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Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-12-15

THK Su,clpg A man whose vifs va, sickly sni a-adly psle. And whose v.ry looks told melancholy tale Wa. seen in < ne litaiive mood. Walked fcamy sirsar, ttst ran through
 wood;
 His face was pale, hisey brows dark and low His blood shot eyes fixed on inc .trrsfs hr'ow' He walked then sioppel. AS 4f aa sought tc
 find
 A balm for his wife. and ease for his mnd' He ponderej over the deep unwilling tide. Then stopping. he laid h's garments hy his
 siie.
 And with p,n in his hand, paper snd ink. Hs seats himself ca ihetarhii streams brink An. writes. s'send two Bottles EnghsA Fe
 mnle Bucfs. quick My wife is declining--,lb. she is 30 sick :!
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-12-15
-rHernan,lo Press.
BY TE.I4E<iR A pH!
 WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. Dec. Huh.

WASHINGTON. Dec. Huh.
 Helen Western, the actress, died this morning.
 General Grant will leave tomorrow afternoon to attend the union of socie- ties Of the armies st Chicago. A large number O. army officers will leave at the same time for the same purpo-e. including Generals Sehofie.d. Terry, Esdcock. Dent. Thomas. and many others. General Meade. has been directed 10 report in this city. on pub lie business. al snch time in this month as in his judgment the public interest will permit.
 Receipts from customs for the week ending December 5ih, were Sg,035,5if.
 Af.er number oi nnimpor,ani mo- tions hA,, been submitted in tie> su- preme court to-day, Judge Black asked leav. 10 be heard on iLe que.tien. heihcr the aci ef congress repeating the act oi February 5lh. 1865, giving lhis court jurisdiction over an appeal from he jud Gmeni q; the circuit court in habca- corpus ease, would have the effect Co deprive this court oi ju- risiiclion tn the NcCardle c,sr; or whether il should mol, under the jnris- diction which had already attached in the case proceed io judgment. He tid there was difference ui opinion .belween hiinseif and Mir. Carpenter. who appears for the United States on ihr subject, ile being of Ihe opinion ,ha, lhe repeal did mol effect this ease, and that Judgment sh"u.d be pro- no,mced. msd Mr. Carpenter taking q r, verse view. Ai,er a consultation b. the court. ihe chief justice announced thai thr cou,i would hear the argument on llist point. leaving ii ,o the counsel Co agree upon the lime. IL was suhse- aurmiiy agreed that the argument should be heard on ,he srst Friday in FrLruary.
 The committee on elections meeting on Monday will consider ths Missouri ease. and if tI.ey shouli have ano'her meeting before holiday recess they wall take up the Georgia case. That Of Louisiana wifi not probably be consic- ervd until ancr he rrcsss.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-12-15
RIVER NEWS. wsArnlR, sst

White river has fallen several inches. Weather cool, with prospect of rain.
 The DA Arc passed m on Thursday and returned Friday night. She dis- clarged her up river freight at this place, as the owners didn't want ii contiscated. Her officers have our thanks for favors.
 The Liberty No. }. Capt. John Edsou passed up Thursday evening. aud re- turned Frida, night. Her otiicers have our thanks for fsvors.
 The Commercial. or "oid reliable. C,pt. James Rice commanding. passed up last night and will be down to-mor- row morning. Mr. Thompson, her clerk. has our thanks for late papers.
 The A mes. Capt. Scott. from New Orlcans. passed np Sunday and will be dowa Thursday on her return trip She is q good boat and should be sup ported. Have yourcotton ready.
 The M,yfiower will take her place in the mail line next week.
 The Evening Star. from New Orleans passed np Friday morning, ani is du' from above.
 The Argos came down Saturday night and returned Sunday evening.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-12-15
vLL Sow, WALKER Ccysry. G.

June ", iSoo.
 DR. JonS BulL-Dsar Sr: l have recent ly given your .,Horm Desrr0yer' several trials. and find ], wonderfully ehicscious. it iias noi failed in jingle instance 10 haze the wished for effec,. lam doing pretty large country practice. and have daily nse for som article of ,he kind am free to confess 'hai know of no remedy commended by tue ablest authors that is 90 certain and speedy in it's effects. On the contrary they are un certeain in the extreme. Ny object in wris ing you ia 10 find upon what terms l eau get the medicine directly from you If can rei i, upon easy terms. shall use great desl os il an aware that the use of such articles is contrary io the teachings and practice oi great majority of ,'ie rsguiar line Of n g. but See no juSt cause or gooi sense in lis carding reined, which know ;o '" rt eient. simply because we may be ign, of it's eouibnstian. For my part. shall iuake II rule to use all and any means 70 ai.erlsie suffering humanity which may be able 10 aomsand--not hesi.siing beeaase sone' one more in got ious thsn mrs-l. riaS have ,eafne i,s effects Grst. and secGred ne sole right yn -ecarc that knowirage. IiaHFyfr, am b. to Inesns an advocate or supporter ot the ;lioussnds of worthless uostruin- hat Hood the country that purpor' ,p care ali manner eff disease to which Lursa flesh is heir Flea reply Soon, and in.orm me of your bes, tcrnns | am, sir. mos respectfully,
 JULIUS r. CLEMENT. A. D.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-12-15
r.,lpe hal inaubi,a5le evidence of ,s

Having had indubitable evidence of it's Fpromp, and certain effects from the ,estimo ny of muittude oi respectable citizens. among whom are classed sons Of our best pn ysicans we do nc' hesitate to recuniuensi th.s Preparation in al, cases ef Fever ana Ague and Cliiis and Fever: ihdeeh, from th' iaet- in our possessioaiof it's intrinsic vaiue, II would not be foo much for us to state thai when the directions a-e strictly complied with. we warrant acure in every case where Il IS tried. II is pleasant to the taste. aud the cheapest medicine in the world. There fore, in tfu'h h. i, may be dcc,ared the day K nof far distant when Il mast be aPpreciased and used in every household where Fever and Ague or Chilis and Fever .s found to exist.
 Tue wonderful operation oi the Texas Ton e Syrup in ueuiraiisny the effects ot mals r.aus poison in the ,,unian system. can only explain is extranrdnary agency in the speedy thorough and pern'anent cure oi Cnills and Fever or Fever and Ague, and all th heir kindred diseascs. in whatever form, oi Bilious Complaints they may olakc their sp pearfnce
 As it's name imports ii IS Tonic of rare ,od medicinal virtu s, composed of pure and harmless ingredients. sni are 20 united ns |" sor1i conpoaal alike skiiiGl in art beau tiiul ia appearance. and can b. taken with .sfeiy to inc mos, delicate constitutions, it <. the resui, oi ,ifstinie ol experience and practice in southern elm lie, aud wts neS,# CT known to fail. even where all othe rene lies had been tired m van
 Those who are unAcquaintN with the ex sracrdinary properties ef this home rrnduc lion. manufactured from Roots and Plants indigenous ,o the soil ot our 'surny South i..nd i.enec adapted 10 the cure ot Southern elsmatic .iieeares1 arc respectfully refssred to the cert :icatns of respectable ctigcns whose names are embraced iI pamphlet which accompanies each bottle; aiso the en ,lorsenlcuis oi tine press in sll ille Southern States indicating she many ihousand cures dread, periormed by our !lsily celebrated Texas Tonic syrup.
 The rcports from hundreds of Druggis,s. Mercha,its aatl Dealers. from all parts ci the eaum,rs are Ga,fagm in stating inc medicine ;s safe. certain an't reliable, as substitute for Gaiaiue aud the rosonnus compounds }erctoture generatiy sold. and ia rapidly sappianfis,g eysrythng of this class,
 Az | homo enterprise . especially com mpnsls hse.f to tho people of this section of he country. wha are nov struggling n aa ,.tEor, 10 do away wiih o'd Prejeiiees in favof sf foreign prodnoe. aai may We no; hop .ogvigi. rQuack Nostrums. the proprieters of which. in mes, cases, arc governed hy ne hing but iasregnary motives. knew nothing If he properties of Mediciuai Agen's, and care noi hing for our interestsse except ,o ei- ice gr pa0ple iuto the use oi their s.!e mixtures.
 The Texas Tonic Syrup is packed in cases of two dozen.
 Dealers supplied upon better terms than any other remedy affords.
 MANSFIELD & EIGEEE.
 uruegists and Chemists Sole
 rrspriosors, Memphis. Teaa
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-12-15
Special Notice.

We wish ts call The special attention of our frirnds ls ihe sdyerlisemrni headed Hra' l.Ys sers Tosic fhls is the hest remcdy ' knesn fsF chills. Fever and iniermistenis 10 any fesm ssw k the season for this dis tg ss.ns complaint. li has never been known Go fai' to effect . cure. no matter Of Low long standing. n used hy directions. where all s,,her remedies have failed it is parely veg stahis saa na esi effects fron osef de.inc need be f~ared--hay one hogtleani gel cured
 slso. Hsrl~y's Merm cAaiy for chlldan. is fh- beet and mosf pleasant ln.wn; an il,l will take i,. lIurley's hlilers is the most pleasant s- wsll ss the parrst and best now kno~n or offered for sale; and for debility. ioss af appetite. cannot hc equalci. Also, for parify lng tho bleod, sething equals Dr sintisy Comp. syrup Of sarsapArilla. this is The genuine extract of lbe root. Dr, Sea. brooks Soothing syrup for rhildrsa is war raated ihe best and safest remedy known. or ihe money refnnded--priee g5e,s per boi,ls. Also. his Elixir Of Iren and Bark. especially for females it is one ofthe best T0nics kuown. and pseasaai ssd easily taken :: not like other remedies of The kind, 1. daes nof sicksn CT nausease. if you need any of The above remedies Try them. as we feel confident they will do all VIC claim for them they sregelisn up by men of experience aHi good chemists. who knos their business and are reliable aud honest.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-12-15

pJ-We learn from q gentlemen who came up on the Commercial last night. that man jumpcd overheard fiom ihe lower .rck and drowned bimsel'. He first went into a fellow passrng"rs room and put his money (sbout -Four hundred dollars.) info a glass tuuibler. then went below and done he rash act. He was evidently insane. Our ini..r- mant did no, remember h's name, bni learncd that he lived in 'Graham rUun- ty. Ky. and lad q family. Ills money i4 now in possession Of ihe boat. He was about forty five years Of age, raisier ttalf spare built ara thin visage.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-12-15
MEnlc L..
DIR. JOHN BULLS c reat Remedies.
Bulls Cedren Bitters.
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS. Arkanxas Heard From.
 faSTix0Nr OF MEDICAL NEs.

Stony poin White Co Ark. May s3. '6e DR JouS BuLL-Drar Sir: Last February was in Louisville 'nchasing hug. and | got some of ponr Sarsapsrills and Cedroh Bltters.
 My son in law who was with me in the store. has been down with rheun stism for some time. commenced ca the Enters Ar soon found bis general health improved. Dr Gsf, who has been in bad health, tried them, and he also improved.
 Dr. Coffee. who has been in bad beslth fn' several ycars-s'omaeh os'd lieer affecte,i--b' improved very much b, the use pf yonr Bit ters Inaeci fhe Cedren Bitters has givei, you great popularity in this sc,tem nt. | think l could sell great quantity If your medicines his fall--aspecis.iy of your Crd ron Bn,ers and Sarsspsrilla Ship me via Memphis. care of Rickett Nicely.
 Respectfully,
 C. B WALKER
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-12-15

MsRRiED.--0u the 9th inst. si the resi- icnce cf i D Fort, by Rev. Amos Kendall. Mir. 4. C. N ,TsErs. Editor and Proprietor oi the lies Are tArk..l Citissn, 10 Miss JULIA Waia. of D. s,io coaniy.
 We trust Heavens smiles will ever aliend th. welI-miied couple. aud that Tuesday incoming last WAS but inc be- ginning oi an earnest, complete, iiir- continuing happiness tor those whom love on that morning bound ''soul to soul" My they know no grief or dis appointment here. And when They reach that coast.
 Over iifc's rough ocean driven.
 May they rejoice. n, wandercr lost,
 A family m Heaven
 --rHernnu1o Press.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-12-15

rS-We learn that the young gentle. men, assisted hy ihe y"uag l,,lies oi Des Are. contemplate giving on Tues day oi Christmas week. an enterlain- meut consisting of music and tableaux for the benefit of the Methodist church al this place. As inc taste oi eur young folks is known to be good, we anticipate a pleasant affair. The pri, 2 of admission being only fiiy scn,-, and tine object laudable one. we advise all to save their dimes and give to the young artists crowded house.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-12-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
AUTHENTIC DOsUMENTs.
 EXTRA SPECIAL NOTli E.

Beware of Countcrfcits! Smith $ Tonic Syrup has been connterleiicd. and the counterieitcr brought to grief.
 smtth's Tanic Syrup.
 The genuine article must have Dr. John Bulls private Stamp on catch bot tie. Dr. John Bull only has the right to inanu acture and self i',c ori.inai John smiths Tonic Syrup 'of Louis vile. Ky. Examine well the label on each bottle. ii my private stamp is not on the bottle. do not purchase. or you will he deceived. See my eoiumn ad- vertisrmsnt. and my show card. will prosecute any one infringing on my right. The genuine smiths Tonic sy- rup can only be prepared by myself,
 The public's servant.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-12-15
FARMERS AND PLANTERS
DR0MGO. LIE CO.'S ENGLISH FEMALE BTTTERs,

1 beautiful medical compound. prepared ny l class ofrcgulsr and experienced piys;oians who have been practising medicine in the south for twenty years.
 This Female Regulator ia powerful Uterine Tonic. arousing he Womb to heal ibs action. thereby curing painful. suppress cd or irregular menstruation. faliisrr of the Womb, Ieucorrhns or Whites, liberation aud lrritahliiy of the Womb. Swimming and iidiiness of the Head. alpisation of the Heart. Melancholy, Sick Hesdache. Ovarian Disease, Derangement of the Kidneys and Bladder. and all those preculiar complaints affecting.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-12-15
prAmes, Bcaiiie < Co. The advcr

~Ames, Bcaitic < Co. The adycr- tsement oi this large M,ml his ,uri,i- lure hone will be ou,d oii the srcond page of to-day's paper. We Snow them to be responsible dealers and clever gentlemen to have business relaiions with, and would advise any Of our friends who need goods in tlieir line to give them iriai, feeling satisfied they will be pleased with their mode of doing business. Stop at 39d Main street, Gayoso Block.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-12-15
Louisville, Ky. DR. JUHN BULL. EXTRACT OF 4 LETTER FROM

PROVIDENCE, Alh. May l3. lsdd. Ds JoMs RrLL; | send you SiD for CEs- ro~ RITrxH.: please send what Il will came ta sfier paying freight io ceiunims. Miss. have been troubled fef Ssveral yearS with indigestion have had Co take pills every nighi fer ten or hfi@en year.. sad in Februa ry. ioss vas attacked with general parsiy -is I was confined to nay roora for tue bal suce of inc year and tn fact. continued in a very sk and nervous condition until sone iwe montAs since. when ~as put under an. .,psraaien. and your CgeauS iisTTEss fer treatment. | commenced improving rigL, a~sy. sad Am pretty yell restored.
 You're truly.
 A. l.. NEAL
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-12-15
LOUISVILLE.
LnrlsrllLr. pecelnber ll.

LOUISVILLE. December II.
 4 meeting of the Board oi Trade was heid this mornihg, ai waich frs"- guiions were adopted dsplofing Ihs loss ni Mr. wm caf,in. oi 6sryin liell < Co.,. by the late oi,io river disAs,.r. directing lint the Board be drapcd in moura.ng. and ', qa' sting The ns nah.r- and irirusf. oi the dsreased 70 wear mourning for thirty days.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-12-15
MARKETS. &c-
CITIZEN OrFIcK, DEs ARc,
 Tuesday. Dec. 15. 1868. 1


 CITIZEN OrFIcK, DEs ARC, l
 Tuesday Dec l5. 1868. The receipts of cotton for the past week are as follows: Stewart. Gwynne X Co.,, 80 bslcs. 5f of which they bought. Thomas. Gill X Co.,, "A bales, 4G of which they bought. e. Walt & Co.. GO bales, all of which they bought. McLaren x Allen, 54 bales, all Of which they boualft. F. Gates X Bro.. 10 bales, all of which they bought. Anfoumt received up to date 4056.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-12-15

VEG II. Blood X Co 3i4 M'ln s'. Memphis Tenn. keep Stoves. T'n' ware. Coal Oil. Lamps and every other article in that line. which they sell to the trade 1t reduced prices. Srict at tention given to orders.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-12-15

cw-If you want ,V hiis choice family supplies. read the advertisement of our young friend. T. Musso. IT,. 2Sf Is Main ST.. Memphis. Tern. send him an or der and you will not fail to get the goods sent for.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-12-15
WIFE, MOTHER and SISTER,

Read few extracts from letters.
 .'Engiisii Female. Bitiers cured me of fal.- ng of the wo h. v .'My wife carried six bo;- lies to Pine Bluff. two bottles cured Der of Leucorrliua and she sold the remainder"
 Send one bottle English Female Bitfers for paipiIaiion and Sick ileadnche , Three bottles of English Female Bi,ters cuTed my wife of Painful Menstruatien. 70, feel 90 much better after using English Female sitters. it strengthens me" ..Four bottles ef English Female Bitfcrs curied my wife of U,ceration of tho Womb
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-12-15

When yon have to buy ciina. glass or qucrn-ware. call on Mir. Ben K. Pullen. No. 273 Main street. Mem. phis, Tenn, He can fit you up wifi anything you may wan; in iha, line and at prices too reasonable to cause complaint. See advertisement on SC, Oud l,ape
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-12-15
BILLS WORM DESTRO Y K R. To my Ussited Ssn es and World
 wide Readers.

I have received many testimonials from professional and medical men, as my ,lma macs and various public tions have shown. all of which are genuine. The following let ter from highly educated and popular phy scan in Georgia. is certainly one of the most sensible communications | have ever received. Dr. Ciemen, knows exactly what he speaks of, and his testimony deserves to be written in letters of gold Hear what thr Doctor says of BULLS WORM DESTROYER:
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-12-15

TTravelcrs should bear in mind that the Commercial hotel is ai corpfs Fron, and Jefferson streets, Memphis. under charge of the Allen Brothers. g 50 per day.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-12-15

e@Save sll the old cotton rags aud bring item to the Citizen ,ffee We wsnt twenty bales.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-12-15

We would call the attention of ouf readers to he fac, that they ear exchange corn for meal at any time, st the ! cs Are u,lls
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-12-15
Blood and Homes

Ire composed of certain materials which be- come greatly changed from the effects of many constitutional diseases. such as Skin Diseases. Srnptionson the Face broken down Constitutions. Shattered Nerve. Efec,s of Mercury. sorofula, 0isnduisr Tumors ard Swellngs cid Ulcers. aud Sores of long stan ding and al. that c.ass of diseases where the blood has become impure, and this condition ef your bleoi must te ci snged altered bs- orc you eau expect 10 get we'll. and for this purpose notaing is better than
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-12-15
A Step in 'he Right Direot'on'
\ Home Policy Already Established
TiXAS TONIC SYRUP.
4 Vegetable Compound for the Rapid and
 Permanent Cure of

Chi Is awsi Fever, or Fever and A.ue, Busnsp Ague. lHfes sisat t- tent aMd Rem fteni Fevers, ,undis q and Enlargement Oi ssse Spke-n, CT ASs-S
 Cake.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-12-15
ur Henry scd,ey. who i,d long

~Mr. Henry 6cdley. who lld. long becu t.c chief editor of that adniirab'e iournai. thc Round Table, has ndw be- come its sole proprietor, and wiH con- tiuue 0o conduct H in the san,e spirit and stvic as bcret o ore, hut wit' vari- ous improvcments which will add yrea,iy 10 its i0tevest and value.
 The Emperor of Russia. Il IS reror, ted. ls ai,oVt t0 establish sn official iouru4L to be csiied the Momitcur, which is to be the sole organ of the FGoyerrnacnt.A Tho well known paper, |,hc Tnvaiidc Rusac. ard a'' othes oiii : ciai and scmi-officiai papers, VIII be
 discontinued at the conrnencrinent Of 1869, when the new organ will appear
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-12-15

sGA very loud individual. who went into the Fif,h Avenue Hotel. in New York, and registered himself as .Ralph von Count" and Ralph de Lyon." was very indignant because he WIS arrested. At the court he claimed that he was q Prussian baron that he had cxtcnsive acquaintance with the nobility of Europe that he was indeed wealthy, and that his father is Genera' de Lyon. of the Prussian army. com mandam of a brigade. aud that his rapa was very intimate with Count Rsmarck. having .'often drank whisky with him. But the judge dishelievrd him. and hc had to be imprisoned for no, paving several bills. Bismarck is expected to. fight on the subject.
 -Bas,er writes to Louisville man tha. he cloves the Sonth That love must be very spcony sentiment
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-12-15
D s A R c: TUESDAY .. DEC. i5. iscs' THE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY
 PAYER oS WHITE EVER

ssy-Co ton .sgs wanted 3, the Citizen ofice." for vbeh fsir rri'c will be paid
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-12-15

HHy THE JsE or rHg NississIrpi DI,whHH Coapiai.. piARRllG |. ono ut The Glcst iai'sl diseases known n the Valley of the Missis sippi. is rapidly and radically cnred--hence it's name IL will also when taken accord ing to directions, most sssnredly cure all cases of Cholera. Cholera Morbus. Colic, dys cptery. and all diseases of he Bowels.
 It ie prescribed hy the first Western anu southern physicians. and sise'i n the hosp'- ,als of the country as standard remedy
 THi,tS NNDS OF SOLDIERS AND CHI ZESS have cen cured by the use nf th's cariial; and | may properly hca termed the GREAT MEDICINE IF TIE SOUTH AND VEST.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-12-15
BULLS sARSAP AR LILA. A G,qd Reas n for the ap-
 tain's Faith.
READ TIE CAPTAINS LETTER AND THI
 LETTER FR.,N HIS MOTHER.


 LETTER FIR N HIS MOTHER.
 Benton BAyrscks, Mo-. April g, 1868. ps Jons Bu I- Dear Sir: Knowing tas ,iIieieacy ef your sarsaparllis and the heal tug and beneficial qualities t pcssesses send you the following sSaienelit ai mf case MS woau,iei about two years aeo-- WAS sken prisoner and confined for sixteen months. Being moved Sn often. nly woun'i, have not healed yet l have no, g up a moment since 1 was wounded am sha trough the hips. NJ general health t i'm paired. ana need snusshing 10 assist na ure. have more faiih in Yoar Safsapariila nan ,ay thing else. wish thai thai is gen iline. Please express me half st3sen bottles. sui coligs
 Cari (. r JOHNSON,
 slI,euis. Mo. P. S.-Isle fo.lo~ing was written April 3.i, s15 by Mrs Jennie Johnsen, mother of s'spt. Johnson.
 Da Bpnt--Desr Sir: My hnshad |, Dr. ( <. Johnson. was skllifni surgeon and physi elan in Central New York. where he died leaving tine above C. P. ,Iohuscn to my care si thirteen years of age he had a chronic ''i srraaa and scrofala, for which l gave him y,rur Snesaparilla. IT CcsSD iiIH. have for ten years recommended il to many in New York. Ohio. and Iowa. for scruinia. fe- yer sorrs, and general debility Perfect sue cess has attendcd i, 7'a, e,fss efscfsd ia ,aMe cases e seeefala and ferer scers ai,aos airacaioHs. am very anxious for my son e again have recourse 70 your Sarsaparil!a, 'le is fearful of getting spurious article. 'ieuce his writing-to you for il. lis wounds were terrible. but believe he will recover.
 Respectfully,
 JENNIE JOHNSON.