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A Fortune Nibbled by Rats.

In the we'll of one of the Paris houses,
torn down in the Rue d'Argenteuil, 9
few days since, the workmen found
hidden q bundle of bank notes, amount
ing. AZ could be seen, to over 500, 600
originally, but which the mice and rats
had so nibbled and torn that they were
of no value. It was ascertained that
many years since a miser, known to be
wealthy, had resided and died in the
place in question, and it is supposed
that he hid the treasure.
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An Omen Letter. 1t Speaks for Itself.
RoCKroRT, Mass, April I'd, 1877.

Mr.. EDITOR Having read in your paper re-
ports Of the remarkable cures OF catarrh, l am
induced to tell &" what 1 know about catarrh,"
and I fancy the " snuff, " and "inhaling tube"
makers (mere dollar grabbers) would be glad
if they could emplazon a similar cure in the
papers. For 26 years I suffered with catarrh.
The nasal passages became completely closed.
and " sticks" wouldn't work, though at inter
walls I would sniff up the so-called catarrh
snuff, until I became q valuable tester for such
medicines. I gradually grew worse, and no
one can know how much I suffered or what q
miserable being / was. My head ached over
nv eyes so that 1 was con6ned to my bed for
many successive days, suffering the most In
tense pain, which at one time lasted continu.
ously for 168 hours. AL sense Of smell and
taste gone, sight and hearing impaired, body
shrunken and weakened, nervous system shat
tered, and constitution broken, and | was hawk.
ing and splitting seven-eighths Of the time: !
prayed for death to relieve me Of my suffering
A favorable notice in your paper OF DR.. Ssges
Catarrh Remedy induced me to purchase
a package, and use it with DR.. Pierce's Nasal
Douche, which applies the remedy by hydro
static pressure, the only way compatible with
common sense. Well, Mr.. Hditor, it did moi
cure me in three-fourths Of a second, nor II
One hour or month, but in less than eight
minutes 1 was relieved, and in three months
entirely cured, and have remained so for ovel
sixteen months. While using the Catarrt
Remedy, I used DR.. Pierce's Golden Medica
Discovery to purify my blood and strengthen
my stomach. I also kept my liver active ano
bowels regular BY the use Of his Pleasant Pur
gative Pellets. If my experience will induce
other sufferers to seek the same means OF re
Lief, this letter will have answered its purpose
Yours truly, s. D. REMICK.
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He Knew that He was Saluted.

B~leischroder, the German banker, is o
bosom friend of Bismarck, who after
much solicitation obtained for him n
patent of nobility. Thereafter the
banker, who had 50 persistently striven
for rank, affected to regard it as q bore.
eff you only knew" he said tc a friend,
"what a nuisance it is to have honors
and attentions paid to you necessarily:
You can't even pass a guatdhouse but
the troops turn out and present arms"
''surely you must be mistaken" said
the friend, "these honors are only re-
served. for military officers OF high
rank" ct beg your pardon" said the
banker, "I know it, because it was done
to me to-day. II you don't believe me
ask Count Won Moltke; he was with me
at the time and saw it ALL"
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Estimates and Appropriations.

The book of estimates which accom-
panies the annual report of the secretary
of the treasury, and which shows the
estimates in detail for appropriations for
the coming fiscal year, gives the follow
ing recapitulation of estimates by depart
ments for the fiscal year ending June 80,
1879, as compared with the a%ppropria-
lions made for the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1878. These figures are pro-
duced below. The column under 1878"
represents the amounts appropriated by
Congress for the current fiscal year,
"1S79" represents the amount which
Congress is asked to appropriate at the
the present session for the fiscal year
which will commence July /, 1878.
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20. By the wrecking of a train on

....29. By the wrecking of a train on
the Rock Island road, twelve persons
SEPTEMBER-3. A s35O,ooo fire
happened III New York ; four persons
were burned to death. A. The Rus.
SLAMS captured Lovatz ...5. Crazy Horse
was captured and killed. 10. About
100 lives were lost. by the collision OF
two vessels in the English channel. 80.
IS. Heavy fighting occurred around
Plevna. is. Yellow fever made its ap'
pearance at Fernandina, Fla. 90.
Gambetta was sentenced to imprison-
ment. "a. The upper stories of the
Patent Office were burned out. 80.
Col. D. Fl. Armstrong was appointed
Senator from Missouri.
OCTORER-2. William G.. Gilman
was discovered to be a forger to a heavy
amount at New York. ...3. Suleiman
Pasha succeeded Mehemet Ali in the
command of the Army of the Danube
IS. The steamer Massachusetts was
wrecked on Long Island sound. The
Nez Perces surrendered to Gen. Miles
....12. Gilman, the forger, was sem
fenced to five years in prison.. ID.
Mukhtar Pasha was forced to retreat. -.
Is. Congress met in special session
Samuel J. Randall was elected Speaker
of the House. The Republicans carried
the French election. ...16. The Russians
gained an important victory in Armenia.
About 10, 900 cigar-makers struck In New
York. 30. A Roumanian attack on the
Grivitza redoubt was repulsed with ter
rible slaughter. ..22. Upward of 200
lives were lost by a colliery explosion
near Glasgow, Scotland. ..25. Despe-
rate fighting took place northwest OF
Plevna.
NOVEMBER. President Hayes
visited the State fair at Richmond, Va.
Oakley Hall returned to New York....4.
Earthquake shocks we're felt IN many
places in New England and Canada. 80.
Daniel W. Voorhees, was appointed Sen
ator from Indiana. ...12. A Turkish
attack on Gen. Skobelef was repulsed
....16. Three banks closed at Reading,
Pa. The French Ministry resigned. -.
II. A mill burned at Fall River, Mass.
loss $500, 600. .18. The Russians car
ried Kars by assault A French Cabinet
was organized. .. 90. The Fishery Com
mission awarded SIS, 500, 900 to the Eng
lish claimants. -. "a. The a steamer
Huron was lost off the North Carolina
coast :; over 100 lives lost. Great dam
age by floods took place in Virginia: -.
%. Thanksgiving generally observed.
~DECEMBER.-1 Kellogg and But
Ter were seated in the Senate. 30.
Congress met in regular session. Eleven
lives were lost by the burning of the
steamer Lotus. A. The Russians
were defeated at Elena....7 The
Turkish advance on Tirnova was checked
80. Osman Pasha surrendered In
conditionally 10. The Servian troops
were ordered to cross the Turkish
frontier. 49,. 10. Suleiman Pasha was
defeated in an attack at Matchka. ...l5.
The Porte called for the Intervention of
the powers. 20. Mines Hotel, Edin-
burgh, Scotland, burned ; ten persons
killed. Candy factory boiler in New
York exploded and building burned
about fifty persons injured. %. Owen
Murphy, q New York excise commits
sioner, absconded with about $500 OO
of the public funds.
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Reruhr Secretion Essential to Health.
Tha repnlar secretion and flow Of the gastric

Regular Secretion Essential to, Health.
The regular secretion and flow OF the gastric
juices, and Of the bile which the use OF Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters promotes, are effects,
which conduce materially to the restoration
Of health, when the system is disordered.
Food is not digested in the dyspeptic.stomach
because the gastric fluid is deficient, superb
bundant or vitiated the liver becomes con-
gested and the bowels constipated because the
supply of bile is inadequate or misdirected.
The Bitters rectifes all this, and removes
every i'll consequence Of non-aesimilation and
bilious irregularity. furthermore, it stimu-
lates the action Of the kidneys, by which i'm
purities are, 80 to speak, strained from the
blood, and any tendency in the urinary or
gans to grow sluggish and disordered is coun-
teracted. Whether it be used as a means ofreS-
ulating gastric or bilious secretion, and reliey-
ing the overloaded bowels, or to promote
complete and therefore healthful, urination,
Hostetter's Bitters may be relied upon with
confidence to accomplish the end in view.
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The population Of France on the last
day of last year wal SO, 9c5, 1888; Paris,
2,41o,a49.
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The propriety of giving condition medicine
to horses. cattle and sheep WAS discussed and
admitted by many Of the agricultural societies
throughout the State last fall, and We believe
that in every case but one they declded In
favor of sheridan's Cavalry Condition Pow
ders. Good Judgment.
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cIe,.on,s Publications.

GIenBOn'B PubItCRf1OnB.
Great reduction in price for 1878 OF Geasor's
Pictorialto 80 a year. Single copies FIVE cents.
The Home Circle to 80 a year, single copies
nve cents, for sale by all newsdealers.
Gleason's Monthly Companion to Il q year,
single copies ten cents. All postage free.
The price of chromos has just been greatly
reduced. No one now gives such liberal terms
to agents as we do. Send for new free circu!ar
Address F. Gleason e. Co., 1888 Washington
Street, Boston, Mass.
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CHEW
The Celebrated
"MATcHLEss"
Wood Tag Plug
TOBACCO.
The PIONEER TOBACCO COMPANY,
New York, Boston, and Chicago.

Frank Leslie, Esq. Of the illustrated
Weekly" says: "For some time past have
been using your Cocoaine, and think it far pre-
ferable to anything I have ever used for the
boiro
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NATURES REMEDY.
YEGETlNEH
The GREAT BLOOD PuRInER,|

SOUTH POLAND. Mo-, OCT II, 1876
Me. 81. R. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-I have been sick two years with the Liver
Complaint, and during that time have taken. Q great
many different medicines, but none of them did me any
good. l was restless nights, and had no appetite. Since
taking the VEGETINE / rest we'll, aud relish my food.
Can recommend the VEGETINE for what it has done
for me. Yours respectfully. MRS. ALBERT KICKER.
Witness Of the above, Me-. GEORGE n. VAUGHAN,
Medford, Mass.
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DIpHrHERIA.-This awful disease IS raging
again this winter, and is almost sure death II
neglected but for q single day. If taken in
season Johnson's Anodyne Liniment will cure
nine cases out OF ten. No family should be
without it a moment.
I Never Felt Better.
Such is the verdict after taking a dose OF QuirKs
Irish Tea. Sold in packages at rs cents.
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lives Know That the Brow of caro-
Is often soothed by a delicious supper, to
which perfect bread, rolls, biscuits, etc., are 80
important. To have these delicious products
Of baking always reliable, the use OF Dooiey' 8
Yeast Powder is very important. This article
is among the most valuable Of the day in its
bearing on health. 1t is put up in cans always
full in weight
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The Galaxy
FOR 1878.
The Leading Newspapers all
Agree that
THE GALAXY

Is the Best and Most Ably Edited Ameri.
90. can Magazine.
"It crowds more downright good litera.
ture between Its covers thmn any other
American ."-7imes, Chicago.
"There Is not n dull page between Its
covers. -7Ymes. Ner York.
"a model periodical, a credit TO American
Periodical "-Fress, Philadelphia.
cit quite eclipses the more conservative
periodicals Of the day."-7he Journal, Bostsn.
alt 1. certainly the best Of the American
Mn rain ."-EIpress, Bv6alo.
"About as near perfection rs anything
can be."-Regfster, Nrtr Haren.
The Prospectus for 1878 10 unusua!ly at
Send for a copy, or refer to the Decsm.
Der number and you will find 1t.
Price $500 per Year.
WE PREPAY THE POSTAGE.
It can be had with either "Harpers Weekly" or
Z" Bazaar" for $3.50. With "LitteD's Living Age"
for $1,000.
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NS@AS tAN S
Louisiana Returning Board, we're in
dicted. The Pan Presbyterian Council
commenced at Edinburgh. A. indie
pendence day celebrated as usual. Six
persons were drowned at Woburn, Mass,
By the upsetting of q boat. 30. A
twelve hours battle was fought at Biela
the Russians captured the place. 80.
Gen. Ord's troops followed a party of
horse-thieves into Mexico. The village
of Pensaukee, Wis, was destroyed by a
tornado, killing six persons. 10. The
Russian left wing was driven out OF Ar
menia. IL. Seven workmen were suffo-
Gated by gas in o coal mine at Brook
fold, Pa. Is. Gen. Howard fought
the Nez Pegces, losing thirteen men.
The steamer Eten was wrecked off the
CHILEAN coast; over q hundred lives were
lost. ..16. Two st. Louis banks sus-
pended. The Russians captured Nikop-
o11s. Ii. The strike on the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad took place. Russian
troops under Gen. Gourko passed the
Balkans. 20. A riot took place at
Baltimore OH account of the strike;
troops fired into the crowd, killing eight
persons. ...21. The Russians were de-
ieated at Plevna. The Turks lost Schip-
ka Pass. %. Many lives and millions
OF property were lost by a riot at Pitts:
burgh. United States troops were sent
to the scenes of disturbances at various
points, Capt. Grape finished the voyage
to England in awhale-boat. ...25. Riot
ers and police skirmished in Chicago
....26. More fighting took place in
Chicago. 81. The Russians were again
defeated, with a heavy loss, at Plevna.
AUGUST. The troops fired on the
mob at Scranton, Pa, killing, four and
wounding several. q. The Turks were
successful at Eski-Saghra. IS. News
was received OF a terrible famine in Brit
ish India. -. 10. The first telegraph line
in China was put in operation. Ill.
Gen. Gibbon fought the Nez Perces in
Montana, losing twenty-five in killed and
wounded, the Indians losing forty-fve.
....16. Centenary of the battle of Ben
nington was celebrated. .1S. Two sat-
elites to the planet Mars were discovered.
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so l give it up and yelled murder just
as loud as I could.
81 expected somebody would come
with a ladder and get me out the window;
but they didn't. I heard somebody
pounding on the sidewalk with q club,
and in a minute afterward the front door
was broke in. But wasn't I a happy
man There was a little streak of light
came up the stairs, and in a minute it
got bigger, and I saw my victims lying
on the floor. I swear to goodness I
never knew before I was so strong. The
floor vas covered with 'em. And while
I was looking at them, who do you think
come up the stairs? Four policemen.
As soon as I saw the first one coming up
I tried to hide behind a table that stood
there, but it was no good-they had me
out in a minute.
"sYour'e the man wot's been making
all this racket, are you? said one of
the policemen.
"'I tried said I.
"tOh, yes; you tried said another
policeman, 'and you'll soon be tried.
What kind of swag did you think you'd
get out of this place? Been assaulted,
lave yea? That's too thin. You come
alou,, with me-.
"When we got to the station-house, ]
got them to send for the manager. As
soon as he came he told the policemen
about the tack cat, and how I went into
the museum very late, and must have
got locked in. So they let me so. But
when the manager came to see me this
morning, he said I spoiled a stuffed tiger
worth $500, and mashed Ben Franklin
and Roger sherman SO nobody could tel.
them from the wax images in the "Last
Supper" and as for John Hancock, he
had a dent across his cheek big enough
to put your fist in. It's a bad thing. !
suppose it'll cost me three or foul
hundred dollars before I get through
The manager says what I heard ur
stairs was the fat boy snoring, and thai
the tiger I found was stuffed; but that
too thin"
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

MONDAY, Oct. PIP. M.-The operations
at the Stock Exchange developed n strong tone
in the Northwestern shares and Western Union
at a further advance Of = and = for the COM
mon and preferred Of the first named. while
the latter was buoyant at 9O@9O's. as against
So. os9's ut the close on SATURDAY. There
were. in the early business indications that the
market would further improve before the
close 81 the days speculation; but unfavor-
able cable advces OF the financial situa-
ton in London. added to decline in
consols OF a.. per cent. caused some
hesitation among the bulls. while at the same
time the leading bears were encouraged to put
out fresh lines OF short contracts. Western
Union Ted the decline. and dropped to sS's, but
IL subsequently rallied TO 90 again. and closed
at the opening figures. Northwestern COM
mon was well sustained, and rose from 4Oas 70
Shore huctuaicd between 90 aud Gi1. hi Eric and The
coal shares were decidedly weak. with Delaware, Lack
and Hudson from iei TO f4i, New Jersey Central
from 81 = to ny and Morris and LsseN o. At ~ The -
weak ami New York Central strong The remainder Of
the list WAS not pr.mincntN dealt m, but G. g aud
ket closed with strong undertone Tor the Western
shares. well Western mon. AMI Lake shore raj
The goi market continued dull. but temporarily 81
Naucci 90 lH on receipt Of cable dc.patchcs alluded
to above ani ciosd At iuos winch wasnso the opening
In loans ts rates paid for having balances carried
were = T. p cent. and fat
Forci.u cNcnHus, stronger at aiVanoe 20 - i,
and - ~ for 60 days sui demand drafts respectively
uatins on pledge of r.t stock cai.ral Al
O. q cent but a more liberal supply nnai trausac.
lions were Effected AZ 5 Prime COMMERCIAL paper wa,
Guyermen. bond. were less active. but the market
The following were die 3 closius uriress
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BRYANr-otNsTED At Trinity church Boston Oct
~. hV the NoN ieyrfeit bradley Jr. assisted by the
R4ht Rev pr Nlos. Bishop of Sew Hampshire. b..
John bryant 10 Charlotte, daughter oi Frederick Law
Olm~icd.
ELrING-GATr -On wcincsiay. oct iG. NJ the resi-.
DEF OF the brides parents white Plains y y. nv tho
Rev = " luihurt. u u T. Eiung 0t Nonkers, y y. I,
e. Laura daughter IT PNfe tale.
FlEID-TRl NBl III. On Thursday. oct H. in tho
Walnut street Pre- terrain Church. lhlalelnhn. Nv
the bride father assisted hy the Rev : " Dana Robert
Patterson Field u Mary Prime Tfumhull, daughter a
the Ecv II tluS Trumhul
FtERO-FLDREDGE On Wednesday. oct L. NJ
Christ Church. Bnshami0n. y y by ihc Rev Milton g.
Aghtner assisted %, the Rev Baby Lghiner OF wilkes
barre. Pa. aud the Rev NJ Hall Of Newark y J.,
man, daughter Of Pamela Eiiredsc Of Bnghamtun.
N-wtLLIAMS-ln BROOKLYN on Friday. Oct 49,
by the Rev Or 7 l. Cuvlcr David W Ium OF Washing.
ton. u. e., e. Carrie. daughter Of Richard Williams
McLAREN-LAMAR.- In Ma On. ia. oct IL. Mr. =. H.
Mclarcn L. Miss Nacna Lamar The bride was attire
In white velvet anf satin. trimmed with point lace,
dress Ia pruccs@e low cersssc aui long flowing train.
Gracefully dropping from her brow wreath u
orange flowers At her TIA oit cluster Of orHnso
buds. fastened with diamond brOJ u. while down tho
front Of the magnificent drt>s were many beautiful
orange buds and flowers From her hend icl veil 4
silk illusion h graceful folds % the enl OF her anpld
train.
rOST-PALMrR on wcinc~isy oct 10. At 81 Paurs
church. Bruoklvn h1 tle Row Wsrr"nt Hubbard. re-.
tor. samuel l. Post Jr to Clara Eiita. daughter ol Wal
Lam Pitt Palmer al of thi. citA.
scorf-ADAMS At tn rcsiieu'c Of The groom. IN
Marion County. TIA. Mr lowt, SCOTT aged - Years 70
Miss Missouri Adams, aged - wears, Mr SCOTS fourth
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TIE GLASGOW BANK FAILURE
Ruin for n Majority OF the sharehoiders-The
Di-xraced Director. Arraisned.

LONDON, Oct. q. The Times, in its iinan-
cial article this morning. says: II looks cN-
tremoly probable that a call Of $500 per share on
the shareholders Of the City Of Glasgow Bank
will bee enough For a majority Of the share
holders that means absolute ruin. Some can
not pay anything. and the consequences Will be
heavy drafts upon the residue who ARE rich.
These drafts will paralyze business. weaken
credit aud prove a source OF misery 10 scotland
for years Banking credit has received shock.
which is itself ono Of the grcntcst calamltirs "a
M u time when the condition OF trade required
1t TO he peculiarly strong. The mischief thus
done Is now only beginning 70 he reyealed. "
tiniutcly doubtless. good will result from this
collapse. but meanwhile Il hangs OVER the coun-
try like u nightmare. and nobody can be sure
that IL may not prove the signal for many iur-
or the directors ~ the city Of Glasgow Bank
now under arrest W. Taylor Is nm eX-TuWn
Councillor Of Glasgow, a member OF IN" school
Board Of that city, and nparin.rlh Il laTse gram
deal NJ firm in the west Of ; 'Otland. Mr lnglls
IL landed proprietor in the east OF Scotland.
Louis Potter ~ a mrmber 81 large shlpplhg
firm in Glasgow. Mr.. wright Is II mrmher oI
Ru East Indian firm in London and Glasgow,
Robert SalmOnd was the manager OF tho Nily OF
Glasgow Bank when II stopped IN 1871 Mr..
stewart is an Edinburgh merchant. Inc arrests
have crcntnd n great sensation. hut meet " IN
the general approval OF the community. The
directors were to-day Hrfnignei before the
Supcndnry Magistrate OF Glasgow and remand
I@cour 4 Watson. shipping necnts Of elias
gov and Lrith, huye imcd. Their Liabilities
are believed 10 be large.
Alexander Bell n Sons. London merchants In
the spanish trade have failed Their Liabilities
have not vet been nsrertnlund.
james Morton Co.,, on" of inc Irms hrgry
indebted to tho city of Glasgow Bank, have
Their liabilities IRE estimated al from two a.
two and a half million pounds.
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TIE sorrn srRRrNDERs HER nElRr
A Grander Victory than that the North
Achieved at AppomnttoN.

NASHVILLE. Oct. 21.-Thc Democrats Of the
sixth District of Tennessee unanimously renomiuaird
the Hon John H. House for Congress. Mr. House. IN
speech acknowledging the compliment, said
In the next between the two great parties they
will divide upon governmental policy ami without &C.
uoual Ruimosity, sectional hatred viii hc eliminated
from the contest the South i CONGO rned.
am certain that such Will be the ease. can
not fellow ciulens md II In my heart 70 indulge in
feelings OF malice toward the people OF the North when
witness their maeuaninous ant gencruus conduct to
ward the southern people. ieei like pulling on my
hat and standing uncovered In their presence. Oh,
gtauior than tue Nw,or, Of Appomau9N l. The victory
Wuuby the people o the Nor IN the noble aud generous
contributions e. tie stricken and Suffering south tpnn
that lated field the south surrendered her sword Within
the shadow OF tc dark wing of pestencc. beside the
made ct her hcfuic sous aud daughters with
bowed heat nud fearful ewes she extends her hand and
surreudcrs her heart tu tie generous and magnnuuuus
Nnrih Gods own hand ha, hrdsVd the bloody chasni
Let the ambition Of man seek Ia reopen tile wounds
aud rtkudlr the emhers of sectional strife Ietus
into ths great cunfo Of lS1 without any these 81,
mrntsuf sectional bitterness Oi viii be 80.
Nhi,d Ia questions governmental policy. but with
that element eliminated from the contest Tcprv
the South stand upon the hoOr ot Congress,
thr the Northern states and eau Look 10
the material development OF his own .ecuon 10 The en-
atgeucut of commercial relations ana make the South.
crn p,"ple more prosperous with fraternity and htr.
restored s great country can march on 60 more
glorious future than has been seon III the past