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The news., 1882-10-17
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Our community has been quite ex-
ercised lately over the license quss
tion; we have been blessed or cursed
for several years in our small town
with three licensed rum shops or as
they style themselves taverns or inns.
The license of one Of these expired at
this term Of Court and the temper
ance people thought that as the Court
had before this in other small towns
refused to license more than one
place when there was remonstrance
against it and at others where it had
been proven that the parties holding
such license had violated the law even
that one was refused, and thinking
that as we would still have two licen-
sed taverns left in the town if this one
was refused, that no one could say that
our place did not posses sufficient ac-
commodations for the travelling public
and to meet the wants that the law
intended they should and for which
the law explicitly says they are IL
censed and the law states in no case
are they to be licensed to encourages
tippling. With these facts in view
the temperance people got up a re-
monstrance against this license, signed
by about 60 respectable residents, a
large share Of whom were freeholders
and business men Of the place. This
was presented to the Court and Sat.
urday, Sept. Both was appointed to
hear the objection, Judges Black, Lee
and Lippincott on the bench. It was
shown to bera mere tippling house and
was further shown and substantiated
by several witnesses that the law had
been violated in several instances BY
the unlawful selling Of liquors te
minors and not only had this beer
done the past year but in some casel
for two or three years and also further
proven by the inn keeper himself that
gaming (throwing dice for drinks) wa
not an occasional practice but com
mon one. Yet in TIE lace OF al TIM
proof Of law-breaking the Court wen
back on its previous record OF dealing
with such cases and granted the licen
Sc for another year. Now the tenn
perance people of this place want t.
know why they are thus treated ant
why the law and custom is not enfor
ced in our county and if other peopl,
think our lawgivers are doing theil
duty in thus using the power intrust
ed to them. But we have this con
solation-our skirts are clear of tbi'
thing; we have done from a sense o.
duty we owe ourselves and our neigh
bors, what we could to stop this curse
in our midst and the responsibility
must fall where it rightly belongs O.
taking the food, clothes and comforts
of life from suffering women and help
less children and Of leading our young
meD to become tipplers and drunkards
to the power that gives the sanction
of the law and allows these things te
be. QUILL.
The news., 1882-10-17

Since Ohio has gone Democratic
the party now claims, CT strongly
hopes, that il will carry Indiana, IL
linoia, Nav York and Pennsylvania.
The news., 1882-10-17

Assembly Nominations.
Following are the Assembly candi-
dates in Burlington county:
Republicans LIST district, William
81. Foley, Bordentown; I'd district,
Thomas M. Locke, Mount Laurel;
Sd district, Alexander Palmer, Little
Egg Harbor.
Democrats LIST district, Theodore
L. Budd, Pemberton; I'd district, Sta
cy Scott, Burlington; Sd district, Hor-
ace Cronk, Northampton.
The news., 1882-10-17

The full vote in Burlington county
last year was 1851 and pretty much
all Of them voted the Republican
ticket. How about it this year?
The news., 1882-10-17
APastor,s Enthusiasm.
n PdstUT75 EIItHHbfff8uHs
WH1PPANY, N. j., July 2, 1880.

Fl. H. WARNER q co. SsrS-
Mrs. Bardwell has been long sufferer
from chronic inflammation of the bladder,
which yielded TO no treatment until she
began the use of your Safe Kidney and
Liver cure. We recommend the remedy
at all times.
Rev. D. MCGEE BARDwELL.
The news., 1882-10-17
TUESDAY, OCTOBER II, 1882.

"1He Ncps" has larger circulation IN
Burlington county than any paper published
outside Of Mount Holly.
The news., 1882-10-17
STOCKS.

Closing prices of DEHAvEN & TOWNSEND
Bankers. No. 40 South Third Street. PhiIa.:
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 2S-Virginia 81 old -; do
deferred lea; do consolidated 82i; do I'd 50.
RES 80; past due coup =; new IL 40a 80 BID IL.
dsy; Cotton .tsady; middlinps III rlcu:
unchanged and lels active. Whaat-Soulhsru
homInn; Western quiet and easier: Southern
req I43.l45: do amber l45Al47; No Nd
no Western winter red spot 14la14li; Jan
i4ial4lt; Feb i4S,l4l3; Mar l44a,l;ts; April
iA6t,l463. Corn-Soutnern STEADY; Western
inac!lye and easier; Southern white 80; do gel.
low 1Ua1l: Western mixed 683aG34; Feb 6ss 60;
Mar 7Cia7Cs April 72a72i; NAY 73a74. Oats
quiet and steady; Southern 6Os52; Western
white 6la52; do mixed t0.5l; Penna t0,52.
Eye firm At 96alC0. Hay unchanged. Coffee
firm; Bio cargoes cid nary to fair SiA9s Sugar
steady; a soft 3d.. Whiskev quiet at lls3s$i2l
NEW YORK, January g Stocks irregular
and u ase!tlsd. Money Cotton Hrmer: up.
lands IL; Orleans 1t. Flcut quiet and heavy.
w ness ievarlsh and unsettled and saic lower.
Uofn fairly active AID 4ss, lower.
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this chamber foo :. and want thA! fact distinct
~ UNDERSTOOD; / intend 10 speak nv sentiments
regardless Of the colsequerces am getting
tired OF having to defend my position here dsv
after Day. l want it known. and desire that it
shall 50 out from this chamber, th.tI intend to
meet eyery insult or insinuatioa. come from
what quarter it may. Ny reputation ia as desr
10 me and as spotless as that of any senator. I
don't care for scrutiny. ! want them TO scrutin.
lie my sctet AN planting them not for tc- lay.
intend to make record That ny ro,terity
shall not be sshsms I'd of.
Am fighting for lhs cardinal principle; of my
party. want 1t known that will dis in the
front tofore will surrender one ef the princi.
Piles nf that party, and when senators rise on
this DOT and make those insinuAtions 7 intend
to reply to them. I do not turn my head back
or anything. sm not made of stu # that You
can twist around your fingers. I am not Che Of
those frustrating politicians. I have stood from
the beginning Of this iieh., for was one of the
very first who unfured the banner, and have
always stood in tho frozt and don't intend TO be
driven to the rear by any efforts Of any body.
The Senate adjourned aftor The discussion oil
| tie Richmond and Danvile bill.
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Letter from Richmond.

Corraepo Of tho Alex .odria Gazalle |
RICHMOND. Va, January Fit is slid
u3w that thu Mahono reat ja5!ers ere ectir g
thu Administration to wait upon Senator Wirg-
69'd. OF Hanover, with The hopo of getlirg his
vo.e bld thereby breaking tho deadlock upon
thu matter of Auditor OF Public Accouulr
Senator Wiz giall is slrlig htout debt osy,rg
republican and has vo.ed with tbs dcbt-psyeis
10 the Senate. aod with the four rest listers in
The Senate Woo aro knowo IS "tho big fou,''
ro~ 90 tccaunt IF tho srea! power they WELD.
The fight, it may b, safe 10 ssy. b. by 10
means coded yet. Malone ia still using all bis
schemes 10 ups,t MssseY's friends. lilo is
undoubtedly d:only cha grined at the defeat he
bss met With 80 far. DOR hes he diminished bis
| Efforts to get tho votes of Senators Bslo and
Williams. Ii hes given up 10 dispair 80 far as
coz lerins Senators Lybrook sud Newba,ry
is uorc;roed. Their uttcraoo:s have ey;-
| deucsd beyond c'otradiotion lhst laey will
nay5r surrender the iadenendent position they
hsvc taken. Senator Nswbelry's reply 10
| Soastor Rlddlebareer t. ley, 10 which he DE-
fsnded bis poStioa By using the very worGs
us:d b. Seostor Mahono year ago, is regarded
IS ODE CT the most successful aud apt pieces If
r;pstoe 10 tho bls:cry OF Vngisia Ieglsl,tiot.
There Haa 80 eeiiiug tehiud it. and Nj,
Rida,eb:rGer Was evidently entirely tsken b.
| SURPRISE when the sxtraci wAs read. Mr., RID
dleberaer has. tv:n his friends c1rc,de, beer
entirely too hss:y 10 this mstter from FIST to
Is. Will, Mshone has endeayored in cvely
way to cas-. cdium upon Massey, he has uolil
nov abstsined trem saying one w;rd against
either CT tbs four obsioste Senators. THEE of
them hsVe siIca tho Massey fight, taken part
10 the deliberations OF the rescj ulster CAUCUS.
1t is predicted inst after the Massey mst!er is
disposed of Mabons will kick tho three resG-
juster Senators oct Of thu ciucus snd decline to
let them paricipate 10 lis declarations.
Cursss loud sad deep are being uttered against
them, but they ere DOT aware Of tha. fac. lust
poT. Great 5itua!iors often msks great mep
Senator Lybrook until the fight began was
sc,Tosly knoWo 10 the L,gis alive crcs, but
s!ncs the debates uDoa the Authorship be has,
BY bis quick, witty and iDcisv, rttorts to Mr.,
kiddlebsrger aud other Malone Senators who
have opposed him, come to the froot as q
gentleman whom it will be we'll not 10 take for
fool or to thick that be is deficient 10 firm
nes'. AID the Same may be said of Senator
NeSberfy. Hei firm 10 his c,tviolions arr hiss
shove that ne ESQ msnIaia them. As
speaker ha is very empha.,. WINFIELD and
Hale. the other t~r, hsyo not appeared much
On he toor SO oraioIs bat 10 their votes yes!er-
day and tc-lsy THEY indicated that they bad
not abahdoped their position. STRoNaB oW.
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OFPICI.4E.
BOARD OE ALDERMEN.

It a cslod meeting Of III, Board of Alder.
men held January 9Th. 1882. there were present:
+. b. Downham esq President Massrs Moore.
% q. Smoot Strauss, Risheill. j. Smoo. and
keid.
A comm uaication from the Mayor giving his
reasons for cAllir the meeting WAS received and
read
a communication from the Auditor and Sec.
rotary OF the Sinking Fund Com mission. WAS
received. transmitting. q series OF resolution 8
which Council was ash ed to adopt as follows, viz:
Resolved. By the City Council of Ale1sndris
That the action of the Commissioners OF the
Sinking Fund in disposing of the second pre-.
terred and common stock Of lhs V. n. Railway
ComLsn belonging to the Corror!tion Of AL
ex.ndris. aid standing on the books of ssid
railway company. in the pim, of the city of
Alexandra, though held by the Commissioners
OF the Sinking Fund as part of their assets,
is hereby rAtifs and confirmed.
Resolved, further, That the signatures Of the
Mayor and Auditor, two mem bers of the Sink.
ing Fund ConmssioD, in transferring ssid stock
Is recognized, and the ssms is hereby confirmed
by the City Council of Alexandria, and that 4
cory OF these resolution ba furnished 10 the
Preeldent OF hs Virginia Midland Hallway Co.
Resolved, That the Auditor con- muaica ate this
action to the Oily Ueuacil a! its meeting this
evening.
~; The m Getting adjourned at $50 o'clock.
Which resolutions ware adopted,
The Board thea adjourned.
iesse: JNo. j. JAMESON, Clerk.
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PUBLISHED DAILY q TRI-WEEKLY b
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY Is

The norc tie country 6nds Gu: about MIR.
Blaine, the more relieved it should, end doubt
less does. feel ct lis removal from position 10
which be coud have il fcsed su,h il 1ry upon
i! IS Gus! have ers1ed from fyrega wsr. to
which be was hurryirg it With rapid strides
when hiS poTer came 10 80 erd Time. the
great TeVaalcT, is exposing Dir. Blaine ia bis
trls colcrJ. AMI when be shall b, exhibited in
his naked truth, The people will entertain the
ssms opinion OF him tks: Mr.. Knott expressed
du,ug the Ctodi. Mobeisr Investigation, which,
rendered in language readable to ears polite.
Wis tia: he is the greatest rascal the country has
p.oduotd. Ho drove Conkrg out OF the Ser
ATE, and in dciog 80 co. the advantage Of 8
h0t.ar nso, bad as he latter is, bu: they are
u0W upon eq1al terms .sod if merit be the meas
ure Of eventual success. which il il po:. the
tables will be turned.
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TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Gultenu,

WASHINGTON. jar. 23-In thu C,i n;uu
Court this morning Mezsrs. Scovi!le and Rsed,
counsel for Guiteau, appeared and the former i.
qured Ct the court in respect of the form of BIZ
bill of exceptions whether he would be compel .
ed 10 except specifically or whether general e,.
ception would .r1i,s. Judge Cox stated tb,t
under the practice of the cour. h, would have 10
except specifically.
Nj. SEQ vile then stated that he had intended 10
file his motion for new trial, but he would like
to have until Monday. The District Atto,re7
cbiacted, and Scoville stated that in that case ia
would file hs motion this afternoon in the CLERKS
ctIi,e.
The District Attorney asked tha! the court e.
sign Tuesday next for the hearing Of arguments
upon the motion. but upon representations from
Mr.. Scoville that he would scarcely be able 10
enter upon tbs argument at that time, ths
court declined to tif day at present.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

A pot to xiii the Kiag of Gfsoos bis been
uneGrtbo5.
A jewish family. c'nsstirg Ct four p:rsous,
W;re recently mastered 10 Russia.
The Grrnsn gtv.rom lot oppossa 40 ilerrs-
toDal exhibition 10 1885, aoi it W II no; trot
ably bs held.
TIE EnpsItr Of Garm,cy has SPECIALLY
thanked Pfinoa Bismarck for his d,ferc, Of lhe
inperl,l resclipt in the R,clslag.
Many Austrian gerdarmss 10 Hclz go,ioa
have deserted. owing to the Insurgents commit.
tiog birb :rous crimes on their captiVss.
Gamb,!tas epseob 10 ,hs French Chamber
OF Deputies CO Tbursdty was VIZ ELOQUENT
one sud was appiauded even By bis political
Rdversaries
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CITY school BOARD.


All the members Of tho Board who were 10
the city and well enough to b. out. attended
promptly LAST ev,uiog, aud the Board was CAL
ed to order By tho Clerk Present: Mes:re.
Beach. Carun, FendsIl. Gregory. Herbert.
Lssdbeater, McL,au, Saowden and Whi!lls-
ssy. and The Superintendent Of Schools.
Tho chairman b:iag sblant. on motion of
Mr.. Beach, Mr.. Sno3don Was elected chair Dbl 90
pro tcm., AID tho Clerk road the mi1u.es.
Sapsreotendsot Caraa reported that. 10 &C.
cordauco With the order Of tie Board. he had
issued an ord;r directing the vaccination of oil
pupils OF tie public schools By the Is b inst,
aud that from retur:s rccsivcd from the te,ct-
ers, he found that ia the whito schools 39S DE-
pills bad been Vscons.ed in iafsnoy, pa hsd
bseo ya!c.aated very recently, and 2j, ell CT
tbem bus four very small chlltreu, mad never
been Vaccuated q: all. The returns from some
OF the co'ored schools Tero less defaite, tn. be
knew that larg, number had been revsoona!-
ed. AID G3. or whom 10 Ec.o Grls 81 ii b5s
had never been VaccInsted at al The cause
be understood TO b. the tx,reme poverty Ct
their parents, and ho res!l2 did rot see what
WAS to be gaioed b. the exercise By the Board
of its DOLLY power 10 the premises, their cxclr-
son lr IN toe schoo'; they would be still 10 the
CITY. and should smallpox DO imported bel @
would still be Fl tu. .cts icr il.
DR.. Gregory thought there was additional
dsrg,r in their bciog 10 the schools and, upon
his motion, all unvacoiosted children wero CT
dered tn be suspended uo, vlcciuated, on tho
lst Of February, aud the Superintendent WAS
requested to call the sttaplicn Ct the CITY Cout-
Gil 10 the necessity Of havirg poor children V. c.
oinsted. MAJ. ll4rbtr: stated ,hst be WIS su-
thoilz:d to offer $1,000 tor the lot Oh the north.
west ooruer Of Columbus and Gamer, ~ streets,
and mcvsd that the FlDsncs Committee ba d.
reohd to sell it for tha. price.
Several members said it IVES w.r.h muoh
more, ard 90 motion of Mr.. Lssdba ater, the
motiou Was ar ,ded by inserting 81 200 iostead
ct 1000. when 1t app caring that the Committee
was aIresdy author d to sell it for that cum,
Mr.. Herbsrt Wiibcr,S bis motion.
The annual election Of oH GERS bsing then in
order, Mr., Beach nominated Mr.. Snowden for
chairman. but Mr.. SDowden declined, saying
that he had been chairman before. and he
thought ofi,srs should rotate, He had spoken
to several OF the trustees. and they had ell agreed
10 elect Mr.. Beach, whom he therefore nomi.
nssed. MI Beach said he could not serve and
insisted on the nomination of Mr.. Snowdep,
who then nominated Maj Herbert. He having
declined. Mr.. Carne nominated Mr. Mclean
who. also. declined. when Mai Herbert nomi.
mated DR.. Gregory. who followed the example
Of the rest. At length, Mr. Spowden was
elected and accepted under protest.
On motion Of Mr. Whittlessy. hubert Snow.
den was unanimously Reelected clerk.
1t WAS then ordered that the clerk inform the
City Council that a vacancy exists in the flee
OF trustee for the 9TH Ward and request an cleo.
ton to f Il the vacancy,
The Board then adjourned,
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Mr.. Rit dl.h,rger donies sls.,n ,n!s msie By
bic colleagues il the Virginia Senate, OIL d then
Objects to rettr4nto to the tfEiiisl reports to
see whether tl;s) st t III IN s are tru, or not.
be s'so inroc :es inveSlig stihg resolutions. but
tecil - the mniitea 10 make ths ilvestig CATION
ID not az , ointed in n, wsy to nut lis f.1cy,
th0ugr lie 8 the chairman Oft. r;fusss to serve,
aid Ssys be will net to':fy btfJra it, Such be.
haVior may b, tolerated in the ' irgDs Senate,
but Mr.. Rid i,eb:'g r viii End that it won't do'
whea hetakos his sat ia t. lste { h Q United
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Letter from EoudOuuv

Correspondence of the Alexandra G. lite
WATERFORD. Va, TO- Cite sale of Il {
psrsansl propery of The late VIM. B Steer is
ia progress here to-day, and, notwithstanding
tbs bad weather. is we'll attended.
VIM. 7. Mount eIq., has sold It's shrp, tnd
lot atjoiuins, 10 LAWS N. Ho12b, esq.,, and
proposes gciog to Onsha a5cus tho FIRST CT
April. Mr.. NJ. is "a worthy citiz.n, and will
be much missed 10 our community.
We have seen lately the various caudidates
for sbo postrasership Of Lses5urg, and none
Of them, VIC think. speaks very oo,6dsntly oil
bis SUCCESS. G. w. Hcgo. ccuaty oh.rmsp,
say be is not 40 applicant for ary position. and
viii not be. G. B. Barrett SAYS the Lord on.
Iy knows who will Get IL while o. T. Holmes
smiles aud says, Time will TELL" A vary
earnss. aud rather prominent raadiuster told us
a few days ago that bs bad received letter
from Malone, 10 which that geDtlem,u assert
ed that neither be or RddIebCreer had ED ,r
ed Mi. Holiness application, AID leaving him
to inter that they wJuId not. Ii is generally
understood here that Y. T. Brown. of the TIL, =
phone, neWspaper expects to get The Wiz
chester postofice. The fsc. that be has dis
posed OF u part of his interest 10 the paper and
is m.kirg arrangements to leave Hsmilsop,
sireE G !heus this belief. We believe be bases
bis hopes upon being intimate with Assistant
Postmaster General Hatton. The last two is
sues of the paper have advocated the liberal
movement. and if all reports are true il will
socn DO full hsdged readjus'er trzsu Oar
worthy postmaster still holds his position, aud
probably viii c5nicue to hold it. for il must be
confessed that the Waterford stalaarts are all
gellirg to be moro or ltss tainted With what
thew oil liberal views.
TITO removal Ct MIR. Stunate os Couory Su-
perioteudent OF Schools. add the appli atm ant
OF Col. Gldditg' gives, 81 far as We can learn.
general dissatisfaction. There we're other al
pIican gho would hava beeu mach more a.
crntable, bat as thN Ctl)nel made greater sac
Russ 10 suff,r ng d,teat for the cause, it was
mrot te shoud be rewarded, JABEE.
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For God Coughs. Broucbi,s and ali sff,c.
tons ofthe L1ogs. take Ayers Cherry Poo,

A Cough, Cold or sore Throat ,hould
oe stopped: Neglect frequently results in Al
1ncurable Lung Disease or Consumn.
lion. Is = D w MS Il ONCHIA 4
IHGCHEs do not disorder the stomach ike
cough syrups and balsams. but act directly
On the innamed parts, allaying irritation
,Verellef IN Asthma. Il Bronchitis, Coughs,
Catarrn, and the Throat Troubles which
singers and Public sDeaKers ,re sub.
leot to. For thirty years Brovn's Bronchial
1focnea have been recommended by physicisus,
ana always give perfect astisfsction. Having
oeen tested BY wide and constant .se for ne.r'y
an entire generation. they have STAINED we'll.
merlted rank among the few staple remedies OF
Tue age. Sold 1t 26c. = box everyvhora mbl9
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livery nan Ct hi informed abou. Virginia
sAAirs Knows thst the sole effective principle
tf readj us!e,sm i, love CT Office. # Mr.. Fowl
CT, ties Teadjuster Speaker tt the House of
Delegates be correct, ard there is nothing so far
>shov ,ha! hs is not, that principle will be
eminently successful, for he ssys:
lat the close Of this scssioa every ciIics in
Virginia will be in possession of the readju,ter
party, except the Sapremo Court which will
follow neat JsnusrJ. We will have the Gov.
ernor, Legislature all the heads of departments.
the Supreme Court. the Circuit and County
Courts. the Asy!uns. Colleges, and Free School
System"
But wha. Will the trus friends Of the State say
shout Mr. fcwler's Fluctuations upon the facts
that tho courts, asyiums. colleges and free
schools arc p!oatituted to party purposes and
conducted in the interes! olresdjuslersm
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AnAppeal to the southern uea,,

Believing that fitting reop.abls for the
ashes OF the dead, -psrticularly of the patrio,
dead. is testimonial Of the christian patriotism
OF people; We at the olcs, of the war while our
fields ere yet desolate, our farms nc f.nced. and
our homes 10 rulns. feIc, 10 q plat of ground
f~r our heroic dead.-srd with living hands
we gather irJm the bIsckened plains. the suouy
hlllsdfs and deep rsvines around Bail Run,
the ashes OF hundreds of the btroes of tho frsi
and second Battles of Manassas; and there cur
soldiers from the tide waters end 10 ntaiu stones
OF Virginia, aDd from the cotton fields and
orange ertv IS Of farther South are tc-isy uiet
~ keeping the long bv,uac of death.
Bat Their, sra still little m ,uods 10 Gu, e lids
and Woods-miIt- Stones on the road of historic
past,-that when We see them, silently, ter
derby, sy Remember u.s." The plsc, where
hastily and wlth tears va laid cur "Wsrricr
dead now sadly needs repair and improvement.
aud situated as il is, in plain view of the gres,
thtroughfare b!tWten II Q North and the Sou.h
We ieei that Strangers may supp,s ia lacking ia
respect towards our patriotic desd-Blt Wa ara
tow IN numbers, and We srs poor. Hers On The
nrss great battle fsd of war, We may say the
great battlefield of the whoIo war, f ur long
years we wtre ground urder The iron beeI Of ,d-
VanclnR and retreatiug armies, all our entrsjes
sr' 20" oet q 20 10 sustaining the living, and va
ara unsble TO mske the burial p.aoo of our mar
yrad heroes. fitting one.
These dead STD not ours, bu. the msrtyrad
sots of the whole Sou b. aud We ask ycu, sons
aud daug hters ct the South.t TO Contribute IS yru
are able towards making this receptacle for
their ashes f;tioe oue to at least aid us in
surrounding thtl graves with 40 iron or Stone
fence. 10 making needed repairs besutifvinp
the erouuds and erecting monument to the
memory Of OUT fallen heroes-if you will TINS
aid us-is shall be our :y and pride to ksep
ther memories green aud and render their
g'aVes-thls csmp Of death-s beautiful one,
- Fl. l. JOHNSON,
Itesldoot Manassas Memorial Association.
I6o shove appeal is commended 10 the ne: :
pie OF the South particularly. and all fuuds de-
osted c'u De- sent to Col. Arthur Herbert, of
soe nfm OF Burke sid Herte;t. OF this CITY. ty
Wnom thy will be applied to the objects If the
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