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Bad Effects OF Wire I'm Straw.

A correspondent of the Rochester Pas,
from Viola Centre. Olinsted county. SAYS
that several head of cattle have died in tina,
vicinity from eafin" straw hound with
wire. *. l.. N. Cunningham who lost two
head. fonn1 on examination that the tom
ach was literally lined witt, wire from one
to TWO inches long. many of the pieces adj
herring to the stomach. and in one instance
piece had passed through the stomach
Mr. Cunningham had a stlaw-pile with
wire IN II. AMI he 1T once destroyed the
s'raw. The editor of the Record says 10
our certain knowledge more than dozen
cattle own"i IN this county have died from
wire In the stomach within the MAST two
months. ''-Pioaeey Press.
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Chicago. April 3O.-rhe JounrTs WASH
lngton special says: The Democratic lead.
er> show more feeling to-day than y.sier-
day over the Presidents me 5 :ge and ar.
more defiant in their talk regarding Their
MUIR" action. The te. ling is berominr
stronger among some OF the leaders that
me party Will not suffer seriously if they
a ii"urn Congress after the LIE islatiye An
preparation bill is passed and vetoed. and
leave the Government without MONEY.
ms course is openly and strongly advised
by leading northern Democrats. who ink
that the President will be forced to back
Gown wien they come together again in
extra session.
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TO ADVERTISERS.
.Geo.P. Rowell Zoos
SELECT LIST
OF
LOCAL NEWSPAPERS

ManS persons surpose This list to be comnos oil
Vi .hf ", inw-prieed uew.parers The iart .
I'LL 1'herWie The Catalogue 1-a q exactl,
" M me lapei5 are. When thpnaynr . y 1,ane,
=; - printed IN FULL FACE TYPE 1 in evarr
instance me hESI paper in the ulace NM
printed III rtNiTtL> Il Is he ONLY ,anar ~; =;
rf hiace men printed in roman letters il j.
inei'hef me best Nor he only parer but il usn.i
n very good one, notwith ia ding Tia i;
giYes the population of every ta,yn and IN Ill; ~
,a'ioh Oh every paper. | Is NOT a co.., ara, ~ q
nst II II NOT 4 Gil AP LIST ,,i,h Wv, Nv,
t T., .ne Na'a1sne for each safe the impor;am
.oMns hith are not covered by he H.. ave- 90
meraied. 1T Is AN IDNESTIJ.T ''i ar, are ems
nn1,I; lor Sdserising barely oneif,h ths
Hnr Mae. seheduie he price for one inch
,o., week In The entire lis Is Ss35 The ragnia
"a. ~es e. o. me paper for The same space and tims
O. w 81 The li't include, go newsnaners
u "hleh eS' are Issued ALLY and M. WEEE'
ton ihey are located in 81 di.erent ciries and
Nn as VI = are state caritats a2s places of ov.s
o ,'" pnpu!a'i9n, and 45f county sets Lists s.n,
~ naapPMiiscSIion address GEO +. ROWEITx
- s.,,r Ne wsr eI.- ADVERTING BURIAL
~ "Ff"se - CPrinting House "A
Tn YA9i
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1.-THE EARLY BIRD CArCHEs''-r1Ts.

A German physician has demonstrated
that early rising is a very bad habit. lie
has taken the trouble to collect informal
ton as to the habits in this respect of sew
eral persons who have lived to an advanced
age. and he finds that in the majority of the
cases, the long livers have INDUCED in late
hours. At least eight out Of ten persons
who attained the age of eighty years and
upward were-i in The habit of not retiring
until the early hours of the morning. and
Of remaining in bed until the day was far
advanced. On the other hand. he has fail
cd to discover. after careful observation Of
The healt!, of several early risers. tina. it
was it any degree better than that of sim
liar lumber of late risers He thinks that
so far from any decided benefit being gain
ed by getting up early in the morning. it
rather tends 10 exhaust physical power.
and to shorten lie.
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Comm's''oners + Marin, Charles
tnceney and I'm VI. Robinson
Sheriff and dssessOr.-W. = Mckensie
Clerk and Recorder.-S. w I.angh,rhe
Treasurer and Supt. Of Public Msfrucfion-J. ID.
Met aman.
Judge Of Probafe.-A. ID. Mcpherson.
COrOner.-j. &. ~witZer
Justice Of tie Peace-j .ietliWiek.
fonsiabie.-A r. CLARK
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The difference,

northern minister was introduced to
colored minister, and inquired after lli
work.
IL preach, sab, on Col. Gordon's planta.
tiOn.'
How many colored people have vol
thcre?''
"Well, sab. bort Il hundred and sew ntv
five
And how many have you in the church?
dat ponds. sail. altogether on de time
Oh tie year. In de 'viyal times ,ley's al
members. In de backSii,iin times ,ler's
nohodys members but Uncle Billy and old
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miner was riding upon IN ele or In
Nevada shaft. One of his hands caught
In the Framework OF the side, and he Was
left dangling 1000 feet from the bottom
Ills plight was not discovered until tIe
elevator reached the surface without him.
lie was SO weak ate; teinG yescuoi .as !.
ks could net stand.
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hsT~H M ENERGETIC AGENT IN
w s. ~ every town througnout the mi
ted state and Canada to operate for Foster;
New elei h ne and shonogra, h. Money in If
Sample outfit sent on receipt of 81. Territory
Free. G. " EnSTI,l, G. ~ ~!
sai iaSalle St, Chicago, Grand Pacific Hotel
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Price, 81 Per Bottp
Or Six Bottles for -.

'e.ivsred to any address free from obserss
- a.ieh;s' may consult by letter, w."
he same attention rs by calling, by ah'
lie following questions: Il.
! Give your name and post-offce a.
county and state, and Your nearest exp"
ice?
Your a.se and sex?
Occupation?
Married or single
Height, weigh, now and in health
How long have you been sick ? .aa
Your compleciiun, color Of halr a'''
Have you stopping OF erect gan 10
. kelale Without reservation all tooSng
about your case. Enclose one dol! ar -
,;i1n Tee. Your letter will the0 recens Nv
ention, and we will give you lh- ua.uistas
iseass and our candid opinioA con''
are.
Competent Physicians attend to cof'S'
eats. j.
All letters should be addressed TO ~.
DRY, l2l7 Filbert Street, Phiiadelphla'
II. Il. HELMBOLD,
Druggist and Chem 81.
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mo. l3.l
Application for a Patent.
L. 8. LAND OFFICE, BozEMty. NJ II

/ L. ). LAND OFFICE, BozENAv, M.T.,j
| April !, le.3.
| N Office Is HEREBY GIVEN that Ger,
- N Young, whose post-olce adire.s i
Nait Lake city, Utah, has hi, ,lay filed his an
l'ica'lon for patent for iii cen hundred C5u
linear ieet of the Eberhardi Lode Mine or vel,
,irsd fsoo o't Yer, Win surface ground two hun
Irea S9,s) feet IN width, situate. living and he.
Ing In Havana Mining District, County of Mali.
son and Territory Of Montana, and known and
a d, ~ the field notes and official plat on
Township 2 and South Range Eat OF Ra.s
ana Principal Meridian OF the Territory of Mon.
lana. The Exterior Boundaries If aid &. 4"
+. aa eeaag a. follow TO wit: Variation, 4,
commencing AZ corner No. I. y granite stone
when j. also corner No. OF the '.keunebec''
ns sieE !, n; ~ in I3, RE-, Detained by am
40 feet :. c1rser No ,, a uuariz stons: thence
\ III deg Z, 1O1 feel to corner No g. a vrarite
stone; thence 5 "a deg T., 1900 Zee. 10 corner n
=, sf i, stone, which also cprner o. oa
me said heunebec lode, whence :he Y >ectio,
c'rher between Section No "a inT2s 81
ahd SeciiJn No. ia rs, 5 RE- ~ bear. X \,
veg 81 min L, i7ol feet distant; thence $ Al deg
! ~ ise' along ne e,id line Of said kepE eber
acres. o"-h"
This claim Il bounded ON the soutb,.,s, h,
.ne said hsnhsbec lode, Lot No. Is, claimed by
The LEGATION OF This Mine is duly recorded in
the Recorders otfire OF Madi. "a County. Al \
IN rage 46i In Book Is oi L. ,de,.
An! anu All persons claiming adversely ANY
pgHioh OF SAID Eberhardt lode mine or saja
mining gronnd As hereinbef,re de,cribed. are
required 10 file their adver.e claim with The
hegi ster OF The tnited S.ales Land once Al
ba nan IA me Territory Of Monian, during
ne siAiy DAYS period of publication hereof. or
=. .sy WIZ be barred by virtue of the provisions
DAVIS WILSON, Register. |
'sssT' sazveyeS aaA An'r fA.,et
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TELEGRApHIC WRITING.

An invention which promises TO rival. il
it does not snrpass in its practical appllca-
ton. the telephone. is just announced in
the London journals as made by Mr.. f. A.
COwper. This consists of Il real Geographic
writing machine. by which every record of
a pen in the hands of an operator at one
end Of the line is reproduced in fac-simile
at the other, precisely as if held by pllan-
tom hand. A recent number Of .,ature
gives Il fac-simile of the writing.
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Warehouse, we'll Is Farm Mill, arc larpc'v CON-
structeo both kids requiring ri-c .i-es t, accom-
mod To- tire 6-ra-ad, and gi iag cap St from e
t"S bus e,s per lo,ir, acc rd2, to s-c { f nil
ihey a-c shipped, b Hcd roccas r ,soor ION.
and " set Up or Knocked ~" n fo-,y- 1dinr
mia d, IS requested; a il al case PITT free on
board Cars or Steamer. Orders filed same day a.
received N~' ."
Miils shipped knocked down" go for half the
mel ut Oh rg6d IS when rwa-ded Get up" 81 o.
graphs and Crcu ar supplied O, aoplir4rion prices
Will he qroed A,so and on liberia, terms, Cores
pondence solicited.
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- TAiaf AGENTS. WE wAvTYO
II LTD to sell our Perpetual LAM
R~y Wick IT never burn, out: IL make. n
SIN Ike; give, no di-a9reeable smell
needs no trimming; breaks no lamn chimueys.
ave, ave, an cleaning If lamps, and gives mos
neati'lliil clear, white light SURPRISING gas. vel
very soil ana plea ant to the eve NJ new bur-
i ' hee'e! ENelu i've RIGHTS given. Send
stamp for circular Ten cents each. 2 far ~
cents, p"saige lail. address, &. " FOSTER
!" n'ie rect 'hi"a~n ms
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GALLATIN COUNTY OFFICERS

United States Examining Surgeon
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Times of Holding the Courts Of Non
tana for tn Year, A d. 1879.
SUPREME COUl

SUPREME COURT.
In HELENA, first Monday in January, and Sc.
cond Monday in August.
FIRST DlSTRICT--HESRY n BLAKE. Judge
In Madison County, at VIRGINIA CITY. second
Monday in March; second Monday in Scptem-
Der.
lnGallatin County, at BozEMAN first Monday
IN MAY: fourth Monday in October.
In Jefferson County, at RADERSBURG first
Tuesday in April; first Tuesday in October
SECOND DISTRICT-liIRAM KNOWLES Judge
In Deer Lodge County, al DEER LODGE CITY.
second Monday in April
FIRST Monday in September, for all causes
that can be tried without Il Jury except in ca g
where he parties consent ,hal a special senire
may Issue to try the same
First Monday in December.
in Ill -so'i!a County, al MIsSouLA fourth Nom
day IL June; second Monday in November
In Beaverhead County, ut RANNAcK. first
Monday IN June; second Monday in October,
THIRD DISTRICT-D s. WADE. JUDGE.
In Lewis and Clarke County az HELENA. first
Monday in March; irst Monday in November.
In MeaSiel County at DIAMOND CITY fpurfh
Mon'iay In April; third Monday in October
lNoTE. Unified States Courts are held AT Vir-
ginia City, Deer Lodge and Helena, at The
times he Territorial District Court, are held n
those aces.
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Il, make money faster al W rk fIr us an n,
EsahH hlp@ else. Cal al not refui ", viii
70 arr You So ler day al homo ,na, ne made
ny .. me ihlti rious. Men, women, boys and
y In aaie'i everywhere To work ( rus Now =.
y ~ rI me, oos,ly outfit and term, FREE. 49,;
TRUE CO., Augusta, Maine. ...ss.,,
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SOLD EVERY w Hb
vols-nS1S-lv
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EuiteG NickeS Eol,t n is2intcrc

Registers IN Bankruptcy.
Clarence Ewing cd D,tricD Helena
iheophii"s huiliey Virginia Ciiy
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SUPREME COURT.
In HELENA. first Monday in January, and Sc
cond Monday in August
The Van Buren press., 1879-10-25
What Kelly Cannot DO.

New York Irish American Kelly has
announced THAT he knows he cannot be
elected himself, but that he is running
for the purpose of defeating tho demo.
cratic candidate, .Imcius Robson, and
cecting the republican Cornell. He does
this TO crafty personal leellng-to
carry out an old feud in which the peo.
pie of this city have no interest what
ever, though their real interests are
sought to be sacrificed in the quarrel. i
is the first time in the history of the de-
mocracy that personal politics" has
been attempted to be introduced into the
contest for state officers, and, unless we
very much mistake the temper OF the
people, the effort will meet such a re-
buke as will prevent the trial of the ex'
pertinent forcvermor. The democrats
of New York will be true to their record
and will stand by the nominations made
by the party convention, aud which are
indorsed by such sterling patriots as Ho
ratio Seymour and Francis Kiernan
They would not obey the bidding Of any
man which would lead them into the
camp of the republicans, whose rule has
been so disastrous to the nation at large
and in especial manner to this city and
Stltn.
The Van Buren press., 1879-10-25

Concerning the democratic situation
in the great State Of New York, which is
at the present time subject of much
and peculiar interest, the special CORES
pondent OF the Cincinnati Enquirer
sends the following for the edifcation
of the democratic masses
"The men who have the charge of
the democratic campaign in this state,
have had a conference. 1t is the unani
nous report of all that the Ohio elec
ton will not have viii. of influence on
the New York election which comes of
two weeks from next Tuesday The
same issues do not exist here as there.
The democrats are running the campaign
on strictly state issues they being, in
brief. the reduction of taxation, and the
carrying on of canal reforms. Both Mr..
Robinson and Tilden are confident OF
victory. While not undertaking the
Kelly movement, they do not attach to
it the importance given it by republi-
cans; and they expect to more than
counteract II by an increased vote in the
aural districts where Robinson is special
" strong. The democrats are making
no noise-Mr Tilden does--bnt they
are working as men never worked be
fore"
The Van Buren press., 1879-10-25
Notice is Hereby Given

At the October term OF the Probate Court
Of Crawford county. Ark, the following ad-
mnistrators filed their accounts for settle.
inest. t0-wit;
First and final account current OF Il. Hofr-
man admr Of estate o, Isaac Bnrnham, deed.
First account current of w. A. Cole, adm r
Of estnte of j A. Cole deceased.
Pirst account current of John f, Winirey,
pu hlie admir- of estate of J. Hudson, deed.
Final account current Of John L. Winfrey,
pnhle admir- Of tieestate of A. N Redding-
'on. decd.
Also the final accounts current OF the fol-
lowing guardians. to-wit
John liatley, guardian of Thos. F. England,
minor.
w. z. Yaden, guardian OF Richard Martin,
miner.
Jesse Turner, guardian of John, ?. r., Ju-
liza, Richard, an WIN. Perkins, minors.
All persons interested In the above settle
ments. are hereby Notified % Tle their obiec-
lions. jf any they have. on or before tie sec,
osld day of the next January term of said court
or they will be forever barred from excepting
to said account, or any item thereof.
In witness whereof have here
I. 4 upta set my hand. and affixed
T." the official seal of said Cour
this ?2d day OF October, isi8
4 cnirTstIN AVN lsi.sl.
The Van Buren press., 1879-10-25

New York Sun " Few" says the
Freemans Journal, /" Of Irish or Catho
lie, will vote for John Kelly Thus
that frank, outspoken paper answered Il
question which some people arc anxious
" considering. We are glad to be in
formed that this is so. The influence of
race or religious denomination ought not
to affect the vote of Il single citizen ;
and every candidate should be voted for
or against, solely according to his polit.
ical principles and his personal qualif-
cations But such is not always the
fact, and we are therefore the more graf
fled at the assurances given by such un-
questionable authority that in the case
of Mr.. Kelly, only the better motives
will affect the action of voters in his
favor.
The Van Buren press., 1879-10-25

Here is the .iubilate of the Globe
Democrat because OF tho election OF a
a civilian over gallant soldier in the
late Ohio election
Taking all things into consideration
especially the fact that Ohio isa soldier
state, and that the head OF the republi-
can ticket was civilian. while the head
of the democratic ticket was a soldier
the returns are not only gratifying, but
mervelous.
1t is not marvellous :! 1t is net won.
derful 1t is only the natural vomiting.
course Of a party in the stomach OF
which there has never been a grain OF
patriotism. They have never conferred
any honors upon the brave selders OF
their own party in Ohie, and is it 8 mar
yelous" that these radicals were willing
to support man who was either a cow
ard, or was lacking in the manliness that
is the twin brother Of patriotism, in
preference to democrat.hero. We re.
peat, it is not marvellous" but it is u
blighting, withering, burning, despica-
bic infamy-a blotted and bcdaubed page
upon the political history of Ohio--a
burning flush Of shame on the face OF
the " soldier-stato"-x damning act OF
ingratitnde that will blae ken the name
Of that state forever Union soldiers
with the exception of the great hu.
mani butcher and veiled despot, "Ulyssea
the First," whom the CD. supports and
a few others -have never occupied a
large place in the radical heart. On the
other hand, the stay.at-homes' have
been almost wholly the pets Of the par
ty. We were not disappointed in the
result of the election in Ohio, for we
knew there was no patriotism among
Ohio radicalism. We cannot see exact
! ly, under the above circumsanees--laeli
of patriotism--where jubilance can pos
sess n place.
We.append the following from the
| New York Sun
While Tom. Ewing was at the front
fighting rebels, Charley Foster-Calieo
Charley, his. Ohio neighbors call him
was keeping store in Fostoria. Yet
the stalwart republicans Of Ohio, al
| though dreadfully afraid of the rebel
brigadiers, have voted to confide the
command of the Ohio militia in this cri.
sis to the store-keeper rather than to the
well.tried soldier of the Union. And
probably ninety'nine in a hundred oi
them have no sense of the Inconsistency
of the proceeding.
The Ohio soldiers who cast their bal.
lots against those crippled heroes of the
war for the Union, Gen Ewing and
Gen. Rice will have plenty OF time now
for reflection.
And we trust such /. reflection" will
not alone be g marvellous" in the regre,
and shame it will cause, but will be uery
gratifying" in the effect it will have
upon their action in the future.
The Van Buren press., 1879-10-25
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St. Louis and Mexican Gulf Road.

St. Louis Republican : Col. Henry G.
Young, of Springfield, who is in the
city, in speaking, yesterday. of move
ment which will soon be made to revive
the projected construction of the st
Louis and Mexican Gulf road, gave to a
Republican representative sketch OF
the enterprise He said that in the fall
of 1878. ihe line of the projected road
from Pierce City, Mo-, TO the Sabine
Pass, being tho shortest line to the Mex
lean gulf from st. Louis, would have
been completed long before this, but fol
the financial crisis of 1873. Mr.. Luther
Kuntz, of the firm Of Kuntn Il Brother
bankers, New York, had made an ar
rangemont for the negotiation of the
bonds, in sum sutiieientto have com
pleted the road from Pierce City to Sa
bine Pass, but, on the failure OF Jay
Cooke, and the crisis that Immediately
followed, defeated his negotiation, anc
one Of the most important outlets from
ST. Louis, to the great southwest tina
ever was offered. As before intimated
this project is being revived, and thu
colanei heiieves that by next spring cap
italists will take hold OF it. and build thu
road. The route will pass through Fay
e,tevllc, Ark, and Fort Smith, ano
down through the Indian Territory an'
Eastern Texas, to the Sabine Pass, pen
et,ating through one of the finest cottoI
districts in the State. The company hay'
a land grant of sixteen SECTIONS, or 10,
240 acres to the mile, The old directo
nv consisted of Andrew rrerc e, presi
don't Col. Ii. g. Young, general mana
ageH and Henry 7. Blow, James 2. Fisk
tleorge Knapp, OF St. Louis, Augustus
and luther Kuntz, of New York ; BID
Crea ry, of Omaha Il L. Dahoney. o
Texas, Judge David Walker, of Fay
ettevillc, Ark, aud A. w. Dinsmore, O
BentonviliS, Ark.
The Van Buren press., 1879-10-25

White County Beacon We can but
wish the L. II. Gazette could find man
in the democratic party whom it could
support as warmly as it bitterly opposes
Tilden. 1t takes particular care in re.
publishing whatever may be said against
him, whether by foe or friend of the
party, Of which, in 1876, he was the gal
liant leader to the first victory in fifteen
years. We regret to find in the Gazette
what is prominent in republican papers
IA determined, malignant opposition tc
Tlden. Why this likeness!
The Gazette has made itself the
sluice-way" Of all tho abuse and un.
charitable assertion written or uttered
concerning Coy. Tlld n, by the radica
party, as well as those of the jealous
and inconsidcrate members in his owr
party.
The Van Buren press., 1879-10-25

One Of the most liberal and conser
vativc republican papsrs in New Eng.
land, has peculiarly piquant manner of
presenting its views, that proves con
stant source Of vexation to tho fanatical
leaders Of the radical party. Liston to
this:
There has never been a year in
which tho negro-vote was bull .dozed so
severely as IL was undor Grant In 1876
This delirium over Grants virtues MS M
administrator is vcritable delirium in
dood, which history affords no basis for.
This is what the Springfield, Mass.
Republican thinks about it.
The Van Buren press., 1879-10-25
Grounds.

Tho Crawford County Fair, which clo-
sed at Van Buren,, on Saturday, was, SO
we are informed, about the poorest af-
mir Of the kind ever held in tho county.
The exhibits consisted principally of
two Durham pigs, one Berkshire Bull
outside--a few short-horn roosters, a
pair OF Shanghai canaries, a few pump
kins, turnips, ra dishes, beets, etc. The
mono,omy Of the occasion was inter-
spersed with poney-racing and clog-dan-
cing, the latter, under the management
of Mr.. A. Smith. The next show will
be advertised in due time.
The above. IRON the Alma Herald, we
are sure represents the sentiments OF no
one who is ANYBODY in that town, and we
pass it by without further notice.
The Van Buren press., 1879-10-25
The venerable Cato Oakley, (eolored)

The venerable Cato Oakley, (eoiored)
a sufield, Conn pauper, is considered
to be Ia years old. Once he was a slave
his last owner being Ebenezer Daven-
port, of New York. Cato served four
years In the navy, and during the war
of 1872. He has, strange to say, always
been a heavy drinker, and an incessant
votary of tobacco. In early lite, he
neglected his political opportunities, II
he had any. and did not cast his first
ballot until he was los years old.
The Van Buren press., 1879-10-25

st. Louis Republican Another rebel
veill Listen to t 1t is from the ro-
bust lungs OF Senator Gordon, ei ifeer'
gia, ia his recent speech in Savannah
.'God speed the day when the maxim
This is my country-aIl lny country
every section-every state, every acre
of soil over which the flag OF The repno
lie noats-shali be embraced by every
American freeman, not only s's ID geo
graphical, historical and political iaes
but as living potential, inspiring sen
tin.auf >