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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-02-06
isTfEh FROM BOWLING GREEN
Wr!xtn }s'r lie Fayetteville Obsersr.
Fooq-QUikTEks G. S. A.
44rH kgG'r. TENk> VOLUNTEERS,
Gerry XIV Ian 81

l1OWIINt. OhlS~A%N, - - " N,~~
SPECIAL WRIT No: l.
Two moons since :snd We had
but lately left our home III the
good old county of Lincoln, at
least sthey' tell us that it has been
only SO long a time, ooh, shades OF
Hills Amaaac!) but the hours,
days, and nights, jostle off 50 con-
fusedly, and SO as sce're ''ot been
accustomed to, that we can't with
certainty note the lapse of passing
time. We toll OH drill, on Tor
aunder?'') guard, at the wash tub,
dough tray, or as hewers of wood
and drawers of water, until weary
nature demands repose; then, of
tentimes do we wrap about us the
drapery of the camp couch and re-
tire to dream s#eetly of loved ones
far away. But what Volunteer
is ignorant of thsseevils registered
in the First Volume of Scamp
Experienced 1st-Bed time has
come, but here Is the omtipresentI
loafsr lounging with filthy boots
and filthier habits) on yottf bed,
and belching profusely from the
overloaded stomach of his deprav-
ity low, profane, disgusting jests.
2diy-The drum has been tapped
-"lights out" -"all to bed!-
bat only listen at those fellows
they don't seem disposed to sleep,
and far less disposed to allow 9th
ers to sleep-tfe canine bipeds!
they make such a perfect ozark
that you at once confess they can
beat your old watch" at homie
and then you are forced TO say
sycs'' when your neighbor asserts
that q stranger in camps could
most readily be persuaded that
''tsess" are chickens, owls, part
ridges, whippoorwills, ducks, hogs,
indeed quite a menagerie of the
feathered, the biped, and the quad
ruped. 3dly-And now, thank
Your stars, some one in authority
commands silence, and you tufn
over to go to sleep-but, Oh thun-
| der. how. that fellow saoresi and
that poor sick man, he groans,
complains, needs waiting on, and is
"most dead" enough for a quarter
score old grannies! No you 'scan't
Isleep'-zno rest for the weary Oh
ihow long! eve had as well get up
and build on . big ERE to get break
fast" -
I Last nights experienceh-Spe-
cial Writ No, 1. More anon, at
| ter breakfast. AoUIBA.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-02-06
Ma,rriages.
MARRIED..

In this county, ,Taesdsy. 29thi ult., Mr.
JOHN PHAsAs and Miss AEniNTA II. SPENCE
In this county. Wednesday. 29th ult.. Mr..
SAMUEL WEAVER and Miss MARY MILLER.
In this county, Wednesday. 28.h yul... Mr..
THOMAS D. ABBOTT and Miss LUCINDA BRAD
FORD. VI
In this county, Thursday. S0th ult.. Mr..
JAMES ARMSTRONG and Miss ELIZABETH Nc
KINNEY
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-02-06
Election Tickets

Election tickets e..
We have been filling orders for
election tickets fcrseveral days
Candidates who wish to be furn-
ished with printed ballots ought
to speak soon. We only print for
those who order, them. Terms:
ss per thousand, cash on delivery
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-02-06

To Destroy-Rats, Reaches. DC.
To Destroy--Mice. Moles. &c.
To Destroy--Bed-Bug,
To Destroy Moths. Flsaa, Ants. &c.
r. Destroy-Musquitoes, :.
To De,sroy--tnsects on Plants and Fowls,
To Dsssroy--Trssctso on Animals, Sc, &c.
To Dsstroy--Evety form andspscie, Of YER
USE ONLY
"Costm's' Rat, Roach, &c. Eater.
niindtor.
"tastar'ss'' Bed-Bug Erteyminato,
"Costar's" Electric Pomder for In.
sects, &c.
In Is. SOC. and 90 Boxes, Bottles anG
Flasks. S. and SIS sizes for Plsnia-
lions, Ships. Boats, Hosels, fc.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-02-06
InSolvent Notice.

DURSUANT to. an order Of the Clerk Of
Il the County V6urt of Lincoln county
Tenn, p1en the suggestion of the adminis-
TRAITOR OF. the estate of Jonn IL. Rem gar, dec,
Qfthe insolvency of said decedent's estate,
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons having
claims against said estate-to present them to
the CLERK Of said Court. authenticated, on or
before the tsf day OF AHsusi, 1861, for
pro rata distribution, or they will be foreve
as Far 6 WIN. ALEXANDER, Aarsr.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-02-06
EsTRAYs TAKEMW.

LET, Kind Of animal is given. I. I'd, color. 2
Sd. description go. 4th. ages. 10th, posters
name 18th. time and place Of arrest....
7th, valuation. 54
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-02-06
Gb. Murksts =-Intfsi Butts
Fdyetttfille Prices Current.

l,oRRxCTrfb WEEKLY By r. N. whitaker
- OBSERVER OFFICE.
kassstsSsiss, Fsb, aary s. 1862.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-02-06

Pork--The price is Huctuating with ten
dencv. decidedly downward. Gross it is sell
ing at l2@i2< at which latter price we hear
Of a few sales nst-tbe current price fof which
however is l4Mf5 for large fat hogs. Cut
and saited meat sell at $50 l6c;,
Corn sells FROM wagons at 80 cents.
Meal-in brisk demand, at 100 from
wagons. .
3O@35c from wagons
Chickens-Brihg 2oa25c. :,
Fiour--Stock light, with brisk demand,
under which prices tend upwards. Price to
day 50 ESQ 10 so per ariel. g, :.
Wheat Receipts very considerable. II
finds ready sale at 81 COG ~
Eggs-sell readily at l5@lSc.
New orleans, La
Salt.--Dsalers supply their customers at
Ss 50for Liverpool coafse and So 90 Tor flne.
Packing kinds sell at IS per SACK OF two
bushels, aud screened at Ia
Collective notice email sales OF NO AZ
5O@55c. and Laguyra at Soc.
Sugr.--The receipts have been ID excess
of demand, which was checked by the scant
facilities for forwarding purchases, and prices
have consequently ruled more in favor OF bly,
ers, showing decline during the early part OF
the week Of about Nc, while during toe past
three DAYS; with an excessive supply, and
planters continuing to press their crops on the
market, prices have ruled stall more 10, buyer
The weeks sales sum up 5000 hhes We
now quote Inferior lH@1ic; Common TO
Good Common lN@2lc: Fair to fully Fair
3L@3c; Prime to Choice 81 @4c: Yellow
Clarified 4i@51lc: and White Clarified 51@
|6N p b. Stove-dried has commanded 10
|7kc.
|ly,- in great degree owing IL the want of
freight room, and as the Supplies have been
liberal, the market has ruled mere IN favor OF
buyers ehoying decline OF about Be-, lag
Isle and Ice for FsrmentiDs. which may be
Ereaardsdas fsr quotstionH
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-02-06

Commercial Bank deICherokee Ins Bkg Co
Farmers and Me- Commercial Blk. Macon
{, chaAics' Bank do Exchange do Griffin
Georgia R R BkgCo do Planters and Mschan-
Interior Bank y les Blk, Columbus.
Lagrange do 5Odis Planters and MechaE-
Manufacturers Bank les do, Dalton.
Marine Bank of Ga par Manufacturers andMe-
do Fire ms Blk do chanics do Columb's
Mechanics Bank doSouthern do, Bainbri'ge
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-02-11
FOUND AT LAST
AT THE FAMOUS ''.
FINE ART GALLERY!
THE BEST EVER IN SAGINAW VALLEY

NOV is the time TO Gil your Pockets and cover
IN your Center Tables with Mementues ~ fast
fading features, that WILL he more valuable than
Gold II Is something new, and everybody approves
II because they get nice, white handsome, rosy
checked and durable pictures Call when You
please don't wait for clear weather. With our
large Skylight ond improved apparatus we make
Pictures daily Don't say not able our prices are
within the reach Of all Ministers Families at hall
prico. Mothers, bring on your little ones in this
particular branch of the Art we can't be beat
Now, Boy, bring out that old Masheen OF ours /;
we win grind out little poetry for Eastman II Il
will 20. UNIi rosie
eor Saginaw Folks attention, lnnunp III
~. as While we whisper in your car, I'D o.a
Where you can find the treasure
DO. Which friends will hold most dear. 'l
It's Of our life-like Pictures
We wish to hint 70 all, ~" $3.50
i'sn Aud hopc you will delay not -1Aequs 81
rt In giving US call. ..ai l'fA4t ilrda
ayna We take all kinda Of Pictures lI ~ eaii
uo,op Iron Plais and Glass, ,n,i.s 1di rou
/ So IL you want likeness,
'l'Ss BE sure you do not pass. ,''' ''
.os hIn In Iockc,s Ring, and preas, Pins e" ~
InKeys, And Seals, and Cases, /" ~" ''i'
nlca We ara ready 10 convert at will, yHa lni %
90 Thesemslanceef your fsoes D. l.esgn
o. 70 And ~hcp yoa'vetim 10 parS,sa1ni 1
ll.g0, just drop in, enc and, al, ssr ait raff
- !. For II youdc not wish TO buy So, ..e .,,
Wen thank you Tor a call
fThcre, that WIN dol-it turns hard; back with 4
under the stairs iiY.i9
l. an2-I haversmcvsd 70 my new Rcomsovcr and
adjoining the new Post Once, on wa.hingto9 street
East Saginaw, January 2, 1862
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-02-11
TuE RECIPROCITY TREATY.

There is no doubt but the Canadian
reciprocity treaty has operated greatly
to our disadvantage, and particularly so
to the numbering interests of Michigan,
and yet the "sober second thought" is
evidently adverse to It's abrogation.-
The treaty went into effect 10 1855, and
is by its terms to remain in force for ten
years, and afterwards until twelve
months after either party has signifed
its wish to terminate its operation
Three years must therefore elapse, be-
fore the United States can honorablv
undertake to throw the treaty up. We
may indeed refuse to be bound by its
obligations now, but this would be at
the expense Of distinctly pledged faith.
AT the conclusion Of the time named,
the revision of the treaty can be under
taken, no doubt, with good prospects of
success. Al all events we shall be aule
to deal with the matter coolly, with a
distinct policy in view, and, it is to be
hoped, free from the domestic troubles
which now so disastrously embarrass us.
Until then, aud especially while the
present critical state Of affairs continues
we trust that the matter may be allowed
to sleep.
1t would certainly show a most la
mcntable weakness to urge its abroga.
ton solely on The grounds that ever a
majority Of the Canadian press and PEG,
pie exhibit an unfair and unkind spirit
towards Us in our unfortunate domestic
imbroglo.
When the treaty was made it was as
much desired on our part as on the Iart
OF Canadians, and we really supposed
for time that NO had the best eud cf
tho bargain; but it has not turned out
as we expected. In fact, since then the
immense progress made in building
railroads, both here and there, and aug
mcnting the means of transportation by
water, has completely changed the char
acter of the business within as well a:
between the two countries, and what
appeared to be sound policy then the
experience of a few years has proved tC
been been entirely fallacious. A bar
gain fairly made, either between nation:
or individuals, should not be broker
upon slight provocation, aud it in thi'
instance We have been outwitted through
the superior sagacity or laundering
luck" Of the Canueks, we should stanC
to the contract, and trust 10 'Yanke,
shrewdness to retrieve the loss in futur,
negotiations.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-02-11
For the "couri err"
.The COmstifutIOn.v


Mn EpIroR:-1n his last issue, "Mr
Enterprise man" gave us an editorial
under the above caption. That he,
knowing him as we did, could so far
'Ibold up" on the Niger as to let IN
the " Constitution struck US with
amazement And when We first saw il,
we thought it matter for rejoicing that
one SO perfectly besmeared and "un
washed of abolition;sm, should tuin
from that malignant pool and clean up
once and wash himself and clear bis
eyes at the noble fountain Of the F" Con
stitution." But as we read, our rejoicing
turned TO disgust and Indignation. We
saw he had eoiaed only 80 retavn 70 hi,
eon,t" We saw the poison Under his
wings" the hypocrisy under the guise
of the "Constitutinu y non di.r hs7fs
That he, the Personal liberty Law
advocate, the sympathiser, alder and
abettor oftbemurdcrous "Jobn Brown
raid; the Constitutions AID law con
tenner, defer and violator; in short, the
malignant, black abolitiopist that he Is
THAT h should. read TO Uniopists q
homily on The Constitution" Think
Of JEFF. Davis aud Floyd teaching
byahy to Americans; the .vultnre gem
tlcness and innocence to tho lamb the
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-02-11
Ward Democratic Caucuses.

Caucuses of the Democratic Electors Of the sew
eral wards of this city viii be held on Friday, the
Dist day Of February inst, at one o'clock p. NJ rs
follows;
lst Ward at Engine House No ?.
ID /" Common Council Room. @
81 +" John JelIegs Hotel. ..|
For the purpose Of appointing three delegates FROM
each Ward to attend the County Convention at Sag
NAV City he 22d iustsiz delegates to attend the
Democratic City Convention, anil the transaction Of
such other business as may be considered advisable
IL ORDER OF WARD COMMITTEES.
Fest Saginaw, February 3, 1862.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-02-11
Democraiic Couliy convention.

A Convention of Democratic electors from the
several townships and wards in Saginaw County, will
be held ct the Court House in Saginaw City, ON
Saturday, the 22d day Of February next at o'clock
p NJ, for the purpose Of selecting Delegates to
attend the Democrats State Convention at Detroit,
March 9th, and transacting such other business as
may DO dscmed proper Each township and yard
will be entitled TO three delegates
BY ORDER OF DEM co, COMMITTEE.
Dated Saginaw City, January 81, 1862.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-02-11

future of success and prosperity uue
gralled ~ any State East Or Wsst,
/ ~ CITY y, Detrda -1eur metropolis
A"a 7S ~ e WIZ 'ef ~ Our ssss door
nsighbor. iNB ~.
I#Pertineiit. response by "A. Thsyer,
ESQ, of Flint.
The Railroad Interests Of the State.--Re
Observation-Disclosures strscge .v,es-r'tadess.
May their future be prosperous.
sEe Gosinsrrf, Of Nc Lakes. CEstatl-
lished 10y untiring personal effort on the
trart of men who deserve the success
| they arg Enjoying TLIu
n Qlpt IA. 10. Ward Sas called out
DR. Potter not having been able, even
by the most acknowledgements get
peep out of petroitu as yet and
speaking to the last two sentiments, he
indulgedin a'httle plain, business talk
| in regard, TO the yicissitudeseueouptered
10y tho projectors OF the several railways
in the State, showing that in nearly
every instance the original capital had
been hopelessly sunk, and that no rail
way now in operation--save the Flint a
Pere Mmquette-was in the hards of
the original managers. He stated, in
regard TO the commerce of the axes,
that hehad been identified with il nearly
from the first; that when he commenced
a dozen or so. small schooners consti
tuted the commercial marine of the
lakes, which now numbers its vessels
10y the thousands, nearly equalling il
tonnage the entire commercial marine o.
Great Britain The Captain was &c
'eiledB Factions in one or two of hi'
hits, and succeeded not only 10 interest
ing the listeners, but in "bringing dowr
the house, prodigiously, q. D'. .. oa''."
The Taleg Of The Sagina~.--Bored, int
repown, ~ The lumber on its surface anc
the salt in its bowels, should atone fo
the sins of its children. ia A., bal, .iooi
Boss, BirrH s. Co.-Most reliable anc
welltried. Let. US acknowledges tb'
merit of horse power---in a hornisisuca
or Sister, Sagt,saW Gty,-Will sb'
do us the favor \ TO ride, on our road
until she hears the sound of tho Ram I
horn fasg icxqaa bib ZOO .9m., ,sid
Bay .CHy.--In case of war with Eng
land, she occupies the post OF pickle
guard. .a.s vaHim 81. lsou
TIE Press. rgai sasl E
Zhe city Of East Sqgiaap.--Al!hougl
{ she has the best road of any town II
, the valley to get away from, yet sh
hopes that she will not he cnvied by he
i Lneighbors. 5 dla h.4sso5 gJafa.tHo.
Samuel Farrell To whose energy
zeal and worth the people of this vale.
are indebted for the success which ha
5 attended the construction of this pec
. of road. r4i .rg4 eE ..af
6 Detroit 4 Mil,eaakee, Flint r Pere MAJ
. guette Raiiways.--Ihe latter yet in it
J. infancy. May the ties of annexation
D when once laid, never be broken. g.
The first of these was responded I
, by Hon. James Birney;; John Moor,
$ Esq, spoke for Saginaw City; w. L
). -Webber, ESQ., on behalf of the Bar
Mayor Mott for East Saginaw, and Dl
Potter for his friend and co.laborel
Mr.. Farwell, Fridry the guests fror
, abroad visited the Salt Works, Sbi
Yard, and other points Of interest, an,
all acknowledged their surprise. at tn
progress madein developing the salife'
+, Gus resources of this section. bsn.h toi
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-02-11

"FuN FOR You, BUT DrATH TO U.s.
Our neigbbtp's at Saginaw, Bridgeport
Center, and Flint, are EeinieinH In-the
fact that the cars commenced running
regularly, ON Monday, the Goth inst,
from East Saginaw 70 Mt. Morris, six
miles from Flint. The papers are jubi.
liant, and well they may be; but while
they rejoice, we ask them TO sympathize
with their Tuscola brethren, since it has
knocked our mail facilities into pi The
cars, in their circuit, run around Bridge.
port, the point where all the mail for
this section of country is obtained. We
understand that the mail Is carried TO
that point by some means 3 fines a
week, at least that has been the case so
far. Before this change we were in the
receipt regularly of Detroit papers, the
day after their publication, The latest
papers brought on Wednesday last were
issued Saturday morning Now if ON
friends who are pleased with their rail
road facilities would avoid a mutiny (?)
in this section, they must prevail upon
Messrs. Boss & Buircll to deposit the
mail until the 1St of July next, at
Bridgeport, regularly three times a
week, and at such time as viii give us
the Detroit papers OF Sat urlay, Tu $
day and Thursday, ON Monday, " cdnes
day aud Friday, the latter being the
days on which the mail leaves Bridge
port for this place at Z A. NJ. each day
An arrangement of this kind may b'
easily effected, and we hope and trust
it may be done Immediately 2ascOh
Pioneer.
We are sorry that our neighbors II
Tuscola county are left "out in the wet
10y tho new mail arrangements, anC
hope the arrangement complained o
will soon be obviated; in the meantime
they must submit to the "logic o
events" and let us have our "fun" un
disturbed, or they will be let alone stii
more severely. .a..
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-02-11

F. RS.
Arthur A, Rlrmtr, iIenrytO BIaquiere, 3'ySi
ftr t.I' Edmund Decides, fu hs4aG1Js ID
Notice is hereby given that ON the eighth day Of
January, A. d. 1862 writ Of Attachment was issued
ont Of the circuit court for the county Of Saginaw
at the suit of James l.. Keteham ,Benj,nn +. Dun
ming Thomas Edsall the above named plaintiffs
against the lands, tenements goods chattels, mon
eys and effects bf ARTHUR A. Farmer, Henry dc
Blaquiarrs and, Ednuud Dee,lcs the above nained
defendants, for the sum Of six thousand and five
hundred donrs,Lth said writ was roturnabie on
the fourth day Of February, A, ID. 1862, that said
writ has been returned served by Attachment o' per
sonal property Of said defendants, and that SAID
defendants could not DC found " L'A'''
% Dated Febfunry 40, 1861. ~ aisd2 5di hUoj
AR - WEBER, THOMPSON a GAGEeon
n2e-6w mo- LsI o5 an Plainfifs, Atys
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-02-11

Mr., Weed writes from London to the
Albany Eren6g Journal;
"After breakfasting this morning with
Mr.. Ellice, where, as usual, there was
much talk about American affairs, went
to the great American banker, George
Peabody, who retires from business be
fore long, and is endeayoring to do good
with his large fortune While, of course,
/ am not at liberty to speak of what is to
remain sealed, may say that he is just
now maturing plan for disposing OF
100000 in way that, should the OPP
portunity be afforded, will prove perma.
nently precious to the unfortunate and
destitute of London, and beneficial in
other and important respects"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-02-11

EEThe Secretary of War orders no
further contracts to be made by his De-
partment for any article of foreign man
ufacture that can be had at home. This
includes arms. Second, All outstanding
orders for the purchase Of arms, clothing,
&C., in foreign countries, are annulled.-
Third, All persons claiming to have con-
tracts or agreements for furnishing any
thing to the United States are required
within fifteen days to giyea statement in
writing Of its character, and file COPY
with the Secretary Of War. Fourth, All
contracts, &C., FOR any supplies should be
in writing and signed by the contracting
parties. If these terms are not compile
with, said contracts, &c, shall be deemed
fraudulent and void, and no claim thereon
be allowed. 80. ......-y
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-02-11
more severely.

NEWSPAPER TAx.-Our neighbors OF
the press are sorely exercised over the
prospect Of being taxed upon their cir
culation. We rather like the idea, as it
puts the profession at once upon re-
spectacle footing, among railroad men,
land owners, men of income, good
feeders, consumers of tobacco, spirits
ale, beer and luxuries; aliens, and Other
first.cass people. If a penny tax was
levied on each lie reported by telegraph
to the associated press, the Govern
ment would soon find its revenue aug
mented to such An extent that an issue
of legal tender demand notes would be
found altogether unnecessary.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-02-11
The Christmas Gifs.


Old Christmas had como, with his bright merry face
And bracing airs joyous and keen, f.
And while the gay holiday folks, mt each place, q"
Selecting their gifts might be Kcon, b 9ni POI
An, old man walked on, alta very brisk pase, .qu
Tn search Of SEEMING MACHINE, a..
Perplexed he appoared--pay, bowidored in mind
Amid al The vast moving scene, II, 49,.
Unable to meet With precisely thcknd |Haiif
OF thing he was seeking, wecn 9suoa gWo
Qpdeed, i is not quite 50 easy 10 find ~ ait
really good SRwfSG-MA0mSE)
For hours he paced up and down all broadway, an
With puzzled and sorrowful mien
For all His researches, throughout the long day, -
: r Entirely fruitless had bccn8 ousgp9sHo0 5di
Till fortune bengnantly threw him in way se n,
I OF fISkLE AND LYoN's MAcuiSE.
] ruf nsUuIinpo NaiU 0n nam NNHN
sAh, here'-he exclaimed, as ahsppy srailo grace
4 His features so bland and sorcno--
"Ah here have managed to find out AZ las, Do"
Bn6 Thovoyy M,cuINE that Jmean ;Oi IBomud
Eyes, yes I'd forgotten the name ineIpy haste,
=" II vas rISKLE AND LYONS MAcnIvt
qWsss eyer nye4ilqp ike thf meath .he sun hove
Continual peating the joyons ola man, snsns
1aAs he on lis elbows did lesp,Enw OF 90 .nni
Beholdipg what wonderful things enn be done 80
by FfNkLE ASb LYONS MAcnlsE
lQa 'lissnfid OF HedW ,3onef.lN3 sshG1
Ills choice a. gift wasyno longer dslayedseraar
(An1 here his great wsdom ives ,seen)r -.
That CHRISTMAS, his Daughter IA blocSiing youn
bi smaid--up mo OF .t4oaozs bad Oh
u Was rendered as, proud ~ quesx, baYavsaa
Neat morn when che rose, in her boudoir there lai
~ A Fiyxir Isp Lfos's MACHINE !irinvo t"A