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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-01

J ns Tho Southwestern Express Company has
our thanks for late papers. -5,s e-- -.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-01

Eopy cRA1a. There was report in tHous.onl' sa
ON Monday, the 24, plt that Fort cfals ~ ss
M Mexico, had surrendered to the oonseaelss
forces,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-01

q Confederate schooner, with car ct naval
stores, lately reached Nassau, n. q, where sher
gooas we're Immediately sold for . very hgh
nree. The Captain has made 9 stew teipa only,
and he expects now to retire, with N his
favor Of sforty-fye thousand dollars.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-01

pr,EsTy OF POETRY. The Houston Yelegfapn
says--and we can say the same e. s,
poatical correspondents will be patient; we :,
have enough Of their easlons now eA manu- ~ 'l'A
two papers hll. u 80. q /,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-01

a. T6uoHnNG TRfBBTE. = Tte. editor OF fsthes sGal
weston GiyiIian had q young brother killed At Fort
Donelson, and he pays the following afse etonatss
aud touching tribute to his
/ He parished ii thu front Of battle. His: goungs
life all bnoyant With ardent hope, was freely sAcF
ritieed ia his epuntr was not given tos ts
zee the clpFous Lone Star banner that he had
lowed throug long onths of and peril
IT last before the: Toe
iuiu tie dscimafsd ranks of his
arearv tnarchsfo d Northern PRISON. Thank esous
Nc was shared that Twas hs Idt to sfata
eve of victory nor did he langaish in
i bonr oil disaster came Jas the heroIsnl of
TINT day should be hurdened with the GALA
thes hie he and hundreds as
sleep meath the The ant
that were spared Tint should rs
The type aof all that was manly In xterior, he
Il waa the type Of manliaeas within This tTihmss at
II afiection may rdraWnsby those who knew
Il him not His comrades in arms aud all who ~
Y member him fasm Childhood Will appfsas a
and ilrop 81 tear 10 his memory. As ne remember,
fhat never again nlife will that sgenerons sfAee
Wight upon ouys pathway, + bitter. nnEelenttng
thnuahts come np to cugsest esfpe whose.
Sl hand wrought his destFuc tion. To-day strong
3lmen among whom bis young life was spent sas sas
Il thew dash away the tear that viii come np as tllt
4 Of his early faH have tneif hearts
Land arms asrged tor the strife which s lo at gMes
genge his death aud the cause for Y mon e aiea
and Rescue his distant comrades from Gap
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-01

Major, G. S. A., has been ,ba msn now being
Van Dorm to the commaueaf q 4 Title Rock Gazette.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-01

PuB1Ic sonooLs, FoURTH DlsrRIcr.-Fhe eS-
animation of fsthese schools commences to-day.
The particulars, as to days and place, will be
found in another column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-01

The Mo,site,u mentions q ramer thet spe cap,a'n
4 of the sumter intends to sell her 70 some SNIP
owner in Genoa. a.,s Y - ...-..-.. ..5.s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-01

IRON, round, square and fat, for sale by wlson@ .
Pomroy. Al Carondelet street. --5, -,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-01

! The. editor Of Le Messenger says that oniekens
being scarce, people have TO fall back On peats
i and eggs for their daily diet. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-01

Sf,nNz1 1LEs TE> sAs March s.--I shall plan, no
cotton this YEAR am determined to raise all tne
corn 81 can and give it to the needy families ol
those who 20 to itihe war. W. H.H. B,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-01

= ~aoar. adyertises in the following mahhei
!, = = ssoSs saa M cigars, smoked and unsmoked'"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-01
1nsr oxn. DAY Too, LArn.-.The Huntsville / lem

HoRsEs FOR sALE.--Apply at 2s caroAla''eaesl 1r''e
street, acco riding to advertisement. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-01

an, sn,'s s,,en Is Well. yes, if you have mlnd
anires 81 sbnt io don't think you will find me there
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-01
m,,r r5toospIr An,,E PEopLE OF ST. LANDRY

TuE HosrIr ABLE PEoPLE OF ST. Ian IN p
and the following in tha opelous Patriot .
elst,aor ofshe 0pelousas Pa,ri5t - parts 81
twenty Tsxans old Aansy nsAlag ssn Sss,,
hessnifa bly entertained by the people af Nashngs
ton While wanting here tWo stae pal
they have been suffered for thsmastxss sna
shoraes tos pay no bills, and have been the
II 1,fN many N Wdniooksd for kindnesses:l ,s..
= Thsv idesirsSnae 10 express rough ySn noW
deeply gratefu they feel foF
extended them. ,,,,rS an for lie Company
T., .washingtsl,; Feb IS 1861
M. ,,a,,,s ad vetera1, Gonmodor Fattnals r.
ar,ers On 70
to Nosf9lk ~ ~ the Virginia. The Commodore ac-
81 marnls by his two sans, dp tls sl,y
eoapadtarv pdav aftetnoon en- route
ii yyspart northea train tha
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-01

TRunrnrER WANTED for Orleans Light Horse
See advertisements 5Tz.. IN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-01

Yankee transport was at Nassau on the l2ta'
With n four hundred troops, bound for Ship tsiana'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-01

CoNFEpsRATE GUARD RESPONSE, COMPANY A.
One hundred men wanted. See advertisement.
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AUCTION SALES.

-
PARTIAL SALE or a CARGO HEcEIYED FROM
Hayaps--pry do5ds, on, Paper Copper Shot. Almonds
Wine, etc etc. III gs 4l 2 81, a3 - tf fta ss,&3
BY BERNARD TURPIN,
~ sStsFay ~ & q Auconeen--46 Old Levec street.
TUEsDAY,A April 4. at lOx O'Clock: A. M,
sreet and Exchange--a m Is
* sat4I2 dozen Pattern L Gather, Crown ,s,- I'F
E 10 pack iges Shoe aAkefs' Thread.
90 8 dozen Calf Skins t5'
az Is pieces Elastic, forishoes Il yards each. E
st.s ~ pieces Oil GlotnF f4Ss5 :
~ 18 deseM Straw Hats Nos. ], ard g. ---,,.5s i
+ 31l dozen Spool Thread $40 yards each,
453 shsets Copper, Eos l8, 21 %, ~ and %.
H.. - boxes y Yellow Mtts. in hleets. ~. -.
= 2s 81 rolls Lead Pipe, n, X and diameter.
ts 70 cases Shnt. Nos 4. aud U. 80 :
10 barrels Coal OIL. ~ "a. - Jg.';r9
81 300 reatns Wrapping Paper.
s. 80 S67 boxes Yellow Soap, Sc lbs. eari
~ 30 boxes 0liys Oil II bottles each IhBr
~ - $50 Jars Olive OIL q z
4 &t 9 bnrrels Dry Wines5 m BssS. 's
- 8bsrrcls Soft Shell Almonds. 100 lbs. each. q
H. bqaartef ptpes Havana Rum. 5fas5 u fa,s
eighth pipes Havana Rum. :. 80
n 3Tas 81 barrels Ale, . dozen stch. -'fs -
assortment OF DRUGS Iodde Potassium, PIns-
slate Poasa Blue MISS BEcarhoae OF Poassis Bal sedn
Potash, Coppares, suplnc Acid Castor Oil, stc, etc.
- .seis - !-l5-fg5f
Caaiccu with full parcunrst will be ready the day
ytous to the sale. - m5i
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-01

ORLEANS Light HoRsE. .-Reserye nieml'ers WIN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-01

EXCHANGE ON vIne MIA adve rtised by H. q. stet.
son & Co. 4s4.z
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-01

DOUBLE COTTAGE AND Attic HOUSE ON RoUs-
street, at auction. 80 g44~s
ONE LOT and in,proyements in the sqpars bounded by
sc feet lines front Rousssau strest BY
stless and So feet 9inehss 31s lives 'hs line.
improvements double Cottage House. with
rooms sabinets and attic donbe Kitchen wh
foons two cistsrns, well, out-hoilses, etc,
TMS-CaSh. be paid in January, 1858, with
ont int balance cash.
Act of T. Barnett, Notary Public the expens
I OF tile purchaser. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-01

"a COMFORTABLE Two.sToRY HOUSE AND LOT
Girod street, between Franklin aud Liberty Streets at
auction, HSsss9ss
LOT AND IMPROVEMENTS. in the square bound , Cd by
irod iMfsyetts, and Lbcry Streets Said lot
sues inches front airod street. by depth Of lQ
feet comprise frame house and
tdrant out houses, ete. ,--,.. /,
TERMS one-half cash; ba.ancein aad
years. bearing cent current and cent
eventual In, crest secured BY on the property
policy transfer ed to vendor. 81 EHl
of the purchaser .. y. fs'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-01

M1OTICE TO BUECHsERs AND SBAI1EMSs saSst a6ts,s
IN Sealed will be eseysd @ 9y e az, nv
Hosps for the ensuing twelve Wi X *
and security the faithful ~ "
bsfore tbs ars Menday t q April ~ u o'Glces
In22 tap7 . 'Wsa' VI AVoAAf' ~ ~ rSN'N'sf'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-01

THREE VALUABLE Let's OF GROUND ON BANK
street. in an1mpyoYed Squsre. at auc' 'ion.i ~
THREE DEsIRABLBshoTs. IN square bounded BY con.
Broad Dorgenos and Bank Said is mea sure
TERMsCash, half cash twelve months for
tersst, secured by on The property,
Acof sale before Ousiler, Notary Public, W the sx
pease Of the purchaser. FaSas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-01

: A SERVANT WANTED. See advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-01

TERMS third cash the balance and two years,
for bearing percent current ard cent esentual
the purchaser has the privilege Of paying all
cash. Il = :. -
pense Of the purchaser. SEC ---.s-l..f2E 7
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-01

s.aooD SQUARE Observation-Disclosures O LOTS
-1es5 One front on Gasquet street. at auctoe. c
GOOD SQUARE OF GROUND, bounded by Gasquet
paimvra Telen .chuS Eortez eets. =
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-16

MxxI1wAx An srx8E rsDaTzsx
hiIa rsfkrring N aast Arsisls 70
I'll aoaf faI policy bf - National ADJ
milsssrsiop we u asssilsd DIR:
Lineoln; and a.s.s.~, sr may be his merits
or dement's whatever MAY b his inssa-
tions whether be Is ultra or conservative,
we hsys no room 70 doubt the ultraisn
Of shs Rspabiican leaders In the State Of
Iswa. They are abolitionisss and disuD-
ionisss At heart. For years past thsy have
expressed their willingness toilet the South
20 pag Of tbs Union tAsir desire TO Do
rid Of the burden Of slavery. They are
the "Unlon men1 nov, because they think
ssUniono means abolition. The leaders
Of Iowa Rspublieanism have been all along
distrussful of Mr. Lincoln, and bitterly
aLusive Of the Union men Of Kentucky,
and Of General Mcclellan. Whilst Oh
safety Of the Union, and the highest Ma
| tiopal interests, demand q political chang
In lowe, on account Of its influence, OF
State and home interests also cry aIoui
for sweeping change, aad a'thorougi
reform. Those, therefore, who havs fass
In Mr. Lincoln, and those who have nos
can heartily unite in voting againss tn
blundering and plundsrigg abolition dy
rastx chat saSsyE rules in Iowa. '
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-16

81 - sss 1H&
Il WI sasw ne Rspsblie&n party
hs HepablI I'M party nighs have pre-
senssd TIA prsssas dssAssasing civil war.
II might havs saved she lives of shous-
aaas of the best men sf the Nation, and
thousands Of aaiilisas Of sha psaplsas
aaeasy. For proek 81 whas re say, read
the following from the speech Of SrxPHEN
4. DogaEAs, delivered In tina United States
Ssasla, Jaaaaxy ID, lsSl, apsa tha ssa-
promise measures, than psading before
sAs Senate SEf I F. EEA-lll ~
81 believe this 70 be o fair basis Of
grnieahle adiustmsat. III yaa OF tie Be
publican side are not willing 10 accept
| this, nor shs proposition u the eenasos
from Kentucky, fAr. Critsenden, prss
tsA ~ sehaf you are sotiting 10 dof
al ADDRESS TEE aaaUrRT 70 RRPpaGIcAsa
oxLg. aoR THz aRAsaN gRAT ID TIE Ooa-
mxxRER ov TaIETREg, a vzw DATs ago
lxygRY aKayKn Tzoa TINE SoBFH, i#eLUplke
rsosx Egoa TEE CoTTes sTATEs, lMRssRs
TooaBs AID DAy1s,) Kxrxxssgp xagIl
4 axanUzss 20 AceEP1 gHR RaoRoslTEaa o.
Il MI vEEERABLR FgTEsD TRoG kRsTEcEr
4 {Aa. 0.pssS&BE@s1 ~ q sEaAk.~ ssTgh.&sGA'
or vxzg caNxR0ygRsY, III usTEspED AID sCs
YAgsgp aY raE RxPuBLlcAN AgaBxas.
] ssHENCE THE SOLE RESPONSE
BIIITY OF QUIZ DISAGRREMkhl
| AND THE ONLY DIFFICULIYz ~
THE WAY OF An AMICABLE AID
/ UsTAEET, rs With THE RKPUB
EdOAk PANEY.n '@5 "a
Here d q provsd that the Republics
; party il responsible, for the war-shas
: i responsible, Tor every dollar of NJ
4 sional and State Indebtedness iDcugre'
i. ON account OF Che war-thas it ID respos
sible, for the high taxes that have bss
imposed upon the people, on account
the waE-shas Il ID responsible, for Il
distress and financial ruin, which no
% exists 10 every part Of Che eoupiry-th
i Il Is responsible, for every life lost
tti#I the was--that 1t IL responsible for, a
! should receive the curses OF every wi
made = widow, and of every child ma
80 orphan, BY the present civil var.
Ia sbort that ii witi be responsible
d the dissolution Of The Union, should I
~ Union be dissolved.
Shall saeh . party bs soatinaed
~ power, or viii the people change th
rulsrs7 Let the Ballot boxes at
next election proclaim the ansSer.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-16
Al smpthASCE y SEQ. 81 ~

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wsg f4sss i s8tsaa slfFs1 e. sf*' -
a. q rs il 9sfak4bsa y ~ 6 y. 81
~ as LIs8 u Css@8sti Y Ess. rs. - ss ~
msssa@gas IN taBsea u gassa"s 20. r
500 Msaa eBs ~ atas So - rs ~
IA re ssasa n4s efzRf7 isssa2 49, = 81
"a SO AaaS side II u iftsf5'f5 80, . -
aasyza8a tgsta t8ge FFtzs' sA.5E - $50
~ RBass8 nj sk8 $50 lis4 = -. fs -
saekss Ffsaa tEtss V S',.s .,ss.sssas =
ahsfl be FaIssa sa ifsllsa 'sssss So 7.
sesk lass n atAEsAa4 . SUE - $50 3 !.
a3w sssasssasea Kfs8fs ssas $500
- 80 y 80. rs h Fa8ss - =
80 Y E ssssss - III 80 asaf FF& So AZ
aaas lass "a &a@8s*s stress 4, = sfsss7
fBlse8 ssss fss8 ss@F W stS7' -
ssx, q Ard hs u tsFssss - - 2 :
sss4y Hssafnsa4 b# F48FsfFa A > esSs ~
asgeamSl aYasaR sAa y laF' Ffs@' -. = 1. s " \.
50 sAAs pastt4H e Y - sf,l ~ s@
- 49, -. y go ~ ~ a. = So - rs z
80 ~ s 49, 81 sas9ss. h Fssf s
sssssaa assss8 aaF*Fsa Ialsss T - -, u ss~
Asfs@s, ASs*s kasa ssfat s'ssz "a .ss1ls.
49, 9 49, slsIs Ahs tas3 ~ IS
49, = - - - s,ssass as9fas
- - - - - 81 ssAss ssssAt -
nj IL. nN4ass@s ~ issf8sfs sas ~ 49, gssa
ssasse - haaaa Ia I'D ssfsf asaf ~ ss4s -
sAAs ~ ssss -. &. * sssz ssgfta -. ~
80 = 90 Il 50 ssasHsstes - - a
-. a. 80 z8sezsasA HAs Mssa s. = ~ =
ss& e. ii 49, KssagA ID ssaes* ~ ss - =
IN 49, 90 asmss = - -. = ~ Is
60 49, ~ a ggsfsisFs sssssss -
ssssss.sas - wssss a Sc {. 3 $500
- - - asa s&ss w$asls AFS Ee'
xassssassss swss saa Fsss ~ waLmaa. So
assua y q gAa wgeas sssE @@
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-16

9th. skh and Iaah vsssss. 1hsas cams nn-
unse him sedrsain esaesAing. |
ssA.a aging, Eosa, my lsfass) Deuias
lisaa It hoes sick a shs palsy, and grew
iously tormsnsed.s And jesus saith un-
to him, VIII come and heal him. Ths
centurion answered and said, Lord, am
not worthy FOR | Am y
uss under authority, 80 And
L ssy unto nag ssxvans de this and hs do
egk sss And Jesus said,
| vssfly say unite you, I have not found %
great bath, no, not in Isrsal." The sag
want was healed. VI -~
How il 1t then; il the centurion Was
guilty of the "most grisvous sin" because
ha owned (slavss) thai Christ the Savior,
should pronounce him advanced In the
ehaEaH graces, beyond ANS and ell, Of ths
Jswa2 1853 -a.E z#
I Genesis Gath chap. 3sth vsrse-"And
tho Lord hath blessed my master greatly
and be il become great and be hath CIV.
en- him Jocks, aad hsrds, and silver aas
: gold, and msu.ssrwanta and maid-seTvantl
and eamels and asses.' ...
Abolition dissai.y and The 'santi -slav
gy God'' worshipped by Seward, suzanne
: L Co., must have been shocked at shs sw
" fni sin the true God committed in givinI
: slaves to the faithful Abraham and q
. the knowledge OF The fast that the God .
s Hsaven must have oacmed slaves or b
y could not have oips's them away ay
= sDulas a slATs and bondman strictly on
6 born a. such; !" ana which weEd CORES
ponds to the Hebrew word translated ser
+ want (LiddslI h sCott's @. Lex.) Avs
o with such wicked hypocrisy and lnfdaIj
-Isy. 80.
p Again, Genesis S2a chap. 4th sBd 81
10 vssss.--"ABa he (JseubJ commands
J. them, saying, thus shall ye speak to n
9t Lord Esau And hwYe oxt
OF and asses, and nsn-servsnss aud wonsI
at servants 9 Exodus 2lzt chspG.
10 4th verse.-'qfAis master have given hi
Dc vile Aad she have born him sons
be daughters the wife and hsr children sSs
It, be her masters, and he shall 20 out
b, himself. And II the servant shall plai
n y say, love my master, my wife and q
az children I will not go out free: Thsa q
a. master shall bring him unto the 5ndge
ed He shall bring him unto the door or "a
n, the door post and bis master shaa bo
ne his sar with al Awl; aad he shall served b
he forever" IT,"
bet is it possible then, that any m&Al "
lds reads Gods holy word IN good faith, Cd
nd nag, dars deny thas God doss nov, a
ID always has tolerated slavery; and that
BE life, even Of His own chosen peopleS
the Oh, 20 inRdel hypoerltes; ye who W
Ays yoaz lips profess Goodness, and IN u
re- hearts despiss nae, and my words b
ro- can you escape the just retribution
3D. Heaven You "Who deal damnas
led round the land TO All you judge Go
III foe" To be continued. L
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-16

patriotism. The paopla Aazs % iaes ail
the bills, and we VIM be ueh aassiysd
IL they do not Al the nsks lection aorsx-
turn the tablesv Of these nxstsaaea paisi-
oey and shieving money csangsrs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-16

l. d. giEsas Of "a exscaslaa e As asIsefsa
sysfn a. ga IL sia ClsgE Of the District coaF
Of PaxkawassaxaEs CsHHsy, Lswas sAAti Sreeesa 30
sell Oh SATURDAY the sslh dag o. july a. D. tsaS be-
szssssa sass SEARS sf % eieIoh a. u aaa SE1ock
p AZ aaia day, In treat OF the CoEa1y IgeasHE
osace In Ehs cay Vt Caancsi Rim2ss Ena EoEiSwlhs
dsScrtbsa Real Rssgssv 90 AZ wsFas so~#tss
me nsrtE s4i aasrtes Of EAe sDasa~sas1 EAFtFT
fortw-fouT wsst Sxjs 70 coaEasncs VI Scsss& y.
M Of Aa8a EAys Ast
rassa "a the YFepewty Of 4. @, RaEa to SATISFY 81
exscaEiSn In tageF ag I. W. 1yneA =. -.
81 j. p. HIL42 Ans, Sas4fG-
couhciI Bluas, Ebw2, yans SSH 49, ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-16

DE URETRD sTATKA hezgL' as
.... sy ewK Oh DE moARSAHs. g@
rs Took rossas sar de sssssu--i's eu<siH' quite
rs steps ~ a t4vsrn-da uxf4kD STATES no
Old UNCLE SAYS as Isa4iord~s ass and aFiaa
4.. anF aII~- = 10 @f .-
Aaa as visasua Of the Asssars Is, OARS natsa Scr
# J de Bills =
a. "a. o., H o Dia&am dAxksy,
De White trash can't sMa&d I'd.
Re take rooms at Dc tavern 80 - '*
Where de- esligd sEntgy ka2S1
De 'pesssm IL vas lab'y--eat ws'ss better STHs
De bos.eaEs il wa 'niaesns, 81 raesooa sssss and
But .possopa. 'eoes and hos-caks.--r bid yep ati
EaFw aEtas @a- .+f s#.iG& eggs - y y
Yop would NJ spitde 'sistr At ul=ie ssga's Hetal
y ..'f oh HI d DiGk wa DsrkF4f
J.. ..... On ID att sou AaAE On h&A sat- III"
Ers riagtn' tor de boaFd&hs ..,-t
rr f1E. 1t unezs saEa's Rs&ea. "a 90 1E'' ~
Er-sg zE .sn tEE kE% .fsG.
And Do ut yop know de bosFdabs Pds accomplish
! "a ed Diazh GEow-
De s~.SsslaaFsat R1qHasy, and @ sAnant H's'aA
Ana III = d. ssaTn sRaaaa,' DO masssE whas aa'
! Ara coin; "a DE- ssardsAs - Hmca@ SANS Esgss.
J Ga IA u Ht1&8A& AA4AEy ..E
! o berry auFsT am,
T. .-s De esaa Of all de t&vsEns .s.t .-s
/ L. keps hy UNCLE sAA.
De- scaFuzhIaasaa RanFess whsG ss sass aswH +
I dine,
gaxs hear airm cali tina waAaaA, "a f0ssa along q
,d see d. iiksss white poys Ahsav4u Mfssah snow
Asa sstas4as saisksa axias 70 Dc iusiE naasl
o. nj D4akaaa Darkeyi
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