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JOHN RICHARDSON,
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- . . jtonisnirtosoeto vUt depths! Lis proclamation freeing slaves strove.! by Slavery s blihtin vvords .ind res followinr
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w,..; ii-.'Hi:lCK. of nr w?tb the Democrats and for a-; mong men. He hnew, as did two coals apiece tc go without . vi(, of l;e p,,-, states, are ; the capital ol the Southern Con- .at Vmj . ,u0T)
,,Ili:f,cn:r.. .:nich. warrant to give, they would uomtnate, but . many others, all ought to know,!thir and' ,l! th7 ire prohibit.! from emplovi.o- any j -deraey, and says he, -I have a c-ild0v,s name..
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;yiease, a si ranger to n-pres turn
tiie ,-olum:js ofyo'r pupr a lVv
tiioij,ts in the voters of he wth
!,!m-t.st!:,li ,1,-nix , -.
ly ying, at the,
I J1 ,s vho iH0 his '"present-!
Anv one. w Ki has watciied the:
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maneuvering of the political wire 1
I 1 . 1 . . . 1 1
ii'f-irl' irL flnririrri'ik ni'Acanl lt
j 1 II i I l i " ' nMnJ r r oHnf r"i!finrr O fATcnn. 'orfif M n Ii oh nur r rß r i tmp I T) . I . .if 1 T tl i I 1. fAM 1st 1 l ir
i I I i 4 i i i i . auuiu, u auu.pu .p.., w u( UJ. Mi 1 i f ei idiii.iiiull üy 1 11 C ITCiluCIll l i-ItJI1-1 - ri;e;ia"" in rcDPiiiv. ii who wa cnd in s-lhn
---'." -L-'l able time, and no one else com- .the day of trial and in the day of. i A. , T . I who any way ;ne aid or cnmtort.K
i- viiiiiii, i..vT ,..,,,.1. ,to wor;;. 1a: u- shov our appre
vass, can ma help but see that , ciation of his efjbrts bv returning
there -has been very unfair mean1 Mr. Julian to Congress.
;nn,j that, too, by inen claumug to;
' the, coneirt to divorce politn s ; paijed, and the crowd 'übward foreign powers which hid been ' lhe United States, m Congress
. . from truth nd riht. As vcur ; J,UiL!v called for Hen. ( V. decrying ih in conseuuenc- of ! asseinbled. that Lerratter, the fol-1
" t - vt no ;. . u u u 111 11. v 1 iji 1 1 ii -' 1
i.r r.ny nr uiiif lucre, as wen r
suit the Democrat, and thev didj
r.nt rlm.iM1 u fuse with them
' T!ie J)emoc.r.,ts did not bid fo
: thei , thcviM thev offered to se
lthemsflv.es verv cheap. At
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V'.'ii tiiiii-ii van,,. !', i
- i' Hepubluans and Demo-
crats ' w hich m, t at Uentervihe
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formation cr some o'-.;er cause,,
tnere was so small an attendance!
iorie n.i miwii m i i- -
"that thev could not or riiii nnt dn :
any tauig, except two or three j
lemnerau mai e r.nrt sneeche. '
.......
oecianng tl lue nusines oi inai;
Convention to put down Julian
and thr 1 1 nirit of Abolition-'
;
ism." One sneaker wvs so full
ot pathos that le repented seven;
tunrs
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mat iney must put now n
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l-t br,w to C?t at it xv the üiMs-ml a c. h
ider:tnm thr rr-ril Werf not :
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DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF RANDOLPH COUNTY.
1VIXCIIESTEU, HDIAAA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1862.
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they concluded to adjoura -deleat, most solemn y declared in thereto, escaping fro,,, such pVfh ehaphin looked a moment
until the Democratic Convention the lace of the world thev were ' in u 1 iai ' ' nnu -crr- SUIlS and takln? refiu within tie - - .: . . i -r. .
to Le held in a few days. Thus
that meeting of the Conservative principle which thse two sup-j Xavy thereof, do hareby proclaim
Kepubiicans and Democrats now ported, representing on the onejancJ declare, that hereafter, as
stand, adjourned to meet with the ;,jde the interests ot the slavehol-; h.retofore, lne war will Le prose
Democratic Convention. It we , dets and the aristocratic nrinci-! , , .. - ...
hadnot.eenso much before of ple-the divin ri-ht which wej for the onjecUof practica ly
their doings, we could scarcely threw aside in 1770 ; and on the j restoring the conslrfutional rela
heüeve that men who had stood other side, that great party for self, ticn between the United States
before the country as Iiepubü- government he cared not ivheth- j and the people thereof in which
cans-men who labored vigor- : er they were railed Republicans th lt relatlon is or mav be
otisly to elect Lincoln and inau-'or Democrats the men who , , A , , .. .
jgurate the present Republican
iimiiiiiiri. ai ion iuuiu liuw nun
around and ctrer to fue with the
8th ol January men, the enemies
of the Government. And what
for? To doleat the man who has
. . , .
nouslv nominited hv
or Congress-Mr. Ju'-
been immiu
! the heoi le I
ilian, who. every one knows that phuse. This was the if sue, and j whereot may not be in rebellion
j is conversant with the doings of Anrahaui Lincoln, standing up j against the United States and
(the pi?fe.viot) ot Congress stood as the KepresenUti vi. of seil-ov- j -h States 'may then voiunar
ihe hole term, the noble, un- eminent, himseli having been one : 1 . x r.
i r 1 1 r 1 1 1 r 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 r 1 1- r t ihn I ipn,
- 'II lll w l ' I I- 1 1 ' j5 i I 1 V IIU r m
unpromising irieuu oi me Liov-
' t . j. i .
nmen., bv ins votes and by his
eches s.iectioned every me is-
e that would strengthen the,
, ern
sp
in
.hands ot the ri-psident, and turn-
ish men and money to put down
money to put down:
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I mis unijoiy reneinon, urougui a-i iic in iukcu uou it ;,au come m .
I bout by the action of the very! last Did any fear the result? their consent upon the continent
! men v.th whom tliese Hepubli" j A regarded the prot hmation, or elsewhere, by the previously
! cans now otjer to luse. Sliame he said there were many who! obtained consent of the govern
,ou such Apolitical chicanery!" jeaid that it was worth nothing at) ment existing there will be eon
i 13y their action, the contest is1 all ; that we could not set a manL- , ' Thf nrct A,,.t
n.irroweu uowi 10 a verv umueu
t I..
II . I . 1
!j)i.itiorin. Ve nave now to crioose
iUtvc-en John-on, an out-and-out
! M.hof-Janu iry m?n, and Mr. Ju -
j liar., the man u.ho has been tried
!.ii;d lound faithlul to the high
;frnt rprripil iti lum in tJin ivicl
I His record is before the 'people! millions of hlarkd in the South, I U,lite(i States, shall thence-for-.nd
tits hi;':-to!2ed moral obli;a-! oppreed as they ;aj always w-ard be forever free, and the Ex
;iou whi h ua marked his course j been by lung centuries of Sl iver- j eewtive (iovernment, including
j in the recent Congress, gives pro- ! y, kept in ignorance as they had ; tj,e Military and Naval authority
'mise ol a like faithful adherent : been, and their manhood de.tnv- , -, , i ,, '
u . .ii " thereof, will recognize an mnin-
: to r! incii)I m the lutnre. eu. Ii was not exn.r,cU-d t!:ey wire. . .
j N'ne, let me a-peaJ to the vo-
:ters cf this district to look well to
the matter; l't there be- no neu-
', tral Lrrouc.d ; there is none. tl.o
one tun shirk responsibility bv
, ' .
st i': ng away, :,ind ijitt votni,
and siying ih-y ar? neuir.,1. jU-
iijry vote t.'irovu away is a hall
'vote for tr.iou. Ami now, when
iour eoi;ntrv is on t:e brin of m-
in '-i!l vmi ciin.l in --ii fi r'lin.
, , , , , u im li tfie pcome inereoirospect-
lu'i'ts who wil L'ive "an and Abraham Li:ie.;;i and his proc- . . . ,,. .' . ... .
, . .. -a- 'i , . . 1 ivc y sba l be m rebellion a.gain.-t
c. imiori to t!ie enem r ou can i hunation as a traitor. ,)'-
, . , , ! ,. , . . , , fi, i,.:...! sfitpc oni tb,. f.,,.,
not trust .-u-h a man with the, He I id aj vva vs oppc.ed mob i the I pited ötate, anu tut lad
1 il)rKlf.s :U1(1 t,0 j;4. o- a frraml diturbntices when p.nee was' that any State or people t:.er(J,
p,.r.pI,T. JuhuM.n's antecedents possible, bet now these men had s;!, mi that day in ood faith,
iirr Midi ilj it idiow In- is jkk appealed to the sword hi? ou!d!j)(i represented in Congress by
t!.- n. 11. to i-ro,t ll.,- Ii.mit .ay, :,,,') asi.l.. ; l-t's l,n,- n,, , '
publicans and ali true Union
t0 ' wl(,t h:iU ,)(, no:u'
n Mf)t r,.v? oi us be f()UUd ,!(ep-;
","v'
i .1 1 r
"ill ii'Ui '.ili r.i 111 till. 1 1 iv 1 1, -
. T, j , . time
- . 1
our iist.kss!iers or want 01 ,01t;-;
" l
A Ri:pci:i.iiah .
ii I , a, .,
Sprech, oj ( aUIS 31. ( lay.
2S themseK es. to do honor to ihp
he had struggled from the begin-j
ning of his Presidency- up to this'
' . & .1 , 1 " 1 . i
)r,ttme, which was the culminating 1
11 point in his Administration; thv
a cause 0! the jrrr.at uitleren, e ct o-'
' .
!nin ol his Presidencv un to this!
. i- i
Ii Miiti irle r. rt nl 1 il n- il iv i - 1
r ..... v,. it
not baed upoa .any simple party!
organization ; nnv, it was rot;
ba?ed upon the act that fcur mill- i
.
ions Porn upon .American soil.
were the slaves ot certain other
"i u.lt: u.4.11
men : but deener. wider. r,nd'..u -T. t,,. :
more expansive than these, and
IUP rreat nrmcin e wn-ch nai '
-.-- i ,
ueen i.'i,exiii:iicr irum me uegin- j
nil k of this Government to the
ore.-ent dav. and that was whth-i
it j ' ----- ;
er nein should govern himfel or
others should govern him. t . e5
. .-i'i . . : . ti i i l
oi i n u s u .r.u app:.iu?e.j (
l,r i.-nc ir. 1!- 1. ,1 ?f .r ;
Alrir.-in Slavrv not vvpf bpr '
,- .;n;, i ,
i:irr ,u,u iiuaiiiui suuiie, t-r eu-
tiUd to t'nat ,'M -Mc. to that hb
entitled ; but it was the greater
contended that every man had a ! hUsl,ruucu Ul u.r.uiucu,
niclmv nurncse at the next meeting
n.ii i" uuiii 11.111.11. 111.01 j 1 1
. was not a contest be ween the of Congress, to recomn.end the
people of the South and those of adoption of a practical measure,
the North, but one between theL j nnm-it-v aid to tree
tvrants of the X.;.th and South,
- . , .,
and tvrants everv-where, with the
people cf thcountrv. Ap-
rw Tri it i I i ii-i.l iroivn nil nn
v . . . v " . . . V it........ "'i I
oi m il I ,s, n id :nro wn up nie
i i . ii-
club, and now it was to be dec:-
ded under who,,, thev would live
under that of the people or un -
:der thiL 01 a despot
; was between Libr
he issue
was between Litrty or Slavery.
i r r .. . 1 i . i i ' i i. j .
I I . l.
ire uv prociaimiiig ..im so wi.en
i - 1 i ii . . .
tie -as surrouiKieJ by a stalwart;
'Ibrfe, and Kent in chains Lv a!S63, all persons l.eld as slaves
;lart and powerhd army. He did,
not expect a he had ;Uays said J
that this proclamation would have ;
;iriv dir.M-t i ii , 1 1 irmrp n nnn f f i nn r
'
to render any mab-riai assiVtauce 1
, toward achieving iht-ir own lib--:--
ly. It v'-s we up on whom thi
niocl unitioii was to ;ul uiion. ItiT
was lor us t) dclerüiü'e who was
.. , ..
lor atit wlm v i- nmiv: jHi-iruv- :
ernment, and in !'.:.-.e I '-lited
States, oith, South, .:.-t and
n:;, rsoum, ano
. Vr't.
' He won
I fi,.,.,,,,.! n
d s.a t!;.it fie remrded
t!inf runn vvlin ili.l nnt .t:inl liv
'juuce prevail inotiin me .'leavens 1
r j, AMOtrrrluiM1;nnbl,l)roc
himatiou wouhl do.it would read
the slaves in wine hands we ;
il . I .1
- were unab.e to place the means'
!(,n.., - J i I . l . i. ,,.; I
n ri lOIKP :i 11 ( I 1 1 ' III III P. II ! I V f ? I 1
' 'J '
fiope any promise 01 in;eny to ;
1 i- i i . 1
i'v, 1 1 v 1 1 in 1 11 " "i in.uii n 1
mate vig lous ellbrts to hr;n- a-
. . . - . . . . . c . .
bout this desirable obieoi. He
also showed the lavoralde effect
the proclamation would have up-
oti the eirijt millions of whit,
men in ti:e South win had no in-
terest in this ivstitution of slaves;
i.?k..i 1 11,. iii..iit 11 "j
r ul0vj manhood had
ni'l-Vi nr.,,,
lhcni tv' Lcllts 1,)ri'ielr suppers.,
:es-T.'iiL.Liiiie)iiMiLL'iiiJ(i(ietiLe
. . r i 'return in fugitives from service:
A parscn, reading te Itinera!' , , , p ,
sfrvi(!e at raPe tor.rrot t;-cr labcr, w..o may have escaped
of (h; U(f ,rcm n' P501.1 t0"'h? h 1
... 1 t , service or labor is claimed to be:
--na aI Ilia innnrnu rc -in 1- m Dri iv.r '
i n ri, lio innnrno t'c -in 1- m ornl'f.r
viil "i nil. i;.iaiiui i.'rui 1HIII.IUIU'. i
..K f. s , .mhrr nr;. ,i,pr;'-
tXati(4. , . p.. .iioniv -
, . . ., 1
" ! 1
An old sailor, passing through
u .-..,,1
a prave yard, saw on One Ol tP.e
:;on:
ni c... r i '
t. j
,vai, 00 much fer Jark, nnd '
bifr hU nuid e eiaeulated- i
..u- n T5. u i :
r i, , Äc ,-r.tiu :n mil'
tbor or ;n v-hinh .-."n ni,v !
je m wpsdrad, I'd own it."'
'
.
. ...i;, -- if, i, ih .,.V,r,,
.'III lUU'll j". 1 S UI H l-l Iii' Ull 'ir, . , , 11 ! ' w
hU political life -hivare 1,c aad bsl0i.:uun,!lPlr c:.lry r.eec. lr.... :
mm-f b navr nf fprpd n f i p.1' ThplIoWin:
i L-u U--.I !
rjenueman -nroo'iur. s re.i s ien :
hi a "!. ,
TAI TO V A f
QJ w U iL M 1 il IJ Je
j mander-in-Cnief of the Army and
... v .... 0 j -.
j acceptance or reaction ot all the
j Slave llG !?-caled the P?e
- I -
- .
dir K- adrtit th mnr.ediate or
llnl) ajepi uu imii.tuiaic ir
gradual abolishment of Slavery
1 within their respective limits,
; a.ltj tj;at their ellbrts to colonize
, AU,nii,fMn witb
i R-i;uii.' i;i anua huhi.iii
I IlllUi ll. I lillt lll iliv lll.H w jt
, T ,
1 .Iminri' in thf vfir oi our Lord.
'
in any S.ate, or any designated
plt-( nf a State the peoole wiiereof
, ,11 1 j,-- ' . .
..114 t JK, lit l.wv.. irii i
1. I J
cr.'jiirwiifi T i. pi ..r. ::'r.iir.. i-
tl reedom ot suet, persons, ami
will do no act or acts, to repress
vut.li persons, or anv of them in
- .. - ptl'üfs tbev nmv n-nke lor
. , i i .n,..
t.ieir actual iiri'uo n.
. .
l''"'-"1' v(i v"' on n""
That the
ii- hrst day ol
" .
liiiic.ff i v. I ).' -I I 1 1 li lirili-I'l.
w..jjii, i
, . . .. ... .
I lmafion, designate tw J.:tes,
. . -c !
p;lrtj. G Mates il any inj
.... 1 .
vtuu" " ""'.r'"1?
tjualiied voters of such State
si, ill have voted shall in the ab
,,r ctP,,.v, nnnntorviilinrr
SCIICC Ol FirOUg OU U It V .11 1 1 Ug
. . , : , .
testimony, be deemed cunchisixe
-i .1... .....1. o... 1 ....
v o,,v" rv "
nr i onMi i' ai k er .1 ru 'i 1 run.
pie thereol have not been m re
bellion against the United
State?.
That attention is hereby called
. j to an act of Congress, entitled an
act to make an additional article
Le b-ervd as such.
ivr com.liamis for the purpose of !
, i rf
,1,,. or.o,lli
um-, .Uli HU.
found p.uilty by
viOiatnir this artic
missed from th
Sec. 2. And
acted, tint this
iln - t (mm nmi aftrr its nainp
Also, to the th and 10th tec-S
. .. .... .
nons ot an act entitled an act, to
uPPreSf
insurwetion, :to punUh
, ... - 1
ad rebellion, and confis- j
iropertvofrebeJsandtV
I . ..- t.,i..
treason an
cate the n
'.other purpose?, approved Julvi
-
i 1 7th Ibo, ani which sections
i, t'.,! r f-rr' f -i t
.amj 1. ''- '
a!I 0 p. ri-' who n-m
I . . I . w . . U . . ii."i ) Ullli' , ' ir 1,14X1 tu '"111
serv.ee. pose of injuring the i'luthtf, , ' , r . rft T,.
Vol. t. rVo. 1 3.
?
f . . . i i i , i f r usion 1 1 ( iv i w.
I . - - . . 1.1 I ll
the L . o., lurces shall U qcc-ni
ed as captives ol war, and shilp
be forever free of their service
and not again held as slaves.
Sec 10. Beit further enact-1
cd, that no slave cscnu:.nrr into:
any Mtate or Territory or Dis
trict ol Columbia from any oi
the States in rebellion, sh;dl l e
delivered up or in anv w iv hirul
ere.l of his liberty, except i(J'
crime or oltense against jome ct '
tl:e laws, unless the persons
claiming said fugitive shall first
make oath that the. porxm ti. ,
whom the labor or n rvire ol
sucn lugiuve is anegec i lc uue
i i r 1 1 .
ls ,,s jawtli owner J,,,j not
been in arms against the United
State; in tl:e present n.-beÜion,
! rior 1J1 "ay given aid or corn-
Iort iero.
And no person enn-' d in the
1 r? o '
une ... ure reucr.w ,ir::iy, n:i J ; -They sice fo-jh- f!.-."
nil slives optur.-d ril U(.:.'j.(, ,,iVi ,,, mav it, flJr,
persons, or ceseried by t!,e, ar.d j s!-,.j pi,ia. dre i upon their
-a undfr.,hk c?ro 01 ! loval souis forcier.
Government of the tinted :at,s ' - -
and all slaves of such pvrson be-1 z :7s:-J'i i.v.f: jtrj.'.-.
ing within any pl ice occupied by ' 'ni litti p.-tn worth rc1ir-: or. t
military or naval service of .her- r ' , , , , ti ,
J :liuiv crnioyed, aitenl to the cul-
United State, shall und. r any ; tiv.;tio!f W liinJ
pretense whatever assume to de-1 A1 . . t
j eide on the validity cl t!ie claim,
. "
ol anv person cr surrender Ul
" ' n
Unviich rr-im mthp rnvI.P
i ' - ' K ' .
And I do hereby enjoin upon
and order all persons emred in
fit.. ril i o ...v... . - , . 4 ' '
the Umted States, to cberve and
obey and enforce withm tl; ur re-
specti ve spheres of service the act
and sections above recited.
.,
And the Lxecutivc ill in da."
time recommend tint nil ci;iens
. .
ofthe United States who shall
have remained Iq- th-;c;o
throughout the rebellion shall up
. '
on the restoration cf the Conti-
i . !.,. .
' 1 iw i V.ifl n I it t Ii o . .. ! t.f 'Mi . ! 1 1
14
, , i- , , i
ii.ui- I ru fu.- TCllliCU UI I.IIUI I -.tl, ! I'
1 , Miquers.
siin.i be compensated loi ah h,so-: v
1 ! J.ver ii
I e C' Slaves.
,ln witness whereof I have here
ur.to set mv hand and caused th?
Sc,; of the United State, to l,e
nlltxed. Done at tl,, CUyoi.
ashingioji, this the 22nd day of .
. . ' ,
September, in the year ol ourj
. .
Lord, ISG'J, and of the independ-
.. , TT . . 1 ,
enre ol the United Stages, the-
m ' 1
htl';. f r i
Signed, Abraham Linco;.?. ;
By the President. !
Wm. H. Sewaht,
Sec'y of State.
from t!it N. V. .SunJay M-r.-urv. ,
f.i:m(h vnni oitrijr.i
Kfiltlt. j
As evervthing continue o in-
dirate my boy, that Present
Lincoln is an honest man, i am
still of the opinion that the reto- j
ration of the Union is only a
question of time, and will be
acomnlisbed some weeks previ
ous to the commencemer'it oft! e
millennium, lt is tiie Uniou'
as it was" that we want, my boy, .
and those having other articles
by accused cf b-
a ,0 ,tioni.fs J
ether day, to a
m
1 rrrr-i:r.a n
tl(fn :
Mary brid, u ho arri ved to prot-t
t -w . - -
acies, who are perfecüy willing
jjir) r
return to the Union as it wa
case thev should fail in tl:-;.-
to
iu
present enterprise, "ll 1 thought,"
vc i'.o r'.nrrrcmon h ,, t , l v '
(maridmore inileag? of the Gov
er,nrae?t aaC! p V ,T
nwi - " nau ut-n. .n.
Wide Awakes?"
i s he uttered this last ternhle :
, r i , - -
threat, my boy, 1 was impresd
with a seie ot something dutl
öemoentic. To3 many ol t-e
I -i .L 1.
:w;ae. awar.es m '-nf hp. chu-
p.airn -re indeed asleep now,
I n-.e oi tr.r:n iu,,"iber:n-
t .. . . 3
oe.i r ii r f PhT 'r.'iii 1 1 o 1 1 se u.-t
, , . . , , .
- j j
-J . . - , - ..-,... w ,. , . At J.
:er who shall be! placing a lottery ticke: into Jus , J""-, -n...
court m.nial of; vest pecket. 'Ml A ir.o-.i . i. n,.tp iato A,banv
let di$.iw v.to M wagw .ui i..r r , ., .
he it tur'ipr ph. tonlegeracv, rather man restore: .
ct shall take ef.jthe Union as itwa, 1 would d- ;j - halfof 'the sheet
riht arm twisted in thA pr-ke ol
ft disabled r:::;: whrel, and a
!mall iv.rpLi ir. x rk r.n his
i riht temple, lint he was not
alone in Iiis forMful sli.th, my
boy: for pear !un and rt 2:diy
grasping his disengaged ..,r.d
was a democrat slumbering, too!
The steht. I remember, ren-
! d."red hnne: in-Jignant,
i tr.it I could not help pointing
itouttntne .MacKerai pmp:ai
-i h
Tf i re i v oic ith'n m.
r.d 'tis ' ert a if.ic-,
Tl.itt i soft ii.-pinj: in ru-f
I i!i tc.ir ?trt ;n rr:y .
Prr froTn m oul it pxii'f fth,
L.We l.iiili n r-.i-io.v .
AfiJi-vrrm re- it '.iig Ih
Th!
r of a jrp to tu
Tir- far!J i full of hiutv.
A tht- v i!J ahn t- ;
And it w did ii-sr iiut v.
It :u:,-l.t f-il ol !..e.
i:c I.M.I.V T .MAX I.MS.
lie follow. :;g is the copy 'A
I:rjn;,a s;t) jVUIIfJ jn the pocl
i
A -
, t-. l ,ia 4r,i,0 n
fl- Cjl lJ enei afne Sterinen Allen,
i i
rov-'' r, .he rctvnt steamboat
(?;i-""r on t.:e Hu.-on river:
'lüvp good eon-p;.:;y cr non .
y&vcr l e id!-:.
k- ,. i . i Ä
it o;.t iiands can no4 he nsr.
; M lU f t,romisos.
i ;. . .
L v: u to vnur rrvr urn menu
,-
Keep your oyn scr.-ts, if ou
j. ui,
anv.
yy,
en on ;.;icak tf
person.
t
Uo(U, f,;mp,riV f,mi ( con.
. . ,i ' rm '
, versa. ion are the very smews ot
! , j,jn,
i i,,. : i
' t.oiHl character is abve ai
:a,:tl ,c a .n
i.) i iigfc eise.
j -' ... f.ri tr. . . ,
i our character cjr; not be C2-
: : , . , . i
. cer.tin Iv injured except bv your
...,,,.1.
; n,,.nn. i m r
; I anv on" speal.s evil ol vou,
. , .' r,c , "
et Vö'jr i' un so ti!.at nnni rtb'
. bed, eve him.
ll'-lll.- 'llf -it ii.'nvi.Mtinr
" ...... ... .....
e (mLfcrtuu? exeept-
ed) within vcur income.
I Yhen ycu retire to hed, think
Ocnr u "f ni Imvi. ?irM 1.-.t
mi , nU to l.vch, il x.u
'
wou'd prosper.
c,,ii 0 1 . ,
Small an,J rtead;' 'ains give
. . , 0 A
comp'-?n-y witii tri.t:f'tiliitv cA
, '
mind.
fver play U any kitd of game
c(- 0;.,an,Pi
a...:.,..,. .u , r
7iV:uini,niiiuii, Iii n hi iea r
jyon wiy not withstand it.
1 Uaru rvovcy b?for,e gu st)end
1 . 1
It.
Nevr rue iu cU .rJ,M you
? u' l-v to & gamv
-Vfver bonovv. it ou caj; p,.--
jibly avoid it.
j;.-, not marrv until vou are a
,,t .f, ,,w,,irt
.e..er nea'rv evil of anv onr.
.;jn--t i;ebr you are ncroii.
a . . . a
l'vV ) -u innocent, 11 you
u u,;:j u
Save when yc; ire y
oung. tr;
5PC11U xvhen -VO! ;ue oIfJ-
vj.iri L..i ,iiKr maxin-;
at lea-t once a wci.;
N1 - I-'orTir. There i a.
wiiitu h?y:iricd the 4th batta!
ion; iment, 4lh compinv.
nml Vn th 4tH 01 V'"'
PP'ilerl 4.n corpora,, ard i
ti o w coip.j 1th to defend hi
-irdpayon cent! He :d h,!
o-.'y wanted th
p war iii-wp.
. Rorriy Apple. ic hiha-
. . . V V r M, k
rirlphii Jrinn App'e .h s been r
pj rnliM
ire.. " -
" " - 0
Tl i .. ni J C
n?4ure;ara is ai Dianen prmz'..
Ala., rrcruitmj his henlth.
. - -
Whv coes a person who i
roofiv oe nis sense ot toufr.r
i. - , , ...
i - 4-.. .

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