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Newbern weekly progress., 1862-02-18
I,.ms from the Ricon md p-pa,rn 18th,

FROM GENERAL WISES CGNHAND--
THE LOSSES AT ROANOKE.
II. Col. Claiborne, of tb, Independent North
carolina Regiment, commanded hy Col Green,
which was captured on Roanoke Island, ar
rived mere last night He left Gen. Wi>e's
cat0p in Cur,iDuck, North raroliur, at 8
o'clock Thursday night, We learn hon him
the following facts
On Thursday at o'clock six Of the gun
boats tsdc whrg, S,camrrsl o. hc enemy ap.
p aryl cif the laoath Of the AlScmmle and
| Currltuck Canal, aud hci few cannon shots
at I'll, camp Of Gen. Wise, then at the bridge
mile or so distant The General deemed il
proper to withdraw towards Curi luck Court
| House, as he had M means OF defence against
the guns Of the boats. This he did. SubSe.
quontly he ordered farther withdrawal to
t,r "a tHidse in Norfolk county. few Of
the enemy landed At the cdnaI say two or
three hu, drcd; ba; ihcy did not leave the pro-
tpc,on oi The boats whlc.oh,crIpd General
Wise had only some 200 w,u. Hcnnnssen's
batteries were not with him.
On Tuesday, y nag Of truce steamer went
over to Roanoke Island, and returned to Nor
folk on Thursday evening, bringing the TO.
dies OF CNp,alns Wise Gpi Coles, and Lieut.
Sedcn. accompanied by Dir. Cole, Surgeon Of
the Wise Legion, released on parole. Capt.
:, W. died the morning after the fight
The bodies of Capt, Wise and Capt. Coles
reached this city last evening" and'were re
1cciycd at tNu depot with the respect due the
memory Of he,ccs who fell in a glorious
cause.
We have received from Lieut.. r. s. Sanxay
Of the Blues who accrmpanic,! the remains
, Of the officers to this city, list Of The
! killed and wounded in the Richmond and tive
or three other companies, received by the flag
= OF truce Our entire loss in killed was eigh
and IN wounded hirtg This is the statemrn
Of pr. Cole, and it may be relied upon as cor
l rect.
RICHMOND BLUES.
Killcd--Capt 0. Jennings Wise, privat
Wan. H. Bennett,
Wounded Lieut. Fred. Carter, (ahoulder,
c Sergeant Geo. W. Jarvis, (side,) prvotcs Wn,
e Haskell, Frank Johnston, H. Adler, an
r Francis Gambc-each wounded in leg, ne
n dangerously.
Il CAPT. coIE'S COMPANY.
y kilcd-COpt. Robt Coles,
s Woandod- d--Private Thomas, (acck,) privat
g B shop, (Ghoullor,) and three others names nc
ascCrtajnVd.
/. M'CuLLOCH RANGERS.
I'll Killed Private Doison.
e Wounded Private Daly, OodyD Coliul
', (arm)
'c GAIT. NoREI3's COMPANY.
h, Wounded go Private Robinson, (tnee.)
N CAPT. swAYT's COMPANY.
IS Wolndel Lieut. Potter, Geg, and two pI
te Yates, slightly.
ID CAPT. pIcRlNsoNs's COMPANY.
1t Wounded Lieut.. Edgar Miller, Shot
$. dcr.)
ii FEDERAL LOSS.
p The Federal loss, I'VE lcsrp through the san
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CHATHAM CoALFiGlp RAILROAD. = Alta meet
ing GC lhe Comi,sioners appointed for opening
books Of subscription to the above Road, the
following rosoIa'on was adopted
Rtmiye3, That books oI suOcription for stock
in said Company be forthwith opened Al the
Bank of Cape Fear in the Ci'y Of Raleigh,
under the superintendent Of Wm.H JONES'
AaLeiaA .S.aA4Ml.
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WHIaKEY DIsTlrIgWEs. This subject is at
tracing considerable interest IN most Of the
Southern States The following bill has passed
the Legislature Of Tennessee:
SEcTIoN l.Bc it enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State of Tennessee, That IL
shall not be lawful for any person or persons
in this State to purchse and d,sdi Rny kind
Of grain into spiritu1as liqlorS dur NJ the
existence Of the present war with the United
States
Sgc.2. Be it further enacted, That for each
and every violation Of this act the offender or
offenders shall be punishable by prcsentment
or indictment, and upon conviction shall'he
fined not less than five hundred dollars and
Imprisoned not less than one month.
SIC 8. Be it further enacted, That the
seYc! al judses,of the CiTcui. aSl -Granual
C3urts Of this State shall give this act in
charge to their respective grand jurios.
SIC A. Be it further enacted, That disIilalion
Of all the grain raised or produced by the dis
tiler and the purchase of other supplies t,
take its place for his own use, shall make hin
punishable under the act.
SIC. 5. BE ii .further enactea,, That this
ACT shall take effect from and af,cr this pas
sage.
The above plan, of course, will, if carrie'
out put stop to dsiillation in Tennessee, bH
to our mind, TIE quickest and surcst plan is t.
authorize and require the Shcrits Of the r0ri
GUS counties to seize all grain found in tn
hands Of distillers held for that purpose an
turn it over, inlscrim'nately, to the govern
mnrt
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-02-18
FRpSi WESTERN VIRGINIA.

skktrort III I roached ~ froin 4 sonrce NJ
pdy the enemy attacked our cavalry ndar
'ld)Ss Ferry, ID tiW connty of Fasettl, t.ibk
i soorthree prisoners, and killed alew horces.
las + sserals chgagrii in.ihis lBsle aRlr, how
Ter. ~ not have long to congratulate them
'Ilyl@ upon the triumph; f,r they subsequent.
] Encountered tbeeA5th Virginia regiment,
Erlherly Col, iieth's, anil Hsi,, ensued; in
IhHh the Yaukces we're uttefly reated, s5ss
ISihce theabsyc vas 10 typt. &c have leatn-
.rHsn g.nDcb s'h's i Mrs.r rsSIsS souo e
E',1lIaitsr part cf last weeks Our cavalry,
I'll ziyIST Of not more thaf two coInmncs,
4,rse savsoae.} was surprised and attack cd
N Tie, enemy. who k;ned one man. and took
sik pfispaers.3And captured s,mc the horses.
Ae Ash IegMetlt. eucanped a, Packs Frrrs,
i Ii rlit3,aree the cavalry, but r!t i,
hx hnuiesd OF the cremy, whom they
reBulsed, with what loss, is
3siis,ntcd.s Tho .acront of the afair was
lfotyatit As tlts city aby a resident Of Monrae
bunty. WI.
~ X Y fr-
4 nv ,I5F,Iu y,s.s ll,tIyENj nv THE rEDE.
/ M n ~ N z .,,.. -
nni'2' 'n
K "a gentleman arrived IRON, Winohester yes
INV HisteS lnat ,tnesESncralS nave IA
i eil possession ol MoQriieids, thc county sc"'
III hardy county. bout twenty hye nun,
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-02-18
Frum the Lchdun pdnclI.
Albert

How should the Princes diet
With red spur deep'in maddennns charges
Hsrk,
Leading the rush that clcaves the ioeman's
rank,
Aud shouting some time famous battle cry
Ending pleasure day,
joys painted goblet fully drained 'ni ont,
While weared vassaii codly stand about,
And con new homage which they long to pay 7
To have the Princes died,
Nohler aud happier far the f,tc that falls
On hin ohn mid yon aged Castle walls
Hears as he goes the pHsh Of Thames tide.
Gallant. high.ua,nrod, brave,
0, hnd his lot been cast in worrior days,
No nobIer kngh; had won tho minstrel's
praise.
Than him for whom the half reared banners
Or Craced with gcntlcr powers,
Ia" .png, the pencil, and the Tyre his own,
Deigucl ne h live tair pleasures thrsIi alone,
None Ind more lightly sped the laughing horrs,
Better and noblcr fate
His. whom we claimed but yesterday
HIS, ours no more, his, round whose sacred
clay
The death mate pages and the hera!dS wait
IL was too soon to die
Yet might We count his years by triumphs
Won,
BY wise, pnd hol md Christian duties done,
It were no brici cvenaess history.
This was hs prnccly thonghtI
With all hi. varied wisdom to repay
| Dnr trust AMI love, which on thar Bridal Day
| The Daughter If the Isles for dowry brought.
For that he 'ovel our @ leen,
! Aud foc her sake, tho people of her love,
teN a d iir distant ndlnes shall rauk above
lis own. where Englands cherished names arr
bgUu,
| C'n,d .terr he closer tie
| Twixi Ms who sprrowinr. own a nations deb
| And II u. our own dear Lazy wko asyet
Must m jeIsher su llen wos with fearless eyr
Whrn with kind relief
Those ry es rail tears, o might this though
employ
Him whom she loved We loved We share;
her joy,
And will no, BIS d MED 10 share her grief
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-02-18

THE CONFEEERATE FLAG AGAIN
WAVES OVER ELIlABGrH CITY,
NoRsoLE, Feb. 10, p. u. The Confederate
troops took possession OF Elizabeth City, N.
G., at twelve o'cock Yesterday, after arriving G
ont the Yankees and taking some prisoners.
1hp Yankees sugh' reluscon their gurb,ats
The Coulcd,'a,c .iag 10" floats Elizabeth
City.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-02-18
LATER FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

N,GFoLE, Feb Ii. % IS r. " -lnc ntdi.
gcocc lrom Norrh Carolina to-day is that
Elizabeth City wa' rc,ak,n by the Confeicr,
ate forces ON Friday. Four citizens of that
place who were regarded as trai'urS wcrc
seized and brought to Portsmouth this even.
Ing a, prisoners, Their names are Wilcox,
Laboylcaux. Sawyer and DR.. Pemont
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The orders the Commodore were plcem
tary to the cOmmandantS Of the Vessels whel
The means of resistance failed, to run each Oh
into shoal water, sci her on fire and save IL
crew. From some unexplained cause this was
only obeyed by the commandant Of the Fanny. /
The fight continued at Cobb'S Point one hou.
and fifteen minutes when the gunboats sue !.
ceedei in passing the battery and closed up'
and captured the Seabird and the Ellis. The |
Fanny was set on fire and burned and thcl
crew escaped, and joined the men at the bate
ry,
The enemy in Overwhelming force rushcdi
upon the Seabird and Ellis and captured bo,hsI
The Appomatox escaped up toward the lnout
IT the canal, where the Raleigh had been pre-
viously sent to get ammunition.
The Forest was on the ways for repairs
and il not burned fell into the hands ofstle EN-
emy. ~ s X
The Appomatox, Beaufort and Rsseigh had
The best machinery, and are trohably saved. -
The others were of little valne
Com. Lynch left Cobb's Point with 80 Off
GERS and men who have escaped But six OF
his men were killed and three wounded.
Gen. Ilcnningscn left Elizabeth City and is
SA'd 20 have arrived safe al Hleh'oh villa h'S
'0,,,n''1u ,r' o,, .onca p,;.oho,, c,r 80, 100,
possession OF the town, making purchases Of
the merchants and paying them IN gold. Their
p'ckets now extehd six miles an this direc
ton: ,a, =.
~ Wv" .;'rshoa "aS hg ,h p'as.si, ~ a,lr
small norton being burned.
Edcnton had not been attacked at tn. atcs;
accounts, but the lahao'tan's mad nearly pi
m ~ "n''ep'',oH e w = - a,'a,", n.y,,o. :. cs
Is5TIyyF1y n M
land n,tuu,tn1 WIN fit,I iasf,Ar'yF al, n
"'' N''NN'N - -" "" ~ "
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LATEST FROM Y5sE NGRTEF.
ARRIVAL FROM EUROPE.
Opposition ln England 10 The EScs.
t0ratiOn OF lic GniUn,
LNTERESTYNG NEjPS ITEMS.


NORFOLK, Feb. j.. Il Received at o'clock
4b minutes 7. M--Northorn papers, of the
18th inst, have been received here to-day
by the flag OF truce boat from old Point
The steamship Irutonia has arrived with
European Intelligence one day later than that
received by he Jnra ut Portland, This VII
be news Of Feb lst
The New York Herald, OF yesterday, says
that parties in ENgMnd have resolved to 90.
jcct to every measure taken by jho Go;crn,
ment for the +, sDortjon Of the Cmon.
The Federal vessel IuSyarora las been or
!ered from Southampton by al Official Letter
lrom Portsmouth.
a new ministry has been formed in liol.
land.
The Russians have been defeated in Circas.
sia.
French troops were being rapidly dispatched
to Mexico
The Nashville was sdil at southampton.
The Paris correspondent Of the Nerq}{ say
that in Breach circles the opinion is
almost universal that France and England will
interfere in American difficulties in loss than q
month, aud says ihat the Ministers, the Gov
ernmunt, the people, and the Government pa
pers, are all ready tor intervention.
The London Tsmes says there is larg'
party in the House of Commons who are urg
ing on the Government the policy Of nter'er
ence in the American struggle.
| Tho health Of Mason and Slil2N Is good
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-02-18

TUESDAY MNRN!NG, FEB. Is, ls0a.

Tug great crisis IS L No.. North CAROLINA. -
Her soil has been invaded and her citizens are
hsiny robbed and butchcred by the mercenary
ioo. Nov is the time for North Caroliuians to
railyto the STANDARD of their country and hurl
back this horde Of vandals to their own place,
or Slaughter them wherever found as they
would band Of thieves. Oar brave men are
beginning to send up good account of them
selves from Tennessee and other points, lei
not North Carohnians be backward in the
manly struggle for independence.
In al! probability the next ten days will be
frausht with greater trials and moro serious
consequences to us than any other similar pc
riod during the war A large feet ofboats
armed with heavy mortars has been fitting ou'
up North and has probably sailed before this
and old Bennett has already told us that it was
intended to operate upon N important Fort
in our yesterdays Issue, that this llcet was
intended for Norfolk, but having learned since
tha. Burnsde's feet has lett Albemarle and
returned to panilico Sound, we now begin to
think that the Mortar fleet is to act upon Fort
Macon awhile burnside pays his respects to
Newbern.
One thing, we think IS certain that i9, that
the Mortar fleet is to act in unison with the
Burnside feet and as the latter is in our wa
tars Il iy too plain that Norfolk or this place
ode Or .iitc aher, is tho floi point.
" Chen it becomes us 10 ba vide a%SEe s'sa
keep our powder dry, and by all means be
sure We have a plenty fit. 1t may be ha
the feet has only returned to Roanoke Islant
for supplies and intends to renew the raj,
upon the railroads and NorTolk with redolb.ct
vigor and determination, in which case We ar,
to 90 scot free Meantime We should look well
TO our guns, taking good care to have ever,
thing in the way ofbomb-rrools, Sc. nicely fn
ished and securely made. Many victor,
has been lost too, and brave men sub dec ed to in
glorious defeat for the want Of ability to pou
in cross frcat the proper time aud place, an,
in this view Of the case, would it not be wei
for our authorities to look well to pcrsinmo
Point?
Again We say, the crisis is upon US and
bchoovcs us TO have every Thing ready, an
while the Yan'ices can now boast that the
have won the two best in three ipoa our soil
let it never be said that they won the fourth.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-02-18
yVLHTEp. sHuRgaTS :


w THE UN. A
dlrsign'd desire 10 rhi4e an lninIi,ry Company n
hr tie war An pelsuus enhS, < nre entitled NJ
70 a bounty of fly doi'Grs from the Confederate
S'a'es AMI fifteen trom the state, making b"uniy
OF arty u doAat
lively mlnths volunteers cnsting are also enti,
tied toa fur,uugh Of iull thuty daye, to stay ut
nunc t. 1lch w,ll be added as many days as is
es'unted a. Giricnt ir.trave Lone aud back, tho
u,nfber nj to exceed sixty
Muitir in srIv.cc sriSirE are entitled to tho
same privilege rs tnc,ve murths volunteers.
FoI fur cI information Apply 10 iha undersigned
NJ CQmp G tin. Lieut.. FRANK. FOY,
l.sut. K L. JONES.
! EnhRdSwtf
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-02-18

ton enough to call himself Governor Of tho
State
The Methodist Confercrcc at its last session
expelled him by unanimous vote. --Sgtelk
Christian Sun,
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-02-18

i,Sf isoR s.0iii j 6i s. f ssrr.
Nv 7, VIZ N 4 4. W 4 n Y ls
~ M chss.;.ss III 4 nkesirfeil IL III 1
vi 'r..sk, Il *
eetsH'l '''H.np,s "a <, AZ.
~ Loupvn, =, ',v - y "
tPr'tep upi ~. ~ utT 9,'-s'a ''ttt''F ''lsik
closed heSyy,l 49, s,,
n nihlfelgaa Senafe tlap}i W'pfn'F.'''''g
seven millions ol dpl!ArS tuf tAe cgnFlr'loil
fortiGratinrs, was passed. As
The New Y5fk p,Itd,, market wa. shss active
and lnldding upands were quoted ut 49a3O
cer,s. y 4. y
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-02-18

aFths, issss5 comniss slourd 2Ii@fss sI
two Cslsnels,) and l70 piisatrs killed, and
III y,asn,ii,d ~ nv
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-02-18

We also learned from the Captain that the
guns were so arranged on the / snl battery
that out Of or 10, only 3 could b, brough;
to bear upon the enemy. Strange engineering,
that! Bad management has nearly ruined us,
and all inefficient officials should b. at once
displaced and competent men appointed in
their stead.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-02-18

Whrn with kind relief
Those eyes raia tears. 0 nigh: this though,
employ
Him whom she loved We loved. We shared
her joy,
And will not be MED 10 share her grief
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-07-25
Our Country-Be Hopeful.

1t is a common saying that the dark
est hour is just before day. and in this,
the great trial through which our country
is passing, we fully believe that saying
will be verified. Notwithstanding there
yet exists in our State class of men,
who, regardless of the duty they owe their
country, persist in efforts to perpetuate
party, and have again unfurled their party
banner to the breeze, inscribed with their
battle-cry of the Union as it was and
the Constitution as it is, and whose drill
masters have not yet ceased to declare
that this war can only cease by conapro-
mise although the word gives the lie to
their Constitution as it is'-we say, not
withstanding all their declarations, we
cannot help but express our opinion that
the darkest hour is fast passing, and that
day will soon dawn. Let but the brave
army of the Union sweep the rebels from
the plains Of Richmond, and the sun Of
Peace will have already shed his first
rays DER the land of the free and the
home Of the brave without compromise.
Hardly had the lamps of the Wide
Awakes' ceased to burn, after the election
of Honest Old Abe,' before Mr.. Haw-
kins, of Florida, who was appointed a
member of the Committee of Thirty Three
in the House of Congress, rose in his
place, and declared that he would not
serve, as the day Of compromise had
passed. and he soon expected to be in
formed of the withdrawal of his State
from the Union. 1t was then that dark
hours, but not the darkest. began to en-
shroud the nation in gloom. Congress,
as well as the country, cast around for a
deliverer, but no deliverer came-no cla-
rion voice of Clay was there to quench
the burnings of the Southern heart
Shorn of their official locks. they refused
all offers Of adjustment, and sailed boldly
out into the sea of secession and Revolu-
ton. They left as legacy to the Union
as it was an empty treasury, robbed and
empty arsenals, Offices filled with enemies
to the government, and an innumerable
host of sympathizers this side of Dixie,
to justify their treason.
In disguise had he who was called by
a free people to preside over the destinies
Of this nation to enter our nations capital
within the lines of an army of soldiers was
he inaugurated President, and surrounded
by traitors on every side, did the govern
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-07-25
Epitome of News.

-WAsHINGToN, July 2O.-Hon John
S. Phelps has been appointed Military
Governor of Arkansas, with full powers
The purpose is to assist the loyal people
to re-establish the Government there in
accordance with the Constitution.
-BALr1MoRE, July 2O.-C. C. Ste
vens was sent to Fort McHenry to-day,
for sending medicines and letters to reb-
els.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2O.-The Gov
ernor will call an extra session of the
Legislature, in few days, to provide a
State bounty. The Constitution does not
authorize him to take such action him
self.
M. Mercier, French Minister, has
arrived here from Washington.
-NEw YoRK, July 2l.-Advices from
Key West reports the British steamer
Adela captured by the Queen City, eight
miles southwest of Abacarisa. She is a
fine paddle steamer, of 600 or 8GG tuns,
with cargo for Dixie.
The Rebel schooners Julia and Uncle
Nose were also captured in the gulf, res.
pectively, by the Kittaning and Tahona.
--WAsH1NGToN, July 2l.--There is a
report in secession circles this morning
that Stonewall Jackson is at Gordon sville
They affect to have received direct intel
ligence to that effect.
-WAsH1NeroN, July 2l.--The Treas
ury Department is making active prepa.
rations for the issue of the new Treasury
notes, authorized by the recent act O.
Congress. The small notes, one's anc
two's will be ready for delivery in about
fortnight or two.
The Italian ministers had again
strongly repudiated the rumors of Italy's
interference in Mexico.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-07-25
Democratic Definitions.

'Nigger' A black thing. between a
man aad a baboon. st
. Slavery The normal condition Of all
'niggers.'
- All men are born free and equal This
means all white men.
Liberty The right to enslave the
Niger. .E-3 <eZ er
Freedom The abnormal condition oi
the niger.
'Anti-Slavery.' Abolitionist.
'Abolitionist.' One who wishes to mix
the black with the white. - .f.-.
BLACK Republican An equalizer ot
races. or negro elevator.
'Democrat.' One who is fernenst'. the
niger. ~sss
Fanatic One who would put the
niger above white man.
Traitors Men who are elbc wing fol
Tax Collectorships.
Rebels Men who recommend per.
sons for Tax Collectors.
Cowards.' All Abolitionists and Re.
publicans who dom; 60 to war.
Union Men, Those who would com
promise with traitors.
Compromise Give to rebels all they
ask.
Constitution A machine to run the
government, with adjustable sections, to
accommodate rebels.
Patriot One who clings to party at
the expense of country.
The Constitution as it is, and the
Union as it was.' The same machinery
that we didn't want as it is a little while
ago, because it didn't suit the rebellious
branch of our family.
But enough for the first edition.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-07-25
vallandigham.

The above named, Most noble Pa
triot,' (?) in his speech at the Columbus
Convention, said of the forty thousand
soldiers needed from Ohio, If the Re.
publicans of Ohio will detail thirty five
thousand of them, we will find five thou
sand strong-armed, stout-hearted, true
Democrats to go down and see that they
do not run away Most noble VAL, did
not You and all other Democrats claim
that large majority of our soldiers are
Democrats 4? What did they do at Bull
Run ? You would furnish rear guard
of Democrats, not to fight, but to hold
others to the work, would you? Bravo
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-07-25
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-07-25
Just Think of It.

In speaking OF the candidate for Dis
trict Collector of the National Revenue,
Geo, W. Beery. Esq, our friend Of the
Union says, just think Of the patriot
Beery name poked under the nose OF
honest OH Abe, recommended by promi-
nent reJels of Upper sandusky and Bu-
cyrus
Mr.. Beery's application was signed,
brother DUNN, by some of the leading
Democrats Of this place, two at least OF
whom also gave him letters also by Judge
Plants, OF Bucyrus Judge Whitley, OF
Findlay, and Judge Seeney, of Tiflin, all
Democrats, and, as we suppose, in favor
of the Constitution as it is, and the
Union as it was.' We are left in the
dark as to whom you refer be a little
more explicit, and tell us at sohom you
'frow'd dat brick just think friend
DUNN, Of thy former abuse Of thonest
Old Abe,' and see if you have not made
them (old Abe and Beery) out to be fl
subjects for association.