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and who cherish their memories with
undying devotion.
Accept our thanks, gracious
Father, that we have accomplished
the sacred undertaking of giving to
our houored chief his appropriate
resting place among those who shared
with him the joys of victory aud the
sadness of defeat, aud who followed
the banner, now forever furled, With
the fortitude which no reverse could
shake and which no disaster could
= extingaish
''Ilere, on this imperial hill, We
have laid him down beside the river
whose waters sing their perpetual
requiem and amid the flowers which
speak OF the resurrection of the Just
and of the land where death never
VI hers the affections, which bIoom
in beauty and fragrance evermore.
I've look up from. the open grave
to the open heaven where Thou dost
live and reign and where all who
have died in the true faith do live
and reign with Thee in glory ever
lasting.
In this, the hour of their freshly
awakened sorrow, o Father, most
tender and loving, in the plenitude
of Thy compassion, remember and
comfort Thine haDdmaiden and all
dear 10 her Thou husband of the
widow and father to the fatherless,
be Thou their strength, their song
and their salvation.
''Lord God of hosts! We beseech
Thee TO sustain and cheer the veter-
an survivors of the war, who. with
ever diminishing numbers aud with
ever increasing burdens of age and
infrmity await their final discharge
and final recompense.
almighty God, author of peace
and lover of concord, now that the
sorrows and desolations of war have
been for so many years exchanged
for the blessings of peace, may all
animosities be buried in the grave,
and may all the inhabitants of this
great land, from north to south. and
from east to west, learn more and
more to cherish the relations which
unite them as children of one Father,
and as citizens OF one country.
MAY mutual regard for each
others interests, happiness and rights
become the noble law of national
life May freedom, founded on JUS
tice and guarded by constitutional
law, with religion pure and unde-
filed. secure to our whole people a
perpetual heritage of unity, prosper
itY and peace, aud to God most high
will we give all honor and glory,
evermore. Amen"
Rev. DIR. o. S. Barten, of Norfolk,
pronounced the benediction.
Immediately after the benediction
the casket was lowered into the
grave.
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the headquarters flag of Gen. Nor
gan, stained with-that officers blood.
Then followed Brig. Gen. Brander
and staff. Brigades then came as
follows: First brigade, Brig. Gen.
Theo. S. Garnett, commanding.
Staff-Col. Samuel Hodges, Col. D.
NJ. Lee, Col. Thos. Lewis and Maj.
Jas. II. Capers. StonewalI Brigade
Band, r. e. Lee Drum Corps; r. Z.
Lee Camp, No. Col. T. p. Pollard
Maury Camp, Col. Thos. F. Proctor;
Picket Buchanan Camp, Col. Thos.
L. Dormen; StonewalI Camp. Col.
H. C. Hudgins: r. Il. Lee Camp,
No. 2, Col. W. A. Smoot; Geo. E.
Picket Camp, Col r, n. Northen {;
John R. Cooke Camp, Col. W. w.
Green; John Bowie Strange Camp,
Col. j. n. Garnet.
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ENTRANCE TO HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY.
On arriving at Hollywood cemetery
the distinguished guests-the Louis
lana escort and staff and the Texas,
Mississippi, North Carolina, South
Carolina and Georgia delegations,
which came on with the funeral cor
ege-descended from their carriages
and formed on the circle which con-
tains the grave.
The grave was of unusual depth
and size and in Two vaults. 1t was
carefully constructed of brick and
lined at the head " it'll the Confeder-
ate national flag, at the foot with the
battle flag and on the sides with
broad stripes of red and white, the
Confederate colors. A broad snd
massive cover of POLISHED oak for the
lower vault lay by the side of the
grave and across it were stretched
eight or ten lines of new webbing of
red and white. -Four carriages held
the floral offerings, everything of
this kind which had been received
from New Orleans to Richmond,
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persons in carriages were Bishop Fl.
II. Thompson, Rev. Drs. o. S. Bar
ton, III. ID. Hoge, w. w. Landruln,
Col. f, r. Lubbock, Col. Fred Skin
ner, Barton Harrison, Col. w. II.
Taylor, Judge B. w. Crumb, Maj.
b. W. Richardson, Col. Archer An
derson, Gen. d. A. Weisiger, w. T.
Woody, Senator NJ. G. Butler, Lieut..
Geo. a. Smith, John Finders, Sr.,
Senator G.. G. Vest and wife, Mrs.
Gen. Geo. G. Pickett, Mrs. Gen. A.
L. Long, Mrs. Pickens, Mrs. Wilder,
Miss Emily Mason, Mr.. Brodhead,
Miss Minnie Hill, Mrs. Gen. Pender,
Capt. w. G.. Waller and wife, II. w.
Davis, NJ. II. Clark, Col. VIM. Roy
Mason, Col. John w. A. Sanford,
Col. John Goode, Col. r. Snowden
Andrews, Maj. S. NJ. Hill, Col. VIM.
O. Lamb, Bob Brown, James Jones
and - McGinnis, the last three
colOred servants of Mr.. Davis; the
members of the Jefferson Davis Mon
ument Association, officers of the
Hollywood, lakewood and Hebrew
Memorial Association.
CONFEDERATE SURVIVORS.
The only veteran organization
from Georgia in the procession was
the Confederate Survivors Associa-
ton of Augusta, represented by
Capt. Edge Eve. captain Cobb Ie-
giOn). first vice president; Salem
butcher sergeant seventh Virginia
infantry, adjutant Maj. r. +. Will
son (major second battalion, North
Carolina sharpshooters), Maj. c. A.
Withers (adjutant general of Gen.
John II. Morgsn's Kentucky cavalry
division) aud S. a. II. Thompson
corporal twenty Georgia in
fantry.) This organization had its
colors along, the Cobb legion battle
flag.
This rent and tattered ensign was
carried in Richmond three years ago
at the unveiling of the Lee monu-
ment and gave to Gen. Joseph Z.
johnson on the succeeding day the
last salute he received from a battle
flag. Tie Augusta Association sent
its adjutant to New Orleans to lay a
wreath upon the bier of President
Davis and 10 accompany the remains
TO Richmond, WHICH was done, the
other members meeting him here
with eolors. Maj. Withers also had
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SIoo Reward. SIoo

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BURIED AT RICHMOND.
BURIED AT RICHMOND.
Refinement of the Remains of
Jefferson Davis.
REDNESDAYS GREAT DIS
PLAY
The Route to The Cemetery StretcR
With Eio,cers- Seventy Fire
Thousand Persons around the
GraUe-.The Ceremonies.

All that is mortal of Jefferson
Davis now rests in Hollywood, near
Richmond.
The remains rested until O'Clock
Wednesday afternoon, and it is esti-
mated that at least $4,000 people
viewed the bier. Indeed, stream
of humanity poured through the
building as long as it was accessible
to the public.
At 80 O'Clock the body was re-
moved to the caisson drawn by six
white horses caparisoned in black
and the line of march was taken up
for HOLLYWOOD. Houses along the
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OLD CONFEDERATE CAPITOL, RICHMOND
Second brigade-Brig. Gen. Mica
jah Woods. commanding. Staff,
Col. r. Il. w. Duke, DR.. Hugh T.
Nelson, DIR. Thomas j. Moore and
Col. j. L. Rockwell. Fourth Regi-
ment Drum Corps. A. p. Hill
Camp, Col. w. Gordon McCabe
Pierre Gibson Camp, Col. d. A.
Grimesley; Jeb Stuart Camp, Col.
n. A. Moncure; Magrudcr Ewell
Camp, Col. #. jefferson Stubs
Stonewall jackson Camp, Col. Jed
Hotchkiss; Louisa Camp, Col. VIM.
Kean; Page Fuller Camp, Col. VIM.
X. Perrin; Neimeyer Shaw Camp,
Col. John S. Whiteworth.
Third brigade-CoI. Thomas II.
Carter, commanding. Staff: Col. II.
p. Jones, Maj. w. w. Parker, Maj,
II. C. Carter, S. w. Travers.
Band. Howitzer Association, Par
ker Battery Association, Society of
the army and Navy, Confederate
States of Maryland, Beneficial Asso-
citation of Maryland, the Confederate
Veteran Association of District of
Columbia. Rowan County Veterans
Association. Sumter Camp Survi-
vors' Association, S. c., bearing
palm branches; Cabel Grove Camp,
Danyille, Va. Confederate Survi-
vors' Association of Augusta. Ga. !;
Richmond Light Infantry Blues As
sociaticn, Person County, y. c..
Veterans, Sous of Veterans, r. L.
W. Duke Camp, r. J. Chew Camp,
Sons of Veterans.
Cavalry division, Gen Fitz Lee,
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Daughter of jefferson Davis.
more. Most every camp had q bat
tie flag and a fife and drum corps.
Tie display of veterans was I'M
doubtedIy much greater than at the
unwilling of the Lee monument, and
never since the war have so many
Confederate soldiers been seen in one
body in richmond. They marched in
fOurs headed by mounted officers,
and swiftly and steadily assuming
the places assigned 10 them. seemed
to come in endless succession. Ex-
oept for the absence of muskets and
swords it was as if the confederate
armies were on the march once more
As the veterans poured by the car
riage in which Miss Winnie Davis sat
one. fife and drum corps after another
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To the progressive and accommodating
publishers of the Washington E1ening Star
are we indebted for the cuts Illustrating the
interesting sketch of the refinement of the
remains of Jefferson Davis which appears in
this issue. The Star not only gives the largest
amount Of Washington City news. but is full
and comprehensive in its general news, and
reaching here ON the evening Of publication,
it generally gives US the most important events
of each day twelve hours in advance of the
morning daiies
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ofcoIlector Gilkeson's appointees,
Mr.. James w. League. of this coun-
ty, gets the position of head store
keeper at Hannisyille distiIlery. For
stamp deputy at Martinsburg, Mr..
r. S. EicheIberger, of Berkeley,
and for gaucgers at the same place,
Messrs. II. c. Berry and G. C. p.
Stevens, both of Berkeley county,
and WIN. G. Butler, of jefferson.
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Hon. C. Wood Daily, of Mineral
county, who was few days ago
rendered position as assistent Uni
ted States attorney General, states
that he cannot accept the appoint
ment. He has, it is understood,
been offered q better thing as attor-
ney for ex-Secretary of War Elkins'
railroad interest in this State.
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The new dcputies of United States marshal
S. 8. Yinson arc a. d. Gsrdop, of Ohio conn
ty; B. L. Priddie aud L. e. yinson. of Cabell
comfy; j. Il. Nehau and Granville Stout, of
Wood county; JOHN W. Littlepage. of Kama
wha comfy; N. F. Damron. of Logan county;
Boyd Yinson, of Wayne county. and Melvern
Hall, OF Boone county.
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negro rnan was Iyncllrd at Decatur. H..
Saturday morning, for ouiraging two white
women. LgnchlnE for this crimc is therefore
not confined 10 tho SoH1h,
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softly played dead march. But
when the Maryland men came up
their band gave Nearer, My God,
to Thee" and the daughter of the
Confederacy burst into tears and hid
her face in her handkerchief
sEvENTY-FIvE THOUSAND PRESENT.
When the military movement was
complete the colIin, the open grave
and the family were surrounded by
three solid walls of men. Outside
this triple circle was a dense crowd
of thousands upon thousands.
There were fewer military present
than there were at the Lee monu-
ment unwilling in 1890, hut the mum
her of veterans was much greater,
and the popular-outpouring of today
perhaps equaled that of three years
ago. a conservative estimate is that
10000 people were on the streets and
in Hollywood cemetery.
AT THE GRAVE.
Arriving ut the grave the military
formed in the avenue TO the right.
overlooking the bluff. The veterans
L..
The ladies' auxiliary camps occupied
the section east OF the grave. The
family of the deceased, pallbearers,
escort of honor, officers and the off
ciating clergymen took places around
the grave. The other organizations
in the procession remained in their
respective positions until the services
were over.
As soon rs everything was in read
mess the Stoncwall Band of Stanton
played funeral dirge composed by
Prof. Jacob Rinehart. Rev. WIN.
MuUford then read selection of
Scripture. Bishop Thopson OF Mis-
sissippi was to have taken part il, the
services, hut lie was unable to come.
Rev. DR.. w. w. Landrum then read
the hymn ''IIow Firm Foundation, y
which was sung by the crowd.
DIR. HoGHE's PRAYER.
At the close of tile hymn DR.. Hoge
stepped forward and said: :. Let rs
pray" and nearly every head in The
vast assemblage was bowed. DR..
Hoge said;
u COD, most high, most holy
most mercifui, with l0wly reverence
of spirit and with hearts snbdued by
the haliowed memories of the past
and the tender offices of the hour,
we invoke Thy gracious presence and
benediction.
Beneath these quiet skies which
bend over us like the hollow of Thy
sheltering hand, in Thy good provi-
dence we gather in this consecrated
place. Around US rest all That is
mortal Of patriot sages and soldiers
whose virtue and valor gave Iuster to
onr historic annals and who, Mt the
call of duty, having consecrated
their lives to The tolls allotted to
them, died, committing their souls to
God and their memories TO us who
survive them. BY Thy help, Lord
God of truth and justice, we will be
faithful 10 our trust. We will per-
petuate the story OF all who by disin-
terested service and heroic sacrifice
struggled TO maintain the empire of
principle in the world. and who with
honor stainless and conscience invio-
late fulfilled their task.
''Now numbered among the i'm
mortal dead. they sttllliVe enshrined
in the souls of those who love them
all the more for what they suffered
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The President has appointed Charles W.
Dayton, of New York city. 10 be postmaster
of that city Mr., Dayton IS Tainmany man.
but not a machine or llill poll ician-
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line were almost without exception
decorated in black, and the national,
state and confederate flags, the latter
predominating, were either floating
10 the breeze or worked in the funer-
al colors. The streets along the
route, yards and windows of the
dwellings were packed with people.
Nothing of a tumultuous or noisy
character marked the day or progress
of the cortege. while the scene was
most imposing one, though the whole
city seemed TO be in mourning.
THE PROCESSION.
The time set for the procession to
move was O'Clock, hut there was
short delay in starting. First came
Gen. John b. Gordon, chief marshal,
and staff of some fifty prominent
confederate officers then the infan-
try under Col. Henry Jones headed
the line, and was followed by the
artillery with three batteries, the
Howitzers, Gimes of Portsmouth and
Norfolk Light Artillery Blues, all
under command of Maj. W. E. ST.
mons. -Four troops of cavalry fol-
aOhShf SOiuLiuLnGu NY NOis ~ r.
Wickham. They were Stuart Horse
Guards, Ashby Light Horse, Henrico,
Chesterfield and Albemarle Troops.
These were followed Immediately by
the catafalque, behind which came
carriages in which were seated Mrs.
Jefferson Davis and Gov. Mckinney.
Miss Winnie Davis and Mayor Ely
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes.
These were followed by the honor
airy pail bearers in carriages, Gov
ernors B. R. 1'illman, South Caro-
lima; Elias Howe, North Carolina;
Frank Brown, Maryland p. Turney,
Tennessee; w. A. MacCorkle, West
Virginia; 7. @. Jones, Alabama;
Generals j. A. Early, d. H. Maury,
William II. Payne. Gen. McLaws,
Gen. l.. S. Baker. Gen. Stephen D.
Lee, Gen. Harry Heth, Gen. Geo. II.
Stuart. Maj. John w. Daniel, Senator
Z. C. Wallhall. Messrs. Moses Mill
hiser, NJ. A. Allen, Hugh Blair, Jno.
b. Purcell, p. z. Winston, A. S.
Buford, Col. John T. Wood, DIR.
John b. McCaw, Col e. p. Reeve,
f. L. Glasgow. Other distinguished
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WHITE HOUSE OF THE CoNFEDERAcY.
commanding. Staff-Gen. T. L.
Rosser, Gen. L. L. Lomax. Col G.
T.O'Ferrall. Capt. Thomas Pinkney,
Capt. p. T. Sutton, Rev. Frank
StringfeIIow, Judge B. w. Lacy, w.
j. Binford, r. +. Vaughan. Frank
d. Hill and j. B. Harvy-mounted
veterans.
FLOWERS ALONG THE WAY.
As was expected would be the
case, flowers were streWn along the
route in front of the catafalque, and
the sight was indeed beautiful one.
Women and little children performed
n large part of this feature of the pa
rade. The bells of the city were
tolled while the procession was in
progress. a number of old Confed-
crate battle Gags were horne in the
procession, while a number of car
riages were filled with flowers.
Every house on the entire route of
two miles was draped in mourning
and decorated with battle flags, the
Confederate national flag and the
Virginia flag. Each pair of horses to
the caisson had an artiIIeryman driv-
er and cannoneer walked at the
head of each horse, every man wear
ing gray uniform, helmet with red
plume. and artillery sabre. No can
opy Of any description covered the
casket. 1t stood out in full view on
the top of the caisson, with the sun
shining brightly on the polished oak
and glittering brass.
Every now and then little girls
would run out In front of the artil-
lery horses and, Keeping ahead of
them, scatter the path of the caisson
with white flowers. AT other points
on the route ladies dressed in mourn
ing did the same thing. Except for
the wailing notes of the bands and
the CHATTER of horses hoofs and the
steady tramp of marching men not
sound vas heard during the route
The profound respectful silence
which has been so marked n feature
of the progress from New Orleans
prevailed also in Richmond.
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you're not satisfied, they'll refund the
money? Why not do the same when
yen buy medicine?
Dl. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
is sold on that plan. It's the only blood
purifier so certain aud effective that it
can be guaranteed to benefit or cure, i'll
every case, or yOu have your money
back.
It's not like the ordinary spring medi-
cines or sarsaparilles. All the year round
1t cleanses, builds up and invigurates the
system. Ii you're bilious, ruii-dowp, or
dyspeptio, or have aay bloed-ta:nt, moth
ing can equal it as r remedy.
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Hon. John r. Lowell has been
elected clerk of the County and
Circuit GeurIs of Warren county Va.
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Use LIGHT & wATsoN-s GIvcertne I,,-
~ ton for ehapped hands, face and lips In
fat nothing better for keeping on ,.ast,s
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Salt.

TUST received car load 81 SALT. large
81 Sacks, Cheap for Cash and in exchange Tor
Wood. B. G. YTASHINGTGS, Agt
NAY s, 1892
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Zee and Mood.
Estray Cow.

IRON c. T. atitcheir's pasture field. ON
\ s5rd Nay. WHITE coz. lately fresh.
large tits froat ones very large when fun OF
mix Very snail sore on left hip. thin aud
about two calf ANY one 6ndin., s IN confer
favor Dy taking UP and milking aud notifying,
ME q, X Vsf'T.-s
AIay so. 1895 " 49,
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Fresh Cement.

IT UsT received Car Load OF fresh Cumber-
- land HYDRAULIC CEMENT, Tor sale 81
the barrel and LEGS. and 10 sucks.
d. q. WASHINGTON. Ast.
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ShannoadaIe Springs.

FEfdE jIeicl st tl,e-e spriugs will he open to
visitcrs OF T:iuEeDAY. JuSE l5,h.
Til. lcarisill :ufGintsiii health rcsU;t and
is ti,l -iilt! waters have b.:en l,jrg AID ia
voTii'it kueRn, uuc Spsiu:, beii.g SULPHUR and
anGll.tr whose ',n;Iil eaton IS 'llltsl identical
with the ceirbtatcd bedford Water
MRS. J. JAMES WYSONG.
Nav so iSG-ff
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Palnting, PaperIng, e.

THE undersigned Il prepared TO do all kinds
Il of Painting, Granting, Paper Hanging,
DC. Prices moderate and prompt attention
MAY 2. 'g3-tf. -.
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Summer Cooking Fuel.

r Az just receiving some Of the cELEBR4-
i TED PocAHoNTAS COAL, safd To be
very superior as light, cheap Summer Cook
ing Fuel.
SAWED aud SPLIT wooD,an all kinds OF
Fuel, Steam and Forge Coal on hand.
b. z. WASHINGTON, ACT.
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Feed at Retail.

OAR Corn, Oats, Chop, Bran, Ground Corn
IL and Cob, Chicken Feed &c &c. at Coal
and Wood Yard. B. G. WASHINGTON Agt.
Nay 3, 1872
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TransfeF Wagon.

ETNHE undersigned has resumed charge Of llis
Il Transfer Wagon and Is prepared 10 delly-
er goods, transfer trunks and do all light
hauling. Al orders given prompt attention.
April u. lSg3-tf. 7. g. OFT.
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nv ANTRD ut once, a drst~cinss body hand.
w none bnt NEAT fast hand need apply,
Address DRESSAAKER, BOX 299.
May 2, %, Charles Town, w, Va,
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Stockholders Meeting.
Crushed Stone for w alks

T + you want to have an excellent walk 30
u your yard or garden. at n moderate cost.
order Crushed Stone. which will be deliVeFcdG'
by the undersigned nj modernte cost
April -. 'GtS-St- MICHAEL MCMAHON.