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Hem Us Fluid Extract BuChu and
improved Rose Wash

Hen Us Fluid Extract buchu and
~ Improved Rose Wash
Will radically extermInate from the sys-
TEN diseases arising from habits Of dissi-
patton, at little expense, little or no
change in diet, no Inconvenience or ex-
pOsure; completely suPerceding those
unpleasant and dangerous remedies, Co
pavia and Mercury, in all these diseases.
Use HembOId's Fluid Extract Buchu
In all diseases of these organs, whether
existing in NAL emale, from what
ever cause originating, and no matter
of how long standing. 1t iz pleasant in
taste and odOr, Immediate" in action,
and more strengthening than any of the
preparations Of Bark or Iron.
Those suffering from brOken-down or
delicate constitutions, procure the rem
edy az once.
The reader mast be aware that, how
ever slight may be the attack of the
above diseases, it is certain to affect the
bodily health and mental pc Hers.
All the above diseases require the aid
of Diuretie. HELMBOLD'S En-
TRACT BUCHU is the great Diuretic.
Sold by Druggists everywhere. PRICE
81 % per bottle, or 6 bottles for $3.50.
Delivered to any address. Describe
symptoms in all communications.
Address
H. Z. HELMBOLD,
Drug and Chsmieal Warehouse,
594 BROADWAY, New York
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UNGARIAN sA1.sAM OF LIFE

Is within easy reach at low price.
One of:he principal ingredients of this
great Lung Medicine is Wood Naptha, the
active principle Of pure Pine Tar, and espe-
cial careis taken that none but the genuine
English is used, although the cost is double
that Of the common. This has long been
used in Europe as = standard remedy for con-
sumption, and its happy scientific ccmbira
ton with LungwOrt, MaticO, Hoar-hound
and ether sterling remedies, well Known
here, makes it perfect cure for al classes of
Bronchial and Pulmonary complaints. 1t
has stood the test of trial TOR over Fifteen
Years, and the proprietor can show testlmo-
malls of cures of consumption by the HUNah-
RAN BALKAN OF LIFE, which border closely
on the marvellous, physicians Of standing
having previous to Its use pronounced tho
cases hopeless.
For sale by all Druggists
Mansfield d HIgbce, Sole Projectors.
Memphis, Tennessee.
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FAvoRABLY KNOWN sIiC 1929.

And purchasers must insist on having it, it
they do not wish to have an imitation forced
-lDOn them.
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TO. PHYSICIANS.
NEW YoRK, august 18th, 1868.
Allow me to call your attention to my
Preparation Of Compound
Extract sBuChu.

The component parts are BUCHU
LONG LEAL, CUBEBS, JUNIPER
BERRIES.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla
ROB RURHRXuR EB 1900

1nO Fepula00A Ole =
cen6nt medisiaO OaIoTG
is derived 1sosR hs
many Of which are e1ii
marvellous 1AVsFaS
os8o8 Of BeZO9dloES a.
ease where the aYas
scanned sasarated Wi
corruption haVS 6eW
pur0ed 8nd cured 6Y g
Ssrof1loaB AGSations -
Disorder hiehWROaE
BfaHaeed By TIE ReEof6
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THE RESTAURANT

will be conducted upon the European plan.
and an the tables viii be furnished with the best
ply. Regular BoardsTs, Itickef, ho1gbt
monthly in advance, $4,000 per month.
Regular meal rs cents.
Extras by bosrders to be paid cash.
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We will barter or pay cash for any XII.
country produce.
We will sell any kind ofmerchandise tia
may be consigned to US.
We would be pleased to see our old friends
and show our goods. novl
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ACCIDENT.
Railroad coIIIslsn---Train Destroyed, and
Several Lives Lost ard Persons
WOuaCei.

INDIANAPOLIS, April 29.-The pas
senger train on the Panhandle road,
which left Richmond at eleven o'clock
last night, ran into the box-ear be-
longing to freight train lying on the
side track, near Cambridge City. The
box car, which was upon the main
track, was completely smashed. The
locomotive of the passenger train was
badly broken, and the engineer, Amos
Kellogg, was bruised and cut up Sc
verely; while the fireman received
injuries which, it is feared, are fatal.
The train was running at full speed at
the time of the accident.
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CONSOLIDATED TELEGRAMS.

The Bishop of Canterbury is better.
Woman suffrage is the rage in Pitts
burg.
Medical and other students in Paris
are riOtOus.
Delsno has suspended the tax on
pork packers.
The Jim Fisk association supports
Tammany Democracy.
There is to be a canal cut from Liv-
erpOCl to Manchester.
A ring is at work to get aid for the
Atchk0n and Santa Fe Road.
Government denies knowledge Of
contemplated Fenian raids.
Judge A. d. Russell was buried
yesterday evening in New York.
Grant and the other little duds of
gift went to West Point yesterday.
Outbreaks continue to occur in
Spain, and are vigorously suppressed,
Golladay is working like beaver
to secure his denomination for Con-
gTess.
OrtOn, Of telegraph fame, speaks
this morning before the Senate Com
mittee.
Vigorous prosecutions begun yes
terday Ia Cincinnati of delinquent
/ tax payers.
The Pah 1aU .Gazette says that
there are none in America who oppose
negro suffrage,
Senate Committee yesterday gave
land, as asked, to the Oregon Branch
Of Pacific Road.
The Government has taxed the
Cardiff giant 50, which the hardened
villain" refuses to pay.
Pat Cooney, who killed David OF
way last week in a rum-hole in New
York, was discharged.
Boutwell, says the funding bill, not
materially modified except as to the
/ banking clause, will pass.
River falling at Louisville yester-
day evening, with nine feet in the
! chute. Business dull,
japanese bonds no go ia London
since the reported murder Of the
/ American Consul at Jeddo.
One Howard, Of Illinois, yesterday
sued thirty-siX citizens Of La Grange
Indiana, for Ku-KluXing him.
Balance in treasury yesterday $1l4,-
ri, 900, currency $87, 100000, coin cer'
tifcates 81, 900, ,OOO-jolly!
Senator Ames' bill asks for 20,0 ,000
acres per mile for the Levee Railroad
from Memphis to New Orleans.
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EXCITING.
The NcLesn-Halslead Quarrel

CINCINNATI, April 29.-The Ne
Lean-H Halstead quarrel, which is still
the all absorbing topic, originated
from repeated attacks, of a personal
nature upon the former, through the
columns of the Comm aeTci0I owing to q
difference in views relative TO city i'm
prOVements and other municipal af-
fairs. Mclean maintained a reserve
through several weeks, bearing the
abuse, but driven to desperation ct
last by an article relative to an Il
legged participation on his part with
speculative ciques, published an az
tIcle double loaded, in the Enquire,
charging Halstead with persistency
in grOundless attacks, and explaining
that it was his intention to bring the
affair to head, posted Halstead as a
low-toned, vulgar liar, blackguard and
coward, and stated that he knew the
writer, and when and where to find
him before midnight. Mclean being
advised of the irregularity Of the pro-
ceeding on his part, in posting before
sending a challenge, and of the omis-
sion OF his signature, and the use Of
the editorial ''i0e," in his article, sent
a personal note, asserting the author
ship Of the article, and assuming the
responsibility of the same. HalStead
treated the article in this morn
ing's Commercial somewhat cody,
and almost with indifference, but not
with the railery which was expected
of him. Except in case of serious a9
ceptance, and in accordance with til
unmistakable intention, he asserted
that the words were not applicable
and therefore without force, They
were mere ebulition of anger, and
therein unworthy of notice. The
public, although not inclined to be-
iieve Halstead lacking in courage, Sc
verely contemn his eqUiVocatiOn, and
regard him as lacking tie character
istics of those who APPEAL to the code
for injuries reflected or sustained.
Mclean means fight and is deter
mined to push it TO that conclusion.
He has, it is rumOred, sent for
Colonel Hawkins, of Louisville,
the noted duelist, and one of the
parties concerned with the McCreery-
Stevenson quarrel, TO act as his friend,
and a large number of kilograms have
been received by him from Kentucky
and elsewhere profering similar ser
vices and extending oountensnoe.
Halstead's friends say he is to be
found in his Office, and he is there and
ready to meet any one who may feel
agrieYed by him. 1t is intimated also
that he viii accept a challenge If one
is sent, but will not be made the chal-
lenger by the article published, which
it is understood was inserted with the
purpose of changing the position Of
the parties. The end is not yet.
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Every express company. or agent for
such company, transacting business
within the city Except exempted by
the general law of the Statel. per an
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-30
Menken Brothers
Notice in Bankruptcy.

District Court of the United States, for the
District of West Tennessee. in bankruptcy,
in the matter of J. H. Howell and 8. r.
Wood. individually and as partners in firm
of Howell, Wood q Co, bankrupts.
District Of West Tennessee, IS:
TNHlS is to give notice that on the 18th day
4 of APRIL 1870, a warrant Of bankruptcy
was issued ont of the District Court of the
United States for the District of West Ten
neEsee, against the estates of. II. Howell and
$. r. Wood, individually and as partners OF
Howell, Wood a Co., Of Memphis, in the
county of Shelby, in said District, who have
been adjudged bankrupts, on creditors Pc
tition; that the payment of any debts and
the delivery of any property belonging to
such FRnkrupts, to them or for their use, and
the tre09fer Of any property by them are for
hidden ~ law; and that a meeting OF the
creditors OF said bankrupts to prove their
debts and to chq0saSpae or more assignees Of
their este-ssid suit agailiket a court of bank
ruptcy, TO be heIe-sit cofIFO4-----
second streets, Memphis, Tennessa
Thomas ]. Latham, Esq, Register in Bank
ruptcy, for said District, on the 40th day of
May, 1879, at 10 o'clock am.
ap90 L. u. EATON, U. s. Marshal.
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Every person who receives orders, dis
nIavs samples, or acts. as agent for
any house outside the city, or sells
goods and merchandise In any man
1er not otherwise licensed, per
month.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
z EAL e S TATE
AT -
PUBLIC AUCTION,
BY W. H. PASSM0RE & CO.
Tuesday Morning, May Sd. at Il O'elk,

We will sell, on the premises, a very desir-
able TWO STORY RESIDENCE, situated on Or
leans street, within a few steps Of the street
railroad, and IN close proximity to st. Agnes
Academy. The lot has a front of 80 feet, by
no deep; the house contains s rooms with
necessary Outh Ouses-NEIGHBORHOOD UNEX.
CEPTIONABLE. Terms OF sale. one half cash,
balance in thee equal payments, at G. u and
Is months, from date of purchase.
= B.-PassmOre q Rufln, real estate agents,
23i Second street, have large list Oi city and
snbUrban property for sale; also farming
lands, ap30
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Every keeper OF a livery stable, sale
stable or boarding-stable, in addition
to the tax in the last paragraph, for
each carriage, hack or other vehicle
drawn by two horses or more, kept at
such stable for hire, per annum-......-.. II
And for each similar vehicle drawn by
one horse, per annunl
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Every retailer of splritous, vinous or
malt liquors, and every retailer OF
lager beer, ale, cider, porter or light
wines by the drink, per aphum. D.. II
And 10 per cent. on all tlg capital ;
vested in his business 8}loVe the sum
OF i've hundred dollarsS Sghich capital
shall be aseertained VI the Tax coll
lector in the manne~ prescribed for
the ascertainment n the capital in
vested by mereha1f IN their business
the retailer to Y IT and pay quart
prlV -sFo@
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rheumatism and Rheumatic Pains
CURED BY A NEW METHOD,
ENTIRELY MY OWN.
Particular Attention Paid to the
DISEASES OF WOMEN.
No Pay Until Cured |!

The Doctor can be consulted personally, or
by letter, upon all Diseases pertaining to his
Speciality and all other Diseases, not requir-
ing his attention outside of his office.
sra seperate Once for Ladies'. IA
Once hours nom 8 o'clock am, TO o'clock
pm. d. 8. JOHNSON, NJ. d.
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
last Day VI The Convention in Dayton,
0hi6---Aiss Anthony and the
Married Women.

DAYTON, O., april 29.-The Wo-
man suffrage Convention spent. yes
ierday in discussing resolutions intro 1taI
dnced. The debate was participated
in by Miss Anthony, General McCon-
nell Miss Boynton, Mrs. Tracy Cut
ler.CAIrs. Cole, Mrs. DIR. Thomas, MIS-
Liyermore and others.
A resolution introduced inv the
afternoon, intended as compliment
TO Miss Anthony, was taken by that
lady as an insult, and she became en-
ragged, and for a time there was q
sNarp fight between Miss Anthony
snd the married ladies on the plat
form. Mrs. LivermOre poured OIL on
tbe troubled waters, and the tempest
In the evening speeches were made
by all the prominent members OF ths
Convention, and ii then adjourned
zine die. -,
A large number Of ladies here nave
Joined the suffrage movement.
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Rf aIkcTIoN 3.
.o.t e,,,.,,sa1,.z

Every persons,s4ss4 furnishes oysters or
other refreshments, as they may be
called for, including only such as have
licensed retail shops, in addition TO
their retail license for liquors, per
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-30

Sumner asks that the word ''white"
be stricken from the naturalization
Laws. He experts cargoes of congoes.
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Every keeper of a house, shed, yard,
barn or stable tother than livery, sale
or boardingl used for taking care of
horses or other animals. or wagons or
other vehicles, or for exhibiting them
for sale, or for feeding horses or other
animals, for gain or profit, for each,
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. A conductor and a ticket agent have
been arrested on the Kansas PacIhc
Railroad. The conductor did not
punch tickets, which were returned,
after being taken up, to the agent and
TGsold.
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PRIVILEGE ORDINANCE.

AN ORDINANCE to fix the rates OF taxation
of taxable privileges.
Be Il ordained bu tbe General Council of The
Citg Of Memphis That the following tax shall
be levied and collected for city purposes for
the exercise within the city Of Memphis of
the several branches OF business hereinafter
designated, which said tax shall, without ex-
ceptioB, be payable in advance, unless other
wise herein specified;
SECTION I.
Every auetioneer or firm of auction
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REGULATOR.

tery, affecfions Of the kidneys. fever, ner-
vOusness, chiliB, diseases OF the akin, impu-
rity of the blood, melancholy or depression
OF spirits, heartburn. collie. or pains IN the
dropsy boiis, pain ia back and lin Ds, asthma.
erysiDelas, female affections, and bilious us
eases generally. Prepared only oy
y H ZEILlN 4 CO.,
Druggists, Macon, Ca
For sale by all Druggists in Memphis.
Price. 81: BY mail. 81 3. apo
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DR.. Simmons Liver Regulator,

A PREPARArI0N OF Roofs AND HERBS, VAR
RASTED to be strictly vegetable, and can do
no injury 70 any one.
Il has been used by hundreds, and known
for the last thirty-five years as one Of the
most reliable, ef1caoious and harmless prep
aratfons ever offered to the suffering II
taken regularly and persistently, Il is sure
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SECTION 20.

Every keeper Of a shed, warehouse or
other place for the storage of cotton
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Every keeper OF a livery stable, sale or
boarding-stabie, for each stable, per
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bles, for each table, per annum. .......


Every keeper Of pool, Jenny Lind table
or table OF like device, for each table,
rar nI1Ilnna - s
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LIVER

painfuI sensation Of having left undons
something which ought 70 have been done
Often complaining of weakness, debility aud
low spirits. Sometimes some of the above
attend the disease, and st other times very
few of them; but the liver is generally tha
organ most involved. Cure the liver with
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E.zf j retailer of tobacco or cigars, in
N Me,ding the proprietOrs of retail shops,
Aucept such as are herein expressly
Sxed therefor, per annum. m....................
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sECTIOr-oi


Every owner of q carriage or other ye-
hicla kept exclusively for use at fune-
rails for hire, for each vehicle, per an
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sEcTInN L
SECTION 8.

Every keeper OF a pleasure or beer gar
den, wherein spiTitous, vinous or malt
liquors are sold by the drink or are
drunk upon the premises, per annum..
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Every keeper OF ten-pin alleys, or other
similar alleys or devices, for each
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SECTION 10.
Every keeper Of a shooting-gallery, per
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SIMMONS

mistaken Tor rheumat
affected with loss of a
bowels In general cos
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Every owner of Omnibuses, hacks, car
riages or other vehicles, seeking Gus
tom upon the streets, or visiting the
railroad depots or steamboat landing
or other public places, for the puT-
pose of procuring custom, for each ve-
htcie, per annun
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Every keeper Of a hotel accommodate
ing one hundred OF more persons, per
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Every vender Of mineral or soda water
or other light beverage, unless sold by
virtue of some other license covering
the same, per annum.
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Every owner OF a cart, wagon or dray,
or other vehicle, drawn by one horse,
and not including carriers of paSsen-
gers or baggage, running for hire, for
aach rar annnnl
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En- Governor Wells is better this
evening, although his condition is
still very critical. One of his broken
ribs pierced a lung and caused a dan
gerOUs internal hemOTrhage.
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Every owner of the vehicles mentioned
IN the last two preceding paragraphs,
drawn by three or more horses, and
running for hire, for each, per annum
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Every auctioneer or firm of auction
eers doing business at one place only.
nor annnfn Gnzn
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SECTION 5.
nf a raafanran

-im 100
Be4 the license TO keep a restau rant
shGf1i not authorize the sale or gifts TO
guests or others, of any spiHtOus. vim
Gus OF malt liquors, lager beer, ale,
porter cider, or light wines, nor .ci-
garS, nor tobacco, and every person
selling or giving away any of the said
articles in or about his or her restau-
raut, shall first obtain the license
therefor, as herein prescribed, in ad-
dition to their restaurant license.
SECTION 8.
kind are kept, per annum .................:. 200
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Every xeaper of a hotel accommodate
ing more than ffty and less than one
hundred persons, per annum ..--..,.-....-.
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every Keeper d bIIIIara.tahIe or "a.
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Every owner of the vehicles mentioned
in the last paragraphs, draYn by two
horses, aud fHunipg for hire for each,
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..s-s-s-.-s.---ss-s -ssss slss--.-s---s-sF-s
SECTION I6,
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Every keeper of hotel or boarding
house. advertising by sign or other
wise. and accommodating more than
twenty, and less than nffy persons,
per anuulu.
Every keeper of a b0arding-house,
other than those herein before taxed,
who advertise by sign OF otherwise,
par annunl
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to cure dyspepsia
|headache, jaundiee
costiveness, ,sickhead-
|ache, chronic diar-
|rhea, affections of the
bladder, camp dysen-
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HEGElON -
Every owner of wagons or other Yehi-
cles kept or used for free delivery of
goods to customers or others in the
city, for each vehicle, per annnm.-.....
sECTIOH ID.
Every keeper Of a hand-express cart for
the delivery Of parcels, for each vehi-
cle per annum .........
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THE SYMPTOMS of

The S1MPIOMS OF
Liver Complaint are
luneasiness and pain
.in the side Some
times the pain Is IN
lthe shoulder. and Is
ism. The stomach Is
Ippetite and sickness.
tive. sometimes alter
mating with lax. The
head is troubled with
pain, and dull, heavy
sensation, considera-
bile loss Of memory,
accompanied with
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JACKSON RAILROAD.
Closing of the ImbrOgIiO between
General Bsauregard and the
MCCOmbs' Party,
Notes between Bsauregard and Nc
Combs Representatives
The former is FlOOrsd
Because had no
Case,

The contest between General Beau
regard and McCOmb for possession OF
the New Orleans and Jackson road Is
at last ended. The last notes between
the parties are as follows:
The Portland daily press., 1870-08-29
Poetry.
En Mem Grimm Farragut.

Tenderly lay HIM down to rest;
Muffled the drum and silent the tread;
Scatter sweet fiowres Ger his breast,
Lovingly bear the nations dead.
Dro0p the proud banner he bravely defendeu,
Do9m the loud gun for the noble life ended.
Sweep on, O sea, through sun aud storm,
Changing forever, yet still The same;
Never again shalt thou bear MS form
On through tue conflict TO wen earneo 'ame,
bright silken pennant shall float o'er the main.i
His. the wild wind shall kiss-neyer again.,
Say NOT, o. mourner, his life is He'd;
His day hath ended, he is no more;
"Nay." saith the Master, 'be is not dead,
He sleepeth," he is but gone before.
Gone to the home which he longed for above,
Tasting the bliss OF inefaple love.
His was a life so brave and true,
Generous alike TO friend and ioe
Ever alert some good to do,
One whom to love, was only to know.
Well may Columbia be proud OF her son,
Proud of the triumph his value has won.
All honor to Farragut's noble name
Loved by the lovely, revered by all,
In battle or peace he was still the same,
Ever most true TO his ceuntry's call.
And while our dear banner floats eer the sea-
The name OF our hero remembered shall be.
On eaIth we have lost a gem divine,
But Heaven has gained one angel more,
Even while his funeral wreaths we twine,
He in the presence OF God above,
He areth the voice OF his faithful Lord,
ENTER my rest thou hast kept my word"
Portsmouth Ohrcnicle.