davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1862-10-17

a 1AFQ0TAh&e mistake,
Orphers c. Kerr records the foil ring Incl
dsnt, which, according to that yeracous his
torian OF cusEens events, recently happened
in Washington. It will be seeu taat the Illus
trious benefactor Ct his country, the Ven
erable Gammen,n has been caught mapping:
"Th:s yerera5ie benetactor made little
mist*ke on Tuesday. a sporliye young caap
CANE 10 Lin with newspaper il his hand,
and says he: Let me see ii you can tell, my
1totfr rat71a what paper this article is inland
proceeded to read tac following high-minded
editorial:
"sTREAsOS OF THE BLACK REpUBL1cAEs,-
True to their foul instincts, the Greeley,
Cheevtr, and Wendell Phillips herd Of tres.
toDable fanatics are noW accusing their
Honest Old Abe Of running the country. It
Was their votes that elected the railspiltter,
and now they turn tail upon hin and howl
malaoict,ons because he will not carry out
their tieE dish iutents by erecting revolution
aly guilctins in every northern town AID city.
That blasphemous mount.bak, B3ech.r, III u
as we'll cease his treasonabla impiety at once !;
for he and Lis sharpe's rifle crew are respon-
sitle tor the bankruptcy OF the whole country
aud the people will yet hold :hen to strict ac-
count for every drop OF t1ood that h1s been
aad will be shed in this unnatural s:rife.
When the sportive chap ceased reading
TIE Venerable GAmmo1 waved his obese hand
VILE the 1onc, 1anllMr 2lr OF pleased be-
nigntty, and ea} s he:
"'Ot course, know What paper that is, ny
SCI. I know the ring Of tbosc sterling con
strvptire sentiments says the Veacr tole
Cannon, with calm eati@faction, sand am
blessed in the knowledge that our loyal NV
York Ht1uld is still true to the constitution
sid 10 the p-iaci!lss Of my old friend Geor ..ey
Washington or Old Wash, as he permi ted
ire 10 call him.
1.-THE sportiye chap softly picked his teeth
with wisp from broom, ana says he: But
It's copy Of The Richmond Hhiy' It va, at
this very moment, my boy, that the Venerable
Gammon was first attacked by that dreadful
cough, which put an end to all further conver-
eation, ard his since excited :he most fearful
apprehersions lest bereayed country shonld
suddenly be called to mourn the untiMeIy loss
Of its benign idol.h
, 1862-10-17
N OTICE.-MMter's Sale OF the
WEST END OF THE
Peoria and 0quawka Railroad.

rs Sse:ss e lie S:sst e%at II = ~ : 9atsa
se1ts9 psyid hosa!sy sSa:sss s
"s an s o; Mes,s
aa e1s,: e!
& 3 hoss ent 7. big EIadiey ars e1mr, snaat7: a:d
$eapasy ensz
s.ey ass:y FFsse*
e. ssa Il e. ssa MfE f
&c ~ ~ s1a sSn ss I dess
iitnois on TGTS6Ai ths twenty Gs:td.y p o:teseE
At t4 ter 9ss;S i:; S,a.a p H. q tst
ssa sn az tue 91
5ss xs:s s. Iiaas mssi I'd
.s BEEN M Saa shse .ss
sn. s n@ 81 x
r IT, tFa spa
snd The feon qSs Srsse: % 1s4%:ss e
r. r "a 81 Ssr ,
and contro md nalutenance Of The said rallFes1 Of
tse se ss,d Ell W.T. te ra4 81 to 81
therrfrcu and all the rights privileges franchises
e IN tse
On .t sa
fore hereby declared 70 be Intention design
se only Tat part OF the said n ilrosd enra In the
said mo1tnc And the fFsnchfes aud rights ATTACKED
ard act of the Legislature by tho authority of which
the said mortgage mad- and Il Ut 1t said sa1e the
eoup!an-tts Is or aEy OF the I.-des t2 ssh cause wf
ald safe vii he made subject to alt the rights and In
teFetta Of which William r. CoIbAush, J01n r. 4.
ssne taSe e e
l:s,l,esa Company to sad P,7ties datsd august si
Eaht thereof DARED the 18Th day Of MY-ch 4 D. 15
+ the Of the PRINCIPAL a:d Interest Of
rs nnns,ed 6cais ol en e tSoasan @ dol!a;s es
scuf annu4liy and now outstanding. Aad with coupons
unpaid etnce November 1ss lS Notice Is also glVea
.las II y Rossa il sad desIef t nat re
sabse to he % said deed dee Ct 81
said u or.ssee md s Or te1F LEI, Or PERSONAL
and Iii persons h8VnY any lien 0y Of
suen Of % s. e "a "a ID
claim of H. a1d 70 tho said decided q morts saa-d
ies rfo p. s~ion Of sait mo.gA: pees snd
Iess ~ q u r. s aaa I or ps
soy rersonH VITO, nee the commences eat OF said
s1it have tore into possession ua1er them or either
Or pur aetrs production Of the Masters d& ed tot
S1th prerIss and eeItdcate from ta< Clerk Of ead
sh Fl q 81 20 bee a. a.y Ssa
tn. tolss Of '',a SPIT 7, sg1.or spee.a, x..tss.
T. JoI. Of Counsel, and J. ". wA1KzK. ssiiefto
u Chicago septer her 18th. 1851. ss2ou5sa1u
, 1862-10-17
The European Peace eAddreao-Appeal al
Of the n Gu Of Science to Mr.. Lincoln.


lFIom the London Times, Oct. IL
The suhjoined address to his exce:ency
Abraham Litcoln, president Of the United
States Of Amefica, has been signed at .ussels
II eMint1t men OF almost every nation Ia
Europe, In the hope, perhaps too sangu;ue,
Tint ii might have SOME influence In tcrutna-
ting the terrible war no r raging in America
We much tsar that the phllans h5opcal object
which those gentlemen lave in view will be
marRs By III appointment. The following IL
the document:
S1k: A nniuoer Of the members Of the AS
eocis'lon fur The Promotion o. So:iA Science,
DDw assembled IN Brussels, and representing
| noe. Of the European States, ventur. to ad-
dress the president Of that great people In tho
| Western Wprlu, in whose progress and pToS-
peri,y they cAaEot but tel the deepest in.
| terest-
The melancholy strife which is now raging
and Devastating SO large portion Of the
and Ircgress given irresistible proofs Of the
| energy and excitement with which the oppo-
| sing sections have conseEded for the opinions
and principles which each has advocated. Nov,
We fairly doubt the eioceritr Of both; but II
Is not the purposs OF this friendly conmunI.
cation to wound the eusceptibilatsee of either,
| Blood enough has been shed, treasures enough
| have bes II poured out; and it is In the bops
that the prayer, hitherto but too family ut.
| tered, bCf which, nevertheless, represents the
| almost unanimous sentiment u your Euro
p+an brethzen-1he hops that the prayer fol
uuce-fof peace may fiad = concurdng r.
| Eponbe IN the Western world, that we venture
] 10 breathe 1t from this eide Of the Atlantic.
VIC dare not propose to people SO self
supported, so advanced In civilization, Who's
feelings, however strongly excited cannot b
uninflaenced by the course Of events and tn
teachings Of experience-we dare not propcs
any part'cula: nods:s p.occde"di by which ta
| grave que: Gon aud difference NAV be pacif{
cal'{ solved; but If suspension Of hostiitie
could Be obtained Is = preliminary measure
nme 012at bt' given to consider BY what iu
attumt ntaiftJ the present disastrous con1ie
might be brought 70 m end. IF the xil e1
te&-Which Nc would not for moment on
the means nay be found more pract{:ahl
than they at fret appear. The Who'll. civilizs
wcsld %onla r5oice IN 20 happy csasu n n
tior, md If re CAT In any way cnn.ribxte tt
wards, it We shall, Indeed, not hAve appeale
IN vain t. pa1liot4 and oristtans
Here follo* tho aignarures. which ne q,
merpE4,
, 1862-10-17

THlCEGD AFR WEEKS
~ All owrers or occupants Of ou'latog4 which are
situated lots iio.GfnG stEett avenue or all. q
th.sukh wa:' t!t distributing water pipes Of the
Chicago Water NoEss are I'D, ere h:reny notified
that the Board Of Pn7llc W,.rSs his assessed the
amounts to be paid water rents or ss assments fot
Tue half Sear conlnencnE NoF5'n5eF 1st Up. "a !
lots adjoining any street. avenue or alley throueh
which wa1tr pipes shall have been atd during the IL
amount to be paid water ren or assessments fol
the psT.od commanding With the Gats wh7n such pip.
ttetare water rentF as>estment5 will be le and
payable the st day Of November next at the
Office Of tht Board Of Public Works. room Is, Court
HI use.
By or, er Ct the Board Of Public Work.
a q. TINEHAM. Seccrtavy-
, 1862-10-17
THICAGO AND az. LOUH
KhuiNoAp KukK
CHANGE OF THE.

Xz4ss& teax1 CAAeAEo 1t ~ l. II pnv Rxnsen {aE
aent Eu1dA@}: - z. II u1kAt AtNM0S {e1e1pe 1asNe
ee8Al 1RAs0oR1sv0 AuA4 A.6es x E8 4 H. -
JoAet nnA VNnaa8sna 49, a11so6ans sAsss Ca
esko . <SeE. u, ~ aesfv % u ~ 4;
0ls y Aa sss>
, 1862-10-17
Rtgal R1tlexS.
LEGAL NOTICE,

Il CnAsGrEr' }Nsa'iay, the tEenty 1rst day 81
TIE CHANCELLOR cf the rtign or Hrr Majesty
Queen yfctoris. aad In the year
Of our Lord 1sGs.
Between the Canatla Life Assurance Company Plain
tt1S and 6nd william Scott and Alexander Ia1es
Mckenzie, Dctenualte.
Upon the application or tbs Plaintiffs ~ Lit appear
Ing hy Affidavit that after due diligence the said lie
fer ta1t, William Scott be fund to bo served
vttn office cory CT the Plaintiffs BIZ In tts CAUSE
1t is ordered that the sA1 defendant William Scott
do on or before 1he first day OF November next,
aEsH cr or aaEur to tfe setI Bill a1l 1t II ordered
that coy OF this order together with the
Autred hy tho tsanes nj A- If this Court pe pn.l
Iished IT, the Spectator newspaper, Publt43ea taa
city Of HaEailton, AMI in tho Chcagp Triuune pub.
1ished in the city Of Ehcago. once In esc week
this fur pre- .edlng the rst cAy or No.
ytu, b-r next. l>fEned.) 4, GRANT
Entered tsigned L. H. Registrar.
II.
Wn1UN SCOTT. Take notice that If you do not
Answer or denur to the Bill pursuant to tt. 1bove
9rd=r the Plalntie MAJ obtain an order to take the
as confessed agatna you. and the Court mar II ant
such relief tley NAV he entitled on th.tr show
future proceeding IN tre cNusr.
BURTON, SaDLE1R BRUTE,
Plaintiffs Solicitors,
Dated 9Th August. Il. D. EG2
Dctu y153 4t-oCt4o1sa4&3tSt
, 1862-10-17
.EDurartpHal, .


l. This family school, bo4h Classical aoA EoE.Ish, u
located o. fhe Lake 8hore nesr the Oasland ssat"3
OF the Hyde Park trAH. four niles ruh II EhteaEo-
The next term VIII commence on the 2,ae Wednesday
Of November Thorough INSTRUCTION. Ia = eafe an4
OF specific 1nfor1 alton With FeltanAs Feterrnees VII
be promptly zen: 70 Inquiries Addfo3 ~. A.
NICHOLS, Box LIZ. Chicago ~ &&HsW
, 1862-10-17
OnstcrS.
2ut&tber.

T UABHR-I would invite the et.
L. tsanpa OF Aea1en anA otAetB pRfeAaaar mnb3
Chicago y one od the 1srEeak ri m1d eomplce =
1oTtNenf Of L1Aef In tAt9 market; aleQ Dtraed Ha6
~. Flooring snd D&nek Bnardk 8Az4 DooFx 6hinx1e1
Leth 1onK f1moef. s&otsA - r!scM reaeonahle Z
0rde1 dlleA wms prox ps.seSsnd hdeltJ. tazploa1sQ
049f4 YaFA ~ 08n0 0AaAh stxosk nafWedH HuEf
Ay&FNRA3 LAD L. WHIJAHK
, 1862-10-17

NEW MUSIC-D. P. FAMDS
1-N No. 81 CL ARK STREET unde. the AerEnsn
ballads: -
tNorns and vuattl - .~ Is ct
Katy ever tle Was By l. u. IL C1osbs. {v.rds ssd S
The I'D To%1 PAn?: W.rds by Ali. Bnraett M11
b e.; !. Ward. s. c:z,
Minnie e yue, Sitty Ciyde's Sister; oT T. " u Cro;-
Why "a Love Thee: By Charles I. Ward e. -
P.S-Ihc above so gs pii1 be sent free oi no stsga
On receipt Ct the tt tail prices. SIS rSsis1
, 1862-10-17
II I D DL + HOU S E ,
UFF 1ELD L HILTON.
~ Nate of Louisville. Ky)
r o H X
ANN a&EE QAGKE0R

N~w Btone PAckt, H~nte n<a The tutsrs, c4aon ~
A.cher ttesa snd G."v- .tn@* soo*a g Dc. CaiosEo
g: kHrolpo and teartorH stTects. Particular alton
Eoa Efy, n TO the ru-.nx Of nnHc'fs celebrated
Hams ami H,1 x11Sh Meats.
QGAS. :'r1FE1u, [oclpT2$2 3nl 1ko. Q. H1LToE
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-04
aonth.

Tho reoniitinn N f,is, rnmor, b,e
,bc ciFs,, n NH, n,o,lo i,croJ,lou, an
mncb a. ,b,i mh.n m, t,,,,b l. to,j bn,
t,w boIisys il Tbo ssn,b moSonb,aIIy
with but gv c,ren,iops bS, Svlibitcl
Ma ,rc,te,l ornsltv n n,isonc1s bos
hsa6 ,bo most ncrf Iions IL boy nrn,,;se,
ana dow, in siibar ,c,s tov "a On,
,G,ysrnmont an ;nsoI.n,n onIy onn,lsI
nv ,ba dsyil Tbe s,crili,sons nso or
tIe hone. Of onr 6Drn br,ca at ran.
Roo, is b1t 4 so,sji meiiSr comrarej
MIX oiGg, Se,t r. trsot,scni Of 4
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-04
PoErIoAL.
a.st For the Register
THERE'S NAUGHT BUT GRIEF.

.a. by AENNlA.
How cold and selfish ali appear
In this drsTy world of ours
Where Ger we so the words OF ieer 'asu
Are hurled in bitter showers,
The vicious strive with 6endish might
To crush hopes budding flowers,
And try THE innocehtto draw
Within their hcllisA powers.
How:oft by their harsh, heartless words
To breal fondheart nre made,
Aud like some raru sweet vilhor'd flowers
Away from earth they fade.
The slqpdorous tongues are sci 10 work
r The name thars pure 10 blond
With all tEeir tEsschery and vice p
Aud stained with crime like theirs tosnd
And paaghs is Of tothosa that true
But tears, and grief and woe,
While smoothly o'er,he ttls Of liFo
Doth qoatthe base and low,
Thewicied seem TO be at eaio
And on the righteous frowq.
Aud with conlemptuols malice try
= TO bring tie noble down
In vain scnrch for one tla'strue
on.whom might depend
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-04

resisted io tba death BY Il ekpressor i'm.
Paad sdihori,y. Nei,ber tbd Seeuest
vision nor The most delicate esr caa de.
Ieol ia any lipe OF loder OF that glorious
charter the fpinest lbtob OF sympathy
with treason or traitors,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-04

Asgopore.-An Irish Roman Gothic.
lie once said to another, who had taken
the plodre, and received medal rom
Father Mathew, "Bnd so you have sign
ed the teetolal pledge, have you?' "ln,
deed / haya;ond am not ashamed of It.,
either" oAnl dill not Paul tell Timo.
thy to take Dittlo wine for his stomach S
sakc?" $50 he dill" sid ,hc teetolol-
ler "Iut my name is not Timothy end
,hcre is nothing the m2i!ervth my stom'
ash."
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-04

A Cleveland paper hopes tha. some
body will be hung for The surrender Of
Harpors Peuy; hopes that the res
possibility viii be fastened somewhere
besides upo the fortunes Of war" But
iflhc responsibility can be taslenol no.
where but on tho Ioruuo' Of war, We Say,
hasg the fortunes Of war;
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-04

Az olo MAE-Jomes Douglas, Of
Sony Creek, CT, was born ia Rhode
Island, August Isl, 1853, and is nowsin
aGhifi&a q nj Ta55ya6Ih yo6i. Hois
rather beow the medium size aad is IN
good health and vigor. Like most old
people he persists in working, and in
sumner wallis abor. ,yo miles to tabor
o5 o is.u,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-04

THE Scdpturosspsak Of mans ask.
ingfor bread and receiving a stone,--
The rebels ask for salt. and we give them
aalt.pslTo.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-04

a Cleveland paper says that the peo.
pie ofthat city are using mouse traps,
old jack knives and shirt buttons for
small change. '''' F''rf'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-04

No doubt honesty is tho best policy,
but those who do honest things merely
because they think il good policy ore
not honest, @''s
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Communicated,
CORRESPONDENCE EXrRA0RDI.
NSRV
DIXIE, November Ill

D4AIEi t'o'SHneE i'u.
M'. E,tiior-A peep behind the cur
tain bas oGs6led mo TO see into lew
tl,iaSs done 10 that secret chamber,
where treason in Virginia had its birth,
The process ofwhich has been regarded
as too sacred for the beholliog Of The
vulgar eyes Of tie me7sNls. Among
which | viii uame the late message Of
Honest John upon the assembling of the
Legislature Of Oh Virginia to coasiIer
tie bcs! means Of procuring salt Bat
as nature is moe attractive than an i'm
ttatioo, 50 the original VIII doubtless. be
more attractive ia this case than any
imitation. | viii, therefore, give il in its
original form, feeling satisfied that all
who aIlperusc il will feel that it does
ample honotto the head, heart aud feel,
ing' Of the author. Ihopo YOU will pub,
Iish it for the ediicaiion of the few fast
itiesds of Honest John that may chance
tolioger still upon the shores Of West
Virginia
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-04

Il is fortunate for Fortune that sho is
hind else she might blush TO behold tho
Tools she patronizes.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-04

PrR'oNAL, Mpior. General Ambrose
Everett Burnside. the new commander
Of the army in Virginia, was born at
Liberty, Ind, in 1924, and is therefore
but SO years old. He graduated at Wost
Point in 1897, whichis equivalent IN the
opinion Of the despisets of the science Of
wor to soying that it is Impossible he
should be good fighter. He imnedi-
ntoly joined tho artillery Of the regular
army. In lSl7 he became Lieutenant
IN Bragg battery, with which he sStv-
cd in the Mexican war. He left the ar-
my u 1858, and lost Iaonsy in q patent
Irifeof his own invention. Su6scqdsnl-
ly he was with Gen, Mcclellan on the
Illinois Canaal Railroad where 10 was
President Of the land,ol department.
He Rasiu Now.York, setting as Treaou-
rer Of the Central Railroad, when The
war broke out. iic accepted tho Colon
elqy ofthe Fra. Rholc Island volau.
tqsrs aud acted as Bdgadier General at
Bull Run His subsequent career as the
successful beadof The Roanoke oxpedi.
ton to North Carolina is familiar.
Civ. Ro5EcRANs now in command
Of the great Western army, was, until the
war broke out a resident of Cincinnati,
though ngroduite of West Point, he
had been engaged in mercantile pursuits
with iodifgront success. He i, or was
a Democrat, but had taken no active part
in politics, aud has for years been
member of tho Romon Catholic Church,
having become convert thereto eafly in
his lie. While in Cincinnati il was not
supposed ho possessed any particular
ability ofany sort; but hO wos IN agteea,
boo hoporabIe gentleman, very well
liked by those who know him. lie
seems to have developed new and stron
ger qualities in tic wor, aud to have &C.
CURED an energy that is most poroly |
noeled'in this joncturc of our affairs.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-04

Pinco slim sam ,lias been mustered
out ofseryieeia tho Army Of the Poto.
mGe- We should think be- might get
employment 90 teacher Of a parish sing.
ing school. 9
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-04

There are said TO he over ten thous.
and FrCuchmon in the city of San Fran.
cisco, California.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-04

It has been sscertained ;hat the man
who "hclj on to the last" was shoe
maker M 3Hi a|l7i ti
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-04

"I In particular uneasy on this point"
as the ay said when the boy struck him
on the end Of the needle,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-04

Diiliculiios and strong men, Ike stu
and razor arp made for eeoh other.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-04

Thaineome oiNm. b. Astor. Of New
York is only $4,000 a day. Poor fel.
low, ,a
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-04

Wise anger isliko fire from a finl;
there is great ado 10 get it, aud when il
does come tits gone again Immediately.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-04

A man with scolding wife, when in.
'quirod Of respecting his occupation, snid
be kept bct,house.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-04

Value the friendship of him whn stands
ny Yon 10 thc etorm--awarms Of insects
VIII surround you in The sunshine.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-04
A Proclamation on salt.

Koaoraj'e Gsa'mea;--You assem-.
hI;ug together here At the present time
Is almost ia its Circumstances, as solemn
rs a tna cq', ana though I'm no preach.
rr MR. ny pietv aha.c the religious
standard 10 the Contgderacy-ond God
knows that is low enoug gh--yel cannot
torbcar The introduction OF this Message
with d passage true os Holy writ, and
fourd partly thereioas follows ".Sai
Is godd, but il hs KmGoA1 Sa'tna be
.heh by The Edpkses, @here,gih shall Mc
Southern Coyeaerdcy be Sahd?--h is
@mccforhr good for a0ihiag butto be caa
oa and to be sosl}.a mdr tolt Of men,"
This, your Honors will pereeiye, con
taius solemn fact full Of meaning. and
comes upon us like clap Of thunder in
a clear sky spelling our hopes OF fair
weather, and impressing Us with feel.
'ost'ss'Eas 81 &03 8Tg}i5 $a2y a. WGnt Il.
ahzsA by all, even by his Majesty the
PresidcntoC this great and powerful
Conlsderaoy, OF this last fact mine
own ears bear witness. Passing the cx.
ccatiYe mansion the other even M, when
tgDight bad. Aag@aa4.l iaa g;saxi sN;.It.
when moon and stars had yeiled their
looly faces aud oil mater seem to weep ia
silence, L heard tho voice Of prayer from
his M'jesty chamber Pausing to list.
en- nay soul was amazed when the
wordg,"Give US this day our daily bread"
dovoulIcy fcIl from his lips and his Ma.
IJesty icrveuly odded as one who tru-
ly feels his wants, "1aR 45ntncglcct the
srk " This was more than human no.
turo could bear, and decided me at once
to assemble your Honors az committee
of ways and means to devi.cs some rcms.
! dy, for an convinced that something
must be did aud that right speedily, or
his Whole concerns gone up the spoa,--
And though have as much confidence
I in his Majosty's pioty and faith rs most
Of our people, yet | had q liltlo rather
trust your action in the premises, II is
not Tor me, your Honors, it is not for me,
itbough Chief Magistrate Of the Sacred
Soil and sole occupant Of the Gu5craG,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-04

Lodgings cost 800 month in Missis.
DiPPi and poor enough at that price.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-04

Remember young ladies that oranges
Oro not apt TO be priced oNsr being
squeezed a few lines.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-04

Rroqd is the staff of life, and liquor
the sllls-tho former sustaining a man,
and the latter clcyating him for fall.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-04

The numbor olcolored people in Mas
saehusetts. all tcll,is less thauten thou
gaud, FL. -. =. - y t,-egi=l =; - \
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-04

Upwards ofsOVen thousand collectors.
deputy collectos, assessors and assist.
aut assessors are now engaged in the
collection of internal revenue in the 10y.
ol States.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-04

The iolblos oftbe weak pallialo the
vices Of the wicked. IA,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-04

sPorismeR tel Us that the hunting
season has at last come. The bageing OF
game Is now in order. Our Generals
Will please take notice.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-04

An instantaneous method Of produ.
cng viaegar-Prsise one young lady to
another.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-04

Thoughts flow from the extensive
coasts Of Memorg embark on The sea Of
imagination, srtivs at tho pottot Genil,
to be registered at The custom house Of
the Understanding
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-04

ALL who hare had their front teeth
sSgllale&t ,tIs; 5|s,5a eaag uetrta~ "a,
light should have their n)scs cut of lha:
they may not even i"smeh the battle
from aiat:p ~ s,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-04

Isitnol astonishing" said wealthy
individual, that lnrge fortune was left
me by person WHO had only seen me
once? '
II wmld havo been still more aston.
isbine, "btid o.Wsg, .if ho had left it to
you after sooing you twice
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-04

A FAIa Htr-Gos. Medsry tho edi.
tot Of tie Columbus CO.. Crisis, says
that we hod n son in The robel ranks az
Augusta, aud lint no had aon 10 tho
Federal ranks. The two facts 20 equal.
" to prove. that in these linos, sons are
litilo influenced BY tic examples and
tcaghhgs Of iathers,-- LOU, Jou, 25.b.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-04

The char who looked destiny in the
face was put out Of countenance.