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The Kanzas news., 1858-01-02
List of Letters

List of Letters
DEMAINING in the Emporia Post
h cember 3Ist, 1857.
A
Abraham, Robert, 2. Adgat, Ulissu:
Armstrong, Robert. Ames, Asa B,
Applebee, Zeiotus G.
B
Blair, Thomas. Blair, Robert.
Riglin, George W, 3. Burdiek, G. D.
Brown, George-2 Bunnell James
Burns, A. P Bowen, RichaI
Baynton, S. W. Burrill, JOSEPH
Beach, A. j. B-F-.
Barron, P. T. Beabout, Peter
Bayless, ID. B. G. Bailey, l.. ID.
Bailey, VIM. C.-5 Burns, Charles
C.
Cooper, Silas Fl. Creaver, Cristc
Chockley, Eliza Jane Casey, Curtis
Conner, John Crawford, job
Carney, VIM. Cruil Mrs. Ma
Conner, Mrs. L. Cloud, r. W.
Cook, ]. II. Conrad, V. N.
Coleman, II. E.
d
Davidson, James Denney, John
Dawson, Edward Davis, +. +.
David, Henry DeWolf, Edwa
Dow, a. Dowthitt, Jam
Davis, E. ]. Doyle, James
F
Edwards, Edward Finer, j. Ada
Follett, VIM. F. Ferguson, VIM
G.
George, Reuben Graham, &. ID
Gugerty, Michael Graham, S. F.
George, VIM. Green Harris
Green, Elisha II. Green George
Green, Mrs. Margaret a. Gillian Victor
H
Holden, Chas. Holderman, E
Holmes, Mrs. Julia A. Hughes David
Haworth, Joel Harper, Mr..
Holmes, Jas. 81. Howell, Silas
Handbook, Fletcher Hawks, A. K.
Huntermark, Charles Holmes, james
Harvey, John va. Hickman, Cat
Hyde, j. NJ. Rayner, Elvir
Hersey, Timothy F.-2 Holmes, " Z.
Heritage, Lemuel T.
johnson Lemuel Irish, Jonatha
James, l.
X
Keeney, Hamilton F. Kimmel John
Knight, Sarnuel-2 Kisther, Cyru:
Kelley, VIM. P.-3
L
Lewis, Samuel-2 Loomis, o. q.
Lewis, William II. Lpomis, G. II.
LooInis, William Engdon, DaS
LooInis, G. F.
M
Mccormick, NJ. Myers, William
Mcconnell, Joseph Mccullough,
Mcleod, J. R. Mills, ]. B.
Ne Cormiek, Fanny Jane Montgomery,
McElfsh, John P. Myers, ". X.
Mccormick, Francis j. Murphy, j. w
Mahafey, Robert Mather, T. w.
Martin, John
N
Norton, Mrs. William Niles, Horace
o
oakfeld, Charles f. Ogden, Samu'
p
Parham, Robert Patty, Hannal
Pritehard, Nelson T. Plum, M. n.
Phillips, Mrs. Deborah Pugh, j. c.
Puterbaugh, D. M Patterson, DaN
Pearce, Jonathan Plummer Jose
Porter, Robert PAYNE, II. 7.
Pumroy, Wm. SIS Pickett, 81.
r
Rover, Abraham Rhoot, Elijah
Roe, Daniel Eemon, Mrs.
Rinker, Royal Robinson, G.
Roe, Mrs. II. A. Rhor, William
8
Serine, Frederick A. Sneddy, And
Slower, Samuel, Sigler, John
Smith, Mrs. G. ". Sargent, Geo.
Shockley, Alberta Smith, orville
Sutphin, John Smith, Levi
Stevenson, Miss s. E. Seyills, Simon
Smith, Sdlman j.
TarbeH Sylyander- Thompson, j.
Tsyior, Frederick
w
Wheeler. JoEatha1-2 Waters, Jarne
White, Thomas 81. Wells, Geo. n
Williams, David Wright John
Weaver, John ". Wingrave Jof
Warner James Weed, Willial
| Whitaker, VIII Watrons, Lev
Wilde, James Young, Evan
| On each of the above letters one e.
charged extra, fog advertising.
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JUST RECEIVED AT FLORENCE!
Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes,
Ready-Made Clothing, Drugs d Medicines.
THE subscriber would respectfully request the
L citizens of the Cottonwood and Neosho Val
leys to call and examine his well selected stock of
Goods, before purchasing elsewhere.
J. S. PIGMAN.
Florence, Nov 7th, le57-3w*
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Br.yx DrctAaArross for fling, for sale at this
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Law Office
JOHN N. COE.

4 TTORNEY AT LAW, will practice in all
n the District Courts and in the Supreme
Court of the Territory. He has had long expe-
rienee in pre-emption practice in another State,
and viii give special attention to all in the
Land Offices.
References.-Any lawyer of standing in Wiscon-
sin. The Professors of the Yale College Law
School, Office in the Collanore Building Law
renee, kanzas.
N.B.-Mr. c. is NorARY PUBuc
Oct 81 Sly
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G.. A. SCHILOWSKY,
FURRIER.

WoULD respectfully announce to the citizens
to dress all Kind of Fur Skins-furnish Fur Over
coats, Winter Caps, Gloves Ladies' Articles, etc.
All kinds of Old Furs repaired very reasonable
terms.
Shop on his claim. four miles west of Emporia,
on the Cottonwood River. Orders left at the
Store of Hornsby d Flick, or N. s. Stors, will
receive prompt attention. Oct 31-3m
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C.X. ESKRIDGE.

NOTAR P UBLTC,
WILL. Administer Oaths, take DISPOSITIONS
w Acknowledgements of Deeds, etc. Office a
the Store of Hornsby & Fck's, Emporia, Kanzas
dee5
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E.P. BANCROFT,
REGISTER OF DEEDS, REAL ESTATE
And General Land Agent,

EMFUftIA,
City Lots, Shares in FoRns, GlsiHns bozeazs sid
sold, Legal Papers drawn and Collections meds
regard to the right of j5Fe-enptzon, from the Gen
ersl Land Office, tsgether With tie rales IN cons
tested eases. Blank Deelarasiaas on hand at all
times, which viii be filed up and forwerded on
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southwestern valleys to settlements of their
own on the confines of Lower California
The colony consists of between one and two
thousand picked settlers-brave, prudent.
industrious, and well instructed not to give
offence to their Christian neighbors.
The colony keeps up steady eommuni-
cation with Salt Lake, six hundred miles dis
tant; and it is scarcely to be doubted that
they have planted other stations in the pleas
ant fertile vallies scattered along this route
The inference is obvious, from the syste-
matte arrangement which opens the way to
Sonora and Lower California, that the Nor
mons have contemplated the possibility of a
retreat beyond the United States jurisdic-
ton. They affiliate with the Indians, and
are strong enough to hold both Sonora and
Lower California against Mexico, and moth
| ing but a large volunteer force, and the es-
tablishment of Gordon of military settle
ments, can reduce the Mormons to sub
mission.
The Washington correspondent of the
Boston Post, writing on the 29th of Nov,
says:
'From gentleman just arrived here
from Leavenworth, learn that when he
left a rumor had reached that city. and OBJ
tanned credence among the officers at the
fort, that the Mormons had raised forces
and blockaded all the avenues to Salt Lake
City by the route taken by our forces, that
of Fremont in 1843. in many cases render
ing the eanons impossible by means of
rocks and other impediments. Young is
the agent of Messrs. Russell & Waddell,
the contractors whose trains were burnt,
and denies his imputed agency in the trans
action. He declares that it is not the de-
| sign of the Mormons to shed blood, unless
provoked to do SO by similar action on the
part of the Government. 1t is believed
that they viii endeavor to possess them
selves of the horses, mules and stores of
the expedition, in order to a removal early
in the spring. From the exposed position
now occupied by the advance, this will be a
comparatively easy task. unless the army
shall fall back upon Fort Laramie. The
War Department is led to expect dispatches
from Col. Johnston on Monday next.
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BREAKIEs AIIEAD.

Governor Foote Of M,-.i..ipIi whose free.
dom from psrt,sapsbip siuoc h.. mem .rAhle
coUbcIiOu Witb the rpmptuui-s mca.ut,s q
1850 (..y- the P,tct.tgfs Iut. .iiirerc-r has
giveBa title Go the regard II ell si.6 admire
Iudcpcuuetee 10 putiic uau. aIif. s.el au
assembly q b.. old coustIfututs at PTeutiss
. short time ag1 "u the Iro.rut s-Icct ~ 30
iitcal sGaits Abiding 60 tb- C.ar.a q
the Aduiuis'raiipD 30 reference GO ksr.as
be .sid bsi Mf Buehausu remained uttre
be sss ga ; pt,mbsr la-t. 20 regard G, the
submission of the lee mIt.p Concentration
o. tie people of ksr..s. tlfre tho usu
State should BE- admitted iH'a tbe l.r..u.
b. souii have been sbis t. have s.rtL
party uDisi duf,rg The ~bYiv 81 90. ls.t
Corgrssiyusi sss.i.u ani no issus bs'v,,u
himself aui bIlsi4s vUp'l Lay. re.s.s4r. 81
arisen BJ Iuf-l..E r.rfrsf7 rsufsa tt-
General cuDftb4ts. D. Fl..IIrg 'a the siIi.
and Indecent meus~s, q tis nD-i .bh..5v
ss.f suG ispt. ani r,s..y iui.'.nt drua
gegls. ttsi fh. ~rBt. 10. ever ar.sa H.
has % .e'1s..g t..a.. To, a.I .r-'...,I t..
party il he y .fA'
In tsgsri tH che tHif..st.u tsusaf.1u
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tas platform D.n.tal l,Yfs b4s nt Nops
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tlat o., ssr.ruflt 81 t1 tt. rtr4iIats ~
che Ffsu.tuoy 10 svsu poss,ti~ frrsr' by
the free gss e r.s.sy aot tbe .svish cn, rI.y
msht Il isdsfsi patronage lie does cot
ts.sys t,ssvrf chat ssrirtg dtmag goes
csa 30 mausgo lt PfeuIsutsl asi Wee
PfssiIsttsi tamina'Iors a. 90 trsafs sue
cess Mi.i.a. may o. sIJssGsd iu hayip,
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utli bot d.
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No. l3

Ae mtnd ui tie eountry 10 aroused ,o
the dagger Oi tie hour Patriots are every.
~h'tc go toe watch T. deScry aud counter
act TIE IioiiIUSs Il lp.Jslcsl msusgets The
daring eorTup,aous which tavs recently been
brought to light. have awakened almost uni.
vcrsal disgust aud indignation. Other aud
more s'attitUg Uuto,dmru's are yet to bg
made. ~ a nature calculated To bTIug every
maa ~h3 truly loves Li, country TO the res.
cue Of our IWpcrilri institution. The em.
r'ol q federal Patronage IN elections
or 10 the proceeding, of legislative bodie.
~I,l p" 10 longer borne The pcm,uation =,
and 'lTiu,i appointment, Of the fret fhcers
OF the government, ~ irresponsible meu as.
s,mtlci "a caucus hLd co. Vsntion halle, slll
y longer y t.ltrs'cl E:rs rluca- hat
neiarious rohbsr ci popular T'gbts !. about
t hc dethroued. The people # America
~t.l hls overthrow aud their vii !. irrc,i-t. 4.
Itie Tie Old Cuul~essoual caucus system
which worked we'll for more than twenty
J at' grow eorrupt It's corruption. we're sI.
posed tLr lsoJic took Jackson =. their lead
cr ani champion aud put u down The
Ffc'eLt caucus system worked also veil Tor
awhile and the peop'e approved At. IL has
iallen Of la'e Iuto the bsuds of vale, Un.cru-
rulous iricks'ers u !. uot0t,ous,y Add VI.
dcuiat.u controlled ~ federal JAiruubge.
Au4 ly outra. sus ptcguiAry bribery aud
~ longer submitted to will he fatal 10 all
thatts dear 10 u A. republicans aud fTrtmeu.
10 tc iIuc'r pstI-Ot ., asllrtou.!y TO sub.
uit 10 s,rSItu!e-A sery,tgia the moot dela
'ing that las ever f-aui = record among
men
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-21

Mesa E-.rDAs- baI ths pleasure o. h.ias
present 10 "a 'rsr's. .us Sa.4rias at 81 Saan-
uouta.r gwen ty 'tvfuvrt, st Iae >,tuafh S,lool
"a iAAi t'tk ttvtLuU' '.g fl~ sfAf ..s'la zuc rn-
r'lrarrm~ut ~ ils ,a.lrrr. auI Which think
fvs'r''s something uaf- iuan Ts.siug uotsr.
The ,uI',Ts vI a..st.U ltE|...a ~"rs uf Trur.r,
sac" ~sfe pTr.eui ry llsttattJu aUl Illued ta lie
t7'-'.''t' 'Tnrr" lNn.a ir~ rrnsrssi-u consisting
% SAhtiih- lhpoI >gIuIas aua i-s,n o. S.,a. II
Irmvrtar,e aui ,tt,rs as tufu,d a. Irytts saw
NIL Aruui one m !r 'Tou the croubd aud started
a. atout "a uuo,s. Uncer The tIr-,ttOE " Jane,
N-Hhrs.Hur A. CGie A'tsii,l As-tstsi - VI Fryer
Hni i.,r,afi,r, whfs hli' Aud forest rock and
r''r go u.ot SU,-i St.h The songs otZ 90 suag ~
'." f'y 'r-.,n. 40 srf.N.ns - tie ground,
i.-ui go .'.r'aH.y ,ear. 'stArsd Tor our aocomo-
ua'fu an were aErr'su.y tniyfttI, td BY he ,hlI-
.f'A hH' #h.r- H.u. 10. arG .Iis,rs, t1;tfsp-r,sl
- tfH srr.fu. tf it, 'I.tfrl sd UthSrt. We usrs
Tea sfdtcs''i % isulssler, iuA fss very
a., fss'v l,u,s s,H 80. be- siatsi that though
not, ir ,.A'i r,u-ui,r 'b~ tine u b.r tb.r.
~'f- t4t three SstU.th school, 90 J,g.ts.n
tu4u'l. N,s LI,u every t....taP sod Va ,vrry
valley. as b. seen grHufs ~ h.pry ,htir,n prrSs-
tng TO tre Ila,r ~ trtErvas Iastfl,iisa. Auou.
ba.' Ias' D.! O'Clock dinner AS saUt.utvt md al
hands repaired 20 the tatr. 10 30 SIMPLE ts'.c- 20
the tou1i sups.s ~ goyl 'arc ~bs,h A~i teen
provided Tor o., Uug.'UTt oi t4v luU,t man u.ftnv
tH~ iLt'rvr. lu NE sA'r,i-'s caused - TIE saung
operation. slfuusJ NtVut lie grounds ani up tie
t... f.ss Sic tHa-rfr .srf -rsssry Ssr,'v h--e
was i,a-' Nur'h ftln1iug Tie graceful undala-
tons OF E.tl sui ,s.s tLr beautifully Nar.S.al.d
0.yars .' tir i.t,sf sa llr aud yrlN leAr Of
aaluua. ana il- g-r ,.rvr ihr notle Sb.n-
Audoat % rU..t a.ut. a'g,e @ud ria seltSs tide
tf'rHa. NafuTv- ~urA. o., .uusiir'l 10 -~sksc IN
thr min .saftn urT-y h1lt the melancholy an
I~sraGC- 80 tL- mO4Idsrtug Nall. OF The u.t u.An.
sYu, AMI ih- dtarisisi coalition of the oGi b.ild~
iugs. i9rutIy reminded one bo- vAiu and syauss-
,s.t ere Ne ~vfhs ,' man
A'ef Giarrr 'hc c'mIaas was Again called 10 ths
stand and ls'cn-t - q In0si eloquent addps O. from
tHe sr, M H,g..g a so.ug B4yiar VI efeat bFo>
fs's- IT,, b., Ar Rpl1 tu,n toOs the s'.ad aud
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NJ | s e L l. l. A N Y.
.EAsoS FoR CONTEMPLATION.

No thoughtful mind can eontsm plate or
reflect Oh these words If truth aud sobcruc,s
The summer is ended without feeling. "
sasncss Ncittatious upon word. cf such
import will -tir the deep .Prug, Of emotion.
which lie FAR beneath the ,urC.ce # tie
mind 5 ordinary themes q thought II il.
Il" matter how easeriul al4 eay QUO may
''1"! = y nature aud edueatio.. ,,, even
iI1a viii now tc'rsy feeling, Of sorrow.
lie beautiful avwers that bio sou.ed every.
where over hi.l snd dale upon tbr mountain
eide aud 10 The deep vale, have faael and
perIsbed, leaving however, behind the hone
iu' germs Of future life The summer
BIRDS that made every hedge orchard grove
and wocd-ide, not excepting even the deep
aud almost impcnctIable forests. vocal with
th'ir varied aud tuuefui song. have Aovu
% their southern homes. 70 gladden. other
pilgrims aud sojouTuers Of this aec;,p.,.
ehaugeiuI life a. they have the iuLahitaots
oi more northern clImcs duriug their STAY
Tie days whose tW,light fingered loog
leaving but sbor: space between them and
ihe ciiiy dawn Ci . LeH day, haze greatly
shOT't'tI. All these. aud maby more
Il'a''rg things that VII, suggest themselves
To thoughtful aud mtdItatiye minds have
passed away, never more o. return
lL, mes such as these might veil serve 90
MI our mInd- WIih .adnss. we're ~ not far
the delights e the present Harry lsitfr
Hau tbst be y 30 cot stituted that bis highest
an1 pprest i,tlings 4 jny sre those that are
hrg'd with The m,lBucholy element Ilrure
iho love for music that J.. set t. the minor
key So there D., truth 90, lss. than septi.
ment 10 the Words Of one of Natures poets
Who bas sung oi au'umn days as the suect.
est aud sadd,st Of the year
Though sumner days. sud flowers sud
Iitds have gone ", Afc entering up.u ulat
Is TO some tbe most joyous ;srioi of ths year
Tor it = ssld. better D. be hat Tuttcih 81
his aTmor thau be tat ppti,rh u Du Nu
tumn comes rIctly laden 18th lusci1us fru.e
sud golden harvsss the product. e bumsu
labor, skiil, i1rethougtt aud .agaci.y 81
oUly j. the spTstito appcssei ~ heiug SIMPLY
supplied. hut She Tactic for ilc t,sui fll BE-
also abundauily furnished ll.s ,bsug.i
the shy-bow bloc .oi snd golden
wt.s H. H.sftv v.s.aa a.... .s.E.s. .r. .a..
Ar'L .F. s..-. .s., Nj. .rsr.
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4 I.IIOD one.

County court was sitting awhile ago in
-, on the banks Of the Connecticut. IL
was not f,r from this time Of the year-cold
westhcr. snyhow-and knot oflawyers had
collected around the old Franklin IN the
barroom The fire hlazed, aud mugs Of fIp
were passing away without a groau. wb,u IA
came a rough gsunt looking babe of the
w"od-i knap.lck on shoulder aud staff 10
hand
lie looked cold. aud half perAmLula,ed
the circle that hemmed in the b., IS with
wall ot brass, looking for a chance 20 warm
LiNshir' Nobody moved, however, aud uu
al.c to 1T down, for lack Of chair. he did
the next best thiug-leaned against 4 wall.
with tear, ~ hIs fit aud his eyes doubled
up aui I,tcucl to the discussion on the
proper way Il serving i referee on warraU;es
dc,t a. II he va, the judge TO decide tho
matter. soon be attracted tho attention of
The eomP'ss, snd Young sprig spoke to
hin
YOU look Ike a traveller
Wal spysc | am come from Wiscon
slu aiuot. auy rate
From Wi,oon.iu that is a distance TO go
on ouc pair ot legs. say. did you pass
through b Il ia your traygls1
Yes sir, be answered, kind Of wicked
look stealing over bis ugly fbiTmahogomy.-
Il ben through the outskirts
i thought likely. Well, shat are the
MANNERS aud. customs there some Of u,
would like g. know
oh says the pilgrim deliberately bali
shutting bis eye, aud drawing round the
corner of bis mouth till two rows " yellow
.'ub' with mas Of mastica,eI pig tail ap.
re1r.i through the slit IN bis cheek you'll
fni them much tie same a. in this region
re HtcS-,t so nigiStIiLs Ers'
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"a Is!' 81 mus,e. both,ng, save, PcIhaPs,
~ '"uui OF bushels, ty the squirrel dTorPst,
from some tail beech last falling Ihro' The leave.
~ autumn advances the scenes changes.
coon The most gorgeous bues wal everywhere
ueet the eye Il the pilgrim ~ he views the
landscape, aud very soon It will be said
October, brush
Ihe 'oene hsth eolor,d. not wiih hose bread hue,
NiIei Ia biz later paleI by The lro,i.
And iashrd upon the picture nil the eve
Aches ~"h vafied spienior. but in iini,
I.-H ~ iigh' scattered touches Overhead
There Is btnting OF cloud, haze and ,.y,
silvery sheet ~th space, ct ,oit blue;
trembling veil Of gauEe Is stretched arbuau
nc ''s--E, bal ..sr, aaa a.. ..s,l. s-aa.,
soothing quie' b'Uods upon the arr
Aht he FAINT sunshine Wias. with drou.in,,,
Far sounds melt melioS on the ear, The eaik-
Inc e'rat-'he tiakle ~ hi.ti,--blss' Of hoIn--
The ra'us oi The wagon wheel-the low
Toe i'Siet'- .ho,-thr twiitcr uG the bird.
AHd cen the hum oi cobVefs, ifom the road.
Although tie Summer is ended the
thoughtful observer Of natures changes in
her onward course wants no subject for
contemplation. They abound all about him
or rather about those who dwell bey ond the
brick walls aud pavemeuts Of the den.ely
througed city Tis the animate .kingdom,
that must delight aud charm. Even
TIE grass. with it, loSin,ee, tones. appears
A. murmurin. IN IL sleep. This butterfly
Seems a. !! iy;a to sI'r, 50 iazuy
u auuer> by. 10 hiiu s,af. and Stops.
The Locust siiugs The Ffasshopo.f bf,sks opt
In bnei har,h >'rains, amid it, passing cAifps.
The tee.lrt g.i'ieniug "a II, ,abe mail,
SLOW CLIMBS ne clpver.top>, aud 2 20 The aut
Dafls round less eagerly.
This Is beautiful world, whose deniIen.
We are, notwithstanding sin aud sorrow and
signing have entered II, for grace doth so
much more abouud. There Is 10 much more
occasion i'r JOY than sadness, that the min.
glInr # the latter rather serves TO sweeten
the former It's said had it not been for
the ihtroductIon of sin into the world. the
uiuur key Of music would never have been
heard Sp"f tl- revolving seasOus-were il
hot i'r autumn aud winter, spring aud sum.
mcr would lose half their charms. So let
"ae' 'Eoc. s,lyc -ea>on be improved. that We
may ever bc able To- say, il has been the
rira'a"'rNt aud happiest ever enjoyed. -
! Ga W.!! iI!o be crowned with Joy and re-
JJIcIug
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-21
sCRAPISG up GOLD.

Ats ,ooycu,uu - o.etFymru tot long
Iluee s., aa.; ;-.. ,.si iy nrs ofthc members.
after tLsy bad dincj ths, each should satef.
t,ju tAe company Nth .ome rcu,srEs --
Anors the rect one drss upon fsBcy sod
related a dream 10 il. dream. on be usBt
froua bel,su g. bssvso sui be ds.-rib bed ihs
golden street. the yer ol liis etc s. be
concluded cu. ol bic } Woes uhp SA- soms-
shat uetei i1r DO. pcnuuou' sud money
saving tat,i. s'ripsi Ny g tbe uattAtJr,
sui i. lY.r,i ,'sr.riy
Ns.l I,I you zee capytbirg q me 10 your
dream
Ye- iti'
'iaIsej shat 49, dong
} 90 sas on sour Guses
Ipys.g So.
No -rprrg lp ihr 2 u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-21
wuEsE THAN TIIIT.

Some years ago as Cap'. B., q thc siesm.
cr Nat,r.M Witch. wss passing down the Ar.
kspss, river. they bad pressing need 4 an
sHr, aud uot having oue on board at the
hfst isudiue the b,at rounded 60. AMI the
Captain disgptchod al I5i.hmsu to the bear
sst cabiu a. lpc.t of one Pretty soon Pat
rick returned wiih 40 axe but Wbvn, after
htv.ug used i; the Captain ordered him to
return it. be- refused po,nt blank
But What 10 tue reason urged the
Captain
sure then 80 I o Ji-t tell ys when I
sent ~ g. the cabin ] ssu white woman
au aIei L,r ycrlt'ly for the !uhu q al
SIC au sbs trIlsd ms i1 A her husband ~
The clft6 10 So. yer houof I stpt Up -
tLo cofnheii ssd I 80 big. black Bhg,r a
s4udIrg there au 80 o. Ltm. ~
Where your master " 81 be. La tbe
mastsr. 40 .eI I I 10 after bayiog tbs
i,au g al axe iBf f-u mi0utss S,s
Nr .g, I.sn g. tbs house 80 gsi It'
.W,l gnt thr sIe. Captain, so o. I
r..' lg ras door. go % myssIf Bs DO.
,. .af g.ts Isra small iHt of NJ mItIf
r..,. wy head boo The door 80 80
Acts. a.iHusi. uv ysrs,lf ~ BE- laylH'
O. i.t.. r.s.t sra la.l4ui
b. .a. t.T.hr 1 bad sister vbo
IH. v.f.. t.4r tIt'
s.. vH4t aas fNst s1fe 81 J.
'"ly. s.s- uafu.d 90 Iusbmau ssI
ODE
-.5.u ..a. hsIsl Captain ! % BE- ,f,bsr
90. a ua H,ste O. tbs aas.,-- beg gglng ysT
b. ... fsfI.H
80 rfnr' lslRh,ngly excused h,m
ffla sY a.r .sasaat q dlty
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-21
7 D + I h \ .
WHAT sEE my JOYS Arm,
~ N.HiaS CwINS


Ea'ih ~hstsr. N hsp,s an Ioy,l
what cAust lhou der To h. heart.
when 'iuguiug hope dies ouIatla,i
And all 'ur'uoiish dream, depau1
There Is the festive board ana hall
Whete muse sounds and wiuecup, ,hin,
where bright eyes ,hine 20 sex hem all.
Aud 'hsn their Ioy' are iI-e.y 'hine
what ate 'hy iov' O uocking earh1
Tel me what lasting hope thou hast
"aai s'r>set hnp- :" 'inr-- whrn
Our o'htr hopes are fading fast
There is he baui- field auj rtrone-
Go to the var and win renoEu-
Win tame and hey are rbiue alone
The people. love aud country, crown.
o'arh. uhatsr thy Ioy,' Hast thou
Noamafsathibe Go~rr 10 bloOm.
Wnh hope heH-slh the cyp. -. shade.
Aud 'ue~ heir iTagraucc o'er the iomb
oe. pui nv se,ssl ca The .uram-
De. b IN his hfn.st sJron ghoid brave.
se's where the silV-ry ~Af.t> Fltam.
Thr P~srii,,s nes.h The oceans waye
Ahd are ihr.' alp Hssi ihou no hope
To lave 'htvvsh long eternity.
b'sssd light Co al our Joys,
A .ao'hsr i,r oar n'.-ty
Thins, nouals ~hrn Ihy b.au 10 lone,
Asi thiist.iOf one Kind cheering word,
OF ihs cfoss up"n he moultstn'.tro~
The Easftet iomt aud risen Lor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-21
NV IIFE - Lac THE SUMNER
RIOS T.
~ E,ou.HD ~ ~ILBCr.

~ EiCusHD n. vILBCC
Nv lifr 3. like NE .ummsr Iose
Ths' or-n, to th- morning skv
Boz ere N saa'rs Of -,ruiug close.
J. ''csuetef nn he cfuunito die.
lctun thatIo,t'. humhIc bed.
Tle sEe-.c,' '.s, o' Ui.bI are ,hrt.
A. y Sic Vcp such va,rtu>. >.e.
ButEone. 'ha s,sp '.sr form
Nv 10 b. ile D. autumn rssi
IEa! ifrmL,-, 10 ~ nyon's raIe,ay-
L. h,ii - u.ii - -aiei. triei,
R-,li-,s api oJn iD pass away
N'''iv nat issi ,aI.l ial aud iade.
The parent 'rer sha rupurn ~, shade
Thr WIND, J~NsiI ih- Iraf.e,s t,cr,
Ba' none ,haii breathe \ .iEn TO- ne.
NJ i,lr - ltas Ihr pl..t., vhi.b lsrl
Have len "a Tampa t5,-u ,uall-
Soo6 a. The ri,ing li-, shall l-ar.
Al. race wI,lyal.sa i..M tae saat.
Yet, a, iigri,vIus 9, cdIce
AL gcsiasr 81 the Haman race
ga that l'ae shOT- loud moan, the sea,
Bat tone alas shall mourn fr me.