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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-13

NHIILIAN L-MlLLFR. THE GUARDIAN
y Of the person and estate OF Frank ii.
Miller. 4 minor. having llcd his petition
herein. duly verified. praying for an order OF
sale Of portion Of the real esiate OF said
minor for the purposes therein set forth, u
is therefore ordered by the Judge OF SAID
Court, that the next OF kin and all per
sons interested IN the estate OF said minor,
appear before the said Probate Court on
Thursday, the 18th day OF jane, lss.Q, al
10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of said dav,
at the court room Of said Probate
Court at the County Court House,
in the City and County Of salt lake, Utah
Territory. TO show cause why an order
should not be granted 20 the said guardian
to sell 20 much q the real estate OF
the said MINOR al private sale AZ shan
De necessary, and that 4 copy OF THIS order be
published u least four successive weeks
IN the DEsERET EVENING NEWS, news
paper printed and Published IN said city and
county.
Dated May 18th. leo. -
-. W. BARTCH.
Probate JUege.
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County, Of u SAT- Lake. s..
I, John &. Cutler, Clerk OF the Probate
Court in and for the County Of salt Lake. in
the Territory OF Utah. do hereby certify
that the foregoing : a full, true and correct
copy Of order 10 show cause why order
OF sale OF real estate should not be made in
the matter OF the guardianship Of Prank IL
Miller, minor, a. appears OF record IN my
Office.
In witness whereof, have hcreunto set
nv hand and affixed the seal OF said Court,
this 18Th day OF May. 4. u. lsso.
IsEALI JOHN Q. CUTLER.
div Clerk Of the Probate Court
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STOCKINGS, Socks md UneI,

StoS1x1hEG- SoClk6 onc1 UNDER
Misses Black RbOed Hose pairs OF
Lot Misses German Black Ingram Ribbed Hose,
frsm - cts
Ladies' DoTstch
fancy coorei tops this cts;
Mems British Socks pairs for IS cts
Mems German Socks in Modes and Tans pairs for 80 c
Mems French Bal0rggan Underhs and Dawer 80
Ladies' Fancy Ribbed jersey Vests I2i cts apiece.
Chidren Summer Bonnets and CAPS at 5 & 20 and 80 c all
duced prices
Ladies Striped French sateen Outing Waists
SIS; worth SEQ
Chds Jersey Blouse Waists Navy, Cardinal
Sl.T5a
Entire Stock Of Ladies Black COlorc
discount Of 35J5 per cent
We showing Full Stock Bathing Suits The lines
complete, and prices reasonable.
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TERRITORY OF UTAH,

LLHHI I'WI Ut IIAUs
County OF salt Lake. -
I, John &. Cutler. clerk OF the Probate
Court, IN and for the County OF salt Lake
in the Territory OF Utah. do hereby certify
that the foregoing is full. true and correct
,opy Of order to show cause IN the guardian
eship Of Walter ?. Miller, a minor, as ap,
pears Of record in my ONCE.
In witness whereof. have hCreuntO sci
my hand and Affixed the seal OF said court,
this 18th day OF May. a. D. lS90.
john G. CUTLER,
SEAL Clerk Of the Probate Court.
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Stone in the Kidney.

l was first taken with sharp pains in the
lower part OF my bowels IN the reg on OF
the bladder. shortly blood appeared mi1ed
with my urine, and few weeks later ! had
an attack OF gravel. tired a number OF
doctors. One said II was gravel, another
Inflammation of the Bladder,
and another stone in kidneys. For three
months I was under the care OF an eminent
Doctor At Albany. hut constantly growing
worse, went home TO dc. At this time Twas
induced to Try DIR. David kennedy's Favor
tie Remedy, Of R1und0ut. \. Y, and AN
now robust and strong. a remedy which
can DO tins for one 80 near death aE ] was
statement WILL Cause other effected a.
Wa 10 use the remedy. G. ". Brown,
Fctcr burg. y \.
DEKeRlGdy' SFaYOTiteRemedy
Made At Roundout. y. Y III; for S.
For sale by z. G, NJ. / Drug Dept
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NOTICE To CREDITORS.
E..ale Of AInIra 5. webb. Deeea.ed

Estate OF Almira :. Webb, Deceased
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned, Administrator q the rs
tate of AlmIra :. Webb, deceased, TO tae
creditors Of, and an persons having claims
against the said deceased, 10 exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the fret publication OF this
notice, to the SAID administrator al his resi-
dence, fs6 Z. Third south Street, salt Lake
City, in the County OF SALT Like.
Dared Nay lst, $50.
ALBERT T. WEBB,
Administrator Of the Estate Of Almrra s.
Webb, deceased. 4 oawsw
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Pullman Palace and Buaet Sleeping Cars
on all Through Trans.
Tl iloTton Reclining Chair Cars between al,
Ike iad ogden on Trains / and ;.
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White Goods

Small Printed Dimiy
and 22i cts. per yard A. and - cts.
Nans0Ok
marked down from 10
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LEGAL NOTICE..

In the Probate Court Of the County OF
Salt LAEe, Territory Of Utah
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DoliTstsd TO Any Part Of The City
LEGAL NOTICE..
In the Probate Court OF the County Of salt
Lake, Territory OF Utah.

In the matter OF the estate Of Anna r.
Bale, deceased.
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.COHN BROS.
j u M T. . a Il FL
IA We No,c Commence Our Regular Midsummer
BARGAIN SA IL Il s. ia
PRINTED INDIA SILKS, REDUCED Is PER CENT.

Our Entire Stock Canon
nane LYONS Printed offered reduction of S
Our 81 90 qualities at as cts.
Our 5qualit a sl00.
We Figured Chales in Light Medium
Darks, CENTS PER YARD. -,
regu l. S9tecn.
Mixtures, Plain and
all ~
pieces light beautifully printed
thing Dresses and Wrappers, 10 yard;
ET- a GREAT BARGAIN.
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Order &. show cause why Order Of sale Of
Reel Estate should not be made.
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Bi9 Grade Western aT.
SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD.

he Only Trans Continental Line pass,r.,
directly through SALT LAKE cry,
The only Line 90 Denver with no chang, Of
.lrs and VIII only ONE change
To sEIS'AGO.
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j. 9. DODGE, IN REN-D-FrT
'.-Ha-'T Gen. Frt 4 Pass. Agt
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Ol.ier to chow cause why order Of sale Of
real estate should not be made.
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IL the mEtter OF the estate and guardian
ship Of Waiter ;. Miller, MINOR.
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EHE nglekaa. RQ9E SIZE & PAGlEIG RAILWAY,

sne r2e5s an. extensions East and West OF the
i@ Ils io- EScz s1a N
liIHNESOTA-N
Mlchs eleV1s An:seT' SH49r N
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01S blythe manufact-
,rrers Of Or. sasre's Catarrh Remedy, for
m incurable case Of Catarrh in the Head.
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VINCENT sHURTIIFF Am soIoy

Order 70 show cause why order Of sale OF
real estate should not DC made.
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CURRENT TINE TABLE.
In Effect from Ssfler May ith. 1890


LOCAL TRAINS To OGDEN.
Leave salt Lake go am. qn,sm,2or-
,. 30 pm
= ''i'' osaen so am lO-3l a N. $40 p.rn.
$50 pm.
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L ~. Lake 7.f1a.rn wasafch 10 % \ m
a. ~. nSlaal 80 am Nv bingham - . m
~. " --'4'aA s.l' a N Ar-Salt Lake 4.sO y. M
van an Tlls 70 Wasa;ch Only on MONDAYS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-13

In the Matter of the Estate and Guardian
ship Of Frank II. Miller, minor
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LAGOS and E11abroid

Iacos and EraEorO1cIcrIcs-
pieces very Laces
to inches at q and 10 yad marked down onethl
EraIoroicicry E-1oI1rci1ass-
India Linen Flouncing
broidery, at IS cts slOo, sI25 and sI4n yard.
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salt Lake * western District


Passenger daily Except Sunday for front
f,u-cka. ETC., AZ 40 Retur-inz IT $50 p
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Union PACIFIC SYSTEM.
PASSENGER TEAMS ARRIVE
Utah * Nevada District


Go4lE West.
Through Mixed daily lex sunday $40 an.
FOR Garfeld Beach, daily, lois 3 m, ] %
.. m, as p. N. 10 p. N. go p. m.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court OF the County Of Salt
Lake. Territory OF Utah.
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Through Mixed. daily lex Sunday S.4S ?. m
From GarEeld Beach, l2-l5 p. NJ, 40 p m,
$50 p. N, s s. p. m. lois p. m
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FEAcNIFlcEKr VEsTlsuLE EXPRESS TRAINs,


s. C,. topeka Day Coaches sleeping
5eyeea Ccs-o
YEA THt ALBERT LEA ROUTE
End
Eal Ppestoae Victor
Fishing
.
SHORT offers facilities
st
I address
z. ST. JOHN, JOHN SEBASTIAN,
Manager. CHICAGO Ga1Eckse Agent
Mohave County miner., 1890-02-01

McCreight, w. ID. House and Z
lot south side Of Main
street, town Of Signal$ $50
two houses and lots
on the island in the
town OF Signal . 50
cabin and lot on
the road to Reming-
tons spring near
town of Signal. -. l5
personal property. l,460 10 %
Five Der cent. penalty 352
Costs. A 90
Mohave County miner., 1890-02-01
Carving n Restaurant Steak.

Two young gentlemen littl the worse
for wear dropped in one Saturday evening
at certain Clark street restaurant, and,
after consulting the bill Of fare rather
hesitatingly. each ordered a sirloin steak.
In due course Of time the steaks were de-
livered to the sconsignees. and they pro
ceeded TO carve them. One Of the young
men angered the waiter. after repeated
onslaughts on his steak. by calling for an
ak. The other young man was calm and
unmoved. After vainiy cndeavoring to
cut bis steak while in a sitting posture
he arose. poised his knife and fork and
addressed his friend as follows; You
Just keep your eye on me now Years ago
I used to dissect remains over In q homeo-
pathic medical college on the West Side,
and III do this steak IL 1t kills me. I
am the great prodissecter. Watch mo
and wait for the big showl" and the
young physician cleverly separated the
component parts Of both steaks In . mas
terly manner. although It was plain TO b
seen that his incidental remarks had *.
~-~'snd rather decreasing effact unon
Mohave County miner., 1890-02-01
The News Of uon.ion.

peculiar feature OF London. 10 begin
with. are the 80 called rev J - name
news originally .p,s'c1 10 tho royal
stables iicu,.h wiz .str on account Of
tho char,. tcrisiic r,c.Gtiy OF ta, eats that
congregGto around cicA establishments.
or for some more clasai icaI cause. has never
been explained Il gradually came to be
adopted icr the alleys 10 tho rear Of fash
ionable mangion5 on which the Siaoics
open. and. il iasf Ter any sireaL o.
stables The news of London are streets
sui generis They ca, IN half the blocks
on Which swell Tesi1ciiccs make poinpons
front Sc. and their aspect is as rltcis more
picturesque and honeliisc. as IL Is less i'm
posing Than tha, of the grimly grand
palace Of which they arr ndjuncts
IL tho quarters cf Lcadon In which
aristocracy fiill fingers, the news still
preserve r.tch Of their old character and
are the abiding places Of stable helpers and
gcnteel poverty In the deteriorated parts
of the town they are squalid and reeking
nests of misery and want. where human
beings harbor like rats and probably otter
do not see the light Of day for years ]
can imagine nothing more horrible under
the sun than the Whitechapel news. un
less it be tho dreadful inner courts and
no thoroughfarcs which still further com
plicate the rar1iiications of these mazes of
misfortune and vice4--Alfred Trumble in
Pittsburg Bulletin
Mohave County miner., 1890-02-01
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,l
COUNTY or MOHAyE. 7s.

Notice Is hereby given that unless the
Delinquent Taxes, together with the cost
and percentage thereon. AZ published in
the foregoing list, are paid. l, the under
signed, Tax Collector OF the said Mohave
county, will apply to the District Court
held in and for said county at the next
ensuing term thereof, fo-wit, at the April
term, TO he held in said county on the
first Monday in April, A ID. 1890, for
Judgment against the lands and real es-
tate and personal property described in
the foregoing Delinquent List Of Taxes
for the taxes set forth in said list, and
for costs and interest, and for an order to
sell the same for the satisfaction thereof,
and also that on the Monday next suc-
ceeding the day fixed by law for the com.
meDcemcnt Of such term Of the District
Court, all the lands and real estate and
personal property for the sale Of which
an order shall be made will he exposed
TO public sale at the building where the
District Court is held, In said county,
Mohave County miner., 1890-02-01
s.sr..d e -. s1p..,..~ O.arry.

This blood red stone has a peculiar sig
,it'cance. and b an object of veuera,. .on
II The Indian Since taught by s.ani
ton tthe Great Spirit, wnrlike tribe. i5.vs
ltbered here In peace. TO Worship '!ig
he stone and smoke the calumet .isiWs
a.,taiips may be traced IN great numbers
n he stones placed In circles. now nearly
'l from sight. exrepi when prairie
ast' sweep over them Legends say lial
aie.anant Of red men were driven flom d
t.ringe to the top OF this rocky rtesd
@.iere an eagle had built be, tesi ,.il
ts:ei the rising waters swallowed ai blii
oiIe maiden. who clung to the eagle ipr
safety When the winters rccedcd he
t.fgaf Spirit found cliff Of rocky warriors
sE'Tcd into shining jasperl In solc ~,
,5rlih he vowed that henceforth the triues
s-csl'd meet here only in peace that np
war wlioop should be heard no bow and
arrow or tomahawk slisa.ld le seeu nj tars
rendezvous. but hefeaile, he ri.ige.
sloiild assemble here each year Ia s, ~
oil .ieir war paint In the i..'.e b,t,Y Ii,-
batcsiet and smoke the iast g ps-a. IA
token Of wh.en the mnit na vi! ~ a,
shoc';l naeiiiiee milk ti.as. -,a,--a ,..:e
and it4d beast ,.iei Ra Of fess
uOiil4 aud rlysierp j. "a tsr
II gfas hid Oh b. s..i u! .cr shea
b. .b ries oi Le. s.i 4 tIaicii us
sst'ai.lg. roanertinr ,c siela oi s.ani
tous pi,r n.,h ls,c j ar lrus, &hc.le.
rose sweet l:itrfsee : 4 h!oo,l Of the 81 n
lice staining tHe "a. H ciiisoD slain
''lic ca II all, jo:e. b r.;p4d by
lostyiil's I've eos. ni.i t.fafi into huge
DowiI,ts of sic:ie vi ~! over bs two
'cmslr ,;Snii. who reia4i.ti ia the gro,
tes betWtef. tip oghti nsid alterngi ely
oo., aid watcsi r4cHvi quarry i..aI
.' Oh hrYlc ~ 3" q;Srsy for ~,
sl,l.b, cil. and taa.i .icrl Eui. to farye
the calumet arh ~ SO i rs i pIc,igr
alter viii i ls his !, own iilgry IS cn Il
coain1 uaiug ripia iecf rock Ia tlc forrl
d q Llraan faic and then vanished from
their siSnt Iialcn Strong Thompson in
American Ma,;.Zine
Mohave County miner., 1890-02-01
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Docs Nero Iujury Than Benefit.

We are partly bamboozied by tradition.
ironl or youth up we ere 6ctieucd ON all
aicca by advice TO read and improve our
E.iEGs The inference Is that the mind
Is improved by reading But that infer
snce Is open to the most serious question
For my part, should be willing to hazard
she statement that twice as many minds
have been injured than have been bcne
tited by IL. and not a small proportion of
the former have been niide cni,fpiy
worthless ~ the practice IL rs just like
dram drinki:ls--it is intellectual dram
drinking, and intellectual is scarcely
TIE word to use In ths; connection
One reason Is. no dopbt. that the drains
IN qEeat.on ere. for the Hacsi art. of very
inferior stuff But even II Il were OF the
best stuff Imaginable. the detrimental cs
feet would remain The finest Madeira
If swallowed in sufficiently copions doseg
viii produce delirium trcmeus; and the
most unexceptional books. IL they are
also too numerous. VIII bring on mental
dyspepsia Tho mind becomes mere
sack to hold OTTER pcorle's IDEAS. i.isiead
Of machine 10 generate ideas of iis own
And the ideas thus acquired arc Of TO use
to It, The mind Ls5 lost the power to
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Julian Hawthorne III America
Mohave County miner., 1890-02-01
MADE BY
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This tool combines the advtnti i1es ~
iron and wood planes. and possesses mans
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II is SEtr-SRfTING In every rsspsct.
and can bs perfectly set for the fiuest
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dropped into position sets the plane wit a
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When properly adjusted 1t ctun,t bs srt
wrong. The csp aud cutter may be re
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seconds, by actual trial; this aioSs would
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USUALLY spent in setting the cutter.
The adjustment - sach thit the onttiD2-
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The throat il prevented from weir by
being within this adjustable iron bit-holdsr
whica extends through tn. plane.
Tne cap is not attached to the cater,
bat remains stationary while the cutter is
moved up or down by the tiIumb-screw
thus. even while at work, the thickness Of
a shaving csn bs chsnged by a simple
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This tool can bs changed from n Gouoie
to singii Iron, or from single 20 a
double iron plane in two seconds. IL is
adapted to the t'oarssst or finest work i bis
Mohave County miner., 1890-02-01
SeIf-Setting Bench-P PIane

Will smooth cross gr lined, eaty. hard or
soft VOID against she gram.
These plane stocks are satursted with
hot wax or OIL
We warrant all our emitting ir 1ns To give
satisfaction Resnemiss =. W srrnnte1
Ia give satis1Arften II an unsitis.
factory one shonld be found. return it
within thirty days from pnrehase and
another will be oheerfully given.
Oar Planes s,re tested and ready fer nse
before leaving the f,ctory.
II you have no. seen this SELF-SET-
TING PLANE inquire for IL of dealers.
Mohave County miner., 1890-02-01

Being by trade a cabinetmaker, | cheer
fully mite with my fellow townsmen and
brother mechanics in recommending your
new Self-Setting Plane rs first-elass tool
in every respect, possessing all the ad-
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perfection with which 1t il operated, even
BY the inexperienced. make the tool ne.
csssity TO every woodvorksr.
OLIVER ID. GRAVES,
Mayor Of vineland.
Mohave County miner., 1890-02-01
80 Days Trial.

~0n receipt OF price we will send
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not sold by dealers, our No. or No.
Self-Setting Smoothing Plane--shippins
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is not entirely satisfactory it can be re-
turned to rs within 30 days, at our ex.
pense, and we will refund the amount
seat us
This Trial Costs You Nothing II
Yow Dent Keep the PLANE
Address
PATTERSON K Mcleod.
RIVERSIDE. CAL.
GAGE TOOL CO.
vINELAND. n. J.
Mohave County miner., 1890-02-01
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Incindins postage 10 any part ot tho United Stssoa
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Send for Premium List.
Mohave County miner., 1890-02-01
GAGE TOOL co

We, the undersigne /, Of Vineland, N.
j., fully indorse the foregoing statements
in relation TO the Self Setting Benci,-
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The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-03-15
ANOTHER DAVIS LETTER.
From the st. Louis Republic.

The following letter was written by
Jefferson Davis to resident of Atlanta: {:
"Beauvoir, Miss, Aug. l, 1S69.-
y. K. Ogiesby, Esq.-My Dear SiI {:
The set OF 'ALpleton's CycloI sdia of
American Biography which you or
dered sent to my address has been re-
ceived. am not the less thankful 10
you for your kind atten ion because /
cannot give the work more than II
partial approval. very naturally
turned to the article which | had con
tributed on Zachary Taylor aud which
| was compelled to compress TO bring
Il within the prescribed limit, bnt |
found the article had been expanded
by the addition of matter in regard to
his family which was SO inaccurate that
was sorry 20 have II annexed to what
| bad written, my consolation being
that no member oi the Taylor family
would believe mo To be the author OF
the addition
"My next examination was of tn"
article Davis (Jeiierson.)' Here |
found the baseless scandal OF a romantic
elopement revived aud reprinted, amd
all along through that article flowed
the misrepresentation current in north
ern prints and attrihntiug TO me things
l never said, of which am quite sure,
because they were things never
thought. There i. no fitness IN my
writing to you a full criticism of a
work which seems TO me guided aud
inspired by narrow sectionslism, but
you will allow me to add, for Your
kind attention ! am and shall remain
very gratefully yours,
JEFFERSON DAVIS,