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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-08

Mr.. Oxley, the regulator at Sarage's
store. has now an assistant in the per-
son of Mr.. Heddricn, and will here
after have more time to attend to his
other multitudinOus duties.
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The election returns come In very
slowly, ~ the greater number of the
precincts are away from railroad or
Geographic communication.
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Call and zee my large stoek Of dolls,
-wipging figures, novelty china yO,tls.
,s1a ~ the latest designs. ut prices
which leave no way" for coInpxti-
lion, III Bcrtrand's.
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We are daily in receipt Of fresh
oysters direct from the east, and are
prepared tn serve them up Ia every
desirablestyle. BAHHR L. BISHOP. ct
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Cafnrrli Cured, health and sweet
breath secured by ShiIoh's Cstarrh
Remedy. Price % csnts Nasal Injec-
tor free. At Edwards drug store. ct
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future prospects of this country and
predicts That this city will soon rival
any place, not even excepting Helena,
In Importance.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-08

Chris Hehli has enlarged his build
ing by a ten-foot addition, and the
workmen were yesterday engaged IN
laying the walls.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-08

The walls of Prof. Bach's new bri:k
building are rapidly going up and In n
short time will be ready for the roof.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-08

THERE are said 10 resid, in . Now
Hampshire town two women, one Of
whom has buried four husbands and il
now married to the fifth, and the other
OF whom has had ak husbands, has been
divorced from four of them, and has
been deprived Of one by death.
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Don't forget tn I'll aud examine the
largest line Of velvet frames In Miles
City, at Geo. A. Way & Co.'s. n
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-08

The Fort Keogh string band have
been engaged to furnish the music at
the dance tonight.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-08

That Hacking Cough can be 50
quickly cured by ShlIoh's Cure. We
guarantee IL. At Edwards drug store.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-08

The double \ envelopes, 70 cts per
80. Best quality note paper, 20 cts per
quarter reai.i, at Geo. a. Way & Co.'s
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d. 0ugheltree, q commercial man
Of Minneapolis, is at the Inter-Ocean;
also, J. NJ. Sharp. Of Tongue river.
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90 to the Second National for a gop,
drink or II fine cigar. There you will
ai-., lind u rlinine To win n fortune
should you lave luck. 39if
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The Basinski Brothers expect to get
into their new und handsomely fitted
store in few days.
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Letter heads and envelopes. printed
ia best style and at reasonable rates, ut
This office. lytf
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Slecpless Nights. made miserable by
= hat terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure Is
the remedy Tor you. At Edwards drug
.IIrr. a.
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X. OIL A..

A meeting of the order Of knights
ofPythias will be held in their lodge
rooms tonight. Tuesday, Nov. 8, for
work. AN knights are requested to
be present.
BY order Of GEO. f. COLE, C. C..
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-08

Ike Orschel returned last night from
visit to Livingston.
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Listen to my "Wayn Of selling the
following: Double X envelopes for
$3.50 per thousand; Lest quality Of
note paper 55c quarter ream.
A. II. BIRTRAND.
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Remcmbcr,thc place to Luy novelties,
Stationery, dolls ETC., NJ bedrock
prices, is of Geo. A. Way & Co.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-08

Nathan Hackett, stock man OF
Powder river, Is In the city.
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Visiting cards promptly printed u,
this office. lgt
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Remember, the only first class book
aud stationery house In the city Is A,
II. Bertrand's.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-08

Plush and fne leather albums, plush
PURSES and bill books. way down, Mt
Geo. A. Way d Co.'s.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-08

You will find only genuine and the
neatest designs in ineersciaum goods
nc A. III. Beriranis.
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The book for which the reading pub
lie Of the nation Is eager. entitled
Twenty Years In Cougress-Fron
Lincoln to Garfield" by the brilliant
James q. Blaine, will be ready for de-
livery In this city in about ten days,
or as soon as thorough CANVASS Gun
be made. This work, In two volumes
Of QUO royal octave pages each. cover
IN. the most important and interest
ing period Of our national history, is
commanding sale that IL its best
guarantee, and the well-known ability
of its author will commend II to all
Glasses. The craftsmanship with which
such works have been too often bur
dened Is entirely lost in the fascinating
historical pages of this excellent book.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-08

Plush and fine leather albums
purses, blll-books, ETC., ETC., ut A. H.
Bertrand's.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-08

A. G. Maxwell took trip over the
Deadwo route yesterday,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-08

The result Of the recent election.
In this pleasant and heaIth-g.v.ng section,
Is not such rs 70 please
Each ticket Of three,
And i've men are clothed in detection.
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There is nothing like those large,
fresh oysters at the Keg Saloon. ST
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Choice celery always ON hand ut
Flaharty's PARK street stand.
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Scratch blocks, butcher books and
PASS books, at Geo. A. Way Il Co.'s.
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The JOURNAL Office IL IL be honored
by more higl-loned neighbors. Our
reverend Uncle Samuel, not content
with placing IN close proximity to us
the United states land Office. has re-
Gently decided to locate the Indian Blu
reau under our wing; Col. Dyer, ~
representative of that frugal and relig-
ious branch of the general govern.
ment, having leased the commodious
and palatial pile Immediately adj hin.
ing the JOURNAL building on the
west, for his office and residence. The
accommodations consist of tn. &c
rooms, two In the main building and
one in the ell. The front room will be
used for an Office and reception room,
the rear for the Con nel's boudoir, and
the entire ell will be devoted to lard
er in which 1--WE are inforIned) will be
hung an immense "bouillonn kettle,
In which odd dog Tray" and Others
equally faithful and useless. can be re-
duced to soup for the Colonel's wards.
We are further Informed that Col.
Dyer intends to have the landlord OF
the premises construct, without re-
gard to expense, u bridge across the
chasm now existing between the JOUR
NAILS sidewalk and that Of the land
office. Further improvements to be
made are fence to match the posts
now firmly imbedded In the ground
81 firmly M to defy the utmost endeav-
ors of our devil in search Of tirewood-
and practicable drawbridge from the
sidewalk aforesaid to the front door Of
the house. This drawbridge will al
ways be hoist when the Colonel has
retired for the night, and travellers
along lower Main street at early can
delight may rely On seeing the bridge
altitudinous. The elegant partierre In
front will be devoted to the innocent
recreations Of the happy and guileless
red men, who will here have dog,
grass, grub, aud other terpsichorean
exercises, to the lascivious humping
Of "A lin oil tan. A reduced Creedm0or
range will be laid out In the rear. where
the Colonel's friends can come for
daily practice.
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KnickerbOckcr writing paper In
blocks, nj Geo. A. Way d Co.'s.
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Blanks of all kinds on hand, and
printed Ia order, at this office. 1871
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Peek's bad Boy, and his Pa No. 2, at
Geo. a. Way Il Co.'s.
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Wanted,

A girl about twelve or fourteen years
~ age to take cure ofa baby. Apply
to William Courtensy, real estate office,
Main street. 4l-5l
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At Mrs. w. f. Turner's residence, in
building formerly known M Bella
Union Thcaier. ATT
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Sweet potatoes sixteen pounds for q
dollar al Carpenters. ATT
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Fresh Minnesota creamery butter at
Carpenters. 3Stf
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Knickerbocker writing paper in
blocks at Bertrand's.
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0""sV"S VTH"sVT"P
An exchange states that the follow
ing notice hangs In the window Of a
Miles City drug store:
PEPPERMINT lie for
He'd AXE
Belize 90
IUdh
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only wholesale liquor house In the
li,y is GallaghrI's, Main street. Ytf
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Just received. the finest line of pape-
teries ever brought TO Miles City, at
Geo. A. Way d Co.'s.
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The Bad Boy and his Pa, No. 2, at
Rerlrand's,
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VIII You Suffer with Dyspepsia and
Liver complaint? Shil0h's Vitalizer
~ guaranteed to cure you. At Edwards
drug store. Ut
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Rewards Of merit for school children
AT Geo. A. Way. IL Co.'S
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Bill heads, cheap, ut this Office. lstf
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SOCIETIES.
X. OF II.

p,,.s CITY Lo,ige x. 81 w.. meets every wednea-
day u, s o'c ock y, M, u Odd Fellows Hall. VS.
ming Knights are cordially invited.
JoiiN SuEARLock, Dictator.
CT. NJ. TINLINO. Sci. eiai,.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

A bold and untamed eng ,neer,
Who the landlords wrath did not fear,
Found fault with his grub.
Was caressed with club,
And walized TO the street on his ear.
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AJII.Es CITY TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION No.
Vl 2a;, meets lst sunday in every monih, at their
hall, OH Main street. between Fourth and fifth.
Jons W. COBB, secretary.
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4. d, d, r.,

Caster Lodge No H. |. o. y. p, meets every
Monday evening at tb'ir hall. brethren In
good standing are cordially invited 70 meet
Nth us, JACK W. JohfsoS, y. VI
L. e. DEAR, Secretary.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Malaga grapes al Carpenters.
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The best of Liquors at Gallagher's
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CRUSADER LODGE M. T. X. OF P.-Meets
every thursday evening at Odd Fellows hall.
sojv,rnipg knights cordially invited.
u. L. COLE, q. o.
F.W. HILL, X. RS.
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BOARD Of Trade.

Tie Mics City Board Of Trade meets every
Tue, Az. holidays excepted at o'clock p M
Strangers IN town are cordially invited.
Nm. VAN UAskEN, PRESIDENT.
SAr IrukI on, Secretary.
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AT. & A. M.
YELLOWSTONE Lodge, No. &c, A. 2. q A. NJ, meets
every saturday evening at Masonic Hall. Az
Nasons In good standing are invited 20 meet With
"A. T. A. ERKiDiEK, W. u.
A. G. GIRARD, Secretary.
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DR.. r. q. Redd and Dr. A. c. 6irssd yin haze.
their ofbees ut this storc.
Mail orders iron the coon'ry solicited sad prompt.
attention and close prices given. If
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south Opequon.

Some of the farmers OF this sec
ton are not yet done seeding.
The wet wether has delayed the
farm work very much.
g. w. Shrode sold out his per-
sonalty last week and will remove
to Ohio.
Capt. j. f. Smith has puachas-
ed the Shrode farm for 500 cash.
w. M. Boltz is putting up a
new store at "Pigeon Roost. He
expects shortly to open full line
Of dry goods, groceries, etc.
The house of w. J. Grantham,
short distance west of Smith
field, was entirely consumed by
fire on Friday night last. We I'M
derstand it was insured.
Bald Hornet, the celebrated
running steed, owned and kept by
j. Henry Rutherford, died last
week. Consequently the grand
race did not come off at the fair in
Winchester.
Raccoons are very plentiful in
this section and JOS. d. Fry cap
tured three very fine ones last
week. He will save their skins
for candidates at the next election
On last Saturday evening we
took stroll to Bunker Hill to see
what was to be seen, and were
highly gratifed with our trip. G..
w. North has just opened the
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give you safe passport into
heather lands.
Allow me, Messrs. Editors, to
congratulate you, and also to COM
pliment your excellent corps Of
correspondents. / was glad to
hear through your column from
"Amicus, He has my best wish
Is for his welfare and happiness,
and hope to see him in the near
future. Dom Pedro must not get
careless. / appreciate his letters,
and all Others who write for the
INDEPENDENT will get their reward
in the "Sweet bye and bye.
We regret to learn OF the des-
truction by FIRE Of Mr.. VIM. J.
Grantham' s residence, near smith
field, on Friday last. I am glad
however that he is fully insured.
/ have great deal more to write
about but lest / have already oc-
cupied more space than 1 am al
lowed, I'll stop. 9. r. Il.
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Hedgosville.

Mr.. Birkiebile, Of Frostburg
who has been in our midst for
some time is now in the Back
Creek Valley prospecting for coal.
This with the silver mania mon.
opolizes much of the attention oil
those who have slumbored and
slept SO long in the Rip Van
Wrinkle village.
DR.. Pirkey, our skilful dentist,
is still engaged in relieving many
victims to aching in the grinders.
Mrs Basore and daughter, who
have been visiting friends and re-
latives in this community, for
some time past, will take their
departure for Blue Springs, Ne
braska, on Tuesday next.
Mr.. Samual Dodd, OF your city,
entered the noble army OF Bene.
diets on Wednesday last, his life,
long companion being Miss Sallie
Ropp, of Little Georgetown. The
ceremony was performed at Wall
ing Waters church by Rev. Gil
more
Rev. HI. s. Hilton and children
reached our village on Tuesday
last, and we trust he may soon
favor us with some of his able
expositions OF the Word.
The entertainment of the West
Virginia ministries held in the
masonic Hall, of this place, on
Saturday evening last was quite
a success.
Mr.. Harley Miller and daugh-
ter, al our village, made i flying
trip to Bunker Hill on the 3lst
inst.
The tournament in Ellis Grove
on Saturday was, as usual, we'll
attended.
There will be service in the
Episcopal church on Sunday
Ito morrow by therefor and the
administration OF the Holy com.
munion.
The small boy and the large one
too, passed many pleasant mo
ments with their cabbage heads
on All Hallow Eel evening land
if the hearty peels Of laughter
with the laborious running, were
any indication, they could almost
wish every night in the year were
devoted to such pastimes.
REPORTERS.
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largest and most complete stock
OF goods ever brought to that
place, which be is selling at very
low prices. While there We met
your genial correspondent, g. e..
Z. with his magic washer on ex-
lhihition. II is certainly q good
machine, but / think If he could
only hx it so that it would wash
faces as we'll rs clothes, it would
then be perfect in every respect
LlrTLn SHAvRR.
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The Front Royal Sentinel Of tho
10th has the following: CHARLES
K. Kuhn, aged about 23 years, q
painter by trade, and for several
years in the employ OF Mr.. F. Stall
ing. OF Harrisonburg, quiet, sober
young man, committed suicide by
cutting his throat with q razor, ID
the room he occupied alone at the
Central hotel, In this town on
Wednesday night. He was to have
been married at 8 o'clock the next
morning to young lady OF this
town, having obtained the license
therefor on Wednesday. The orange
blossoms have been substituted with
cypress. The verdict Of the C0ro-
ner's jury was that they believed be
was suffering from alteration Of the
mind induced by pecuniary trou-
bles."
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LONDON, October SO. AT eight
O'Clock last evening q terrible explo.
sion occurred near Preade Street, In
an underground station. OF the Me-
tropolitan railway. Passenger -
the scene Of the explosion say there
was = loud report like = cannon. then
sudden darkness. The gas lights
from the front to the rear of the
train were put out. The glass Waa
broken and splinters OF wood dow
about the cars, cutting and wound.
ing the passengers. AL this occur
red in q moment, and for while
confusion reigned supreme. The
train, which was crowded, contained
principally country visitors return
ing from the fisheries exhibition.
The first impression was that an ox.
pl0sion OF gas caused the disaster.
but later inquiries tend to show that
1t WAS the result Of malice.
Almost simultaneously with the
Preade street affair q violent explo-
sion occurred on An underground
railway between Charing Gross and
Westminster stations. The wine
dows OF the signaling stations In tho
tunnel were shattered, and Ut Char
ing Cross The glass roof Of the sta
ton partly collapsed. The report ID
described as being like that Of artil'
lery. The effects were similar to
the Preade street explosion. The
carriage lamps, windows, ETC., were
smashed aud all traffic suspended for
awhile. Although both explosions
are matters Of the greatest mystery.
they are generally thought to have
been OF Fenian origin.
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PITTsBuRG, PA, October 20. "A
frightful explosion occurred IS
miles from this city yesterday morn
ing at Brooks tunnel, on the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad. Twelve
hundred pounds of dynamite expIo-
ded, killing i've men, the crew OF q
freight train side-tracked a short
distance from the scene. The men
were walking along the track near
where the dynamite was stored.
Portions of bodies, including legs,
arms, hands, and heads, have been
picked up half q mile distant, but
so badly disdgnred as to be unrecog-
nizable.
The following is y complete list Of
the killed: George Reynolds. engi-
neer, OF Confluence, Pa, Charles
Tice, flagman,S Confluence Robert
Hammond, watchman, Cumberland,
Md, w. A. Dean, tunnel black
smith, and II. II. Burch1eld, helper,
both OF CORVALLIS, w. Va.
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ing so as to secure q daat repre-
senting every shade and complex
ion Of politics. be J. SO, but this
iomemDer, that the democratic
party will be always glad to have
its prodigals return. Not that the
party needs them,bnt because they
need The party
While the lamp holds out to glow
The tallest Shanghai may come and
crow.
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Falling Waters

The recent rains have swelled
the river,
A party Of Martinsburg sports
men were out here Saturday
shooting ducks--or rather shoot
ing at them.
a son Of Mr.. John Eversoll,
living near here, died Friday
night last. He WAS about six.
teen years ofage. He was buried
at Harmony church on Sunday.
Ths wet Weather il keeping far
msrs back with corn gathering.
Mr.. Dan. Fleming and Mart.
Boward are killing some partrid-
gees They report birds not very
plentiful.
= The bass season has closed.
The catch during the season was
the smallest for years. The same
is reported all along the Potomac.
- There is considerable sickness
in this neighborhood, mostly ma
November came in very squally,
with q little snow, the farmers
begin to think winter is coming
and are busy gathering their corn
crops. st
Everythingis looking up around
the waters. The river has risen
several feet, and the hum of the
saw-min is heard again.
Mr.. James Eversoll, died last
Saturday, and was buried at Har-
mony church on Sunday. The
funeral was a very large one.
Mr.. Saml. j. Maxwell is turning
out as good a grade of family -four
as can be made in the county.
Give him call, and be convinced.
II m KENO
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Darkesviile.

News seems to be scarce, but
not so much SO as money.
We have had copious showers,
and at this writing the wind is
blowing violently
Our village merchants are IA
vourab'y impressed with the idea
Of suspending business until
spring, as they think it prudent to
bridge their creditors over the
winter. 49, ss sw ~
We are glad to note that one
considerate jury has at last been
found in the county. eve refer
to the case ofthe State VS.. Stew
art & Wisner, for retailing liquors
to minors). We would advise the
young sprout, (who has been SO
conspicuous in this matter) to re-
main with his parents and be
temperate in all things, for tenn
perance promotes clearness and
vigor of intellect. If the func-
tions of your brain be not in a
healthy and vigorous state, equal
ly unhealthy and inefficient must
be those of your mind, follow the
example of John Wesley, and you
will find that extraordinary tenn
perance will give you the power
to do much and live long.
The school question has at last
been settled; our new teacher
took her departure for home on
Monday last. We were sorry to
see her leave, but the Board of
Education thought it advisable,
as there has been levy made on
~ for the support oftwo teachers.
Ii we are allowed to express the
opinion of the public generally,
we say the school should have
been under the direct control Of
both ladies, as it is thought this
would be the only way by which
IL could run amicably and salts
tactoriiy to the community.
We had the pleasure of grasp
lug the hand of our old friend
Capt. Fritz Barber, the other
day, and as we held that harmless,
friendly hand in ours our mind
could but revert to the time, when
Capt. Barber occupied very re-
sponsible position Tin the 1st N. Y.
Cavalry in the valley of Virginia
Though foreigner, he came here
to fight for this country, and not
to wage war against women and
children. He will ever be remem-
bered with gratitude by the peo-
pie Of the valley, whom he SO
kindly protected against the raw
ages and horrors of war. We feel
that his worthy deeds to those
people alone, have rendered him
immortal, and we trust when OBJ
livion shall have swept awey
thrones, kingdoms and principal
tiles, when every vestige of human
greatness, and grandeur, and
glory, shall have moldered into
dust, and the last period Of time
become extinct, that eternity it.
self shall catch the glowing theme
and dwell with increasing rapture
on his name. MORE ANON.