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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-04

sound logic in the Captsin's res-onirg,
sAd 1t looks as though C~hicagcans will
appreciate it.
sherman A. Kicker noted pork
and grain handler Of Chicago, has been
from this earth. Congestion
Of the brain. HeWas born in Portland,
Mime, in 1877. His packing house IN
this city was . Of the finest in the
country.
Cinnamon in Ckics-o are putting on
American airs. One Of them made
an angel Of another the other day.
They quarreled over a game Of cards.
An angel, also, is Sir. Richard Viii
son, Of Chicago. II was his own hand
that fred the fatal shot However,
before pulling the fatal trigger against
bis own crazy head be sent a ball into
his Hhe's anatomy. he wal jealous
Of her. She was not dangerously
hurt
Mr.. J. Hubbell, the Republican
national assessor aud tax collector.
was in Chicago the other day, but the
knirhts Of the lead pencil could not
penetrate his future" policy as 70
recreant government employes. How
ever, his wink indicated that the bOys
and G-Tls would have 70 put up the tax
OF 20 On a surveying expedition Of
their own.
Anton Hanson, Of Chicago, was IN
jail lately Now be Is 10 heaven. He
vent up By q rope ladder, arranged By
his own hand 10 his cell.
The Chieaso Tribune is ~editorislly
do N on j. Bubbells method Of ex.
tort ug money from the goyeromeot
employees. Il condemns the practice
as UNANIMOUSLY odiOus and a disgrace 10
the parry, OF faction Of the psrty. "a.
vOFing such detestable and unrepubli
can measures. Il is a healthy sig1
when such q v dely known journal
condemns such yillsiny.
Miss Margaret Msther Is the thest.
neal . + that dszzles Chicssosns at
present.
Geo. W. Peck, Of Milwaukee. editor
OF Peck's Sun. . humorous journal Of
pOae, gave the boys Of Cbicago who sell
his piper a boat excursion lsstSuoday.
Canon KnOwle the great Chicago
divine, q likely 10 have trouble be.
cause Of bis supposed violation Of the
Jaw relating TO marriage certificates.
de Is absent from the CITY.
The smoke destroyer invention
OF Dir. Algon, Of CHICAGO, Is a grand
suece s. The coniriyance Is a VERY
s'nple one, bat il eiiectually performs
is work. II was patented last Febru.
cry, and certainly bids fair 70 make a
Tor .nne for ia inventor. II Is reallya
saioke prevention, rather than a con.
sOper. A coil Of pipe is placed In
ooe end Of the fire box = such A
manner az 10 prevent burning out.
Tbs discharges the superhested steam
through a slotted nozzle over the
entire FIRE, thus preventing any escape
OF the gases. It saves fuel also by
mixing the hed more Intense.
Over 81 1000 barrels Of bee- were
gOL-led in Chicago last year. IL Is
believed that beer - rapidly takiog the
place Of whisky in this city. How.
ever, the latest thing is the fact thata
e. 81 ,rable number Of Chicago
gcrmans are Organizing AGAINST beer
Or mixing II would be a great bless.
ing 70 society here If the last o. whisky
and beer manufacture was reached.
NAYR.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-04

TIE State election for ArkanszE
takes plses to-day. The following are
the nominees for The principal Offices
For Governor, james b. Berry. Of
Benton; for Sseretsy Of State, jacob
Proheh, Of White for Auditor, A. W.
Piles. Of Ashley; for Treasurer. ". Z.
Woodruff, IT,. Of Pulaski; for Assoei-
ate justice Of the Supreme Court, ".
W. Smith, Of Phillips for Attorney
General, Q. 3. Moore, Of Pulaski; for
State Land Commissioner, W. ?.
Campbell, Of Woodruff for superin.
tenden. Public Instruction, Wood Z.
Thompson. Of Drew. The canvass has
been conducted with unusual yigor.
and IN some localities, az in Lit.le
Rock, with great bitterness. The
Democratic State ticket will no doub.
be elected, but some county tickets a .
doubtful, especially in the eastern
counties along the river, where the
cOlOred vote is largely in the major ty.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-04
NONRESIDENT Notice,

-E
No. i55-Iu the Chaneery Court of Shelby
county, Tenn.-The State OF Tennessee, fol
It's own. use, and for use Of Shelby coun-
.ty, etal, vs.. Kate g. Delt, ct al.
/ appearing from the bill which Is sworn Ia
i in this cause that The defendants, Kate q,
Bell, Lizzie b. Payne and husband, Henry D.
Payne. VIM. Garyln Bell, Mary Jennie BELL.
Sarah Frances Bell,J. Stewart Dali, Ro5infon
Bell. Ellen X. Bell, QerJin Bell, IT,, Annie
y. CoOllings and husband, Crit,endon n.
COollings, Allison Coollings, Kate H, Bell.
Henry Bell, Regina Muri-ee and husband. ~
Muriree, and MRS Elsie stein, are ali nom
resident Of the State Of Tennessee, IL Is there.
f)re ordered that they make their appear. ~,
hereip, at the courthouse Of Shelby ne.rnt-n H.
Memphis, Tenn on or before the sirst MoSyJdnI
In September, 1852, and ples3, answer op AZ.
muir to complainant hi and petition ~ M
Taxing District @ shelby county. or the SAM
viii be taken for confessed as 10 hem Snd sa1
ior, hearing OK pnrte, and that a COPY Of tb;sS
order be published once o week, for four sneo
cessiye weeks, in the Public Ledger,
This 10Th .d4g ofJuly, 1889.
A coRy-Attest;
r. j, BLACK, Clerk and Master
ny j, N. bradley, DC. M,
VIM, M. smith and n. II. HeiskelI. sol,rs
lOI complalnaht, l29 l5 llil47
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-04
Cotton in

p3teiaI % FIekhbrrg HofaId.
SKTPWTH, Miss. September l.
The cotton crop is looking fine. The
area in cotton in Issaquena county is
probably five per cent less than last
year. The crop is two weeks later in
fruiting, and owing to long continued
rains, four weeks later in opening. w
had very favorable weather in last
week, and with an immediate cessation
OF rain and no damage from worms till
the first Of October, Che crop bids fair
TO turn out twenty. FIVE to thirty per
cent better than last year. Have had
a light crop Of worms, which has dis.
appeared without doing any injury.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-04
MuddIed Comutssjou.
PHILADELPHIA Times.

AAh
The Tariff Commission seems TO Be
getting its testimony 10 great variety.
and it is very doubtful il it can be 81
80 much use to itthat way as if il were
to adopt some system. Undoubtedly
it would be much better if the point
on one subject could all be presented
before another subject is taken up; il
would enable the commission TO ar.
five at a clearer judgment. As it now
is it must be very confusing to lister
to opinions on half a dozen points il
one day. 1t is not easy, however, h
have everything as desired, and while
it is difficult for the Tariff Commission
to get any evidence at all, it is probs.
bly, satisfied to take it any way Il
comes.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-04

General Lucius Polk, of Maury. il
is said, will be a candidate for the
State Senate from that district on the
Bate platform. The Hon. John V.
Wright is thought to be a candidate
Of the Fasselliors, Hawkiusite9, and
the other odds and ends. The late
50. called regular Democratic candi-
date for Governor will have a hard
row Of stumps 10 weed 10 his candi.
dacy. He will baye his pledges and
promises made to the people while A
candidate, aud his subsequent course,
resented 10 the people ia his district
IN a way not likely to enhance bis
reputation for consistency and the
virtue Of doing what the people ex.
pected from the tenor Of his speeches
aud promi Isl Tennesseean.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-04
The GnIIantB Rate.

II is rather cheeky in Russell to b,
bowling for hell and hemp for Genera
Bate when he knows that in all tn,
elements Of character that 20 10 make
up a gallant, generous and reliable mar
Bate is bis or any other mans eQull
As far as debt paying is concerned
Bate has paid all Of his own debt and
many thousands Of dollars for his un,
fortunate friends. Besides, he has
more charitable deeds set down oppo
ute his name than almost any man We
know Of.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-04

Mr.. James A.. Weatheriord, Of
Springfield, Ohio, says: Browns Iron
Bitters cured me Of the worst case Of
dyspepsia man ever had. The muscles
Of my stomach, liver aud bowels now
seem so strong, / believe | could
almost digest petri6ed cbeesel l rec.
ommend it to all who suffer as did L.
s. Mansfield Il Co., W. N. Wilker.
son & Co., and G. w. Jones L. Co.,
wholesale agents.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-04
Observation-Disclosures

No. 45i5-Tn the Chaneerv Icourt az sbsihv
county, Tennessee-The State Of Tennessee
LOT ls own use and use OF the county OF
1 appearing from the bill which Is sworn %
IN TINS cause that tho defendants, Georgia
Albert Brown, are all n0n-residents Of fhe
state OF Tennesseo; It Is therefore ordered that
they make their appearance herein, NJ the
courthouse Of Shelby county, Tennessee'
on or before the first Monday In soptems
beri 1882, and plead, answer or denim Ia
complainant bill, or tho same will be taken far
confessed ~ TO them and vet for hearing ey.
parte; and that a copy Of this order be pnb-
in the Public Ledger. "'oA''
This 18th day OF July, 1882,
A copy -Attesti
n. j. BLACK, Clerk and Mast.r.
by ]. N. Bradley, Do Am.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-04

ACCORDING to Edwin Alden & Bro 3
American Newspaper Catalogue, Just
issued, there are 12,1E3 newspapers
published in the United States and
the Canadas. Total in the United
States, II ,622; Canadas, c36. Pub
lished as follows: Dailies, 1852; tri-
Weeklies, so; semi weeklies, $50; week
lies, 9078. bi-weeklies, %; semi m onth
lies, 202; ~nonthlies, 1890; bi month
lies, IL,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-04

Arab Bey was in the Confederate
service. he was a Major in the New
Orleans artillery.-Yazoo Herald.
Arab was the real Jesse james and
wa the mysterious 306 delepats to the
Chicago convention from Mississippi
There IS no doubt about it.-Yicks-
burg Commercial.
These things are bad enough, but
not the worst that can be said Of this
awful man. he helped to lobby
through the 1903 and 60-6 acts, and
setes asa proxy in the SKY blue con
TsBtiOn Of July. After that the
country was too bot for bin.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-04
Nonresident Notice.

No. 4551-ID the Chancery Court Of Shelby
county, Tenn.-The State Of Tennessee for
is own use and for use Of the County Of
Shelby Of al vs.. ID M Dubose ct al.
appearing from the bill. which Is sworn 10
bose, j NJ ID Miller and J b Wethei ell are
non residents Of the State Of Tennessee;
II Is therefore ordered that they mako
their appearance herein, at the courthouse
see, en- or before the 6rst Monday in
September, 1882, and plead, answer or dc.
mur 70 complainant bill and the petition
Of the Taxing District ofShelby county, or the
same will be taken for confessed as TO them
and set for hearing ex-parte; and that q COPY
Of this order be published once q week, for
four successive weeks, In tho Public Ledger.
This 18th day Of July, 1882.
A eopy-AtteAt:
n, ]. BLACK, O.. 4 M.
WIN NJ Smith, + II Heiskeil, soprs for com
plainant. l19 135 14f 1A7
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-04

The best preventive Of consumptiy,
diseases OF the lungs, bowels or kid
neys is Browns Iron Bilters. il
checks all decay.
5. Mansfield & Co. w. N. Wilker.
son q Co., aud q. w. Jones & Co.
wholesale agents.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-04
From Eminent DIR. &. &. Clark,
Oswego, n. Y.
es1OIHansa IR.rNN Nat Tent. =

BY far the BIS Of all the preparations of
the kind-F0oD AND TOSIC-that l have
ever used. To the sufferer from chronic
diseases, or the conyalescent, It is invalu.
able, as il is both no~urishing and strength
ening." TAKE 10 OTHER OF druggists.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-04

PUBIC LEDGER job printing Office
and book bindery, 10 Madison.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-04
New Advertisements
$40 to $4,000

In legitimate judioious speculation IN Grain,
Provisions and Stocks on our perfected nian'
yields sure monthly profits TO large and smell
investors: Address, for full particulars, n.
n. Kendall a Co, Conn Merchants, IN
and l7g La kalie St., Chicago, Ill.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-04

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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-09


IL 10 certainly shame-and this 10 an ex-
ceedingly moderate expression--to let the last
resting place Of hundreds Of brave men. who
len their homes to battle with strong and
implaeable Zoe, pass into diIspidasiOn. The
Point Lookout Cemetery has been neglected
fSryears. Weeds, briars, ETC., have taken the
place Of the rose and verbena. II, from
one short word (iOve) all pleasures fov, would
il not be = testimony Of grateful affection 70
the memory Of those self-saeriheing heroes
who, star now from home, and their native
shore, sleep in death, and hear Of wars no
more" TO beautify the surroundings Of their
sepulchre7 A little cleaning up, and plant
ing few varieties Of roses, lilies, &c., in sea-
son, We opine, would be pleasant task for
the young gentleneu and ladies Of the district.
We do nctask a transportation Of the stately
oaks Of Bashan and the red spicy cedars II
Lebanon. MOI Bat we do request that somt-
thing be done to render beautiful, polns Look
Qua Cenetcry.
We have no marriages and deaths 10 chron-
iele, bat sickness in the way Of inf.uma,ery
rheumatism Is Increasing. The weAther-ahl
what shall NE pen concerning the sams7-
Well, tits raining At present. and the cold
Winds from the frozen regions are anything
but pleasant. Its predicted by = fes Of our
woald-be-veunor-wise citizens that mother
earth will soon vie With the elOud-cApped
HGRui In whileDess; that Is, great snow
storm will; ere long, visit US.
Never did Ulysses take more pains with his
beloved Telemaehus, that cur local weather
prophets exercise ia endtavoFing TO impress
their peeniiaT signs Of prospective changes
OF The atmosphere upon The minds Of their
credulous admirers. News scarce, and travel
ers are frequently throws il . paroxysm Of
rage In consequences OF holey and osherwise
disagreeable roads.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-09

- The AmeFiesn Farmer Tor March lsi,
sii1 Further Improved 10 appearances ard eon-
venienee ~ having IL leaves stitches and
trimueds ~ fnIi u snEsgnable arfirIes--the im-
poEfan1 saajscss Of live stock, trait Rr0minx
and gardening. and The appliention ofeommer-
Gal and domssiie iersiiiserh rcceirnz, e 10
ne rale il this practical joaraal, TIE largest
share Of space and afEeasion Dr.. Thomas
Pollard. Commissioners az Agriculture OF
vifginia. now one Of me editors, addresses
himself % the needa and opportunities Is agri-
culisre In Mary land, Virginia aud The oIher
States q Tie nearer South. dwelling sigh en-
Rlasis upon The deiraAiliiy and adapsahflity
soF them Of grasses, sfosk raisinx and mixed
husbandry. An attractive home department
IL aiways provided for lhe ladies OF tbs EARN
Eouselssld, aad neat engravings illustrate
many q the priicles.
IN the Issue Tor March 18th, the awards viii
be annannced Of tie prizes foE the hest essaS
on mixed farming, Improved live stock, fruit
growing, iuekinR and lobacro, and tie edl-
tors say > treat Ia in Store for their readesa.
The Farmer IL friend whose semi-moushIS
visits should be welcomed by every farmer.
li e Published By Sam'l Sands Son, BaIIi-
more, At Sl.50 = year, Or ~ 81 % rlnLs Of Ave
or more.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-09

The bin % punish wifs-healers Al The whip
piAg POss, passed the Senate on Friday raOrn :
Ing last. The bill Origiaaied in the House Of
Delegates, and passed that body with bat
slight opposition, hui in ths Senate il met
with nush objection from certain Senators
although decided majority wers in favor OF
we elll. The Senate considered the bill on
:" 'AiFd reading On Thursday evening. end
" provoked such discussion that The evening
session was continued until next day. kmong
sas Senators who diacnssed the measure, were
ae''s'. Bratiaa, Alluloa, Lloyd, Steiner asa
nsaee IN opposition. and Messrs. Wells, Van
ess'o'd, Gu, Bond. and several Others in fs-
sOs- The vote was taken about 10 minalss
a''sr midnight, and resulted ia the passage of
BY yeas 10. nays7.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-09

Our Hay Scales are In rapid progress to-
wards completion, and ere this notice reaches
the reader, win be in condition TO do all the
weighing yOn want. A slight tariff, we sup
pose, will be levied on all who use them, but
IL win dOnbtiess Be 80 trifing that none win
object 70 paying il. Il Is the enterprise Of .
joint stock association Of our citizeas, not to
make money, but to secure fair dealing IN al
matters Of heavy weight traffic. The Scales
are located in the main street Of che village,
near ths old Saw Pin, and nearly between The
Big Brown and the store Of Mrs Hammett.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-09

The Hon. Geo. Cotton hes retired fron the
editorial management the Baltimore Gazaits.
AF. CFoasdaie, whoancceeds him, Is q veteran
Journalist and we hope that be may meet with
every success. The Gasesss win be, as hereto
fire, an ossspsksn exponent Of true dsmOerA-
ey.
We are 10 receipt Of copies Of the Star, new
Baltimore evaning joarnal. Il Is small IN size
bus u bright ana ncwsy We hope that Il
may meet wish the Surcrss II deserves.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-09

- ~8e D8&&s
We are reminded 10 thank our immediate
representative in Congress, Gen. Chapman,
fos sending u the daily 'Record" Of the de-
bates In COngTe@. We also return thanks,
70 wAomsOevsr due, for the daily journals Of
cur State Legislature. In making similar
acknowledgment for the receipt of these jour
nails OfLegislative proceedings, the Port TObac-
co Independent reckIessly asserts that they make
most excellent rraPpiag paper for newspaper
mailing purposes. We never employ any hut
the best article in this Office SsriOusly, the
accounts they furnish Of Legislative proceed
ings are 90 mixed and muddled that II Is diff
hcuit to tell ''tother from which, - what has
been done or 10 what extent done. But then,
We are no Philadelphia lawye-, you know.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-09
(LOeal corr.spoudsucs.)

&r. CEEMEEr's BAY, March 7ih, 1881.
Messrs. Editors :--Tommy GrcenxelI's Arr
Gallery has great attraction iOr children a.
well as for grown up people who have jnde-
ment and artistic taste. Any one who appre-
ciaies art can spend hours in viewing and ad-
miriug his wonderful, elegant and varied
paintings. They are al works Of merit and
masterpieces Of ara. The most attractive
paint ne in tie gallery Is the Sleighing Scene.
lie has lately added several very beautiful
Chromos to his collection. The following
are few Of the most interesting ones. The
Little Surgeon, the NeapOliian Boy, Among
the Blossoms, The Angel Of Mercy. Pot
Luck. The Fox and Ducks, and many other
beautiful and interesting paintings, a which
the visitors can gaze for hours with inereas-
ing interest. He inlendssoon 70 add TO thiseol-
leclion the Statue Of the s'Greek Slave" which
he intends 70 place in juxiaposisiOn 10 the
American Amaxou." Any person. who APP
preriates art, win be amply repaid for calling,
especially if they should Be in want Of good
four or meal. DE-. Blackstone has at last
6nishea removing al the rubbish Of bis old
house and leveling the foundation, and has
built upon the site Of the 'sOld Tavern' .
stone monument 40 memorial Of departed
worth. II 10 great improvement 70 The old
place and adds greatly 70 lie appearances.
There has beea great many deaths this
winser. Diptheria. pleurisy, pnenmonia, and
all the other Ills that mortal aesh j. kelr 10,
has been doing their work 81 DEATH and many
a prone head has been laid low. The grim
monster, death with expanded wings Is al
ways towering near, ready 70 seize upon the
unwary victim and bear him 10 the cold and ST.
lens tomb. How osien do We see the strong uaa
and beautiful young maiden who have just
entered upon the arena ofliie. buoyant and
elastic with life and hope, who have pictured
% themselses long life of pleasure snd happi-
ness. In moment, the grim monster > izes
upon lksm and they are laid uPOn the bier
cold and pale in the smhrars Of death Life
i short and uncertain How important then
thss We shosld improve each passing hoari
II we would pause occasionally and consid-
ef thar me have immortal souls; II we wonld
look heyond this earth and see what hasa-
lifnl home Is awaiting our c0ning; 4 Ne
wouid psrmit our hearts 10 Be srne 70 thesn-
selves; 10 feel that there ere sweet e0mpan-
ionships 10 befornd there perhaps loxed
ones--w bat happy change wcnld Be wrousAt
In oar nasnresl How mach better Gtted ne
would then b. to enjoy tie blessings oflhis
life and 10 prepare ourselves Tor shs life =
tomeg
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-09

Il win b. remembered that In our report Of
the eapsise Of the pleasure boat Edith. pub
lished In the BsAcoE some werksago we made
mention Of the loss Of q valuable gun belong
ing te Mr. Richard Moore. Of our village,
which was thrown into the water when the
upset occurred. Though diligent search was
made for lie recovery At the time, It proved to
be without effect. A few days ago, however.
Mr. Bland, whilst Clustering near the place
Of the capsise, found the gun, recovered IL and
restored Il 10 lis owner.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-09

The property known - Watts, il his dis-
aI'efs has bssn lately sold Il private sale b.
ne owner, Col. Niles, = James Cooper. j..
Z. and \. Q Grsenwsli. for 81 .zoo. Col
hlles also sod Wiihin he pass few days : tract
q land Il s.. Andrsw's Forrest kuown - he
1leos @ Capt. a. a. Lawrenrs. Pnce M
known- Capt. Lawrspes sold 10 Col. Mises
within he past wesk beit o. lard, lyinv I'm
nediassiy b<hind he property Of Mrs. Downs
And the lass purchase Of Mr. Boyd. il our viz
'Aee' eoaiaining aboat thrs-soursbs Ct an
nere, sSr $3.50. Mr.. Boyd subsequently par
chased Col. Allies the property at The sane
price the Col. paid for Il.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-09

Among The graduates Of ths College Of
Physicians and Surgeons, Baltimore, we no.
tee the name Of Or. ,. r. Heard, ofthIs coun-
", who has been polIesmen In that city since
1878 and Is now sesgszaf O ihs Force. lie
has bsen mosttaloient oaloer, and bis friends
ere confident ihat hs win wear his diploma
wish a. much h0nor ns be bas worn bis star.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-09


Anestiag ofall persons, resident Of thseonn-
- who served In ths Army and Navy Of shs
oal'sd States during the late Civil War Is
JAILED IN another column 70 assemble 81 the
OoaFs House on Tuesday, the alst Of March,
Ss'Aal sar the purpose Of fsrming an assOcia-
a0n 70 better the condition of those who are
Iss1'y entitled 10 che merit Of saving the
oa'oa'" We hope there may - FUN aslen-
aaase % hAad and that successful ass0eia-
Won may be formed.
lns mention # this messing suggests usse
.sI 'has Ihoggh the Coaibaerases hare alrsa-
= loTmsd similar association IN The connsy
20 have organized by The adoption ola c1n-
.alatioH and the election Of efaesrs, il Is ssill
mall IN nu'nhsls and il "A snlssblea eonai-
a'a. Would il not be well for the Preuidens
: issue call, designating : day IL March
.oan 'or meeting or msnbers and I'll snti
1ss % oseome members We think il w0uld
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