Pioneer and Democrat. [volume], December 28, 1855, Image 2

About Pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory [Wash.]) 1854-1861

Image provided by: Washington State Library; Olympia, WA

                
nsnce depot at Sun Franciseo, California.
.\lr. llale moved to sll.~|li'n4l the rnlc~
making it necessary for will rc<olutinn to
lie upon the table one day, and that the
House proceed to its consideration nnu’.‘
Carried.
Resolhtion read and adopted.
The House then adjourned until\\'ednes-Y
day morning, January 2, 1:556. .
('OI'NCIL. |
Funny, Dec. 2|, 1855.
Council met at the usual hour.——-I’rcsi-l
dent Catlin in the Chair.
Journal rend, corrected nnd npproved.
H. M. No. 5, relative to the increase-(ll
mail facilities on the Columbia river—thei
rules were suspended, memorial read a sec-i
ond and third time and passed. ,
H. M. No. 2, relative to the estuhlisli-'
ment of a military post ut Bellinghnni huy,l
memorial read A second and third time nud'
passed.
11. J. M. No. 5, relative to an addition
sl lsnd office for the territory of Washing
ton—ordered to a third reading—rules lus
pendsd Ind memorial mssed.
11. B. No. 9, relative to disolving the
bonds of matrimony. between Thomas and
Noomy Cube, read first time—rules sus
pended and bill passed.
Mr. Hnfl moved to take up 11. 11‘. No.
5, relstive to odjourning until 3d of Jnnu
nry. 1856.
Mr. Hun‘, moved to smend, by striking
out the 3rd of Jan. 'SO and inserting 26th
Dec., ’55 on which he cslled the eyes and
noes.
Mr. Poe, moved; call of the Home—
eutiad, Mr. Wsllnce absent.
Hr. Kufl. moved to Imend, by striking
out, 30th Jim, ’56, Ind inserting 2nd Jan.
’s6—!o». ”J
Baal-tion rend 3 second time. and laid
our one any under the rules.
On motion, the Council adjdnrncd.
( Snow”, Dec. 2%, 1855.
Council met It the usual hour—President
Cntlin in the Chair.
Jourml rend, corrected and npproved.
All recent except Mr. Wallace.
Mnglrickler from joint committee on on
rolled ufli engrouod bills, reported that
they land procured the services of Mr. J ud
lon.
H. B. No. 8, was rend recond time, and
nicked to committee on corporations.
H. J. R. No. 5, coming up for lllil‘d‘
reading, Mr. Hufl moved to reconsider the}
vote ordering it to 1 third reading, and‘
called the n ea Ind noel. ‘
Ayu—H’nfl’, Page“, Patterwn, Strick
lcr and Mr. Prelident—s.
Nou—Blgelovv, Cod: and Poe—s.
So the motion provuilod.
Hr. Hui. moved to inurt 37th Decom
lm, imtoui of 3rd January, and called the
ve- And noel.
Ant—Hill. Pogo“, Fullerton, and Mr.
Proficient—l. « {
gig-Mn, Cock and Stricklorl—M
C. ;
Hr. Hal moved to inurt lnt‘J-oulry
ill-bod of 3d JIIIIIN”, and called the ayu
Ind noon:
Ayn—Bled", HIE, Putter-on, Strick
lof had Mr. President—s.
goal—Cock. Pumt, Poo—B.
otio- provciled and ordered to third
fir. Stricklcr moved to solving the rule
nd road third time now. \ ithdnwn.
H. J. R. No. 5 read three timer, and on
111-l postage, Mr. Hal called the syn und‘
m»,
Aid—Bimbo, Cock, Hal, Puget,
Figaro”. Butcher-+6.
4 oer—Poo, Wnllaee And Mr. Pruidont
no?“ Cock moved to reconsider lent vote.
L
80 the reeolutioe pend.
,Kr. Butler, introduced e resolution to
uni?! nntll eftet New yesr’e—reed once.
. Bigelovv, moved to unspend the rule;
end 'reed e eeeond time now.
Mr. Wellece objected.
Mr..l’resldent ennonnoed, that u objec
doe led been reised, he ruled thet the mo
tlon could not be put. From this decision,
Hr. Poo sppeelod. _'
The question being, “ Shell the decision
of the choir etend,” nflm‘ discussing the
roles, Mr. President chsugew: decieion
-e I withdnvu.
fits-idler moved to supend the roles
end teed e noond time now—ostried.
Hr. Poo moved to emend bylineerting
Jenn 9.
31:11:! moved toemsnd the smud
ueng so thet every sble-bodied member of
lhe eimhly should shoulder e Inne
ket end nemh ngelnst the hostile Indisu
NLWellece celled iho eyee end noee
upon the madman of Mr. HM.
Avon—Messrs. Hull, Poe, Mr. Presi
dent, 8. Nye—Messrs Bigelovv, Cock,
1’ t. Panel-eon, Suicklcr end Welloce, 6.
V Re question was then token on the
enendlnent of Mr. Poe, which oerried.
Kr. Bkeloiv moved thet the reeolotion
he reed e third time now—cerried.
0n the tool pseuge of the resolution,
It. Blglovv «mile! ”3 :1: end 2,0“.
Mel— an. ‘ ow, oc, 952‘, 00,
Miler, sod Wellsce. 6. Now—Messrs.
Bel. Penance end Mr. Preeident, 3.
On motion of Mr. Puget, the Council ed-
Jonrnd till 2 o’clock r. I.
Anuxoox.
Report of committee on engrossed bills,
was taken up Ind edoptcd.
Tb mud-ace relative to the In.
db. var, W by tho Governor, being
on (to “Us, on notion of Mr. Poe, the
Council um Into com-men of die whol
on aid correspondence. ,
XI. Cook in the choir.
After none time spent in committee,
of the whole. hearing aeid correspondence
road. which Iru very voluminou, the
committee root and repened program end
inked leave to sit again when the below:
of correspondence urine—report ndopu-d.
Mr. President signed “an act to diuolve
thoboldl of mtrimony existing between
Thoma and Naomy Curbs.”
B. B. No. 14, to change the um. 01']
Brnrm‘ille, rend once and ordered to second
reading.
3 On motion of .\lr. Ilufl', rules suspended
fund bill rend u second time now.
i .\ir. llufl' moved to strike out Brueeport,
and insert I’orl l'oe. Curried.
‘ .\lr. Huff moved to suspend the rules, and
,reud a third time now.
i Mr. ['o9 objected.
The President nnnonneed that us an oh~
jection had been raised, the question could
not he put.
t Mr. Cook nppenkd.
Tho quexlion being—Shall the decision
of the Chair he sustained? Mr. Strickier
‘ealled the nyeu and noes, which were——
i Ayes—Huff, l'uttcrsou, nnd Strickler—‘
3. . i
l Noon—Cock, Page", and Poe—3.
The decision was sustained.
l Mr. l'oc withdrew his objection, and Mr.
‘llufl ’s motion prevailed.
‘ Bill rend a third time, its title changed
to Port Poe, pulsed, and tho titlu approv
cd.
i H. J. R. No. 6 read a first time, Ind un
der 3 suspension of Ihc rules, read second
and third times, and passed.
H. M. No. 12 rend-three times under a
suspension of the rules, and passed
Mr. Strickler moved that the clerk be
‘rcquesled to furnish the public printerEWith
I. copy of the journal of the council of the
present session, at his earliest convenience.
Mr. Poe moved I call of the House.
The roll was called. out! Messrs. Bigelow
and Well-cc found absent. A A
0n moiion of Mr. Strickler, further cull
din used with.
8: motion of Mr. Stricklcr, motion laid
on table until 2d January.
Then adjourned. '
your» uni Qmarart.
OhYllPLl, WASHINGTON TERRITDIY.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1855.
J. w. wrun', emmn.
"Tn-fig ern-h'd to earth will rise again,
Ths eternal years of God are hers."
/ TheJlstc'ol lhe'tonatry.
We have war in wr‘midst—our people,
many of them, driven from their homes and
their former quiet and hnppy firesidchto‘
seek protection in forts, block-houses, &e.—
The strong arm of the athletic ngricuitnriat
has been ataycd——pnlsied—in order to afford,
in fortifications, protection to his family, and
that, us circumstances were favorable, to
shoulder the rifle, and lend assistance in re
peliing the eneronchments of the sauna, and»
procuring, through contested battle fields
with our assailants, a mason of quiet, and n
perpetual (mac.
In this state of aflairs, many of our most
wealthy, enterprising and worthy citizens,
have, for the time being, been called upon to
male sacrifices, (cheerfully complied with,)
in the furnishing of the "aims” of war, in
the shape of provision and forage—calculu
ted, in the ovontof aprolongued continuance
of the present Indian war, if not liquidated
by government, to [Em ruinous and disus
trons to them. Win t the families of our
farming population remain in forts, Aw" sod
many at their husbands, brothers and fath
on, have taken the “tented field," their flocks
of sheep—their hands of cattle, nrelcft un
mbcted—mldwted. at any and all times,
to he captured and destroyed by our coward
ly mail ts. At this moment, a prostra
tlon nn a heavy gloom hangs, on s mantle,
over ter'fitory, and the time has come for
1i action. Let our people be calm and
reflective, and let the prlnq'ple of forbearance
characterise their every action, and we doubt
not much good will be the % We have
acountry andsoa-coastto end, ands
savage foe to encounter.
In the present position of aflain it Is a
hereniesn task. Can it be accomplished?
Wo say it can, and must—or desolation and
dealt will stalk over our land i
There must be one united effort for the
country—her people and her honor. Let no
man look back, else he he turned into the
image of salt, as was the wifoof Lorr, ac
cording to the divine record. The wakh
word now, is forward! “United we stand
Jointed we fuu I" Let the mouldering
ashes of discontent, remain In forgetfiliness
until we have snorted the honor and dignity
ofonreountry.sndsecured the hopping-of
ourpeopis; andthemifuedabqscttisthe
minor 'dil‘erenees' of opinion. Let us all
stand fqrthss onemnn—eachwith hiaho
sum bared to battle for the homesteads of
the yeomaury of the territory—their fire.
aid. and their loved ones, and we will thus
win a. breve victory, or many bravo men,
otherwise, will leave his bones on the ilcld of
iatrife, to bleach in the howling of the “pitti
le- storm," no lea than in the rejoie'mga of
our advernriea. We my again, lot the cry
be victory or deal/i,” and with God’s blessing
it will he victory. Give credit to those to
whom credit is duo—do justice to them—
ibear with each other, as m and brothers,
Ind show M mlmlty of ham um
loo], um belongs to have freemen, nnd an
sou wove All dilerences of opinion—uni],
:3 loan, hostilities Ire removed from our
Men, and quiet and trmqnility Ignlu
and: its empire.
Thole citizens, who from nmity have
been compelled to nmnin It home—let. them
nailed. upon the hardships and privatioua our
:lil’flVC citiznn suldicry lmvc omhlrnd. Thoir
icnptuins, subultvrus, non—commissinzml um
vors um] ouch man serving under [ln-m, dc
!scn'c n grentful lwoplc's lmurtfi-h thanks,
,und they will fl‘L‘l'iVL‘ it.
1 And indml, too nun-h praise cannot be
Niven to the volunteers and rcguhu-s on scr
lvicc at Fort Stuilncoom, that good for-mm
hns placed amongst us. They hnvc ull d'w
‘l'hnrgcd their duly ns lm-onn-th lnon and
soldit'rs. The ofi'n-vrs nnd mm of lhc\U.
S. Sloop»of-war, Dram", Snznnn-r, rom-\
mnmling, and the U. S. Rrvcnnt- cum-r .Ivf
Darts, PHASE, commanding, dawn-q, oflim‘rs
and men, the highest eonunemlntious of u‘
grateful people; and, we think, this senti
mm, in, thovterritory, is universal.
Goth he tlmnkt'wl, that in the midst of
gloom, and doubt, and lowering (lurk-norm"
ispreuding over our land, our hearts \vcre‘
[undo to feel more hope—more life—when
the news nn‘ived of the glorious triumph 01"
our noble co—lnborers and brethren of Ore-
Lron, in the country east of the Cascades.—
The triumphant vietury they have uehiered,
stumps them as men of brave hearts and of
uu iron nerve: In every sense of the word,
soldiers. May the God of mm "defendi
your shields, and keep your urluor huekledi
on.” 1
Thus far, the legislative nssemblyof the
territory—[mrtieulurly in the House, lm, in
divers manners, yncmorinliwi eongretrs with
regurd to the war at present waged against
both territories, in the slmpc of memorial:
for upproprintions for protection, aid and re-‘
muncmtion for subsistence, forage, services,
Mn, which we know, full well, llon. J. le
rO2: Ashrams, will, It the earliest moment,
my upon the attention of eongrca.
~—-—~~—.-q.-o—-—v ——~‘
Tur. LEGISLATURE—As will be seen by
the proceedings, both branches of the logis—
hsture adjourned on Suturdsy last to meet
on the 2d of next month, or during the hol
lidays. Some of the members me on n_ visit
to their constituents—fur imlrudiom, we
suppose—others are out on pleasure excur
'siono—(bming and cool for thnt object")
but the mnjor portion rcmnin quietly at their
different places of nbodeé—(ampt mu! u-lin
do not.) Some pleasant things » that we
hare, or might probnhly have been induced
to say, of some of the members, no my be
induced, through circumstances of their own
motion, to take back or withhold; nnd Ire ul
wsys feel a reluctance “in doing that some."
Our underground reporter of tho "wake cum
tux” movements, thinks there is wmething
"klouu' In the wind, inmnch as the breeze
from certain directions smells quite "fishy."
Although, as he says, he has no “dead sun
thing" on them yet, still he protests thst he
can obtain the “necemry ropes" to scent
the “owl sad but" pnrty to their hole- Ind
hiding places, and when fnirly "swarmed” or
"em-rolled," to furnish us with a black list.
After mumbling, the time my not be far
of, when we will be ambled to uhibit to
the people of the tarritory o bright gnloxy
of fungi in the legislature, that infestl the
healthy body of the democratic psrty. A
few biographical sketches of lound politictl
integrity my Ito-expected, that my nuke
some persons squirm.
Tel WAR—NO inteliigeuce im readied:
us since our inst issue, of importance, con.}
cerning the war between our people Indi
the Indium. on either aide of the mounulne.‘
We know nothing of the intended move-i
ment of troop. on either. Nothing new‘
from Oregon, since our lee: issue, and no‘
new: of More" from Caiiiornin or else
where. No further rcporte of Indian onl
rlgee linee our last, of A reliable character.
J”- ‘ ————:-~‘...__._ _ _
'"a nu .wu. .Qfi-Ldo mpam. doe
umenzfl mar uuznbemme nxmm‘yr “no u:
carry them out coca-loudly. don't you ?' --¢‘nrin-.
The above is in' part roply'to an inquiry,
(wlm‘qnenfiy refuted by fire Carter.) Ind
statement we made I few weeks since, on m
thority o! Capt. Jun M. Hour, and Col.
M. T. Smoxs, that Lt. J. Q. Gout, of
Pieme county, had gdvined uchid of the
thunllys to wrap up nud send back to Gov.
Srrzvnxs, t certain "callus” "pot-lich," &c.
We spoke from authority, as um always do
.mhom bunny, or idle rumor. Let
Lt. Con: nd the gentlemen referred to—
our informants—settle matters A! they
please.
“ B] the way,” about those “cumbersome
documents,” we would inform the Caviar,
that . light-fingered Icrihblor, and correl
pendent of that paw, u we have every m
‘son to suppose, "142 ml an of one of those
idocumenu; but. as we have its number on
file, we expect to trace it up some day or
lothcr. .
“A m! - mzr’m for - huh—Pinter.
“oth HI“. you klelluM an“
m:- sum-... “2'... :5 an... “’3: u:
noon fin- lom-Ilmm "typo." you ought to
mWr‘k-Id. Ind («dupe- Quorum
on mu." "—0“.
' We tiny! quote, when we qnofe fly?
thing, from memory; Ind although not I]:
lll’l, u we I!!! well “are, [econ-ding tothe
text, the than jwkuticle of the Courier il‘
mfldent to show thlt the embicilo who pro
sides on? its columns never read Shthpem.
or if he did, Hamlet wu not in the edition
he perused. Take the fool to lome lnmtic
asylum.
i “ Eureka!" ,
‘ Yes, we “have fouul it l—u‘e have:
ifouml it the “first time trying!" “'ei
ilmve found out who “ ."mrpizn" in the
lflurirr really isl “'hut in diskirery!
lWe protest, most solemnly, we never knew
,‘liim before, as Scorpion. Why, my dear
l .\‘an‘pion, we are glad to renew, with you,
iour old acquaintance. The introduction to
‘your communication—whilst entirely origi
lnul—is after the most approved and ehnstc
'ls!er of ancient nud modern classics. You
guy, by way of introduction, “ Ihnt Swrpi
,mz is intent upon using the instrument
ln'hieh nature has furnished him.” What
nn infenl .' We hope you have been using
it Irgilinum-ly, since you wrote the above l
But is there n stingin it? “ Aye, there’s
'the rub." Don‘t. wear that instrument out,
all at. once—now don't—for you know, us
Iyou, yourself sny, your “sting is death."
lief», man, pluek it out i
i In his nddrcss to us, Scorpion complains,
‘lu'tterly complains that we have never,
heretofore, noticed, or puid nny attention
[to his “various essnys." “ Essays" on
lwhntf Aye, the thought occurs to us:
i San-pica has been engaged with Mr. Gnnn
fin fixing up a series of “ essays," on a cer
tain subject, in the completion of which he,
(Gunn,) has been indeetriously employed
for more than three years past. We beg
pardon. Did not know thet you were
lpnrtners. Did not know that said “wwys”
lllfld ever been completed, And given to the
public.
Scorpion seems determined that we
should know who he really is, in order that
we might be induced to let all our renders
know his real name. We edvise our rend
ere not. to fret nbout that. Give him time
and he will let the " cut out. of‘the beg”
himself. Let every body etend buck—he
in on hie way to glnry—end he’ll “ not ter
ry long in the wilderness.” Really, bed
we known the aullwr of the various Scorpi
an letters, instead of being term upon him
end them, we would never have noticed
them. This, however, is the fault of our
not having any unhition in prying into the
secrete end “aenctumn” regulating the
pnblieotion of neweplpers. But on for as
giving your name to the pnhlicL—why, Scor
pube,-Ire will never do it. You hove too
much vanity, and too little none to keep it
long yonnelf. Excuse gu—now do.
But the nnkindelt cut of ell, of the lad
Scorpio- ofthe Convier, ie ehmehofcon
tldence, in which he telle the enembled
readers of the Courier, the following eir~
ieumstnnce :
" And Ito-,1 null a: mludunccurnnoe mt tool“
plm. when you Ind l wen lan; behlnd um hme‘
m. (l m" .yln Wham .)ol our hull: an
lull-u mnrk Io lulu-ell: "Wbull he u 'l‘an I
My Inn, fly, he look- mnn like u Lynn lumen-lin
lb. a clue of the Bomxs 1" Bu. 0:. lii-Irk
Tummnh, In helm Manchu."
Aye, 80min, nod why not keep it
there? But, rally, was not that n rat/oer
lnklligcnt Indian, to know whether or not
he, (Gov. Stuns), did {ally look like 9‘
" Lynn Shoemaker?" Smart Indiln tlml
He must either have “ bin to Boating,” or
have been the daddy of thlt boy Charley,
that n writer ln the In! Courier disconne
so illignully about. Come. now. Scorpion,
don’t toll much more now—don’t, I" ll
once. It would not “kg you long, you
know, to tell all you do know.
But let 11l see: What wu the Language
in which thot u’wul lpoke, when from be
hlnd thnt lugs “atone” we overhead
him? Wu itln his native tongue, Chl
nook, or “an l” Scorpion. I really
have forgotten, Although you direct my It
tention to it. y
In eqnclnlion, we would Inform WJ
that we were frightcned “ half to death?:
when we ruched that part of his commu-‘
nicntion About Mcxico—“ cideuut Liont.
of the 15m," and that ‘mley centipedc,’
&c. 0): .' Scorpion! we newbie It (be
idu of tint “on. thrust, with a foil in
tent,"which you In], if made u u by you,
would cm our own self-destruction. Don‘t
do it, Svaiow—plem don't 0h! uhut
In intent!
l " And Ipnking of Mexico,” In Smrpa'mll
up, we ere Minded that the word
‘ Tunntuh,’ in, in that country, pronounced
‘anentuiuu,’ mud hence, without exnmlnu
tion, our orthography. Nevertheleu, our
idea of the neture of the reptile in correct,
.- will be mu below, awarding to our
thinking. Scorpion my. “ 'lhruntuiu"
means—"An insect whose bite is only
cured by music.” Web-tar uyrit. in “ e
lpuciol of spider, «SO.. in bile nominee
reducing e trifling eii‘ect, ebout. equui m
are “lag of u wup." But ghen Swim
nu born. or It le'ut entered the ciwic
gage since Webster died—we nil know
iii-t Web-fer In: | fool, end an " old
fog," however. As time will Ihow, our
heading In a previous number, in reply to
Scorpion, willprove correct.
" He in. ha I Munchkin All it life."
————-——n.—————
Tu: ann—We hue hed winter in
dead amt, for the lust week or ten days.
The ground is from to considerable depth.
and a light coating of snow coyote Ia sur
face. We have not experienced as rigoronl
a season, thus far, us thin in! been Ii!“
3185943.
Q- We have probably taken more notice
this week of the Puget Sound Courier, and
its correspondents, than will, perhaps, ei'er
be awarded to that paper, or it: hireliug
serihblers again. Common courtesy, as it
ever should be recognized in the business of
newspaper publication, has ever, and on all
occasions been \‘ouehsnfed by us towards the
conductors first, and then the editor. Wei
will leave it to the decision of a candid pub-l
lie, whether or not, our course towards our
'eontemporury, has not, until “foul-mmthed
slnnder op’cd her lying tongue,” been marked
with courtesy, kindness and affuhility. “'e
at present hold the Courier as being (Amp
—4lng (Imp, from it: nmnagement. Let it
lestablish its own reputation.
\/ Fur the film"? and human.
Sun-an CREEK, Thirston Co.,
A. D. 1855.
MISTER Enmnz—Sence I drnpped tn
you them ere lines ufore, l’rc hen nrter the
war nuse, nnd when I ketched up to it, it
nint, I find, no grnit shakes, no how. The
war on this side of them tnrnni mountings,
jixt looks to me like it nor a rstnnden still.
I jist wish our fakes, who ure'gogerin, could
keep thnr wny till next curly grnu, after
the snow “ ciatuwnl," then I would feel
mighty glad; but jist as soon as our foek
git: reddy tu let it dry 'up a line] whiiefl
them nil-fired lujnnl kicks up u furl ngin,
and git: nrter tighten. I! the tlrmi erit-i
tern would jiat only wnte till our peepie ken‘
git in thur wheat, and tuters, and gordin
truck in the spring. we mout arterwurda do
arihi well fornenst them; case you see, we
must hev nutliin to out next year; enny
how, we wood give them rich I tern-l treet
in as yu never helm on, and make 'em
nqunt like a duck u hem-in thunder. By
ginger, it makes me so mud to heer ou’t.
Things begin to look a right smart ehluee
more ekenry like, us they did at turn a
long, cue, you lee. menny think its more
of A war then the kolkeiuted for, n’ did’ut
want no much; tim jist wanted 1: email fler
up, like, to make I grate blow uheout, end
unik sum politiknl capital out on't—thnt'n
ell; an’ then the wood commense to houl
end Ibnae Gov. Srlvnurend uii‘demercreu
a_s is in oifis, un’ begin to mourn end weep,
and cry Ibeout thnr bluding cuntry, Ind
trygtu muik the people When how much
the loved it. But Wiley’l hen kicken the
kiver 0! on ’em, un’ the du look ell-fired
ugly, without eunyr kiver on ’em;—you’d
better b’lieve‘they do. '
Generii Wool. had better be u gitting
thing! in I good way over beer, or cine we
stand I rite Inert chence of gettin mm In
our neppere tote-in, efore In or ready. I
nther reckon u how on I'll not be readyl
for n long time tu cum, if the leue it tn me
——in foot, I no I won’t. I jiet berlleve when
General Wool come over hour, if he Ii"
on’y atop It Shttor Crick to lee Inc, (It
lelnt mntch out on hie way,) I will gin him
rite smart infnrmnshlon, nn’ tell h'm e heep
he don’t no; and won’t charge him nutliin.
for nrting, for stayin nll nito, nor for whet
I’ll tell him. nether: on’ I know thet’e u
cheep u be kin git his to!) ground enny
when. Fin n piano men, who: ollrere
telke wrlte out what I thinks—lmin: or
no Ingino—by hokeye, I will.
Sum people tells me that Maj. Reimle
goin to melt it n kinder paper war over
then-hue he writ one letter to the lnjuns,
and neiled it on 3 tree for the Inginl tn
reed; Illd I heorn it nocked ’cm end ways,
rite inter ltto—jeet thil one letter. He
mun be e powerful skoller 'nt ritin’ letters.
But that kinder wer won't do over hour.
We must keep n glrcn ’cm lend pills, with
Inm powder hock on ’om, till the rcknver
thnre helm-maybe, ebout nex (all. I
hope Generel Wool won’t be Irter until:
the var over hear, like Major Reine in mn
kin it ovur thor. I’ll tell him not tn be
erter doiu it that a we], the furst time I
on him at Shelter Crick.
Sun fokee spend e heap e duo in doing
fewlt, end glttin up fuseee end tnhbiel.——-
Noll .thet eint no good my tn dn in yer
thee; evry mun orter ewolkr down hie
rnlh, untill we nockt the enemy inter the
nlddel of next yoer, or inter eternity
thet wood be better. A good menu, pee
plel of them elr kind begine to look kinder
skeered, knee the wer begin: te look In
yeerneev, non I tell you.
See the trobblee peeplee git inter by not
mlndtn there one hlninee. The edetnr et
Ste-Imam in nockt in to e gin shop, h
the Pierson an‘ Dame! men, end I ’9.
will etey ther, till erter the wer,_eud lpla
the flddel {or'tho eogere, et them ere eteg
deeeee, whet no ledye 30 two, nether, but
men; sum fokes ny he kin ple rite Inert,
end mekrl e heep better match thet-e
--we], then he cen oditering end printin e T
inooeepeper.
Pnr e prlvete nigger now, on] jlet lee
how there fellere ebeout Steelerenn, file
the littel pop (Inn edeter into I ternel
screpe, end then eint got the brenee to rite
him on ugh—bat leevee the littel feller to
stand end hold the beg, jilt like the was
.11 e enipin, end then rune 08 end Icevee
him—in en orful ficke—in mud en’ weter
—nn’ no button Nader him, nuther. It" a
irite had ficks to be in, ond the hex time 1
goes to Stealercnm, I'm detarmined'tu tell
'him, never to trust uich block-beds “Kin. tn
rite fur his pnpur; and we now tell him—
i you edctor-nllers git sum puma tu rite
:fur yore paper, whats got rite sum-rt bmm,
innd what don’t rite trecson in thlr lottnn.
If you cmns out hear on Shutter Crifi,»
[tor I gits dun givin General Wool all (h.
infurmnshun what is got together, and town
him gist how things surf—then "you eu
out hear to Shatter Crick, and se- me, 1'“
maik a burgin with you, to rite you an
letters—all ’bout the war—lnd fich em up,
what nint fornenst the cuntry, Ind whlt’s
not got treesnn in cm; and I’ll do it cheep.
I kin drop you a flow lines evry now “a
then, and tell you how matters stud; sad
if I rite yu inter I shape, 1'" rite ya out
ngin, and not charge yu nothin. Airn’t
that fare?
Jist tu finuiah and git dun, fnr this line,
I wish enny wun uv them air fallen, Ihnt
lixc so nheout fakes, that thnr lungs mad,
be burnt and blisterd'n‘ith the {yer in truth,
till thn wood never lye ng-in. Blut th
gizzurds—tlmt in] put em in n urn-go fly
I tell yn now. ‘ m
. Your-n lilldeth,
GILIS Scnononvl.
P. S.—No‘rln thnnh—Hnrrnl Hurrlll
llurrnwlll—l’ll go to glory, but I’m in:
Since I drnppcd tn yn them fonrgoln
lines, I lnrnt by the expres, that 0“!
me n: Shatter Crick, that our hniv W
boys lick: out the Injnnl tnthu db
monutingl, in line] less than no Hut, 3 .'
that. then] u- reglarl, 61m tlur at tho
war in gOQd butters, nnd did’n‘l help;
at. all. The reglan begin to aho the
or that len. 11on Gcrnuleln! think “Mfg
Did you ever hero nv lich fightin? n q
twenty miles in Inn dny! Ind than: in”?
rcglnrl doin nnthiul It mih no mun-d
J in. think on’tl I’ll lend I latter to (ll
rnl Wool immegiately. “ '\
_ Gnu Scmdouu, _ 3
As hwrtoi’olr.~u ,
v " "mam“ , f”:
7‘ ' . '4; :7::_:;fib “i
w. ~ lb mud V:
b11023]; m $3.»; :1. If? Lam.
000 m. Pit-m County, Ind-lb. , . :94
ohm: plue. ‘_ ,3 “f ' 1
We ulncenly hope Ihnt our hurled-m > T?
1.. runs Bound mummy-w 33;
njay many m‘ ”my“ 3+;
'v;nndhy|honon-11-ewly “‘3
much u the dilunnzd Winn! ally w _ 1 "7p
unlike a» ”.mmdulom 5:;
rh‘l Inn "Hun “in cut"! 14':
Klnflnu" amt-nun“ ‘ .21?
will: u; go ‘0 get In" wasp-d." .., ‘océf‘fi
oulm ma I. , “
or hum-nu .... “ r?
wan—man . .»
l in “u “buy.“
“mm-mama's” 'f‘ “"x‘;
Mann“. 1. .fljxo ('.“ Mrs
—.M .y » , I,‘
P‘yl‘lolu‘ NotIOOI.‘ -
Rev. 0. . i V .3“
m a" Elna-l u ""1""... 19.5.
5:13,...3 :n €ll.lng ”‘1 1 Q“ ,;:~
"11-I'LLEDINIIJi“ . ‘ ~w‘“ ' {.5
Wmmfilflmdm I_' *5;
man Maniacs-r 110 “R "‘ 1,
a: 3 o‘clock. P. .. In M , - «a
scmimum Icic- gpamq. , Hi:
*1 r ‘ V
‘ 1:. o. o.’ 11. ' '1 ,i.
mun of“ I“
“‘s"me .3
emsmm w.flflffid.h ‘ "
lumedyoonthl, 1“!!!” _
WWI-cumin?“ id“ ‘
IMAM um. if. c. In": »"“,f
o l '._._n; ~°‘"‘.““" > ‘3‘
nu. “I*:;va “lbw. . -
Wm'gfn... .. ..
I ; ‘ ..'
”335. ’15...“ mung-(.3
D0e.1,1u5-nluv. . .wx‘ 3 35‘
_.._ Nance. *"‘ 1’
LL penn- luleMad uh ”Tripod wk)
Aw?“ ma": -* -- ~ j \ ‘Z;
”Brianna-nu \ "New
'Aamlnmnmvd No -, ,3 kg
her-w . u- 1- . ,
Nficfi‘h mm. - - . .2
m.\V.T.,ma-mIl-urfid _ .i‘
EWK'JJL huh; «u- l‘.‘ 7"
willpnéntmniumudw ‘" 37.3”
mu. llu lam. WILLUII- ' u. .
01mph. Dan. M. Im. ' ‘ ‘ _. i
4 AIIIIDIIIH‘WI 11‘ "‘ '
I V
’ 'm'muononol .ms. .3 <-
gamma...» flaw ..
"“2623?" P. . 3,3
““M- mfiofiixm -=:~' .
01mm. nous. Im. ‘ ’.-?
Grand Mona, _II , ‘w‘ ;
. V
w- fiwwr'. 4
m ‘ ,
of 111 111 1 . ~‘r'
HIM h:u=::l4 32:1- p
il’hhcflhdm, 4"; ’ w
OlynpllJho. toms. . 3a.}
bomb Nhgfgmvn ' Am"
P». We: a. I!
“cm-m mag. ..
e-nnd. Penn-l lulu g s
m M a- n "3“ ,
mulch—ll. all“. ,> ...
man came - " .
a M-‘n uni-1*:.“ 50 3,
THE In and 111
noun?- at ‘ll 00:. .-
items, mtufi nu, - .
wit“. man: {at 963-16.: ' ,
Tmynphmcc. 14,1955. ‘ ‘l’“