers of the Fokething the moderate left has lost IA
Seats OF which the right gained 7. The radical left
lost seats TO the right and the latter lost two seats
The IA Heal leader Tauber was defeated.
Nine Men Killed by the Bursting of n
Gun.
LONDON, Jan. 3.-The following telegram was
received from Admiral Harvey, commanding the
British fleet in the Sea OF Marmora:
One of the 3S-ton guns Of the turret ship Thunder
er burst the morning of January "a, killing Lieuts
Coke and Daniel, two petty officers, four seamen and
marine. The gun burst just in front of the trun-
mons, the muzzle blowing overheard. The gun ba
just been fred with battering charge, but when it
burst it was loaded with full charge and empty
shell. A boatswain aud 80 men were wounded 70
we're BADLY. The tufret was disabled, but the ship
otherwise uninjured.
Severe Weather in Scotland,
A Dundee despatch says that another heavy snow
storm has begun in Scotland. which with the ex.
IRENE cold has stopped all out door labor, and will
probably again stop railway travel.
The Plague iu Astrachan.
ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. "a plague has appeared
amongst the cossacks of Astrachan. The sufferers
are isolated and many doctors have been summoned
to their relief, OF 1876 persons attacked since the
first inst. lag have died.
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SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY =.

than useless to make . design which did not
take into account and utilize what had already
been done. The monument, as it stands, I
took as the core of my structure, encasing
is SO rich, and changing its character into q
tower, with portico at its base. In front of
this porch, or rather enriched beneath it,
placed colossal statue of Washington within
reach of the front. On the opposite side pro-
ington for our country-and on the two sides
two great bronze doors, figured over with
the principal events of the Revolution, and the
portraits of the distinguished men of the Pc
riod, the coadjutors of Washington. Fame on
the top of the tower in gilt bronze-ths spirit
ual essence of his life-he himself at the base,
the corporal presence
This design would necesstate no destruction
of what has bsen done: all would be decorated
aud beautifed in effect and making striking
feature in the city, commanding q view far
down the cOuptry
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In 1864 and 1865 Capt Charles Gardiner of Chel-
sea, Mass, Insured in the Union Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company of Maine, for $4,000. on two ordinary
Life Policies, payable at death provided the prem
iums were paid annually, according to the terms of
the contract.
On the I'd day of july 1877, Capt. Gardtner had his
policies changed to the form now used by the Com
pany, which gives the benefit of the Maine Non-for-
feituIe Law
On the 18th day of September, 1877, he sailed from
Boston master of the good ship "Iceland' on q
voyage to Calcutta The ship and all on board were
lost at sea. The premiums due July II, 1877, and
August 8, 1877, not paid, and by the terms of
the original policies this would have worked a for
fixture Of the entire Insurance; but under the new
policies which I'd been gratuiteusy offered by the
company, the insurance would have been continued
in force more than three years, until November,
1880, notwithstanding the non-payment of the prem
iums due in 1877 and the fact of the death being es
tablshed to the satisfaction of the company the full
amount of the policies was pail on the Goth day of
October, 1878.
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LONDON, January 3.-123 80 P. M.-Consols at 95 g..
16 for money and % 7-l6 for account.
LONDON, January 3-123O P. M.-American Sc
curites-United States bonds, 67s at 104l; SIS at
1893; new gs at O7s; 1040s at 1103; Erie 22a;
ferred 81.
LIVERPOOL, January 3-1230 P. M.-Cott0n is
active and frmer: Middng uplands at Tiled; do
bales for speculation and export. Receipts $780, in
GLIDING 77,3I5 bales American.
Futures better; January and February 5 13-32d ;
also at 16; February and March 7-16.
Flour at Is q 70; Winter Wheat at 8 a 9; do
spring at 6 10 g s 8; California averages at q 9 81;
ions, &c-Pork at 40; Beef at 80; Bacon % q "a,
Lard at 30 Cheese at IS. TaDow at SO 8. At London
Tallow at SO 6.
PARIS. Jan. 3.-Rentes 113 80.
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DIED.

In this city, Dec 8. Almira, wife of Chas R. Stubbs
aged 50 years months.
l6ost0n papers please copy]
Funeral services Sunday afternoon at o'clock
at No. 207 Spring street. Burial private.
In Cape Elizabeth Jan 2, Miss Joanna W. Rand
aged 63 years months % DAYS.
Funeral services Sunday afternoon at her lae re-
sidence.
In DeeriDg. Jan. 8, Rhoda, wife of E. B. Sawyer,
aged CT years months.
Funeral services on Monday afternoon at o'clk
In Auburn, Dec. zss, Mrs. Allen Pompilly, aged "a
years.
In Paris. Dec. %, Miss Martha G. Cole, aged AZ
years. daughter of the late Judge Cole
In Paris, Oct. IS, Mrs Lucy B., widow of the late
Maj Cypron Hall, aged about 81 years.
In Hebron, Dec. q, Joseph Merrill, aged Al years
months -
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WASHINGTON.
The Seward Inyesfi uation

The Seward Investi CATION,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-The Springer committee
conducting the Seward investigation resumed its
session today. The proceedings were confined to the
Identification and partial examination of large
number OF books received from the state department
containing letter press copies of consular correspon
dence and records of fees, &c.
The committee meet again Saturday.
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MAINE,
The veazie Marder Case,

The VeaZie Murder Case.
BANGOR Jan. 3.-The examination of Robert
Gaeton for wiltully numbering Frank McKelvery,
closed in the police corut this morning and Gaeton
washed in the Of $1,000 for trial at the February
tenn, for manslaughter.
Women's Tenn perance Convention.
The convention under the auspices of the Wo-
mans Temperance Union closed this evening The
day devoted to brief addresses and discuso of
topics relating to their work.
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THE CURRENCY.
The New York Chamber of Commerce
Declares Against the Double STANDARD.

The New York Chamber Of Commerce
Declares Against the Double Standard.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-The Chamber of Commerce
yesterday adopted the following resolution offered by
Mr.. A. A. Low:
That while contemplating with pleasure and salts
FACTION the success of Congressional law in the faci
ties 1t has given to the transaction of business and to
the restoration of sound currency in the
ferred to- it nevertheless devolyes upon this Chamber
to ask the attention of Congress more to the in
congruity of two standards of value - one of gold,
which conforms to the universal judgment of the
as widely condemned; the stable, because SO ac-
cepted the other unstable, because rejected as a
standard by the principal commercial nations of The
Der respectfully prays that, in order to avert the
danger attending the adoption of silver as measure
of values, Congress will amend the existing law by
further limiting the coinage of the silver dollar and
its use as legal tender.
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GILES EMINENT IODIDE AM IONA CURES
Neuralgia, Face Ache Rheumatism, Gout, Frost
Feet, Chilblains, Sore Throat Eysipelas, Bruises,
and Wounds of every nature in man or animal. The
remarkable cures this remedy has effected classes it
as one of the most important and valuable remedies
ever discovered for the cure and relief of pain.
From over exertion, contracted pain across my
loins. My sutferings intense. One bottle Of
Giles Liniment Iodide Ammonia cured me. Il. B.
MCGEE, Conductor N. Y. and New Haven R.
Sold by all Druggists. ja4S&T
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MARRIED..

In Harrison, Dec Is, Frank o. Gray and Miss Ma
ry j. Caswe
In Brunswick, Dec.3O, Charles H. Clark and Miss
ALnie D. Perry.
In Winthrop. Dec. 90. Herbert R. Tinkham and
Miss Lizzie nj. Robbie, both of Monmouth.
In China. Jan. l, Willis K. Ward and Ada M. Nell
son.-daughter of Rev. A. j. Nelson.
In Bath, Jan. 1. Levi Toothaker of Brunswick and
Miss Ora A. Storer of Bath.
In Bath. Dec. 81, Otto j. Kempel of Boston and
Miss Annie e, Ottersen of Bath.
In Saco, Dec %, Charles II. Leach of Boston and
Mrs, Annie l.. Weight of Saco.
In Saco; Dec 25. Geo. o. Libby of Cape Elizabeth
and Miss Diana K. boothby of Saco.
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Boston stock Market.
[Sales of the Brokers Board, Jan, 81
New York Stock and Money Market,

NEW YORK, January 3-Evening.-Money active
at 9 per cent. on CALL and closing at ~ per cent
Sterling Exchange firm at 4S1a q 4s2 for long and
1851 G 487 for short sight.
Governments are strong. State onds are dull.
Railway mortgages strong and higher.
Amount of gold paid out at the Sub-Treasury for
legal tender notes was $4,000. Amount of gold
taken in exchange for legal tender note 5000 OOO net
gain to Treasury $4,000.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day
aggregated 146, 200 shares.
The following were the closing quotations of Gov
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Chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO, January 3-Hogs-receipts 5000 head
shipments $4,000 head; the market strong and fairly
active; choice heavy at Q so q 90; light at IS a.
275.
Cattle-receipts 17COlhead; shipments I4OO head;
market steady and unchanged; shipping 40 "a 8 IS
200 @270.
Sheep-receipts 400 head; market quoted at 90
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DNNaESTUU PORTS.

NEW ORLEANS Cid 2Stb, sch Nellie Bowers,
Stackpole Havana.
Cid ID, brig Eugeue Hale, Lord, New York.
PENSACOLA-Ar goth schs Irvine Berry, from
Havana OrIie Drisko Drisko. Kingston ia.
FERNANDINA-Ar LIST. sch Geo Dale, Pierce,
Barbados.
SATILLA MILLS-Sld Goth, sch Bailey, Hig-
gins, Bath
BRUNSWICK, GA-Ar 9th, sch Geo Young,
Marshall, Boston.
Ar 2Stb sch Effie j Simmons, Young, Boston,
FORT RESS MONROE-Passed out I'd, ships Belle
O'Brien and Edward o. ren, from Norfolk Tor Liy-
erpool.
BALTIMORE-Ar I'd. sch L g. Fisk, Phillips,
Providence.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar up LIST, sch Albert Waite,
Dodge, Portland.
Ar at Delaware Breakwater list, brig Geo Burn
ham, Staples from Philadelphia for Matanzas
Sid Isl. brigs Houston, and Harry Stewart; sch
Ruth g Thomas.
NEW YOkK-Ar 1st, scbs Jos G Slower, Brown,
Maracaibo 20 days; Daybreak. Mackay, Miragoane IS
days; Hattie Smith, Spaulding, Aux Cages; j G
Rogers. Otis, Bath.
Ar I'd, brig Mary Fink, Spencer, Stettin (Noy ~
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Kentucky Noon.hiners Sentenced to

Prison.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 3.-The grand jury yesterday
returned indictments against twelve moonshiners
who have been in Jail for several months They all
plead guilty, several giving reason for engaging in
the Illicit traffic that they had consumption and
made it for bitters. Two had sick wives who could
not live without liquor. Another had but one leg
could not make living in any other bushes. Each
one was sentenced to ten months in Jail and 800
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MARINE NEWS,
An Unknown Schooner Ashore.

CHATHAM, Jan. 3 An unknown schooner came
ashore on the common fats this afternoon, Since
then her masts have been cut away. No one can get
to her at present of the ice and the severe
northwest gale She is in dangerous situation.
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Cid Cd. barque Antonio Sala Rice, Havana; schs
o N Marrett, Reed. Ciudad Bolivar; ) Mcclellan,
Farr, Rio Hache, USO.
Passed through Hell Gate LIST, baraue Olive Thur
low Corbett from New Yerk for Gloucester.
Passed through He'll Gate %, sch clio Chilleott
from New York for Boston; porto Rico, Weehawken
PKovlDENCE-Ar LIST, sch Onward, Gorham, Port
johnson.
Below 3D. sch Hudson, Coleman from Calais.
MEMORIAL ID. sch VIM Rice, Pressey, Rock
land tor New York. (and sailed9
Ar I'd, sch Maria Adelaide. Kent, East Greenwich
Sid I'd, sch Fleetwing, Maddocks, for New York,
with part of inward cargo.
Returned schs Maud, Idaho, and Jas Henry
OVERWHELMINGLY ist, scts Hattie Turner
Hupper, Round Pond for New York; Petrel, Staples,
Camden tor do; R NJ Brookings. Dunton, Bath for
do: w Ii Whitaker. Care Portland tor Philadelphia
EDGARTOWN-Ar list, sch Charles Hitler.
Coombs. 20 days for Boston, with sugar to Phnney 81
jackson
BOSTON-Ar I'd, scbs W t Emerson. Dorr from
Georgetown, PEI: Angola Wooster Weehawke ;
Napoleon Pickett Bangor; George Shattuck, Slower,
Belfast; L HAYNES, Lunt. CastIDe.
Cid 30. sch Nellie May, Horton Portland.
SALEM-Ar 3lst, sch JAS Freeman, Kellar, from
BATH-Cld I'd, sch Fl Prescott SWEET, Portland.
BOOTHBAY-Ar 31st. sch Geo Somes, Norwood,
Port Williams Ms, for New York.
| Santa Cruz
RoCKLAND-Ar list. sch Olive Elizabeth. Lind
Sid Dec 80 sch Starlight, Webster, Philadelphia,
| having repaired.
FOREIGN PORTS.
| At Batavia Nov Is, barque Florence Treat, Veaze,
to load for Corr, tor orders.
Ar at Lisbon Dec &c. barque G Reusens, Leighton,
Philadelphia
Ar at Bordeaux 31st, barque Adolph Engler, Will
liams. New York.
Vera Cruz Dec 1e, sch Addie Bryant Stubs,
from New York, ar Nov Il, for Mnatitan and New
| York.
| Ar at London LIST inst, ship Hagarstown, White
more New York.
| OF Dover LIST inst, ship Bombay, Peterson, New
Orleans for Bremen.
| Ar at Dublin I'd INST chip Alert. Kan. Boston.
Ar at Campecbe Dec 18, brig Lie HOnghton, have
ner Barbados, ito sail goth for Prampoton to load
| for New YORK.
At Demarara Dec 81, brig Adelaide, Slower, waiting
| ORDERS
| SPOKEN.
i Dac1 Go Of Hat nnila hnr
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MEMOIR ANDAi

Sch Chas Hitler. Coombs. from Martinique for
Boston, pot into Edgartown LIST inst. in Distress
Reports. Dec 25, Dear Georges, took heavy squat
was struck by another squa, and being pressed for
water, obliged to cut foresail haards. and also
bolt ropes to bring the vessel on her keel; carried
away flying jibstay and ironwork to headstay The
next day while fishing malnboom a sea boarded the
vessel washing the captain to leeward with some
wood and timber, iDjuIing him severely. He has
nearly recovered. Vessel tight. Will make Temporal
ry repairs and proceed.
Sci Starlight, Webster, from Calais for Philadel-
ashore has repaired and she protested Goth.
Sch Geo Somes, Norwood from Port Williams
Ms for New York. put into Bootbbay 31st with loss
of foreboom and other damage.
Sch Jos G Slower, lot Bucksport) Brown, at New
York from Maracaibo, repcrts-was 16 days North Of
Hatteras with heavy NV gales, lost and spit sails
and was blown off twice.
V-See general news columns for other reports.
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TORONTO, Jan. 3.-James Lannon's, a pensioner,
and his wife were burned to death at Brockton last
night while intoxicated, the house having taken fire
from the upsetting Of stove.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FouR
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
Jan. d, 1 A. M))
For New England
rising barometer, stationary or lower temperature.
partially cloudy weather and westerly winds.
Cautiuary off-shore signals continue along the
coast from Indianolato PASSPORT.
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PORTLAND. Jan. 2.
For Portland, Is cars miscellaneous merchandise:
for connecting roads 81 cars miscellaneous merchant
disc,
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The committee on executive councillors reported
whole. number of votes IT, Edward G. Moody,
Charles FL. Chase, Frank M. Fogg, Simon S. Brown,
Hasey II. Munroe, John B. Foster, and Fred G.
Parker had So each; and Roscoe L. Bowers, Charles
E. Jose, VIM. F. Garcelon, R. B. Shepherd, Silas O.
Hatch, and Benjamin Bussey had rs each.
The convention closed and the House adjourned
until AIS Tuesday.
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AND COM ERCEAL

Clearing III louise Transactions.
PORTLAND, January s.
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction OF business as follows to-day:
Gross Exchanges. ..............$14 O,757 05
Net Balances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1876 u
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FTY-EIGHTH LEGISLATURE
AIonzo GarcelOn Elected Governor
All the Coalition Nominees for
State Officers Chosen.
FIFTY EIGHTH LEGISLATURE
AIonzo GarcelOn Elected Governor
SENATE.

AUGUSTA, Jan. 8.
Especial to the Pressl
Mr.. Rogers of Sagadahoc, reported the footipgs of
tba committee IN Gubernatorial votes.
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Barque Acacia, Anderson. from Guantanamo, in
ballast put into Pensacola 24th sick with fever
Brig Liberty. from Aquin, which put into Newport
with loss of master, has been ordered to Boston,
Capt Ralph Devereux, of Searsport, brother OF the
late captain, will take charge. seaman was badly
rin hnsnital.
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Foreign Exports
Receipts Of Maine Central h. II

MATANZAS. Schr Ella NJ Watts-5735 shocks
and heads, 495 bbls potatoes.
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Duly DOmcsuc kfeceIptss
By water conveyance-1000 bush corn meal to G
W True & Co.
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WnOle NUMBER. .,....s....ss....... ........178
Edward b. Cove hal. ....................95
Sumner j. ChadbouIne had. .............S3
For Treasurer of the State the committee reported
Whole number. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Charles A. White had. 80. ...,,....,95
Esreu DdHkS HAUL .........................H
For Attorney General the committee reported
WuOle uumUeF 173
Henry Ceaves had. ..................S2
VIM. FL. Mcclellan had. ....................9
For Adjutant General
WuOic Il
Samuel ID. Leavitt had.
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N NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Friday, Jan. 3.
Fl
ARRIVED.

friday Jan. d.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Ontario. (Br) Roberts, Liverpool via
Haifax-passeUgers and mdse tc d Torrance q Co.
Steamer Jas Gary, Grant, Eastport tor Boston,
land proceeded)
Sch Victory. Osmore Boston, to load for Millbrdge
Sch Satilla, Rives, Bath for Satilla River.
CLEARED.
Sch Ella N Watts. Watts, Matanzas-Isaac Emery
Sch Sarah Smith, Banks, New York; Robson.
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[FRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at New York Sd. barque Karo6u, Eastport
Ar at Cape Town, CGH, Dec 5, brig Wauban, Spen-
Ger, New York.
Sid TN Deal Cd, barque Sadie, Gregory, (trom Ant
werp) for New York.
Ar at Genoa Cd, barQue Lorena, Blanchard from
New York,
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- -PEoPLE who fancy that Demo
cratic, domination at Washington
means battle, murder, sudden death
and other things too fearful to be
named, will be well..to, consider the
debate now, pending in the Senate
over the admission Of Mr.. Bell, APP
pointed d Senator by the Republican
Governor Of New Hampshire. Yes.
terday's: session on that subject
reads like story from the land, oil
spirits. ) Senator Thurman and Sen
|ator Bayard are found with other
FDemoeratic Senators fnclfhing 80 al.
NIT MIR. Bell,a while the protest
,againstl his admission lis led, and Led
with signal ability by the Reppbli;
Ecan Senator Carpenter side by side
with the Democratic Senator Hill
Now observe that such a sthingsas
|thissnot onlyene sraoccurred ibutlwas
neYerlso much as expected to occur
during the long, Republican DONNA
|tion in the Senate. While tie Re
publicans had control Of either
House tile admission Of a new men
| Der was always treated openly as .
party question. The truth is tina
changes in party prsponderance ,ars
Eahsolufely necessary IL Give nm,
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---VIRGIN1A proposes to pay her
debtin full but scales the interest at
4 per cents for ton years, s percent
for twenty years and 9 percent for.
forty years. North Carolina divides.
her debt into classes. and funds one
class. ante bellam bonds, into new
issue ate the rate of forty cents to
the i dollars p another sclass, srecog
nizef' lneworailwayS bonds, atsithe
tate of twenty-five cents to the'dol-
lar, and another class, funding bonds
| Of 1866 and 1868, att fifteen cents to
the dollar, all past due interest to be
surrendered on each class. The new,
bonds are to bear interest at Che
rate of 4 per cent; and are tOlbe ex
tsmpt from taxation: Tennessee pro-
poses 10 pay fifty centsito the dollar,
in new bonds bearing 4per cent III
terest.
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Wrapt in the charm by memory
vrnrrl,t
Whilst others but the spelIhas passed

In soothing tears away, a.s.,. ~ s
And softening years have covered up
With many an olive Spray '.rsal q
The. graves Which sonnsightly seemed,
Ere yet the sod grew green,
Or Peace her holy Influence gave, Y
Or Wisdom touched the scene.