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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-01

London is just organizing its first safe de-
post company, thing familiar to every Am
ericau city, The place of deposit is little for.
tress 10 its way, isolated from other buildings,
surrounded by noat filled with water, TRAN
GUAR fire. proof, bomb-proof, burgar-prooi.
The vaults are sunk to great depths, and the
doors, without hinges, bolts, etc., are moved by
some sort Of machinery, and weigh some four
tons each
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-01

The graves of the Uoion soldiers at the Ma
tional Cemetery, Memphis, were decorated
yesterday afternoon. About 1000 people we're
in attendance, more than half of whom were
ex-Contederates Hosea Townsend, orator Of
the day, made an appropriate address, in which
be referred to the presence of the ex-Contcd-
crates Col. Trumbull, an ex-Federal, read an
original poem. General Pillow made a brief
aud appropriate reply.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-01
POhT Or -7LEI.i.|URf.a. JL'.N'E 1, rs.
sun rose..............4 40 Moon ris, s...... ?.
Sun sets ...............7 IT. High waler. u.,,i

''eA' So1o ~
sRRlvtr
Schr Warren Sawyer, Boston, to America
Coal c.
Schr Jane Emson. for Washington.
Schr Carrie, for Georgetown.
SAILED.
Steamship New York, Philalelphis, by \
Reed
Steamer Pilot Boy, Curr,msn, by FA ReA,
Schr George E Young, Portland, by Hsm o,'
shire and Baltimore Conl Co
ochr VIM Wiler, Allyn's Point, by American
Coal Co
Schr Cordelis Newkirk, Norwich, by Anr.i-
can Coal Co.
schr Jesse Murdoch, New Bedford by Amer
icsu Coai Co.
Schrs Jenny A Shepherd and Charlotte JAM
ieson, from Georgetown.
Schr Mary Ella, South Amesbury, Mass. 10y
j Agnew.
Schr Henry Washington, Portsmouth,, MI,
by j P Agnew.
MEMORANDA
Schr NJ Z Riley hence, at Boston 9th ut
Schr Lizzie Dung, from this port for Boston
which put into Norfolk with heads OF main AMI
mizzenmasts broken of, be ng unable to bro
cure spars for new lnasts, will shroud the broker.
ones and proceed with the sails double reefel
LIGHT HOUSE BUILDING
lighthouse ut Toes Marsh, York river. (.
| and one on Soomon's Lump between Tsn1r-
Sound and Chesapeake Bay, are in course Of
| construction On the 18th ult proposals wer.
opened for the metal work of two screw pile
| lighthouses, one on Thomas Point Shoals, Ch.s
| apcake Bay, to be completed by September !s
| and the other on the Port Tobacco Flats, Po,o-
| mac river, to be constructed next year. On Sat
urday last proposals were opened for The Meta
work r'qured for three day bescons in the Po-
| tomac river tho work to be done By September
| /. The lettings are made in Washington. The
metal work is to be delivered At Baltimore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-01
C.4.NIL GO.N.NERCE.

Arrived-Boats w Woolls and 4 A Good
win, via Rock creek, to Hampshire AMI Balti-
Lloyd. } II Platte, 5 5 Howi~on, j w Morris,
American Flag. Rich'd Bender, Chss Clifton.
II q CIaushton, b G Flsyg, Michael Snow and
A } Clark, to American Coal Co; d a Miller,
to Consolidation Cal CO.. A Cropley. Belle
Res,ey and a } NJ Ills, via Rock creek to j 7
Aghew.
Departed Boats NJ D Corse, A J Akin D A
Miller American Flag and } W Morris
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-01

The old aud somewhat celebrated Tavern
property at Stafford e. H., with 226 acres Of
land attached, was sold at q Trustees sale on
last County Court day, to Lyman K=
logg, esq, for 1920. He has suce sold
ii to James Morton, who comtemplates
erecting substantial frame building upon the
site of the old stand. This old hotel stand was
celebrated before the time of railroads, when
stage lines were in vogue. 1t was one of the
principal stopping points for the stages over
the route from Washington to New Orleans,
and under its roof maDy of the statesmen of
the better days of the republic, we're entertain
ed, 10 style that would have been credit to
any Of the modern hotels.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-01

The election in Stafford county. resulted 10
the choice of j. B. Jet, as Commonwealth +
Attorney; J. A. Tackett, Clerk Of the Courts,
I. g. Mopcure, Commissioner OF the Revenue;
Thomas Wall, Treasurer; and Hugh Adie,
Sheriff.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-01

The private library of Daniel Webster, 10
Guiding pamphlets, speeches and oratioDs in.
dexed 10 Webster's own handwriting, also no.
ticeable books presented to him by eminent
men, is to be sold at auction in Boston, j une s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-01

The decision of tho U. s. Circuit Court in
the case of John ?. Branch against the Receiver
of the Macon & Brunswick Railroad brought
to test the validity Of the act uf the State o!
Georgia in seizing the road and ordering its
sale without making provision for the payment
of the second mortgage bonds, the Endorsement
of which was repudisted by the State-turned
upon the ground that the bill filed by Branch,
though nominay against the Receiver, was
really proceeding against the State, and Was
therefore not cogpiz .ble by the courts. The
merits of the cause were not passed upon at all,
the Court simply deciding the question of iur-
isdiction.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-01
THOMAS PERRY,
NO. II KING STREET.

THEKTILIZERSl FERTILlZERSI
l. FEkTlLlZERSl
OBER'S A. A. GUANO, $50.
OBEkS NOMINATED SUPER-PHOS-
PLATE, $50.
MANHATTAN PHOS Pc ATTIC BLOOD
GUANO, $50
EUREKA GUANO, $50.
GUANAHANI GUANO, $35 For SAFE by
HUOE IL JOHNSTON, Agents,
NH 2 No. Prince st., Alexandria, ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-01

The London Post says it has reason to be-
leve that there is every likelihood Of the Gov.
erumeuts of Russia and England coming to a
friendly arrangement on the question Of Cen
trail Asia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-01
COM Nj ERC1AI,.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Juue l.. -Wte., !
dull and lower offerings 494 bushels rcd, with
sales at l2O, lbs, 100 and 33, latter for s,r,c,,v
prime Corn is quiet snd steady; sales of white
al IS, mixe'l at 50. So and 81. and yellow y, 8.
offerings lI5G bushels. Nothing doing in r, e
OF Oats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-01

Greece declines the Invitation to participate
in the centennial exhibition at Philadelphia 10
1876
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-01

ISignedl r. H. STABLER: Chemist.
March y 1915.
No Super Phosphate can be made withon. TIE
aid Of waser and those which do not show this
feature has it dried out in most cases by the nd
mixture of heavy inert matter Of no use IT, the
farmer. PRICE $45 PER TON OF 300 LBS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-01
SL.H.TEK RE- OKTo.
GUNNER BOARDING
~ NORTH HILL


CLARKE COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
l will entertain boarders by the week or
month My re.der ce is commodious, high and
healthy, snd ove-loOks the Shenandoah river,
where boating, bathing and bass fishing can be
enjoye1 The water is excellent, both hard and
soft; also f!te., u clsterEs and phur spring on
the place, The stage passes the door twice n
day in connection with Winchester, Alexan-
dra, Washington city, Baltimore, &c, via W.
& .. K. r. Only six miles to Round Hill depot.
Postotlice at tho door, and churches Of every de-
nomination, and physician at Berryvlle 5 and
Snickersv!lc mi,es Off The scenery OF the
Blue Ridge, the river and landscape on every
side, is very beautiful and the house has long
porches on three sides, and extensive lawn all
around.
Ice is abundant and conveyances available.
@a" References given and required Address
me, ut Castlemsn's Ferry, Clarke unity, Va.
je l-eo3w G NJ. CAS1L MAN.
baltimore Gazette copy and send bll to adv'r
rJ,HE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
l. WEST VIRGINIA.,
r. IN us for its Alternative Waters and Fashion
ID Patronage, will be OPENED ON MAY15
CHARGES TO JULY lst.
Monthly w per day
FOR MONTHS JULY AND AU;, UST
Monthly "...S'.So per DAY
eeEIy % w per udy
~ MISC UERADE and FANCY BALLS
will b: gi gu on the most liberal sca.e, on The
2lst of July, and on the 4th, 18th and 10Th OF
August. when the entire area of the Immense
building. upwards OF 40 feet In length, will DC
thrown upon on these festive occasions.
Ns- We are making important and expensive
improvements in building and lodging accom-
modutioEs, INCL UDING NEW SPRING
BEDS, &c
Descriptive pamphlets obtained of GEO. e.
WEDDkkBURN, e g., room 3, Second Natl
Rank WAshinptOn ID, &,
my l3-eolm GEO. l.. PEYTON s. co.
pAW LEY PRINGS.
This popular and delightful summer resort
near Harrisonburg, Virg MIA, will be
OPEN ON JUNE l, 1875
under the management OF Major Z. b. LUCKE.
Circulars with full description, Can be Oh
tanned of Coleman & Rodgers Baltimore; Will
kinson Hithers, Richmond; Maj G. B.
Lucke, of ''Sp ttswood Hotel" Hsrrisonburg,
Virg mia, or ot Mr.. George &. Wedderburn,
room g. Second National Bank, 500 Seventh ST.,
Washington, ID. G.
A. B. TRICK,
my Pm President Board of Directors
ct. JULIEN CLARET, prime article, in
~ store and for sale by
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-01

The following ominous utterance IN relation
to President Grants letter is from the Wash
ington Chronicle :-'Should continuation Of
military discipline aud supervision be required
and the peuple believe that these "circum-
stances called for person OF military expert
enoe at the head of the Government, it is pos
sibie that third term would be considered a
necessity aud President Grant might then, III
response TO the popular voice, become his own
successor" Aud it is not at all Improbable
that the administration will attempt to make
it appear that this ''dtscipline' aud "supervi.
sion ARE required. Anything to retain
power"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-01

HE STATE DEBT. -Mcssrs lhos. Brauch
& Cos Rchmoud circular on the State debt
says:
The Governor has taken high ground for the
unfolding of State credit. He has stated freely
in conversation that an increase of taxes to pay
the whole interest would be loss damaging to
our material prosperity than the acton OF the
repud,ationists; and he freely denounced the
measures referred TO rs destructive ind vicious;
It was well known that he would have vetoed
them if they could have found majority to al
vocate them.
The press of the State has been almost unsni
nous in denouncing the Republication party, AND
i is worthy of note that several ilhuentla! gen
tlemen, VINO were understood TO be III sympathy
with the State poverty views of the GOV eruor'
have, like him, abandoned the Reputation par
~ when lis AIS were unmasked.
No careful estimate of the income to De de-
rived from the revised tax DILL has yet been
made, but it can hardly TALL short OF. S2. 'oJo0o
Of this amount there will be paid III o,o,
tax receivable coupons. ........ l,ooOIo'
Net cash reVenue...... 1,oAo,ooO
EAprnse of State ns estimated by Au- -.
QltOr '''.'''" 49, ''Ne
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-01

MORE NEW DRESS GOuDS-May 3lst,
Nl 1S75-We open ted: y n line of the cheap
est Iron Frame Grenadines ever offered in this
market, ranging in price from 37sc, doc, soc,
62ic and upwards. Also beautiful! high luslre
Alpscas at she, 45c SOC. &C., &C. All first
class standard Ca,icoes ut l0c
D. +. tRASHEAR,
nv 81 No. 100 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-01
The New York Times, republican, accepts

The New York Times. republican, accepts
the Presidents letter as distinct denial OF all
scheming for third terw," though, By way
of clDching the nail, it declares that what
ever the democrats may say about II, II IL tue
duty of republicans to treat it IN good fal'h'
and to prepare the work of 1876 without re-
ference to even the possibility of Grant beng
in the field as candidate" The Tribune,
while looking upou the letter as hnally with
drawing the Presidents name, considers 1t
somewhat Delphic 10 it phraseoogy" The
New York Herald says: I'VE shall be sur
prised if the country accepts this as satlsfac-
tory declaration from the President. 1t is an
evasiye letter" The Commercial Advertiser,
strongly administration, does not look to see the
letter accepted by all his (the President 81
carping critics who still claim to traterulze with
the republican party" and the Post remarks
that the letter comes better late than never.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-01

Bonds funded under the amended act
Coupon and registered inter-
vertabe) coupons, not good tor 49,. $50
LaACs o,ooo,ooo
West Virginia zone third) certificates l2,Ou,UOU
Unfunded bonds, sll classes, includ- 800
ing all lost and destroyed bonds.... 9,0OO'oOo
$40 90 tax paving coupons mature and are
thrown on the market lst } nuary and LIST July.
The price has averaged gu 50 January and July,
and 9Ua92 June and December Tax payers buy
Ireely. The market is now bare We quote
them q: 90, while the bonds are 81, Coupons otiJ
at which price they pay about ten per cent on
cost, besides being exempt from Stale and mu-
nicpal taxation in this State and IN consequence
they are becoming a tavorite investment at
hOma
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-01
DIED..

At his residence, Miilbank, in King George
county, Va, on the I'D instant Of gneumoniss,
after a brief il ness, AUGU>TiNE FITZ-
HUGH, in the eighty fifth year of his age.
"Blesse are the dead who die in the LORI"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-01

Surp us ......... ........'. .'...'.'''''. o-TeV0
The surplus will be applied 10 the SINKING
fund, and any balance to paying part interest
on the non c0nsol debt. Tue debt statement cor
recteu to LIST April is rs follows:
Coupon consol bonds carrying cou-
pons receivable for taxes..lo, OO,N0
Registered bonds convert
able into the foregoing. 2NO,OOO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-01
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
TUESDAY, JUNE l.

HE STATE DEBT --Mcssrs. Thos. Branch
e. Cos, Richmond, circular Oh the State debt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-01

Not cash reyenue 1,62OOOO
HS apnr VI N'a'o 10000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-01

WARRENToN ELECTION The following is
the result OF the election Tor Corporation officers
Of WarreBtoD For Mayor-C. T. Green, O2;
Recordcr-W w. Williamson, 100; Aldermen
}. Y. Brooke, l03; no. r. SplImau, loo;
john Ross, l0i; G. f. Payne, l0l; Ii. {. Yates,
lO: A. Fletcher, lU3; g. &. BOnthe, l03.
There was no opposition to this ticket. The
gentlemen elected all belong to the old town
rounril
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-08-21

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II sagst We eianof tA nd "
hll Va ihis cFavas of sise there Nil
bo lille ne ~ bY tie gah1als
socfhg Of prcsefsat0a"
ws desire o. hearty t9.operadon
Of our leadisg e firms " The g1f os
pafts n TIC coan'y " order 10 cory
GOT he views Or the Comnlitse. and
ffqacst tlsir assistance apd suggrs
tons and Old IN every way possible
IN connection wth this zane suhiccl
the vick burg Herald remarks.
G haiuly ihe issues involved wsfs new
~ more vital and IL IL hardly necessary
to DO more than urge The people 10 ae'iva
md unc as ng vigilance throughout the
cimpsign. The importance Of . Demo
craii victory next Fail Is too apparen, 10
reqrire Augment, The only question Is
hosto sohis " II. Thorough and com
pete organic ton In every county, town,
hamlet and brecinc, ~ the State IL the
great nced and Indispensable condition OF
succ'ss, and work, unceqsing and uure-
hitting until the close Of the polls on
election day, mus be done. No labor
shonld be spared, for the end to be ac-
complished il a grea. one, OF vital im7or-
tauc' to our political and ma'e-isl ea,va-
ton. The names Of which the commit.
tee is composed Is 3 guarantee of earnest,
dlligeut work on their part, and we ex-
pect to see the most vigorous campaign
iuangurated thst this State has known
for years.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-08-21
WITNESS.

SCRANTON, August 1Sh, 1875.
Col. VI. Smith
Ei,tor of the STAR Of P~ascegoula.
DEAR SlR:-From August, s h up to
the present date, l hive had thirteen
cases OF fever to attend to. They were
cases of billions ramittipg fever, some OF
which assuming a high degree of malig-
nitv from ths commencement.
~Tney we're all few rs of more th1n one
paroxysm,
No albnmen was found in the urine Of
even the worse cases.
Tnough in a few cases thsrsFwAre re-
peated and copious vomiting OF bile, no
black vomit took place.
In one case only. there was temporary
suppression of the renal function which
was restored and kept up to the last mo-
ment.
With the exception OF NJ IS Engenie
Clark, whose death .toook place this morn
ing at about 10 O'Clock, my patents aye
manding fast enough.
DE-. Ernest de- Blauc, one of the coro-
ners of the City of New Orleans, having
heard the alarming rumors that w"re cir
culated in the Cisy, about Scranton and
Pdscegoula being VISITED by a fearful ep-
IGemic Of yellow fever, took tie train and
came to our place to remove bis family to
The City. After opqIiring into the ns-
tire and abe symptoms o. tie fever. an I
having called on n my, patients. he re-
TUNED home satisfied that his family
was in safety here, and furthermore adj
vised Mr.. Cassard of New Orleans to
| leave his also, which Mr.. Cassard did.
Hoping the foregoing may prove inter
FestiBg to yeu numerous resdes.
remain Mr.. Editor,
Yours respectfully,
n. LAMBERT, M. ID.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-08-21
Oar Half Sheet.

Our foreman, Mr.. 0ppelt, left us,
aud sailed this week for Texas in the
Schooner I%udianola, Capt Bloom,
and we have found it Impossible at
the present time to supply his place.
although We have used all exertions
TO do so, from New Orleans. This
j. not at all to be wondered at, owing
to the fcverish state of the public
mind-whcre most OF the fever exists
in regard to this place, at New
Orleans and Mobile.
But by next issue, arrangements
will be made TO place us all right
again, and in the meantime We ask
the indulgence OF our readers for that
which was absolutely unavoidable.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-08-21

Dr.. u p. Gaines Of Mobile in a
note to us, regrets the mistakes that
occurred in his note to the Register
of that CT y, through which he refutes
a SANDER against our people in res
gard to their Generalization and treat
ment of TIE sick.
The name of D.. II. L. Howe
physician in charge, who has been
devoted to the sick, on the Brad
field place, is entirely misprinted.
The name of Mrs. JOS. Ellison who
has been devoted all the time, he
writes US was also omitted by the
printer, as well as that of Capt. John
Foster. Mrs. j. Chidsey appears for
Mrs. G. Chidsey. And the womaL
to whom he refers formerly belonging
TO Mr.. Pool Of Mobile, is Martha,
wife Of Willis FraDzbury, OF Scranton d.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-08-21
0 CLERK.

We are authorized to announceiCadmus II
Alley. rs a candidate for reelection, 10 the ofice
of Clerk of the Circuit and Chancery Courts
OF jackson coun y.
We are authorized to announce Var. n. IL
WOOD, al a candidate for the Offices of Chan
Gerry and Circuit Clerk Of Jackson G unity. sub
ject to the decision offs Democratic Conserva
tive Convention.
We are authorized to announce S7r. Albcrs
DeImns, as a candidate for the Offices of Circuit
and Chaucery Clerk of Jackson county, subject
10 the decision of a Democratic Conservative
Convention.
We are authorized to announce Hr. naberf
IT. Krcbs, as a candidate for the offices OF Cir
cut and Chancery Clerk of jackson county, snb-
ject to the decision of a Democratic Conservative
Convention. I'd
We are authorized to announce MIR. NJ. M
Evans, as a candidate for the Offices Of Citcuit
and Chnaeery Clerk of jackson county subject
TO the decision of a Democratic Conservative
Convention.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-08-21
After n lonp per

After a long period of gloom and
dependency. Louisiana. one OF the
most fertile and productive States.
of the Union, the sugar bowl OF the
United States, seems about TO
emerge from the eclipse which has
di nme6 her former beauty and pros
perity. Bad government and oppres>
sive taxation have bound down the
tiIlers of the soil. bat with a steady
perseverance they have toiled on. look
ing for the brighter day which is now
about te dawn. The present crop
prospects have never been surpassed,
and the crops have heen raised
upon so independent a basis ns 10 the
current year. We earnestly believe
the Grange movement has had a large
effect in bringing about this improved
state Of affairs. Through its medium
the farmers have been taught net only
economy, bat Internationally. o..
Picayune.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-08-21

We call attention TO the card from
from DR.. Lambert a physician of
Scranton. He and DR.. Howe being
the physicians who have had, and
have, all tue cases about here. Dr..
Lambert's report does not include
the cases that have occurred on the
Bradfcld place under charge OF DR..
Howe +; and it must also be rcmem-
bered that Dr.. Brad6eld and his
lamilv were sick several days before
DR.. Howe was called in. in which
time the disease had progressed con-
s~iderably.
Besides the Bfadfelds, there have
occurred two deaths Of the fever in a
cabin in the yard "Cbarlcy Neon
mel and his wife Frances, who died
the latter, on Monday and thef9rwer
On Tuesday. C
The other cases there, Mrs. Byrne,
Mrs. Payne, Miss Alice Miles, a child
and Mrs Maura, a creole. are conva>
lescing.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-08-21

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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-08-21
FOR SHERIFF..

We are authorized 10 announce a.. n. Ram
my, ne a candidate Tor reelection to the office of
Sheriff - jackson County subject 10 the decision
OF the Democratic Nominating Convention. con-
trolled by Primary & %ections.
We are authorized to annnsunce gohrson
Ware asn candidate for the offi" of Sheriff of
jackson county.
We are authorized to announce, Nr. ". u.
Davis rs o candidate for the cffee of Sheriff
of jackson c. unity. sutj ct to the decision Of
tho Democratic Convention controlled by the
Pfimory Election.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-08-21
''The times have been,

The times have been.
That, when the brains we're out. the mar
would die,
And there an end" but now. SO, nomore
For, as Thetis, in the river Styx.
Did the great Achilles plunge,
Leaving the HEEL alone vulnerable,
Where the arrow pierced a mortal wound.
SO, ever since, to'gusrd the heel
Is some folks greatest care.
And being ''heeled" they live, and move
aud have a being.
Add overcome as like o summer c'oud
With most especial wonder.
Macbeth No. 2.