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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-12-26

aborde le nystere. On pu rirc, avec Voltalre
ct autres dun corbeau qui portait a manger
a certain cenobite, dun prophete qui GRO
quait des sauterelles, dun Saint qui causait
avec un lion; mais sait-on &C que la chastete
des ThebaIdes peut donner de visions ct de
ciairvoyances fesprit Votre corps mate
rel perd 50 lourdeur ct s'tpure, votre anne
q des allies pour I'infini, votre cell passe a
.ravers lc mystere OH il s'eblouit, yos faculties
spirituelles sangelisent; vous n'etes plus un
lomme de chair, de bouc, d'appetits, de
besoins, de defaillances, de difformites hon
touses ct physiques. N'cst-ce pas la transit
garation dams Ia lunicrc Vos mains levees
au cie il cctte heure d'cxtase ct de ravisse
ment, ne rayonnent.cl!cs pas pour Ia bene-
diction Est.ce quo Dieu nhabite pas en-
vous Plus qu'cn aucnn etre de Ia terrc
Ccrtes, quand vons letombez des hanteurs
lu ciel aux miseres Gu globe, vons epronvez
la tristesse ct la donlaur dune chute; mas il
vous reste encore Ia reniniscerce des spen-
dcurs cntrevues ct des ivresses go1tees. Et
vons ponyeZ encore deyenlr lie pastcur des
generations, 10 conducteur dun peuple, le
reacmptenr des nations "ssef'ies
II deux voies ronr alr'ver q Ia gran
deur III vole des soiitHdes CT IA Sole des
epreuves. C'est dams Ia solitude que Ion Sc
connait que Pon s'iuspire, que Pane Sc
rerlie dams "a sanctiilcation Les ombrcs de
Ia vie ne vons masquent pas Ftterneilc
bcantc, ct les ilarmones cntendhes soAt
CONNIE lie chant des spheres aeriennos ct des
anges qui prent. QUAINT Ia vote de ifeprenve,
c'cst cclc dc st Augustn ct de Jean Huss, de
In pnrilication par le martyr It In soutirnnce,
de lasccnsion nprrs Ia chute on de t'ascension
sur lc bjcher Saul, hi anssi, Wit Ia lamiere en-
son chemin DC per- cutear. Gniconque ne
succonlbe pas sons l. fax DIS lni24res Au-
maines, sen fait meme va trenplin de force
ct de yertu, peat mtr.tr1 aus&i le respect dcs
hommes ct le prix G4 tr.onlp phe Les cic.t.ices
tcmognent auaat Ia gloire que Ia lutte. Et
puts 81 les uns soht pensa'ls, IIl1osophes,
pootes, artates, les a"ttes sout acte"rs an
drame cmouyuut de Ia vie ro!ltiuuc ct soclaIe:
/ tons log ie,,y IaSScl3S de IeX,1.it uul SOutcyc
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-12-26
1c1 ct Ia.

pLAScrE7TE A ST-JAcouEs = Cette intelli-
gentc dcmoiseIle iait ouiours des sennes en- notre
communicate.
Elle ddraquc lcs crrveaux.
It cependant clle fit des iau.es l'orthograahc
1t cepentan eIle he p.Gyot pas lavenir, volt
rcn dams lc present, sc complait niasemeIt dams
dcs hala,itts passtfs.
Et capcnaant ellie Sc trompe il chalue minute |
prenant Ie PIta pour III homme.
Scs ronlettes segaient. .elcs de mauvas acIer, son
bois sorait-ii dc n,ayas ao, ct torme cau. dc
n,auya!se gGyMG.i!y'
Lcsprt des gran's Saints n'hahite pas ton,e
espere de bos, ct le bo5 De rose nest pas touours
en- odcur de saintc6.
Quant all crayon, il dot oriinaremc1: tsse bien
,aillG de bonne qua,tA. et rcua.
Et lie papiar on nlademoscl,e Planchette Cert
Lo.t sor,ir d.s n.agasins dc Il. Palmer. Tout
au,ye papier est dtsagl6able a la sus-dtc tenloi-
sce.
1t pnis encore ne iaut pas fat;sucr ia belle car
Ia fatigue mi .un..c des impaences e. dcs ataancs
dr uey.s peu g.a2iauscs Iauclette en- coere mes!
,as ,oujouys pole, Ct ses rfpOnscs yous embar-
rossent.
o ,ia;scric dun petit moreeau dc bois!
Nias nor ce nest pas tine niaiserle pour les me-
ul.i,.es, les ato.raux les c".euI, les deso2urses
yoe nlti"a pour qni clcrclent !. releyei ifs-
IN an genou lie pal. de ro5e da :nyssern e. De I'm
en;l"' l'''i' o''''.' ~ 'o''s' -. go ''
nga De srs maycns aurna-urtls!.
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's,feH i'' s.sl' ~ 'g,s
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g" EeH4shs a' - . %
Pour i's i'n'nfs is S'i''e''''os
aven t"mt Nou'or q"'' lous i.N9I = lE't'H1e ees
c.enz pfnndla DIES '''t'As Asrhe'!'s aVec Ia 'e'Ee'
IL ces temps sont proches', dit l,EccIts.aa:e.
CIR .Ho@s c2nn.issons dat.s IA parosse Saint
jacques no" o''' g 'e'.'''s a ''''
e"2''3 Nh +-"'' 49, .,I
=" !'s 's"''' "a, r,,.aos.o,,
dunn dc s""eAe' car cue '','''' sans
scula c5r;ecement en- cAno'o 1T en- lfoqNgls' met
liant iys points soe5 es ! ct rs haffrS ssAS les 4
parlant sc:euce, yefat.iats p&Fois p.opaei.5ant :"
comp sur, desS:aaa; srs be''.'''i's .'> IN" -
yigne, cornassatt les e4a''su's On eenteme 4esfe,
pe;ne fs eseae,s s. oulris ,att le pa.luins ct ne
lgGgart amas, e 4yast les CHATS ct tto..l.as.t les
rs. s'=utgeenant lori souveat agce lie bon cnr6
HaJ..ais, bavaat a ses eures ct t.saut la sese
apes midi
Ce,te P,anche.te pr6dit que lannoe Sc compo-
salt dc do"ze holi ct que Ia 1'e II ''@ I'"S sS'iee'
Lille tga!ensent dit, "pres 1lol.cie, que opium
ai-ait dortr pa' ''Ve:SH "osNs'"'Ee
on viendga de 1on pour Won ee''' i'S'e''e''e'
IT les increa"le" s3'oi'' eo''o''""'
IL les Observation-Disclosures" u" W. ~ ''' ~ '''
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-12-26
Petite Foste.

T. R.-Non cher ami, le srop ltait bon, ct les
mou.aris du "Louisianas'' vous vemercient.
Nile. L. L.-Votrc dinde etait succulele. ia
mas article de journal Ee Ia vaudsa.
Y. D.-A pas peur! lie "b:!l' crotte, le "Psint-
ing bi.l'', est Aambe.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-25
THE DAILY APPEAL.
EPISCOPAL CHrRcH-Services IL A. N.
and = Pm Subject of the evening dis
course: The objectionable Sin.

DEATH OF AN ESTEEMED CITIzEN.-1es-
terday morning our citizens we're startled
with the announcement of the death of DR.
Judson Warner, of the firm of Munckton &
Warner, Druggists. He died of congestion
of the brain, after very short illness. DR..
Warner was native of the State Of New
York. from whence he emigrated, at an
early day, to Iowa, from where he removed
to Oregon, from Oregon to California and
from that State to this as early as 1860.
The deceased bore the reputation Of being
one of the most thoroughly educated and
capable druggists of the Pacific Coast !;
was highly esteemed as man and neighbor
and leaves many warm friends to mourn his
death. His funeral will take place this
afternoon at o'clock, from the Masonic
Hall. The services will be conducted under
the auspices of the Independent Order of
Odd Fellows.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-25

THE New YORK Mutual LIFE 1SsrR-
ANCE COMPANY In our advertising col
umns this morning will be found a state
,nent of the advantages &c persons desiring
to insure their lives offered by the grea
New York Mutual Company. We style
that institution great because of the
enormous capital which has accumulated in
its treasury-makins it, undoubtly, the most
extensive Life Insurance Company in the
world. Mr.. John Sproston, the Nevada
agent for this company, is on hand to ac-
commodate the public with explanations Of
its workings and is prepared to issue poll
cies. Ii unparalleled success is indicative
of merit, the New York Mutual is entitled
70 the most favorable consideration Of the
public.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-25
WHY SHOULD. MEN IN
SURE THEIR LIVES,

A ND PAY ONE COMPANY FROM 10 To so
n per cent. more than another The differ
ence in rates is equivalent to dividend in all
vance of that percentage, and for which the party
insuring is not dependent upon the success Of the
Company. he has that amount III his own
hands The
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-25
NORTRWES
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
WITH NEARLY
:S5.OOO.OOO ASSETS,

Charges person aged 80, to draw his money at
age Of 10, less than any Company doing business
in Nevada. as the following example shows:
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-25
THE NORTHWE STERN

VIII loan a member a portion Of the premium
This VIGOROUS COMPANY is now issuing |, loo
policies month, and ranks, among the % New
York companies. third in nsmber Of members,
fifth in amount of assets. IT Is PURELY A
MUTUAL COMPANY, having no stockholders t.
absorb portion of the profits. 1t makes its ten
payment policies nOn-iorfeiting after payment
for one-tenth.
Parties ab put insurng should investigate this
Company. We claim TO Ice equal to all and supe-
rior in plans to many c'mpan.es.
Refer by permissi' n to
Henry Miller, ofD. o. Mills Co, Sacramento
Hon. Thomas Fitch. Belmont
Hon. Richard Rising Virginia
W . " Leet...... .....--.....-...'Oid mn
j. ID. Greentree... Imperial
z. acknowledgements Crown Point
And others
RICHARD X. ALLEN,
STATE AGENT FOR NEVADA,
international Hotel, Virginia.
RICHARD G. PARDEE.. Special Agent.
EE.MORE & ROWE.
General Agents Pacific Coast. 3lj Montgomery
street, san Francisco.
collin
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13

year AS long as they remain in health they obtain
employment though at extreme low rates when dis
eased or crippled in the service OF their hard masters
they are thrown uDOn the world without the slightest
commiseratiOn. The French SOcete de BHGasdHce has
established hospital in this city, intended for those
whose will not permit them TO procure medical
aid Great good will flow from such institution to
the poor and needy OF this city
The AreQuipa Railroad progressing favoraby Every
steamer from the South brings complement or $50 to 800
laborers. Col Diego Masias has been named by the
Government Superintendent Of the workings OF the
road. t is reported that few skrmShes have taken
place between the wOrkmen from Chill and the Peruylans
employed the road and that many cases OF robbery
have occurred. Mr. Patric0 Gibson has been named
Consul to Liverpool for this Government. Mr G, am
informed goes TO Liverpool 10 make purchases OF ma
terlal for the Arequipa Railroad.
The Decentralization Of the II cannon brought Oy the
American ship James Chastin has been Effected Among
these cannon there three 60pOunders and the rest
Ofdcrent eabers. IL has cost the Government s9OO
by private contract, 10 land these guns.
According the reports Of the banks OF Lima IL ap
pears that all in prosperous and thriving cOndtOn
and public confidence is being AGAIN established.
The health Of the city good the yellow FEVER having
almost entirely disappeared.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
PERI.

FINEEAL or MARSHAL CASTILLA-AHEIyAL or
HnuGEANTS--A HUMANE ACT OF THE GOV
EENHENT-TIlE AGEQtlPA RAILROAD.
lFROM OUR OWS CORRESPONDENCE
LlHA, July %, 1868.
Matters in Arequipa look every day more.
threatening TO the peace OF the country. The Govern
uent minister has directed note to the Preec OF that de-
nrtent In which he is warned not 10 cOuntcnance any
ryolntionary designs but force 10 check at once any
n every disloya act On the 2 inst the funeral or the
Grand M,rshai Ramon Castillo terminated The
mains after the performance OF nigh nnsA.Yere taken
s tbe cathedral placed IN the vault specially pre-
n,red hv orer Of the Government IL Is proposed at
nc future day 10 make this mausoleuin 10 correspond
Iii, thst which contains the remains OF Napoleon l. IN
,be Hotel dos Iuyades In Paris.
IN the o0d 900 German cOOnists arrived at CallaO.
er destnnton the province Of PuLaLo, IN pursuance
- te contract made by the Peruvian Government with
Nessra Scolard aud Martin.
~ % recent decree t has been ordered that
ue1t and ANALYSIS OF the guano deposit exlsRg on the
Iands Of Cuanepe Macaiv and North be made and that
The nrce after the present year shall be raised 10 sngs
sterng ner fun The Government has ordered the laying
ot of botanical garden In Lima, the estimated cost OF
which s s6 be met by drawing on the consgnees OF
guano In Europe. ,s,., -, o,oroa ,ho, an M,
nesc nyads and coolies reduced circumstances found
begging in the streets. DO conveyed 10 the SoVernment
crease o ihe number ot these ppforipnass nem ISar
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
CENTRAL AMERICA.
THE COsTA-RICA RAILROAD-THE TREATY WITH
NICARAGUA.

The 4th Of July was appropriately observed
throughout all the different Central American states y
resident Americans, the various consulate ana puDc
offices making their usual diSplBy OF flags. &C.
The President OF the COsta-iica Railroad Company mas
addressed memorial To Mr. Seward asking him to give
his influence support the claim OF the company against
the Costa Rca Government the contract as your read
ers will remember, having been declared nun ana Noa
by the latter The company desrous Of going on with
the work. but they are prevented by the hOVefIhehI
hence the claim. Mr.. Lyman Reynolds had arrived al
san Jose de COstaIlca, and was TO begin to build tne
telegraph line from Punta Arenas, on the Pacllc,
TO the capital, at once. As all the materlal
for the work is already the spot II IS esti-
mated that the line Will be finished by the ls OF next NO
vcmber As the Cuba Gable will connect with AS
piuwall the Government will continue the line to the
Atlantic sde and connect with the Cable so that TINS
republic will be in direct communication with the wOrd
The telegraph line from Amatitlan TO the CITY OF
Guatemala is now IN perfect working order.
The treaty concluded between the Ncara0 guam Govern
met and the United states the 2ls OF June has been
ratified Congress of the former government, and
= the law Of the land.
CIct prevails throughout the Central American States
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
LATEST GENERAL NEws-BY TELEGRAPH.

LATEST GENLItAL NEWS-Bl TLLLGKAFH.
Officers of the Army of the James will meet IN
Boston o .hc ID OF September
..James Mcllen piclpocket. was sentenced in
Boston on Tus'day, to lye years iu state Prison
The annual green corn dance and other festivities
are celebrated The track 10 Buffalo this week
The Boston coulkers' strike for eight hours and
- day sl co.tnue The hP0Ueniers sIiAe q an tad
The fire in the woods at ST. Ayner. Canada. has
Itself The crops tue section through which TIE fire
ar.tfOycl
"A delegation of the TOnawanda Cattaragus
band of Syracuse duns paraded the Of BuGao yesterday
fall costume with nus.
The southern or hospital wing of Taylor Bar
racks at Louisville burned Yesterday The auais apartments
and chapel, aud coutents DESTROYED
1.-The semi-annua meeting of stockholders of
M Northern Railway held yesterday The
receipts show OF !sI cenfover last
Peter Mullins, Section Master of the Worcester
and Nashua Ra road gravel Killed al ton
Junction Yesterday morning by the sudden stopping the
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
GERMANY.
EMIGRATION-NEGOTIATI FOR ESTABLISHING
NEM INIERNAIIANAI LANN

NEW NIERNAIlONAL LAW
BERLIN, Aug 12-Ike UesT Gazette to-day says the
Chancellor of the North German Confederation has
been authorized to enter into negotiations with the
United States and other foreign powers for the pur
pose Of establishing international law, prOyd-
ing for the protection and proper treatment of emf
grants the high seas. The same journal also states
that the City of Bremen has been requested to so
modify its laws emigration that they mayconform
to those of the City of Hamburg. The Federal
Government proposes to appoint agent, whose
duty it shall be to watch over the embarkation of
cmGIans from German ports, and report all abuses.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
IRISSIA. j
INTERVIEW OF TIE KING AND CzAR.

INTERVIEW or THE KING AND CZAR.
WIEsBADEN, Aug. 12.-The Emperor Alexander Of
Russia is stopping at Langenschwalback. about
eight miles from this place. The King Of Prussia
arrived there yesterday and had an interview with
the Gar II is understood that the conversation Of
their Maicsties was Of the most pacific character
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
EW-YORK, THURSDAY, AUGUST I3, 1865.

stamp has already been noticed. The Others are the
distillery warehouse stamp the wholesale liquor
dealers st amp, the stamp for stock on on hand'
and the stamp for Tectifed splntt. Inc In
craving and Printing Bureau OF the treasury
is actively engaged on these five stamps and
it is expected that supply will be IN the
hands of each Collector of every Dlstrlct IN the
United States by or before the lst OF November
next. Ali this will require over ten lnlillons OF
stamps for all of which new plates are 10 DC made
Ii involves vast amount of labor particularly as
they are all to be bound i'll books after printing and
before delivery TO the Collectors. But the resources
and facilities of the Bureau are believed 10 ne elua
TO the emergency. The names of the persons VINO nave
been appointed stOre-keepcrs underline new revenue
law are VIM. j. MankcT for the Sixth indlana Dls-
trict and Wm. McCutchcOn for the First MlsSOnrl
District. The appointment of all subordinate ohlcers
under the act approved July 20, have been trans
ferred from the Internal Revenue Office diIeetly To
the Secretary of the Treasury. lhls lnclllues as,
sIstant assessors, inspectors Of tobacco cigars ana
snuff gaugeIs and stOre-kecpeTs.
The President to-day received about 90 delegates
to the International TailOTs Union Conventions Inc
President was introduced to the members by the
Hon. Th0s. b. Florence, and, after shaking hands
with them he delivered an address, hahIhg them Ior
their visit and speaking a some lenglh on the qcs-
ton of labor and the efforts that should be made to
elevate it. The interview lasted about thIec-quar-
tiers of an hour
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
EUROPE.
FRANCE.
WHAT DOES NAPOLEON MEAY2

WHAT DOES NAPOLEON MEAN2
LONDON, Aug. 12-The recent speech of the En-
perOr Napoleon at TrOyes, forms a theme of much
comment and is variously regarded by the press of
England. While some OF the journals characterize
the speech as a certain pledge of peace others assert
that it is really a cover for war preparations.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
NOVA SCOTIA ". THE DOMINION

HALIFAX, Aug. l2.-AttOmey- General VIII
kius's resolution protesting against the Confederation,
has passed the House Assembly. IL Is uudcIs oo tJt
The local government is cauyassug the propriety OF
appeal to the people of Nova Scotia.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
CRICKET

The st. George Cricket Club meet the Chel-
sea Club OF Boston today, on the formers grounds at
Hudson City.
The game completed yesterday between the
Ney.York and Amateur Club OF Chelsea, Mass on the
formers grounds Hoboken, resulted favoraby for New
York with three wickets to go down.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
HUNGARY.

PASSAGE OF THE ARMY BILL.
PEsTH, Aug. l2.-The army bill passed the upper
House of Hungarian Chambers without dissenting
voice. The lower House has adjourned until the
10th OF September next.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
SPAIN.

LETTER FROM THE DUKE DE MONTPENsIER TO
THE QUEEN.
LISBON, Aug 12.-The Duke de MOntpensicr has
addressed communication to Queen Isabella Of
Spain protesting against the royal order cOndcmning
himself and the Duchess Of MontpensieT to exile.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
EEMnNAI. nE INDIANs.

ST. LOUIs Aug. l2.-Gcn. Iamcy departs
nct week fug the Upper Missouri 10 perfect tuc gc
nruts for the removal of the Indians into Northern rcser
vatious lie will make his Headquarters 40 Font Randall
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
SEVNOTR IN UTICA.

UTICA, Aug. l2.-ll0,atIO Seymour took quar-
ter, yesterday 40 tlc EuuorI,d House m THIS city. The
Democratic Hag ls floating from the Cupu.s ot tine buid
iue and tuc bells Of st. ParIcks Church chued IN honor
ui tue event.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
SERyIA
rrINrE KARAGEoRGENITCH.

PRINCE KARAGEORGEyITCI.
PEsTH, Aug. l2-The Indications are ,hat the Ser
yian Prince, Alexander Kamgcorgcyitch. now in
prison here will be condemned By the legal tribunal
before which De to be brought complaint OF the
81. i'm ErgrmrN.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
rllr NEM CnrrnN Crnp

MONrGoMERY Aug. l2.-Ihe second bale of
new cotton was received to-day rom Messrs; Hicks
Lee aud WAS sold by James Marks n Go. to VI. Munster
n Co. at 80 cents per pound II weighed over 800
pounds.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
NAsnyILLE AND cMArrANooGA NALLKoAp.

NASHVILLE, Aug. IA meeting of the
Stockholders Of the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
was held here 10 day. The day was spent IN the consG
Grafton of the question whether certain stock owned in
Georgia and South Carolina should be represented in the
election OF Directors The vote is not closed.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13

MIR SEWARD RETURNING TO WASHINGTON.
AVBuRN. Aug l2-Secrctary Seward started
for Washington this morning. HIS health is entirely
restored.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13

Gov Seymour has engaged rooms at Sharon
Springs, N. E., and 10 expected there every day.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13

GEN. SHERMAN OFF FOR OMAHA.
Sr. LOUIs. Aug. l2.-Gcu. sherman took
train last night Tor Omaha.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13

SECRETARY WELLES IN BOSTON.
BOSroN, Aug. 12.-'lhe United States steamer
Tullapuosa from NcN-lork. with Secretary Nces On
boald, arrived this evening
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-09
Commentators are folks that too often
write on books as men with diamonds write
Oh glass, obseuring light with scratches

TRE.sF.RaERs GAzETTE AND INpusTgIAI
INDEX, is the little OF monthly magazine de-
voted to agriculture, mechanic arts, &C., edited
and published 0y S. Bassett French, Esq,
Richmond. Va, at 81 80 per annum in ad-
vance. The first number. for July, is before
US, and We take pleasure in commencing it to
the patronage of our farmers.
The SOUTHERN PLANTER AND Farmer, for
July, contains its usual quantity of useful and
important matter for the farmers and planters
OF the South. 1t was established 28 years ago,
and maintains its high position under the man
agement of Chas. B Williams ESQ, editor
and proprietor. 1t is issued monthly at So per
annunl. isichmond, Va,
The MARTLAD FARMER, for July, is replete
with interesting matter 1t is a good work in
every sense. Published by S. Sands Mills
4 Co. Baltimore, at 81, so per annum.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-09
DIED,

In the triumrha of q Christian faith. on the
9TH instant, Mr.. JOHN KILLER, in the e8th
year of his age,
On the 9th ultino, at his residence in
Woodstock, Mr.. ROBERT STIDLEY. at an
advanced age. The deceased had been a
school teacher for many years, and was man
OF the strictest integrityiand christian demea-
nor.
In Waynesboro', Augusta county. of asth
ma, on the 18th uitimo, Mrs ELIZABETH
MYERS, wife of Rev. Hiram Myers. at an
advanced age The decd had been a member
ofthe Methodist Episcopal Church for more
than twenty years, and her Christian walk and
conversation were such as would command the
respect and admiration Of all. She had been
a.sutferer for long period Of years, during
Viii IN time she uttered no complaint, but Of
ten spoke Of her approaching dea. h as relief
from tas trials anl atfli.,:t,sss of this life