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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-12-04
sshy Does Not Gen. Burnside Adj.
vance.

Why does not Gen. Burnside occupy the
south bank of the i;appshannock a, Fred.
eiick,bdrg. instead Of the north bank?-
Wnv has he not taken that small unimpcr-
tail, and drfencele>s city, and pushed his
army souIhward? Nearly four weeks has
elapsed since he assumed command of the
army, and il i yet idle before Fredericks-
burg. lie has had no battle lie has
M ,de no advance There has been q
change of base and of disposition in the
different cor, of the army, but he is no
farther south than he WAS when Mcclellan
was deposed. 1t Is only sixty miles from
Frederick sburg TO Richmond--four DAYS
much but Burnside is inactive up
"a the north bank. Why is this? lie has
been informed by Gen. Haleck that there
we're political reasons demanding his haste.
lls has ben informed by the whole aboli-
ton press that the cry of "On TO Rich
m"nd' means somthing now. He has had
II letter from the President detailing the
IN Of the campaign and urging speed.--
But he obstinately hugs the north bank Of
tie RappahannOck. Without cavalry, with
out shoes, and without rations half the
tim (for il is fact that half rations have
been d ALT several days in succession to the
army ofthe Potomac, )is il strange that he
declines moving?
ALI TO 'hi, the eager wish Of the rebels
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-12-04
Presidents Message.
The President saws:
WAsniSGroN, Dec. |

The correspondent ce touching foreign
affairs during the last year Is herewith
submitted. i'll compliance with a request TO
that effect. If the condition of our rela-
lions is less gratifying than formerly, it is
certainly more satisfactory than nation
SO unh.ppily distracted might have reason
ably apprehendel. y blockade Of 5000
miles of sea coast could not be establi shed
and vigorously enforced in season Of
great commercial activity like the present
without committing occasional mistakes,
and iniiicting unintenlional injuries upon
foreign nations and subjects. in clear ca
ses of these kinds. have so FAR as posi-
bic, heard and redressed complaints by
friendly powers. There j. however a
large aud augmenting number of doubtful
cases upon which the government is una
BILE to agree with the governments whose
protection is demanded by the claimants.
There are, moreover many cases in which
the United States or their citizens suffer
wrongs from the naval or military author
tiles Of other nations, which. the govern
ment of these States are not at once pre-
pared to redress. have proposed to some
Of the foreign States interested mutual con
ventions to examine and adjust some com
plants. This has been made especially to
Great Britain, France. Spain and Prus.
STA. In each it has been kindly received
but not as yet formally adopted.
Applications have been made TO me by
many free Americans Of African descent
| to favor their emigration, with view to
such colonization AS was contemplated in
all the recent acts of Congress Other
parties at home and abroad, some from in
terested and other motives, have suggest
ed similar measures; while on the other
hand, several of the Spanish
Amer can r ,publics have protested against
the sending of such colonies to their res
pective Territories Under these circum-
stances have declined 10 move any such
colony to any State without first obtaining
the consent of its government, with an
agreement on is part to receive and pro
tect such emigrants in all their rights as
/ treemcn; and have. at the same time off
cred 10 the several States situated in the
tropics or having colonies there to nego
tate with them, subject TO the advice and
consent OF the Senate, to favor the volunta
~ emigration of that class to their res
Pective territories, upon conditions whicl
shall be equal just and humane. Liber ia
and lIiyti are Yet the only countries to
which colonists of African descent from
here could 80 with certainty of being re
cieved and adopted as citizens. AMI l re.
greet to say that such persons contempla
ting colonization do not seem so wiling to
emigrate to these countries rs to some
others, as | think their interests demand
L believe however. that the opinion /. i'm
proving, and that ere long there will bt
an augmented and considerable emigration
10 the @ countries.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-12-04
..TiIr Message.

synopsis o. l. Presidents Message
Is Published in J.. Nc We We're un.
abe tn get the n N full, in time for
publication, the substance is given. howev.
er.
IL is difficult TO determine whether the
knave or fol predomna;es in the Mes
sage. Certainly lis equal for imbecilty
never before issued fro II the executive 10
tie American people. We Lave n time
for comment this We k
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-12-04
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, Dec. |.
SENATE.

SENATE.
After the reading of the message, al
journed.
HOUSE.
The Chaplain returned thames for the
Frightening prospects fr the liberty of tie
slave. and for emancipation from a system
which had involved us in sorrow and
shame.
The roll was called by States. A ono,
rum was present.
A message was received from the Senate
that quorum was assembled and ready
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-12-04
:" a NTET

A purchaser for d good Steam fneine and Boiler
with stating, betting and pulleys; good siding
mill, splitting saw, and other machinery Also,
Tor iorr good building lots and buildings thereon
suitable Tor manufacturing purposes.
Also, for one good engine and boiler, With
steam saw mill comps te-56 inch circle raw in
good order, ready to put up and run. Viii :he
latter will be sold good frame complete 4 WIZ,
ed.
The foregoing property will be sold on fair tine
or Tor cash. mt low prices, by
JULY I0-24tf REEVE & CAPPON
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-12-04

WASHINGTON Dec. |.

WASHINGTON Dec. |.
Gen. Burnside had returned to Fal-
mouth from Wa Arlington. A Cabinet m ct
ing was called after IA conference between
Burnside. The President, and the Secreta-
ries Of War and NAVY,
News from the Army of the Potomac
is meagre. Stonewal jackson is reported
to be threatening our right flank. Gen.
Lee is said to be retreating 10 Richmond.
Tie rebels are still very busy building
earthworks, redoubts &c, and appear to
be otherwise strengthening their position.
Intelligence from Memphis is to the effect
that the rebels will make a stand at Able
vile, to dispute the progress of the Union
army southwark Gen. Joe Johnston had
superseded Pemperton, and great things
were expected from him. Gen. Holmes.
from Arkansas. is reported TO have rein
forced the rebels ct Abbevile with 5000
men.
Gen. Buclls trial is in progress at en-
cinnaI |, is conducted with closed doors.
1t is t; ought the C urt will b. removed to
Nashville on Tuesday.
The trigate Vanderbilt had returned to
New York, after an unsuccessful cruise OF
1000 miles in search of the A ALBANIA. She
spoke vessel which had seen the priva-
teer.
Oar Washington special gives some of
the principal points in the Presidents
message and the reports of the various de-
PAL tmcnts and bureaus. The Presij
argues strongly in favor Of his ridiculous
compensated emancipation scheme. Sec
retary Chase estimates the public debt at
about $500, 100000. The Commissioners
of Internal Revenue think that 5000, 600
600 year will be reduced by the tax
law. The Adjutant General reports that
we have 600. 600 troops in the field and
$50. 900 in hospital.
Nearly million dollars in specie were
taken from New York yesterday by two
European Steamers. a, the great MAORI
ty of the people have seen no gold or silver
for a considerable peli d Of time, The alb
strac,on Of this small >u,n from OR PEE
cuniary resources vii Of course be regard
Cd with popular ind ference. What if the
precious metals b. completely removed
from among us, have We not plenty ol
greenback- =
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-12-04
W AsfiISGT Doc. > >.

Congress met Yesterday. and the Pres
iden.'s me sage was received. synopsis
of which appears in cur telegraphic col
umns. In the Senate, nothing OF lmPot
lance WAS done. Ii lhe Ilouse, re~o!n-
tons were offered by Me>srs Richardson,
Cox, and Vallandishan, relative to the
acts of the administration in making lie
gal arrests and ex ullng certain he W pa
perS from the mails.
Potomac that the rebels have proposed an
armi-,ice for thirty days. Fernando Wood
says that he hiss received information that
leading aesmeu in the Southern Confed
eracy express a willingness to return into
the Union on certain conditions. This in,
formation has been impaired to govern
ment, for its consideration.
The rebels at Fredericksburg are still
strengthening their notifications. 1t Is re
ported that they have late Y sent oil Il
large ody of troops, either to Richmond
or to Stunewall Jackson. whose main force
was at New Market last Wednesday.
The Washington Republican, which re-
ceives official in PHI alton. argues against a
further advance by Burnside, on the
ground that Washington wou be there
by imperlled.
Interesting news may soon be looked for
from the Southwest, AS Gems. Grants Me
Clernand'S, and Buffers forces are all in
motion. Gen Sherman's division. from
Memphis, was, at last advices, beyond
Cpldwater, Miss.
There was an engagement at Cane Hill,
Ark, en- the Doth ult. between 5000 Fed
erals under Gen. Blunt and 5000 rebels
under Gen. Marmaduke in which the
latter were defeated and driven distance
Of twelve miles. 1t is thought that the
rebel forces in Arkansas will soon be
forced to retrea. In Texas in consequence
of lack of substance
Two companies of Feferai cavalry have
been captured in the vicinity Of Freder-
icksburg, and three companies of Federal
infantry in the knawha Valley. Per CEN
ira, Gen. Stahl has defeated four regiments
of Virginia cavalry near Berry, vile, roui-
ing them completely.
A second Alabama has left Liverpool,
and third will soon follow. The reb Is,
al this rate. will soon have considerable
navy ailoat,-a!l built and equipped in "neu-
trail England.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-12-04
Great Work on the Horse.
Thc HOrSc& his Diseases.
IT TELLS YOU Of Brec;:nc. DrcakiI

ri rrrrro vo,, OcD
i''i'' ~ Vi p,e'''Ns' D..aN'iis o'ao
feeG'hg. Grooming sShoenS. ana
.he genera m@Has' moii 81 The
MORSE win t'e best "ioGes OF &C
miiS,erihS medicine' ai~o how &c
.ieA' D'''s. Nieh.ie' h.'i'he' @hs
my SUMMING, IND DUNE, heS'
leSSn' -, ana other wees TO when he
II s"plec'' win numerous III '''ta-
TT rpr,c V I9r{ cn ni ,si
zoe "F So
I.-'- - IA - 80
go: o. = - - 20
t,.."S' ,i'"''i,I.'' ~, - A'O"eii
Wh he. I''G a e~@f Sor. "5' oal and and
Ulcers. -'.d brcayrd teeth. "-itl
other Diseases ri the MoGti I'd Ke.-
lirafory organs.
II TELLS YOU or Ia. causes :, r-l,.rnn.s. ard
treatment of Worms. EatS. Coiir
E'.,rnr,<, Palsy. baa.iLo,a. Jsun
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-15
R(CHA RDSNNS NEW METHOD
PIANO FORTE-

n Imfs@seo,ent upon all ether instruction Books in
"A FrogressVe Arrangement. Adaptation and Smplici-
~ FOUNDED upon a New and Orig inal PlAn and Illus
TRACED Ny series Of Plates showing the Proper Position
OF the hands ahd fingers 10 &fich added the rudi
m@nts g! Harmony and Thorough. Bass.
By NATHAN RICHARDSON,
Aut.Sr al the -" Modern School fnr the Piano~forte'
The LAST ani BEST WORK Of its distinguished
author ~ universally admitted 10 BE superior ia Excel
Aance TO AL orher" ethods''" Systems, - and Schools
and he BOOK THAT EVERY Pupil NEEDs for the
requirement of Thorough Knoaledge of Piano forte
fayng; It is adapted to all trades of Tuition, from
the KudneRat Studies OF the Youngest, to the Studies
and Exercises Of Advanced Pupils
Teachers and Scholars order this work with perfect
reliability upon its bcing in every particular all that
1t is represented 20 h. Two editions published one
adopting American, The other Foreign lingering. when
ed ton with American lingering will he sent.
~ BE sure that in ordering you are particular in
So Tying tas " NEW MElHOD.' Price SO. Mailed.
p3stp I'D. any address Sold by all Music Dealers
Pdbii he'd ~ OLIVER pITSON X 60.
@3-IY 277 Washington street B,.rnr
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BfLlDElS HEADACHE {

y the of these Pills the pe>-> attd;tssi erv-
olls or Sick Headaches may beJr iuJI taken
at the commencement OF ct (ack immediate relief
from pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the nausea and head.
che to which females subject.
lhey act gently upon the bowels -remoEing Cos
tiveness
For Literary Ner, Students Delicate Fema les and all
persons OF sedentarJ habits they valuable Lax.
atIve improving The appetite giving tone and vigor
the digestive orgels and restoring the natural elasticity
and strength OF the whole system.
The CEPHALlC PILLS are the result long investi.
CATION and carefully conducted experiments having
been in use many yaars, during which time they have
prevented and relieved vast amount Of pain and sui
fel1ng from Headache, whether originating in the merry.
GUS system or from dpranged state OF the etomSch
lhey are entirely vegetable in their composition and
may be taken at az times with perfect safety without
any change of diet and the absence Of any disc greeabe
taste renders it easy to administer 10 Lidren.
BEW ARE OF COUNTERFEITS
The genuine have five signatures ofIienry c. Spaldine
on each box. -'
Sod by Druggists and all other Dea !ers in Medicines
BOX VIII be sent by mail prepared receipt of the
Price % Cents.
Al orders should De addressedto
HENRY {. SPALDING,
IS Cedar Street New ICrE
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THIS may certify tha | hive 'ms tay 9iv.u my son.
HGfls Bigrow, his time during tn remainder Of IN.
min fY aud shall ci Ii.n Of his earnings nor pa
an d,b'S &C his contracting after taa datc.
KELLOGG witness. JOHN BiGELGW.
Woodbury.. Jly 22d. ISG2 f}I4wa+
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Nnaiee

JNHEHEi as, nay wife, Amanda Jane Dearjng mas l,r
" NY bed and board without sufficient cause an per
sons hereby forbidden 70 larh,r trust bee nn no.
account after This date JOSEPH DEARiNG.
Tunbridgc, July ~, 1856 f3Iiw3
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-15
Probate Courts.

STATE s OF VERMONT, PRoBATE: COURTS within
said will be holden at the Probate Office in Montpelier
aid District Tuesday of each week, during the year
ensuing. Persons having business with said Court
auested to attend to the same on said court days.
T. 4. MERRILL, Judge.
December L 1850.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-15
PROBATE COURTS.

Probate Counts, within and for the District of Ran
doph, for the year cnsnng, will be holden follows
viz:
At the Registers Office in BrookfeId the fist Thurs
day in each month.
At the Orange G. univ HOtel in Chelsea on the third
Thursday of each month.
At Chadwick's Hotel In West Randolph, the fourth
Thursday in each month.
At ]. l.. BOwes' Hotel in Washington on the second
Thursday in February, May and August
By order of Court,
j. r. CLEAVELAND, Register.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-15

STATE OF VERMONT, I In Probate Court, held
WARRINGTON DISTRICT IS. Montpelier within and fol
said District, on the 25th day of July, A. u. 1862.
JAMES CRAM, guardian of Alden C. & Josephine II
u LoOmis, minors, makes application said Court for
license to sell the following described real CT his
said ward 10 wit their interest heirs and representa-
lives OF Alden ). Loomis late at ROX bury. in said dis
trct, deceased, i'll the ge sion of dover Anna
LOOMS from the cal estate Of William Looms, late OF
said RoXbuy deceased rep eSeHng that the sale thereof
for the purpose OF putting the proceeds Of such sale
interest, investing the III stocks real estate
would be beneficial 10 said wards.
WhereuPon is ordered by said Court, that said appIi
cation be referred To session thereof be held the
Probate Office in said Montpelier the 10Th day of Aug.
A. d. 1862 for htaring and decision thereon and it
further ordered that all persons Interested he Gifted here
Of by publication Of notice OF said application aad order
thereon, three weeks successfully in the Green Mountain
Freena, printed at Montpelier before said Of hear
ing that they appear SDid time and place. and if
hey see cause object thereto.
Ey the Court,
3i4f2wF Attest, /. r, MERRILL, Judge.
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PEflENRN
Looking Class and Picture Frame
MANUFACTORY.

''"-' 22l East Twenty II bird Street.
i73 q l!5 Grand street q 2l5Ccntro Stree,
ISTAHLi'hEh 1888. NEW YORK. EsrAuLl,LEp lee
ms EiabIi sment has been in successful operatior 81
years, and Is the Largest Of the kind IN the -
ton Of N' - '''' "'S'rip-
LOOKING glass, PICTURE & PORTRAIT FgA,,rs
ram ana Ornamental Pier, Wall, oval 9rd '
"dhtti "asse., Connecting Cortices
base and Bracket rabl. 5, with
M"tal# slabs, Toilet
.. Glasses, Nc, &C.
'""'hs7 'f llc,nre Frames, In lengths suitable lr
trSmnor"tion, y.'h-r GIT, 9erjoy Eo,rgoj az wi
orr h,ras"yr, h9hoeory, sc. Uu nov larnf,c,1r,
ana extensive iaclics enable us to funi.' any ,r,
our hin A. good a. the best and as e!,n i '''' ~
DEALERS ARE IAylTED 70 CMI rpoyI.s
""h ltrl visit "ew York. We claim To- nj, MIL. ,
i'N u''m |'ih'Ntrl article IN our linn. ,iIrI r up
!srNher'. ' "'! '"A lH' cAgsr
Orders b. mail afforded tow;u, r,cmrtr.s. -.
la'l IT, call when "nd visit New lorL '7.' 40 NOT
Office and Wdrerooms No Oh Cr,,,r.s, A.
'''''" HORACE SlGLEP. Ap,,
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DR. MARSHALHS HEADACHE
CATAfsREs SNUFF.

'HHlS Snuff has thoroughly proved itself to be the best
article ever known FOR curing the CATARRH COLD IN
THE HEAD ana the HEADACHE. 1t has been found an
excellent remedy in many cases of SORE EYES. DEAF
NESS has been removed by it, and HEARING has often
greatly improved by its use purgeS out al o.
structions strengthens the Glands and gives healthy
action to the parts affected. is recommended by many
of the physicians and used with great success and
satisfa ctOn everywhere.
MoIe than twenty five years experience has proved
its great value and this nent standshgher than
ever before.
large number OF the most especsabe Druggists in
Boston and New York, in fcate signed by them IL
1854 say:
C. The undersigned, having or many years been &C
ouainted with DR.. MARsHALL's CATARRH AND HEADACHE
SNUFF and sold it in vi O sale trade cheerfully
state that believe 10 be eIu in every respect to the
recommendation given of 1t foi he cure Of Catarrhal
Affections md that is decd .y lie best article We have
ever known for all the ..eaacs Of the head"
BE Of COuu ierfeits!
A fac smile of the signature of the = Irietor
CHARLES BOWEN is {. bottle Soil w Drug
everywhere. 2'tfi4Iht w
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-15
SAVE TIE PIECES
ECONOMY!

IB' 4 Mitch in Time Sayes Nine .sF
AS accident" wiIl happen, III well reyuI4tcd Gar
mes, ~ very desirable 70 aye some cheau ara COVE.
mo- way TOR repairing furaiture. Toys Or ,cIery 70
grALDINg PREPARED GLUE
mee's all 'uch Gences and household car aTo
liz point,
"JsEryL ~ EVERY Houos.'
n B--A Pm accompanies each o.,.le. PR.cr ;
cents,
HH'hY g. HPALDINC & co..
;"ceday.&s, Goy,. or.t.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-15
LADIES CATER BOATS

A little glove stlrs up my heart as tides
snow-white muslin when it fits makes mai c'.iA'
notion -''0u'
al sorts of lady fxins thrill my feelings as tbev,1 ~
But little female gaiter boots are death and na.T
shorter
And just to put you your guard
lll give you, short and brief
small hotel experience
Which filled my heart with grief:
Last summer, at the Pavilion Hotei
stopped a week or more,
Aud marked two g boot-ees' every mor,
Before my neighbours door;
Two boots with patent leather tips
Two boots which see med 10 say
An angel trots around in US,
They stole my heart away
And often in my nightly dreams
they swept before my face,
lady growing out of them
AS flowers grow from vase.
But ali one morn saw sigh;
Which struck me like stone
Some other name was on the boo.
Those boots were not alone.
great tall pair Of other boot
Was standing by their side,
And OF they walked one afternoon
And with them walked-a bride
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-15
Grand Victory !

TUE Undersigned returns his thanh. to his son"
inc good encouragement that 10 hnr hat '"' '
forms them and the pn bc dat he ,,i!l contiga e.
promptly all orders that sinai, D. taNrs' 81 $3.50
3cnse, Carriage AID Furniture Pa Etas
a' kinds a.
GrAiaing, Glazing, aud
EAFIGLG EEA--HJ TN -
il' keers also ,u hand,
ZINC, LEAD, OIL, NAEAieH,
"nl an kind, OF Paint E'rr sale
Al orders wiz be promptly attended e., sal q. i.'.
ape terms lie occupies the hop form lIy a'ca e
stairs. kfuISsEtth'
Montpelier, Apr, u, 1909 DIM
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-08-22

GOLDEN RULES FOR THE GUIDANCE OF
THE GREEN.-If you have a rich aunt who
S fond of tracts and tea, there is no neces-
sity for your talking to her about billiards
and brandy and water.
Should you be talking 10 thin, elderly.
unmarried lady, Of another tin, elderly,
unmarried lady, you needn't describe the
party alluded to as a - scraggy old maid
Ifyou require person TO become secur-
ity for you, don't ask the man who promis-
ed he would DO anything for you when he
knew that You didn't want anything done.
Don't say you never take suppers, eXcep
ting where you know they never give any.
If you happen to know an author, don't
own it; oue>LaIf Of the world won't be-
Iieye you, and the other half won't think
much Of it if they do.
If YOU don't know what everybody else
knows, YOU hal better hold your tongue :;
and ifyou know something that every body
else knows, then you had better hold your
tongue too.
If you intend to DO good thing don't
change your mind and if you possess a
FIVE dollar bill, don't change that.
These and a few other golden rules,
which We DO not exactly remember shopId
be learned by heart, as they viii prevent
you appearing green, and other people
from looking blue.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-08-22

nJToD, ,,,,I - u
dav ~ sail tartr,. " '''''' -
@VaI mistor I,yo ,hou,r, :. ~ o,..-
and as GOOD borsos a;a,, &c.,, ;'.. m y, o,,. e.'
Pve ,,ade nm nv n;nd ,Lot b5 ~ aIi Ii ao"' r,ar
nevar'I he Statistical ;fI ,I d;Ia,, NV o:u .'':,'
hundred or the coli AMI I'rn conInEoS o'''H ia
sbaII DO ,no ~ ,,o o,l,or srs ~ ~ o'l'',','e' I
;nr anybowo ' 0'1'' '"'0 "' I'e"''
Six hYndro1r y, soil1 .,,
Won saw = thonsand :, ooao H. ,y ~; '''''
oval he's wntI " ,I'an."nH T"vV =" -" ,,, .,
shall have him for ;,st civ hnn1rol O" az s.., ="
want him now ' 80 >'''''' = '"
Jim took =, ru r;,,ors TLo oo,.
ar..ho5 liz hoo,.;fI 10 nda,. 1,L'ousi n ne 'o.,
10 tnrn awav W.. 'on' Laata" al" "'s "o0"'
npn. I: "s' 7I'r o0,'te"' :. .,
"rII t.I.a I;n ''' ,lan.! r,'|,'' ,'' S"..'
,,,;oo,, '''' q ''''
Al 1,n, Tl.u..
fr-t toa. 'i''9 n"9 'e'"''i' '"0 " '''o' Vi IL!
l'9r T,,'" 's''' ,59, iio'So
r.lI I.o i"ii,''of'' '",'G'e"' 'h9 hoS"'fS
.""S r'eu. III. IN l'uS"Gn-So 'hey S%."
""" > ""' "a'' '"cIne" 10 i"uSil invsei Il,
'nG e.iI'onl9F ei ; management oui Aa,
so' Hne cot was sure ,. OF 'h'sIa"'
So Two weeks al'gF my l,t'Ie Ne" le1r :
Gay adventure l lo0nd myself on 'hr
bIoom!n9aaIe road IN natty New l". +
cutter, skIinnIn@ sharply over the newly
made sno" PAIN, ana beating with ease
most OF the da,hers thAt frequent that
SPlehaid lho,2ghlafe OF me last un'.
wy colt g>HcH,y attrac'ad the "tteH1o"
OF the croMS.pi horsemen there, and one
among the numDe! who was wealthy, ana