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The union Democrat., 1867-11-02
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.
HO! FOR YO SENglTE !!
1.-THE SHORTEST AND BEST ROUTE FOR
YO SEAsg-E VALLEY!
Tarons;, II. Gssc Es"y fveus &1oeisso, to
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t'f tltte-. E ~.t.'.
s asjiy IN .. Stages ave SoDer. .-e le.rhy'a &o-
ke,u'nu, III. ..'.& IL a;g Trees.
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The union Democrat., 1867-11-02
To the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES, NEW REMEDIES
DIR. GIBBONS DlspENSARY.

SSS kERNY ST, corner o:
- 3 % Commercial, san Francis
g. established in 1854. for the treat
ment of Sexual and Seminal Diseases,
such as Goaorrhea. Gleet, Structure
syphilis IA all its forms, Seminal
Weakness. lmpoteucy, etc. skin
diseases of years Standingl and u
ee-.,te,i Legs, successfully treated.
The union Democrat., 1867-11-02
$1,000 REWARD.

TWNHE ABOVE Will. BE PAID TO ANY
IL one who can prove that they took the First Premium
on Sewing Machines the Z" SINGER" at the Paris
Exposition Of 1867
OUR NEW FAMILY MACHINE, which has been over
two in preparation and which has been brought
perfection regardless of time, labor expense
confidently offered to the public ncomparaby the best
Sewing Machine in existence Send illustrated price
list, describing this excellent machine.
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING MACHINE CO.,
l39 Montgomery street, San Francisco.
r. II. YATES, Agent. ocl2td
The union Democrat., 1867-11-02
Reparator Capilli.

Throw away your false trizzes your switches YOUR wig
Destructive of comfort, and not worth fig
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly aud fair,
And rejoice in your own lrxErianr hair
The union Democrat., 1867-11-02
AE LIC d {: d!
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cost.
The astonishing success which has ATTENDED this
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lmpotency any Of the consequences Of youthful iu
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citemon. incapacity study business, loss Of
ory confusion, thoughts of sefdesructon, fears Of in
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of those who have destroyed it by sensual evil
practices.
Young Men, lie humbugced no more by 90 cuack Doc
ignorant practitioners, but send sitbout delay
for the Elixir and he restored to health and hap
pness Perfect Curo is Guaranteed in every instance.
Price 81. bottles TO address, 50. One btls
is sufie lent to effect a cure in all ordinary cases.
speedy and permanent Of Gonorrhea Gee Urethral
Discharges, Gravel Structure and all affections Of tho
Kidneys and Bladder Cures effected in from 10 tvo
DAYS They prepared from vegetable extracts that
nj harmless the system. and Hauseate the
ach or imprcguate the breath. No change Of diet is
cessary while using hem does their action in
interfere with business pursuits, Price, 81 per
box.
Either of the aforementioned articles will be sent to
any address. closely sealed, and post paid by mail
express, on receipt of price Address all orders 10
BERGER, SHUTS CO., Chemists,
mh30-1y No. 2S5 River street, Troy, n. T.
The union Democrat., 1867-11-02
Marble Works.

YEVoMBSToNES and all kinds of Marble work done with
u neatnesS and dispatch, by l.. r. NELSON. at his
shop on Washington street Sonora nearly opposite the
City Hotel-in the adobe building.
nySSel5 + NFTSHN
The union Democrat., 1867-11-02
A BETTER ARTICLE FOR THE MONEY

BET TER AKfICLE fUK TIE MONEY
by their improved mechanical process than can he made
the oti-faSjoued handicraft system They MANN
factue watches Of every grade from good low priced
and substantial article, in solid silver hunting cases
the finest chronomeer and also ladies watches in plin
gold the finest enameed and jewelei cases but the
Indispensable requisite all their watches is that they
shall be GOOD TlNEkEEPERS. Ii should be remem
hered that. except their single lowest grade named
- Home Watch Company, Boston, ALL WATCHES made
By them
AEsE FULLY WlRFS ANTED
by special certificate. and this warrantee good az all
times against the Company or its agents
ROBBINS & APPLETON
lS2 Broadway. y. Y. General Agents
Il. Z. GRAY ( CO.. 6l6 Merchant St, San Francisco
Agent for the Pacific Coast. sei4 I'm
The union Democrat., 1867-11-02

5gNo the ladies especially this Invaluable depatorv
recommends itself as being almost Indispensable
article female beauty, easily applied does not burn
inurc the skin but directly on the roofs II s
warranted to remove supeucus hair from lew oreheads
or from any patt Of the body, completely totally and
radically extrpating ths same leaving the skin soft
French and the only real eectual depatory in exs
tenee Price 10 cents per package to any
address. receipt of an order by
BERGER, SHUTS Co.. Chemists
mh3o 7sh River street Tror ~ "
The union Democrat., 1867-11-02
PACIFIC OCEAN HOUSE,
q a n z a IL Il q !.

There comcth glad tidings of JOY to all,
Tf >aHNG and to old, to great and to small
I'll Hp'n'v which once was SO precious and rare,
Is ..-a lll and all may be fair.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-03
FRIDAY, Aug. 2-P N

FRIDAY, aug. -. VI
Gold closes at l1O!. The clearHps at the Gold Ex-
change Bank were $3j5GGCOO, and the balance
e. ,OO0,O5s.
Government stocks are fiTmcr, with greater de
mand. State stocks are higher; New Tennessee Is
sold at 672a6s The recent election makes 1t certain
that the interest on the State debt will be paid as
repularlv as before the Rebellion. The Miscellane-
ons shares are neglected Railway stocks are irreg
ular and not in demand, except from cliques sup
porting them The existing cliGues seem for the
moment TO be unable to increase their purchases,
and are probaby ready to unload soon as II can be
safely done. 1t is conceded by railway people that
tle crops of 1861 must be moved at low figures and
that. while furnishing a large gross traffic,
the net profits will be small. Express stocks
are higher: Merchants Union rose TO lt. For
American q per cent advance was paid per
cent on Wells, Fargo d Co.. and per
cent On Adams d Co. Buyers OF the Ola
companies stock express the OPINION thal
under the reduced tariff dividends are still earned
After the call prices rallied slightly but the advance
was not sustained. At the Second Board the market
was dull After the call stocks were pressed for sale
and the lowest prices Of the day made. AT the
close there were but fey stocks Offering, and the
market closed firm at quotations. Cleveland and
Pittsburgh was offering at %, and Michigan Southern
al SOs The closing p1lces were: New-lOrS Central
1o43alOis; Erie 75la752 Michigan Southern, 80;
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, a. Rock Island l0l! 1913;
North Western, AZ. G47s; Northwestern Preferred
7O07Os
In Freights the engagements TO Liverpool are IJO
hhds Tobacco al 25s. and per steamer $4,000 bushels
Corn at Cd and 500 bbls Rosin at 2s 3D. To Glasgow
Per steamer 1000 bush. Corn at Sd. To Bremen-
Per steamer 100 hhds Tobacco at S9s and 800 bales
Cotton at ID vessel 10 Cardiff with l,GOO quarters
Corn at IS. Cd.
The supply of money on call continues largely IN
excess of the wants of the street. Leading houses
get good deal OF money at 4a5 per cent but at the
same time 6 is freely paid by houses not inclined TO
change their loans daily. For commercial paper the
rates are unchanged. Short paper only passes at
cheap rates, and doubtful credit and long engage
ments are made to pay high interest -
Exchange is quoted as follows; London % days
iOs sight, 1lO Paris long, 5.1S.a5l2l; short 5lil
051Ol; Antwerp, 516i95I5 Swiss, 5.l6!a51@ Ham
burg, 3Gi dSGg: Amsterdam. 4l.a4ls Frankfort AZ;
Bremen. 79a79!; Berlin, 72iG72l.
The condition of the cotton is stated by n CORE
spOndent of The Nac- Orleans Picdyune as follows:
After an extensive trip throughout Tennessee Ala
bapa, and Mississippi, review VI tAe crop pIospee1
New-York tribune., 1867-08-03
THE CONFIsCATION OF REBEL PROPERTY-AN
IMPORTANT SUIT

The Toledo (OhiO) Blade says: A suit is now
pending in the United States District Court OF Michigan
which only very important but Interesting, as
touching the Law of cOnfscatiOn of Rebel property IL
today The that Of the United States agt certain
stocks the Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana
and Detroit Monroe and Toledo Railroad corporations
claimed by Samuel Miller IL appears that Mler VINO IL
charged with having been Rebel, and adhered 10 the
cause of the COnfederacy until IL collapsed, sued TOT
6y the President and he comes IN and moves Lhat
the sales Of the shares Of railroad stock which was CON
sold in 1864 under the laws OF 1901
and 1862. be aside, and the property 70 re
70 him. IL also appears that the Ltl!eu t
Marshal acting under and by authority OF the Court
sold 343 shares the Detroit Monroe ana Toledo ana ~
shares in the Michigan Southern and Northern lhulaa
Railroads for $4,000 but the companies reIlsed 70
issue new certificates and the Court decided that II had
no jurisdiction force the reissue OF new cernCates
the Detroit and Monroe stock being purchased by tLt
Michigan Southern Company, and new certificates issued
The Michigan Southern stock purchased ny an lui
vidual and proceeds divided between the Government
and the nforIner pursuance Of the provisions OF the
law regulating cOuflscatOus. Miller now Claims
Ohouch he has sued for and obtained PARDON that
he was loyal during the war; that the testimony 70
his dislOyalty false, and that the proceedings o te
Court cOIscatug his property were llcSdl ana Noi'
The case, SAYS The Post Involves several questions o
interest only 10 the legal profession nut 10 te D
generally, viz l. q man has been rebel enough tOash
ward that loyal and that his cOnscaed property
should returned 10 hml Are tie COnfseaton acts OF
1861 and 1860 constitutional There several Otbe
similar Depending upon the decision which VIII b
rendered IN this case that beside settling precedent
the Of all future cases OF Ike nature the
issue presented 10 the court full Of interest TO loyal
" the United States.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-03
FAMILY MARKETS.
OR LIVING EXPENSES IN NEW YORK.
FRIDAY, Aug. q


FRIDAY, Aug. 2. 1867.
After temporary advance, flour is falling
again. fine old st. LOus Offering at sl50Sl6 retail
and California at $3 5Oa<l5 There Is great deal OF sour
flour the market Prospects favor fuithcI dccnhe
New Is not I'm market 10 much extent yet. Butter IS
advancing nj Wholesale Orange County pals selling ~
} 5c and when retacd mp town. 81 40c. are charged
Very little Of this goes into the regular market gOOu
article butter II selling at 3c. EGgs average ABOUT Sc
cnch some Western selling for 2jc, while large, fresh
Long Island aud Jersey sold al &C. each Few foreign
frgits are in market. Oranges particularly are very
scarce Of scarcely medium size brngngS per uOI
Rasphurrcs passing away, giving place 10 DgKbet
ries and whortleberies both OF which are plenty Peac
e. are also quite abundant, coming from Georgia NOT
folk Delaware and NewJCrscy Ihe latter aie not YET
good and those from the South rot badly on the way.
Prices from Tor quart OF partially rotten ut
ND 10 5Oc for large DciawaTes Common appes are
plenty, and be hQught at 81 per Pbl 1heie II no
change 10 report meats groceries but vegetables are
generally lower with an abundant supply. hol III ule
POTATOES crowds them upon the market ana haIpcck
of rather below medium size, though not culng - sOd
upOu the sidewalk i2UlJc. II Is unfortunate thht
half pccs and quarts not al of size Those selling
little over pint of whOrtebeuies Ora quart, can better
afford them m I5c than honest measure NJ lsc. 90
many f In paper t the bottom OF their two ana iour
quart baskets of peaches that buyers should scluun|e
fbsm
New-York tribune., 1867-08-03
THEEExcHAyGE OF PRISONERS.

10 At IdlioT 0f Iht IToli4t
SIR: Having seen in this mornings paper the
letter Of r. Ould exCOOnel and Commissary General Of
Prisoners, c. S. A., there some statements so
absolutely false TO my own knowledge that am in
clined 10 dsbeleye the whole. He states that the
changed prisoners who came from Emira presented as
melancholy spectacle ADdersODvile ever disclosed
Now az the time those prisoners arrived AZ the SOuth
of them on their way home i also cOnversed with q
large number Of them and told that while confined
at Elnira they treated with all the kindness and
consideration that their position prisoners OF could
entitle them to- They had ~ much they wanted 10
eat and also had the privilege of buying anything that
they wished Ia the prison. They all seemed in good
health and even told me he sorry they were ex-
changed, as their fare IN the army infinitely worse
than al Emira ], for one hope that the matter Of the
Exchange OF Prisoners will be fully and impartialy in
Vcstgated, that il may be known who the guilty
persOus. Yours. &c,
FIRST SQUAD. FIFTH DIVISION.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-03

rates sales Of hhds AZ tcs Centrifugal Cuba on pr
NAVAI sTOREs.-spirits Turpentine is firm and in
fair demand al 5sdb9c Crude nominal az u.s. Resins
all advancing and In demand sales OF 1900 bbls closing
q and $dS9 for No. and Pale and Extra Tar is quiet
oIIS-Amercan Inseed is dun at 81 Soesl "a in casks
prices steady at 75c for Whale and Y for Sperm
PROVIsI0Ns-we have had fair demand for Pork to-
day, but prices again lower. ana the market closes
G and heavy at @ our inside M n Fe m sd ts CO. Beef S e
active but steady; sales OF co bbls at $l7@s25 for Plain
Mess and s3Gsg 50 for Extra do Terce Beef and Bee
Hams are dull and nominal Cut Meats are quiet. Hams
are firm, but Shoulders can be bought easily az
OF 100 boxes old western Cumbefand Cut at l3c and 80
bONes lcecured StafiOrdshiTe ana StIelIo1 uL ~ io
sales Of 100 bbls and tcs at 2 2sc for No J. 2c for
cry and l5 al33c for fair TO prime steam anu he''i'
BUTER-The market continues dun and prices have
downward tendency We quote Ne% as ioloTs low !:
st@,e @ arsn and a fair o stais iS1a ta5: Welsh good
m Iowa .lsa2o Ohio to fair. lglSe
CHEESE also continues heavy, and prices dropping
State Factory good to choice Vermont dairy, common te m,
state air to goed....I3 a Pine Apps..........n al6
fa9 H ds S 9Ro &daPy good cioccS ais
AFTERSooS PEovIsIoS MARKET, ocLocK.-Porl is
easier, but fairly active 5000 bbls Mess sold at s23 49,
PETROLEUM is quiet; we quote Crude at l5c in bulk,
and 2Oa2Oic., in bbs Refined, in bOnd at 3OOSOic for
D
RICF-The enquiry is very light and we have sales
To advise. Prices nOmmally unchanged
SUGARS-The demand for Raw Sugars has been very
light prices being nominaly unchanged; sales Of III
hhds at l2Ie for Cuba 3 Isle for Porto Rico and 500
boxes Havana on private terms Rened are quet at o5
dl7c for Hards
sEEDs-fhe inquiry is hight for Clover Seeds at 110
12ic Timothy Seed quiet at 50 1OdS3 378 Rough Flax
Seed scarce and wanted o
TALLOW is fair demand and steady sales OF 10000
lbs. nj 1l5011Ic. for Common TO Prime. go
Vt he m rkef il
rness New heavy sales OF 200 bDls OF the latter at
35 q See. for Western.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-03
THE MONEY MARKET.
sAIFs AT TIE STOCK EXCHANGE.
FIRsT BOARD.
a.

sALRS AT THE SIpCk EANhA-N"h~
FIHST BOARD.
GOvERNAENI DLPAR1MkNI.
pTRsT CALL. 1O3 O'CLOCK 4. N.
T. a. 1es1 Conn ~ Con Ca Treas NOTES S-4V
100 900 I1O;l 7GOOO12 O'clklO9tI Isl series.
t0 co0 10 o'ck I1Os L $40 COpn Cjnl 32bOO
L s 6s52OCpG2 I2GlOODILO 81 hIO96 wv Sd SERIES
2BOO.. u O'cNk 1113 L S52OCOu % -, 600 1O-s
L g. b2OCp'n 65 10000 20 small I07i
e. c00 10 o'cl'k IOqf T. : 5s 1O-4O Coup
1900 y o'Clk.lO24I
New-York tribune., 1867-08-03

Emmanuel SullaVou, colOred youth, has
lust entered Harvard College. tfl ..
The WasLinofoa Star Thursday evening says
aha the newly appointed Warden OF the Washington Jail
states that when he Consul in Canada prior 70 The
assassination Of Mr. Lincoln he met btrlatt tnete SO re
gnenty a. 10 become familiar with his person. lnough NOT
knowing him by the OF surratt furIAei, tht on
Me 18Th Of April he met Surrtt on e Aels on lhe
National Hotel in tins city, recognized nm az ls
acquaintance and shook hands with HIM. but lat ne u
not know him 20 be surratt until seeing nm ia he court
since the close Of the testimony IN the case low on
altOO late 10 permit him TO go Oh the stabd aA "It
Desa
New-York tribune., 1867-08-03
THE SCHOOLS FOR ooLoRED CHILDREN.

SIR: Your reporter in his statement upon the
u,Iblc schools OF this city, fe into mistake IN relation
10 The two schools for coOred children which he visited
when he saws that they not under the Jurisdiction OF
he BOARD OF Education The fact is there schools
in the city directly under The Jurisdiction OF the Board
are under the jurisdiction OF the local school officers Of
the Ward in which they are situated while the schools Tor
nnrTose are under the Jurisdiction OF ascOmmtee ap-
pointed by the Board OF Education IRON among their own
number. Ir KtslNetIAlg' S...u..e =, o.,
Neu- York, July %, 1851 CHARLES i. RAY.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-03
almblr mauttls.
AsIiaiOns nOtins.

Al the PresbyteriHn Church o. >ea ana ana I'm o. nm y
hsTGsi 9a g t hf !, p M Subject for the e,sng
Haradened GosiIyHg .es@en ahs ,lG m ; s's j TIE 0"'
A, Masonic HALL No ia E..t Thrteeu the Hon wARKES
CHASE WI eas before toe Society Of SlniSaa ~ ~
Eternal m Lifr' Conference at 3 P.
CaIhoIc Apostolic Chureh SIs.,s,t between sIh 15d
Se,sS%ss1 % IL. sssl Tong q Sui jor seats ire
Church Of the Redemption tst Foarte,ltts olo'ite te
Academy Of AueD-Dtne service 1EHl SlA.At gq cg,g
Sfs r6MoRRow This erc supported entirely ;, voluntary
rsFourth-nye. Presbyterian Church.-W. X. WHI1FORD'
RsIton Genera! Fuus- taser No 20 shiIa'e
Fieenth-st Presbyterian Church fhe.ihsi neal ,,'ns
place will be open usual through te summe tsI''s 'h
Greene-.f W. T. Church, between are srrg - =
Rev. 5 ISSHIp PASTOR vii pIgass On SoN&DAi & ~ ~ ~ H. r
pveTmeeiing seats and others are a.t,a ai1
Harlem UEyersnlist Chnrehowag % g.. ass.Hs o. d'f'
gnen will he services eurag tae month o Aasst
elhodisr Protestant Church, AIlorHey-S.Il,x hsS
and at a eloes il EVENING Tue public invited ses nee
Messiahs Church and Christian Mission ss's9s s
bath Preaching n eor'i9aa. W.T. We an @
invited % attend. Seats fee
Newly orIS Port socety,s ,Iarners Church and Nis;
Msasonst. 65 The Pastor he Rsy MURPHY le n 'ss
and Concert oPraysr Tor ssamen y H. Iissals ~ Al
and waterst at p n and No q O'eeh"l't'N a. y = u.s.
seats free
New-Ensiapd Church I..ss. I. III
preach on SUNDAY MORNING loi O'clock VII @so A~'' "
S,Id JoLn-sf W f. Church Preaehrs By ne ,.sI, %
Rev W n Dh PUi oi snd y m ss ss,,as spn
Sn. nd ,srsntjon Of nezbers the close e HotlDt
a. q M aud D Prayermeeting al - H. S'A" "'e'
Strangers cordially invited -, -
Se seeondave, corner Of EeveH'h't f'eAsLig every
SSBBATH al iOl a. m and P n
G.,;,- " ~ Church. Tntytnurbst between Stycnh and
Pr.sehiss MORNING and EVENING BY the ksS Mr.
LORD Strangers invited
The CIrstian Church Brookiya have removed ron Apht
M ,ss "a Hssi MORROW SnsT m @ q dR 5sss s'a css
sng h The Evening O'Clock the oljccts tie Sucs
bs doe Of Baptism All Chstans invited To takt Tat
-rernorary Chn pei of saint Thomas ChurchCouer u
MOkttAN,
eate SUNDAY MORNING the sth @alh TIE sAcfA
meu Of the Louls suppsr
The Rev. Prof McIiyane Princeton VII prrah m he
Univer PRESBYTERIAN Church SABBATH The fb Sst ~
10y ecloek a NJ Snd at4 p
The Church OF the Atonement. errst Ns-ren ave ard
Tweutv ghthst fhe Rev WA 7. SABINE, h.s Nj oe oie
wboa tenison for Divine Service, every SCNbAi f "-
aud q y n
VI. l.. Church, between ser IA ThTS
Preaching TO MORROW al loi u ~ the Rev LSS
TIM es1p resIIg ~ 1a aIk&
New-York tribune., 1867-08-03
Financial.

TARM MORTGAGES and BONDS soss 0l
TntvSs ,tJ COUNTIES Of WISCONSIN INDIANA, ILLINOIS
Inwt ND ALL WESTERN SECURITIES BOUGHT aud SOLD BY
~" '"' GEYESk {. pyEbAh, n" hAfR
New-York tribune., 1867-08-03

STATE Nxw YORK }
BAyK DFPAKrsRNT ALBASY, March IA, 1861.
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant TO Chap
~ 1 Laws Of 1852 LANs 1905, the circulating
80 .neI 10 the METROPOLITAN BANK Banking Association
asi m the civ iork, will be redeemed at by ne s9
3s. of the Banking department presentation The New
s,,s N.ons City Of Albany for hsn the cate
hereof and not thereafter -, Il, ...u....,ted
The outstanding circulating oi the said Baak must ee
A Aforesaid Stha years from the date hereof and AZ s
shall presented for redemption aud payment nun hs E $500
specified will be charge Hpon The fa n he has. :.
inienlent for that purpose q. W. sChbflEh
New-York tribune., 1867-08-03
sa6ines sunhs.

No 2Js Broadway eltnnoe on IaTN yA0et
The Trustees this Institution have directed tha s'. S & i SX
PER CEET ps anunm on exceeding a&a - "a a.,
government taIl sLa be YAu on
Monday, July rs. 1861 fkANNhS 80 .1sn,ss AGA
NApS D. MekAAIL, Secretary, SAhA ASs,A
New-York tribune., 1867-08-03
pFCEJPTs Or PRODUCE

Arc 2-l0s3l bbls. Flour 63s bbls. Whisky G25 bbls
= ~ Meal ieO sacks Corn Meal sOc9 bush. Wheat,
p aio hush Corn, 52,G9l BUSH oats, 2O bush Rye 10
49, Ashes pkgs. Beef, IFS bbs Pork, % pkgs Cut
kIats IS pkgs Lard, 4sl3 bbls Petroleum, l,Jb pkss'
IIintter I3 90 pkgs. Cheese, s2s bDls. Eggs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-12

Regretfully | Icft Montana
Youngest and least developed, but
richest and faircst of all our Terri
tories. In scenery, farming land,
timber, water, precious and base
metals-in all the native elements
of a powerful and prosperous State,
she is full of richness and of prom
ise. Beautiful upon the mountain
tops are her rugged hills, somber
with pines and frs, and her green
slopes glad with streams and how-
ers.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-12
The Name IN the Sand.

Alone | walked the ocean strand,
A pearly shell was In my hand,
] stopped and wrote upon the sand
My name-the yeGr-tho day,
As onward from the spot passed,
One lingering look behind | cast
A wave come rolling high and fast,
And washed my lines away.
And so, methought, twill shortly be
With every mark on earth from me;
A wave of dark obliviOns sea
viii sweep across the place
Where have trod the sandy shore
or Time, and been, TO be no more
or me, my frame, the name | bore,
To leave nor track nor trace.
And yet with Him who counts the sands,
And holds the waters in His hands,
| know n lasting record stands
Inscribed against my name,
or n this mortal part has wrought.
OF all this thinking soul has thought
And from these tlcetng moments caught
From glory or from shame