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University Of Virginia,

The next session begins on the LIST of October,
1882, and continues nine months
The institution is organized In distinct Schools,
as originally planned for 1t by Thos. Jefferson
grouped under the Departments of Literature,
Science, Law, Medicine Engineering and Agri.
culture, and in charge of the following Faculty:
Prof Jas. L. Cabell, Prof James f. Harrison.
Prof. NJ Schele DeVere, Prof John W. Mallet,
Prof John Is Minor Prof. John X. Page, Prof
Francis II. Smith, Prof. Noah X. Davis. Prof
John Stage Davis, Prof, Thos. X. Price, Prof
Geo. Fred'k Holmes, Prof WIN. NJ. Fontaine
Prof. Chas 8. Venable. Piof. Francis =. Dun.
nington, Prof. Stephen o. sOuthall, Prof. VIM
M. Thornton. Prof, VIM. X. Peters, with a num-
Der of Assistant Instructors. The newly created
chsir of Astronomy is to be filed In June of this
year.
The equipment of the University In buildings
and collections has been largely increased OF
late years, and is very extensive and complete
The Astronomical Observatory, to contain the
great telescope given by NJ Leander Nc
Cormck, Is under construction.
The expenses OF the Student are moderate, and
messing system has been established by which
comfort may be combined with special economy
In the cost Of living.
For catalogues, with detailed information,
apply to JAS i. HARRlsON, NJ. D.,
Chairman Of the Faculty
p. o., University Of Virginia, Albemarle Co., va
my2i- otaW1m - -
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FORT WORTH
Mineral Wells

Worth Mineral Wells, eight miles east OF Fort
Worth, and Two miles north Of Handley Station,
on the 7. 4 p RAILROAD Furniture and bedding
all new aud good. Bath rooms connected with
hotel There are but few waters in the world
possessing the medicinal qualities OF those
waters. .Phosphoric acid being abundant, there.
by making them peculiarly adapted TO all nerv.
Gus diseases. We give qualitative analysis, a
authenticated BY T. NJ Wells. analytical chem,
Calcium: Sodium; Potassium Bulphuric acid:
Carbonic acid; Hydrochioric acid, abundant
Phosporic acid, abundant One pint Of water
evaporatcd 70 dryness leaves q solid that weishs
Iuni-iml Iocl Boz a. Fast wS q SSA TsI..
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A WomAN's REMEDY.

AZ certsin ages and periods of womAn's life, there
comes certain troubles, aches, pains and suierings
Thsse complaints and irregnlartice copardEe the
girls lie Of sixteen, and follow up and haunt the
married woman until amer tho "turn Of lifs."
Some have headaches, swimming Of the head,
mental and nervous prostration, blanohed cheeks,
bloodles lips, lfeless eyes, clouded brain: while
others suffer with painful Irregularities uterine dis.
placsmsnss and ulcers, hystsrical spasms, physical
ptcstrstion, chronic leueorrhrs, chorosis suppsss
sions, loss Of appetite ovarian diseases kidney ssc.
tons. ETC.. which in numerous cases end In episptic
nts, eonvulslons, insanity and death. Thsss are
generally N result Of inattention. All fsmAlss
know the elAss Of complaints We alluds TO. Now,
adies, all thsss troubles be svertsd and cured
We have proof from thousAnds.
Dr.. Dromgools's English Female nttsrs will cure
you sound and wsll-wtll mshs you healthy And
hAppy-will make you feel like q new woman and
no mistake. Sold BY all Drusgisss 81 oi.Oo. Send
your Address for copy Of DR.. bromgools's Family
Medical Adviser, free % he alIistsd.
J.P. DRonoooLs q Co.,
Propristors. Louisville, II,
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- Unu btunlp. Nd VNumE OF
CELEBRATED WORKS on Nervous and Sexual Dis.
eases. Consultation personally orby letter FREE,
Consult the old doctor, Thousands cured. OHlco
In quiet private, respectable place. You see no
one but the doctor. DR.. Clarke Is the only phy-
stefan In the city who warrants cures or no nav.
Medicines sent everywhere. Hours, 8 a. N. 10
Sn m 800
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FUTURES.

The New York future market opened steady
at an advance Of points higher than yesterday.
u 40 for August being the highest point reached,
declined points on fourth call. and closed easy
at points lower than last night and points
IN mn halns
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LETTER LIST.

The following Is list of letters remaining in
the Postolce ut Dallas, Dallas county, Texas, for
the week ending.June 2lst 1852, which. II not
called for in four weeks will be sent to the dead.
letter office Parties calling for these letters will
please say advertised" giving the date of the
list Parties living in the city will please have
their mail addressed to their street and number.
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DR.. CLARKE
No NO G phYi ESTABLISHED 1851 no, 81 ~.

St Louis. Is still treating al
Private, Nervous, Chronic
and Special Diseases, epcr.
matorrh9a. lMP0TENOY,
Sexual lncapncityl, Female
Diseases. lrree ularities, DIFF
ficnlties, etc OBJ Ladies',
send % cents I'm stainps) 10
pay express charges on .
valuable work." entitled
Diseases of Women. ETC.
Work on Chronic DISEASES
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New Orleans futures opened steady at an ad.
points on noon call, and closed quiet and steady
at q decline of 4 points from yesterday, and
points since this mornings opening. Sales,
$500 bales.
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The Brown Cotton Gin Co., Now London, c..

Lrael .. Brour, Rvst Etr. r. Brern, Treas.
These machines run light, make fine sample, amt
clean the seed properly Dssi English cast steel In tho
saws; tho toeth will not band break OF turn back.
iron pulleys throughout, brush strongly made, with
adjustable boxes, cast stse journals and two belts
ono at each snd-snsuriny cool bearings, full speed,
and steady notion (only 0tn in market having this
improvement.) Extra large shafts 60 saw and brush
cylinders Strong iron frame best mstcriAls saps.
rior workmanship, fine nrish.
tEhors Brown Gins have bcen sold during tho part
Tires SEASONS than any other two makes combined Mr.
Israel D. Brown from ISIS 10 1853 OF the nrm Of L r
Taylor Co OF Columbus, Ga) the president Of the
company, has had longer practical experience in
making Gins than any other man living, Present facl
ties formanufscturps and shipping unsqualed By any
other establishment OF the kind in the world. Hence
our very low prices for such superior machines.
Price List OF GINS, Feeders and Condeusers.
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COTTON.

NEW YORK spots opened firm. Atl2:lO. they
we're firm Sales 1901, Closed firm; middings
u $40 Sales 1854.
Liverpool spots active and FIRM middlings
6s.4 Orleans 1916. Sales 1900, of which
9S5 were American, and 200 for expectation.
Receipts II, lOl, of which $3.50 were American.
Consolidated net receipts, $3.50. Exports to
Great Britain, II ,233; France, 1920; continent
1895; channel, 2,265 stock, 376,O75.
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Inee pa.scni!TIoN fOr ths spssdy cure .,
Ih6c ss.insi Wsslnsss LsM 1anhesd
:;. :: s ns.vsrsssss CONFUSION q Ids.s Ays.
brouaht on By secret habits and excsssss. Al
dfuggist hes The inGredienn. 81 LouiS Crre0vs
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Armstrong, Leo
Armstrong. Caroline
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Branagan. James
Brown, Dick
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Clayton. Miss Mary
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AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY
STANTON, VA.
Miss MARY J. BALDWIN, Principal
September 9Th, Closes June, 1883,

Unsurpassed In its location. In iu building
and grounds; In Its general appointments and
sanitary arrangements; Its full corps OF superior
tagcs In Music, Modern Languages, Elocution.
Fine Arts, Physical Culture, and instruction in
the Theory and Practice Of Cooking; the success
iul efforts made TO secure health, comfort and
happiness; ~ opposition 70 extravaganza: It's
laIs, apply TO tho Principal for catalogues.
jrnlS.2m 800
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ss sss 8 ,g ss7ss' S.Si 3. :sSs
hes dlscoyersd . slnple sslf-curA vhioh SS VhI
isn Si 5Nf g a. sSnSv 4 Address
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-. NELSON
ARCHITECT AND BUILDE
Ofilce shop And residence ina wooA a.

80 Dallas Texas -
plans and drawings In elevation. with spec,a.
cations and estimate. for churches, schoola
banking houses, halls, cottages, eto, etc :, fnr.
nished on short notice Construction auperin
tended when desired. 1.-THE oeniraat IA awarded
% me no charge !. made fof The draWinss. All
manner. Correspondence pron ptly stteudad =
Finest selection Of architecture On hand.
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Noises In the Head. the vital fluid passing unob.
served In the urine. and many other diseases
that read TO insanity and DEATH n
THE ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE
viii agree To forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for
q case Of this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
under their special advice and treatmehD will
not cure, or for anything impure or Injurious
found In It THE ENGLISH MEDICAL In
sTlTUTE treats all Private Diseases successfully
without mercury. Consultation Free. Thor.
sis Of urine, t5 90 Price Of Vital Restorative,
81. % bottle or four times the quantity, go Oh;
sent TO any address on receipt Of price, or C. o. D..
mo @, o. D. sent without 81 enclosed as o guar.
name II desired, by ENGLISH MEDICAL
INSTITUTE, us Olive street. 81 Louis, Missouri.
Wholesale Agents, W. II. HOWELL 4 BRO.
Dallas. Texas ~ :
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Illustrated Marriage Guide. 40 pages, clc1S
and GUT binding 50 cent? name in paper csv0
y cents Manhood, 10 cents womanhood -
cents pamphlet centa securely sealeA -
mail Send money or postage stamps. ~
whiTTIER the great speciAlist 6l7 81 Chaxlo1
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY!

Ia a never-fa falling cure
for Nervous Debility,
exhausted vitality, Sem
inal Weakness, sper.
MANHOOD, impoten.
cy, Paralysis, and ell
the terrible effects OF
Self Abuse. youthful
follies, and excuses In
maturer years--such %
Loss OF Memory, Las.
situde, Nocturnal Emis-
sion. Aversion TO S0cie.
~, Dimness of Vision.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-07-01
mo. 80.



We have reoeived the June number
OF the Southern Cultivator and Dixie
Farmer, and a. ususl it il full OF in
teresting reading matter for farmers
aud their families. A comparison OF
this sterling Journal With similar pub
licstions, North and South. shows
decidedly in favor Of the Cultivator
and Farmer. In quantity the latter
has about one-half more than any
other, and every article bears the im-
press Of care 10 selection or thought
10 preparation. Every number OF the
Cultivator has letter from Bill Arp.
prepared exclusively for it. Special
attention. u given to the interests
Of "Patrons Of HusbAndry," the SEQ
reiasy of the Slals Grange being en-
ployed to write in The interest Of that
order. Our opinion 10 that il the CuI-
tivator finds lie way into the farmsr's
home. it viii always b . Welcomed
visitor.
Messrs. jas. P. Harrison 4 Co. At
lanta, Ga, publishes u tor the nomi-
nal sum Of 81 50 per annum.
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lrothsn / Nothsr, / i Mothers III

Are VOC disturbed ct night and broken
of y0nr rest b. sick child entering aud
crying With the excruciating pain Of CUT
ting teethl II %, 60 1t once and get >
bottle Of Mas. WusLow's SooTmNo SYHuR.
Il will rsIisse tie poor litsIe Sufferer im-
medixtely depend upon It (; there y NO
mistake about it. There u not . mother
on earth Who has ever used IT, who wall
not tell you It once that il will regulate
the bowels and give rest to the mother.
and relieve the health Of the child. opera
ting like magic. IL Is perfectly safe to use
In al cases, and pleasant 70 the taste, and
u the prescription Of one Of the oldest and
best female physicians and nurses in the
United states. Sold everywhere ct -
cents bottie. tA s
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The Cost q the state Govern
IN. o. Dsmocr.t.l

In his speech on the revenue bill
the other day. Mr.. Ogden. Of Booster.
told, in figures aud dollars, the exact
value that Democratic government
has proven to this State. The corre-
spondents of Republican papers are
wont to telegraph from here that
there is the same wastefulness aud
corruption that prevailed during The
worst days Of Republican rule. and
that the people have discovered that
they have not changed their system
Of government. but only changed the
name Of the party in control OF the
Treasury.
II is astonishing how many persons
unreae ,uably accept these falsehoods
without inquiry or investigation and
break out in loud denunciations Of
the Democracy for failure to keep
its pledges of reform. II was only
last week that . member OF the Leg
islature gave his views on this ques-
ton in q phillippic that would have
been terrible had it been based On
facts.
The figures cited BY Mr.. Ogden
from the Auditors reports are s0f-
fiicient answer to AL these loose and
unsubstantial charges. Taking the
different State administrations since
the war, be finds the following to b
the average annual expenses Of the
governms n: Warmoth's Republi-
CAM regime. $5.527, 500; Kellogg'a
Republican, regime. $s.s76,0ll-
during the last Two years oi the KEEL
logg government the House was Dem
ocratic, and consequently the expen'
ses Of the government we're reduced
l-N,choll's Democratic) regime. -.
29S. 539; At present. $l.226, 462. y
requires, therefore. but httle more
than ona-fifth the amount TO support
the State government now that 1t die
under ,.Varmoth. Theee figures ars
sufficiently plain and eloquent and
do not need word Of comment.
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On the night of June 18th . torna-
do swept through central Iowa, doing
. vast deal Of damage in its track
Nearly hundred lives were lost and
four of Eve times that number were
wounded. The damage to property
was very great.
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The steamer Rogers burned to the
waters edge and SINK in The North
Sea January 7th. Llent Barry has
Just made report. III which be re-
counts the incidents OF the disaster.
and the kindness extended to the
crew by the hospitable natives Of the
Alaska coast.
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The Alexandria Democrat very l.

The Alexandria Democrat very la
conically and tersely says: ''The Leg
islature is about to give Us another
Judge for this District. which we do
not need. and they refuse to give as
exemption from parish taxation. which
We do need" 1t might have added,
sbut have no right expect"
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Alexandria now has a telephone
from the Exchange hotel to Col Nc
Ginnis' livery stable. Our neighbors
are something over year behind
CoIfax in the telephone business. new
ertheless their spirit Of enterprise is
to be commended.
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The question that is disturbing the
of Louisiana just now n.
who is Lieutenant Governor

Work ON the railroad bridge across
Red river at Shreveport will be com
menced 10 a few days. The foreman
of the work has already arrived and
is making all necessary arrangements.
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Major Burke has 30 far recovered
a. to get about on crutches. He APP
peared in the State House at Baton
Rouge last week, bat tho effort put
forth at that time 10 said to have re-
tarded his heretofore rapid progress
toward rect very, and be hes since
hsd 70 hsep closer quastsrs.
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Further reports from Egypt place
the number Of Europeans killed at
400. More than $4,000 Europeans
have left Alexandria. The powers OF
Europe nave taken the matter IN
hand, and will doubtless learn the
natives lesson before long
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coLFAx. GRANT PARISH, La SATURDAY, JULY l. 1882.

A Confederate gold dollar sold re-
Gently in New York for $500. aud
bid of el1OO has been made for one
owned by . man in Texas. There
would be millions in very few OF
these pieces.
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wide-awake Yankee has purch AS
ed the right to utilize the WATERPROOF
or Of the Niaera Falls, and with it be
expects To generate electricity enough
to light up several cities. Tue cleo
tricity is to be conducted under
ground wherever it is desired.
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ARrsat dsuiderakum IA Tie preparation
Of nssiioine ~ that il should Be pe1atable
without loo~ina H. e0loacy. This Y tho
cnes With Pdckly Ash Bittsfs. apd being
grnd. a = rsxscs1s their cathartio proper.
ties, they arc better adapted for genera!
uss than any other similsr article. = tz1aI
VIII convince the most skspece1-
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Letter from a school Teacher.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, ,
IS TIE PARISH OF GRANT.
June the 20the 1852. j

Editor Of Chronicle:
Haseing seen nothing in The Col
umns Of the CHRONICLE, from this part
Of the moral Vineyard, thought l
would pen YOU few lines for publica-
ton. Call this Country Moral | be-
Iieye it Is, for have been here four
months, u have't seen . single person
under the influence Of Strong drink,
(JessO as Bill Arp says) and that Ger
tainly speaks well for Country: Not
withstanding; this immediate Neigh
borhood has some of The worlds, Gu
riosities in it; in the shape of strange
people; Jesse; But Nevertheless, and
Notwithstanding and Really at the
same time and while says Jesse there
never was settlement but what had
its faults Now to the point; The Crops
are fine in this Country corn 10 small,
But with proper season from this ON
will make a large yield Cotton is look
ing; fine. Jessa, King cotton Is all
right: all that l have heard express
themselves are in fine spirits we arc
Blessed with good health plenty to
eat and plenty of time to Eat it; This
Country can Boast If her Churches !:
=
we Have Methodist, Episcopal Church
south, and Baptist Church (MissiOn
airy III a0out { miie ot oacn Osn0s' sn Is,
membership ct the 6ap.'ss cssss1n 70 q
that Of the Meth"dist IL smsii 10 n0s
know the exact No: we are p!opalei ~ =
to Build Us New Cnnrcn M'sssonatf
Bautist) We Have the Lumber sawed.
Mcknight e. co opened their heart and
sawed ior ~ % per ioO0' y. Un:Il .
SONS OF House Is 20 ue ooA4v ~ no, sx,ls
l2ft. and the Genlai people on lne
Country has oeen very n u.: = "a, *1 -,
eI,yu.'ns ~ ~. 100 - C..is.~ .nS a.
winch our ,''.us - $3.50 .e.,. .S.,sL
where Will Receive our heartieis shan No
IT there Is no sickness 70 preven: vs.
the 3 sabbath in July 1852.
Schools--There is a school at Grays
cra.t -,n,,er the charge Of Prof. G. H
H.rv;lle He has \ fi,le school oul
School az TINS piace De9'anl = s.n:.
The number OF ccnoiass'c ocuo',ss =
this community ID above ~. Jesse
We hope to Be able TO commence
public school the first monday in July
Jesse. That il if The Hon" schOo
Roord will Condescen(l to appropriate
so,rs of her funds tn onr Zine School.
~ rJ;.-,. tl;,L r. von vouId drn,
- -,r :. -. ......,,,,rr;fv vc,, miuh
you, sol ~ ~. =. 49, !. J..s 10 IS 80,
oe Picased, 40 .nc.e = : .ss :o.s Z. g.
Peopie noio' 9.u wy -.
Halls, irom Lincosn pn, Sys; :. ~
asounu aoous zig c en..u IA 80 :. 80,
|
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dh7soa week in ycur own town. $ Out
@OO il sres No risk. Everything new
& spital not required. We win furnish you
eyerythi,.g. Many arc making fbrtnnes
Ladies make ~ much - men. ana ooye
AID girls make great pay. Reader. u you
wsnS a business q which yon oan make
great pay I'll ~ 6me yoe wosk. wssss 20
naEtie1lsss - r HALL8Ff = CO.
1nnSI.fv 1esian4, N6anA
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-17
Rpseerans-G .rfie.d-Cbssa

CHICAGO, June 15.-Co.. A. Z. Hunton OF
this CITY, who commanded the First Michigan
engineering corps at Chickamauga, was inter
viewed on the G arfi -Rosecrans. Chase contro-
versy. He says he was in position to know
what was going on at headquarters at that
time, and knew the substance OF many of the
cipher dispatches passing; that Garfield may
have been indiscreet, but never disloyal to his
commander; that proofs are in existence to
substantiate this statement; that there are
now officers in, the regular army who could
clear Garffeld's memory from the aspersien
were it not for the fear of offending "a West
Point graduate" apparently meaning Gen.
Rosecraus). d; lie refused to state the nature OF
thus evidence, GA the ground that this was not
the proper time for it. He believes this con-
troversy is Instituted by Rosecrans' friends 10
put him in training for the presidency OF
the United States.
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Lss hts of ,ha Land League.

CLEVELAND, June ia picnic, for the
benefit of The ladies' branch OF the land league,
was held to-day, at which speeches were made
by ohm T. Finer ty. editor of the Chicago
Citizen; Rev. Geo. w. Pepper, of Sandusky;
ana Miss Mary Trowlaas, of this city, en-.
couraging the ladies to persist in.the work OF
the league ia daflnce ofBishop Gilmour's bull
OF accommodation. is5 2@ - -
Mr. Fiuerty saidi- No Irish, German,
French, Italian or Belgium bishop, resident
in the United States, has condemned the
ladies' land league. They are free to meet in
New York, Boston, St. Louis and Chicago.
The speaker criticized Bishop Gilmour Sc.
the hands of Bishop Gilmour spiritual lash
fer the purpose of flashing them into political
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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-17
Exercises of Ex-prisoners.

DAYTON. Q june 15.-The Ex-Prisoners'
association concluded its exercises to-day
under more favorable auspices than they were
bsgun. There were thousands of people in
Attendance from the neighboring country to
witness the launching of the ship Garfield"
built Tor the inaugural procession of President
G1rfeld, st Washington, and afterwards pre-
sented to the Soldiers Home. The ship was
constructed from launch Of the old nau- Of
war Cumberland, that was sunk by the Mer-
rimac. II will be kept on the lake at the
Home as a memento of Garfield. Mr.. Consoles,
of Columbus, delivered a memorial address on
the occasion, and x-Governor Richards, of
Ohio, also addressed the association, which
adjourned, after appointing an executive
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