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, 1888-06-28

&c fssc-gEu's esOIGry EaixaEu no. I. Cu.-s
tlraEcEss- aisJ and second stages; Sores on -
Lrrs alf H1tr: sore Ears Eyes. NOss q.
Ccurl-s--a !. Eai il@tchss. Syphiiific Ca,zrr. ,
deceased scalp, aud all primary forms D t1sc
di.casa known IS syphilis. Price SI.n"
s,as s2stsEo
sc ssts9.s7s' sis,t-Fen tsa!sass. No. u-e
Trcau, s,s.r.rlal ~ypisiiUic rneu.f. .t'-Tl,
t'asa- il- lie IJar-, / i1!s in the Head. hsC l.
of I.a r".,., Jicv a5ed SGFe Throat, SyphiIiiio
Xa~iI, maps aGd contracted Cords, Stiffness
CT The fs5mf-- aud ersiic8tes all diseases from
tire system. - Es,ger ~ Ep-td by indiscIeiion OF
airfSa OF Mercury. leaving the blood pare q
heait.y. ETEr@ $500 per Bottle
s.e EStc fsEEg ssGfsscSs spanish A2sidote GnI
the cure Of GoEoUhsE, Gieet, Irritation Gravel
sufS all Urinary or Genital disauangements
Price. S.s,;55 ue- Ez.5sise-
s.e isiE5zaTS GO;sieH spanish EuIeofisn,
for ssrar- eases of GonorrlOse, Infammntofy
Gierf- Stric;ures, &c Price, si-50 per
BfsfETe.
he fiSsEsoH'-. ;osdan Ointment for the eff
i-Cj.e h-5.ng OF SyphIiilic Sores, and eTlp-
T,Ga~. Price, 81 90 per Eiax-
he sttesgala's siGIGcl i-itis. Nerve and Brain
Treatment; loss Of pay -ioal power. excess or
ovsT-EvUEls. Pr0s'ra,i-n, etc. Price, $500
r3Cr Eu=-
To;lle and Eugyinc.
sen. evs-yeo..ere- q. o. D., securely packed :,
a. = EslG-zAEEslsS Il co, Agents.
a.. . - SduscInc IT. Cor. Clay
Ssa Eraucisco, Cal.
f5~C!RC LIAR NAILED FREE.
, 1888-06-28
Motto for Publication.

LAND OFFICE At SEATTLE. W I. !
My -, ISIS {
named settler has filed norioc Of his intc..:ion
10 make final proof in support OF hs clai'". and
thai said u oof win lie made before he CI rl Of
the UuItcd states District con Mt Port own
send, w. T., on Saturday, July y. lSsS VIZ:
Henry Meek. pr"-vmn'iau D. :. No 11r-sl iof
the " L. /, OF The y. J.. =, of lection -, and ,Ia
W = OF y. W. = and y. ". Il Of 5. W, ) oi sec
ton 50, Township - y Z. ".
IEe names the io!l5wial; witnesses % I..ve
his continuous residence upon, and c"ltiv,. ION
Of, said laBi, viz:
John Anderson, of Chimicum, Washington
Territory.
Territory.
William McLain, OF Chim;cum, Washington
Territor,.
o. f. Portson, of IroGdaIe, Washi gton Ter
jim Y. CSTEANDER, REGISTER.
, 1888-06-28

The ARGUS agency has raegive,! for sale
a hne farm on Orcas Isis d, bali nile
from SWeeuey's Lauaius, that will BE-
soiu OIL reas0nabis terms 1t has sixty
acres cleared and dwell Iug, barn.
frnciBG, &o. i stream of epr,ug wa;e~
runs through the Ian! L -i,ec,alIv
adopted for frnit Ia sing. dairytul,. Sc
a bargain awaits :Le purchaser.
, 1888-06-28

The new empress of Germany is
but 2S years old and is the mother
of four sons, of whom the dest is
but SIX years OF age She combines
the names of two recently widowed
expresses aud will be known as the
Empress Victoria Agusta.
, 1888-06-28

-ia!iam aud san Juan.
JOSEPH SwEFNEY. pIaiu.ir,
tNp I.!f
\ H. A.CEUSE defendant.
ihe n!tcd Sta.s~ of Amcri- u send Grg.!il.s:
20 l. IL '.C1JS!:, II fen IA .
ioh are ltrrEy req .'Tsl To- appear in action
nioii1it az ,'n-t ypu by the above naIa-f plain
I'M N the District Glrt of the Eirt .Juiici4
District Ct the Territory If Washington holding
terms nj tie city OF P"r; Town nd H. h
GO n, Gt jefferson. for the counties f ,Jeffsr
on lN!d q, t.all. IA and san LugH, and 70 4u.
T"er III" Co:u0'l IL flee therein. within sky
days 'i'eT tAe fist publication # this sum
A"IS. 'r Judgment b. GeIaT.t VIII I've taken
ts. i>t goa, according 10 lie payer %: the caIl
pla5ur.
lie id action {. b-ou"h- II pTrgo.er :rc srir
u sever" -IWG 80 sT> ami ?, cuIy-f1Ur ,cnt,
g =t-I'ol, nj int I.s- h rauu "a The rae 1
I'' per Caui 80 an I=m from tEr .,,I GIV oI
"a = lo>I. ir~1ns he balance due u - utIL f1H
.t.SNt.tHt upon IA -cc'u,t ia cd hefv-yH sax
pa lih ami defendant said G:Iy. iHG FL
OSt- Il, Il Il di-Lus~ern.I =
y iiH%-~. the Honorable r. hasd =. Jsfe-
y t'.Se Of the sitid District Court. and tI.p ~es.
thereof this su;h day of JUf q. u. iS-S.
NM I. LEuGEEWUOH, cic-1-.
Il JAMES SrAVT. Denu,v
bEAisHAy \ SACUS- At;osue. for FlaluriH.
'sj publication JUae 2i>t, l-oo.
, 1888-06-28

Nelson Bennett has men at work
to find railroad ronte from his coal
naines on the Skakit river TO the
Sound. This has given rise to false
report that he is to build railroad
along the east shore of the Sound.
, 1888-06-28

The very finest addition To- Port Town
send Is earEe ia 2sl; a.Iat . in everv
lock, leo r. avenue and 61 f. streets.
Call al our office u N;Cnrdy'5 biocd and
ste plats. The Port Townsend Land
Company. =
, 1888-06-28
4 Horrible Inheritance

TIC transmission or the fearful effects Of
contagious blood poison is certainly the mos,
hcTrihlc Inheritance which any man can leave
TO his ianocent p)sterity. Tie curse con.
tained in the Scrip,UraI declaration: Tho
sins Of the fathers shah be visited upon the
children unto tho third aad fourth genera
tioH," can be certainly nitisated, and IN tho
majority OF cases, PrcTeHtcd, b. the use Of
the antiLote 10 the contagious blood poison
which Nature herself furnishes, and which
Is 10 be found in It's native purity and IN
failibic efficacy IN the remedy known all over
the world as Swi'j's Specific - commonly
called " S. s. s" As Illustrative Of this fact
we give tie fJl9wlI & eyidcace-tEey are test
cases taken at random from hundreds Of
others OF similar Character:
hr. j. II. Brown, Of UornelisvilIe N Y,
writes: Three years I suffered with this hor.
ri1lc disease. SwiiCs Specific cured me COM
p!eIeIy.
Prof. Edwin Raar. 23I e Tuenty-sccond
street, New York, writes: Swift's Specific
cured me Of a fearful case II Blood Poison.
Dr. D. =. WiugGc'd, Il the Soldiers Home,
Richmond, Va, writes Swifts Specific cured
ne Of severe case OF Flood Poison.
D. W. X. BRIGGS B-ookIyn, N.Y:Iwasa a
perfect wreck from Blood Poison. Specific
restored hgal.h and hope, and am veII to.
day.
C. W. LanghHi, Savannah. Ca: have
eufIercd Ions tlrao with Blood Poison. I
tried swifts Specific and an now perfectly
well man.
A w. Buell.. OF Powers Hotel, Rochester.
y. Y, wri cs: 1t Is the hest blood remedy on
earth. Toured myself w!thit. Recommended
1t TO friend osmine, q well know business
E1an, and Il made him well.
Mr. 7. l. Stanton, editor OF the SmithviIle,
Ga, News. writes that friend Of his was
afflicted with = severe case of Blood Poison,
ana that two bottles OF S. s. s effected
complete cure. lie tried every other remedy
in vain.
Ar. J. r. Kellogg, Stamford, Conn, writes.
Hccenber 10, 1871: Your S S. S. Is doing for
me what ought to have been done long ago.
II hos done me more good IA one week than
sil the mc!icincs have ever taken. Would
had gotten Il before! Bat "ail's well that
ends we'll" II VIII make a new man OF me.
and thank God that have found it at lastl
treatise or Flood aul Skin Diseases mailed
tree. The SWIFT SpFrIFrc co
I-1EyRr3 stfaufn
, 1888-06-28

We have ju-; i..iI Ia Il large supply of
Bor,Cks aud Selrecl5 Homeopathic pre-
paratluu- i,tii ( Sous.
, 1888-06-28
Port Townsend.

TIE 'KEY" CITY OF THE SOUND BOOMING
THE PORT TOWNSEND SOUTHERN R.
R. SOON TO BE BEGUN-THE M
MENSE SUBSIDY RAISED
MANUFACTURERS COM
IEG-EvERYBODY
PROSPEROUS.
, 1888-06-28

Counties of Jefferson, Island, Ciallam and San
Juan.
ELSIE MARY NE-s, Plain tiff
mo yI5i
HENRY MEIss Defendant.
The United States of Am. Tisa sen greeting:
% HENEY MESS. efeudant
You are her by required 10 appear in action
brought az inst GU by the abo e mace ed plain
tiff, IN the District Court Of the Third Ju i.i
District Of the TER tory of Washin. on hold
ing terms at the city Of Port o~nsend. in The
I, II ty OF Jefferson for he counties Of cisrsoH.
Island, ClalHm ard San JUN. and TO .In-wer
he complaint filed Therein. in sixty dayS after
the fret public ito Of this summtiis, or ju,!g-
msnt 10y default Will He taken 3gainsr Won aC-
cOTdil z 10 the prayer Of this complaint.
The plaiCtif, Elsie Mary Mci~-. brings this &C
ion to obtain decree dissOlyin- The u -ndS of
matrmony between plIintifi and defendant,
and that plaintiff He wariod and :.rl ted the
custody and care of the miuoT chi dT.n of the
aiHtih and defendant, to-wjt: Jacob ana
Laura Victoria Neiss, Il: that judgment MAY
he decread against defendant for the costs of
this suit, the grounds of abandonment foI
more than one yer and on the grounds of the
failure Of defendant 10 make any provisions for
The suppoT Of rlyi .tiff and of his family.
Wines the Honorable 4 chad \ Jones.
iud-e + the said District Court. and the sea
thereof this lJIh day of : RI, i. D. 1888.
WIN. u. LEbGEliNODD, Clerk,
by j MES SENyEY. Deputy Clerk.
BRADSHAW 4 SACHS. Plaintiffs Atty.
Fiat publication April l2th, 1dSS.
, 1888-06-28
SUMWONS.

III illp OF tue II III Ju'tlClll DIS
tricI of Wa-hii g;OR 7 Territory, holding terms
at Port Townsend, III Jefferson c, unty.
Territory of Washin-ton. l..
County II j fcrs n.
w j hANnToN' Fi"iniih' l0o ,,qz
MARY ANN II .ON, Defendant.
To the above nance Defendant:
iou arc hereby notified that W. j. Hamilt n,
Plaintiff has fled Cumpla nj arainsI JOI il t''-
Ei-tr-Ct Court OF The 1hird J'd.cial Distri.t {,
hn!dii = tsriCS az Po.t I0G.I =. nd. which Wi
, ora on 10 be he rd sixty day AFTER I FIST
pEbiica ion of this mmOR~- tn wit: SKI. ay-
after tn" 7h day of June, al uElgss yoI appear
ma answer the same on or b lie the Iiii day II
Angus lS,S, the anne viii Ge taken as con ft'--
se,i, and the prayer Of the 81 complaint granted.
The Gbjrc and rayer of sHid complaint To
Iissaite The tOnds OF mRtrimony existing Ire
tween said pla niiti ami defend Mt. on The
gruu of h-bitual drunkenness on Tie pat OF
dcien iaHt for upwards oi twJ ysafs J. pas
ana PlIiu III 1srthe prsyS Ihai h. may have the
care and custody f The minor children.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court
this 9tiI dug or me. ISIS
W. L. LEDGEGWOOD. Cers.
JAMES EAyEY, putty.
Bu-ke 4 Haller and T. y. HaH-r, Attorneys for
,Iyfr.
, 1888-06-28

The ARGUS agency has splendid bran
new bargain in "a water front business
lot. Con- hr; had for 5000 half cash
, 1888-06-28
Order to Show Cause.

In tn" Probate Court Of Cla'am Ccaniy. Wash
iU-tun erritGTT.
In the matter Of he estate OF E!Iio.t Cline,
deceased.
tr.cF TO ~iov- cause vhv d;~fr-I,,.tirn -L,.tIEE
nos b. made.
On ie4dIng and filing the petition. of Mqrr,-..t
line. AdminI-trutsX upon The Estate al lilo;
Cline, deceased setting forth amoa., atlsr
hing tina -Ild estate has hC-r fully admin
rated, and tgat there arc certain lands and rga
- aie remaining after the >rttlcmerG Of ali
Gains, and praying tor a final distg button Of
ne same % the heir ri law q said Eliot { CtiHs
CCeJsed.
1t l. ordered That all .. r-nns Interested in ,Ia
estate of the said Elliott Cline. c,.--,l . md
appear before the Probate Court of The County
of Clalum, w T.. at the Court House of said
County. in New Dlngrness ia said County. on
Monday the I'D day Of July 1885. al u O'Clock A.
NJ, of said day. then and there TO show cause
Why an order Of distribution sh oull not he made
OF tie resi- Tue OF said Estate amoag.t the h-Ir=
at law of said Elliot line. ACCORDING to law.
1t is further ordered that i copy of his order
he published in th- Port Townsend AroUs 4
weekly newsPager. printed and published i
the city OF forT Tow send. J. !-'so;I ccauty ".
+. four successive weeks. prior 20 said 2ji day
fJuiy, 1855.
Done at Chambers this Sth day Of MAY, \. D..
1875.
JOHN MORRIS,
Judge of the iTO!flye Court,
- CIt!2m comfy, W. 7.
| County of C,aIam.
]. John Morris. judge and c.r-gf'ciD clerk of
The Probate Co IT Of ClaIam couu;v " T do
| hereby certify that the iur"c ing J. u ClI trgc
| aHf correct Copy OF tn" OTi-iurl urfcr to ~hI,
| ,%usc, granted by our sa!d Probate Cont. n
| the sh Gay Of My. = =. iH the matter of ihe
| Estate OF Elliot : line. d-c.ascI
| - In testimony w!:erGDf have hcreuSsto
| Is SET my hand and a.9Zed the :, al %! OIL
| 90 said Probate Court, his Sih day of May,
JOHN MORRIS.
| Judge and es-ofici0 Clerk.
, 1888-06-28
SUM III ON 8,

N TIE DISTRICT COURT. or the Third Judi
Siaii District Il. she Territory OF W shiugtoa.
HpI ihH terms NJ Port townsend. jefferson
n.AiN. loc the Comics of Jelcr-on, Island.
.Ia!I.m aud san Ju.n
, 1888-06-28

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5g - g z u .i... stzt
EG II ---ygy ivsE.z -. ,s-.5',za:i.s :tf.--- : -
80 = .EESLS-Ss sjs:-EHhr5 rGz-t=l: - "a y.
T-.gaErys-v= tsrlfsC t--f . tCs1- - -f-
II E-Sts ssk-,-s E9E 81 = ~ -.st
Iz-lEt6a gcrc res-0fed - Ie;... ~ 10 II =
t,2EEeesss 3E;iIHa: paSElssES.{ 2
a Rzzicli C-ra Cor tIc--scsl X 81 =, ,Jrscu:e =
t,e-kae95eE:@ -. gsicGi J'gray i7 E0Gz~ = Ii
cis Aso9 -Icu. te5,cd i2E g. ,5ii5 e.s5 n n
e.'e l-i1 '57-on a1y.u men Il u isii 81. o-E
40 Z ~ :. s.5i5 ;; ;LrI-,i it1 s-t u
lr1fl-5 aoc-E 4. > ls -o-1-4~-g. S.5i l --5 ? -
IJrE. CrL LJ9 fTes JIlEIs.UIr3, W e. 3 ta.a go.
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6DsSEJRE9 5ERS GINS Casgs tlzs.. :
, 1888-06-28

" Pain PANT a new and wonderful
rIseri cine, vcrY offi-acious. IS being sold
b, NJ. Wn. Mills Agency at batiner
e. Co 3. Look out for advertisement in
our pexs issue.
, 1888-06-28
CAPTAIM s. GREENWOOD,
Master Of he Steamship EazlEll.

about year AGO he observed strange change
In his feelings. he felt tired instead of YiFor-
ous; nervous instead Of strong His appetite
bsgumC poor and his sleep broken. lie tried 10
overcome these feelings, but they would not go.
ils t3Ivu noticed pains and irritation in the
water channels, ana That the fluids passed were
ityE ;aiCk and with scum On top or Il brio I
dust sg3yugUt Gt tn. bottom. All thCse were the
.uEg symptoms of that fearful disease, CatGrrh
Ui the Bladder, which has always been COnSiG-
cred iuCur.blc, Cnd they continued until the
Captain H,Is in a --.JiG condition. But he is
the picture Of health and Vigor to-day, and he
Owe l. entirely to t4dt wonderful medicine,
HLl.'- lcIa-Gy. CAPT Greenwood says: - am
so cert. am Of the grejt value OF Hunts Remedy,
that L always carry supply on slipboId for
TIE i.-a o. p -.-r'.. "nc prescribe il whenever
they ere -,'snE. .ittr curing as II did, and
restoring Gag at- lWhOm the best physicians Of
New York said was dying Of tuInor,l to perfect
health, swear 10y it"
This Great Remedy absolutely cures all kidney,
Liver and Urinary Diseases.
For Sale by all Dealers.
c. CEITTESTGN, General Agent,
1f5 Fulton ST., n. !.
Seaa IN s4unrli,- re rH"s GrJ Co. Erarii,,r. r
, 1888-06-28
JOHN MORRIS,
judge of the rro!aye Court
CIg!2m comfy, W. 7.
Territory of Washington
SUM MONS.

In the Distric; Court for the Third Judicial
District of Washington Trr.ito. y, holding terms
nj Port 1oWnse- d. J"iitTEou County for TIE
Counties OF Jefferson, Island, Ciallam and san
Juan.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1888-02-02
SCIENTIFIC CHAT.

1t is said that the wave motor which has been
in course of construction on the coast near San
Francisco is success. The power of the waves is
utilized by a huge fan or paddle hangingin gorge
so as to swung back aud forth by the waves. The
motion is communicated to the plunger of pump
for raising water into reservoir.
Glass blowing is an art nearly 1900 years old,
and perhaps much older Yet there has never
been any means discovered of dispensing with the
human lungs the instruments of the blowing.
An English company is experimenting with a
mold and mechanical bellows, which does satis-
factory work at bottle blowing, but this pretends TO
attempt only coarse work.
The bridge which is to be built over the Straits
of Messina, which separate Sicily from Italy will
when consummated, form of the most striking
works in the line of modern engineering. The
place selected for this great undertaking is where
the channel is some two and one-haif miles wide
aud 36l feet deep Two piers will support the via
of steel rails at the hight of 1913 feet above the
water
"A man in New York suggests an esthetie plan
of nfctng capital punishment 1t is for the erimi-
nal TO inhaie some poisonous perfume and thus
pleasantly sink into Inconsistencies and finally
death.
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ehances. or he could give me the orders that
would admit Of my easy escape.
I didn't have long to wait; but the mo-
ments seemed like days until the Captain
made his appearance at the log-cabin door,
where he stood for a few moments talking TO
anoficer Of Gen. Ledbetter's staff / felt sure
from this indication that I was the subject
Of their conversation, but, like most persons
when their consciences trouble them, was
mistaken.
Coming up to me the Captain said, in a
more cheerful tone, as compared with the
first remark to me, Corporal,
COULD YOU FIND THE GAP
five
So eager and thankful was I that I ab-
ruptly interrupted him to say: "Oh, yes. 1
can easily do that"
Wen, its 40 miles from here, over a most
Godforsaken mountain path"
I told him that I was used to the mount
aims, and would agree to find the place.
We want TO send some papers up there
for signatures or approval. 1 am here at
headquarters to-day 10 get our muster-roll
fixed up and find that / have to send it
back again. We were going to get a couple
Of the natives to do the travelling, but if you
think you can get there, we viii get you a
horse and start you of right away"
The Captains companion, the staff officer,
seemed TO he satisfied with my being able
to undertake the journey, while the Captain
himself was rather pleased TO see me show
some enthusiasm, or a disposition to do
something, rs he pnt it.
He didn't understand my motive at the
time
So It was arranged 10 my great delight.
that ] should start at once. Us the roll Of pa
pers was ready. The staff officer went to
see some one IN the rear about a horse; l
was invited to follow him to the stable.
A reliable old mountain climber was point
ed out as the best thing for the trip, the de-
tails Of the mount being left to the stable
boss and myself
He told me she was used as a "paek-hoss
for thestaff officers; admitted that she might
be old, but insisted that she was reliable.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1888-02-02
BERpAN sHARPsHooTERs.
The Monument that is to Go Up to them at Gettys.
hnrr

Comrades ofthe 1st ard 2d Reg Bsrdm's z. s S. s:
Thanks to the general interest now felt in
the army on the subject Of SharPshOOters, the
Secretary of War has aided US materially in
pcFlecting a design for a monument, to be erect
ed at Gettysburg, TO the memory of our brave
comrades, on the ground where we unmasksd
the position ofthe enemy Ia his thanking move
ment on the second day. tt is due the Secre-
tary that / should state that his order 20 bis
Adjutaut- General, Gen. kelton, was, that he
must do everything in his power to aid rs in
getting suitable design. WhCreupon Gen
Kelton ordered five frst-class ShaFpshOOters
to the Department for me to make q selection
after which, he sent the measure Of the one
chosen to Philadelphia and had a uniform with
leggings and everything complete made, in all
respects the same as was worn by the corps
during the war. dais was then made and q
photograph taken by Mr.. johnson, a PhOtogra-
pher of this city, who was also a Sharp1hOOter
Co, +, 1st Reg And thanks to THE NATIOS-
AL TRIBUNE / am able to give you a very fair
illustration of the design.
The figure is to be full-size and OF the best
old bronze. The base is to be OF granite, octag-
oual, as the corps was recruited from eight
different States, that each State may have q
panel, into which bronze tablet will be seCur-
ed representing the coat-Of-arms of the State,
the companies and regiment Of Berdan's L. $.
S. s., as well as the brigade, division and corps
to which they were attached at the time.
The position as will be seen, with the right
foot forward represents Advance firing.
The gun is one Of those yOu used on that occa-
sion. The monument win be surrounded with
a durable fence to protect it.
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FOR THE LADIES.

- One of Mrs. Cleveland's new gowns has a vest
simulated of broad silver gimp, the same forming
broad upright strips on the skirt. The wrap is a
long one, bordered with black fur around the neck
and sling sleeves. The hat is a small Gainsboro
shape edged with broad silver braid with bunch
of small black ostrich tips the left side.
On the Czarina's 4Oth birthday anniversary Nov
20, last, the Gar gave her a necklace composed of
ton and sufficient size, Russian agents had been
engaged for nine months In travelling to all the
great European cities in search of emeralds The
cars purpose had to be kept a profound secret,
since if it had been known that great potentate
sgas in want of SO many emeralds the price would
iave risen to "A prodigious hight. The Czarina, a
correspondent says, although she possesses more
elentild collection of jewels than any other Euro
Ieln sovereign, delighted at this unexpected
addition to them that she danced around the salon
like child, with the necklace in her hand.
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In every community there are number of
men whose whole time is not occupied, such as
teachers, ministers, farmers sons, and others
To these classes especially we would say, if you
wish to make several hundred dollars during
the next few months, write at once to 3. f.
Johnson & Co., of Richmond Va and they
viii show you how to do it,
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The entire cost, including the road to it, is
estimated at s., COO; this also includes the small
slabs to be placed at different points where all
the companies were in action during the entire
battle. The State Of New York has already
appropriated 81, 800 for her four companies and
| beg you to write at once to the Governors Of
your respective States urging them to do all in
their power to procure an appropriation, that
they may also be represented on this general
monument
have been to Gettysburg with the New York
Commission appointed for this purpose, and
have located the spot where the monument IS
to be erected. 1t is the west side of the strip
of wood that runs parallel with the Emmitts-
burg road, about three-quarteTs of mile west
of the battlefield.
You will be glad to know that it is now gen.
orally admitted by the Confederate officers, as
well as by our officers who are best acquainted
with the facts, that but for cur attack on the
enemy's advancing column to gain time to
change our lines to receive the enemy as well
as strengthen our left, we would have been
fanked and lost the day if not the entire
cause which we had struggled so long to main
tain.
1t is this fact, with its glorious consequ
that has induced the General Government as
well as the State of New York, to do all in their
power to commemorate your gallant deeds at
this critical moment against such OVerWheim-
ing odds. Indeed, il has been suggested to me
by person in-very high authority here that
there should be a circular inscription around
the very center of the base as follows The
turning point Of the rebellion" But this VIII
| be for the New York Commission and others
to decide.
am, comrades, with affection and admira-
tion, as ever and forever,
Your devoted cOmTade, IL. BERDAN.
1920 n ST., WASHINGTON, ID. G.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1888-02-02
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