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Litchfield enquirer., 1838-06-28
FOR THE ENQUIRER. THE CONVERT.

The fitfal gleamings of wasted lamp Dance playfnIy around that kneeling forrn' As if in mOckery of woe; for woe, The bitter fruit of sin, ske tasteth there; Whilst on the stiffness of the midnight hour, In cadence tremulous with fear and griefS Are borne the breathings of soul, overwhelmed With conscious guilt. Conviction is at work Within that heart, 30 full, but yesterday, Of buoyant glee. That voice, which lately rung In cheerful music through the festive hall, Has nOw beggar's tone; and on that lip, Which proud disdain oft curled, suppiant's pr0ye Is trembling.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-06-28
CN2eNOae Lia1se.

MARINERS who wish Lime to roll thei G Summer Wheat mean be furnished witt the article by calling on
 April l9. s. GALPIN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-06-28
DUMFRIES' REMEDY FOR
 THE PTE ES.

1NNHE proprietor begs leave to recommend lwhIch N he does with the fullest confidence) one ot the most valuable remedies known for this troublesome and painful complaint Without going into detail, he ee,ns m enoug to say. he has in his possession the most undoubted testimonials that it has complete iy ans,Dered the purpose for ,Ohich is intended ''a" any other popular medicine.
 This remedy is perfectly easy in it's application to all conditions, ages and Fnll directions, des- cripon of the complaint, &c accompany each pack et, which consists oftwo boxes, Ointment and Electu- ary Price. $l for tho whole, 50 cenis ii but one of the articles is wanted.
 IyNone genuine unless signed on the outside pri"- ted wrapper by the sole proprietor, T. KIDDER imme- n.sdiafs successor the late Dr. w. T. CONWAY. For sale his Counting Room, over No 99 Court-street, near Concert Hail. Boston, and also by his special ap pointment, by
 Drs. Buel and Beckoith, Litchfeld; E. Co,oles,
 South Forms; J. c. Steuens, ConGdn;
 Messrs. Loomis, Bethlem.
 December IA. - --.---- Oe5WIN28
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-06-28

"Moly." said lady te hsf servant, who was Isos rcmafkabe for her quick coneepsioh or genera ins dustfg, thnk yol lnexcruss lhs fveR cn fFs.s-- No. na'amg was the rsply 1; q IMeuld be very sar- Y to do any thing e wicked if sI .r7-s
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-06-28

The largest Peach Tree probably in the world, is in an orchard at the old Choctaw town of Muckalucha, Stateof Mississippi.- The editor of the Marengo (Ala.) Gazette says: "We have lately been on the spot, and saw the tree measured it was sin teet fre inches in circumference. It cannot be ascertained from the Indians, when this or- chard was planted, The tree is dead, but perfectly sound" h
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-06-28

At ball lately given at Bexar, in Texas, a rencontre took place between Maj. Tinsley and Eugene Navarro, which resulted in the z pistol, but was killed himself by a Bowie knife in the hands of his expiring antago- mist: so says western paper.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-06-28

nFuRahem. Paint & whilewaSh Brush ID co on hand, at various prices:
 May 9a. S. GALPIM
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-21
LOOK HERE

\ Lii persons indebted by note or
account TO the late firms of ]. Sill.
verberg & Co. and NJ. Vanderhurst <
Co, also to Nj. Vanderhurst, and my.
sell individually, are hereby notified
mat they must pay up very soon.
Al claims that are not satisfactorily
arranged before the mex, April court.
wal De sn'd on; and | give this timely
notice. that no one may think hu-d OF
being sued. J. SILVERBERG.
Can'on, FeS. 81, 1889. s9-st
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-21

AZ lfTh..t4 ff Haaa laii
H.f.tI.uH. MN ai
U.Et
Aa.t ~ Ha4bH tH Hr f
fHur atHI tugaf HauuyyL lm
H.rr.ruIs M ihn .cgrnI fDuitr. ln
lUc Seventh lHd.rH District sh1.0
commence oudIc dlys,and my r.n.
finfa Iur lhr umo herein specified, lu
rtrh and every trlr-tlat ~ 10 s1y,
IN lhe county ol Aiiah on 'la ttsl
Mondays before the hri Mondays Of
AplI aud October, and mny continue
twelve iudlc1l days, II business SGD
long require, and no lqQgcf' IN the
county of lcikc On theFsccpnl Mon
days Of April and October, snd may
continue slx iudlcinl dayt If business
50 long require, and no longer; ~
the county Of Rankin ON the third
Mondays If April and October, and
may continue twelve judicial days, b
business aolorg require, and nolongcr
~ the co1nlyof Madison on the secont
Mondays after the third Mondays o
( April and October, and may continue
eighteen judicial days, if business Sc
long require, and no longer; in tht
county Of Kinds on the fifth Monday
after the third Mondays Of April anC
October, and may continue thirty.sl'
judicial days, if business 50 long re
qu're, and no longer.
Srcr. 2. Ind be 10 further enacted
That all causes, matters and contro
VERSES, both civil and criminal, anC
all writs, processes, bonds, recog
nllances, and other proceedings, shall
be returned and acted on at the frs
court under this act, in the same man
ner specified in the fifteenth and six
teenth sections in an act entitled "Ar
Act further TO amend an act to organ
izc and establish Circuit Courts, AM
TO define their powers and jurisdic
tons in law and equity" approves
oath February, 1886.
Seer. 3. And be IL farther enacted
That all acts contrary to the provi
slons Of this act, be, and the same ar,
hereby repealed; and that this be i
force from and after the first day o
February, 1888.
do hereby certify that the abov,
laa true copy Of the original, as fiIe'
in my Office.
Given under my hand and the grea
seal oi the State, at Jackson, thi
10th day of February !52c.
BARRY w, nEl,GGIT,
Spcreidt'D Of STINT
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-21
LAND FOR SHE.

/ OFFER for sale the plantation on
= which | reside at present, in Mad
lson county, containing nine hundred
and sixty acres, with a good dwelling
house and the necessary out.houses on
1t; also a good new clubhouse, &c.
On this place there are three hundred
acres in cultivation, OF an excellent
duality. 1t is also considered good
stand for public house, being situated
on the road about half way between
kosciusko and Canton.
Also, another tract of land situated
in Leake county, adjoining the Madi.
son county line, In this tract will
sell from four to twelve hundred acres
on which there is a new saw and gris-
mill.
For the terms on which offer thi,
land, apply to me at my residence, OF
to SAMUEL Il. BLACK. in Canton.
4 DAVID FORD.
Oklahoma, Feb. 81, 1888. SCAT
or The Southern Wing. at Jack
son, Miss. will publish the above fol
four weeks, and forward the account
TO ). X. Black, at Canton. Miss.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-21
NOTICE.

nANlNG this day entered into
III. Co-partnership with Mr.. G. ].
Searles, OF Canton, and removed my
stock OF Goods to that place-this is
to give notice to all those indebted to
the firm of NJ. NAYpERHuRsT. g. Co.
and M. VANDERHuRsT to settle their
dues and notes with ]. Siverberc,
who IS authorized to collect the same,
and sign either of the names above
mentioned, in liquidation.
.Silycrberg is also charged with
payment OF alldebts due by the above
named firms.
Nj. VANDERHURST.
Canton, Jan. /, 1888. 33-st
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-21

will q.
FUHE hl i.
.aHfaIaiH aa'
Mlrmgnsat mJam''N' Wa.'1n
,f usn alI BE- ra..a nn hi
n. R.1.l.nHaf I.H 10 Wa''nh
.5...tH.sf.mdr.lt igmV & w
N. SINCLAIR
JAMES ". WALTON
r.sef.rt5 i.i5at jaf
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-21

NOTICE
IF the taxes on thes.
bed LANDS, arem
the 18th day Of NIarcb
pose them to public a,sI
to the highest bidder traS
day.
A list Of Indian Resena,
the 10Th Article Of helrsI
In the county Of Atlsh,pI
taxation; and situated a|
Eli W. Crowder, El5l
" 4 Of n Il / Of Section II
10, Range ) east; situated \
er creek. Charles Duaal|
), 7 II, R ) East; siluatpda|
er creek. Eden Ward, Il
T Is, R 5. Turner Ward, 4
ot sec 90, T IS, ms, lOaV
! Of sec 81 T 1875. laci|
! of S W / of sec 50, + sd
LA, + 1 Of NE4 Of sec Said
subboe, N W ! OF Sec3Tgi
Mckinney. sM ] d NJ
! Buzzard, sE ! Of sec j,1laI
iatubbee, SEA Of sec III
| Hookta, " Z Of Etotg.
| WalIace, Va Of NET dIal
John Il. Lynch Y LOAD
n W 4 OF sec 70, 7 1874
bee, w ! Of 5 " ] Of IA
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-21

It's Notifying az nll times 70 see an
entire and respectable profession dori-
ded by Ounce that be may catch The
applause Of the foolish; but il IS partic.
ulahy SO when those who have stuck
themselves upon mole-hllls, as bright
and shining lights, think proper 10 a
dept the opinlonsand prci1dices ofthc
ignorant and vulgar. None but an ig-
ncrcmus, one destitute Of ths nice sen
siJility which distinguishes the gentle.
mna from the rufIian, could hold the
language which is copied below from
the Macon Star. u purports to have
been written by Mr.. Horn, and surely
he ,slac' g.esnesthon' in all this coun-
tr.. 1t is possible that in the Ml5sis.
sippi legislature there may have been
'jsck-lcg lawyers and there mayhave
been 'jack-as5es' Of other professions
there. They nre 10 be found every
whcre-oyen in the corps editorial
(ior see the extract beIow)-among
Doctors, Lawyers, Merchants, Me-
chanics, and are sometimes seen among
horses. Bot Lawyers there were in
the Legislature, %ho do not come un-
der this Horny appellaton Of jacklegs
men Of talent and standing, and the
editor should part,cuiarize his lack
legs and rot SANDER an entire pro.
icssioa in order to throw of a little
party spleen.
From thc Macon Star.
at Is amusing in looking over the
proceedings Of our Legislature, to oh
servehowa few jack-ieg lawyers whose
impotence has gained them a seat
catch al every opportunity to. tlourigI
theiroratory. They sporta peacock
tail vita q goose head. 1t is sham
thatso much time which should be de
voted to the peoples interest, Shout,
be consumed in listening to their sense
less rant. 1t is enough that their van
ity must be graiiiied at the expense c
impeding the business of the Legi,
= !at,ue, but then for the people to b
sicl;ened with the adulatory praise
of Van Buren, editors and letter WI
ters, who endeavor to puff them int
Importance, is intoIeruble. Ever
stripping chat Gun introduce n rhctor
cal figure ola straw head and blood
bones" 10 bearupon the banking inst
tutions o(the country, forsooth, is or;
tor. These democrats are not COZ
tent to measure characterby the sea
of politics, but learning itself must |
estimated by the same scae.--Iow !
diculousn
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-21
CMnA2. jockey c!u0
races

WILL commence on the second
" Tuesday of April next.
First day, 3 mile heats-purse $500.
second day, Emile heats-purse $3.50.
Third day, mile heats-purse $3.50.
Fourth day, mile heats,l rnrso oaoo
best three in five, P''So p'oo
Fifth day, dash of a mile
0~}-hApIEs' PURSE, Trio ST.
ger Pitchers. worth 500
Entrance of each day TO he added.
c. c. SliACKLEFORD,
Sec. c. J. c.
Canton, Feb. q. 1888. 3o-6t
CT The Mississippian, Vicksburg
Register, and Natchez Courier, will
publish the above three weeks, ant
forward their accounts to this office
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-21
NOTICE.

MI HE.
az the 26th day. of December,
~ 1887, letters of administration
were granted by the honorable Pro
bate Court in and for Madison county,
state of Mississippi, to the undcrsign-
ed, Harrison II, Hart and Sebra Hart.
upon the estate of Thomas Hart, de-
ceased, late Of Madison county and
state of Mississippi. Now, all per-
sons having demands or claims against
said estate are hereby requested to
present the same to the Judge of SAID
Probate Court for allowance and pro
bate. within the time prescribed by
law. or otherwise they will be barred
by the statute of limitations.
HARRISON II. HART,
SEBRA HART,
Administrators.
Jan. 5, 1888. 33-6w
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-21
NOTICE.
TRUST SALE.


PURSUANT to u deed Of trust ex-
Il ecu,cd by and between VIM. A.
Robertson aud John NJ. Yates and my
self dated, first day Of August, $50,
and recorded in the probate Office of
Madison county; which deed Of trust
was made by said Robertson, to Sc
cure to said Yates the punctual
payment and discharge of certain
prommissory note made by said Rob
ertson to said Yates, dated, first day
of August, 1886, probably the FIRST
day Of January, 1888, for the sum of
nine hundred and fifty one dollars and
eighty five cents, which said note not
having been paid of, or discharged, at
maturity thereof shall by virtue of
the power vested in me as trustee on
said deed of trust, proceed on Satur-
day, the third day Of February next,
in the town of Madisonville. Missis
sippi, to sell the premises to the high
est bidder. for cash,-the following
described lot of land, in the town
of Madisonville, Mississippi, desisna-
ted in the platt of said town as num-
bered. Go, in $ re, 8; containing
and measuring 80 feet in front and
so feet back; known as thel Mad.
Iisonville Coffee House.
The title is believed to be good
and will convey such title as is YES
tod in me by the deed of trust.
CHARLES MOORE. Trustee.
January2, 1888. 33-tds.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-21

M'IN
I EtfEl's 49, |
been aiaaislhN
l'y The l'fplalteaiu
y ~ iAe last Ih.als
the e'lile IhAl /. H..
ceased Notice ishs.l...'
persons having cha ~.
lale' q present hsm
ted wi.lin ihe liaetr''.
lor they sill be iofsss, T.
persons indebledb,l. /
rcql't sicd 20 cone Iors,'l
immediate paymari.
! GEORGE W. Hryl,
Nov. "a. l33i,-,h
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-21
II. CLARK.
WMAMclNTYRE.

N. B. WV. McISrynr respectfully
informs his friends and the public gem
orally, that he will continue to sell
Goods at the old stand of +. ID. Ward
Y 20. on as reasonable terms as they
can be bought in this section of coun-
try. lie respectfully solicits a call.
Jan. 5, 1888. ss-f
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-21
From the Natcker Courier Erird.
GLORIOUS NEWS!
THE PEOPLE TRIUMPHANT.
The USuIpsrS Fallen.

nc ,N"f fIfS = NtttHs
On the lst FEB. it was decided in
the House of Representatives of the
United States, by vote Ollie to ll2,
that the decision of last September
term be rescinded. and that MeSsrs.
Claiborne and Gholson are not entitled
to their seats in the present Congress,
On the I'd of February the question
was still pending whether Messrs
Prentiss and Word were entitled to the
seats thus rendered vacant.
The JOINS ARREsrEp.-The MeSsrs
Jones, charged with the murder of Co
Ward, have been taken, and lodgct
in the Jail of Shelby county. The,
were overtaken and secured within
two miles of theTexas line by part,
Of men from Hempsted CO., Arkansas
The Memphis Gazette from wkicI
we gather these iacts) says:
1--WE understand that the prisoner
will he brought before Judge Barry
under writ OF Habeos Corpus. VIII
will.itthey can show sufficient ground
t,r so doing. OF course, admit them /
bail."--NashpiHe Banner.
The New York Sun mentions a ri
NOR that Mr.. Dickorson has tendere,
bis res'gnn.icn Of the office of Secre
tsryofthc Navy. which was refused b,
the President. ID.
Msiua,aoL' Occurrence. The Rich
nom compiler states on the soih UT
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-21
w. A. FORT.
VIM. b. ROSS.
DISSOLUTION.

TIE firm heretofore existing under
the name and style of CLARK &
MclNTYRE, Yves by mutual consent
dissolved. on the 4th Of December
last.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-21

,rltg undersigned u,r5 notice tu
i tine ttuslaes % Doe fomaIe Aead.
,,y,o do uUu of Canton, nat be-
V,i app.y tp his oWn use Che house
md I6t Which be- gave TO nid trustees
lor the speen. purpose ol o. lemnIIt.
school. unOc. they comply with said
un ,n a .hutt iuHr, of make some
dtspa.iiI1u of said house and lot, sat
join Bf,lSCOE.
February -. tG}. 3o-iW
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-21
DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
THE partnership heretofore exist
= ing between the subscribers. I'M
der the firm of w. A. FoRr & Go.
was this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. All persons indebted to the
same will please make immediate pay
ment to W. A. Fort, who will llquidate
all debts due the concern.
w. A. FORT,
VIM. b. ROSS.
Jan. I, 1888.
G The subscriber having pur
chased the interest OF w. b. Ross. If
the late concern Of w. A. Fort & Co
will continue the mercantile busines.
at the old stand.
w. A. FORT.
Jan. 5, 1888. 33-tf
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-21

ftocb 40 WttCil NiEEH
: tWTFFHHTE WllWa iNf HNftH
fH rm.mnHd Hlr Wffif Hlnfll n
uffbn lalulsHad6 shapal iIt saaM
.tIa0f f0f lulIr NUafft nftt q ~ e.
H.a CiigeHi iiaHt hnd H prepared lu
ltfteY kitl ~ Wmh W hH Doe, Vi
ae tfsi slyIa VOL ai the shoflest no.
hee,aIl W0iE feIalfrd by hlnili pfaF.
.efIe nteb. warranted i1 perform =
manihs. lle auuli Hto inform iheh.
d,e aBiend,HFb, 0ai hsoh haul
+ srneHl assortment oil ...
GOLD oaiNfLtEH WATCHES
. fuF Indies aud gentlemen.
ALSO=
A rencrulassofimcnt ofGuafds, lslng'
lIleadpins, Sc, Sc,
December !, 1887 20-u
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-21

''tf 10 h'i' ''i'
Jumcs Pigg, J same court
v2. aud
Same and sane. same term.
gSI virtue of the above stated cases
ID to- me directed. ! .baI expose To
public sale, for casb.at the court house
door in the toWno Of Canton, on Mon.
day. the l9lh day of February next,
the following tract or parcel OF Land,
viz: tac south ha'fof the west halt Of
the south west quarter Of section thur.
ty-thrcc, township eleven, range four,
east; the north half Of the east hall
Of the north vest quarter, aud the
north half of the west half Of the
north east quarter, Of section four,
township ten, range four, cast-Ieylcd
on, and will be sold 10 satisfy the a! owe
stated cases.
8. NJ. FLOURNOY, Sheriff.
Jan. II, 1888. 34-jw
0- The above sale is postponed
until Monday, the 9TH Of March next,
). NJ. FLouRNoy, Sh'H.
Feb. 81, 1888. 1927 [Prtee SIS 50
SHERlFE'S SALE.
Irwin .WadIington Alias fl ia on
VS. Bond TO
James II. Andrews & April Trm
John II, Walker. 1898, in Madl
By virtue ofthc above stated case dircc
tcdtothc Sheriff Of Madison county viii
expose to public sale at the door of the
Court House in the town OF Canton Oh
Monday the 5 h day of March next; twt
likely negroes Anthony and Celia. lie
Wed on and will be sold to satisfy the a
boye stated case.
5. NJ FLOURNOY$Sh'f.
February II, 1888 3G-4t [prl 81
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
EY "irtoo of an order made at th
- Dece@n< M Sohat
Court of Madison County, Mi, Their
viii be sold at public auction, to tn
highest bidder, on Thursday, the l5t
day Of February next, at the Coui
House door in the town Of Cantor
the following described lots or trac
of Land. belonging to the estate (
Andrew f. Bcatle, ,deceased-to wi
| The north half of Section thirtcel
the north west quarter. the south we
quarter, the east half of the south ca
. quarter. and twenty acres and tWent,
five hundrcdthS Of an acre in the SOU
: west corner of the south east quartz
of section twelve; the east half
the north east quarter OF sectlC
+. eleven. lots No. SIX, seven, nine AZ
ten. in section one, and lot No. five
section two of township nine. ran!
one, west. Also, lot No. five, in Sc
ton thirty-six, township ten, ran;
? one, west. Also, the west half of Il
4 north west quarter, and the north h;
d of the east half north west quarter
J. section eighteen, township nine, ran,
: one, east-containlng in all fourte,
hundred acres. This valuable ira
= of land is one of the most desiral
= plantations in Madison County, W
u watered and timbered, with abe
. three hundred acres in cultivate
II Terms, a credit OF one, two and thr
I, years, the payments to be secured
q notes, with approved security and
y mortgage on the premises.
q HENRY HAMBLIN, =,
d 10. LATHAM. Aam
" ofA. y. Beatic, deceased.
nac 90 1o9- % n,
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-21

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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-21

Ms,uacaol.' Gnu,reace.--Jhe Rich.
nom Uompilef states on the soih ut.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-11-08

was once In that Spot--that the rife was
dropped and sunk Ia che rtreaml--and that
change u the bed Of ahe river filled up the
old channel and imbedded the rife in the
shore. The only difficulty in this solution Is
70 account for the length Of time necessary
to effect so great a change. In what year
was the German rife invented! How long
ago could it have been possible for an Indian
or French hunter to have had such a rife
upon the waters Of the mississippi! How
many years would have been required In ac-
ctmulating the soil twenty two feet in depth,
with gum trees of such size upon its surface
These are questions for the antiquarian as
well as the geologist to answer.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-11-08

on her cheeks, and from the splendid man.
sion Of which she Is m'StTes.. fearful eye
the west, rs she contrasts the simple happi.
ness found under the roof of the humble cab.
in, with the gorgeous misery and wFetched-
ness of high life.' oe-y ~ s.If-tg
Both remembered you, and send the Gus
tomary compliment OF cake and wine,*
which forward you with this.
told Mrs. - that should give
10 the BackwoOdsmur, if you would publish
it, an account of her adventure, and give it
under the title Of "a Romantic Girl which
title thought her claims to could not be dis
puted. She only insisted, and properly, that
names and places should still be suppressed.
......... -.... J. c. D.
- County, I'LL. Aug. %, 1888.
They have been received.-(E Editor.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-11-08

MILITIA MU8TkBs
''TentiOn the hull Shoulder e you
were!
:Isay, cepting. Mikes printing his fire lock
with brandy
why, Deacon Michael BigelOw, Amt you
ashamed to due such a thing arter sinin the
temperance paper. I'll report you to the
court martial
: YOU without bag0netS on your cOrnstaIks
Sand back in the rear rank. Trail arms
;. sCapting, why the dickens don't you put
khe ranks further apart! That are chaps
bagunet stuck right straight into Jims trow-
sers, and rather guess he wont set down so
slick as he used to do
- WHY, darn it, how could / help il! This
here fellow shouldering his firelock, stuck
his bagonet right straight through the rim Of
my beaver. and rather guess as how any on
We would jerk your head q leetle one side,
smoke or no smoke
mister, hand me down my hats
Cant do it; wait till'thel capting tells us
TO order arms wont bring down my fire.
lock without orders, If your head was on top
ont .qs ,ajassa9 h. 3.tee4. s4eu- o. ~.
sThat's right, Joe, rale soger, tell ye--
only arter this, shoulder your firelock par
pendicular.' --......
John, you've got afirelock, what made you
bring your numbered A3f" lA"S
sWhy, Gaping, the wind was due east, and
I heard the turkeys screechin so know'd
we'd have q shower 9u bgy e3at t:t -r
tom, what are you bawlin about?
why capting, Jim Lummins smashed
my toe with the but of his gun, and rather
guess it's tlirty-six FOUNDER, for it's tarna.
shun heavy ~.
Jim L1nmins, just have the purliteness to
take your gun off Toms toe, and look Out
how you smash arter this ei, hs' H.o-a.
. Gaping, say, here's an engagement, OF
rather, an attack on your flank 4
Why, Leftenant, you don't say so-wha'
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why, Parks Lummins and George King
fighting like blazes.'
HWell make a ring arter parade, and see
fair play; only tell them to stay till we gel
done sogerin.' gss' ~
Il say, leftenant, what made you put fat
Arthur in the front rank
sKaze as how, capting, he's so tarnal
order. rather guess il he should ever be
promoted to major, he'll look like q sack of
salt on horseback. If we should go to battle,
and all be killed but him, he wouldn't be the
skeletons of the regiment
'Cupid Skindint, you 60 on the right Of
the company "'. fa"" %"
What for, capting? cay
sKaze, as how, the tallest men always do
you're as long as the Grand canal, and split
up like two foot rule. Now, tell you, if
you don't 60 right Off we'll make lightning
Gaping, I say, its arter shutdown, and
rather guess needn't stay any longer accor-'
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