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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-01
G. HI. MILLER,

BUYS AND SELLS negotiable paper. City Scrip,
County Orders. Tax Sale Certificates, ETC.,
etc.; viii pay taxes for non-residente and
attend to real estate business generally. Of
fee over City Bank, Broad Street. Prescott,
w Wisconsin, n29wtf
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-01

EXCHANGE bought and Sold and prompt at
tention given TO collections.
Prescott, June 10. 1861. nSyl
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-01

- When General Mcclellan was lie.
prived OF all command, it was predicted
that he would resign. On Monday last,
when he had but ninety men, he, patriot
aud soldier as he is, said : "tlis shall
not make me quit the army, for | will
remain i ! have bct 2 cofr5sa!'s corr
r,sad. % :; have 70 tax, . rrlusaet and
seIge N ihs ranks
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-01

- The Richmond Whig has learned
from official sources that the expenditures
Of the confederate government from its
Inauguration TO August |. 1862. amounts
to $347, 272 .e5s, IS. A fine chance for
Mississippi JEFF to repuliate.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-01
CITY DRUG STORE

Is DotxG A PTIsK Business, where all kinds of
Drugs, Medicines Paints. Oils. Eerfumery,
and fancy articles can be bought at ex-
tremely lov prices. Aa pay cash down
for my Gooos can sell them Cheap for Cash
only. Call AMI see for yourself.
Prescott Nav 10, 1861 W. j. WHIPPLE
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-01

DEALER IN FLOUR, GRAIN, ETC. Custom Work
done to order. The best brands of Flour
sent TO ell parts of the country.
River Falls, May 4, 1861. n
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CITY HOTEL,
FARMERS HOME.

PETER BoTT, PROPRIETOR Corner of Broad
and Orange streets, Prescott, Wisconsin,
PETER BoTr begs leave to inform his friends
that he has ust completed his new building,
and has good accommodations for eating.
drinking and sleeping weary travellers.
Prescott, June II. 1861. n6tf
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-01
II O T E L S.
KILBOURN HOUSE,

j. Med. Smith, Proprietor,
Levee street, Prescott, Wisconlin.
Largest and Best Hotel in the City, and
convenient for all travellers going to or COM
ing from the Boats.
Prescott, May ~, 1861. n2u
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-01
D. D. PRICE,

Dealer in all kinds of Furniture. Chairs, Bed
steads, Tables. etc. of different styles kept
constantly on hand. Furniture of any des-
cription furnished to order. All work war;
ranted. Terms reasonable. Shop on Broad
Street, Prescott, Wis. 34yI
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-01
From the Springfield Republican
Kiss NE, Mother, and Let Me Co.

-iotA4 t1IS ~ ~ @
kiss Me, Mother, and Let Me Co.
Have you heard the news that heard to-day?
The newsflat trelnblcs On every Up!
The sky is darker again. they say,
And breakers threaten the good OLD snip.
Our country calls on her sons again,
To strike, III her name, at bastard foe;
She asks for SIX hundred thousand men,
And l would be one, mother. Let me go.
The love of county was born with me {:
/ remember how my young heart would
thrill
When | used 10 sit at my grandame's kee
And list 10 the story of Bunker Hill.
Life gushed out there in a rich red flood;
MY gIandsire fell in the fight you know
Would you have meshame the brave old blood!
Nay, kiss me. mother, and let me go.
Our flag, the flag of our hope and pride, :
With its stars and stripes. and its fields OF
blue, ss'szs
Is Knocked, insulted. torn down, de6led,
And trampIed on by the rebel crew. =
And England and France lcok on ard sheer,
"Ha.queen of the earth. thou art fallen low
Earths down ,rodden millions weep and fear
So kiss me, mother, and lei me go
Under the haifsing southern skies. @8
Our brothers hngliish in heart-sick pain,
They turn to Us with their pleading eyes; -
Oh, mother, say. shall. they tu.n in yalny a
Their ranks are thinning from si,n TO sun, 4
Yet oravelg they ho.d At bay the foe;
Shall we let themldie there. one by oRe9
Nay, kiss me, mother, ana lei me GO
Can you selfishly cling to your Household joys,
efus;r1c, fIf. sma ilpst til he IN vipid
While thousands Of mothers are sending boys
Beloved as yoUrs to the batile-field9
Can you see my country call in vain, r!
And restrain my arm from the needful blowf
Not so; though your heart should break with
pain,
You viii kiss me, bless me, and bid me go.
n. A. W. Z.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-01

w. 7. WEsTTALL. Cashier.
CHAs. MILLER, President
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-01

- Women cant bear aims. but let ia
that they have borne armies.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-01
JOHN DALE,

JAMES B. GRAY H. L. HUMPHREY.
GRAY & HUMPHREY,
Successors to Wetherby d Gray, and to
Humphrey & Wilson.)
> ATTORNEYS AND COUSsEIo Rs AT LAW,
.-+ss<s
urDsoN WISCONSIN.
"a 81 "a ; - no lit.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
A 7 7 o r N Ely s..

A. n. YOUNG. NJ. Fl. FITCH,
YOUNG q FITCH,
ATTORNEYS AT Law; All business entrusted TO
their care viii be promptly attended to.
Office in Concert Hall Building. Prescott.
Prescott. May is, 1861. n2tf
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NJ E. r c H A N T S .

O. S. POWELL,
DEALER IN Day GooDs, GROCERIES, Ready
Made Clothing Boots, Shoes. etc.
River Falls, May 4, 1861. nlu
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Pierce County, Circuit Court.

". A. TOZEl
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sr.eriff,s sale.

BY G. S. DUNBAR, Deputy.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05
Fron the Nsw Orleans DslE
THE DYING LOVER.
~ rOrus nAs Luus ALMOST AT -zu rO-1 or Dr1-u.

II rOCAa AAA LSANe AhAost AZ FHh roANE " pAAras
Beloved, beloved, my feet alone are walking
In quiet paths which thou hast trod with me
l hear no more the music OF thy talking
O'ersweep the AeIds where summer blossoms be /;
Green trees, In blessing, their arms above me,
The niRht bird draweth nearer with his sighs,
But not one human voice has said, So love thee"
Since last read loves story in thine eyes.
Oh shapes Of evil walk the paths between uS!
My heart grows heavy with unspOken fear;
Will e'en our truth be strong enough 70 screen US
From fate as terrible a. thou art dear?
Deaths angel drAWeth ever nigh and higher,
His kiss Is on my brow the while l sleep;
For ne, zee . mArtyT'S path OF 6re--
For thee. beloved, graveyard where to weep.
And this, alas! is all life gives Of browning,
A wreath Of fame twined out of funeral flowers,
AZ If some shipwFeoked MaFiBeF.- while dFOw Ming,
Should grope Sor gems in oceans coral bowers,
Bethink thee, love, Of all the hopes cherished,
The dreams my future was TO make 30 real;
The household Joys that, crushed In death, have
perished,
lnmy mad worship Ot the veils1 local.
And yet love thee-neveT VIII s0othsr
Say these three words with such strong thrObS Of
Such tears, iike those with which some stricken
mother
Bathes eyes that ne'er may meet her own again.
I love thee-it has been an idle vision
Rising like moonlight Ger life . troubled sea,
For it will dawn again in climes ElySian-
Standing 'mOng angels shah yearn for thee.
And thou wilt breathe my name, perchance, while
Thyming
The careless fancies Of an idler's lines,
Or hGply with the WinAS NbSve thee Ginning
Their lonesome marches through some groves Of
pines,
And when fairer head in dreams 10 lying
Where mine has rested upon breast of thine,
Prem out the past thOul't hear lOW voice signing,
Her living love will be less dear than mine"
thor wilt eNGA Lsa--~2.ss ssSsNA ain s1supiNS,
And o'eT that place Of thOrnS wilt make thy moan,
And beneath the mold shall hear thy weeping,
And PFay for thee bsResth the ,glimmeFinR stone.
5Ses, 70 .,,s sSA~psas r.s:+--g-
"a PSssiS8S eoSqAtI tfea MftO l4,sSNseS @xTs<-
Alas aIAs that earth's best gin Of loving,
should be PEayeT, va Srai6- Pli ght and grave!
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05

Confederate" said Capt. Bob Shorty,
approaching him with his sword very
much between his legs, "hast seen the
rebel Frost and his myrmidonsf come
to give him battle, having heard he was
hereabouts" ..t
The Ethiopian took q pentagOnal bite
of hoe-cake and says he:
"Tell MaSSa Linkun dat de frost war
berry thick last night, but hab gone by
dis time"
Captain Bob Shorty took off his cap,
my boy, looked carefully into it, put it on
again and frowned awfully. Comrades" !"
says he, addressing the troops, "you have
all heard of big thing on Snyder. You
now behold it before you. This here re-
connoisance," says he, lis what the
French would call a JeW pa'O. We must
turn it into foraging expedition. Charge
on yonder hay-Stack and remember ME in
your prayersl"
Twas early eve, IpY boy, when that
splendid army retUSwed to POtomac's
shore, viii two hay stacks for the horses
and ten Confederate chickens for supper.
Nobody hurt on our side.
enclose the following brief sketch Of
the gallant soldier who commanded in
this brilliant action
CAPTAIN ROBERT SHORTY.
This brave young officer was born in
the Sixth Ward of New York. and was
tweuty-Oue, yeOSs old upon arriving Of
age. When but lad, he studied tobacco
and the girls, and ran to fires for his
health. When eligible TO the right Of
franchise he voted seven times in one day,
and attracted so much attention from the
aNyAwittes that his 'yareNts resolved tn
make lawyer out Of him. On the break
is,x 9at az the. XaE wiIbrAeyjco. he Offered
A1aaissS1-.xS .-S..H Ss-sysss|S sss::ssSSRa
General, but for some reason1was not ac.
ceptrd. lie will probably be sent to su-
Y,eccede Geaeral IIalleck, Of Missouri, as
soon rs any one in St. Louis writes to
the President for another change.
The General was so pleased when he
heard of this spirited action, my boy, that
he offered to review the Mackerel Brigade
the next morning, and privately informed
me that he considered the Southern Con-
federacy doomed to expire in less than
three months. He said that it was nl-
ready tottering to its fall, which must take
place in the spring.
Perhaps so, my bOy-perhaps so!
Yours, for the Flag,
ORPmEUs c. KERR.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05
Captain Bob shorty.

EDITOR T. T.-Scarce had the glorious
sun shot up the dappled orient on Mon
day morn, my boy. when the Command
erin Chief of the Mackarel Brigade re-
ceived a telegraphic dispatch which read
as follows
"Gen. Frost has appeared near Centre
vile and is now covering the wood and
road in our rear"
1t bore no signature, my boy but the
General believed the danger to be immi.
nent, and ordered Capt Bob Shorty to
take ten thousand men, and make re-
connOisance toward Ccntreville.
Bob, my cherub," says he, "if you
can get behind the rebel Frost, and take
the whole COnfederacy prisoners, don't
administer the Oath until the Eagle of
America is avenged"
Bob smiled like happy oyster, and
said he:
domino |"
Twas nigh the hour of noon when Cap
tain Bob Shorty and his veterans ap-
preached the beautiful city of Centreville.
Cross-trecs bad been placed under the
horses of the cavalry to keep them from
falling down, and the infantry were ar
ranging themselves so that the bayOnets
of the front rank shouldn't stick into the
rear ranks eyes, every time they turned
corner, when a solitary contraband might
have been seen eating hoe.cake by the
solemn and picturesque roadside.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05

teen, such as that picture represents,
could have the skill and knowledge of
the world Of your siren. l advised you
to apply the test, and it succeeded. You
cannot imagine what these elderly women
Of the world, disappointed as to matrimo-
ny, are capable Of When made my
debut into society, a certain Italian coun-
tess gained her living by two doubtful
TiIians and an apOcryphal Raphael. She
lay in wait for English and Italian anna
teurs, intimating to them that she had
three remarkable pictures for sale. They
ha6tened to see them. She received them
with the most charming manners, showed
them the pictures by an indistinct light,
then introduced them to some magnificent
creature, who looked her part as well as
the countess played hers. This often
failed, or had result different from her
intention; but If it. succeeded twice or
thrice, it secured her subsistence.
lH1sAv ~tNmiGG beleags to this school Re-
assured of that, and thank Heaven that
your eyes are opened before Il isteo late." ;"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05

How Price GETS oN.--The Napoleon
(Ark.) Planter gives the following expla-
nation of the method by which PriCesub-
sists his command: r'' ~
It has been puzzle to many how Price,
without governmental resources, has man
aged to suhsist a considerable army in q
country almost desolated. His system is
not in the regulations" He never com
plains Of want Of transportation, whether
he is about to move ten miles Or hun
dred miles He pays for what he takes
in Missouri State scrip. His men 60 into
corn fields, shuck the corn, shell il, take
it to the mill. and bring i into camp
ground into meal. Or should they have
no -four, they take the wheat from tAs
stack, ,thresh Il themselves, a. with horaas
and OxeR, sRd as with the corn, ask ehsI
aid of the miller to reduce II tn -four
Such an army can go where they plsass
in on agricultural country.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05
The Prayer L Would not Hear.

do not like to hear him pray
On bended knees about an hour,
For grace 70 spend sTight the day,
Who shows his neighboT has no douF;
I'D rather see him 90 to mill
And buy his luckleSS brother bread,
And see his children eat their ill
And laugh beneath their humble shed.
I do not like to hear him pray,
Let blessingS on the widow be -
Who never seeks her home, to say
If want o'eTtAke you, come 20 me :"
/ hate the prayer so loud and long,
That's uttered for the - orphans veal"
by him who sees him crushed by wrong,
And only with the lips doth feel.
! do not like to hear him pray,
With face as long a. any rail,
Who never meant his debts to pay,
Because be can't be put in jail;
For caution asks the written bond,
But friendship truste the word alone.
And he's knaVe, where Fer he's found,
Who never comes the debts to own.
do not like to hear her pray,
With iewelle ears and silken dress,
Whose WasheT-wOman tolls all day,
And then 10 asked to work for less"
Such pious Shavers despise-
With folded hAnds and air demure,
They lin to heaven their ''angel" eyes.
Then steal the earnings Of the poor
I do not like such soulless prayers;
Ii wrong, hope to he forgiven;
No angels wing them upward bears
They're lost a million miles from heaven
/ do not like long prayers To hear,
And studied, from the lips depart
Our Father bends a ready ear gag.
Let words be few-He hears the heart!
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05


-; Thrue Mooths 5o Meath (PayAbls 70 the Car
risEl - eSaS; singis COptss l1H Ssnta
ADVRRfIsINoOus eqaar " Iiass arst inssetoa u;
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three ReaeAs, OO. liberal diseeunt vn - mAde On ~
ssSse FaAS ~ ySAry sna ausFssy eAvertseneAS which
lnrFoVSIls Isr cHsAs sHeess.sa u
ever styIs PRN saoA - heekl fanphe srtsfs
festss, HaaA6s CiFSsIArs b1M Set
CaFds Labsis, &C.,, u Vaia ~ fAney ooaorca tnhA
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H. r YIsHKK Ne w WHskIsgSoe street oppssss MasuIEss
oPsa usass tie o1t aathes1 Agent NJ ths MOUNTAIN
iIs faSs1 ST iav1Tiss IN viI Sta IN pss@EAlD
tsaAs6 -.
T. KEHLgyI-, Ss%pCS~ -vSSr aessys this Once.
RabssSiVlSsnA SAUSEoAns, &C.,
W. z. aIBHa s ~ N1lsFtRs1 AReAtaf the DEMOCRAT Al
GSsERxsouu. tAerp ~ the advertising or for JOB
vsSh, IsGt wi1A ~, will he promptly attended TO-
'cHEs. r. $ACEsON authorized Agent n the N0CN
'NVFV@Psly ssseaAed e.
=. BIDLEHAN b sutAsrisea .gsat at Sacramento
All srAers tsS edveEtanG etc. len With hin viii receive in
asAlaAs atasatloa.
4. IADLAh. IT, eur auAeTEeA aEeat At eseraaento and
vNVFSaytly tsSvaFd sAvsFSsemSae. hasdsd him for
COZ l. n HOPKINS Ls cur aatAssissA Assat Aurora
HSas cosaty.
Ar L. DIAH s Assa, for the Virginia City,
Nevada TeTritOry.
scOL WM KNOX authsriEed aEent GrisIIy Eat-
An ssAers GvsA hA for the Democrat will e promptly at
"a SMITH AaiA"riIrd soieIi AdVsrements and sub
seFiptIsas for the DrnOerat in Sacramento city.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05

A DowN.EAsT JUHYH1N. - sEeham SblkE
contributes to the Portland 1isMe a
sketch Of his experiepee - . AinEWgpelA.ss
The first cases he was called 10 m were
capital ones-the cifiminais hsing = Ger
man and "nigger" respectively. ,.,st-
Hev you formed any opinion - g
agin the prisoners 7" said the 1OdEss !.
"Not particular agin the 1aFmAi
I, "but | hate niggeis as gen6
ciple, and shall go for hanging thl6 h6te
old whitewoOled cdss, whether hs knisa
Mr.. Cooper OF mol, says .-..--.ss,- lsga-s y
"Do you know the nature Of sauatA n
the clerk axed me- .4zsass itg
81 orter," says !. "I'ye used eHaG Gae
EN-; begun to swar when wassonl
about -"
"That'll do" says the cleSt. Kt1
kin go hum" says he you wsht -
wanted in this here case" .s ~ - sa'5.t
What?" says !, "ain't to ~ kal
nigger at ALP" '..i;ssiA'es
mo" says the clerk. ,f.e4a 50
But I'm jewryman," says .as
you cant hang the niger onless Sa -
on him." says I.
Pass on" says the clerk,
rather cross.
"But," soys I, "you mister, yoiA
mean as you say; I'm regular jeWly
you know. Drawed out OF the 6s5
the seelick man" says
had hankering to hang nigss
now, when q mereiful dispeDsatOs
to have been provided for tne.
shan't sit on himi Az this yos Ises
stitutions? Is this the ninsteeBl eoItns
ryp And is this our shalslo
somebody hpllered, 'ssSilsnca Is
" The Court bel j didnE
remark, for eoupla. Of coz
holt Of me, and IN the twink linR &
post, l was hustled down ssal
street =
Meow, Mr.. Editor: II ~ an
We eoSuiH. to whsa 5ssegEl -
rymer-kiu BE- tusssd 1hqst
Talk aboat Canesss
ism, Free Loeea - )
they IN eompasisCaf { M
ups0E AZ e. iAalaldn
no great acoenpkt n & ~
but wheBA, as. u -
/ was tnk anA
profsne hands r.
g set On . nj
a my F9egeN
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THE MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.

PUBLIsHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, Bv
a K w xOEs - "a No ny .
q. =. aElNHEa. y. A. IAHuAnr.
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PLACER HOTEL,
MAIN sTREET...........PLXcERvnLE.

MAIN STREET, .......PLACERvILLE.
wUNsCH & sUPP...PRoPRIEToRs.
FTNHE undersigned having leased the Ffseer Hotel
respectfully solicit = continuance Of the liberal
patronage heretofore extended TO It, and assure is
GOFBeT PatrOns and the public generally that no e.
comfort Of Al Who sag TIhSsb ~. :sfF '''''- -
tronage.
THE PLACER HOTEL, situated 10 the very heart
of the business portion Of PaceTville, offers supe
rior Inducements to residents and the travelling pub
lie. The TABLE will always be supplied viii the
best Vianda be had 10 the market, and the Lodg-
ing department will ever be clean and comfortable
0r Prices In accordance With T the ti%ts. srDD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-25
TEE ArF.Ia BELOW raEsrps. Y

1he Raleigh ''Reg!ste." has Tie following re.
.a.dirs he akirusb to Which se havs pro-
Yitusly nads reference
TITO circumstances attsi diG5 tho engage
nient u portion ri our caTury With thu fsG.
KEGS below fr.:rron, On SundaT Last, IL which
Uolonc. Robinson was wound ID .ano With about
fifty Of MS uar ospsurei. were, as ws have
beard them, ~ i,liows Colonel Robinson,
with ,hrea cnGi i,Anire Z: The Second Reylmen!
Of Cav.lyy. lsteiy colainsnie.: 81 CO.. Si'.u!.l,
came upon body CT about two huntfed aad
ffLy Ysnkcse, and having surrounded them,
were about to deprive them Of their arms,
when ons of hia man cried out Boys, q
largo party OF tho enemy are up"H you-t.ke
care .; yourselves This alarm created
perfect stanpe OH tns pArlCt all pur cavalry,
UolousI Rvbinsoa and .bou. lily l..=n, aho,sa
sss stated, were capu;ud by tho Ul.eDy WOOD
We could so sseily bave ahci prisoners Thus,
hy tie d.,lDrily COW I'd rn ~ n;a :E-nrs:tet
trrachery Ct one If uur rnun, were VIZ ds.
pr,Eai of Tie opportunity al raplurirs a
!.rfs nuubsr Of 2anke.s, end lGs', nt least
Tor tic present, the services o.! saiisn: rhc5i
enc liIty men who btavely Etood hy hin Ho
hopo ,h- 90 sar 4 or yIllsn who guru the alarm
eau :,s id:ntiicd, ar5 that he wl!i rs sp-:siity
hioaght 20 n aruin.h.ad ccurtnar'lLl ,a.d shot.
II .uca conduct Is perui.ted &c psai uuPAn
ishsj, psaio.mak:nS will ae1Om9 tr.ds
alnrb.s. the .;ad era
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-25
iFrcn ,he Asmpti5 ATsas. ApiG II
WARRINGTON MORALS.

T!.s piHtrrs often prsscnlod oy Southern
j5uraaia o! Tie nauseltlug stencil Of corrup-
,iol. @hch p4rvodss gSery c!aas in Wssl,;Is-
icg. tUii. 70" occupants Of tia While House
.;om;. through the departments sad Congress
10 ihU rios! serviin iick.sp!i1leS Eho faan S:
tbs last OF rovnr. bus been co':eidered 3:
lnan7 o7o'dr.FI "A givcn It - sorry pic
tG,e-oils ihas wnuii canse tTus Southern Thsn
ana n'uaeu 10 blush ct tho very thought OF
ever having lived il Government Shleh could
been.ze 70 literally ,o.ie5. in iniqniiy in or.
short year; but tbs hslf Las not been told our
sketches ID tho corruption in the abolition
court convey eu: fstble ideas oi matters as
ihcy really txis;, sad to obtain tho nsEod
truth we tsva Iscocrst 10 abolition ccnfss-
Hiohs
Tia following. ts" .aust humiltatins elnfas
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