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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16
4 DOUBLE-HEADED nIBY.
The Smithsonian Institution Re-
sceives n Remarkable Addition,

Washington Post,
The Smithsonian inCtilution received q
few days ago, a very remarkable contribu.
ton to its already large stock of
curiOsiLies. This wss no more nor less
than a two-headed baby. 70 the great
relief OF Chief Clerk Rhees, il was not
alive. but nicely dried aud preserved. Il
was about a foot long and quite perfectly
formed. Inc heads were ABOUT the size
of base balls, and the bodies were joineo
at the shoulders, the juncture continuing
down to the hips. The vertebral columns
III both bodies were perfect and were
joined together at the hips. Every part
Of the boys to tine hips was perfect. The
two legs and feet were of the natural size.
The right arm of the left boy was over the
head of the other boy, while the left arm
of the right boy was around the neck of
the other. The other arms were stretched
along the sides, and were OF unusual
length, extending TO the knees. The
heads were well developed, Large at the
top and the foreheadd were full. A
slight covering of light hair was on the
heads. Ths body was much larger at
birth, and shrunk to its present size.
The scientists who have examined the
childred think that they were born alive
They were received from correspondent
ia Southern State, and their origin is
wrapped in mystery. They are not on
public exhibition, and will be sent to the
Army Medical museum, where they more
properly belong. 1t ID stated by the
person who sent the curiosity that it was
found hidden In the rear OF an old build
ing and it ia his surmise that ii is the
remains of the children who were
exhibited by their parents some years ago
at county fairs. At one of these fans the
children suddenly disappeared, and were
said to be stolen. 1t is thought that the
person vino stole them hid them to avoid
detection, and short time ago they were
accidentally discovered. They are a
greater curiosity than the Sismese twins,
because their bodies are joined completely
from shoulder to hips. The inside arms
are small, and il is difficult to see how
they could have been of any use ~
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16
777l77@s77
4 TENEMENT HOUSE FIRE.
Result OF Smoking ia Esed-Tt,O Per
sons fturned 10 Death.

Philadelphia AOrtf American.
A. a very early hour yesterday morning, a
couple of Fourth district pUroineu as
covered u ire in the tenement house No
81 Ferris court running Of Front sire IT.
above Race. The top story wra mass of
flames, and u citizen rushiI in rescued
the four children of Michael LYONS, whose
family occupied the third door ann
Higgins, ~ years OF age rented one of the
rooms, aud ID was IN That apartment that
the flames originated a pipe which the
woman was in III Ii ibit If smoking In bed
having fired tho cDveriet and coma Ut lea
ted to the furniture. jam Lyons. II
cousin OF Michael slept il the gurrei, and
being aroused by the smUke. attempted o
rescue Mrs. Higgins, but before the fire
Iuen arrived both were burned 10 death
Their charred bodies being found near
the bsd. The damage to Inc building is
tritiing. Alex sudrr IA innings, vino lives
at Fourth aud cherry Streets aud who is
son-ir.i.w Of Mr4. Higgins. VIA arrested
yesterday by the -Four; h district police on
the charge of setting fire % the place lie
admits that he was at the house il Ferris
court when the iirs broke out. FIRE Mar
shnl Thompson Investigated the cause of
the fire YESTERDAY, sud il cOnyuccd tbat IL
originated fsom tue ppc that ;irs Higgins
was smoking, l: is thought that Jol Il
Lyons. who slept in the atlc, was partially
suffoeatel by snok- Tie burrs found
upon him were not sufficient To cause
death.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16
Proposed Monumen, 10 Lafayette.

West Chester Republican.
On Monday Congressman Ward intro
duced q bill asking That the SUN OF
800, 900 be appropriated fer the purpose
of erecting monument on the Brandy
wine battle ground, the said monument to
be tribute to the Marquis de Lafayette.
There is no doubt that such tribute
should be erected to the young Fcenchnsn
who came TO this country at his own
expense to assist the colonies in their
efforts TO throw off the EuRlsh yoke.
Lafayette was bnt 20 Years of age when,
in that disastrous battle he received a
wound in the thigh, from which h@ never
eo,irely recovered TIE selection tf
proper site j. an impnrin0t metter. There
are two points ihl, might answer very
well. H. was wounded ABOUT quarter
OF mile west OF u l9orthtown. six miles
south of this borough. H. a field near the
road leading from DiiwGrthtown 10
Birmingham Friends Meeting House.
This appears 10 be the proper place for
such tribute to the young hero, and the
only draw back IL that II is in rather a
secluded spot The other point IL in
Marshall Square, at the head OF Lifiyette
street, this borough At Il meeting of the
Borough Oouucil. hold list ey 4ning.
resolution Was passed otf-ring the govern
mrnt sufficient room in Marshall Square,
To erect such tribute to lafayette, IN the
event of Mr.. Wards bill beiug passed
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16
LOyERs' QU1RRELS.
Michael Drayton.

Since there's no help come lei US kiss and part
Nay, have done you get no more of me;
And ain glad. yea, glad with all any heart
Tina ithus 80 clearly myself can free;
Shake hands forever. cancel all our VOWS,
And when we meet al any time again,
BE It not seen IN either OF our rows
THAT we one lOt OF former love retain.
Now at the la gasp of Loves latest BREATH
When, his pulse iHi my, Passion scepuss lies
When faith il knceng by his he'd vi death
And innocence Is closing mp his eyes
Now, II thou wOudsl, when all We given him
over
From death 10 life thou might him yet recover.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16
THE BUzzaRD D0LLIR.
A Scene That Ought to Have Occurred
IL, Same pubIic S,hnni.

In some Public school.
The following ineld MT ought TO have
already occurred in some OF our public
schools:
Teacher. Glass IN arithmetic fall 10.
The boys fan in ..--
Teacher Nov. boys, what il this
have III my hand?
All the boys-ILs a dollar
Teacher. Yes, its legal tender dollar.
Il is called the dollar Of the fathers. How
much silver does it contain
Small boy .-4l2l grains.
Teacher. --Iha,s right, Now. what do
you call this? IL il also silver dollar, but
what IL it called
Small boy cater examination It's a
trade dollar.
Teaeher-Tbats right Now, how
much silver does it contain:
Small boy--420 grains.
Teacher-How much is it worth
No answer from the boys.
Teecher-Well, it is worth 30 cents
All the boys-It is worth 30 cents,
Teacher--Now, boys, tell me why it is
that the dollar containing 4l2l grains of
silver is worth 100 cents whiie the dollar
containing 420 grains is worth only 80
cents
Head of the Class-Damfao
peacher-The class ip dismissed
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16
ATI.TOLICA.
The sinuEc of tlic Manufacture OF
the beautiful " are.

the beautiful are.
Pessro, says corres pendent of the New
York EgtEiB9 POST Is little old town on
the Alrauc; Its walls overlook the blue
sea, and ig trees grow within shor,
distance OF the breaking waves on d
delightful beach. Up there, hidden away
by the nearer hiils, is the birthplace OF
RaYLasl and, 5tul further, is Gubbio
famous for Its Cubic ware and It's great
painter of maioiica, Maestro GlorRio.
From tie marglu Of the SEA 10 the naked
slopes Of the Apeuuiues Is found the line
nnd famous clay OF Pesaro, with which liz
laajoHca was made. Venice imported this
clay for nor " ems EYFSsid ne" The
most tlourisLln9 perod Of mujOhca paint
lus IN Feshro WAS 400 years ago, when
the Duke GTbluO commissioned Batlista
Franco, Venetian painter, to make
designs Tor vases sad plates, and bought
ut high prices all the drawings of Rspha Ell
he could procure, which, with engravings
Of Marc Antonio, he gave to his majolica
painters. Pesaro snD Loretto are now
the two places IN Ialy which have IN
rivaled coilections Of majOlica, and this
one Of PessrD - perhaps surpassed by
none. ialt Is alIIl3l francs were refused
10y the municipality Of Pesdro for this
collection, which is rightly valued as the
peculiar and appropriate glory Of the
towu, wLica j, also the birthplace of
Eosaiai.
The taste aud passion for antique ma
iulios 30 only b. Frlvti ID by princes and
miiilouRires. Once "a the hands of the
auUqleElaus, rars u.j Jlea plates or vases
cost AS mucl as plates If g0id and silver.
Tie u cen Of Sweden is said 10 hays Of
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16
Na.ss Lost.


] lost my trrns ures, Une bN one,
Those Joys the wur d hold dear
Smiling, sold, "'rn-morruw's sun
VIII bring H. better cheer"
For taith AID love We're one. Glad faith
A u loss II naught, save loss of faitt.
My trulnt lpys CAME tfOpping back,
And trOoplug friends no less;
Blu, tears fell fast to meet the lack
OF dcarcr happiness,
For faith aud love are two. Sad laitli
Ills loss, indeed, tile loss Oi tatn.
Dec mIer Lippincon.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16
IN A bon.

saw them last night in a box at the play
Old age and young ynu size by side
You might know by the glasses that pointed that
way
That they were-a groom and bride;
And you might have known, too by the face oil the
groom,
Aud the tilt of his head and the grim
Little smile of his ip, he was proud to presume
That we men wcr, all envy ing him.
Well. she was snperD-nn T. aine In the face,
q diva in figure and mieu,
With the arm and TIL wrist of a Parian "Grace -
And the hgh-liited brow of Queen;
But thought, in the splondnr uf wealth and of
pride
And in all her Young beauty might prize,
/ should hard y be glad II she sHt y my side
With That tar-away iOOk in her eyes,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16
OLD L4CEs At AUCTION.
High Prices raid for Rare ana
Antique specimens.

New York Times, Nov. 81
The sale of the collection of bric.a brac
and antiques which has been on exhibition
at Schenck's Art Gallery was continued on
Tuesday afternoon. The sales were
mainly Of old laces and cabinet specimens
of French and Chinese fans. Inc pur
ohasers were disposed to bid carefully.
About ! 20 spectators were in the room and
many who came to satisfy their curiosity
remained to buy
The tirs. lot of special interest was an
old Sltsuma plate and pair of VASES of
the same ware, which together brought
Sll3. A cap of point Alencon lace,
made during the reign of Louis XIV
was sold for Sl3. hounce of brussels
needle point lace, modern, 10 inches deep
oy four and one-third yards long sold for
sop 30. A point L'Aiencon collar of the
latter part of the eighteenth century, in
the style called rocco, 20 inches loug and
two inches wide, brought 81. A piece Of
Vdlenciennes pillow lace, Of the seveL-
teenth century, sold for $40. A piece ct
| d'Argentan, "a inches long and y deer,
of the eighteenth century, the ground OF
which YVES of elaborate design, consisting
of a large six-sided mesh, worked over
| with the button hole stitch, was sold for
W. A fine specimen Of Brussels
lappet point d'Abgeterre, of
| tue eighteenth century, was sold
for IS. The price of handkerchief which
once belonged to Mrs. Fuzherbert,
trimmed with Yalenciennes two aud one
half inches deep, made in the early part
of the present century, was 800 An
Indian embroidered lace shawl, 20 years
old, brought $50 an old Mechlin veil,
eighteenth century, S37.50; white
parssol, point applique cover, with ivory
handle studded with turquoise and pearls,
$50; an old Worcester mug, $40; 4
spanish Chantilly skirt, black and GOLD
lace, made in Chantilly in the early part
of this century, SI7j0; a cabinet speci
men fan 100 years old, with the decora
ton of Alexanders visit to Diogenes
Japanese frame, and mounted i'll France
S25; an antique Cdpo dl Nont casket
SjO royal Seyres plate, bearing th,
cipher of Louis Philippe, and belonging
at one time to the Chateau Champagne
$40; and Limoges enamel of Oorreggio'
"Holy Night, mounted in ebony anC
mothtr nj. nearl S3nO
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16

/ lloyd & MckEAN,
IL LLOYD - MORAN,
BANNERS,
No "A Wall street. New York.
We buy aud tel at current rates.
y =. Government Bonds.
Central Pacific Land tttJ / Bonds, ...
z ~ al Pacific First MORTGAGE tiuld toid-.
California ana OreLOi DO
san Joaquin Valley de-
Western Fac nc do
southern Pacific Of Cal %
hehApcake ~ Ohio IL ~ Co Ituuu4Pui l,3ti,,. n,,d
stock scrip and upuns 49,
We lave l. r sale the Chesapcnka * ONO Series
-, per cant. Bonds at M and interest
We hhY ana FELL on cnnm.snn the securi les
utit IN a! The stock Exchange aud Iuake advances
m ,re1n TO Responsible parties.
We also BUY and sell commission all classes Of
stcu' liies not quoted at the Stock Exchange We
receive deposits and allow interest o daily
ouialoeh uuyl2 d Win
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16
SISTER JONES oosFkssIoY.
J. W. Riley.

| thought the deacon liked ME yet
] want adzacily shore OF hit
For, mind ye, time and time agln,
When liners I'D be comm In
ia see him shakin' hand as free
With all the sistern as With ME
But juring last revival, where
He called on me 10 lead In prayer,
An kneeled there with me, side by side,
A-whisper'n he felt sauctified
Jes' teachin' of my garments hem
That settled things as fur as them
Thar other wimmeH WAS concerned
An WE'LL know must Returned
A dozen coors Flurr ed? fla l.
\ gladder Widder than the one
A kneeln' there an wonderun
Who'd pr4y? So z nd, upon my word,
| rally cruldn't thank The Lord
-I-diGnapo IS JoArnGi
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16

The CuTlCTRA REMEDIES are prepared 10y
VI. MEhks q PotTEis, &nruhsts and DrF1isi-
all Drnggisls. Price ufCurTunAu Me ir!ual .toliy
sInall b9xes, ~ cents; iarEe boxes, ~ CtTI-
CtHA kEspLYENr the new LlanI urn
fer 81 ter bittie CUTIcUHA AifptcIsN
TOILET soar, % cents p-r Gahc. CultCuIA
MLhlGiSAL SHANlSG SOAP. 10 CelttH per cnl.e iIr
H. hnrsfor BARRIERS amt large consumers 4l cents
~ Nh. MAILED FREE uS RECEIPT on piIrF.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16

On Monday night week the Store Of
George Leonard, in Spuniard'S Neck, four
miles frnm Centreyile, WAS robbed of b..
tween S3n0 and 800 worth of dry good
by thieves, who entered hy shed window
in the rear The tracks OF the burglars
were followed to the river shore indicating
that the stolen goods were reuuy-d by
boat
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16
AN AMERICAN GIRL.
Batiade Arthur Penn.

s3h-'s had Nus-sr education.
And points witt prii- 10 her degrees
She's siud ed household decoration
She snOw8 dadJ from irlezr,
And tells Joruts from B1ldlnl7;
icquemart etcning, Ur Haden,
a Whistler, TOO, perchnuce might please
A iriuk aud free young inlsee maiden.
She does not care flr meditation
W thin h-r bonnet ar no bees
Sn' has u gtutle Aniuat on
SIZE sins In singing slmplc clers,
She triss no tri j.. No rlvaries
WITH Lueca tHow Il rbntu Rddfn),
Win Nilsson nr wan t,ar-ter; She
trniE mtl igt' Young Yankee mpdri.
FIN blessed above HE whole creation,
Ear, tu above AL other he's
ask you Tor cOrgrfiuN ion
On this the best OF lub'leea:
70 with her across the seas
Unto what Pos would call an Aiden,--
hope no serpeui's there 10 lease
A frank and free young Yankee maiden.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16
1900 49, '''-'1 - - --f4
SAMF ORD S
RADICAL. CURE.
For CataEEf1.



zeal Treatment ICr uGc Dni;nr.
Poisonous ratlrrha' matter hlliny tile Iaaal
TassARer ruts away tho msnhTAup, IL stirs
hui ,artliaTeS causing loss ut Nmel, Taste,
and He'rlug
HE putld accommodations drop dur ~ sleep
digestion. ''r
T4kennr hy absnrbeuts Tho Virus rItois
the blood, wnakeniUs and dominating every
nrghn,a Il Eeurr ting lAIl affections ui tho
Lungs Liver and Kinney
strike at the ruptS Of this guattiO discasr
Cleanse purity and heal tho nIcIilbr me lining
Tue iaHil ptssnEr-. and them by constitutional
treatment, neutraiAe tAe puisUn IN the hiu.d
and other Il ids
SASfohbs RADICAL CrEE, with IsrGuyin
INHALER and CATARRHAL SOLVENT, r,ucl.s
every ~ OF the ailer ed system, tlelii.iItg
purifying ant restoring II il radical ami
perlnnurnt II II economical and saie Try ii
before It If too late Pro. with lnlprny,,i In.
haler. Ga arrhN Solvent, Treatise ana nirrr.
q rs, 81 sold everywhere.
General Agents, WEEKS Il POTTER,
Boston.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16
MUSICAL CHRISTMAS GIFTS.

M uSiCAL CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
, No acceptable giftE PLAYERS or singer. ,yll Ia,
III" following elegant bound books
~, Any one mailed, po-t.free. Tor Tie price here
''''
ROBERT fRANZ's SONG ALBUM
GEMS on E%GLISu SOSG
HOME CIRCLE. Three nlnnea
WORLD OF SONG.
PIANO AT i.UNtE 4Iand election.
SIi WEIR OF pEARLS. Vocal Duets.
CREME DE LA CREME aVnla
OpEkAllC PEARLS
GINS or STRAUSS
GEMS or THE DANCE.
CLUSTER OF GEMS a... ."...... .....
SUNSHINE OF SUNN.
Each of heaFoyu M Ctoth. sI.Jn; Fine Git ~
STUDENTS LIFE IN SONG. sIM
ClRloSlrIkS OF MUSIC. Si.5n
BEETHOVEN. A Romance by RAr. SI.tN -
RHYMES AND TUNES. Christmas off'y 81
SuLLlNAN'S VOCAL Album. sl.al
FAIRY FINGERS. For Piano 4I,A.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16

BLOOD HUMoRS, ITCHING AND sCAIN pis-
EASES, sCROFULA. sCROFULuUS SORES
ULCERS AND SwELIINGs. POSITIVELY
PERMANENTLY AND ECONOMICALLY
CURED
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16
ECZEMA.

Manuel Mnnirtz, New irlcaus. La, writes. "Nn
others can compare with the CurlCrRA REMEpits,
l nav used tleIu III All rms Iur steve uI
what The doctors "a led T. 2rlna, which was erect.
ua.lS cured IA eight Ntek-'n
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16

OLIVER DIT-ON Il co, R,s,o,
q. II. Ditson n Co., "a. ;,,,.,n a, a.
s4j BROADWAY, IsS GursTst,1 S.r Us
New yOrt pIiiiadalnhts
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16

Talbot is an unhealthy county for hawks.
About eco are killed every year, for which
the county pays $500.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16
. . >
WISE bog.

ili'a4ein ina f--s
Mr I nest Inqargoll says that be is firm
~ bis belief that animals have a language
If signs and Ulteral ces by which they
communicate with each other, and that
their vocabulary, 20 to speak, is much
larger Than 1t has generally been con-
sidertd 10 be, IL commenting on this be
tells the following story Of bis own ex-
DCrieuc0; q worry ROod-Halured and anus
ing, but utterly IuthOryughbrfd title dog
Ess menntr Of family which ! was
visiting The dog and became very good
friends et once, and remained so until the
second day. when / casually began to Joke
his master upon owning such a miserable
chr ~ once the little dog pricked up
his ears, arl, noticing t4is, continued
ny dispar 4yements in a quiet, of-hand
lone, his master mean while dsfe ding aud
condoiing with bin until at last the dog
could graud il no longer but without any
proyocalion beyond my language, which
vas NOT addressed n hin st all, sprung
up and softly bit s' my heel, 81 though to
give me warning Of what might happen If
the ioko went any further md after that
he utterly broke ell our friendship.
Tao aoogyroscope ID al ingenious sppar-
uta5 by meaus of which various separate
posinres of rapidly-moyipg animals, as
copied by instantaneous photography, are
10 reeombiued, by rapid revolution under
strong light, as TO create a perfect
semblsucs Of the animals at full speed,
every detail cf motion being uuerringly
reproduced.
The Oneida community voted for Gar
Held
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16
~ III EALTH FLOUR,
4tiTl

Al "HEAI.TH rLOUE
rhe lite Of two ku4s % wheat Ir,e from Sta,rh
0r iran rare family AIur 'or MI uses t'l.
fNhird In food Nale to ul WNp UppI Il hri.il.
itthr, hnne or muse t. tldns lOur, and IN every
family with children. Also
"GLrTEN DIA1ETII FLOUR"
a TIME and Waste PrcpR' Ing Food. Iuyn!uab O 10
tnhet"rr from DE-itt as, Diabetes, Breguts
Di,tase,"r Nervous frostIyi,un IrlAi proves tie i
FAkwLLL X HHlNEs Prop'- watorlowu. y. y.
ron SALE IN
AISTtS, N!Gu Las " co, New Yorlt
nlItHILt, LIZ ClIEk co, llnlAii luhia
ASH tor rrru'nr Mention thu, raItr.
npy-An. lsW.al
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16
DIAMOND SPECTACLEs.
SaftiHs Ratlrss.

A CARD-TO ALL WHO ARE SUE
~ FERING FROM NERVOUS WEAKNESS
earlydecay, &c., Will send q recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by missionary in South America Send
a self addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH II
MANN, Station ID New York City. pinI5 cod wi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-18
Il BANQUET To GIRFIELD.

TIE SOCIETY OF THE ARMY or THE CUMBERLAND
HONOR THE NEXT PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-the resident members
of the Society of the Army of the Cumberland, of
which General Garfield is n member. gave banquet
tonight, at the Riggs HonSc, to the Republican
candidate for the Presidency. The large
dinng-hall of the hotel was specially
arranged for the occasion, and was appropriately
decorated with portraits of Generals Garfield ana
Thomas and proiuson of flags.
At9p.m M General Garfield entered the banquet
hall. leaning upon the arm of General Sherman,
and was escorted to the head of the table all the
members remaining standing until General Shcr-
man called the assembly to order. III.
General Garfield on his right. Secretaries Schurz.
Ramsey, sherman and Thompson. Postmaster-Gel-
eral Key and Attorney General Ocvcns were present
and occupied seats at the same taDIc WIN ucDcIdlS
Garfield aud Sherman.
General Sherman announced that the meeting
was for the purpose OF welcoming thrr cGmradc Ol
the army of the Cumberland, General Garfield.
General AnsOn q. McCOON, OF Ncw-l OK, miro
duccd General Garfield as one who had always done
his duty in war. and ho therefore. enti He'd
TO the CHEST civic hOnOrs that could he given him.
General Garfield rose, and was received with cn-
thusastic applause He said in substance:
know of nothing more difficult than for man to
speak Of such compliments ~ had ucch pa'd m nun
Weh % gives freedom to speech ana naK fccl and
think without eubarrassment me men WHo
that their sympathieq ran ,t,r, ont to to e2Gn 1Sn
iinCling talk of poiics. The acts OF the
volunteer soldiers Of the Army. ne wen
never fell the jealousy of the regulars which some
pie felt. Both arms did their full duty,
and rejoice IN the conduct of the
regulars as I do in that Of the volunteers.
The has resulted in one army and one Nn'onlty'
Northern and Southern armies during the
rebellion, both Ridcs believed they were right.
Ibecve many foes have now become the noOictt
OF our friends and that the country Is now Ia spirit as
it ia in naoe, people with flag and with one
| destiny.
After the close of General Gariieds remarks
| n number of toaSts were proposed and
| responded to by Secretary SChuIz, Postmaster
General Key, Secretary Thompson and others after
which, at late hour, General Sherman declared
| the meeting adjourned sine die and the company
| dlsncrsed