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Two small, rocky islands in the Behring
sea, says the London Globe, twill soon
have paid back to the United States Treas
ury the whole sum expended upon the pur-
chase of Alaska. When the cession of this
territory was granted by Russia, people
smiled at the bargain made by the Ameri-
cans. Il was asserted that Yankee shrewd-
ness had deserted Mr. Seward in the matter
He knew better, and did not buy with his
eyes shut St. Paul's and st. Georges Is
lands, belonging to the Alentinn chain, have
since been leased to the Alaska Commercial
Company for seal fishing at a yearly rental
of SIS, 900. A tax of nearly three dollars
on each fur seal skin taken and shipped
from the island is also imposed. As 100,
600 skins are exported yearly now to San
Francisco and New York, fruitful source
of revenue is obtained from these two bar
rem rocks. This territorial enterprise Of the
United States is therefore a great success,
and will probably help to develop the idea
so rapidly growing in America that colonial
possessions are useful from many national
nOints Of view.n
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t. |.I.a r.I.s |I1Ir- rr'Il Ifn rlt .tf
IeI r1I ..F Bear. I-I.H.'. &. =. iet'
H. r.I.|Ir .4r. II'I SEES md froI. Itre'.
Ert Irl taII
Ana ~. Ihrn tafslI - lows q teIrTlEtiol-
Hnt r1-II-al ~ rr.oa. bat rtil afiIl l.re-.II
of f1irIE 1-I.ii tI1 waves - tfibnEtIfI
IFI.an 1arI1lr hops. rlhe1 earthly rtiu.,c fl'ls-
God IS ~
And foet thon tlnl thy deesis 81 shame cu1ccalin<
ID some DARK spot 70 human cye can s1tt
Then walk On pride. without ole - leg ealing
The deep reInorse that should dlsQulet th1e
Sod knows itsl
Art thou opDrcst, and poor and heavy hearted
Tho heavens above thee u thick cloude arrayed-
Aud uell-neh crushed no earthly strength impaired
No friendIy voice % say. BE not Afraid
Cod knows Il al
Art thou nlournert arc my teailruls moving
For one 20 early lost 10 eIrth and theef
The depth Of grief no human spirit knowing.
Which moans 10 seclet ike the moaning sea,
God knows Il al
DOst thou look back upon life Of SHINING;
Forward, and tremble for thy future lotF
There's one who sees be end from the begLnningi
Thy tear Of penitence Is unfofgot
God knows tan
Then 90 10 Godl Pour out your hearts before Him,
There Is no grief your father cannot feel;
And let your grateful songs OF praise adore Him
To save, forgive and every wound % hsali
God knows Il all
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.0.III I.I0
0II|. "|Ir
a IIccI .ut1 .I
l1s bread 4 rI'1n H. IIeI|cr EoIl
IN- UI" "I'. .IrC ana
An-t ilor0a I..c riate ritotI blow cttd
4nr 1.1lls Iil|e Hri1 unfold
AND tl- storm g. SOON lorroI
p 800 -rtlIra. clcerI1. .'on
~ rar.lifc below
= lalfcF picture 8 ho hath sfcnf
roit tHNt- ana shadows titHt
lhe central Lsurc of ~ scfnt.
She slis, my We, my love- my Queen
Her head little bent.
And IN her cycs 81 blue
Tread my bliss anew
watch her as she pours the tea.
Nith quiet gentle grace.
With fingers def and movements frCe
She mixes in the cream Cor me.
A bright smile on her face.
And - she sends Il up
pledge her in my cup.
Waseverm man before 50 blesseds
secretly reflect
The passing thought she must have guessed
For now dear lips on mine are pressed
An arm u round my neck
Dear treasure Of my life
God bless her-httle wife,
Overland Month
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BY the Governor Of the state Of Teras.

BY tl,e Governor Of the state OF Texas.
To all teachers Of Public Free schools throughout
the State, and oil others whom Il may concern.
WHEREAS, The Legislature Of the State o. Texas, by
an act entitled IAN act to ascertain the amounts due
the teachers OF the Public Free Schools Of the State
prior to the first day Of March, A. D. 1873 and to pro
vide for the payment Of the samcn approved Jpne2,
1874 has made It the duty OF the Governor after the
passage of said act to direct the teachers Of tho Public
Free Schools throughout the State, By proclamation,
to forward their claims in person or by attorney TO the
Comptroller, for examination.
Now therefore, E. J. Davis Governor Of the State Of
Texas, BY virtue OF the authority vested In me by said
act do hereby issue this nay proclamation directing
all teachers Of Public Free Schools throughout tho
State to forward their claims in person BY attorney
the provisions OF section Of the above recifed act
copy Of which s herein embodied for the information
and guidance Of teachers ana others ana which reads
as.fOows, viz:
Section l. That the teacher. OF any Public Free
service rendered as such prior to the lrst day Of March
1878 shall present his voucher duly authenticated In
cordance with law and the rules and regulations here
tOforc adopted by the Superintendent Of Public In
struction for the payment Of teachers, 10 the Comp
troller who shall draw his warrant on the Treasurer
for the amount which shall be due on the same, pro-
yided that the assignee Of any such voucher shall be
entitled to his warrant the Treasurer in Ike manner
as the original owner OF said voucher, upon his ap-
pending thereto his affidavit duly authenticated be-
fore an officer authorized to administer oaths, that he
IL the bona ide owner holder Of the same and that
he hae received no payment the same, except a.
stated in case any payment has been made) provided
further that IN case Ochers have not been given FOR
services of teachers required by law accounts may
be audited and warrants drawn by the Comptroller FOR
the amount that appears 10 be due said accounts
when accompanied by the affidavit OF the teacher duly
authenticated before officer authorized TO admins
ter Uaths stating the date number Of days taught and
average numberof children taught In each month and
that the same is due and unpaid except as stated In
case payment have been made) which accounts shall
also be accompanied by the aidayts Of AZ least two
respectable patrons Of the school stating that the ser
vices rendered at the times stated IN the affidavit
ffhe teacher. and the officer before whom these All
davts made, shall certify to the credby Of the
parties
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto signed my
name and have caused the great seal Of
the State TO be Affixed at the city Of
r.. $. AUSTIN this fifth day Of june A. D. 1878
EDMUND j, DAVIS,
Governor
Rs the Governor:
JAMES =. NEWcoNB,
grcrefarv ~ state innccdpH
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NV ToRx June f7-cotton onlet ana nomin,l:
sales licl bales. Flour quiet and farors buyers
Whisky active and UNCHANGED. Wheat I 20 3 cents
better, red western &c, white western 1,c Con-
heavier, and TO cents lower; ycllow western q.
&C; white 63c PORK active and frn. new Az
lard easier. a. 81, eoo 1-16c
Money uoundanf ~ "a q per cent. premium SfrrIlnr
lO9A. Gold ii5tsGli5k. Governments dnn Siafel
dun and quiet.
c0fton-nef receipts iss dales cross recelpts icas
bales; sales Tor expectation to-day $40 bales; sales Tor
future delivery Il, 100 bales.
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A 900 plum.
Overland Monthly

Correspondence OF The sun.
ST. LOUIS, May 20.-Congress having APP
propriated 81, 900, 600 for the erection Of a
new Custom House in this city, there has
been a grand rush for the spoils A half
million has already been spent for the lot on
which to put the building. Two kinds of
stone are to be used in It's construction.
The contract for the upper stone work
has been given TO Snyder & Brown,
the owners of granite quarries out on the
Iron Mountain Railroad. This Brown is
our old friend Gratz, ex-senator and ex-
candidate for the Vice-Presidency. 1t is
understood that Mr.. Orvil Grant the
brother of the President, has been made
clerk of this granite company at salary of
$4,000 year. and it is asserted that in adj
dition to this sum he is to receive ten per
cent. of the contract price. Orvil was in
the city on a lark some two weeks ago, and
is said to have been unusually leaky. /
have good authority for saying that he inn
parted the story of his good luck to two or
three of his old cronies, who proved as
leaky as Orvil himself Some think that
the Presidents recent visit was partly on
account of this report. II he has crushed
the business, nobody is aware of it. Orvil
is in good spirits, and looks like man who
has big thing within easy grasp.
There is no doubt but what Mr.. Charles
W. Ford, Collector of Internal Revenue
here and general agent of the United States
Express Company, has been offered the
Secretaryship of the Interior 1t is or was
the intention of the President to place
Delano in Richardson's place as Secretary of
the Treasury, and to put Ford in Delano's
place Ford is wealthy bachelor, and
has fair reputation. He was formerly one
of Grants most intimate friends, and was in
the habit of taking him home when the
army officer was hopelessly intoxicated.
Some of the Republicans here believe that
Grant has Abandoned the idea of placing
Ford in the Interior Department but the
shrewder ones say that the thing is bound
to come in the long run. When questioned
closely Ford declares that he will decline
the Office.
Provision has been made for another rela-
tive of the President. His name is w. B.
W. Barnard He married one of the Dents
and was made Inspector of National Banks
for this district, which includes, Illinois,
Missouri, and other States. 1t is said to be
a fine place. for strictly honest man, and
Mr.. Barnard is known to be just such a
man.
All the Federal offices in st. Louis are
said to be filed by relatives and old army
cronies of the President They had a
glorious time during his late visit One of
Grants most ardent supporters told me to-
day with tears is his eyes that the General is
drinking unusually hard, and that it is
seriously affecting his health" l do not
believe" said he, ''that he will live his term
out unless he puts on the break
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have oTerhauicd and completely renovated f|1 |.01
House and have now ono 81 the 1nes hotel N1'
Ia the South. A. 70 the size aud comfort Of 90
can compete with any hotel IA the STATE INt I0H
ing Is centrally located. and q especially convent
for travelling business men,
On October 10 1872, viii open fret class tI| f.
the building aforesaid. with aI The mt01In UI'0|.
menfb. Bar, billiard room, barber shop end
HOUSE, attached. Ai1o, have q nue stable IS
can have them wen cared for a. reaooDl1|e rates. |
the premises d 1ne cIslem with 5000 raH1a.
water.
Agreeing 70 do what q righi and 20 keep ea|. az
best know how, respectfully solicit ne t.I.lE
W O. IODIN
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81 InNe tfII1l Glover shot and
|. s. 81 Eilr.Cn s1I .Is i1lIt1 /. GonaHoiI. q
Is |.III Il| E.. ~ morning.. Glover and A.
I 4cIIt : l.af 80, 81 10. lufire which
[I'.ItI aI.a. ert tttE tII1laI'on lhlcalc.lti %
.| I Httr aII Ir.l II1I1 sfIicIratcf. Glover
f1t ao IS ,fsI I.nl al slorc IN The
I0Ir. EoIe1| 'II|1 rns e1oI fn the
8. 4 81. and Sled INSTANTLY The
81 II0 AZ. H0. also shot ID TIE
ItlIor.I end n.1llaIly wounded
tI1ltf IElI ,III,in fiEflrI1
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coNHrNfcArEr.l
nfed-.4t tbs residence ~ her grand parents, Wn
end Il I Hus1oH. ID ltt cts, en- the nItccnth Of
Irs.c 4II1f nfoIatIc aud r1InIuI iHnces Of ninety
.Isl4 arf Ianor iarlhlcf OF Doctor A. j and +. o.
r1llf Sc rlaEoIia. ftxas, aged Two year,, ave
months ana twelve taI1
V> .re io redect lhsl eHc ~ tho most obvious and
n1I q II Caeun nnucI The loss 90 thoec
lti4n SIS dg1lIf love and orr 81 i1t most abundant
ro IaI4 Iafrfhcd hy rolIEIpn, d tnc belief that
il q ll|Cndf ere ai their death. disposed OF In
nItfI| Is IIt.f ntf.HI1l.t
s.Ic| coflf1l witch Fc have eeslaiaedt bat we
81. laaIa sclroo Ifo|n puf lles. when We CON
|lI 1I 11 s ~ III Oh NnH||t 1h'a gain. Rachel
j.. II 1f IHHIun REFUSES 81 Dc cumloricd 20
SIS It|nE- Ties NIt nUl but her soul u
|.e nsd ccmloIitl when htr cycs IN faith,
-. HIItIl ~ = chs tI'd behold them soiily and 80
IF, 1In. "a "a Arn ~ their Father and God.
( Fl. fI tH1'II' fIIer aat modifying employment
II ~ 4IlIl tlp11 rra % grave, 20 ~
4 oIN|aI #IIIH r1IurIt 90 IIc ashes 81 the
t0I|IoI IH1 Csc 1nl TN Hoods hut NC
81 Us " l.t- .oio .qH Netread among
e eiIta ~ religion, So transport our
r. IItH... |o I1oFt .sfIo ftrIons wherc az tho
.a|sNI .I ItN .u 0tN t'oIrt.
|| It.N FHs |I.1 CD rN ard lost. and We. bl
"a D |ltt.. ff| ei eois aod pare dfiikls
NJ = r.
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co., STERLING Robinson u saiado has been in our
city for several days aud haye had the pleasarc Of
seeing tsn "a our oflcc b. the new superintendent
law the conntes q Ben Milan and Falls form Sen
aforla District and shall look Tor The Colouels re-
turn IS senator from iat district With much pleasure,
though veale not aware that he desires The position
IIeaanla make. We think. good Ieliahle Ieg.Iaior
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ENeLlsH
FEMALE BITTERE.

An infinite multitude 81 diseases saif upon uomane
footsteps from the cradle 10 The Rrage and 20 long
che exposes herself 70 the various VtcIGatudcl 81
weather and eyelchangng 81 ee 0ffal foiles.
her But few ladies' exempt from some form of
female complaint The diseases end symptoms 81 some
q fhose affections alluded 20 are follows. Chofo1l
atiOn, Sick Headache, difficulty u Hre1ffIng Smother
Ing Sensations, Prolapeus Dted and Ulcer1ion, cold
feet and hande, 0Iddnce1 and Swimming 81 the Head
Pain IN the side and back low spirits and melancholy
Mental and Physical PIosiEaton, Hakeinlncse, lnoL
restiou. Constipation. Torpid Liver. and al thai class
Or chronic complaints peculiar - the female sex The
peculiar aud valuable combination known 81 Drom-
rouie's
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TAR are ahout 70 bail new JAN N Hays county.
ses adverf.cment IN the weeky Statesman Tor sealed
p,ape.als ior bnlidlng
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Tllf rain q yesterday morning was very heavy,
iaany 81 he stores along the aycnue Hooded to con-
tdcfiie exfent, Tho cellar 81 the new building on
|ht corneg 81 The arenuo aud Bots dare street was
atd sIf aaisf. Hands were occupied during the en-
tire da hsiiin oui but q, night several feet Of wa
49, t.rr6 sfff5 lfff "a Ill
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elSoous dnod rushed down B1rions' creek
yesterday morning powerful that the current swept
directly across the river % the opposite shore.
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Lives there man. lives there n woman, 70 lost 10
reason that he sho cannot admire and appreciate
genuine female beauty What 10y and delight 70
stand and gaze upon healthy and beautiful womnn
But there be beauty without healthg List to me-
ye thousands Of sicyly, puny, suffering females.
II you are annoyed with any lingering female com
plant and desire Immediate relief procure az once one
or two bottles Of DIR. Dromgo0les English Female Bit
tiers, and be restored to health dby druggists and
merchants. Address
JRJ ( 'JROMGOOLE.
Memphis, Tom
woman's Medical Adviser o. % Ger =. Address
as above. ianclw&dfm
- Sold IN Austin, Texas. Wholesale and Retail By
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DrkTf ~ On pARl.H.-Wc ere deeply panied 10
sts sra desfh ~ our hiend. Dr. A. II. Parish,
4tr erenrseda q his residence IN ihs city last eve
nif1 quarief before nine iie had been rapidly fail
Iae le .pne months past, and fos several days had
BEN nnsoa1i0ns - friends Or the loved ones around
am Ills Ices sin be severely feli IN thia community,
Hhris no naa Stood higher physician, gentle
ia.n and devoted friend. lis funeral viii take phee
O. hsifpsst foas O'Clock. a. bis residence on Pecan
tel Fafher Fclfin u the Catholic Church oilciat-
IND
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1 HAt t.lt
11 WnfteI.<
l| ~. ~ AKIN .fsa tHiIes
IS IS
~ .. M feeasa s.
4 ..| 7orif uesi7
IS 81 g.tt Ia el.-it-
s
1so
e h4se
-
A-''
"a
s''-
t'Ie. before eo.nr 70 prssa % a.
~ s.e,I,..s exercises. alfen AZ The City
81. 80. s, ~ eiss 81 prof. b smHt's Pc
f.. ki.o lie admirable concert AZ the
-. sEs-r6 - a.. ouulis 81 Ms shspterf and
ns Aehi.so s. 70 compel nsfo Divide our.at-
"a order - Leas aousfhing q both AZ each
attentive audiences were gaihcred and
ration Has expressed q lhe varied per
So SSH D Lsppg b give amore plffic-
nal 81 these delightful enttftsinmenfs II
f - id6als. Who were present dH-ing the
at 81 each
TAR Intyis RrrIEs-The meeflne Of The Travis
night Wa called % ordei BIZ Capt Mather
ininaEy proceeding. we're disposed q The cleo
+. y n, : Poserts for ist
f...t,-... - =, t wa. ~, II ffeiten.nt. Rev
Ta.hs elected chspllin b a. company. The
sany NV nunltet foriy-age sna feels strength, 20
'ea - TINS - Rae,is'aasi's . ordered 2 nass
op 'ss s's.a ~ s.,. IN ~
1905. ..s.s. eoxt rrlasv nIrht. stspm.
pEtfu q pn tsa.sAs-te ere eeei.y laa'l -
~ 80 ees.h q oss ii'ena- Df a. ~ lalls'
sss ouartsf before nine. Iie had been rapidly fail.
~ sf onss months past. and fol several days had
f<. ai6as u friends Or The loved ones around
n H.. ioss sin IS severely fell IN thia community.
,f,rs 10 rssn stood hirher d physlcian a gentle
an ana .sol@d friend. lis funeral viii takephee
q halfplst foas O'Clock. Al bis residence on Pecan
sset Fuhsr Fstln y the Catholic Church oaleiA'-
'n
Coz STERLING Robinson u saiado, has been In our
city 80 sefeta Days and We haye had the ple.aarc o.
seeing hsui IL our oflcc By the new superintendent
law Tie connties o Bell, Milan and Falls form Sen
aiore District and We shall look Tor the Coloneis re-
ipFn e senator from mas district WIN nue
..eah eeels ho.aeafs 'pa' ne e..i..s ~ i,-'''o"
Heeo.in snaAs' Ns NUM- sooo Ielllpls
...s. =. ff.,. .,,,t,
s, ~. ,.ssl- sts,e-asn gor seaIed
,,........l. - b,,i5,,e
sSooUs aeod rushed down harions creek
Yesterday morning powerful that the current swept
directly across the river 70 the opposite shore
= - - - !. -
: 6 - ~
- 'H' e'' Aes'i''7''"7'' ~ 'N'
'''i a'1 ss.'s e...es.en.
OK sunday Afternoon. near che depo,. colored girl
named Mcneil onarfelled WITH negro man named
Wifofd and afaes him with slab which severed the
ifAple artery aud came near causing death.
' se.e q 4 showed " On ysslsI''As ''lo,,
p si'. = ',sa po'.e'', -, 80
fnHa ~ iafis pe.ee 'h' Guy, 3 - u ~
i p HeAhh nus kfpss ossle.eH - -Ai.sn' -is
efo"e one 2. ne most HA''Aole Pi0an,.'on1 ~ =.
iae spprap 1ot.o.'s' 4 WIN 5iee '"' 'o's ~ ''''
T,lt 4sln 81 YESTERDAY morning was very heavy
2 ~ ~ $500 49,, m, .,,s.,,. il,,,,a.i "a 4, eon
itdcfaie extent Dc cellar 81 the new building on
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cArIAIs 4 & EnwAnps 4 authorized to receive and
receipt iog subscriptions aud Advertisements to the
Daily and IS eekly Statesman
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Ar dpHN 2. hlLIER showed Us yesterday most
aaaHiiinl spcemeeof vlat Is called 'bottom grass,
faAn So farm Below ihe city II measured full i've
isdl b height This grass originated IN Austin. and
l,reoine ono 81 the most valuable productions Of
$50 tonsado bottoms. i win yield two tons 70 the
l.ra nILel lle corn crop !. Ientved.
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W IntYIs RirIEs-.The meeting Of TIE Travis
Rilss asl night Wa called % order By Capt Maiher'
raniinar1 proceeding were disposed q, the cleo
y Ilst ana second isnienants vs. taken up. and
fsdif.1 - ne cleciion Of NJ A s. Roberts FOR ist
I.eaieasnl. ard Dr b Wise Tor - Lieutenant Rev
E b Wreti elected chapiain By the company. The
1g nov nnutet foriyaye and feels strength, %
natI = ltot ~ QnaFteTmastor g. ordered % NIKE
fe|siIod % tie tdinianf-General Tor arms. The
nrsI neiiere q ~ Travis Riaes will be held q Capt
tfc,. sioie ncxt Friday night, at pm,
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o,f unday afternoon near the depot, eoiored girl
names tIoNell quaaelled with negro man named
iliofd. and afaek him With slab which severed the
lhplc artery aud came near causing death.
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T. osT-
Duplicate Of certificate No 4Og2-fi93 Issued Janu-
AIRY y, 1854 By the Commissioner Of General Land
Office to Philip II. Commons, for go acres, and dr-
plicafcd August Q, 1885, by Robert M. EIgin, Chief
Clerk Of the General Land Once. II not heard from
within sixty days, application win be made for tFip
L. T. EDWARDS.
junei9w9w Agent for owner.
NOTICE.
All persons indebted 10 The estate o. Thomas p
Washington, deceased. are hereby nofi1ed 10 cone
forward and settle the same VIII be compelled 20
enforce collection a. provided By law.
ELIZABETH a. WASHINGTON,
Ausrrx. TExAs. june IS. isss-2wa&w '
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Noble ssntiments BeautiruIIy Expressed

The following from the Mobile Register
is in striking contrast to the attempt of the
Grand Army of the Republic to prevent the
decoration of the graves of Confederate
soldiers on Decoration day:
.sTho sentiment expressed in brief com
munication to this journal, and printed yes
terday morning, by A Member of the 1.
o. o. F., does honor to his head and
heart lie would hang an imniortelle on the
tomb of a brother, though Federal soldier,
as soon as upon that of Confederate.
That, we take it, is in keeping with the
spirit and the law Of this order of brother
hood. We 90 further and declare that,
when decking with evergrecns the graves of
our deceased brothers, a true humanity and
magnanimity, a lofty generosity that secs in
death the end Of strife, should prompt us
also to hang garlands on the head-boards
that marx the resting-placcs of the brave
fellows on the other side, who fell at their
posts, as our noble boys did, faithful to
their chosen flag, sealing their fidelity with
their lives, and all illustrating the valOr Of
American manhood. The call seems par
ticularly imperative as the question. is pre-
sented here in Mobile. When on Monday
next the ladies OF the Memorial Association
repair 10 the cemetery 10 review the pale
Confederate regiments that lie In ever
lasting repose, lnd yet in battle order,
and vi en- they remember that, in the
words 81 one Of their own comrades tho
poet as well as soldier-TheOdorc 0'Hanl-
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cures ne above female complaints aud I'll other frou.
bes thai aici old o. youaF naFrcd Or single females
- a. once drounet and infIrof1ter he felqale i1le
buoyancy fle duh ard l.iicee, relieving pain rr,@
afing the liver and bcwele and olhefNisc tIltfIG m
49, ttrf tAtr At e..att' - t1.N-+ l'lilItlII ..A
~ mershania and dfueeslsts eseryuhefe.
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Land Certificate No. 1855 for 100 acToa. dated Ur.
Der IS 1874, issued BY Jacob Keuthler. CoHs|E'fn4
Of the General Land Once, a. the un|oc1tcu 1.|00I|
the Daniel 9. Enloo headrIghf ccIlIic1ie. ~ not N.
from In ninety days, application H.II b made ~
. duplicate ass SPENCE s g az Hof' ta'