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1.-THE FOOL FARM"

Il strikes Us that the principal cause Of
the obiQu.ty Of vision with our neighbor of
the Alta California in respect to the in
crease OF our merchant marine and the con-
struction Of a ship canal across the isthmus
arises from desire not to see. We do not
ike to say that our friends of that paper are
proper subjects for the fool farm, but if
we believed the conduct Of that paper was
owing 10 ignorance we should have to use
the elegant expression which it applies to
THE CALL. We, however, believe the pa
per is owned principally by a railroad com
pany, and that its opinions are made to cor
respond with the interests Of Its owners. Of
course, railroad stretching from California
to the Atlantic States would be greatly ban
Gifted if it could have the whole of the car
ryiDg trade from one extremity of the Union
10 another without interference by ocean
steamers. 1t strikes Us, also, that the con-
structiOn OF a ship-canal via Nicaragua, per-
hitting the passage of vessels from the Pa
cifc - the Atlantic Ocean. instead of going
around Cape Horn, would also inure to the
benefit Of the railroad. We are not quite so
sure. however, that California would be ben
Gifted by losing the ocean carriers and the
Nicaragua Canal for taking its products to
market, notwithstanding what the Alta
California may say in respect to a school for
the feebe-minded, sometimes called " the
fool farm"
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to provide for she distributed handsome be-
quests among relatives and friends, and
gave $4,000 to ten churches. The stage to
the rank and file is not at present remu-
nerative profession. A few people oil as
tinctive ability are paid large salaries, ana
stars, who are also managers and owners Oh
their pieces, sometimes make handsome 1or-
tunes in few years. But the mem bers oil
the companies are poorly paid, and under
the travelling combination system their lot Is
a hard one. Often they go from month to
month with hardly good nights rest, play
ing at one-nignt stands, eating and sleeping
as they can person has a right to do
what he or she will with their money, but as
thoughtful woman as Emma Abbott, with
so large a fortune to distribute, might be eX-
pected to have made Sume contributions ade-
Quate to their needs to the support Of Invalid
and woTn-Out actors.
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WOMEN WHO DRINK.

DR.. Lucy 81. Hall has startled New York
with the assertion that drunkenness is be-
coming alarmingly frequent among women.
commenting upon this assertion, the Sun
auhills that women consume more alcohol in
some form at present than at any time since
Tue temperance revival of 1851, and adds
Inc average appearance Of our women
indicates that they have improved In their
physical condition during the period in which
this increase in their consumption of alcohol
mas occurred. They are taller and stronger
than they used to be, and the average height
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Hood,s Calendar FOR 1saI.

Nothing creates much excitement in the drug
trade all over the country the yearly issue of
Hoods Sarsaparilla Calendar.
said the head of OF the largest wholesale
drug-houses in the country For two weeks Just
before the first of the year our whole place is
turned into Hoods SarsaparilIa Calendar estab-
lishmeDt," great is the demand throughout the
whole retail trade for this popular Calendar.
To convey briefly an idea of the magnitude of our
Calendar business, will say that the edition for
1891 is 100000 To make this enormous number
requires the labor OF fifty people, ten printing
presses and various other machinery for seventy
days. manufacturing at the rate of $4,000 Calen-
dars Dust think of it, per day
II is superfuous for us to praise the Calendar for
1891, when many kind words are spoken by all
who have 1t. In fact, it is almost unanimously
pronounced the handsomest Calendar have yet
issued.
The subject represents three children playing mu-
steal Instruments aud the positions, expressions.
cooring and general finish make most charming
picture. But to be appreciated it must be seen.
Ask your druggist for Hoods Sarsaparilla Calen-
dar or send cents in stamps for one copy, or 10
cents for two, to C. 1. Hood Il Co.. Lowell, Mass.
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EMMA ABBOTT's WILL.

The late Emma Abbott accumulated about
one million dollars directly or indirectly
from her profession. Her investments in
real estate, from which large profits were
realized, were made with money earned on
the stage. Having been thus fortunate in
her stage career, and knowing, as she must,
the necessity of fund for the relief of
members of that profession, it seems strange
that some recognition was not made in her
will of such necessity. Having no children
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SIGNAL SERVICE. L. s. ARMY,O
DIVIsIoN OF THE PACIFIC.
Go EpANt.rs.p Ian II 1SQl-5 = NJ J

.
DIVISION OF THE PACIFIC.
SAN Francisco. Jan. l3, 1873 2. NJ
Synopsis for the Past Twenty-four Hours.
The ant-cyclone Is rapidly disappearing by de
clded fall IN barometrc pressure in all districts.
The change has been most decided in Washington
Oregon. Northern California and Northern Nevada
within which region the winds have shifted to
southerly, with cloudy and threatening weather at
several stations. cyclone is approaching of
Vancouver Is and, and storm signals have been
ordered Tor North Ia life Coast stations. Fort
Candy reports wind velocity OF fourteen miles per
hour from the east, with threatening weather and
the wind is southerly at Eureka, with prospect of
rain. General cloudinesS is reported rs far south
as The san Joaquin Valley. Clear weather prevails
IN Southern Nevada and Southern California.
Forecast till y P. N. We lnesdiy.
For Northern CaIifornia-Fair weather, except
light rain in the northwest portion; winds shifting
to soulhcrIy; warmer in the northern portion
nearly stationary temperature in the southern
portion.
For southern California-Falr weather; variable
wIudsj nearly stationary temperature, except
slightly cooler at Los Angeles
% For oregon and NaShngtou-Light rain or snow,
except fair, followed by rain or snow in Eastern
Washington; winds generally east south slightly
warmer IoHN P. FINLEY,
Lieutenant Signal Corps On charged.
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mail postpaid: j cents per week, or IS cents per
calendar month through carriers. DAILY CALL
Eve copies three months, SIS 70. SUNDAY CALI
twelve pages>. 81 so per year, postpaid SUNDAY
CALL and W EERLY CALL. 81 so per year, post
paid WEEKLY CALL eight pages), 81 % per year
POSTPAID I ubs of ten (sent TO one address,, $40.
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THE CALLS CALENDAR.
January, 1891.
NUARY Il. 1891
WEDNESDAY
NOTICE.!

Any of our patrons who fail to find
THE MORNING CALL for sale by
train-boYs will confer a favor by mott
flying this Office of the fact naming the
date and train.
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reE Montgomery street. near Clay, open until IL
O'Clock T. NJ BRANCH OFFICES: no Market
street. near Rearny, open until II O'Clock midnight;
$50 Hayes street, open until 9:30 O'Clock; 6O3
Iarkin street. open until 80 O'Clock; 251s Mission
street, open until O'Clock p. NJ, and ll6 Ninth
on. -rlntIl O. y
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Seriously Injured.

Dick Harrison, teamster living at Ale
many place, sustained a fracture of one of
his left ribs and also internal injuries yes
terday on Fulton street, near Webster, when
the horse he was driving took fright and ran
away. He was thrown from his seat and
run over. The exact nature of his internal
Injuries is not yet known, though they are
believed to be very serious.
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.ror1nN SALES Tn-nAY.
MEATHEN PKEp.CrIoNs.

FuRNIrU aE.-By Cresswell, at 1913 Market ST., at
II O'Clock.
Bo~NErs Erc.-By y. Jonas, at 81 Third St, at
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Has been used over fifty years by millions of moth
ers for their children while teethng. with perfect
success. 1t soothes the child softens the gums all
lays PAIN cures wind collie regulates the bowels and
is the best remedy for diarrhoea whether arising
from teething or other For sale by drug
gists in every part of the world. BE sure and ask
for Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup. Twenty-Five
,ts II hntt
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VISIT Gettysburg Panorama, Market & lott

SHARE AND SHARE ALIKE.-Sylvian WE'LL has
petitloned for the probate OF the will of Edmond
Richard, which dlsposes of an estate share and
snare alike, 10 the petitioner and Mrs. Ignatz
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J.FCUTTER'sOLD BoUHBoN.-Tnis celebrated
WHISKY is Tor sale by all hrst-class druggists and
siocefs. Trade mark-star within a shield
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LEGAL NOTICES.

(luSToM-HoUSE, SAN FRA SCIsCo, CAL COL
~ lectors once January 7, lS9l.-Certain goods
remaining unclaimed one year In bonded ware
houses VIII be sold at public auction at the United
states Appraiser Store " EDNESDAY January
Il, 1881, at IL O'Clock a. NJ. Descriptive catalogues
can oe mad az the Custom-house onsand after Janu-
airy lItn anu also at the time and place the sale
L. u. fhELfS Collector. ja7 st We
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The CHILDREN DIsREGARDED.-The Will of
Gabriel Berger mas been filed for probate The
entire estate Is left 10 the widow with the stated
Intention OF dlsregarding the children
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PEREZ health is seldom found, for impure blood
is SO general. Hoods Sarsaparla really does
purify the blood aud restores to perfect health
when Dossible Try IL yourself
The morning call., 1891-01-14

REVENUE CoLLECTIoSs.-The internal rev.
enue collections In the San francisco district for
the past week were as follows: Beer, s9l95;
spirits, S16,420; cigars and tobacco, 5000;
miscellaneous, Sf176. Total, 1888
The morning call., 1891-01-14

MINING DIREcroRs.-Ch p. Harris, C.
Bertheau, A. Jordan, G. w. Peterson, Martin
Bacon, Charles j. Chapman and NJ. ID. hawks
were yesterday elected Board OF Directors OF
the Middle Creek Gold Mining Company They
afterward organized by eecting Charles F.
Harris President, e. Bertheau Vice-President
and II. ID. Hawks Secretary
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THE charm of beauty is beautiful hair. Secure 1t
with PARKER's HAIR BALsAM.
PARKER's GINGER Tonic cures inward pains.
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oLrsrr1As Skating Rink; Mechanics Pavilion g..

AN ASSIGNEE APPoINTED.-R. j. Davis has
been appointed by Judge Levy as assignee of the
Bull and Grant Farm improvement Company 10
insolvency, with bonds fixed at $40 900.
The morning call., 1891-01-14

CouGHs AND HoARsEN Ess.-The irritation which
induces Coughing is Immediately relieved by
g Broun's Bronchial 7Toches" Sold only in boxes.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES

E)y5s Dividend Notice San Francisco
EsS January g. 1891. AT regular meeting 81
the STATE INVESTMENT AND INSURANCE
COMPANY, held this day, dividend OF l per cent
was declared payable at the office of the comnanv
2l8 and 20 Sansome ST., on and after January TX
1881. ID q CHARLES II. CUSHING. Secretarv
HDSS Office of the Firemen's Fund Insur-
s~S ance Company. San Francisco, Jan 70 1871
AZ regular meeting OF the Board OF Directors of
this company held this day dividend was decIarad
payable on and after Jan. Is, 1891
1t BERNARD FAYMONVIIIF Secratarv
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OFFICE:

THE MORNING CALL
Has a larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

BKAcHAM's PILLS cure sick headache.
Ev,v, ,,ince MES SITArN,s o1e Sutt.r street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


R7S Magnetic Cure and Massage Treat
No. ment given by MIR. and MRS. CARLSFN vho
Tor several years have practiced at Copeu bagen.
many kinds OF sickness cured. such rs neuraisIa
rheumatism, loss OF vitality, fits apoplexy and al
kinds of pains In the head. great many testimn
malls can be produced. ONCE hours from to a ana
to T. NJ, GIG Sacramento. cor. Montgomery S7e
RS Bad Tenants Elected for $40 AID
G~S all costs paid: collections city or countrv
CoFFEY'S COLLECTION CO., 6l9 Montgomerv
~ For short Time Only Exbihitio
G>O OF world-renowned paintings OF Professor !
y. Reinhardt, court painter to Duke OF Saxnnv
Coburg-Gotha, and tutor to Duke of Edinburgh ara
crown Prince OF Sweden. History Building MarLat
ST.; fifth floor; admission. 25c ias 7ts
~ Chimney Sweeping Neatly Done
Nv, w., oOo heaIny 81 jas 3m
~ All Cases Restored Mt Once NJ
~ matter from what cause-Ladies If Won want
instant relief for monthly Irregularities consnit
the Oldest and only reliable female physician of a.
years experience: my safe Specifics are tha hesy
ever discovered, and Will positively cure after ali
others fail; pills, 81: also latest invention without
medicine. DIR. M. STATESMAN. Gle Post St del RI
~ Books bought and sold. King Hros
ofourth st.. near Market. mr27 r.
49, Bad Tenants Elected for So CoIIec
- uops made. city or country. PACING Coliection
eonpahy, o2S California ST.. Room q. de22 n
ES Cure Your Catarrh With Macs RoyaI
Catarrh Cure easily used; cures every case.
QUO. A. McBoyle Co., 504 Washington ST. do Bin
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WANTED-lO FARMERS FOR GOOD PLACE,
w @25; farm hands for vineyard, $25 Ger
man farmers $25: driver for miik-wagoa, S35 and
found; mixers, laborers, cooks. walters and dish
washers w. d. EVER ~ co. 626 CLAW st Ii
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Uncle Sans man Of wars men rather startled
the old clipper element OF the navy when they
Detttoned for the same reforms that have been
suggested by a large class OF Intelligent naval
o1icers-the substitution OF American for I'M
American systems Of discipline, pay and promo
ton, so that citizen of this country may find as
honorable a career In the navy as in any civil
calling. They point out that although the an.
nual appropriation for the pay OF the navy
would be increased somewhat by granting their
petition, they behave 1t would result in ecoI omy.
large percentage OF apprentices would remain
in the navy, many ex-apprentices would re-enllst
as seamen, and desirable recruits would enter
service that offered an honorable career with
ample compensation.
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" ANTED-CHOPHoUsE COOK, $40: WAITER
w for restaurant, $35; German waiter for board
ing-house, $50; third cook for hotel, $751; farmer,
small ranch near city, SO, boss here; Grand
boy 81 a week: butler S35, etc DELORME x
ANDRE, 800 Suffer st. 1t
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I ARGEsT STOCK, LARGEST STORE, LOWEST
Il price; easiest terms new and secondhand
furniture and carpets stoves and ranges; highest
price paid tor secondhand goods; open evenings.
10Y, iOl9, lO2l, 1O23 Mission St., bet Sixth and
seventh. j. NOOSAN. au7 II
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CAMP COOK, $50; 2 BOARDING-HOUSE COOKS.
~ $40 $40; hotel walters $50; boardinghons
4 meu to grub land. r. 7. WARD q CO., $40 Clay
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CARPETS THORO UGHLY CLEANED WITHOUT
~ beating; rehtting carpets specially. CONKLIN
bkoS. 1888 Golden Gate ave-; telephone 2I26. Is u
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ORIENTAL HAIR GLOSS RESTORES GRAY
" hair to original cOior softens the hair when dry
ana hard; soOthes an irritated scalp and skin r
RIDER, 504 Bush ST. nnl5 3m
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pEVELATIoN TO LADIES: DR. KIRKwoOD'S
IL Safeguard; infalible beneficial, healthy; agents
wanted. Kirkwood Hard-Kubber Co., Murphy Huild-
ing, S. f., Cal las II
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E-{59 Annual Meetin The EeguI An
l~1 Dual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Oceanic Steamship Company will be held at the
onice OF the company 327 Market street. San Fran
cisco, California, on WEDNESDAY the 2lst day of
January, 1891, at the hour Of IL o'clo X A. NJ for
the purpose OF electlng a Board OF Directors to
serve for the ensuing year, and the transaction of
such other business as may come before the meet
ing. Transfer books will close on Saturday
January 10th, at Il O'Clock II.
ia7 l5t E. II. SHELDON Secretary
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DR. FREDERICK H. STABLE. WHO HAS JUST
u returned from EuroIe, has resumed the prac-
tice of medicine at his old quarters, sol Geary ST.
cor OF Taylor jaIl 1t
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~ The annual Meeting of the Cali
a~0 fornia Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty
to Children Will be held at the societys Office 6O4
Merchant ST., at p. NJ WEDNESDAY, January IA
1891, for the election OF Board of Trustees and
twenty Nice-Presidents and for the transaction OF
sucn other business may properly brought be-
fore it. ial l4tl CHAS Il. HOLBROOK, See
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n grand, new, revised and improved edition of the
famous Hills Manual viii be sold during 1891;
agents wanted everywhere to take orders: a genu-
Inc bonanza. THE HISTORY COMPANY, 723
Market ST. de3o ~
A GENTS WANTED - BRIGHT ENERGETIC
"A men and women can make money rapidly SELL
ing our holiday books, albums, etc; household
novelty can be sold in every family or ONCE THE
j. DENYING CO., Sl3 Market Sc. nol6 If
INTELLIGENT AND ACTIVE CANyASSERS
wanted by the Manhattan Life Insurance. Com.
pany, on salary ana commission. Address with
references and experience JOHN LANDERS
manager. 24o Montgomery ST. oc26 tf
SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIP-
~ lions taken at CALL Branch Offices 6O3 Iarkin
ST., 33s Hayes st. and 25lS Mission ST.; opea tiil
$3.50 NJ. 49, WV wa
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VALE HELP WANTED.

w ANIED-MARRIED NURSERYAIAN; MAN
', and wife. private family, $50. references
CURED charcoatburners; block-makers, 1913
per NJ; man about place, $50; farmers, S25; wood
choppers, 81 so cord; second cook and brOer. $50
boarding-house waiter, $50; and Others Apply j.
Il. CROSEIT a co, 62S SACRAMENTO St 1t
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ASTROLoGY.

A UGuStA LEoLA, FoRTUNE-rELLER AND
n elatrvOyant; magic charms; love tokens; shows
true pictures OF future husbands and wives; teaches
fortune. 2226 Mission 81. 2nth iN2h l2ns
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They gave the whole long day to idle laughter,
To fitful song aud jest,
To moods Of soberness as Idle, after.
And silence, just ms Idle Es the rest.
But when at last upon their way returning,
Taclturn, late, and loath,
Through the broad meadow In the sunset
They reached the gate, one fino spell hinder
ed both.
Her heart was tronbled with subtle anguish
Such ~ but women know,
That wait. and lest love rpeak or speak not,
] nguish,
And what they rather would they would
not 10.
TIN he sail, manlike nothing comprehendIng
OF al the wOndr0us guile
That women won win themselves with, and
binding
Eye, OF relentless asking on her all the whilei
"Ah, n beyond this gate the,path united
Our steps as far as death,
And might open - lIis voice aHighfed
Al its own daring, faltered through his breath.
Then she. whom both his faith and fear en-.
chanled
Far beyond words 10 tell,
Feeling her womzn'n fines. wit had wanted
The art he had that knew 10 blunder well;
shyly drew near little step, and mocking:
''Shall We not be too late
For teaf' she said. '''m quite worn out with
walking;
Yes, thanks, your arm. And will you-ops
the gate7"
William Dean Horclls.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
In Claiborne County During the MoHsh
Of November, 1891.

DIST. l.
Wilson Baker and his mother, Mrs
Olivia !. Baker, both Of Texas, {,
Jos. Il. Drake, property in square
adjoining the bank, Main Street
Port Gibson, $1,000.
Mrs. Anna ". Humphreys of IIazle
hurst, TO Mrs. Sallic w. Euglcsing. al
Tennessee lot on COllina Avenue
Outl0t I'D, Port Gibson, S225.
Partition Of -Slign" (26s acrcs) among
heirs of Rufus King (col.): to Vance
King. 50 acres; to Edmund King
Harrison King, Pascal King andMHry
Thomas, 5000 acres each f; 10 heir,
Jennie Williams. 5000 acres; tC
heirs Cynthia lIazan, SO.50 acres.
DIST. 2.
w. Il. Morris aud wife To JnO. T.. Tay.
Tor, 80 acres on north bank of Big
Black, $50.
Jno. T.. Taylor TO VIM. Joseph (col.)
the foregoing tract, 1920.
DIST. 3.
Mrs. E. j. RundeIl 10 Claiborne coun.
ty; right OF way for Rocky Springs
and Itayinond road through the old
IeI4ean place, $50.
j. @. Wallace ana wiic to L. II. Ivcy
52l acres in ScutchclOw Hills, S75
and the assumption OF a mortgage
OF $500.
III. +. Anderson and wife 10 j. McC.
Martin; 1913 acres on Bayou Pierre
near Carlisle, $500.
J. McC. Martin TO IIy. Flowers and w.
Sclliman, the foregoing track, 1920.
Partition among ". kaufman Il Son
and the Scott heirs (now of Texas)
Of 40O.59 acres, being third inter-
est 10 the old Harding place near
Rocky Springs.
=. VI. Carpenter to his wife, Mrs. L. A.
Carpenter; 1880 acres, and other
property In district 8, deed of gift
DIST. 5.
VIM. Calm 10 Geo. Washington and
wife (col.); 80 acres, known rs the
Rcar,lon place, $500.
S. Bernheimer g. Sons 10 Mrs. A. VIII
kinson; $50 acres (parily ia Jeflcr-
son formerly owned by Mrs. Martha
ID. C0rbin, $l23240.
j. Nee. Martin 10 Dan Russell (col.) {;
100 acres of the old @Drady Mill
place. near JcfTericsvilIo, 81 bales OF
cotton, payable in ten years In ccr-
tain annual installments.
VIM. MyIcs TO VIM. Calm; 100 acres on
south bank Of Bayou Pierre, part OF
Bccchgroye plantation, $500.
Wa. Calm 10 ID. @. Perkins, the fore
going tract, $I2l0 In five annual
payments.
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swollen 10 the mighty avalanche that
ovcrwhelms girslcn, and field, and
village, In a chaos OF indisiinguIshablo
dead.
kibroill-lIatiaavahl The Graves Of
Lust Many aud many "A young Eng
lishman has pcrishcd there Many
and many happy English boy, tho
jewel of his mothers hcart,-bravr,
and beautiful, aud strong.-lics buried
there. Very pale their shadows rlso
before us-ihe shadows OF our young
brothers who have slnncd aud suffered.
From the sea anil the sod, from foreign
graves and English churchyarsls, they
start up aud ihrong around us In the
palcncss of their TALL. May every
schOolboy who reads this page
be warned by the waving of their
wasted hands, from that burning mario
of passion, where they found
nothing but shame and ruin, polluted
affections, and an early grave.
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PROTECTION OR FREE TRADE?
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