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Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24
Notice of Final Entry.
Land Office at Heleua, Mont.
lG.t,,Ier Ia I.sp

VftOher II, IsS3.
Notice il hereby given that the following
named settler has flied notice of hi, in
tention to make iinal proof in sup
port of his claim and that said proof will
he made before u. A. Mraphrr. ex-uflicio
Clerk OF the Probate C"uri ni Frr.,n,
county, VI. r., al lrwi~Inwu. VI. T.. on
November ~, Is-g. viz:
Msrs~tW> q Pes"ot.
who made pre-empiion d.claratorv Stale
ment M. .e;;is. fnr the lot, +; afd 4 SEI
NWt, Ne, sNi, See. =. Tp. I. y, X. Ii
east.
lIenamesthc following witnesses To prove
his continuous r'-sid"icr upon and cultiva-
tion of said land, viz: Emory r. Uu,nI
Jacob Nave, Abraham Hogeland AMI
Thomas Garlick, all 81 benton, Mont.
s.N. L.ssHonsE g.,i-t.r
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24

Parents should h. careful that their rhil
drcn de- not cent rar' colh- iurin. the ial
the lung a1d air passages, making the chilo
much m"r~ likely to contract other c"ld.
during TIA. winter. II j. this succr-sion %
colds that causes catarrh aud bronchitis oi
l'aves the way l"r ronsllmpiinn. should u
cold bc contracted. lose no time but cur' II
~ quickly rs p.>>ihl" tifiy cent h"iil'
"f- thanbcrlain'- Cough Remedy will eur
any cold is u lew days aud lrnv" ,hr r's
piratory organs strong aud hralihy. F"i
sal- 10y W. W Ihr Witt.
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24

secretary Window has rendered "a
decision in which he adheres to his
former rulings admitting Mexican lead
ores free OF duty. us says he has no
power to change the classification and
congress must be looked to for relief
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24

Monta ana Aconstitution was adopted
by majority OF ~, ,439. there being
23.69l tor and 2,252 against the
measure. Deer Lodge county returns
the heaviest vote against the con
stitutlou
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24

LISBON, Oct. l0.-The king of Por-
tugal died to-day. His death occurred
at ! l O'Clock this morning. The duke
of Braganza, the eldest son Of the king
and who succeeds to the throne. will
assume the title Of Carlos !.
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24

Among the other items of news that
come swishing across the conti-
n-nt to arrest the attention OF busy
world is the announcement that the
Protestant Episcopal convention in
session in New York has adopted n
standard prayer book for use after
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24

The status of the legislature, with
the changes made by throwing out
precinct "a is: senate. Republicans s,
Democrats =: house, Republicans 81,
Democrats - Giving The Republl,
cans =, majority on Joint ballet.
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24

William W. Astor denies saying he
would give $4,000, 900 to let New
York have the worlds fair. 4 denial
was unnecessary. The amount was
probably $50.
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24

Governor lee has invited General
Lord Wolseley to help in the unveil
ing OF the Lee statue at Richmond
"Me Lud' Is great admirer ol the
military genius exhibited by Lee.
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24

Dr. Talmages tabernacle was de-
atroyed by fire IA few days since. tie
has issued an appeal to the whole
world for aid in rebuilding. The widow
should not contribute her mite until
the DR.. has set the example.
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24

Epork: Joe. your wIle looks ~
fresh ~ - morning glory.
"Bill. ] wish she WAS "a morning
glory"
why So, .Ioc?"
because she'd shut up at night
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24

Northwest Canadians say the musk
rats are building their houses n la
Eiifel tower, which is sign of hard
winter. Muskrats should be employed
in the signal service.
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24

The only party which is not claim
ing Montana is the ereenback party.
This is excellent proof that there is no
greenbark party any more.-thicaeo
News
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24

The output OF the Granite mountain
mine for the week ending October Il.
was Is bars Of bullion, containing
.5, 500 ounces of fine silver and l6O
ounce. of fine gold.
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24

South Dakota !. making haste in
the direction OF statehood. The lesis-
lature has already convened and
elected two United States senators.
I'ettigrew and Moody were chosen.
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24

The Indications are that the Da-
kotas and Washington will soon fall
into line rs iull-ileticed states. In the
meantime Montana has fallen into-a
Jack pot.
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24

The Hon. :. NJ St"cksiag.r gave the
Leader ,.iiire - call yesterday aiterno"n.
The cN-rornmissio,rt "f the land office. Mr..
Stosksiager will be gratefully remembered
by the people of the northwest. His mp
pointmsnt after the removal of sparks
gave great relief Ia the sct l.rs wh., had
been harrassed beyond endurance by the
petty. senscless persecution of Sparks. Mr..
Stocksiager said in conversation that he
has tried to see the west while commits
si"ner. without doubt such trip would
have been profitable for the settlers, as il
would have brought before the land Office
commission more clearly the needs of the
northwest and the peculiar hardsbips to
which east iron rules of an office 5000
miles away might subject them. The com
missioner is greatly pleased with the cuun-
try about Groat Falls, and will take n ride
with our ex-May yOr Gibson tn viaw the laIls
this morning, returning to Helena to-day.
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24

While silver Bow county is now rev.
cling in mandamuses orther kind OF
damuses can be heard all over the
Trrrit ory
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24

The President has appointed Green
u. Raum. OF Illinois. commissioner OF
pensions. lie has entered upon his
duties.
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24

Governor Foraker is seriously i'll at
his home in Columbus, Ohio.
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24

u. Il. Barnum has sailed for Europs
with his greatest humbug on earth.
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD

STOCK CARS Equipped with Suspension Trucks and All,
Brakes Large and Commodious Feeding Yards
furnished IN
ron~n nHel
ie hay audi pI-r rynfw
nr,na
IN o,It I,int
Frs route and r n,iucei.
rgaul rate. tc,ai idr,ss
j. M. HANNAEORD
se..s.s fssisst AZ.
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Cnndonsed Telccrams.

Bond offerings yesterday aggregated f511s5Q
All accepted %. ~, FOR rs ami l1l's Tor ~ =
The aeht between fhe knights Of Labor and
tho Leather Manufacturers Assoclstion IS now
well lnaugurated az Worurn, Mass.
The situation iu tho Montana Legislature was
practically unchanged yesterday. The Demo
cratic House has been without quorum this
week.
Lord-Nayor Isaacs. OF london, aud Cardinal
Manning VIII act a. mciiators Ia tho dispute Do
tween Tho striking coal-stoEer5 aud their EN-
pl0yers.
Tho csso Of the State against jake Kilrain for
prize-n Citing was called Tuesday a. Puryis.
his-., and owing 10 the absence OF Witnesses went
over ~ Thursday.
The ex-Empress Of Brazil has received a tele-
gram from Rio Jan8rO informing hor that all
her Jewels have been stolen and that the police
are investigating The case.
The commission appointed by The lQuidator OF
tue farama Canal Company 10 examine into
tue Affairs u The company on the lslhmus have
sailed from Paris for AspinwAn.
Letter from DR.. Pvters, written during his
march into the SOmali country, has been re-
celyei &C Berlin. inc recipieGt believes that
DR.. Peters mas been lnred 20 his doom aud ihat
the emissAries were m0rely spies.
slreet-car on the Third-Avonue Line became
sntaugled in a fallen wire OF tho Harlem klec-
trlc-L Light Company, on Observation-Disclosures
enih street, New York. yesterday, ana the driver
received so severe shock that ne was taken TO
a hospital
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..t. 90
The Death of jefferson Davis.
Tho etll, calm mg'asfv of Death
Ne..s pale upon '.J brow
L'is wl'l u.s. myriotics ga past,
AMI ,nou arr victor DOW.
Aud within thine native land
Noriehfs 90 thee were given,
4 place fh-rs truth aud honor dWells
Is tIinc al last ta h-0tcn.
Whqt though no G1ra, with cleaning stars,
llsu. thee witn their Nsht:
Tho Southern Gross above my grave
SAa.. aAlgs iu glory bright
Audi tho north,ands sable crape
Will not cusaroll tnv loss
summer chime my tomb VIII drapO
WIZ llrk fuuoreal noes.
grand procession sweeps along
ia honor -1 rLc dead
Leo. wifh Ais lcgious shalowy gray,
Aad stJneWall az their head;
Stuart with his bright end Joyous misn,
And Ashby's meu are here.
Ana ihe phantom host, with waving
pumes,
In solemn might appear
With arms reversed and banners furled,
"Th.sa men who wore RIO grayn
Lincar awhile beside ny dust,
Thea slowly pass away.
But whilo the southern roses bloom
And means the mighty sea,
IL l0sly grief. around Thy tomb,
nation Weeps ;Or thee. q. b. N.
STAFFORD COUNTY, Va.
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MARKETS 81 TELEGRAPH.


new YORK.
Ngv Y0Ey pceemlor U-Co"on frm. sales
- lG.-B. ufiani-, l0 &C.,; orleans, lot G. notrr-
.cftt4. 4It-3 .ea-, c1p0r4-t0 iance, l.s7
t1.ef: f. tl2 Continent, 1855 bales; stocs .u1.-
.I bales. southern -four quiet az barely
-frsty. Wheat quiet al' stronger No rod
-'., 4-I f.c.. oiega.or. options dHll enl .aac-
a.t 3d. red, le0. mlcr. sitc; Jaluary,
49,. Stay. -t.c. Corn quiet au4 u'thcr.
Nc. % A. alb. lu elo,nior; ont us qIet ant
e.-ier. Naco mfCr, &C.,, January 4-- Soy.
g. .c. Oat5 hrm ara I4lrt options rmer ala
~ ict: december, E... January, - sri Way
.-f.r. hops firm lul ln fafg iemaui. ,olce ~
O.fI.n8 opsuet s.rniy nlI closed irm' l-..nr
cables. December u-l January. siA@lnslt4'.
q. rrugry, 81. $40; Nay. ihofH5i5 o.; -pot
Bio firm and active. iair carR" NjF D..
Sug.r-NaN ss4y ant quiet fair refining. o. r.t
ceu,f.fasAis, g.-iost, 0c. refined Brm aud enrt
NDIas.s5--New orleans fairly a.iife aice 80
fair g. manu and steady Petroleum qnl'i: fo.
nnrA. rTlc Cat0l-etci 0il sfoacier. cru1c. o.
y..IDv. af. Resin sr1fro an1 nrm. Tuipen-
900. qIlel aui stcaiy At t.Rior. iors less
active ana nrn. li'es. ~. frctct. filat .ty.
Hraf 0fu. Clt-ueGfs Iu r'ot demand. Md
dies nrn. Lard quiet ani cae'er. western
s,sam. 81. ).r.ly steam. tJiD. p'or5-D'cclA-
ber, S...O. Stay, 500 fretgAs ngm.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. Decembers * ash quotations were;
rlour stead lnl unchanged. 10. . spring aud
40. : red wheat ~ .A-f.sc. 40. cora, - . g..
$40. coats, ~ ta-0l. Mes3-pOrk, sJat9 20 Lard.
$500. shor.-rihs. st.ias5. shoulders, sag. a
s. - sl0rt-clcar sllas1la Wniskoy, tl.0A
The lnad.ux futures angel a. f3ll9as
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12

nlIyou get in 20 SEQ those douoio-brsa'isd
sack sulsf moyre ez,reme style AMI all of
yol may not Wal, them, bat II any DO. don't for
get wc',o Ct them. Irs moraa likely you'd
have thought o. coming 10 IS anyway for no
nsver stylo is tho fewer ,he number % places
rhero you can ger g. 10 o. laie ia mis ea'o
,her, ar, tro-rs aal ths ta'lor-with Tho odls
io OUR favor. for vs give You all roir exrei-
lsuc, and ucls 81 tac,r l..e-alEays our ng-
.res-uay down under tleir iowosi markings
Don't iot that ,ase sla.o in your minds As ap-
p,ylue only to novelties. lta tho Ny 20 our
Whole success. Ju.t as .oaa as fashion define,
i,s lines for sea.on wore on hand siin vs. IDEAS
m.tcriali1oi in our rSNAIcHABLE qualities.
From tho very o4t-tart o. ,hl, season 80 kne"
plain Black Chsyo's womb rage-singlo ami
ioab,-arcastod, with same cut OF vest Tho
consequences has been. though we've nal sn I'M
mense can for them. We &c nothai 10 turn away
O sire,s want Won ain.. that our supe-i
manufacturing ficihaes havs gwen Us the al
VINTAGE over o,1er. but SEA Always being On
hand with WHAT'S wanted ~ he TINE iiis
wanted TIA: has el,on the poop.e such = conn-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12

~. ,..,o. .,d s.rong. prime 20 choice. 1s0F.
Hay steady and unchs9ged; primo - us,.,ey
timothy si3asi2an. Provisions quis5so Dv .,.s
firm ard scarce: western psckea, Lnr ., :, 81,
roll isosac. creamery. g6ag7c Eggs gnlei n, z's
~ e,ofiea armer: Rio cargoes fair ~ Is%hl,,.'.
Sugar quite stfOng soft. 80 svpyvt =, a, III
rsDned. Ekaiihc. Wniskey pnSn.so 80. Finng.
Freighis 10 Liverpool per steamer hfn - =,
per tOu In sacks, 2ias2t grain. p'r vosns'.
btld.: cork FOR orders - N.aie. ~ -
nour. 70.1 tsrrslS ssies-Wbeat, 'osN~' bus"-
els; corn, .0jNO0 bushels
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. Deceta Dor li.--fiOur doll. Wneas
easier; Nc. red. SiHc corn qlie'' 70 " -
81. CAT. strong and higher; No z mlLT': - ~.
PORK duli az 81 t0atg.iA Lard guie1 o. na.,>
$50. Buik-meets and bscon n0minAL VIZ
10Y steNiy ~ H.D2 Hogs actise ana s.vr
common and light. s5lf 80; packing ao' Du''"-
W '"'' ST. LOUIS
ST. IoCs. December lL--Fiour dun and IN
changed Wheat dun. No rel csth' So
December cioseI * G. a.ked, Way = r.. N.-a
lower. No. : mixei, cash, = &c D.c'inD0s
Ct SD s'.c. bid May. g9flc Bad. oas-N 49,,
cash. d.. Nay. .Jfss2g4c bib froNisiohs p...
and decreased. Pork flOafl0h lard fuli enn
nominal: PRIME s;oam not saisbie over fAs-k-
NEw YORK cOI-roS FuTURgt
New YOgx. December ii.-C0'nn-Net re-
ceipts. 2ls2 haies; gros. ',3io uAle-, tYtuIrS
closed steady sales. 800 bales; DecemDs
tirf4aefats. Janurry. sou: February. ST. -
tia ~. oar,6. 80 e1asi0gi April. SON May.
$40 Uaioef: June. Tltns5.Hui July, No "a
SlLf5. August s.U.i9si!05l; september siOA's
f!Ou.
LIVERPOOL COrroN NAHKSE
LIVERPOOL. Deconbcr ii--N5cn. Cotton easy:
American mttdung. sgd. saie~ io|W hai--'
sus.-il1uoa and export 10 bales fe'rip =.
SOFA bales. Amcrirzn. i,lO phlc- futures
weak. Dercmher December AMI January
ssffli. January ani February, a9bii.. fen~
rnsly aal NA.cl. 800; Narch ana Ai.l,,
, f.-rti.. Af-i AID Nay. te6ta. floii. nay
AMI juno. r.lts5 tltN. june bnl Jlys
p G-fla1 l2ft.. JuF aud August. flo,h
t.Eif Y..lnr.. $500 bale On Clio nr" dpcN"to
ana I'D bales on ZOO ola .,
- M-Aweflran mi iilirf. 80. seso.
smUricar. sn hais.. d. an ber' Deem Dor Ahh
Iauuary b s.-tfI. sellers. January ana tepfI-
ary. % s-5if. -enou. February anl AA,n'
q-oll, bIvrrs. march and Nprh. - J..
buyo-4. ApriI AMI May, Titid, seiiers nHy
AND Jinc. d f.-fff.. rlyorS. june ani Jllt'
5t.-fif.. soiifrs. JliY ana August ; i-OiL' sell
Ter. lutrf.s Iuiot ana sfeady
- N-ueremNer December anl thua'Y'
. p r-.tf. huycra. frnulry and fehrna,',
rgt6fd. sell .rs. Veterinary AMI March, 3 3'-h'.,
sellers. March AMI April. p-fiL. sellers; AVnL
ana Nay. Hli.. SnIirrs, Wy hLI dlnp'
fu-rfi, scl'cr.. june ani July. t-'ll .'ilel-.
July ana August. f-tih, buyers futures
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12

Tho entry - :he pageant into the beautiful
cemetery away 0If ou thc quiet M"ihire filSe,
far i.um t4o thunder aud clai'ef ana turmoil ~
.t. Dl4.. rushing, works. day city lir, was
ti.l, yyitN aii rump and circumstance Of null
tAry ana ciI, Yroce.a.or. kv'n before noon,
when tho religious ceremonies were just begin
rrQ, ue people gathered within The hall
ir,..I nre,ircfs of the romantic bury
tr..--ofIud Tney came "a strcet-cafs, IN
traire. in carriages, iu vehicles 90 oyery known
,f.-.rirt.on. ami on foot, ana took w positions
on t9mbs and broad walks ANA on me s'rnbN-
lonely weu.kcui lawn. Netaire Is the rrrttiesi
..,.. .,s~y I'D the south. Il ranks So beauty win
the randsomest bunal-srounds OF me world.
NiuuurItstno remains oi thousands OF COZ
tolerate veterans and the tomos II military AMI
veteran associations Of New OIicaus.
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The Day Observed Generally Throughout
the state.
Especial telegram % rp D.so9 nj
RUErcu. December Ii.-Io-day W ID always 10
memorable IN this STATE by reason Of 10 memo
mai services IN honor OF Jefferson Davis which
were held SO many points. Special sud very az
propria,e services wera held az noon % AL mo
prominent points in accordance win Governor
FoWIcf- official request s. W1ff place there
was q sl. pension II business. The Icrir-; ana
eprlng-iae weather was very advantageous.
AT wILluNGroS.
At Wilmington the services were quito elabo-
rate aud we're held - tho Opera-hoHs0. Colonel
John g. IaylDl presided. Rev. Dr. j.. Carinlflhel
eterei TIE opening prayer. Music was rendered
by q large aud carefully-chcsen choir hes0la-
HOBS prepared 10y Colonel ~. W. Nhiiei " y.
j. De Koasei. and AhrGm Weill were read by
Colonel WadleiL Addresses were delivered hy
Hon George Davis lHt one tine Atioruey-iiel-
eral Of the Conioderacy), Hon. Charles N. Sod
man. hev. Dr. Thomas II. Priirnnrd Father
Moore, and Rev. ". =. Greasy. Rev. T. II. Hoe3
pronounced he conedirnon. The veterans AMI
military were present Business was suspended.
there was general display Of mourning. aud
the bells were tOllei at noon.
NUwBEBNB.
Tho exercises at Newberpo were very into
resting business wss suspended. bells tolied,
aud many houses we're drapcd. Hon. Charles
C. CLARK presided e. a mem 1rial meeting. John
:. Long, Es4. delivered an Grafton upon no lfe
OF Mr. Davis addresses were made by General
Cullen Battle formerly % Alabama) snd Gene
raj Robert Ransom, Mr.. NatL Manly reed
some private letters from Mr. Davis, and MGl Or
Graham Dawes resd an original ode.
AsHEyIIE.
AtAshevillo there was a handsome Observance
OF the day, with addresses az memorial mass
meeting by Rev DR.. Carroll, Rev Dr. Bryant
Father White Rev. Dr. Nelson, and Rev Or.
Rankin. 1t vas held Under the auspices OF the
voleranA
RALEIGH.
The meeting here was held az noon In the City
Hall 10 Was an elaborate sud impressive AFFAIR.
The Confederate veterans Wer0 present, escort
cd by the Governors Guard. The stats officers,
,Iust!cos Of tho Supreme Court, aud all the cler-
gymen IN tho city, together with choir were on
I The stage. The Ladies' Memorial Association
was also present. The bells were tolled tho
public buildings, schools, banks. and many OF
| me stores were closed during tho exercises
The ceremonies we're IN charge OF the Rev.
| Dr., Carter. Rev. &. Durham announced hymn,
| Roy, W. NJ. Clark read Scripture selection,
Rev. L. L. Nash offered prayer, Rev. j. II. Cor
| don announced hymn, and key. Dr. John 8.
| Watkins, pastor OF mo FIRST Presbyterian
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tho battle-ground 10 10 honor TO tho memory Of
the leader cold I'm death.


tho battle-ground n 40 honor to tho memory Of
the leader cold in death
ENDLESS LINZ or PEOPLE.
Tho crowd waq cosmopolitan. IL embraced
cvory station IN life Ia ono endless proo'''lvl-
Thousands weiRcd because thcre Wa D" easy
means ~ eetting out. All available trains ana
street railroads we're packed with several uN'-
sions Of funeral pageanfs ma tho mulutupe Nha
loft % tako care Of itself. 10 was o'clock When
the rrat special train arrived bearing UNI.
formed Odd-Fellows aui Knights 81 fyihia' hnI
civic societies. As cacn train drew zap u w
Cui My emptc1 and the io'efainn tN'oi inen ln
open order % le' ihe militia an1 "iihiue "l.
vitiona go through. AZ TO e'liieIf' Ven ~
with me long march and funeral. and The re-
mGfnlcr ~ fho pageant move slowly jos, lh
rourgful stem % tho uoful music, The krlghia
presented arms and tne civic bodies in'of"Ifi
Loac before inc police detail. retchri me hti.t'
over tao raual that runs if ihe irohl gu thr
cemetery a dense fhrOuc Of people hli Eathfl'l
n eeir around the monument hnueaih Nii'h mo
loiy ~ tho os-presiient tonight is lying IN
peaceful repcse.
When the proRraes Of ihe Iro'es non utAlty
bro rhf re militia Co the monument 800 pv. -
ana fll1lera were drawn uI All hf'ihH t'o
CIRCLE, an1 asfhe funeral-caf. win is long Inc
90 CARRIAGES in wait. drcW up me limo OBJ -nillef1
faci1g ihr monument were given rltn'--D iNt
orders 30 order 90 salute fAo i4fi- II was ii'l
o'elocS. The cuofi.tcTs had prcrrIcl tln
funeral md took ny IcaiNNn III F1..p
/ 80 tho loft OF me tomu. lnen tn' III ~
copai clergyman All Assisting clergy 'i
the other cen0mirafion4 formed 40 Nnf 90
cifhcrfi1o OF ne walk. 1hc r1i-teffsrs anl li--
uuRli-hed quests lll tur ta'n" ming h'-l.
Gallagher ami Hugh Nll'or thompson "tIkel
slowly f0 tao base ana toot up th"ir po+l'on-
beside tho bier General Gordon came up
eborty aud stood quietly AMI moiN'Iy VIZ
b1wei bend cioeo hy. lho mi $500 F.9ppre at lnn
foot g the walk ana Battery bs detail or hoLof
u0ro me casket NO the Ascent i1 iho i1'i ~ ilo
monument, wICI Captain Baanham as l'5 mean.
Uu-T O~ tr1--
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fhatffe southern cLlefllln Gss been tcmpofa-
mn laid forest. The Army " Northern virginia
t.,ubt beneath the marble monument 0i tho
lamented Coufed rate leader, Sionc"sl jazz
atone entrance, nearly IL the centre, ana SUI
rounded ~ imposing tolnbs OF tho wealthy poo
81 lIrinuUa.
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lhr ot.oIYi"s. WHOM ""ro n'''fllN+ 70 tna /
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church. delivered . notably able grafton. II was
n oulozy Of tho life % Mr. Davis aud was uuly
eloquent ami appropriate. The beuedictlon was
pronounced ~ Rev. Or. Carter.
Among tho persons Ia attendance was James
u. Jones fcolOredl, the former boty-eerVhnt OF
Mr.. D1vis. VINO wore y memorial badge present
Cd by Confederate Veterans
Jones today senf MAYOR Shakeepear, OF NOW
Orleans. the following telegram AZ the ol1
I0dy-arrvant 0f tue laf9 Jefferson Davis my
great de1lra was 10 tc ne drvor ~ the femalns
o. my OH master 90 thoir last resiing-pince. 10
turning 200 late % join tho white Delegation
from fhis ciiy am deprived N ;ho opportunity
o. showing my lasting affection FOR my best
friend
CUARLOTTr.
A. Charlotte the day uas observed 10 very
appropriate manner Tho entire business pcf-
ton 0i tho town was heavily d.a9cl 10 mourn
ing. 9nl MI ~ O'Clock an business c7iabishnent5
c.9sed fo0rs and everybody repaired % mo large
Ouerg-lloI-c, whore memorial meeting Vas
held. The l0-ai mills airy company attended, IN
flI uniform aud many 0t Confederate Veterans
attended 10 n rodv. The hlillng wGa iaHe1 10
i's fullest capacitv ana hundreds were turned
rv5y not finding even standing room. Excellent
muse rRf rendered uT q choir specially organ
izcd ior tho orcasi1n, aud speeches we've maje
by p lalf- Oxen citizens, Gu paying glowing ut
I4fos 9. o. % dead pIrgiI. lf ~ tie lOulclera y.
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