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INsoLyENTs's NOTICE.


John P Murray VS.. His Creditors.
.nRDERED this 14lh day of August. 1879.
~ that John 7. Murray, petitioner FOR ire
peneht oil the 4Sti Article Of the Code 81 Pub.
lie General Laws of the State Of Marvland
entitled .'lusolyents,' give notice ID M,
creditors, endorsers and snreties, that she
"a Monday Of February, A. d. 1880. a fired
for the said John r. Murray 10 appear ii
the Circuit Court for Carroll county 10 an (.
swer snch inturrogatories or allegations a.
his creditors ondorsers or snreiies nav ira.
pose or allege against him; and that d cony Of
TINS oraer bs puRiislied b sonic newspaper
printed y me City Of Westminster for three
months prior 10 the said I'd Monday az Feh.
rnary next, as such notice.
eaI.. II, FRANK 4. SHAW.
CLERK Of the Circuit Court for Carroll eo,,nty
True copy,-Tess
aug 10 sm Faux r. SHAW. Clerk.
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PUBIIIC SALE


DY virtue ola decree Of The Circuit Court
I'D for Carroll cobiily, sitting IL Equity, the
undersigned, Trustees thereby appointed, will
offer at Public Sale, on
Saturday, he s0th day ~ September, iSsa,
on the premises, the following described par
cells Of Real Estate whereof the late Joseph
Harnish died seized, 10 wit: LIST. All that
Lot OF Ground situated ia 1aueytoyn, Carroll
county, Md, fronting on the street leading TO
Emmiltsburg, aud adjoining the parsonage of
the Reformed Church, containing about
Three-Eighths Of an Acre Of Land,
well enclosed, and IN good state Of ruliiva-
ton. II viii be offered on the premises, at
10 o'clock, A. ~, on the day Of sale. Pos
session given on compliance withihe terms
Of sale
End. At l clock, p. NJ, Of said day, will
also be offered at Public Sale another parcel
Of Land, left by said deceased, to wit: All
that Small Farm containing
81 Acres Of Land, More or Less,
situated in Carroll county, about three miles
east OF Taneytown, on the road leading from
Henry and Samuel Gait to Eckis Mill, about
one mile from Galts Station, on the Penn
sylyania Lane Railroad, adjoining lands Of
Thomas Longley, Samuel 7. Baumgartner
and others. IL is now occupied by Frank
Ieniz. The improvements consist Of a good
two-story frame
DWELLING HOUSE, cAsED with BRICK,
Bank Barn, and other outbuildings. Il has
about Six Acres Of Woodland, andthe rest is
.tillable land, in good condition, divided. into
seven fields. Possession given the first day OF
The above parcels will be sold clear Of the
widows dover. Any one wishing further ia.
formation can call on the undersigned, Wm.
II. liviugin Taneytowp, or on Sampcl A. liz.
| ing near said farm. VA Att
1 TERMS OF SALE;--0ne-third of the
purchase money TO be paid on the day Of sale,
or on the ratification thereof by the Court;
one third in one year, and the residue in two
years from the day of sale, with interest from
| SALE the credit payments TO be secured by
the notes Of the, purchasers with approyed
/ sureties 3Asl
WILLIAM II. HARNISH, / -.
vi SAMUEL A. HARNISH, Z frns'ees
4 faugs0'st Jos N. Parkei Solicitor.
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NO. 1911 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll county.
Jacob Reigel and others vs. Susan Reigel and
Others. $1,000
nRDERBDt this 1lth day Of September,
" A. d. 1879, that the account OF the Au.
ditor filed in this cause be finally ratified and
conRrmed unless eaube To the CONTRARY
thereof be shown on or before the both day
of September inst; provided copy of this
order be inserted for two successive weeks
before the last named day, in some Newspaper
published in Carroll county. ,H
FRANK 7. SHAW, Clerk.
True Copy--Test: lit i~tN
sep 1924 FRANK /. SHAW, Clerk.
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THE DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY nv
yANDERFORD BROS
ooENKR oraAtS AND cESTRE srRgErs.

TEliMs.-s2 per year In advance. Single comics 5
cents, Nosubseripton discontinued until ali arreafs
are paid, unless at the option Of the publisher
ADVERTISING RATEs.-One square Is IIne.l will
bcinserted lines or less for u and cents fir each
subsequent Insertion. one square 2 ings 81 IA, q
mos. 81 W mos, s. business Cards not exeeetiinr
s lines S. per year, When the number OF Insertions
Is not marked advertisements win be continued until
forbid and charged accordingly. Yearly advertisers
must coniine adyei!lsements 70 their own business.
Rule and Figure WORK double price. Business 10.
free. Obituaries and personal communicate MS 8
Es-All correspondence with this Office should lie
addressed TO Tue ADVOCATE"
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JOHN T. DIFFENBAUGH
AUCTTONEER.

WESTMINSTER, Nd, will give especial
w attention 10 the sale Of Personal Pro
perry and Real Estate. s6 IS 49,
Engagements may be made al this Office
feb 9-tf f.
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HSHE County Commissioners Of Carroll
4 county, VIII meet III their once, n west
minstefs on the FlRsrs MoNDAxyof OcrosER.
1879 for the transaction Of business.
" ORDER LOUIS G. TRUMBO,
SEP Clerk.
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SELECT SCHOOL.

Mrs. C. SPALDING will open Day
AVA. School for young ladies and little chill
dreH ut her home. lcurner of 0enlre and
Green Streets, OF AokBAY, SEPrENBEe PED.
For terms, apply Ia II Y ~ w, I'M
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FOR Grass

II has no equal. The good effects Of the an.
plication will be evident for years Plants
grown with this fertilizer viii resist any ordi-
nary drought, remaining green and vigorous
when others are parched. Grass lands, on
which this article alone has been used. willie
free from weeds a liberal application afthis
fertilizer viii increase the productive capacity
OF the land as it contains no siimulants, but
IS entirely solid plant food. The ingredients
are available Phospborie Acid, Silieic Acid,
Potash, SODA and Magnesia, which are IN the
form best adapted to the needs Of the plant
s q lar superior IN condition to any other
q Aiier tho iersiiizor Il removed, the haes can
be used 10 hold anything, without damage.
Packed In good strong bags of 200 lbs. each
The PoPrtEIa SnacArrb PHosrnArr Co.
No 90 Smiths Wharf, Baltimore.
Agent: JAMES a. S1IAEFFER.
aug u, lS79.2m Westminster, Nd,
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WHITELoCK'S VEGETATOR.

WE again offer the farmer this valuable
w fertilizer, equal in quantity and eondi.
ton to any we have ever sold. The pasi
winter has demonstrated its superiority to any
thing in the market. Il is bound to produce
a crop Of wheat, however severe the winie 7.
aud to be followed by setting Of grass. II
is so Eichin plant food that an application %
one.,Iuarter 20 one third less aihnn any elhe}
manure viii suifice, aihus ewing Il Is IL ths
cheapest TO use.
W. WHITELoCK, Al Co,
II SouTH SrREsT,
june 2s.Sm Baltimore, Nd.
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DAVID FoWBLE, President.
JOHN J. ABBOTT,
J0NAG uAUNIp

Commissioners for Carroll county.
Test: l.. C. TRuMBo, Clerk.
sep l3.4t
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RATIFICATION NOTICE,

III INC OFphhhs court OF UarFoIl county.
AUGUST Term, 1879
Estate of Daniel Walker, Deceased.
ON application il is ordered this 9th day oil
" September, 1879, that the sale Of the
real estate Of Daniel Walker, late Of Carroll
county, deceased, made by John Walker and
Daniel Walker, executors Of the last will aud
testament Of said deceased, and this day re-
ported to this court by the said executors, be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause be shown
TO the contrary, on or before the I'd Monday
18th day Of October next; provided copy O
this order be inserted for three successiv,
weeks in some newspaper printed and pub
Iished ia Carroll county, before the LIST Mon
day, 9Th day Of October next.
The executors report the amount Of sal,
to be one thousand aud thirty.fye dollar
fgI npb M \ lIl'l.' l-I'T
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NOTICE.

a LII persons are hereby warned not to
"A trnst my wife, SARAH ANN MYERS,
on my account, as viii not be responsible
for any debts contracted by her She Is also
forbidden 70 come upon my premises.
sep G!sta ABDiEL MYERS.
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August Term, 1875
nRDERED this 2nd day Of September,
~ 1879, that the sale of real estate in The
proceedings 10 the above cause mentioned
made and this day reported by Samuel ],
Messenger, Trustee in said cause, appointed
to sell the same, be finally ratified and con.
hrmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the 2nd day Of Octo
Der next provided a copy Of this order be
published IN some newspaper published ii
Carroll county once in each Of three succes.
siye weeks before the 2sth day of September
instant -.
The report states the amount of sales o be
Ss422.ls, FRANK I. SHAW, Clerk.
True Copy-Tsst:
sePG.2t FRASK I. SHAW, Clerk.
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THE PoPPLEIN
S|Icatel Phosphate Co.,
MANUFACTURERS
OF the Only Complete Mineral Fertilizer
so REFUSE ORGANIC NATTER.

GONTAlNS every mineral ingredient re-
~ moved from the soil BY cropping. Does
not burn the plant. Feeds and does not ex-
haust the land Contains one-third more
bulk than any other fertilizer. Is fine, light.
dry and drills beautifully, no coggine and no
time lost in cleaning the drill. Is entirely FREQ
from od0r and can be handled without offence.
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.dgg NO. 1908 EQUITY.
In the circait Court for Carroll County.
Henry L. Beltz and John F. Pfeiaer, Trus.
tees, vs.. Andrew Pfeiffer and Josepha
Pieiher, his wife.
ORDERED this srd day Of September, A.
" d., 1879, that the amended account @.
of the Auditor filed in this cause be finally
ratified and confirmed, unless cause to The
contrary thereof BE shown on or before The
22nd day OF September, inst; provided . COPY
of this order be inserted for two successive
weeks before the last named slay in some
newspaper Published in Carroll county.
FRANK T. SHAW, Clerk.
True copy,-Test;
sep 6.2t Faux 7. ShAw, Clerk.
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FOR WHEAT.

This Fertilizer will grow more wheat 10 the
acre, under same circumstances. than anv
other. The grain win be larger, plompef.
heavier and will bring more money in The
market or at the mill. The roofs will be Ion.
ger, stronger and more numerous, thus afford.
ing protection against winter killing The
straw will be sitter and stronger and will not
lodge under ordinary storms or on bottom
lands as with other fertilizers. - :,
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lnquests.
Inquest over the body Of John Pratt, a.
,iAsf ~ Alma House. iffff "a 1
Jesse W. Bardenburg, Coroner. az TO
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Magistrates.
Hawk and Owl Heads,
. : FFFF''' = ~lVW =
Locating and Opening New County
Roadg

Road Case No. l2l, Samuel Swope,
Examiner, 4 day.....-..........-. 50 90
Hezekiah Hahn, Examiner day 200
Jacob Mehring, Examiner, day. ~ : n0
Henry @. Wilt, Surveyor, ] day. 400
Ezra Qonover, Chairman, days. 5 M 90
Sol. Shoemaker ] day.. 90
chas. n. Hess, flarnm, : flaygg q 400
hss SIS 90
Road Case No. 100, N. G. McKin.
A,ry, Examiner, 2 days......... 81 90
Jacob Shauetts, Examiner, days 4 O0
Dr.. WIN. Reindollar, Ex. 2 days. I 90
David Roop, Surveyor and Plat. IL 90
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Taxes Refunded as Improperly

Farmers, aud Mechanics Bank,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SlOs 80
Jacob Foglesong. .................... &c
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-06-10
Mai. Hanby's COLONY !"

Maj. J. r. Handy OF this county, In
forms us he has established a colony In
Texas, having two sous, n son-ln law
aud two grand-sons, Mt Musqu!t, Dali
las Co. Theee gentlemen recently left
this neighborhood and II they are
pleased, after n brief trial, will remain
there. DIR. Sam'l J. McChesney, if
pleased, after years experiment, will
return and take his family with him
lie was one OF our best citizens and
had good practice among his neigh.
bors. Messers T. s. aud Jno. w. Han.
by are farmers, and are gentlemen OF
Intelligence aud OF the very best char.
aoter. Our Texas friends can rely on
tho Handy stock, who regard their
words ns their bonds. Jno, w, took
tho King oratorical medal In n very
strong contest, and n he should emerge
from the farm 10 any one ofthe profes.
slons, we predict for him permanent
success. The two boys will be heard
from In due time. Blood will tell.
We promise for Major Handy, q Colo.
N.Y. SUCCESSFUL career In the Lone
Star state, Mai Handy himself, over
20 yuars Of age RENAME with us, aud Ia
one Of the most trusted, staunch aud
reliable men In our county.
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A Mystery Explained.

Parlor scene: Mrs. Brown, who has
spent the summer among The WINE
Mountains in search of health, aud
who seems to have searched the whole
mountain without being able TO nDd
q pair OF blooming cheeks or an Inch OF
healthful skin: Mrs. White, who has
remained at home because her nus"
band could not afford to 60, but whose
fresh complexion and bright eyes seem
to have caught their bloom aud bright
ness from mountain breezes.
Mrs, B Dear me, Mrs. White, how
well you are looking Ifyou will not
think me impairment, let me ask how
you can keep so healthy in this dread
full city? | have been to the White
Mountains, 90 there every summer IN
fact. and / can't keep flo the doctors
list at that.
Mrs. W (smilng).-I'll tell you the
whole secret, Mrs. Brown. You re-
mem Der how poorly | was last spring,
some days even being confined To my
bed. Dr.-told Mr.. White to send me
TO the mountains, but ] knew he
couldn't afford it, and | tried DR..
Pierce's Favcrite Prescription. Its
effects were 80 marvellous that / 8lso
tried his Golden Medical Discovery,
to cleanse my system. In my opinion,
one bottle of the Prescription and the
Discovery is better than six weeks Of
the White Mountains for a sick woman.
| have only been out Of the city a
week during the whole summer; then
my husband and | went to Buffalo and
stopped at DR.. Pierce's lnvallds' and
Tourists Hotel. rhe baths and me.
chanical apparatus for treating patients
were alone worth going TO see Be
sides, our accommodation were better
than we had al Long Branch last year,
and the drives and scenery are superb.
Let me advise you to use DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription. and try the In
valid's and Tourists Hotel next Sum-
mer instead of the White Mountains.
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COMMUNICATED.
The Works OF Nature.
woNpERs oF scorr couNrY.


AS seen in the Natural Tunnel and
Cave IN Scott county, Va. about fifteen
miles west Of Esdllyille, are ssblime in
deed. We have heard them spoken of fire.
quently, and as we were in two miles
and half of them yesterday, while
returning from trip in the lower part
of Scott, we concluded to make a visit
up to the tunnel and cave and see for
ourselves the mighty works of nature.
We first entered the tunnel from the
upper or north end, following along the
waters Of Stock creek, which run
through 1t.
When we first enter the Tunnel, the
opening is very large, being some four
or five hundred feet perpendicular to
the upper edge Of the rock, where there
is earth and vegetation and public
highway passing over, which leads into
the Rye Cove. When you look down
the tunnel it appears to close in from all
sides for about one hundred yards, then
makes turn to the left, which direction
Is continued for a hundred yards or more,
then turns to the right towards the low
er end. just between these two turns
it is almost too dark to pass without 4
light. At the lower end the opening
is much larger and higher to the upper
edge of the rock than the upper end
They hold meetings in the lower end
sometimes, being delightful place
While in the tunnel the report of pis-
tol is like that of cannon. The great
arched dome overhead is very high in
the central part Of the tunnel-a MASTER
piece Of workmanship by the Hand of
Nature.
The way through the tunnel is by no
means like walking over paved street.
The creek is crossed twice while going
through the tunnel and In the first turn
1t forms deep hole-a nice place to fish.
Now we'll leave the tunnel, and passing
up the creek about n quarter of mile,
which brings us opposite the cave,
which is reached by ascending the hill
two or three hundred yards. Two or
three hours is required to visit every
apartment Of the cave. In some of the
rooms the scenery is beautiful, and in
all 1t is very interesting to those who
love to study the works of nature.
Those who wish to visit this place of
natural scenery, will be we'll paid for
their trouble, and will find good enter
tainment In two or three miles Of the
place.
You will find Mr.. Thomas, on the
river, one mile from the ford, clever,
accommodating gentleman, who keeps
on hand at this season of the year, II
supply of black perch and red horse,
just ont Of the river.
We notice the growing crops looked
quite promising, corn in some fields be-
ing knee high. We had the pleasure of
sheltering from fine shower of rain on
Monday, but it did not reach the neigh
borhood of Reedy Creek. 1t looked
strange to find the North Fork of Iol-
ston quite flush, there having been near
ly boating tide-and everything so dry
and suffering for rain all around.
PATE AND Hicks.
ARCADIA, Sullivan Co. Tenn. May ~ 10
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Al Undeuinbl6 Truth.

You deserve 10 suffer, aud II you
lead q miserable, unsatisfactory life in
this beautiful world, IL Is entirely
your own fault. ard there is only nnp
excuse for Y0u.- your unreasonable
prejudice and skepticisrl, which has
killed thousands. Personal knowl
edge aud common sense reasoning
will soon show you that Green's An
gust Flower will cure you Of Liver
Complaint, or Dyspepsia, with all It's
miserable Effects, surh ms sick hcnd-
ache, palpiiatiun OF the hrurt, sour
stomache, habituUl costiyeurss, d,2zI-
ness uf the head, nervous pgostralion,
low spitits, &c. ltS sales now reach
every town IN the western Continent
and not "a Druggist but will tell you
or its wonderful cures. You can hul
u Sample Bottle for 10 cents. Three
doses will relieve you.
For sale by j A. Dickcy & Co.
Dec II, '7S-tl,
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Our Washington Letter.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Jnne7, 1879

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. June7, 1870.
The new appropriation bills are before
the House. The legislative bill will
propably pass the House to-day, and the
Senate early next week. There is abso-
lutely no ground of objection to it. It
omits mention Of judicial oi1enscs,"
but that has always been the case. In
fact, this bill simply extends for one
year the act of 1878. Judicial expen-
ses," including the pay of deputy mar
shals, supervisors, etc., will be the sub
jects Of further and independent lcgisla-
ton.
If Congress shall be thus expeditions
In its action, and Mr.. Hayes shall
promptly approve the bills, adjournment
may be reached by the Goth.
There was very animated and i'm
portant debate in the Senate yesterday,
participated in chiefly by Senators Thur
man and Edmunds, though Blaine, as is
his unvarying custom, had a word to say.
The bill under discussion was that Of
Senator Bayard for the repeal of sec
tons of the Revised Statutes relating to
U. s. juries, In the course of debate
Senator Thurman, who was In particu-
larly good fighting condition, even for
him abiding to Mr., Hayes, said radical
SENATORS and representatives had made
IA man--he would not say weak man
"for he meant to be respectful-but had
"made man veto bills that, II left to
"hls own judgement he would not have
"vetoed." lie made number of SINH
lar illusions to Mr., Hayes, and no man
attempted any defence. The bill, which
Is an important one, passed by vote Of
2S to lG.
One Of the first ratification meetings |
have ever seen was held here last night.
IL was IN the form of serenade TO Gen'l.
Ewing, the next Governor Of Ohio
Senators Thurman and Pcndlcton, Gen.
Ewing and others made capitol speeches.
There was the utmost good feeling, and
all the speakers expressed confidence In
the result Of the election.
SO far two witnesses have been exam
ined In the contest between Spoflord and
Kellogg for the Louisiana Scnatorship.
Both witnesses were members of the
Louisiana Legislature, and both voted
for Kellogg; both knew Of members who
were bribed to vote for Kellogg; both
knew that members were recorded as
voting for Kellogg who was not present
when Kellogg was elected" In the
bright lexicon Of the average Louisiana
politician there IL no such word as hon
esty, but there II In their evidence now
being given 50 much of probability, aud
surrounding circumstances so support
that II seems probable that these two
men, for considerations yet TO be ascer-
tanned, arc telling the truth and nothing
but the truth, Louisiana during carpet |
bag times will not he known In this |
world, Dos.
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OBI TUARY
TRIBUTE TO MISS STE FOWLER.

GLOW young, how good, how beautiful
she fell;
Innocence and shc were one, for In her
face
Sat sw setncss tempered with majestic
grace.
Die at her mothers residence in
Monroe Co. Tenn, April goth, 1879,
n ISIS S le Fowler, daughter of the late
Abijah Fowler; aged near 81 years.
l knew and loved Miss Sue for sever
al years. Her sweet face bcaming with
intelligence and amiability, won for her
the respect and love Of all who knew
her.
She was radiant and loving, ever east
Ing n brightness In the family circle into
which the Destroyer has so often thrown
his shadows. She professed religion at
an early age and united with the NJ. 4.
Church, In which she lived consistent
member.
Miss Sue was sorely afflicted for sew
eral months. visited her often, al
ways finding her cheerful,
She bore her Affections very patiently,
ever manifesting christian courage for
one Of her age. | had the cad priyi-
lege Of being with her the last few days
Of her life. She was very happy In
death, and talked much while dying.
She told her mother and friends that
she would soon be In Heaven, and said
II would be such happy change. She
entreated her unconverted brothers and
sisters TO be religious and meet her IN
Heaven, and added to each one, "Bc
good to Mother" She remarked, al
feel like never felt before; | could
shout If i had the strength" A few
hours before she died, she asked friend
to sing, "There is u fountain filled with
blood" She loved music dearly and
would often sing while on her death bed.
She possessed sweet and peculiar voice.
She was an obedlent daughter and an
aiieClionate sister.
When our aged friends pass from
earth away our sorrows ARE mitigutcd
by the thought that this work IL done
and they are released from the cares and
sorrows OF this world. But o, how
sad are our hearts when one 80 young
and promising as Sue was, Is taken from
us.
Thus was removed one Of carth's
choicest flowers TO bloom In perpetual
beauty In that land "where everlasting
Spring abldes."
The sorely bcrcaved family, whose
home has so often been invaded by death,
has the sympathy Of many friends. Yet
these aching hearts can only be healed
by The mysterious providence Of Him
who doeth all things we'll.
"ller tolls are past, her work Is done,
And she IA fully blest;
She fought the fight the victory won
And entered into rest"
SALLlE J.. LoNc,
Athens, TENN May Goth. 1870,