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Expressions Of sympathy

At the recent semi-annual lneeting of
sbe Department Encampment of the
Department of Delaware, u. A. R., the
kommttee detailed BY Department Com.
|uander, Colonel W. 3. McNair, repor-
: ed the following resolutions, which
we're unanimously adopted, and q copy
brdered to be forwarded 10 the president,
knd to the daily papers for publication.
WHEREAS, The attempt on the life of
)ur comrade, the president of the United
tates, has inspired us with feeling Of
Sorror and indignation, at the crime and
10 perpetrator, which Is shared by all
ations and peoples.
WHEREAS, We regard the spirit and
nlmus which prompted the commission
Il the crime as most dangerous to The
liability of our Government, to the per-
etuity of free institutions, and destruc-
I've Of that respect for and OBJ ervance OF
Aw and order, which has hitherto char
eterized our people, and which is the
plwark aud security of our lives and
berties.
WHEREAS, We have heard from day
>dAy Of the increasing hopes of the presi-
knt's final restoration TO health, our
Parts have been flled with gratitude;
erefore,
Resolved, That in respectfully ten
lring our Sincerest sympathy to the
esidsnt our comrade, we desire, also,
express our admiration Of the splen-
d moral and physical courage shown
him and by his noble wife in their
bur of trial and affiiction. y. Redmond
hith.
OLIVER BLISS, M. u.
e. II. GREGG,
Jos. Il. ROBERTSON,
PATRICK II. BOYD,
Committee.
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.areat Indnceshents.

Il ! 4 T.
Our great annual closing out sale
Of spring and summer clothing at the
Boston One Price Clothing House
will CON- mence on Saturday June Is
and continue until all are sold.
Extra special inducements offered
in boys and children's depar tment.
Every purchaser Of ofa suit will
receive a present.
The presents consist of silk hand
kerchiefs. neckwear, suspenders and
other articles too numerous to mem
ton.
All are invited to attend the sale
and procure bargain and am salts
He'd they will go away happy.
v. q. HOLMES, Prop.
2lS Market street.
jel7-eoatf.
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Beware Of Green Fruit.

Now that the heated term is ap-
preaching, people should pay particu-
lar attention to their diet, above all
things avoiding unripe fruit and stale
vegetables, which invariably bring on
Cramps, Cholera Morbus,or Diarrhea.
Children are particularly subject to
complaints of this kind, and no mother
can feel safe without having bottle
Of PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER with
in easy reach. 1t is SAFE, sure and
speedy cure for the disorders named,
and no family medicine chest Is COM
plete without 1t. ....-
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LOCAL TIME TABLE.
CORRECTED MAY 28rd 1881.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON

" ~, rHILADKI.PHIA.--2.05 2.26 6.SO. Tao,
sio g.y0, s.ly, o 50. lo.sU. LISA. M; IL. Ib
1oc Mas. =, 2os, Y: ~ sOe q. ~ s: Y 5s. sSS
90, 8. 81 1.3S. 100, p.65, 1000 p. m.
NEW YoRK.-2.05,2 2.25, $50, 100. 9.55.
il.& a. M; sl2. .43. LIS, $50, b.3S B, nj
Sundays, AUS. 2.26 q. M, $50 B.Y5 o, "a,
JOB BALrfMoRE.-n,bl, ALA, 4.02 7.66,
a@am. ;l255, sI.OA, LAS $50 1851 pm
sundays, 1851. Ala. 40 ,7.b5 a. IN. 1851
On WAsHINaroH.-i2.5i, 2.12, 4.U2: 1856.
o.oo q. M; lL65, sl.O4, $50 D, m, Sun
asya, l2.3l, Ala 4.uz. 7.65 q. m.
Alnaohk AID In rERMkDIATE STA
iaeNs. -l2.5l, 8.aS o. in., lA56, 4. 45 d. m,
t,no 40 =. m. train stops at way sta
RRon: .nly betw oen Perryvilis anu
p1snxmore. Sundays, l2.6i y. IN.
,,hshYviLLK AND INTERMEDIArE STA
tioss.-s.l5 p. m.
Ss ssW NV CAsrLR.-8.OO 9.a5, a. M; Luz
.e.y @ y,zo, ?. IN. No oSunday trains.
rionS o0ToN AND INTERN STA
SUNDAY sudys.So ,So,,. a. m; LOO. 6.26 p. m. No
-s,M s1s : AND y lNDERMEDIATE STATIONS
ia LaiseroN a NoRrnERs II. k.-
trains, '' S'oO. $40 p. m. No sunua,
lUDUA m ~ - w kdTGkN tts h.-1,lt
l0S0 q. m 800 P. ms sunday trains.
- m' And 800 .. m.
ANS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON
III 1Ss iplI.lLADELrH1A.-Izw. xo7. 86.
Il, d. 'ei : NV q. M, Il M: i2. ID. lll5
800. a% a.35, All, $40, $40 1.lb, $40
I2SSi1, .o.l6. u.i5 D. nj Sundays.
lll5n %, ". l0a. M; v 70, lv.45,
AIMS Al, roa % WILMINGTON LEAVE
7.o5. 5.l9MSL.rHIA-Broad lM street Dspot-
Bis Pa, l0.SO, H.OO, II, ,45 n. M: 80
loco Ii M a.SO, 6i0 5.l6 8. % ~, 500 0. .4b
500. Am Y, M. sundays, 7.U5, $50 q. m,
vo,' wv s',e' io.o0,il Ls0n M.
IN I'm; NEW = y. YoRx.-ao7, s,52. 1s2 ass
no. . ..s' 2.U7. s.5i Isl 4. m i94S Il, a ~ m
M m.: 20 na LkTIhoRE.--i.6o, aI4. q 5n II a6 =.
day. ! n Ivy, 6.46, 6.8O. o,56 5. n. M am. y
fRoI " Als .. M. $40, $3.50 9.O n M
h., sis 1SaisGToN.-1.6e. zI0. sl13i3 NJ
lays. m 40, 8. 40, a,3s 3, m ifsilff1'
esor p.S A.is, Q. M; SIS. go d. MI :
Fsos Ii hrWSTrvILLk rWTLLk opiy--e.O5 am.
5.IO. a 6swoAsTLx--S.lG. M 9.sS. q \, !. IN d,
fRoh Ds, Pm. No Sunday trai ~ ..+..',. -.
le6 D. m WAN r. R.--s.X a. M IL IN
SO mna,LhlINaroa 4, 9 NSS4T.. u n
psa,.a p1sraslas. :. ~ i2'e s.As ?, m. No sunda, q y
SnpsasAwAns a M wssrrss r. RI q
u a.a 10 ,. u. s11As trains ~
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THE END OF THE DKADLoCK A.
HAND.
speaker Sharpe to Break Frem 1Gr.
ConkIfng and Carry sNunber of
Other ststalWarts's Wfth HfA,

ALBANY, July 15.-Mr. Miller car 3
within five and Mr.. Lapham within nino
votes of election to-day. The "halE.
breeds" were seriously disappointed. .bus
they now say that tho end Il pOsfttyely
to come tomorrow by the election o.
both candidates, and the indications arc
that this prophecy will come true. Tho
iailure to elect to-day has astonished ths
nhalf- Breeds" They were o. certain
TINS morning that an election would tai D
place as that the ballotlng would tako
place. Senator Robe tson and Other
"haf breed" leaders spent 10 hour or
more during the morning among tho
crowds in the halls of the Delavsn Houss
telling everybody that 1t was al settled.
According to their story there was NO
doubt of 1t. On the strength OF their
statements several parties went around
Offering 10 bet ten to one that there
would be an election. The result y shas
a large number Of shalf- breeds" have
been "cleaned ont" Of their p,eket
money and are going around this After
noon trying to find some friend to lend
them enough TO get home. 0s4y5
early In the morning many Of the
"stalwarts" found that there would be y
break to-day and were nervous and aux.
ious. At 10 O'Clock thirty Of the "stal-
wart" members met in conference and
discussed the situation. during tho
meeting 3. A. Carpenter oritlcised
Speaker Sharpe and referred to the ru-
mors about him in reference to the Bel
gian mission. Mr.. Sharpe retoRtsd
herceIy, saying that he did not think
that . person who had gone into the
the "half-breed" caucus and cast ouo
vote there for candidate had any right
to criticise his action. A vote was finally
taken on the question Of standing firm
for Mr.. Conkling In the balloting. On
this question twenty Eve voted tor CON-
tinuing to vote for Mr.. Conkling and
i've against dong 80. The i've were
Senator Baker, Speaker Shape, Mr..
Cuilinsn, Mr.. Hurd and Mr.. BinQhAms
Subsequently the Speaker said he would
vote with them to-day, but broadly In
timated that he should break this doAd-
lock and end the controversy this week.
The position OF the Speaker gives the
"half-breeds" the assurance that IN elec-
ton will occur tomorrow, and that the
Legislature will adjourn sine die before
the day is over.
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Daily Tesfa.

Commencing tomorrow and COR
tinuing until further notice, two tests
of the fire alarm telegraph will be
made daily, at 6 O'Clock In the morn !.
ing and s O'Clock in the evening. The
test will comprise five taps on the
engine house gongs and the big bell.
These tests are merely made for the
purpose Of ascertaining if the wires
are in good working condition.
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The wheat CrOp.

Quite number of the neighborlng
farmers have thrashed their wheat
within the past week. Among some Of
them there 10 good deal Of disappoint-
ment as to the yield. The straw was
generally of heavy growth and the heads
large, but owing to the recent severe
hail storm a great deal of the grain was
beat out. In some of the Localities where
the wheat was not so ripe when the
storm came its effect was not SO dainag-
ing and in such places the crop has
turned out ell. Oats saem to be In .
good condition and the hay harvest has
been unusually large.--Newark Ledger.
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Runaway.

The team OF James Heald, flour
dealer of Fourth and Pine streets,
ran away, yesterday afternoon, from
Third and Market to Third and Wal
nut streets. At the latter corner the
wagon upset, but Mr.. Heald escaped
injury by jumping out, through the
wagon was badly broken. A loose
shaft caused the vehicle to upset.
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HEwA1K LErrER.
Correspondence OF the GAZETTE.
NnwARK, July 10, 1881.

Yesterday morning our community
was shocked to learn that Miss Maggie
Chamberlain had wandered away from
home'the evening before and no It'd
ings could be learned Of her where
abouts until some time during the af-
ternoon when her dead body was found
in McConaughey's mill race. Miss
Chamberlain has been an invalid for q
year or more, the most Of the time
being in such weak state that she
was confined to her bed, but having
recovered measure of her former
strength she was allowed to come
down stairs. On Thursday evening
Miss Maggie and her two sisters Misses
Martha and Hannah Chamberlain
were sitting together when deceased
said she wanted q drink of water and
started for the pump, preceded " one
of the ladies mentioned When the
pump was reached Miss Maggie was
nowhere to be seen. Search was i'm
mediat6Iy instituted but no clue of her
was found until Friday morning, when
one of her slippers was found in Mr..
Daniel Kennedy's oats field. Renews
ed energy was at once given to the
search with the above mentioned re-
suits. The water was not over eigh-
teen inches deep, showing that the
drowning was not accidental. She
will be buried this afternoon at o.
clock. She has been wrong in her
mind for the past few days,at one time
attempting to cut her throat with .
pair Of scissors.
A suppos ID mad dog was saot on
the depot road yesterday afternoon.
Atkinson's hack will run to Elkton
to take those wishing to attend the
Masons' excursion on the 28th inst, If
load is made up. r. ANON.
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ghs Daily 6Asstts. ).

GLASS is being worked into . number
|ot new forms at many Of the works IN
r..ncs and Germany. Plain white and
.,,ver plates have been produced, weigh
.ns a. much as 1850 pounds, and some
10 H. u,,rrors for the new Grand Opera
House at Psrl, are from forty-fye to
Env.two feet in length. Glass tiles for
ooaop are also made in imitation Of
,l.v. and are moulded In such forrs
|tbst they can be laid side by side, and
make tight-ftting joints without the use
| of ceusnt or mortar. Flags or slabs Of
rough cast are produced In large guam
titles for flooring, and for pavements and
carrisge-ways.
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A New reuntain.s

The new fountain presented to the
Wilmington Fountain Society by the
Levy Court, has arrived here, and will
be put up In fronG Of the Court House
as soon as the granite base is made,
ready. The fountain Is of handsome
pattern and will prove an ornament to
the Court House square. s1t "
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i AXE NOTICE.

All persons are hereby warned not 10
throw DIRT, RUBBISH, or any oreHsfVs
matter in any OF the Streets, Lanes or Al
leys of the City of Wilmington, a. the Or
dInance passed by City Council impoatnG
a penalty OF Ten Dollars on every person
SO doing will hereafter be strictly enforc-
ed. All persons that reside or have stores
on Market street, or any OF that portion
ofthe City east of Market street, VIII
collect all their ashes, dirt and rubbish
and place them on the curb st0ue in .
vessel or vessels not larger than Q nour
O'CLOCK. K and il il is not reni red befors
night they must Immediately notify the
street Commissioner.
All persons residing in that portion Of
the City west of Market street will place
all the dirt, ashes and rubbish collected
by them on the curb stone before7 O'Clock
on Tuesday morning. and lit Ia not Ia
ken away before night they must imme-
diately notify the Street Commissioner
and he Will have 1t removed.
u. L.P.LYNCH,
jyl5-6t. Street tCommisrioner.
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The Knisht., krear.len--

The annual excursion OF the knights
OF st. Lawrence will be given next
Thursday to Atlantic City. This will
be very attractive place the com ing
week the great 4th of July celebration,
which was postponed on account of the
attempted assassination Of the Presi-
dent, will be held on Saturday. Parties
wishing to remain over may have ex-
change tickets.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-16

THE New York Timss apd some other
\ iournals, are commenting on the need
|aod feasibility Of the introduction Of
fuel gas for heating and domestic pur-
noses, We are glad to see our views as
|uublished about two months ago SO well
onded.-American Manu- .facturer.
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D. 1 Z D..

SMITH.-In the city of New Castle. ON
the 18Th instant. at the residence or her
sister Hester Smith. Hannah Townsend.
sister of Samuel Townsend, ESQ.,, In
the Gath year of her age.
The deceased was buried ct the family
bus iai PiaOeJ ta.e T~ka,.4ss ahurnh ward
Odessa, the 18th Inst. -A
OWNSEND.-I this city, ON tho fEI1th
instant, Rebecca Y. Townsend, widow or
the late Zadock Townsend, Jr., and
daughter of the late Thomas Young. ESQ.
Funeral from her late residence, Io.116
s o'nlock
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After New .Hornaa.

BENZ. Richardson and James and
Edward Patterson, q committee of
Phoenix 8. +. e. Company, started yes
terday for Philadelphia, with the in
tention Of buying new pair Of engine
horses. The Company's present team
will be exchanged for the new one.
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The Great sanday Papers.

The latest, most reliable and trust-
worthy news from every portion Of the
world, and the latest official bulletins OF
President Garhelds condition, can bs
found In the New York aud PLiladel-
phla papers sold and delivered from 618
Market street by George A. Davis In the
morning BY 8 o'clock.
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The state Bonds.

State Treasurer Reynolds says that
there Is no difficulty in delivering the
State bonds. They were all sold to
building and loan associations In
New York. There will not be one
bond of the State held by a Della
warean.
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VIII Close.

Commencing ON M onday evening, the
25 h inst, the Boston One Price boot ana
shoe store, will close at 9 O'Clock ON Nom
day. Wednesday, and Thursday even
ings. This arrangement will continue
during the remainder Of the summer,
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On a Visit Home.

George b. Cole, son of Esquire Cols,
who went to Denver, Col, about eieh-
teen months ago, arrived home last even
ing. He will remain here about .
month, when he will return and resume
his position In the Denver Times ohice.
He speaks very highly Of his adopted
home.
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he Sensible,

You have allowed your bowels to be-
pme naoituaily costive, your liver has
|ecome torpid, the same thing ails your
(laneys. and you rejust used up. Now
II sensible; get package Of Kidney
~ or!, take II faithfully, and soon you
VI forget you've got any such organs,
ryoa VIII be well man.--Albany AY-
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Committed Again

Elizabeth McVey, was before the
yor this morning Oh the charge of
Iagrancy. She was committed to New
pasIle for thirty days. Elizabeth just
Foapleted a senteve Of fifteen days, yes
|srday.
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II TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.


VINO for many years has been eminensly
successful in the treatment of CHRONIC
DISEASES, has opened an Office 1t
So2 MARKET ST., WILMINGTON,
Where he can De consulted on Tuesday
and Friday'of each week, between the
hours OF A. M. aud r. M. Persons suf-
fsring from Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Loss
of Appetite. Constipation, Nervous Weak
ness, General Debility ,Catarrh, Neuralgia,
Deafness, Roaring t.ounds. In the Head,
Bronchitis. Asthma Diseases ofthe Throas.
and aaags gUnays ysr oat Ma%s
Brighps Disease, Sciatacas Lumbage,
chronic Dlarrh1a and Dysentery, Hem.
OrThoids or Piles, Functional diseases VI
the Heart, certain stages of Marasmus
and Lung Consumption, Scrofula. Pim-
pies on the Face. Diseases OF the Blood
and Skin, Scald Head, &c., &C., will find
it greatly to their advantage to call. az
they will be told with certainty what
ails them, and when cure ts promised
you can rely upon 1t. Consultation. .free.
jyl0 ON.
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NEW ADvERTIsRiIENTs.
OTICE,

NJ OTICE. rs
IN Chester Times is correct a. to the
date Of Gouley's 20 pular and orderly ex-
cursion to Coney Isl nd on THURSDAY.
AUGUST 18TH. He was in Chester soRe
days ago and made arrangements with
the party that has sold for Mr.. Smith to
sell for him, aud wished them to make
notice that he would run to C0ney
Island, as Mr.. Smith was not going.
jyle-lt2
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GOOD ENOUGH.

Loven Of really good chewing tobac-
sho1ld ask for Miller's Good Enough
ivy rlug a 1t 10 the only tobacco which
not the flavor Of Drug !stors and
Pes not cause sore mouth.
p l6-d & w-3 m ~
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SECOND ANNUAL ExCURsION
SECOND ANNUAL EXCUBbIVM
-KNIdHTS OF
st. Lawrence
Atlantic City.

Thursday, July aIst, 1881,
Tickets, SI.25 ChildRsn, % ssnss.
The boat leaves French st.
turning win leave Atlantic CisY At 5 r. q.
Jyl6-4t.
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Lost q Horse.

Messrs. Cox & Allen, brickmakers
lost a fine horse this morning. It
was found, In the stall, with its leg
broken, and had to be killed.
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MAR RRIED.

SEWARD-GRAY.-Ju 10, 1881 At the
residence of the brides father, by Rev.
Fred Q. Klein, Mr.. William r. Seward
and Miss Mary A. r, Gray, ALI Of
Wilmington, Delaware.
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Beautiful teeth at %, IS. 1S and -
$40 per set. Teeth extracted with
out pain by the use of gas. 0ver<LlI
thirty years experience.
DIR. GALLAGHER,
jyl4-tf, No. 500 Market street..
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TEETH FOR ALL THE PEOPLE.

jyi5-st. Street Com mission
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Read DR.. Todd's advertisement in an
other column. He will do what be
promises.
, 1881-05-07
Drafting Now Slsl,, OH tho Hcaldod Arm
Of n Yttuf1H Girl

Drafting Now Skin on tho Hcaldod Arm
OF n Young Girl.
NgwnuRd. N. T.. May D.-Dr. John Doyo, Of
this city, has a case Of akin grafting. Tho
patient Ia u little girl 10 yoara old. living
In Mill strpot, who was torrlbEy soalded
aEx weeks Ngo. 8hU and M Older 6tater
wore taking boiler Of hot water OF tho
stove, w!lcu 1t fell, thu 9trl boin0 thrown for
wnrd 80 that her nru,s were Immersed In tho
wntsr. Tho whole pt tho right arm was stripped
Of tho skIu from tho Shoulders to tho tips Of tho
tnRcrs, so that tho muscloa wore lett baro, una
tho left urn badly Injured balow tho elbow.
Tho unfortunate child haa suffered terribly,
The slightest movement NJ tho right arm
caused blood to How from myriad Of
plR ces. hut careful nursing bus mtloh improved
lts condition. Tho approach uf hot weather
S nestSs t. M srf o 9eI eJ nr
BY tho process Of skin xrlftlnH. Now skin has
already formed oytr tho aana aud 1tnut tho
S4 sst s ana f asto ssp sxtsaf " 4 1o
" The ioctor persuadca two n,ot,toal students
ana nyG or s!x other yonnE mols H. to ,y,nl!.ntoeg
brought !nto tho bcHt posstrao ooutltton for tho
oposauon, Tho young mon barred their urlns,
'eS stS* Evenly :aa .%aa 'te Gss eFat ska @
Turing thom 10 TO % aris, os sho giri. whure 10
placed them a. d!forent poin!s W tno LMro,
ton Of thcm, at leAst. would Adhcso and Krow.
tiesa VII "a foliowc9 y; new butch ia i isw
s s ar S a ss oe Ss ae
sUon 20 predict 3 result, tharo ID much hope that
the operation viii prove = succoas.
, 1881-05-07
A CnraLond Of Ti1c,

4 CnrsLoRd Of Tf1cs
TO tho Editor Of tho Drainage mid Farm
Journal: lseing often asked low much
drain-tllc It takes to make a cur-loa4 OF tile,
Iwish to make the following answer through
tho Journal:
Two-filoh ttle... 7,000Stx-inch ttl0. 900
Two and ha!f nchg 200 sevon.l lnch t!!o. ....1 10,
Yhrce-nch tilo. rMn lsiKht-tnch tile. tW
Three nnl half In.4 ,00 Tens inch ttlo.. ,0OD
Eot1r-ln0h tllo.... .n,M1 TwolvG-!nch tlo., 900
Flyo-tnch tuo.... :. .2,6o0
f3Eo1fnE r. EASrHR
, 1881-05-07
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psar sr:-1 ,,avo lind pe!petusi, g. S1ssst 1T eht
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nsnt good tas torpid ltsof aud hs0'i%a NJ IL
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lam taking your Taorlc,iFsg'I5, i.1,,n thst less
latsoduss i smons our lad'fMa Maa 4. N. On
rn.yeu,ed your rapr,e r. FsulT ~ =, Hh!ss az
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vi; sincerely: 4, .ot.Ssa ST. ''''1''
Nov. y, 1880, .,
ORG. ., !, 2; q ,,ssFs ~ u.s., 4 s.: ISL
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Dear slr-uayins a!esa, ~ ~ tbey ~ ~ -
Taosio;rnvfr LaSn;rlsif lLs,S;as ! eysr M Msrea 1t''" 4
SfsEiy Si;Eas p!es.ed 81 VIII hs'a. ]. o us1si'
, 1881-05-07
REBEL "REMINISCENCES.

Jefferson Davia nnd lkobcrt r. Loo
a1r. Davis, In n Lcttor to Gon. Crafts
J. Wright, or Chicago. corrocsa soIls
ltocont stntcmentS 1teEardlhE HIS
.s,',,a se",aonH "ash e8oi' A'eo ~"rln9 'he
IN ~. Elm, =, n. f,,,1ooo .,,t,,,..
c,,,o.no AIovr:-A a,,ort t,n,,, ai,,ao mr.,
Observation-Disclosures rnhliahn1 NJ, or,to,,, ,,,,r.
nort;,'r r, 10 .;atnsou p ~, ta fant,,an,a,.
,n",r1,irs ~ tho 1io, 1affor,.,, 1,a,,,s o,.'.
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n,,,," w." .Itso ~ ,, ~ t 4n' 1ot"
burg, tOgI dtnilur With soycrni otiiucrs. md
Gun: Loo there ro'ated that Mr. ,avls had tho
amy Gy s @ sat f. t ':n Sssngo TO ,envo hs army
Of Il day tr Sd, 10 havo Il cu1forynoo. Leo ro.
Piled tint tho NECESSITIES Of iho ars,y avery !ao.
b. mn attaci o ovary o0nt mo "y; " ts thIs
answer was rot,,rncd tint III. Unvjs s,1 ins,stn.1
q, seglns Leo that day. Leo replied that he
M,oud MT Io .,s r,esponsbe tor what hnppenedln
,,1 W2n!d juattfy G1s Ee!nX. nay!s intioxihly rn-
pi;e9sH ttiRt aen. Loo talst como; anu, sud Leg.
wma r., h,,snc3s ~ ~ ~ uSw ,""r ,a
,,cnt Gctwso Is thaii Gs m,gnt " brr s twt, I'D
ninei th,st should coo, no % mater % What p'u tno
consequences worc."
[ knew Jefferson Davis md Robert Z, Leo
we'll tlurlup their West 1,n,nt cotirtshtn
r,,, ,. ..I.'. ut t' s,,
IL niioy Wero intimate and cordial friends.
They served together after graduation lit tho
Northwest u u, ald utter tue nlaekllawk war
OF ILLINOIS,. Ihoy serVed III tao Mexican war.
,ul,iI.t Ar, t,.uf. ,,,u l., t,,n vnr,to 81. Ill
:"".'St 1ht' O"fAs "tts ~ uie oeH"se' Iae latl-
1t1s1to relation and cordial spirit epgander4l
iloll yy,,ro r,,no wc,l % nu,l intnnstc @ cvon " ~ ~
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