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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-06
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Notices Of Deaths inserted free. Obituaries incudin
poetry FIVE line be paid for In ad
ance This rule will be strictly adhered
illness OK three days Carrie j. Sargent daughter OF Mrs.
Bepjln Cuthbert aged II years months and Is DAYS
Oth-r papers please copy.
n Hancock, Sept 23d, Ie65 Charley W. cleveland,
so OF John l.. and Louis A Cleveland.
Did New Haven, Ohio, Nc Tth, Mrs Hannah
warren wife OF Mr.. John Warrsn in the 9th Of
her age.
MIS-. Warren born in Rochester, Vermont embraced
religion n early life and united with the Nj E. Church
She active in good work and much
beloved by oeiEhbors and numerous friends.
Spring OF 1883 she removed with her family to
Ohio to unite with other friends deeply mourning the
Of lovely daughter bur ed The preceding autumn
Very eldest fell by the hand OF the destroy
then her husband then again another daughter Her
mind brilliant and vigorous seemed rapid ly
losing powers Memory became 50 obIterAted
hat hrr children were strangers for The las; yea Of
her life -Four short days before she left her disease
sumed a typhoid form. she passed away where the
I'd from troubling and the are a. rest
Rochester, Jan. 81 1906 Con.
Belfast, 30th OF fever, Ella Osburn, for
erly Vt wife OF MI Joseph Thonbs, aged
- yssTs. Her end peace.
In Derby, Jan. 2ssh Mrs Mary Carleton Page, wife Of
Dea. Luther Page, aged 81 years and months
barnard Jan I'D, Of pneumonia, Perry G. G Ardner,
formerly Of Chelsea Vermont, aged y years
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Jreemou.
ONTPELIEE VT
tuesday Morning, February q. 1896

~, desire 10 make the FREEMAN .ticuIarIy valuable
IFS news rom all parts Of Vermont, and friends
- r. parts Of the state, especially in Washin gton,
,d tamoilIe Counties, will confer a great favor
~ ~ It'd our readers by sending local intellig ence.
. is the and will arrange them for the paper
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BOSTON MARKET, Feb. 3.

Eiouf.--W estern, 81 % to 1900.
Pork,-Prime s2a to "a, so Mess, go to 81 90
Beef $500 $500 Lard, Is to Iss Hams II to 49,
Hogs dressed II to Is.
Butter 30 TO A. Cheese, Is 70 Eggs 90 to 49,
.toes $500 TO 5,25. Dried Apple o le
Beans 62,25 to $500 Peas $I,75 to 210.
Herd grass seed 1925 s4,OO. Glover 15tole
starch 10 TaIIow. to 144.
H. fu'i BOodMerino, 81 to 77i rhree-fourthsb blood
81 10 s. Harf-bIood 81 to &c; Coumon So to 60
Norn 70 to IS. Oats IS to g.. Rye u 90 to l,02
Hops 80 40.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-06
American 81 EOreIgn Patents.
r. H. EDDY.
SOLICITOR OF PATENT

4 A
Late Agent Of the [. Office, Washington, under
the Of 1887.
No rs State street, (oppose kilby strert) Boston.
: FTER an extensive practice Of upwards of twenty
= CONTINUES Patents the United States
also and other foreign
Caveats Spec hcatIons BONDS. Asst gnme and ali Pa
pers Drawings for Patents executed reasonable
tch Res ches mad into American ard
Foreign rmine the validity and utility Of
,and gal and other advice rendered
in matters touching the >ame Copies o: the claims
any paentflrnhed by remitting dollar. Assign
ments recorded III Washington.
uIted States superior faCtI-
for obtaining Patents, asceTtaInlng the paten-a
bility of inventions.
practice made. twice rejected applications,
rrKS AtFKALs, every Of which decided in his
favor BY the Commissioner Of Patents
TESTIMONIALS.
gard Nj. Eddy OF the capable and
sful practitioners with whom have had Official
intercourse CHARLES MASON,
Cunmiss OF Patents.
hesitation in assuring inventors that they
cannot employ person competent trustworthy
and capable putting their app cations 10 form
for Them Early and favorable cons Iteration
at the Patent Office" EDMUND BURKE,
faIe Commits ioner of Patents.
Mr. T. Il. Eddy has for thirteen applications
Of which patents had been granted. ind
Is pending. unmistakable proof OF great
taen and ability ms part leads ne TO recommend all
i'm apply To MIN 10 secure their aenis -
they be having the faithful attention be
slowed their dad very reasonable charges >
r3vI JOHN TAGHARf.
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Thomas VVitham's Estate. z

'fH h bee by The Hon
beProbae Court TO he DstriC as hin gton Coz
missioner eceve adjust all m nd
demands of all persons, against the estate Of homas
William late of Woodbury. said district, deceased-e
resented Insolvent and the term of six mont iTon
25th day II Dec. 1865, be allow ed by said Court
Creditors aid exhibit and prove theI res
pective; i'm beforeus GvenotIce WI tend
to the duties att he dwelilng oil
hmasa >fcKnight In Woodbury., said distrit on the
last Saturdays of March and May next one olock in
the afternoon, each of aid days
NATH'I. MCKNIGHT, ,rou,u,,,
DANIEL LAWSON, !
Isnu.ry 81. A ID lS66. rows
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fs9al Notices.
Daniel DOdSe's Estate.

ibers havn be appointed by he Honor
bic Probate Court for the District of Washin gton
Com ssIonerst re ceivc adus all claims
and demands OF he Estate Of Daniel
Dodge late OF Marshheld, said district, deceased,
ns,ivent and het of mouths from
the 9Th day of January 1866 How ed by said Court
the reditoTs ofsaid decease bb
respective iaims efore Give notice, that We will
attend TO the ouTappontmen al The dwelling
house of Stephen Greeley in Marshed, in said district
lie last Of February and June next one
o CLOCK in the afternoon each of said days
c. W. II. DWISELL, tConm,,s
WIN. MARTIN, ia.
MarsbfeId Jsr 06fh A n 1854 6y3
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beTl'I'' J n Il, 4 D. IsVo.
". K. OAkES, NJ. ID.
SCHOOL FEsTEVAL!

\ school Festival b held Hsmmett's Hall ia
East Montpelier, W dne.day and Thursday evenings,
February I4th and 18th.
For programme AMI p n cu bHs The proc eeds
are 10 &c expended procuring Globes. Outline Ma
dc. for schools Eass Monp elier All invited
to participate 4 the good coming over cotl
ng checked and pt Admission, including supper
fifty cents.
Fast montpelier ian. Is, 1856.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-06
Rawson,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, / In Probate Court, hoieen
WAsHIsGToS DISTRICT, at Montpelier, the 18th
daF Of January. \. ID. Is
WILLIAM WINCH, Admin state Of Al
W pnOnso Raw Mortified said district,
deceased makes Application said Court with the on
and appreciation writing Of the heirs of sald de
ceased for license sell the whole Of The real estate Of
aid deceased excepting DOVER but including the home
stead and of therein representing that
sale Of thereof the ment Of
the debts OF said deceased and that sale Of The renal
der would be beneficial widow and children OF said
deceased and these interested in said estate.
Whereupon ordered by said Court tha said aFpli
be referred 9th of February d. letbat
the Probate Office Montpelier hearing and decision
And is further ordered that all Interested
he notified hereof bypu bIcation d notice Of tins ap
catlOn and orde thereon, three weeks suecessVel,
the Green Mountain Freeman, printed al Montpelier,
before said hearing. hat they appear, at
time and place and, iftey object thereto
BY the Court,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-06

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, held
R>NpoLsH DIsTBIcT, Brookhe within nj for said
district, o. th- 36th day o. January A D l5te-
\ Instrument, purpartng tie the asst VIII les
i lament Of Isaiah shaw, OF Brookfeid in said
District ed be tothe Courby Grin
St.aw, the therein named, for Pobate:
ordered by said Court thar al persons on
a session said
o holden at the Probate Office, IN Brookfeld,
the 18th Feb, A ID. .c66, and show
they NAV the Prot ate " n
purpose farhe ordered tina a opy Of the
record IhIsorder be published three weeks success
sively Green Mountain Freeman, printed at Mont
peller previous said time appointed for hearing
copy OF record
q It'd
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-06
10 Beautify the CompIexi0sA

USE SHUTS WHITE LIQUID ENAMEL.
The Enamel , will the worst cases of -
Freckes PimpleS, Moth Patches, Sunburn, in frG:
four Gays. 1t whitens the skin permanently 81
parts transparency to the compile
which perfectly and without injury the sku
NJ toilet lete without it. Price by mail, sesieo
and post paid, 50 cents Address,
f4;ms. l. F. SHUTS 2s5 River St, Troy n. j.
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FIavIlia RatcheIder,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, in Probate Court. aeld at
DIsrRcT, Montpelier, IN ssi5 District
q The 24th day Of January A ID. iSo6
IUSTUS ". SHEPARD, administrator Of the estate OF
FIavila Batcheder late of Painheld said district,
deceased presents his admnlS ration account for exam
nation AID allowance and makes application Ter de
# distribution and partition Of the estate oil said
deceased.
sereupon. ordered by said Court, that said
application be referred TO session al sald
Court be held at the Probate Office IN SAID Montpeer
etTuaT A. D. c66,for hearing and de-
il IS further ordered thai notice
all Interested by puotcatlon
successfully in the Green Noun
newsp published st Montpelier, pre-
vio.s said tune appointed for hearing that they may
appear at and place and show cause, If any
they may have, why said account should not be allowed
and such decree made
By the Court,
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sEssANGE. BUT TRUE

LIVERY young lady and gentleman in the Unite
u states hear something much to their advan
By mail Gree of CHARGE, by addressing
undersgned- Those having fears of being bumbugged
Will obge by noticing this card. All others will
please addsss their Obedient servant,
THOS +. CHAPMAN,
PIyl 63l Broadway New York
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-06

FTt. aving appomtedby the HonoTa
he District Of W ashlng ton, Com
m>s.oners CeiVe, eNamin nd adjust all larls
demands all INST the estate OF Patrick
AcCarts. of Berlin, in said district, deceased,
rerese uted olvent, and the term OF SIX months
10TH day Of January 1885, benz bg sara
Court The I'd deceasedt rNfribl ana
claims be 10 i've not ce that
The duties Of Apo n at n e
dwelling Of Katherine McCaTty, IN Berlin in SAID
the 2d Tuesday al February and I'd Tuesday
Of July next at one O'Clock the aerno each OF
said days.
MARVIN SIA0NS, tComnissorers
Nm K. TUIkEK,
H.. L 4 IN $50 ItN3
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$50 90 REWARD!

I OST, back road leading from the of Ira
|. Morse in Calais, by Orsmel Stewart n. II.
nets thence the ~ road to Job Macomber's
and from there Wright Mill
House-a pocket book containing nearly $3.50 CO. and
sundry papers.
he will b. paid for the delivery said
pocket book with contents the FREEMAN
the subscriber. JAMES VOYT.
Montpeer Jan. 26th, 1866
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SOLDIERS g.

Soldiers "ho have served in the armies OF the Usion
children, mothers, everybody that has got bad Cold
Group, Ehooping Cough, troubled with any lung
throat Complaints, adv you ga
me cheapest All best cough preparation in the
world.
md when you have the Dyspepsia troubled With
cons.ipati5n-:he great cause Of i'll h.sthor any
tiou5le Of tbs stomach bowels, Co.'s Dyspepsia
cure Immediately.
- Americans only their fighting and,
voting bur their pertaining. Phslsn's +" Nil hi
acheved ~ foreign perfume this country. and
Europeans admit that it OF the nora
tracts mads abroad. Sold everywhere. r6vl
FsoH Lz.ASo- srAH.-Dr Scott. the proprietor Of
LebaloE Star prominent physician and State
isator.
Perry Davis Pain Killer the old and well known
remedy, which has acquired woridIke for the
Of sudden colds coughs, etc, weak, stomach
&c sii4ty, nursing mouth, oankered mouth or
throat liver paint, dyspepsia indigestion
and ain fhs stomach, bowel complaint painters collie
Aiatc cholera, diarrhes and dysentery, has lest
its good by repeated trials occupy
prominent position in family medicine chest
HkMSw2
- The country be filled with SPECIFICS
Lung Diseases that scarcely which
OF confidence in their properties but
able ard the high order and s1traerd
nars efficacy Of Aliens Lung sasan. th.t US
PEELED the evidences Of and confident
y sta Cough Cold that Hydra O
ster Consumption, we think that preparation safe
ID that i. public.
Far sale by n. h BROWN and WOOD, BIXBY & CO.
Montpelier GEO. {. GOODWIN co. Boston. Also
~ the Dealers in Family Medicine generally.
sp1Gn6w2
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ITCH! ITCH! ITCH
OINTMENT
WILL CITRF THE Itch IN AZ HlUnS

Also cures SALT RHEUM, ULCERS, CHILBLAtNS
and all ERUPTfONS OF TIE SKIN. Price 80
For sale by all Druggists
By sending co cents TO WEEKS L POTTER, Sole
gents Washington ST., Boston, it will arded
by of postage to of the United States
Oct. 25. 1863 spr&s4iyI
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NOtiCe.

NOME few have settled their Janu
~ airy bills. Please do so at once and oblige.
h. 4 C F FULLERTON
January Is, 1896, y3v4
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CnccioIa'. Hair Life restores Gray Hair to its
original color Dandruf and all impurities and
preserves hair from pre- death Containing z
nothing injurious for dressing
promoting luIuriant growth: and leaving it soft and
glossy. For sale by all Drug lists Price, dollar
bsttle. Depot, No. y William Street, New York.
VAM9yleop
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WONDERFULLY sTRANG :

MADAME NJ IL. PERREGAULT,
Who ha. astonshed the scientific classes OF Pers -
has anently located herself at All ara
n Y. PIERRE gualt, by the aid OF her =rfs
the Horoscope, rantees to ltt
duc4 life-ike picture of the future husband or wifi
the patron. together with the date of MARRIAGE II
ing traits of Character ocupaton etc. This is
bug as thousands of test clonias assert. She w
send when desired. a written guarantee that the pict
is what it purports BY stating age height
pIexion Of eyes AMI hair and rncosing SO cent
and stamped envelope addressed to your eli vi
receive the pi cure by return mail.
Address Madame VI. II PERREG AULT
yi2m3s P. q. Drawer 2oo, Albany, n. \.
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Alisrellanenue.
PATENT OFFICES.

INVENTORS who wish to take Letters Patent
| advised 10 counsel with Hessrs MUM & Co, editors
the erfihc who have prose cuted csims
before PaeI ofhce nearly Twenty Years. Their
American and European Patent Agency is the most
tensive world. A pamphlet containing fall
lions sent gratis Address MUM co, 81
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-06

Physician Extraordinary 10 Tie Queen
painful srous diseases Is which he female
constitution subject II moderAtes all
moves all distractions and speedy cure may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
i Is peculiarly suited Il will ia short time, bring on
The mon thly period with regularity
Each bottle, price one Dollar, bears the Government
stamp of Great Britain, TO prevent couuterfeits.
CAUTION.
FIRST THREE MONTHS oi Presn4cy. as they are sure
to bring on Miscarriage but 81 any other they
In all Cases Nervous ara spinal Affections Pain ia
ne b9cS ana LIN Eatisue on ssRt * ion plta
en7ct cure when all Their means have failed and al
though powerful remedy, do contain caIomeI
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
Which should s S5 enbFg so PTes 6RTie,ss
os Job iS s6 III i,5F o stan P4 C S
\. at % and postage stamps enclosed TO any su
thoriIed Agent, will insure bote containing 81 Pills
} return mail. T2IyI
aso 10 500 FiFI.y IN G6ID msiie t
MEDALS or other hrst PREF ium- srded item Illus
os,on. Or MASON BR0rHERs. New YorE rs-yI
LADY who has been cured Of great nervous debiIi-
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address nc.oslug stamp, Mr.. - MERRIST, Box
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a Cough, Cold. or sore Throat
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Irritation OF Lungs and permanent Throat
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For BrenchItis, Asthma, Cstarrh, Consump-
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TROCHES ARE USED WITH ALWAYS GOOD SUCCESS
SINGERS AND PJ BLIC SPEAKERS
will and 7rochs useful in clearing the voice when taken
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Notice..
House for sale.

+ subscriber would respectfully inform the inhabi-
of Montpelier and vicinity that consequence
her leave town, she dispose
house, Main street, near langdon's -four mills ANY
person in of good house will do to call on her
b. fore purchasing elsewhere. SARAH HOGAN.
Montpelier. Ian. p, 1866 "a
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VTNELAND

DARN AND FRUIT LANDS il mild and he al hful
i climate thirty mi'es souih OF Philadel phia by
Railroad New ersey, the same line of Iutitude
The SOIL is rIc1 and r, ductive varying fr ON acay
lta Die for Wheat, Grass. Corn. To-
bscce, Fru t. and Vegetables This is great fruit
country. Five hun 81 ed Vney ards and OrchaTd have
been out by experienced fr Grapes
Peaches, Pears, c., produce immense profits Nneia
ALREADY the beautiful places the United
miles OF ia no is ala oat upon genera system oi I'M
proponents The lana IS onIy sold to ual settlers
of its great beauty wells other adyan
has become the resort OF people OF taste Ii has
Churches stores schools Academies societies OF Art
ana Learning, and other nts OF refinement
Gu ture have be en- introduced Hundreds OF are
constantly setting hundreds OF ew houses are beng
constructed Prce OF Farm ian0, twenty lots and
upward, $50 per Five and ten and Village
lots Tor sale
Fruits Vegetables ripen earlier in this district
than in any other locality north OF Norfolk Va I'm
Openings for all kinds OF business Lumber Yards,
Manufactures, FouudrIes Stores, and the like; and
Steam Power. with room, be rented
person. who desire mild winters hea thful eli
mate, and good soil, in q country beautifully mprov
ed abouning in fruits and possessing all other social
visit.
Robinson, sent to applicants
Address CHAS- h. lands. Vineland P. O., Lands
From feport Solon Robinson Agricultural Editor
of The Tribune " 1t is one of the most extensive Ter
tile tracts IN almost level position and suits Bile
dition for pleasant farming that know of this of
the Western Praires-" 44F&M6m.
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cured. Sufferers wishing profit by the advertisers
~ 50 " JOHN B. oGDsN,
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bfoadcloth, with black satin vest and cravat. and
the interior of the coffin il lined with plated
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,inctnsss Win clear and VIVID dis
life 10 trust, TO the close of
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The rich heaps OF gold pens arrsyed in
cases along the shelves of manufactory, re-
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DIR r.: O. GOuld's Pin Worrm Syrun
The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKES
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from prescription Of Sir j. Clark, N. D
Physician Extraordinary To The Queen.
This invaluable medicine i unfailiug III the
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about with his first trowsers.
About my BRAINS il Shakespeare for
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Ny Mothers Sweet Goodbye ballad X elIer. 80
know he will return. Song. RUDOLF sen, 30 cts Ia
listened for footsteps Song and Chorus Keller 20
have Joy but thy Smile. Ba lad. Keller, 80
Cot where the ola Folks Died. Song and chorus.
Lesvltt. kiss ne while N Dreaming Wi inner
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YER DITS0N CO, Publishers, 2.T Washington Street
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-11-07

I'm great sinner have offended fIod Ia
many ways ~ which I'm nav heartily sor-
Try lwanttd; have his forgiveness, a,dgo
10 him in Heaven where believe my
mother and sister are Bat ifmy getting
e Heayendepenasodm my loving. 70 rsisiug.
and praying for the Yankees, then l am
forever lost; forthat I cannot dol But
pray tor me any way, won't yau, sir?''
| PRAYED, and he joined in my petitions
4 with az much fervency and zeal as / ever
saw axshibited until I uttered the words
/" LORD, forgive, onr enemies, and enable Us.
Ito forgive, them also when he shut hi.
f"yes aid shonk his head in mute dissent
1.-The closing words Of the prayer were
scarcely said when the last agony SEIZED
him, and in a few moments all was oyer.-
AS we STRENGTHENED his limbs and composed
them dpcentlyf for his last rest the rough
Misseurian spoke his epitaphli44 baa aje
t There lies as good a soldier a. ever thu
Con!ederacyeewnpd and here he died Ikea
|sick dog instead Of falling as a so'dia,
should on tile battle field red with the blood
'fhis enemies" L. -,o. i; ,.t,...
I'm afraid he died in a very unchristiar
frame Of mini" said I, aan.i it Is greatly
70 be Iamint d on account of his poor soul. Z
Wy ha'fhnfse. hal-allieator. friend inter
rdpted me with stare Of am. zsnient..
:" You don't mean TO say he's gone t@I
hell because Re hated Yanks? Look here
'franger. amt a easy one to pit mad. but
when does git riz I wakes creation pretty
'martly.p Don't you start me with them
outlandish notions . yo3n, or you'll be
sorry" Unanswered al eisilIy d. possible
that | was sorry to offend him but my pro,
fession as Christian obliged me to tel
him that his friend had departed this liz
in very unsatisfactory state Of morals and
religion. The Missoufian answered slowly
and decisiyely.
He was a good soldier--fougllt for his
country as long.as he was able tuck to
his colors to the last gasp--never turned
his back on friend nor foe and If such a
man can't 20 to heaven. Id. like to know
the use Of having any heaven?"- .s~at1s
After that what was the use to argue
futthefft e aaa7a-i,1l BIS atas5 ,'aeiasI
And there they buried him in the wild
woods, his worn gray Uniform his only
stroud, a rough pine box His only coffin, a.
was buried many love and hope Of tender
hearts during this hideols w,r.A sNo nam"
was placed on his grave; what h's E,
ma 10 was I M er eari-to me he wa. n.
ly the Jimmy" his coinrads called him.
And now my story is ended land ify'n
are true woman whenever ypu, pass that
lonely grave you will look at il with in
erased interest and sympathy because y IL
have heard thelssd, story of its nameless
tenant. ie4fii6 ha4 aialI
= " T. Z ~