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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-03
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CATARRH!l
A WOMAN HAVING CATARRn TH1RrY-FlvE
YEARS, CURED
CONSTITUTIONAL
CATARRH REM EDYl
10 Ns,s, fif,f, 4 CO., Propr, tors Of Con,ffufoaa
Catufh Rfntdg. Manchesisr, \. H.

10 Ms,.. tHfhfsm 4 Cas- Propri,tor'o Of CsnihtufioaH
Catufh RsDudg, Manohtsisr, \. H.
reside ut Manchester, n. II and previously re-
sided at liennikcr, aud an native u wcare, this
state. have had Catarrh twenty Ave years ever
since was nineteen year, old had II bad All the
time. II run all that period, and nights u would al
up and drop down 10 my throat, causing feeling ui
choking 50 that would spring up bed TO save my.
self from strangulation II Affected my head 20 that
felt confused and was troubled with severe headache
At Intervals, for week at a time. also had bad
pains In shoulders hack and kidneys. from which |
uttered immensely So had were they, that n year
ago last summer was obliged TO lilo In bod most Of
the time for three months | have tried all kinds of
snuff and Catarrh remedies with particular benefit,
and consulted physicians had a hacking cough.
began 10 take the C0HsfHii9nlf cat ffh RsDedy last
August began ~ grow better before finishing the
first bottle. / am nov on the third bottle. Ny Ca
tarrh i cured; my health Is restored. have no
pains, ach s. or cough My whole system Is made
over new. knOs II Is this medicine that has rescued
me FROM intense suffering, aud almost the grave ]
am now able to do the hardest work and bear the
grcatestexpusure and feel tht cannot say too much
MRS. Il. J. FLANDERS.
am Rfy.thrco ~ r. old, have bad Catarrh ever
since was eighteen years old aud headache all the
timei have suffered beyond description With run
ming at the nose droppings In the throat chOkin
and stranglings Have tried any quantity VI Catarfh
remedies, but have found relief tll tried your
constitutional Catarrh Remedy, six months ago, !
Catarrh and all It's attendant evils have Head.
ache, Pains in Loins and Back, y lzincss, Loss Of
Appetite, and General Weakness. Less than three
bottles of Constitutional Cattrrh Ramedy have cured
mo have not hecn so we'll since can remember rs
now. feel ~ " could not sly too much for the
medicine or thank God too heartily that through is
fundamentally have been restored to health.
MARY NJ ABBOTT
No o. Manchester Corporation.
Manchester, y H., January a. 1872.
The above lady is ny mother. an a printer by
trade. AMI am a uefu of the Cib Council of Man
chester. Every WORT that my wothcr states Is true.
JACOB BBOTr.
Hundreds Of cases Of u similar nature cured within
the last year. Suui. and Lotlonsare only Temporary
reliefs The CONSTITUTIONAL CAT ,RRH REM
EDY strikes 90 tho rosf builds up the cunsttut
makes 10 new, und drives away Cntarrh and all
diseases Of the mucous membranes md their attend
ant pains ami aches pertaining 10 head, back, shout
dcrs. kdnevs and M oat
Price g. per Bottle Sold by all Druggists 4
pamph'et Of thIrty-tw1 pages, giving Treatise on
Catarrh, aud containing ununerahle cases Of cures.
sent FnsE, ny ADDRESSING the ProprIetop,
LIrrLEFlELD x Co.
OBS MANCHESTER, y, II.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-03
STTLLMAN CHASE, Montpelier.
Gencral Agent for Vermont and New Hampshire.
cory or THE OFFICIAL REPORT To TIE SIC
RErARH OF THE NAVY.
BY BOARD Or oFFIcERS.
A. % the merits Of the
CHEMICAL ENGINE:
U S NAvY VAN. NV YonE,

Us. NAVY Yam. NEw YoHE,
toNNANnANr's urTiCE. 9Th May, l--l.S
SIR enclose herewith for the Information Of the
department the Report Of the Board detailed In con
pertinent with the Chemical Fire Engine delivered al
this yard by Mr. o. G. Gibbs
am very respectfully, Your ohedIent servant.
s C.. ROWAN, Nlce-Admiral Commanding.
Honorable GEO n robson,
Secretary of The Navy. Washington, D. C.
NAVY YARD, May 7th, ls7a.
Pie,- Aafairai s. c. Koran, o. S. ~ comuasding sic
SIR In obedience 10 your order Of the 10Th uitimo
se have male such experiments with the Chemical
Engine brought % this yard hy Mr. %. G. Gibbs the
ut inst were convenient aud necessary b. enable
rs to Judge Of iis merits
We md ~ efficiency readily recommends it and
gives preference over any thing NJ the depend
ing upon the agency Of Carhonic Acid Gas, which we
have seen ~ use.
Its action israpid and continuous It's contribution
AMI management simple
six men sufficient to keep It In operation viz,
tour AZ the hreak, one 10 attend tho hOsoppe, and
one 20 supply the chemicals
The use Of the chemicals may be suspended AZ any
moment, and still there remains the stream u water
In ful force, for any length Of time long the
supply may be kept up by tho simple Of buckets.
Anything more Intensely comhustihle than either
Of the piles on which We experimental could hardly
One Of these, uncovered consisting Of sixty tar
barrels, with light wood shavings strewed around and
over TO- and the whole hesprinkled With spirits Of tur.
pentne, were allowed 10 become thoroughly onvel-
Oped In flames whom by one stream. about one quar-.
Ter or an Inch 10 diameter IL was suhdued la one
minute and thirty seconds II was thon allowed 10 re
isnte and 20 burn furousy four minutes and hy the
minutes.
The other pile OF precisely similar materials and
construction was enclosed by frame house built for
Itwas allowed to become thoroughly IN blaze,
throughout, and burning hcrcey when three streams
were put upon 10 two W the lie above mentioned
and another from a similar engine, but somewhat
larger.
This FIRE was under control in three minutes. the
"a NH ID wit D. i'm
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-03
NEW ENGLAND CHEMICAL
FIRE ENGINEf
A coMMoN-sENsE MACHINE
w clam that NAM for HE 1oVololq7 reason

w claim that mann for me f0RociHg reasons
T. It can hc supplied with wator from wells or els
terms, nom which source large and powerful engines
could not be-, and therefore would often be- useless
when the little engine would be az work
% Boing small, 10 can Do started much quct er than
any large engine. and small STREAM applied iu the
early stage Of FIRE BE- Of more practical value than
iug' one after The fire has gained considerable head
WAY.
s. Half dolor OF these euriucs. easily moved
parts ni small village one NJ them would Dee very
near any fire that might occur, and the ncghhors
could al once make good use of &c. with or without
chemicals and nip the FIRE "ln the bud ~ or 10 coad
be got on the ground really for Grcmcn 90 take In
charge. ln % short time the whole number would De
working, aud their combined efforts would stop a
large hro.
Under the present system large sagHo are used g.
put out small fires which is not cummon-scnso but ex-
plains iu part, the not very eroditaho fact that
enty-hvo per cont NJ the dfc losses so called. are
caused by water alone.
One of these engines, making use Of eiemo1s has u
power capable OF cXtuguishlug, ln fsu untsfss. n
Gre of hfiy tar barrels, thoroughly ienited which
clearly indicates how far 10 would De likely 70 De ef
iectye in the early stages Of fire II Is evident
fact that large hros might be prevented by putting
ont the small ones and 30 accomplish that result with
almsst absolute certainty except in tho OF uu.
usually comhusthle building. al that would be
quircd would be to have sufficient number Ut these
engines distributed Ia village 0r town.
PRicg Complete With dny feet OF Rubber Hose.
four Buckets and one hundred pounds Of Chemicals
delivered 10 Boston,, fll1.
sT1LLMAN CHASE Montpelier
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-03

Franklin county has five oranges Of
Patrons Of Husbandry.
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\ MEXICAN AND FOREIGN
p A TEN rs
Il. n Envy

10 l. j IT. OF PATENrg
ron rSyESuoss, TRADE MARKS, OR DESIGNS,
No. rs State St., opposite Kilby St., Boston.
Aner an extensive practice Of upwards ofthiry
2ealsi continues % secure patents in the United
states also 10 Great Britain, France, and other
foreign counties. Caveats Specifications Assign.
mentsi and all papers for Patents executed on rea
sonAnle terms, with dispatch Researches made 10
determine the validity and utility OF Patents OF In.
Yentlons, and legal and other advice rendered in all
matters touching the same. Copies Of the claims Of
any patent furnished, BY remittng one dollar As
ignment recorded In Washington.
70 Agency IN me Unifsd States posssssss npsriof n
aif' foF obtaining PafsHn asosriaining ne paisrfs
bRlfv Of inueHt0Hs
All necessity Of Journey 10 Washington to pro.
cure patent, and the usual great delay there, are
here saved inventors
TESTIMONIALS
regard Mr.. Eddy as one Of the most e1pabl, aHd
r4.eeiyA practitioners with whom have had Official
Intercourse
CHARLES MASON, Com'r Of Patents"
~ have no hesitation In assuring inventors thst
tley cannot employ man more COMPETENT aHd trust
moIHy anu more capable Of putting their Rppliea'
tohs IN i9rn 70 secure for them an early and favor
able consideration at the Patent Office.
EDMOND BURKE,
Late Commissioner OF Patents
Mr.. R. II. Envy has made for me over THIRTY
appneauons Tor Patents, having been successful 10
Almost every case. Such unmistakablo proof OF great
Alent and ability on his part, leads me To recon-
memo ALL Inventors 10 apply to him to procure theI
patents, as they may be sure OF having the mos.
hlthiul attention bestowed on their eases, and a.
very reasonable charges. JOHN TAGGARTH
Boston, Jan. I, 1873. b5-iy
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-08
rho ricIIca OF scYllle.

Seville women justify The reputation
for beauty moro thoroughly than thosC
of any other Spanish city prettiness II
more appropriate term to specify
their personal attractions, They r.
scmblc each other 10 surprising de-
gree, as in all pure races Of u marked
type. Their eyes, trlnged with long
black lashcs, produce an effect Of white
and black unknown to our colder les,
passionate cline IL seems as If the
sun had left It's reflection IN those mag
nlhcent orha, equally noticeable In tho
face Of some two-yoar old child, and In
the GYPSY girls Of France,
The cleaning and glanclng aud
burning of these eyes has very eS-
presslye word in Spanish called Qjc0G
which Is full Of subtle meaning al
though these cyc-thrusts, SO ombar-
RAISING to strangers, have nothing paT-
ticularly significant The Rrgc, ar
dent veNoty eyes ola young SeVIllane
glance upon u dog in the street with
the same intensity she would hestow
upon some more worthy object The
exquisite smalmess of the ladies feet Is
too well known TO dwell upon; many
could be easily held in child's hand F;
and the fair Andalusians are justly
proud of this quality, aud wear shoes
accordingly, not diIlGrlngso very much
from the Chinese shoes
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ordered to find one thousand Gosar4
Dail not to violate the law for ne year.
They all appeared and found the bail
required.
PHILADELPHIA, August7. - The Ohio
sailed for Liverpool to-day or, her first
trip, She had twenty-seye passen.
gers and II full cargo
An excursion train of fort cars car
RED two hundred and lftlJ people to
Atlantic City to-day.
SALT LAKE CITY, August T. Brevol,
the wife of Brigham Youn &, has filed
new plea. Brigham Ycangs coun-
sci filed demurrer to the Jurisdiction
OF the court in his DIVORCE ease, this
morning, and the case W as postponed
until Tomorrow afternoon.
WILMINGTON, n. G., A ugust The
election on the constitl dlonal amend
ments, and for townsh ip officers took
place throughout the ST ate to-day, But
little interest was m anifested. This
county gives n major ity against the
amendments, but is generally conceded
that they are all adop ted, as there was
but little opposition in majority of
the counties, and only in few of the
colored counties there was no effort to
defeat the amendments.
WACO, August 7.-William Henry
Brown, of Birmingham, England, sui
cided by shooting himself through thc
neck.
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We take this OCCASION to thank our
friends Nr past iRvors, md respect
fu,sy carl their attention 20 our inn
nignse stock, which we ARE just reecly-
ing direct from tie principal manu-
facturers Of f.ie North and West, pur-
cIaaShinS direct from nrst hands for
cash on the spot, and awaiting our
selves OF every advantage by shipping
En- ear loads under special contract.
and by our own labor nlTtOst freeing
ourselves from store expenses. we feel
confident In our ability so Offer 10 our
friensls and Ia the public generally eur
Immense stock nt better rates md
more uniformly low figuTrs than has
ever before been offered IN The interior
ofTexas.
Az basis and foundation OF our
business, we guarantee every article 10
be as represented, or money refunded
nt cur expense of transportation.
Our success I'm business depends cn-
tireiy upon establishing n Wholesale
trf,de In Northern Texas, and We only
ask fair and impartial trial, and n
close comparison OF uniform prices
Win those OF Shreveport, Galveston,
and New Orleans with rreighfs added,
and we clieerfully abide by the deci-
sion OF the same.
DARLINGTON, MARsALIs & co. 4
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-08

Tile WISCONSIN GERMANS IN CONVENTION

PORTLAND, Nc, August THE So
ciety Of the Army and Navy ofthe
Gulf, elected Admiral Bailey, Presi-
dent; General Franklin and Admiral
Thatcher, Nice-Presidents.
MILWAUKEE, August The Ger
man State Convention in session, have
adopted resolutions denouncing all
sumptuary laws advocating freo-trade;
deprecating corruption in the govern
ment officials; and while they deplore
the habit of excessive drinking, they
oppose all laws interfering with the
inherent rights guaranteed by the con-
stitutiou of the United States.
ELMIRA, n. ", August THE Ma
tional Educational Convention elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year: President, S. II. White; Secre-
tary, A. p. Marble, of Massachusetts
Treasurer, John Hancock, of Ohio.
WORCESTER, Mass, August -Four
teen German beer sellers were sum-
moned before the Central District
court to-day, most Of them for the
third time. Six were fined one hun
dred dollars and costs, sent to the
House of Correction for six monthsand
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TIC Monday Evening killing,

The following case was before JUS
tice Mcdonald yesterday:
State of Texas vs. Georgiana Dick
crson, charged with the murder of her
husband, Sam Dickerson.
The husband and wife tcolored) had
come into town, and were returning
by the way of the Montgomery road,
Whiteoak Bridge. Both were walking
with the principal witness-a negro
some yards in advance. On the out
skirts of the city quarrel arose. The
negro struck, threw and grappled with
his wife. Ii WIS fierce struggle, The
husband choked her, then drawing a
pocketknife from his pocket, he
opened 1t, and exclaimed;
"Georgiana, I'll die and go to hell
for YOU yet" The wife wrenched the
knife from his hand, and hardly had
the prophetic words escaped his lips
ere she had crimsoned the cold and
glittering steel In his life Hood, So
vigorously was the weapon driven
home that the wound was three inches
in length. The negro staggered, rceled
and plunged wildly forward, a corpse
by the side of his wife.
Georgiana was bound over In the
sum of 500 to appear at the Criminal
Court Houston Telegraph,
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FOREIGN.
CARLIsT VICTORY IN SPAIN.

LONDON, August THE journals OF
this morning contradict the report
that Prince Arthur is betrothed to the
Princess Myra, of Denmark.
A rumor is current that the Chancel-
Tor Of the EXchcquor and the First
Commissioner of Works and Buildings
have resigned.
PARIS, August IA duel was fought
to-day between Hewc, editor of the
Journal de Paris and NJ. About, the
well known author, in which the latter
was slightly wounded in the right
hand.
O'Dillon Barrett, Vice President of
the Council of State, is dead, aged 50.
The suit of Madame Miller has been
dismissed and the plaintiff ordered to
pay the costs.
BAYoNNE, August The Carlists
claim a victory at Geqnittro, in Cup
ecs, ten miles from San Sebastian.
They state they captured one Republic
can General and six hundred prisoners.
PARIS, August IA Vienna dispatch
says Count D'Chambord yesterday re-
turned the visit of Count DParis. The
interview between the Princes lasted
over On hour, Nothing Is known of
the nature of the conference.
LONDON, August Motley is much
better. 1t was neuralgia, not apopleXy.
A rice mill in the Eastern suburbs of
London burned.
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NEW YORK.
BLOODY WAR AMONG THE
CHEROKEEs.

NEW YORK, August "A cholera
death is reported at No. l Bridge street.
A woman also died at 1908 Eighth
street. The Health Officers are inves-
tigating.
The steamer Ernest Morris arrived
from Stettin, via Havrc. She was If
ten days over due She has 400 pas
sengers and $50 tons freight. This is
her third trip, and she has proved to
be fine sea boat, She had plenty OF
provisions.
A Kansas special from Coh6evillc re-
ports that the Cherokecs are having a
bloody war among Themselves at Cad
dis Bluff.
The Supreme Court Issued writ Of
error, staying the proceedings in the
case Of the condemned murderer
Sharliey.
The government sold 81 100000 OF
gold to-day, at fraction under il5!.
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hour Of meeting h indicated hy blows
struck on the'c0mparment correspond
ing with the day selected, two, throc,
four blows slgniNlng two, three, or
four o'clock. The fan, whom closed aud
placed on the lips, imposes silence the
circular motion signifies we are no.
ticed or watched and when one OF the
extremities Is placed on the forehead
il Is omin0us In lts significance and
means, My husband is coming,
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NEW York, August r. Cotton-Net
receipts SO bales; gross receipts 50
bales; sales Of futures 1880 bales,
which closed with August at 1870
Is l5-lGc, September Is 5-32GllS 3-lGc,
and October II 5-32@l7 3-lGc. Cotton
irregular; sales 2,0l0 bales; middling
2O(c. Flour unchanged. Whisky 05lc.
Wheat l(G2c better, and in good eX-
port demand; large business doing
for forward delivery. Corn a shade
firmer and in fair demand. Money
1904. Sterling dull at 8. Gold l5s@l5l.
Governments nominal and little doing.
States quiet
New ORLEANS, August - Corn
scarce and firm; white 7S@S0c. Oats
dull at 4l@42c. Hay dull; prime $2l;
choice scarce at S26. Bacon scarce and
tirmer at OF, ll4, and He. Lard dull;
tierce sec; key scarce at 10}@llc.
Whisky 9l@0sc, Sight premium,
Gold 15l. Cotton quiet, with saltg of
700 bales; receipts 3lS bales; no ex
ports; stock 1889 bales.
LIVERPOOL, August Cotton
strong.I Uplands, SIC; Orleans,0lc. Sales
$4,000 Savannah and Charleston ship
ments, new crop, SEE
Later-Savannah and Charleston,
September aud October delivery, 81.
Breadstutls quiet.
PARIS, August 7,-Rentes 81 2c;
London Consols, 92Y, Bullion increNs-
ed lb3,S7O,00
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The Gentle Sex in Cow.
hiding Clerk.

baltimore Americana
About eleven o'clock on last Monday
morning u quiet-looking, middle-agcd
woman named Mrs. Kramer who was
accompanied by her husband, entered
the well-known stationery store OF
Guggenheimer & We'll, No. l57 West
Baltimore street, and Mrs, Kramer
inquired for u clerk employed there
named William Randall. That per
sonage was called, and coming forward
spoke to Mrs. Kramer, and offered to
shdke hands with her. She did not
shake hands with him, but on the con-
trary she pulled out very serviceablc
cowhide, and, making dart Mt the
unfortunate Randall, caught his collar
and went vigorously at work, while
her husband stood by smiling, aud
seemingly enjoying the whslo aflair,
Randall struggled and writhed under
the shower of blows for some time
without utter!ng a word, but the woman
soon made it so warm for him that he
was compelled to roar for help.
No person, however, interfered, and
things were going on swimmingly,
when Randall succeeded in tearing
himself from his tormentor's grasp,
and rushed rapidly out of the store,
leaving Mrs. Kramer the mistress OF
the field. She was not disposed to
make any explanations, but quietly
taking her husbands arm, she walked
away, passing quite n crowd that had
been attracted by the novelty of the
scene, As she walked down Balti-
more street she carried the cowhidc
firmly in her right hand, and every few
steps she would switch 1t against her
dress, aft she longed for other worlds
to conquer. Mrs. Kramer is an en-
ploye of Turnbull & Brothers, No, s
South Charles street, and lives on Scott
street. The cowhiding was inflicted
in consequence of an insult that Ran
dali had offered her daughter.
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THE MARKETS.
nan.a. city Live STOCK MARKET.

NANHhp VII - hNkN'N -
Cattle: Receipts, LIZA; shipments,
1875, The market to-day has present
cd renewed activity, former prices be-
ing well sustained, The bulk Of offer
ings was green Texas stock, Of which
class there is surplus. Sales; 66wln'
tered Texan cows, nv, 763 lbs, 81 90 10
extra native steers, nv. l,2Sd lbs, So 10
fair native steers, nv. l,030 lbs, 80 80;
Is good native steers, nv. | 900 lbs, "a lOi
20 good Texan cows, av, sos lbs, 81 S7l;
10 wintered Texan steers, av 03G lbs,
81 25 81 green Texan COWS, ay. 6l3 lbs
81 50; SO native and Texan cows, av.
1888 lbs, 80 rs; 10 green Texan cows, nv,
81 lbs, 50; 50 do do, nv, GEO lbs, 81 so;
q do, do, nv. 706 lbs, 81 7O 70 do, do,
nv RS5 81 20
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-08

A SHORT time since, number of
amateur musicians in town of west
ern Pennsylvania made an effort to or
ganize an orchestra. They were Sue
cesslul in procuring all the performers
they desired except a Clarionct player.
One of the number finally volunteered
to take up the instrument and learn it.
He had no clnrionet, but hearing that
he could probably borrow one from u
young man in town, who was thought
to own one, he met him on the street
one day, and accostcd him with, GLOW
are you, Brown? ! heard you had .
clarionet." The fellow looked at him
in utter amazoment, having probably
never heard Of such Il thing before, and
stammered out, "Wcll, l-l--was sicl,
about two weeks ago, but don't think
| had that.n
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THE TURF.
First Day. OF the Buffalo Races
DEATH OF A CELEBRATED TR0TTER

BUFFALO, August r. There were
250, 900 persons present at the races to-
day. The first race was for purse OF
$4,000, for Dbl horses. Sensation was
the winner. Five heats were run.
Corners won the first two heats. Time
2:2Ol, 2:2l, 2:2l}, 2;2i, 2;2s, Fullerton
second, Corners third.
Clementine won the race for 2;45s.
Time 2:29, $50, 2:329.
Boston, August THE famous trot-
ter Fearnought, owned by Colonel Rus
sell, il dead.
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40 llc Eullbl III Illt i'NlliN' ilNlhlNs
/ see that Middle and Southern Texas
have proposed the name of Major j..
II. Littlefield for State Treasurer, This
is n deserved compliment, which 10
one Endorses more heartily than the
writer No man in the State is better
qualified for the place, Major Little
field is known rs one of the best and
most successful commission merchants
OH the line of the Central Railroad, and
is one of the most popular men in the
state. He served with Hoods Brigade
from the beginning to the end Of the
war, and was one of the most popular
officers in it, Let us give him u heavy
pull. WiLDEltN ESS,