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The True Conquerer.
GrALBERTo's VICTORY.

< mOuntaln-paSS so narrow that man
Riding that way to Florence, stopping, can
Touch with his hands the rocks on either side,
And pluck the flowers that i'll the crannies hide
Here, on Good Friday. centuries ago.
Mounted and armed, John Gualberto met his
foe
Mounted and armed as well. but riding down
10 The fair city from the Woodland brown,
rms way and that way swinging his lewelld
whip,
\ gay old love-song on his careless lip.
An accidental mectng-yct the sun
Burned on their brows as if it had been one
OF deep design, so deadly was the look
OF mutual hate their olive faces took,
As (knightly courtesy forgot in WRATH
Neither would Weld his enemy the path
Back" cried Gualberto. ''Never" yelled his
foe.
And on the instant, sword in hand, they throw
Them from their saddles nothing 10th
And fail to lighting with a smothered oath.
\ pair of shapely, stalwart cavaliers,
Ven matched III stature, weapons and years.
Theirs was a long. fierce struggle on the grass.
Trusting and rarrying up and down the pass,
>'Waylng from left to right. till b@ood-'lrop>
ouZed
pom the rocks. and head and hands We're
bruised:
But at It's close, when Gualberto stopped TO rest.
Ills heel was planted on his toremans breast =;
AID, looking up, the falling @ourter sees,
As IN dream, gray rocks and waving trees
Before his glazing eyes begin to float,
While Guaberto's sabre glitters at his throat.
Nov die. base wretch" the victor tiercely
cries.
His heart of hate publishing from his eyes,
Never again, by the a-rieheous Lord,
shalt thou with life, escape this trustv sword
Revenge is sweet" And upward fash'd the
steel,
But e'er it fell-dear Lord siIvery peal
OF voices, chanting in the town below,
Rose, like fountains spray, from spires of
snow,
And chimcd, and chimed, to die in echoes slow.
In The sweet silence following the sound,
ttualbcrto and the man upon the ground
('lared at each other with heWildered eyes,
And then the latter struggling to arise,
Made one last effort while his face grew dark
With pleading agony; "Gualberto! bark
The chant--the hour--vou know the olllen
fashion,
The monks below ntone Our Lords dear Pas
oh by this cross'-and here he caught the hlt
OF Gutlbertos sword''-and by the blood once
split
Upon it for Us both long years ago,
forgiye--iorget-and spare your fallen toe.
The face that bent above grew white and set
The lips were drawn, the brow bedew'd with
sweat,
But ON the grass the harmless sword WAS flung,
And STOPPING down, the generous hero wrung
The outstretehed hand. Then, lest he lose con-
troll
OF the hall-tamed passion Of his soul,
Fled up the pathway, tearing casque and coat,
10 ease the thrObbing tempest ut his throat
Fled up the crags, rs if licnd pursued,
Nor paused until he reached the chapel rude.
There, in the cool, dim stiffness, on his knees,
Trembling. he tling> himself, and, startled, sees
set IN the rock. crucitlX antique,
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EOO AGENTS WANTED, Male +,

OOO Female, to sell two articles as saable as
Flour, and needed In every family. Samples sent
dree by mall with terms to clear S. to $40 per day
This is no gift enterprise or humDug, but they
profitable and honorable employment send on your
name and post-ofice address, and receive full par
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A MILLION DOLLARS.
A CARL

Clergyman, while residing in South America as
a missionary, discovered a safe and simple remedy
Ior tne Cure OF Nervous Weakness, Early Decay,
t OF the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and
and vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured
BY tins n noble e remedy Prompted by desire to
dement, inc amlcIed and unfortunate, will send the
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charge. Address Jos. T. INMAN, Station Is. Riblc
House, N. Y. City.
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E""A"" -'""NT"N,
Attorney at Law and Real Estate Agent,
) SAINT PIUL, Minnesota.

Special attention paid to convcyancing and eA-
animation of titles of Real Estate The payment
OF taxes: or The collection and investment OF mon
ey The purchase and sale of Lots and Lands i'll the
city OF Saint Paul, or elsewhere in Minnesota.
Owing to the great and constant rush Of emigra-
ton to Minnesota with st. Paul st the centre of the
Railroad and Commercial System of the North
West, real estate in this vicinity is rapidly ri sing In
value, offering splendid Inducements for the invest
ment of capital. Money freely commands high in
terest, with iirstcass security real estate mort
cages. Further Information given without charge,
TO all desiring it.
s1,- Post Office address, 2l7 - Third Street, Saint
Paul, Minnesota. ti34.
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WINGS PHENOLINE.

Is an uls urpass,d healing Vegetable Lotion fro,
from staiG, and ts healing properties are such that
il once one becomes acquainted with Them they will
always keep II on hand. For Chapped Hands PIN
PICS on tue race, sore Lips, Sore Eyes, and Lessons
OF Cutaneous and Mucous surfaces it is the most
positive cure Among all the medicines for Catarrh,
hoihlhS approaches the benign action OF this aI
mucous membrane Of the nasal cavities to a normal
anu healthy action, No family should be without ii
u shsie DAY. Full directions accompany each arti.
Gle Sold Inv
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"ANTED.-Aud d, sirous of lettering their
w condition, all who desire to make money lin
connection with other business if you choose dis
posing of an article entirely new, nothing OF the
kind before the public rare chance for live, ener
getic persons. For full particulars and instructions
address, inclosing fifteen cents and stamp. HER
BERT c. SUNDERLAND, Lock Box, G55, Provi-
dence, X. l.
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YINO TIE LADIES.-Th celebrated DIR. L.. DIN
l particularly invites all Ladies who need Ned
icui surgical adviser to call al his Rooms, Il
Endicott St. Boston, Mass, which they viii find
arranged for their special accommodation.
DR. DIN having devoted over twenty years TO
this particular branch of the treatment OF all dis
peculiar to females, is now conceded by all,
doth in this country and Europe,) that he cNceis
all other known practlconerS IN the safe, speedy
ana cHi ctual treatment Of all female complaints
Ills medicines are prepared with the express lur-
pose OF removing all diseases, such debility,
weakness, unnatural suprressions, enlargement of
the womb, also discharges which How tIom NOR
bid state of the blood. The Doctor is now fully
PREF AIRED to treat in his peculiar style both mc,li-
cally and surgiclly all diseases of the female sex,
and they are respectfully invited to call 1T
No FL EndicOtt St, Boston.
An letters requiring advice nllt- contain ono dot
lar to insure answer.
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A. S. l. u G E

Attorney at Law,
HoU@d BI"L B.Hot, NJ
All ml-tGe-- ,uut,,,t o.. Ibis cuewl.l ,ucst with
m"mlr 1l.niu. E.. r.iH..uce5 grNrn it Oh.
luirUl. Gm}t
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Wings Calhocon, The Great Remedy FOR Pain

1t has wide range of application. The sure and,
most immediate relief from pain. indispensable for
Colds Cough Diarrhm, DyScntcry, Cholera &c
Made expressly for those who want the best and
know after they get it. None others need buy
Every person ought TO have it, whether at home OF
abroad. Sold by all Druggists
March 30 ISL. 1yr3s
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TO THE AFFLICTED!

a Great Discovery.
nR. EHHOMA As would give notice to the pub.
- lie generally that he has returned to the city of
Belfast, where he will continue to manufacture and
sell the AMERICAN CANKER AND SCROFULA
SYRUP.
Take notice all orders for Medicine, address DR..
NELSON THOMAS, Box 1877.
Price, $I.OO per Bottle. Six Bottles
for $4.OO.
All orders promptly attended to- when the money
is sent in advance. Agents, William 0. Poor & Son,
Belfast; S. A. Howes & Co., Belfast; Crosby & Co.,
Opposite Depot,) Belfast; Levi NJ. Robbins, Rock
land; Geo. j. Robinson, Thomaston; w. l.. Alden,
and B. I. bradbury, Bangor Geo. Parcher, and S. G..
Virgins, Ellsworth. 3m47
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charges arr very moderate. Communic .tions 81
crcdly confidential, and al may rely INN With
Tie strictest secrecy and confidence, whatever may
be the disease. condition or situation Of any one,
married or single.
Medicines sent by Mail and Express 20 all parts Of
the United States
All letters requiring advice must contain one dol
lar to insure answer.
Address DE. H. DIX, No. Il Nndicott Street, Eos-
ton, Mass. ...
Boston, Jan. |, ISL yr.
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BISHOP SOULE's LIN:MENT.

Invented by the late BISHOP SouLE, is creating
revolution in the cure of SCIATICA, RHEUMATISM
NEURALGIA, KIDNEY and SPINAL COMPLAINTS,
SORE THROAT, .SrRA!Ns, sc. The cures effected
by it almost beyond belief. Try it, nothing
else and you will be cured. 1t is the only for
that d1tatifui disease, Sciaticd.
For sale by Druggists, price $l.5o per bottle. +.
W. RYDER & SON, Proprietors, Boston, Mass.
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Wings Adhesive PhenoI Salve

lie put up in rolls, fitted for family use and NO family
should be without it. Its healing properties are
cquallcd by any Saye ever before in use. Its ,dh,-
sive qualities such, that ii cannot he washed oil
OF exposed SUI faces, like wounds ON the hands &c
1t Immediately suuths and removes the pain OF an
ntllmed Sore, and quickly puts an end 10 all SknI.
toms of nalignancy. Fry it and You viii never l.,
,lillillLr u I'M I..u
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation this ey-
Cellent medicine enjoys,
l. derived from its cures,
many OF which are truly
marvellous. lnyeterIte
cases of ScrofulOus dis
ease, where the 5ystym
seemed saturated with
corruption, haze been
purified and cured by t.
Gcroiulutt- affections ant
disorders WhlrhWerc ag
Frayatrd by the scrotu.
lUUs contamination thlll
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Six hundred acres is called a farm in
Texas, anything less than that field
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Manhood. How Lost, How Restored.

Muhhoou' AuH uopt, AIuH 1tuntulu u'
ce.i.sr, Just published, edition of DIR.
fiEiaEM CuIverWeIls Celebrated Es-
III T2 say on the radical cure (without med
cine) of SPERM ATORRIIdtA, or Semi
nal weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses, IMIo-
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to Marriage, etc; also, CONSUMPTION, EPILEPSY,
and FITS, induced by self-indulgence sexual ex-
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aS-Price, in sealed envelope only G cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable essay
clearly demonstrates from thirty years. successful
practice, that the alarming consequences of self
abuse may be radically cured without the dangerous
use of internal medicine the application Of the
knife; pointing out mode of cure at once simple,
certain, and efectual, by means OF which every
sufferer, no matter what his condition may be, may
cure himself cheaply, privately, and radically.
A1-This Lecture should be in the hands of every
youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal. in plain envelope to any adj
dress, postpaid receipt of six cents or two post
stamps.
Also, DR.. CULvERWELL'S "Marriage Guide"
Price % cents.
Address the Publishers,
CHAS. j. C. KLINE & co.,
leg BOwery, New York, T. .. Box 4.js6.
1yrS
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because of his acknowledged skill and reputation,
attained through SO long experience, practice, and
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-03-25
Cheering Facts for the bilious.

Everyda demonstrates more clearly that
liver complaint, in all distressing forms,
can be controlled and cured without dini-
Guilty or Inconvenience. II Is nm obstinate
disease, but its obstinacy is not proof
against the pertinacious. remedial and re-
storative operation Of IIostettcr's Stomach
Bitters. That genial corrective compols
the organ to do It's duty. IL must secrete
regularly and Observation-Disclosures the lnflu-
ence of the Bitters. Their action brings II
back from a state of rebellion into perfec;
harmony with the laws ofhealth. II there
Is costiveness, IL disappears; If there Is
side-ache or back-ache. II ceases; IL the
skin and whites of the eyesar tinged W tn
s~upertlrous bile, they recover their natural
hue II the appetite is gone, it returns: II
the digestion is impaired, II is restored in
brief, whatever the symptoms of the COM
plant may he, and whatever the phase IL
has assuIped, n cure is certain. Such are
where bilious disease has been already de
veloped but in cases where there IL mere
ly n constitutional tendency to liver
complaint, II may be prevented through
ont life by the regular use, in small guam
Titles, of this pslatable antidote. These are
rover fncts, and should be seriously pond
cred-or, rather, they should be promptly
acted upon-by all persons Of bilious habit.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-03-25

PERsONAL.-John II. Glass, Esq,
Editor and proprietor oftlle Trenton,
CIenn.l gazette, gave us II call on his
way home from Louisville, last week.
He Is an intelligent, u~nassuming gen
tlcman, and we wish him and his pa
per great prosperity.
We had the pleasure of Il visit from
Mr.. Thomas Polk, of Cedar Hill, last
Tuesday. He is looking well, and by
the by, rather good looking, us well
AS Il clever gentleman.
OUR old and much esteemed friend
Thos. Ramey, called on us Il few days
ago. We Were glad to see him look
ing so well, and hope his health will
continue to improve, and that he may
long be spared to enjoy life with his
many friends.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-03-25
CALREy,LlLLE WHOLESALE MARKET,
conEcrEp BY ]. ]. cRusMAN.


SuGAp.-New Orleans IN Hhds.-Fair o.
to Ice Prime l0k TO II Clarified IL To l3l1
y more In bbls-C usiied, Powdered md
formulated, l5iZ To i0c.
MoLAssEs.-Npw crop, Louisiana, com
mon to fair JOa5jc; prime to choice G5a.0c.
SYRurs.-55casl o..
CoFrHE.-Rio, fair, 10; prime 1870 Java
gna3j; Mocha 80.
Liverpool. finc, 81 T5a3 90.
FLouR-From 81 % To IS 90.
STAR CANDLEs.-lGalSc.
BAcoN-Buying rate-l0 to 1917.
LARD-l2al2Hc.
WHIsKEY-Comm MOI country, 81 001l 20
best brands Robertson county, 81 7502 %.
CuEEsE-W. r., 1919; dairy and factory,
IL.
~RtcF-raroiina. 10.
SoAP-Tar, Ga q.
OiLs~Coal oil. Ac lnr,l oil. 81 Gj; linsced
oil, 81 !5al q, raw and bnoiied.
SP1Hfrs T~uRPENTfSE 10.
yARNIsu-Copnl, ~ -; japan, | Of.
w1Npow dtAss-sxlO, 90 10 y box, ioxi2
PowDrR-Riic, 50 80 y kcg; lend, is,9 y N,
SHoT-s2 ".
CAPs-i0@J SOC e doz.
OYsTERs-2 and | n cans, 81 50@2 50.
SARDtNEs-22tso.
MAcKEREL-No. =, per Dbl, SIS oO@i6 90;
kits, No. |, 81 Nb6e3 -.
RLAcKING-TSmT5, per dozen.
NAILs-s4 30 for large sizes.
InoN-Kentucky, AZ. Tennessee, az.
CLovER SEEp.-ss.5o per bushcl.
TIMOTHY " ST M
HERDS GRAss-sl ~
HUNG ARIAS SO 20
MILE So
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-03-25

LIN. FAxoN is engaged in the Paducah
HERALD office, jerking type n scatter
Ing " sass " promiscuousiy.-tC PAPER.
The above was u TACT when the par
agraph was written, but, we are sor-
ny to say, 1t Is not at this time
Len. G.. Faxon is now engaged
with our city cotemporary, in which
position we wish him every success.
He has few %superiors as a local editor
and journalist, and will prove himself
n valuable aid to any paper.-Pudu
cab Herald l4th, inst.
This is the first intimation that we
have had that Len. had got back in
the local harness. The Kentacktan
is lucky in securing his services, for
he is "a good "local" andan honorable,
energetic gentleman. We knew him
n long time ago-and 9ie improves
with age. Success to Len. and the
Kentuckida.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-03-25

TRANSFER CoMPANY.-The sub
stantial four-wheeled dray Of the
Clarksville and New Providence
Transfer Company, seems to be doing
a brisk business, and is proving itself
to be a good institution. This, and
Smiths Omnibus line have opened
up commercial and social facilities
which cntitle both to a liberal pat
ronage, such, at least, as will insure
their continuance AS permanent in
stitutions. We know nothing Of the
prospects of either, but knowing their
utility and convenience, bespeak for
them the liberal support of both
towns.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-03-25
ORCHARD S.

Learning that a great many fruit
trees have been planted during the
season, we OTTER u few suggestions as
to their future management. We
offer them as the result of observa-
ton rather than of individual expe.
rience and as the teachings of COM
mon sense.
Young trees should be carefully
mulched in June, to secure the ten
der roots against the damaging effects
of heat and drought, and the soil
kept light, and free from weeds and
grass. In giving form to tile tree,
care should be taken to have the low
er limbs rs near to the ground ~ they
will grow. BY this plan the bodies
are protected against excessive heat,
and the roots, are kept moist by the
shade and the mulching supplied by
the falling leaves. 1t may be object
ed to this, that the lower limbs will
interfere with the proper cultivation
of the orchard. Such interference is
exactly what is needed, to keep the
pillow from decorating the lateral
roots, so commonly broken, at the
time they are performing their most
important function.
1t is Il fact in the physiology OF
fruit bearing trees, that the roots
which strike deepest into the ground,
supply the fo)d that cInluces to the
growth of the stem and branches,
whilst the lateral roots, feeding near
the surface, supply the material for
the perfection of the fruit, and hence
the Importance of not breaking or
disturbing them. 70 insure their not
being broken, the lower limbs should
not admit the passage, under them,
Of the horse and plOw.
AS soon as the trees are too large
to he injured by hogs, the space be.
tween them should be planted, alter
nately In corn and oats, and the Ing $
turned in as soon as the grain is in
the dough state. Tnis system en-
riches and mellows the soil, and in
vites the extension of the surface
roots in search of food for the grow
ing and %ripening fruit. \ great adj
ditional advantage from this mode
of treatment il, that the grain will
he ready for FEEDING down at the time
that the fruit, perforated by the b0r-
erS, begins to drop otf-all of which
will he consumed 10y the hogs before
the worm escapes from its nest. This
is themost reliable protection against
that destructive worm that we have
known to be tried. Common sense
sustains this theory, and ii trial will
demonstrate it to he the true one.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-03-25

YOUNG men visiting young ladies
should remind themselves, before
hanging up their hats, that they can
retire when they please, but the la
dies, to avoid even n suspicion of
rudeness, must try to entertain their
visitors until it may please them to
leave. Nothing, short of actual dis
ease, causes beauty to fade more rap
idly than loss of sleep and nothing
contributes more to preserve it, in its
freshness, than early hours.
In u hour, n couple can say, to
each other. everything they ought to
say and three hours of sentimental
twaddle, intermixed with scandal,
IS improving neither to head nor
heart.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-03-25
Saturday. April 22d, 1871,

~
sell TO the highest bidder, for cash. at the
court house door, n the city of GAINESVILLE,
the following desGribed property, to-wit
A Tract of Land lying in Montgomery
county, Tenlia ana District No ., bounded
marked H., ru rs hence north $50 poles to u
stake nea the Dover road, thence east l02
poles to II blf elk jack near hog pen, thence
south is, 20 ,eS To e stake in Peacler's line,
thence wet 1872 poles to the beginning,
containing; two hundred anu fourteen
acres, lev'hd on AZ the property of a. j.
Lyle, ut the instance of J. NJ. Rice, and Mrs.
Lucy Cast ner, EX'tN of w. j.. Cashier. de-
'rinter.s fee a.
One LOT situated near the city of Clarks-
willie, boz .nded AZ follows: Begiuning at the
north ea u corner OF lot No. 4 as shown In
plat In hi case of House, Humphreys &
johnson VS.. Cross heirs, running thence
north q poles, thence west ~ poles tn Tar
oline Vests lot. hence north 20 poles,
thence east y poles To the beginning, con-
tanning our acres, being thee east end OF lOt
No. ~ IN the plat of said lands in the case
of George stacker. EN'r, vs.. johnson, Hum
phreys Il House, levied on ns the property
of Andre Y McReynolds, Mt the instance o.
j. &. Mchiullen.-PTinter's fee 81.
One town lot 81 uated on College street,
bounded as follows: Beginning ON College
street on the northwest corner OF the lot
of leud sold by Mrs. &. Crozier to g.. a.
Rot1i, runs thence southwark along the line
of the lot sold To the said Roth 3l7 feet to II
ten feet alley, running thence westwardly
- ieet TO the lots allotted by W. y. Melloo
by decree of the thanccry Court in cause
of J. +. COutS w. Quarles & Melloo, thence
northwardly about 207 feet along tile line
of said Melloo lot to College street, thence
eastwardly - feet to the beginning. being
the same lots conveyed by w. A. Quarles
and Mrs. NJ. Johnson to Mrs. &. Crozier by
deed registered in Registers Office of Mon
gomery county In Book No. II, pages 1919,
levied on ms the property of Mrs. &. Crozier
at the instance OF Helms& Johnson.-Prin-
ter's fee 81.
one lot situated in Now Providence
known as lot No Win the old town divis-
ion of Cumberland town of New Provi.
dence u.s. laid ont by +. w. Atkinson, deed
of which Is of record in Book No. 10 pages
233-i OF the Registers Office of NontgOm-
cry county, levied OF Us the property OF
Nathan McCormic by attachment at the
instance of Artcmas Leggett.-Printer's
fee 81.
Three lots situated in the town of New
Providence known and described rs lots
Nos. ~, ~ and S3 in the old Cumberland
town division, levied IN as the property of
Frank Couget at the Instance of II. G.. Wy
att, which is of record in the Registers Of
flee of Montgomery county. in Book No. /,
page sol, and in Boo No. ), pages l2j-G.-
Printers fee So.
Also Dne-fifth interest i'm Red River
Landing, levied on by virtue of an eSecu-
ton issued by &. u. smith, Esq, in favor
of Ben. McGee and against John w. How
ell, Xcb. Dycus and 4. McDaniel.-Printcr's
fee y. q. II. HARRIS, Sh'H,
by j. G. READ, Il. 5.
March Is, '7l-4w.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-03-25
n~iarch2o, '7l-2im

GEN. LEE MEMORIAL VOLUME.
The agency of Montgomery County,
for this work, has been secured for the
Young Mems Christian Association,
aud it will soon lie issued. That it is
the only authentic biography of Gen.
Lee, the fact of its being the only
MEMORIAL VOLUME published by
Washington College for Gen. Lees
monument fund, and Gen. Cor
don's letter, repeatedly published, at
test.
1t will be ready in q few weeks,
and is the one of all others to pur-
chase.
March 18th, 1871 Il mo.