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Ikruort delivered 3.cfarp fho Hoard Of TRADE
Of Cleveland yratcrday-A Tremendous
Picture of tho Future dFeat"oAs Ut the Fur
Hoe'n"sM. ss..,,, ,,,n,,.. IN ~. 4,,,,,,.
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of I'm poord ~ rrodc ,vn, hcta today. in con.
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1,cnvan,,,r ~ c.refu, ,nonrcr hr w"v
~ s.ro., .,a ,hr, nro.cc,,.d f., r,a.o cer, ~,
...,s'. "',t t.a,,'',.,,,,",,,,.,ta,. IT, ,h,.,mh,
s."te!aen.s M aaa A' 'ao1s"S
that II ,045,0o0. thu sum agreed upon by tho
Convention. would ho ampio to mako the
ucreasary imnroye,nobsa and scrurc sixteen
f.nt ~ uo,.- ia co11.I .&.optIor IN tbo
wv "".s. " s ~ -"
great ndsa'ItaEo 'FoHs ta'fe improvements
ard said thu Ions to tho Marquette scEIou alone
during tho year froa, the rtcsent arrangement 10
, 1879-01-07
NOTES AND NEWS
TuR ARMY ntttL.

Hhfc1dt {HkpAfSA 10 lh& tF4pEHf+
WASHINGTON, D. G., Jan. 6.-Tho new Army
bill stands on tho House calcndar a. tho special
order for Thursday. The appropriation bills
viii probably crowd 1t out. Tho bill becomes
daily morc unpopular. Tho fatal objection 10
Il il The fact that It takca tho power from tho
Secretary OF Wara aud confers It upon the Cen
eral Of the Army, making the 1atter practical
military dictator In ill army tuatttts. 1t is re-
portsd thnt members Of tho Senate Judiciary
Committee will move to havo the b1 referred
to It for a report upon It's copstttutiona'tty.
The fact has come uut that both Ucns. 5hcri-
dan aud Terry wsote to Gen. burnside In an
swcr to letters from tho inter nsknR their
Views, dulrccutlug such uu attetupt at re-
organization ~ has been made ucn. Sheridan
ls reported to have written short time befare
tho bill was reported, expressing tho opinion
that tho preseht organization was good enough;
that 1t had proved efficient in two wars. and
suy attempt to change 1t would probably maku
It worse.
GARRISON rorrEa's SUBCOMMITTEE
has returned from New Orleana without having
accomplished anything. The trip. however.
doubtless Indicates that It ID not tho purpose Of
the Potter Committee to cutter Into further tll-
yestigattons. Very little Is expected to result
from the taking Of testimony by tho two New
Orleans lawyers. Members Of the cou1uittec
o,t acrre that tho Jenls woman ATTEMPTED 10
play trick on them.
DID NOT ArrrAR.
Eclther ex-sec1ctary Robcson nor any Of the
,s,,on. imu],co+c cd in tbe o1tepe,l Nayv Dcnort
1872 .,n,, ,,.cs ~ .he c,nortr,,v
offered them BY the House Naval Committee
during tho recesato appear aud testify In their
own behalf OF to oifer documentary eyldeucr.
~" ux,1v
t- =. go
Tns Democrats on tho Teller Committee Will
cndcavor to l,ave Judge KELLEY summoned as
ctrly ~ possible Oh accouns Of the recent letter
written by him, In which lc aroused stie Fcdcral
| defeat his reelection.
r1rKtx.
Ex-MaEshal Fitkfn. Of Louisiana, has made
polnt In The ealnpatxn wh!cl. sonls dissatisfied
! hIu,, Judge Southwark, Tho supposed author
OF the charges that pttk!n was rerrupt, In q
| cu1,l pYer hfs own signature statcs TINT tho
pretended intrryiuw with hlsn waa false, and
| that 1t docs not CORRECTLY represent either his
Y1lEnMAN,a SPEECHES..
Tho speeches OF Secretary John Sherman
Judna lis coming mouth bY q Nov Yurk tirm,
pnti viii iii yuj,,lu pf sons Ga) pa1es Etpyo,
Everything thut SHERMAN has ryer said In pub
liz sperci. on ts subject, the strictly political
narts only vxrcpttd, viii be published. 1t
| wonld srein that the publication 1T this volume
nj tias Inns IL At jeast uu i1,tiyect appou1,cr.
Incnt OF tnc TACT that Shcrulan recognizes him.
sclf a. q Presidential candidate,
vEwY coin.
The nnbltc achoujs. which recommended here
to-ttny aftcr thu holiday recess, were uly1lik.ej
! i,,H,,y,i.,niv ,,n.., nsaomhltn,, ~ n trrs i'm,
!hnta.s t., "pes ~, t1nsa ,.a.o ~ "Ss ~"
possao.G ~ Ss.p ~ .snG.a'a ~ Eut.
sot ~ . "tn. ts,.snnons ,..5 ~ sy
so " ~ -s ~ ~. .uu ~"
1'Sa'e's 1sN'". ~ 49," ~ '1s ~ 3"'*s"'
/ aHa EA"'
w..u,r1rns II u ia" M.rts r.,ccrt r,,
, 1879-01-07
SUPREME COURT.
DECISIONS ANNOUNCED


WAsH1xoroH, D. G.. jau. G.--The following
Supreme Court decissous are announceu;
No. 81. United States, appellant, -. Union
Pacific 1lailroad Company et al. Appeal from
tho Circuit Court OF the United States for tie
Dsstrtet Of Connecticut. This is tho sui. coal.
uoniy known as the Credit sloblltcr case, mud
xa. artpipslty brought by tbu At,orner. O. cneral
~ sxo,,is r,r-t ~ tio tfui, III n,ots. "a, ~.
OF Inc e"cu.t 1oo'. W e"o oa.tsu o'ates ao1 'uc
District OF connecticut ID ooeatcnco 70 tho re-
qtitretucnts of tho forth section Of the nct Of
f.ongress approycd March 8, lB7;}, Its main
nrr,<,s, xa. n nrotcct thu mortpor. .ceurttv
'a.pu.o "a' ~ ..|, s"u ~" s. 49, eN.
anu otEer ihte5csts VI the onlteu atates aslslnE
out of tue latter's relations With the
railroad corporation. Ths defendants III.
trrnosc,t n demurrer. which was .ustafnc,l
r,..,. 80. 80, ~ .I, ~ .....i.t..
W Tue ~Heu'' tont's W" tao o'.' " toeuptasl'7
ants was dismissed Upon snat uecrcc, ahd TIC
case brought TO this court. It IL here held TINT
= court Of Justice Ii not called III to inquire Into
80 r.. ,.rrn ~ 1nroat. .n1 fovors h,t .s.ct, ,,ur
tao "a'a"Ns ~ oe'ee "e .as ~ ~
tics to SUCH controversy u TINS. bat into tae!f
respective rlkhta ~ established by Inv f0unt1 In
their coutt taSss unI recognized bY tho established
nrt,rn1o NJ cnutty. f1nyeruet1 f,y th,a rufa ond
...a -, ea,.... T.. ...I.. 49,, I.,x
VI .i1e 'nteu''ou ~ eo"kte"s ~ pasees WV -"
uattf walen th's SUIT "as ofo"9as' sn's eour1
a4olds that no case for relief u madc out by The
, 1879-01-07

eh!nmcnts Of metal by express auti otherwise
fran the mines, and they nrc bcievcd 10 te rea
so,,ablv ntr,,satr. A Considerable amount Of
ctl,f bullion protluccd In California AMI Colorado
CO.'S MT aprWar III the returns made BY the cx-
s,rsss compnn!s =. that IN California !'clng tnken
cra, anil that In Colorado tctn9 slipprl from tho
Slate through prlrnto hanls. Dr. tdndcEnan
estimates that this would add 10 The gold prof.
net OF California, as rivcn n tho table tclow. At
1cast twn mfilns and lihlf. and 10 tlat OF C0l-
ora.lo over haIf A million. Tho following Is DR..
, 1879-01-07

IAnTFoRp, Conn, Jan. 0.-1udgc Carpenter.
Of the Superior Court, to-day dactlcd Tho con-
test over tho rrsult Of the o. -ober election Of
Seectmrn In Hartford BY throwing out the
Democratic flrst nud third Sclrctn.en and put
ting Republicans into those oflicca. The dr.
ci,tun Nas given On the ground TINT the "ltttle
fraudulent
, 1879-01-07
THE CHINESE.
MUST Tnxr GO Or ATAy7

SrTcEat DtspatcA to rae 7ftbsas.
WARRINGTON, ID. e., Jan. GA number OF
Ssw YORK merchants arc causing their oppos1-
tton TO be known to any attempt to drive out
tho Chinese from California. It Is also known
here TINT q large uumbar of merchants In san
Francisco arc also opposed tu any action In tf'at
direction. Their belief 10 TINT It VIC insist upon
any modification, tho Chinese will cut as end to
the whuta treaty, retalfatc upon our county
men IN China, and deprive rs Of the advantages
va alealy enjoy Is traders at tho treaty ports.
This belief is founded upon certain obacrva-
tlons some Ut tho chinese Embassy let
fall in the course at conversation on the
subject with some New York merchants. These
n1erchants state that therd are various enter"
prtscs requiring the employment of largo
number OF Cheap 1al,orers which arc to 40 Into
operation rs soon ~ sprtnR arrives. but "a their
prulectoV have been calculating upon China
incn for shat cheap lal,or, these may all be de-
layel II an atteit.pt ID Hale TO set aside tic
treaty.
, 1879-01-07

r TRtlu7 7HfDF4!rH III fH2 gF7bHHEs =
Fr. WAYNE, Ind. jan. G.-lIuu'lngton is still
tho sccuc oil n,urh excitement over the budy-
stnt:bIng trials. Dr., Israel Reed, who had
pleaded guilty nnd turned statc's evidence,
cscnpvd from the jail Inst night, and is still at
MrEe. Tho trlal OF Dr. Mycrs. Of this city, bc-
gun to-day.
, 1879-01-07
THE FACTS AT Last,

TERnH uAu1H. md, Jan. Ut has been
found that Oliver Perry, Of this county, aud
John Trader, who is in tho State rtnifcnttary
for life on another Charge, were the parties who
EngIslled, murdered, md robbed tllc uld wonian
nanleu Era Peters near this city, on the night
Of tho 18th Of March, 1875. Perry l'as been ar
rested.
, 1879-01-07

ap.ctal I4.pa,eh to "a, Tubxn.,
WAsntso1ox, b. c.. Jan. e.-Prcsident
Rayes' predictions In his annual snessage that
the rtsunptton Of spccle.payments will b sue
res.i,l aud easily ualntalped, and that it will
be followed by revival Of business prosperity,
fs being realized. Indeed. resutupttou, Instead
Of diminishing The stock Of cokp In tho Treasury,
In, INCREASED II, At tue sloso Of business ntl
saturlav Tho cofn balance was 'lafvcr than It
had been the ptcccJlug lay,
- Tbs pfcsiaeut las not frlly t}ectlcl whether
+. ,~,t, .o.a = r,.e..vn ~ f.,nor.xs o,nunp.ur
no ~, "n' 'e"a ~. ess s,,'s ~ ."'....'".,"
tue S1eccatA' setoAup'11AHtNt W sehAsaFt'on'
But whether such mcssago Il sent or not. 1t il
ptot,abls that q resolution cong.atnlat!ng tho
ronn, rnt,n ,h~ .,,cc,.. uf r..,,mnt,nn viii lnt
,'.s.4..p,s aa5 w. ~. .as $3.50 ~'"A'0" "''
"''oaaceu ~ taa oe"a'a'
rue SouR'rER7csSf CIRCULAR
Soma Of tho returned congressman state that
IL i. their turnoso II, tnn,Iira why Kt4.etarr
Sn...n ~ 80. IT. 80 ,,E.,, III ,tTo-.
onoa" - t"ae' I4s as" A'4'se'e". s..,"'', oAs'
, 1879-01-07

NRW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE lo4s's tpet1a IN. uo
Cohocs,~N. r., ssys the Hat1nonY Cuttost ",, ap.n
employing R5oo Lands, aud producing S"SI
yards Of eottou Ku,la 4 day, Laye rtdae,,s =,
working tin,s /, t1rea days week. III oraef
scdutr PRODUCTION aud stlueu prtces. II
kxwuuAu. n, T., Iail. A-Tbs' opersilfsts t.,,I
the Ntwbusg Steam Cotton Mills Ncrc PisSs- H.
Oh half time Today. rhe low prIee Of paop''N
tured goods u given ~ tAe cause,
, 1879-01-07

SptrfaI bspatch IA TAa 1ffbHns.
MILWAUKEE, WIS. Jn0. 0..-The preliminary
examination Of Samuel ant1 1lcndrick Billings,
brought llthcr from Packuaukec, Wis, on a
charge Of making and ,lttcrtn9 counterfeit
silver coin. was completed boforo Commissioner
13loodrool to-day. snsl resulted in their dis
r|IarRc. John Price is the only one OF tic trio
hell! for trial. 49,
Ike iionnell wns nrrcatcd hero this afternoon
on suspicion. niit turned out to llnye eom-
mttttA 4 rubbcry at kiltournc Citv, Wis. lie
il also wanted at Fond du Lac, 1t is said, for
rpbhtng bank.
, 1879-01-07

V1gCgNsEs, 1nd.. Jan. 6.-Guiney. tho OAK
town burglar, tatel hero Saturday night. 9ave
bnil In $500 this morning. with lts iathcr and
Or. heard as suretiea, to appear us the February
term Of court. lilo and his father left for
bloomfield ot, the noon train. llts condition is
still critical, owing to internal Injuries.
, 1879-01-07
THE CReDlT-M0BtllER CASE.

New YoRK, Jan. G-Tha uuItcd States g.
prc,nu CouE. thIs AFTERNOON gayu = dcriso', c'.s,,,
the case of the United States ". The ~.
IaelA: Railroad Company aul othsrs, co@u1 ~.
iy kuown Us tho Credit aihbIlier case. 1os '.,nt.
clston ol tue luwer tousk suAtalulnX thu oi1t u
rcr 10 tho bill III equity Is affirmed, ai'
Goye1LMrnt't suit Is uluc:el l!suIAsedA
, 1879-01-07

Npfc{ri DtstHstEh 10 The TF9b

itpfrfai Dfsts.tch fo Tie TssbHrs
DECATUR, IT,, Jan. U.-Alonxo Pierce, tho
,nah who broke into J. kaylor's l,ouss tho other
night and got away with SIS overcoat and
other valuable articles, was arrested at Dcrttn,
Hauramun County, Saturday, a,,,l 10 now til jul
here Awaiting tho aetton Ut tho Grand jury.
, 1879-01-07

~. AABRTQwK4 Pa.,Inn., William. nlMme1t,
formerly Prcalenrol tho First National Dank
of this city, which went ilito liquidation ycaF
ago was arrested to-tlay charged with ctnbcz.
lctncat, aud released on &J,UU0 ball.
, 1879-01-07

Ponr JEWS, N. r, Jan. B,-Jan,es ".
Quick, Treasurer OF Pike County, pa.. whose
term ofi Office expired to-day, Is missing.
Fears nro entertained that ho has nosconLcd
With }l0,U ,U0U county funla.
, 1879-01-07

E.,tcsat Dasuutra IN Ttx Irtbuns,
ALTON, ILL.,, Jan. G-This evening, about tli
past o'clock, 4 fire broke out Ia the CitJ.hl4
In which are ali the city offices md the Pot
OlIlce. The building was ouly partly bar0tt
T'te city records wfrc all removed mud sa1h'
also all tho valuables nnl letters in tAe Ptas
fbtf|re
, 1879-01-07

TuuRNlt AND TIE ONO kLgcT1oN-TUs CAM
PAIUN or lea0-COSkLlSU On THE NEW
1oAx APPOINTMENTS
Aslo1cA to .stig l'oFk Hssaid.
WASHINGTON, d. c., jan. 3-it Is sAid that
thu ohio election Of next fall attracts good
deal moro attention hcre thau the New York
sl"etson; at least It Is oEteter spoken Of among
politicians. I!;rrc Is no doubt that tt4 Western
, 1879-01-07

NAw YonK, Jim. .G.-Detcctives who are
searching for j. ". Hull. WHO ruhted Flold 4
James OF CSC, 600 In Ioycrn1ncnt bonds, learned
that Hull left tho city on the day If tic rob-
bcry On Fall River steamboat. Thu detectives
traced Hull to Providence. but there the cicw
was lost.
, 1879-01-07

AT SAGINAW CITY, MICH.
Spsetus Di1puteA to Tas 1tttunA
Fast SAGINAW. 3llcll., Jan. a-The elts'a
residence Ut Mrs. f. +. Thompson, At eagI'''
Cily, was dcatroyed by Iira last night. ~
$8,lt0; tnsurrd for $S,NN. a portion ot W
cUnLeukx WAS aRYe1.
, 1879-01-07

When mind ind body srg out Of soEss, with caId
exiremIiIrs, yEilowhess In tAa sktA. costsenrss,
tusl headache. and an ihd1.2o.itioa 70 stir abunt
bs xufu Yon xre tn for bilious attack, spttnglHx
IRON y nofe OF lt*d dsorle.ed liver Ur. Iaynp's
saualLys PtIis Will bring ths Iitrr to healthy
Condition aud sprsIlI retuQfe &ll ulllaSy ttefusA
, 1879-01-07


BAN FAAHcIsCo, Jan. 6.-TAs board OF Local
Inspectors oG steam Vcsscls 1naue report this
morntng In the Georgia case. tbs Inspectors
Ind that Capt. Howard did not use prupes care
aud skill! in navigating ths Georsia On the night
sue WAS lost, and consequently tnpceiicd the
safety aud Aves Vi tbs paA4snEcEs and cruw in
trusted TO hIa care, In consideration OF these
facts tho lnspectora lay. revoked Capt, How
NEhrx.
, 1879-01-07

ONE OF TIE WO3iAy-KtLLEAS.
8peetzl RapdicA 10 TAs 1r4a1a4
INDsAAAroLis, lul., Jau. h-To-day Judge
Eism Informed thu attorneys for AeEsiek,
the wlfe-nurdcseF, that their motion for a new
trial uust be died aud dis pasyl of Ut onc..
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-05-05

An Ohio cow last week broke man S
neck by kick. A mule that witnessed
the casualty went behind the barn and
wept.
1t has been found that one swallow
doesn't make spring. Therefore, if you
are in hurry for spring take two or
three swallows.
"She never told her love" that she
had been eating onions, but their chairs
we're found good way apart the next
morning.
A London chemist has named his five
daughters respectively, Glycerine, Pep
sine. Ethyl, Methyl and Morphia. He
calls their mother Dynamite.
my DEAR" said husband in start
ling tones, after awaking his wife in the
night, II have swallowed a dose of
strychnine p "Well, then. do for good
ness sake be still or it may come up"
Wages that have not come down. A
clergyman recently aroused his sleepy
audience by asserting in the most posi-
tive manner, that, Notwithstanding the
hard times, the wages of sin have no
been cut down one iota.
"What ever shall l do with such /;
bad. bad boy ?' said a loving mother
as she strove to impress on the mind o
her six-year-old tow-head his manifold
troublesomeness. "Oh, you let me alone
| amt half as bad as can be-"
Two darkies were vaunting their cour
age. 81 isn't feared O. nothin', | isn't,
said one Den, Sam, you isn't 'feare
to loan me dollar ?" mo, Julius,
isn't feared to loan you a dollah, but
does hate to part wild an ole fren' fol
ebber."
They tried to kill book agent q
Omaha last week. He was robbed
thrown into the river, knocked off tn
cars, tossed from high bridge into th
river again, and in two hours he ws
round with an illustrated Bible, tryin
to get subscription from the head
the attacking party.
Twas young printers devil wi
asked for a kiss, but she quickly replies
did this pert little miss "YOu look ink
: and black though your head may
level, but I'll never consent to be kisst
!. by the devil" Years passed and Il
. miss become an old maid, with frizzl
) and curls, false teeth and pomade. Tn,
3 sadly she sought to recall the old issu
: but the printer replied: The de'
won't kiss you"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-05-05
THE ROBINS BACK AGAIN.

There's a call upon the housetop, from the
plain;
There's warble in the sunshine. twtter in the rain
And through my heart at sound of these there
nameless thrill
As sweet Odor to the rose, verdure to the hill;
And all these joyous mornings my heart pours forth
this strain;
"God bless the dear old robins that have come back
again"
For they bring thought of summer, of dreamy, lus-
cious days.
ofkiugcups in the meadow. making golden haze;
longing for the clover blooms. for all aglow,
For fragrant blossoms where the bees with drowning
murmurs go
dream of all the beauties of summers golden reign
And sing, God keep the robins hat have back
again."
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-05-05
MOTHERS WAY.
on within our little cottage.

or within our little cottage.
As the shadows gently fall,
While the sunlight touches softly
One sweet face upon the wall.
Do we gather close together,
And IN hushed and tender tone,
Ask each others full forgiveness
For the wrong that each has done.
Should you wonder why this custom
At the ending of the day,
Eye and voice would quickly answer:
at was once our mothers way"
II our home be bright and CHEEKY,
lift hold a welcome true,
Open wide the door Of greeting
To the many-not few.
five share our Fathers bounty
With the needy day by day,
IT'S because our hearts remember
This was ever mothers way.
Sometimes. when our hearts grow weary,
And our tasks seem very long,
When our burdens seem too heavy
Aud we deem the right all wrong.
Then we gain anew fresh courage,
As we rise to proudly say: .....
"Let us do our duty bravely-
This was our dear mothers way"
As she taught us when but infants,
Acts Of faith and hope and love,
Thus we keep her memory precious
While we never cease to prove
That at last when lengthening shadows
Mark the evening of life's day,
They may find us waiting calmly
To 90 our darling mothers way.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-05-05

A SAMPLE PATRIoT.-"Col" Harry
Gilmore of Maryland has been appointed
Stationery Clerk in the Senate. Gilmore
was one of those men who deserted his
own State and turned against her to 60
into the rebellion. Lessing, in his his
tory of the war, says that one of Gilmore's
first exploits as rebel cavalry leader
was to levy contribution of $4,000
upon Hagerstown, Nd. and to sweep
through that section, robbing friend and
foe alike. The same authority says that
Gilmore seemed to take special delight
in tormenting the people of his own State.
According to report of committee of
the Marland Legislature the Confederate
cavalry under Gilmore which raided in
that State destroyed S2,03O 900 of prop
erty. He led the party which pillaged
and burned Chambersburg, by which
| $500 people were rendered houseless
and 81. 900. 900 of property was wontonly
destroyed.
This is the favorite son of Maryland
whom the Democrats in the United
States Senate have selected for an honor
able and lucrative position. Had doz-
en- Union soldiers bearing scars of hon.
orable service applied for the place they
would have been dismissed in order to
give the position to a man who led the
gang that robbed the citizens of his own
| State.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-05-05
THE REBEL BRIGAOIERs.
BY HANK WAGNER.

Lo our Congress has assembled
And where floats the stripes and stars,
Sits host of rebel leaders
Who once cheered the "stars and bars"
"Time," It's said, "makes all things even."
And in fifteen peaceful years,
Lo our Capital is "taken"
BY the rebel Brigadiers.
VAST for this we scaled the ramparts
surging with the smoke of hell?
Vast for this we marched and abored?
Vast for this our heroes fell?
VAST for this they starved in prisons
'Decked ten thousand crimson biers-
That the nation now may honor
Nineteen rebel Brgadiers?
Down within the damp morasses
Fought we long and fought we well,
While the booming Of the cannon
Rang the soldier hero's knell;
High upon the heights we rallied
Rent the heavens with our cheers,
That the South" might send to Congress
Nineteen rebel Brigaders.
Twas for this we tramped on picket
Through the night and through the rain;
Twas for this the country labored,
Heart, and hand and throbbing BRAIN;
Twas for this that friends were parted
Wives and sweetheaIds from their dears-
That to-day our great (?) law makers
Might be rebel Brigadiers.
Though we won the hard fought battles,
Though we gained the laurel crown
Still the blue" is way "off color"
And our flag hangs "union down."
It's the gray that now is honored,
Aud this hard fact burns and sears
That the sum of all our victories
Are these nineteen Brgadiers.
And the ghost Of treason once more
Stalks across the saddened land.
While the life-blood of our brothers
Drips from either body hand;
And the Goddess OF our Freedom
Shades her eyes to hide her tears,
As the country cries: go higher
Nineteen rebel Brigadiers ~
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-05-05
AMERICAN g. FOREIcN PATENlS.

GILMORE s. CO., Successors TO CHAPMAN,
HoSMER CO., Solicitors. Patents procured IN all
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