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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-10-14

A correspondent writes that he has
kept his garden mulched all summer.
Result, splendid crops and few weeds
Western Plowman.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-10-14

:, Bargains sareaeyer offered us suntilzit /
toe hte ,tozdo us any epod:--Washingto
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-10-14

Fits stopped free and permanently cured.
No fits after first days use Of DR.: Kline
Great Nerve Restorer. Free 81 trial hottie 4
treatise. DR.. Kline, 033 Arch st., Phila., Pa.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-10-14

When potted plants do not thrive, it
( IL well to report them as the reason Y
apt to be the packing Of the soil
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-10-14

The worse efeels, them6re people want
to talk to hin: = w ashingto Democrat.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-10-14

Can't cure? Try it. Thatmeansa d.
Rheumatism cured by St. Jacobs Oil.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-10-14

Hot or cold, Neuralgia the same. Ht. .
st. Jacobs Oil cures the same as=,sE 3
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-10-14

Hall,s Catarrh curss !
Is taken internally: Price 75c. = : Z
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-10-14
Enterprise in Indiana.

The citizens Of Orleans, Ind, have
inst voted $4,000 for the construction
Of 80 miles Of gravel roads.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-10-14

The worst? It sciatica's pain. .
But St. Jacobs Oil cures it. =
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-10-14

A slip, a fall, sprain-laid @sa.8 .t-aas7z
Up. St. Jacobs Oil the cure.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-10-14
MRS. ELLA M'GARVY.
Writing to Mrs Pinkham

She says:-1 have been using your
Vegetable Compound and find that Is
does all that it is recommended to do
I have been q sufferer: for the last four
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-10-14

"AcdCs
On my place am planting hedgerows
Of dwarf pear trees, using wintervar
cites of the fruit almost exclusively.
Such hedgerow is, of course, hardly
suitable for the front of ones lawn, but
for side rows, and for use in the rear of
ones house, the dwarf pear is quite IN
objectionable. AS for beauty-well,
anyone who has seen a long row of
these little trees in full blossom will not
soon. forget the sight. They are very
attractive little trees, also, when in
full leaf, without the bloom, as they
should be kept well trimmed back to
secure good fruiting, as well as a good
hedge. It is surprising, too, what an
amount of fruit one can thus raise upon
even small place. In my own case, I
am running pear hedge around two
acre lot, and am now using also some
cross hedges in the rear of the build
tngs.f It will take at least 800 trees to
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-10-14

pm, Wueu Ii - a3-ss77 8-sE7F
was persuaded to try Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, and to-day,
I am feeling like q new woman
MRs..ELIA McGARvY, Neebe Road
Station, Cincinnati, O.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-10-14
NEts 80 Z Tf1z$es ss}sasY - 7Fs.ye4
DWARF PEAR-HEDGE.

1t II a Source A6f Profit al WelI as a
Thing of Beauty.
There are numerous shrubs that are
suitable for making hedges about ones
lawn, whether one prefers eyergreens
or deciduous ahrubs, bit the number.is
limited that cans5be used In hedgerows
that are of both use and beauty. The
barberry is one of the latter, these
bushes making very graceful but not
densely leayed, growth;, but the bar
berry's fruit is not 5desired-in large.
quantities, nor is it a desirable plant
to have near wheat fields, as it harbors
one stage of the rust" fungus of the
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-10-14

years with womb
trouble, wesk |.
back and excre- :
tions. I was hard
ly:able to do my
household duties,
and while about !,
my work was 50
nervous that -
I was miser.&l
able,sI had
~ q E sss7 ~!
-. !.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-12
SIMPSON, CRAWFORD & SIMPSON.
The MAGNITUDE of Our Holiday Selling
tells the story of pleased customers. and tells it with
marked emphasis. Our preparations for the Holiday
Trade were made to secure just such results. Particu-
larry attractive stocks at particularly attractive prices
are the levers with which we are accomplishing this big
daily selling, and which we mean to keep up to the end.
Capes. Jackets. Dresses. Furs.
like these make gLt-buyins a genuine pie sur

IMPORTED CAPES, in SicilIenne Silk,
Velour du Nord and Camels Hair, hand.
somely appliqued, jetted and embroid-
cred, trimmed with fine furs, rich
Innings.
36. OO-actual value 69.00
VELOUR BLOUSE JACKETS, very fine
quality, deliberately braided or jetted,
trimmed with ribbons or furs satin
Rhadame lined,
24.55-actual value $3.50.
TOP COATS of Black Kersey cloth, fly
fronts, notch collar, lined throughout
with heavy satin Rhadame; also RUS.
SIAN BLOUSES of fine cheviots, lined
with fancy silks; actual value y 40
$1Z.5O, IsTu
TOP COATS of fine Black Kersey, shield
fronts, and standing roll collar; lined
with satin Rhadame through n no
out; actual value $14.75, at.... S'9o
TOP COATS of extra fine Kersey cloth, fly
fronts, velvet collar seams strapped ;
lined throughout with black satin
Rhadame; actual value $16.50, 10 TX
at &0ssS
TAILOR MADE DRESSES in whipcords,
Cheviots. Serges and Tweeds, blouse
fronts coat back with strapped seams;
lined throughout with Taffeta 10 Tx
SILK @SssS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-12
HANDY VOLUME SERIES.

HANDY VOLUME SERIES.
Seventy-nve titles to select from, bound
in cloth. 16no; side and back stamp In
two colors; title in gold; published 1ko
at 55c.. our price per volume...... ASS
a few OF tho utles are'-
Twice Told Tales-N. Hawthorne.
Wonder Books for Boys and Girls. by N.
Hawthorne.
Tales from Shakespeare, BY G and N; Lamb.
.,AIlce's Adventures In Wonderland. by Lewis
Phillips Brooks Addresses.
The TIE A AS1ec G"ps St ihs h1 BY IN h u + Sjs. nv G, w.
ILLUSTRATED GIFT BOOKS.
Gems of Art; ten photographers from original
paintings by Jacquet. Nibort and
other celebrated artists; publishers EO0
price, $500. our price. .........., Wv
wit wisdom, ,bumort proverbs, &c; SRc
publishers price; 81 30 our price ~
trated. octave edition, with portrait
and over 900 illustrations; publish O IN
The Household BOOK OF Nature, containing
full and interesting descriptions of
the animal ~kingdoni. based upon the
writings Of the eminent nnturalists
Audubon, Wallace, ltrchni, Wool and
others; illustrated with sixty full
page illustrations. accurately and
beautifully executed in eight colors
and tints; bound in English cloth. en-,
blemotic design. black and gold
marbled edges; publishers price. I OK
$500; our price. ......."..",,... ASS
Books in Sets.
Waverley Novels. complete in II vols, sub
stantially bound in best cloth, tiles
In gold on back. gilt tops; published + TX
At $l2; our price for the set, ,......... c.tc
Cooper's Complete Works. ~ vols, Illus.
trated, substantially bound in tho
best cloth, with titles in gold on
back, gilt tops; published at $1,000; Y IN
our price for the set .. ............ s.NS
Also tho following sets uniform with Wayer-
ley Novels and Cooper, all printed on best
quality Of paper, good print. and the very best
cloth binding procurable:-
Dumas Iomances. illustrated, lOI e XIX
vols, published at $1,000; our price O.oo
Life OF Washington. by Irving, 4 I Hn
vols. publishes &.s q. ~ ;@pi poems o%r grIGG. 1'01
published at 300; our price. ,,......,,. A'Io
Gibbons History OF Rome, . vols'' 90
We carry n complete linc OF Episcopnl Prayer
Books, Bibles and T~estaments, Catholic Prayer
Books and Biblcs.
Calendars from DC. to:....,r..... $50
Christmas Cards and Novelties from A M
Handsome. dainty BOOklets At all prices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-12
- OOKS FOR CHILDREN
HrentanO'S.P 0y SK1cEs
A-31 UNION SO.
4 JURY BOX WINk.
lawyer Attributss It 10 Ne~rves-Hrisnd or the
Beaten Party Makes . Fuss.

Beaten Party Makes = Fuss.
In an action brought by barnett Freedman Of
10 Elizabeth street to recover about 81, 200
worth Of goods which formerly belonged to
Meyer N. Goldstein. but which were attached
by three creditors. a jury found a verdict before
Justice Davy Of the Supreme Court. yesterday.
In favor OF the defendants. When the verdict
vas announced, Jacob Kaplan, a friend OF
Freedman's. who was not otherwise connected
With the matter arose. and. addressing tho
Your Honor, / saw Lawyer Herman Joseph,
attorney for the defendants. wink at the third
Juror. and the third juror winked back at him"
Justice Dayy informed Mr.. Kaplan that Il he
had any complaint to make about the conduct
Of 2 member of a bar he must submit 1t in
The stAtement caused some commotion In the
court. and Kaplan went up To Joseph and in
formed him that his winkinR had an effect in
Einning the case LAWYER Joseph appealed to
the Court and TO Lawyer David Leyentritt, at
torney for the plaintiff, TO protect him from
such talk. Friends led Kaplan out.
Lawyer Joseph said afterward that no had
done no winking, and he believed that Gustaye
Mendelson,. tho third juror. had some facial
dlhiculIy which caused him to wink or witch
his features, but the movements were certainly
involuntary,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-12
RECEIVER FOR OLYMPIA.
Andrew FresdmAn Put In Charge sS Hammer.
siein's EiIK Amusement Bulldog.

Andrew Freedman was appointed receiver OF
the Olympia by Justice Andrews of the Supreme
Court yesterday pending the action brought by
the New York Life Insurance Company to fore
close a mortgage of 100000 on the property.
There ara arrears Of interest. premiums Of insur,
ance in arrears, and unpaid water rates amount.
ing to S56.92O. Justice Andrews saws that
Oscar Hammerstein Is lnsolyent. the theatre Il
coming due. Fire insurance companies have
complained about the condition of the building
and asked that IL DO made safer. The situation
for the MORTGAGE Is intolerable and jpstihes the
appointment Of y receiver who, II he can dc
nothing else. can AZ least keep the building In
an insurAble condition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-12
Umbrellas
A special sale for MOndN

n bpeclal eule ior hohuhy'
Lot !. -Seyeral hundred Umbrella
durable union silk. with pretty pearl.
Dresden and natural wood handles,
also some sterling silver trimmed.
28-inch sizes for ladies and 2S'inch
sizes for gentlemen; remarkable
value at the price.
Lot2.-A very choice collection Of
inch colOred silk Umbrellas with han
dies to match; also black silk. UNI
brellas with Sill yer covered pearl and
Dresden handles. and, still further.
one lot OF gentlemen's 2s'inch black
silk Umbrellas, with handles OF choice
nataral wood, beautifully chased With
sterling silver; all 20 DO sold Monday
1t the sDecisl price Ot.""""........s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-12
HANDKERCHIEF IFS

Handkerchief for the million
-Handkerchiefs for men,
O m and children-Hand-
kerchiefs of every description
in thousands of dozens.
Handkerchiefs hemstitched and
Handkerchief embroidered, in Linen,
Silk and Cotton, in hundreds of differ
ent designs, in all widths of hens,
in fine and medium qualities, forming
the largest collection ever placed on
sale, andpfeSentiig handkerchief values
that in every instance defy competition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-12
Books for EVERYBODY.

We carry a complete assortment of Books in
all classes Of literature. Sets OF Standard
Books in cloth and fine bindings, and Juvenile
Books and Gift Books OF all descriptions, az
prices positively without an equal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-12
LAMPS, TABLES AND GLOBES FOR XN
PRESENTS,

Banquet Lamp and Globe. with &c
open work head and foot. central
draught burner, centre column Rock
wood finish, gold plated trimmings;
complete withG-pAnel. latest style
bent glass globe in pretty color eff
light; regular price $6.45; Monday
Parlor Centre Tables. gold plated {
foot, BxS Mexican Onyx slab, spiral
legs; regularly 1870; Monday special
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-12
Books for Boys and Girls,

including several entire editions of Cas-
sell Publishing Co.'S well known pub
LEGATIONS, at an average of one half
regular prices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-12

Sixth Avenue 10th to Goth Street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-12
Gold and Silver JeWehy. Fans. Opera Glasses. SlverWare.
Toilet Articles. Lamps. Clocks. Leather Goods. Umbrellas and Canes.


Such a feast Of values" in fine Books as here presented
is bound to interest all intending book buyers, whether for
own use or gift purposes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-12
Handkerchiefs
AT THE EnENTAIN


The most attractive spot OF the main foor
An exhibition Of beautiful handkerchief un.
ike any other in tho world. Moro handker-
chiefs TO select from, hnndsomer styles and ut
much lower prices than anv store has evor
succeeded In producing in this country.
Ladies initial Handkerchief wide hem.
stitched with real lace edge. any in OK
itial wanted, Monday. 3 for....... 800. ~OV
Plain linen hemstitched unlaun- 1no
dercd Initial Handkerchief. .........
Fine linen Initial Handkerchief. put AZ
upoin a fancy box, per box. 100 and A.1o
Gentlcmens initial Handkerchiefs, plain
white, all linen. any initial desired. put AE
up In a fancy box. ut 2. o o 200 and AfO
,Gentlemen's silk initial Handker- 40
chiefs. heavy largo size, at. zoe. md 31S
Ladies' embroidered Swi = Iiundkerchiefs.
half dozen In a fancy box for prcsen- RnO
tation purposes. at......1.25, Is and wv
Childrcn's Handkerchicfs, with white
and colored borders, put up @ in 0EN
u oox, WV
MUFFLERs.f
White cashmere Muffiers. silk stripo and
check, very handsome patterns; also
fine navy blue polka dot Mufilers that Q0n
are pure silk; choice. for Monday. OOS
Fine plaid and heavy swivel silk woven
S Siae; e dSs MuMai enaa IN s BLACK and navy $50
Finest English Mutlers, in Persian designs,
the choicest Of the choice, nothing finer
made in the world at any price; goods
S TiIl f e g the phsao@snsiiy low 2. So
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-24
AIarhIn.rr and AI.n

Since i6i6 machinery has ON an enor.
nous scale supplanted manual labor
Tho knotter Of tho self binder completes
\ round Of mechanism which threatens
10 make the farmer a man Of scdontaFl
habitS II the cotton boil remains an
picked by machinery II may b because
the botanist must first produce a plant
maturing all at once instead Of at sue.
cessive pcriodS In Euperseding the hand
the inventor often succeeds by feats fal
removed from imitation. MerRanthalei
replaces the typosetter by arranging
matrices from which lines Of solid metal
aro cast Lanston's machine for sim.
liar purpose exomplihes a noteworthy
aim OF Observation-Disclosures BY means
involving tho slightest exortion possible
An operator At a keyboard symbolizes a
manuscript az a series Of puncturcs In q
strip Of paper, the pinholos free pulses
OF COMPRESSED air which actuato the
machine. Initiation, however, reaches
It's final form In electrical devices. A
clerk In New York porforatos successive
messages on a paper ribbon. which,
driven between electrical springs. trans
mits 3, 600 words a minute 30 Philadel
phia Intelligence In such feat as this
4 given only that part Of a task fm
which Il is indispensable. All else 10
committed 10 mechanism actualed at .
speed and with a force denied 10 nerve
or muscl0 Salt Culture
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-24

News was received here by telephone
last night that DE-. Sam Sims was found
dead at Tunis yesterday. Relatives
here were informed, but no further
particulars could be learned last night.
Dr. Sims was about forty years old
aud was well known here.
Mrs. G. NJ. Brandon has returned
nom Virginia.
II is reported Robertson county has
quarantined.
IL was rumored last nigh, that trains
are no longer allowed to stop between
Hampstead and Kosse.
Call on J. NJ. Caldwell when your
watch needs repairing. Quickest and
best workmanship. All work guatan.
lced. 95s
Work on the mess hall at College IL
progressing slowly. The excavations
have been made and a large amount Of
material including brick and concrete IL
on the grounds. The foundations are
being put in and II Is hoped the lumber
will he on hand by The time II is needed.
just received at the Handy Kitchen
a fresh stock Of Iowney's chocolates
and line candies. $50
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-24

"As the old hero lay In the darkened
room. or with the lamp and hearth fire
casting shadows upon his calm. noble
front, all the massive grandeur Of his
form aud face and brow remained. and
death seemed 90 lose its torrors and 10
borrow a grace and dignity In sublime
keeping with the life that was obbing
away. The great mind sank % It's last
repose almost with the equal poise OF
health The few broken utterances
that evincei az times o wandering In.
tellect were spoken under the influence
Of the remedies administered. but "a
long as consciousness lasted there was
evidence that all the high controlling
influences Of his whole life siill ruled;
and even when stupor was laying Ia
cold hand on the intellectual perception,
the moral nature. with its complete orb
Of duties and affections. still asserted Il.
self a southern poet has celebrated In
song those last significant words, 'StTik,
the tent. and a thousand voices wer,
raised 90 give meaning 90 the uncertain
sound when the dying man said. with
emphasis. Tell Hill he muii come M
These sentences serve 60 show mos
touchingly through what fields Oh,
imagination was passing; but generally
bis words. though few. were coherent
and for the most part his silence wa,
unbrokon. William Preston Johnston
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-24
VII PARKS & WALD.ROP,
MEMS oUTTITTERs.

Mr.. J. d. Stevenson was reported as
doing only fairly well late yester-
day afternoon. His injuries include a
cut on the scalp and badly bruised |
shoulder from which he suffers the most
pain. Mr.. A. NJ. Rhodes says he was not
found until an hour and a half after the.
accident and that he was unconscious
for about that length Of time afterwards.
Mr.. Stevenson IL one Of the most gentle.
manly, popular and industrious young
men In the city. lie had host Of
friends and Mr. Rhodes says they kept
him busy answering the phone yesler.
day morning after the Eagle announced
the accident.
Blair'a Fluid sulphur cures all tkin
diseases, removes pimples and blotehes
on the face. Sold only by Sam. B. vii.
son & Co. t57
According 10 orders the trains ran
through town yesterday without stop.
ping and even an effort to get the mail,
OF was unsuccessful. A place for fami.
eating the mails has now been provided
however and letters and the daily pa,
pers will be allowed 10 come In today
The fumigaiion station was provided by
health officer Tabor below town yester
day, and day trains viii be allowed lC
stop there and exchange mail. Tn,
night trains will run through without
stopping. There were very few passen
gers on the trains yesterday. TrAye
has suspended 70 far as these diggin,
are concerned. A few drummers gol
out yesterday by private conveyance.
Fresh Berwick bay oysters served In
any style and at all hours at the Kan.
dy Kitchen. 250.
Coy. Ross l. at Austin, but he
IL not barred out by the Brazos county
quarantine, besides things are running
smoothly at College and his preshnee 1,
not necessary. The organization Al
College was effected with more ease thi,
year, II is reported, Notwithstanding
the unusually large attendance Of stu
dents. Everything about the institu
ton is now working like a clock.
Blair's Fluid Sulphur baths are Ger
tain preventative Of all affections ant
keeps the skin IN a healthy condition
Sold only by Sam b. Wilson & Co. 25'
Mrs. McGregor and Miss Mary spanI
Of Mlllican, were pleasant callers at thl
Eagle Office yesterday.
Call and see Mrs. Procior's new rib
bons, hats, bonnets, toQues and every
thing new In fall styles. 259
John Cauit and sisters, Mrs. Kat
Gilmore and Miss Cora Cayiti were IA
the city yesterday.
For Sale Two good feather beds-nev
feathers. Apply Al this Office. 256
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-24
MANY oIHER cAsrs.
FIRE ALARM BOXES.
The Mechanism That summons Help In
Case % Fire.


Charles 7. hin contributes an article
entitled IAN Alarm Of Firo hy Tele.
graph" 10 S. Nicholas, describing the
fire alarm system Of New York. Con.
corning the FIRE alarm boxes Mr.. Hill
writes; This box forms part Of o lamp.
post, the post being 10 constructed ina,
the box il inserted IN the middle Tho
box Is painted bright rcd, and tho
lamp at night shows a rcd light, thus
making Il easily discernible either hv
day or night Tho wins from the boz
are conveyed down through the center
Of the post to conduits buried In tho
street and thence on TO fire hoadquartcrs
White letters on a red pane II glass
In the lamp over the box, give directions
how to send an alarm. Tho same direc.
tions In raised lcttors arc found ON tho
face Of the box II we turn the largo
brass handle on The outside as FAR as n
will go a loud gorg win ring inside
This 81 not the alarm. Tut simply a
warninglal ! 10 notify the policeman ON
the boat tlAt 81 box IL bring opcnel
and 10 prevent the fcnd.ug DO of mali.
oious or false alarms Of tire. am ofonso
that Is punishable IN New York state
BY flno Of 800 and ouc ycsr's impri F..
onmont Tuning this handle as far nj,
Il will 80 opcns the outer door. and W.
find inside another door, with a slct
the left hand side. and at the top Of mi,
slot hook projecting, by pulling down
this hook once and releasing Il We sot
at work certain olockwork mechanism
inside, and this sends In the alarm.
When the FIRST ofilccr arriving Al n
iro discovers that Il Is of enough i'm.
rortance to warrant his sending for 10.
endorsements he opens this inner door
and with the Morse key sends IN a SEQ.
ond, third, fourth. fifth or sixth alarm
rs tho cese may b., or a call for anv
special apparatus that he may need
Tho inspectors Of boxes can also carry
on conversation In the Morse alphalc,
with the operator AZ headquarters on
This hey aud soundcr.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-24

As the hour Of noon approached an
immense procession was formed, and
60 the music Of hie drum and artillery
u moved toward the capitol building.
On the platform awaiting the arrival VI
Mr.. Davis were the members % con.
gress, the president Of that body. the
governor Of Alabama aud committees
aud n number u other distinguished
persons Round after round Of cheers
greeted Mr.. Davis arrival After being
seated on the platform, the Rev. DR.,
Manley arose and offered n deeply I'm.
pressive prayer. President Davis then
arose and read his inaugural address
Then turning. he placed one hand upon
the Bible. and with the other upliited.
he listened 90 the oath. His face was
upturned and roverontial la expression.
AZ tho conclusion 81 the oath. Ia sol.
e,m. earnest voice he exclaimed; $50
help me Godr He lowered his head In
tears, and hundreds wept as they viewed
the solemn scene. Thus was officially
launched upon a tempestuous political
sea the confederate ship oi state Con.
fedorate War Journal