Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-13
THE FAIR INEZ;
On EHa LosH LADY OF TIN ORIHsoH OL1TFa
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CHAPTER vIII-THE COBsAIRs
"Most gracious lord, Is It your belief
Said the cautious HOGANNI TO his noble chief
That 1t wOul be safe In times like thes.,
TOIesume our profession upon the hiRh seasi"
"As lopg as Connecticut has Secretaries OF the
Navy,
And the Cleveland Mahoning Failroad Is ruled
1t perfectly siie.' the Corsalr did say,
'ITO travel with ease on any railway
For although Davy Tod from his rsilroad did throw
! he old Cleveland Herald, he surely don't know
The passengers all who sail on his track,
10 set ready to travel, and our traTs we'll now
Just IS hey we're speaking they were frishte, ed
For sentinel burst in the door out Of breath;
"Hal Pampered msEisl y hat briagest thou nov,
" ny enter cur pr Eence with such greet roar =
, nd in his emotion as the chisftain thus spaks
Be left fall his clay pipe, ,Ehioh in pese8 aid break
beg your pardon my lord, bat an Abolitionisl
Shall we kill bin, or must he to your honor be
UWhy, drag him before ms. But stay-ere you 90,
Dtd'st obey my last orders, I'D now like to know;
Did'st tar and feather the Northern school marm,
And hang tne white enoHered miscreRnt, VINO did
with t6O New York Tribune which in his pook.
We must stop all such papers from going around -
1--WE didn't do nothing shorter" the pirate did
Then he drsgg d in the AbOlitionist, and hurried
away.
CHAPTER II-THE PRISONER.
Before the chief the prisoner stood,
His form erect, his spil. Is good,
with unhlanched cheek and flashing ere
He gazst upon the corsairs nigh;
And 8 they caught his piercing EaEe.
They looked on him with dread smazs,
Yes, hembled as they gszed on him,
For he was very tai aud slim.
His was indeed a noble face,
That skillful painter sell might traoe;
And with HIS chin did almost met,
bis mouth was large, his eye quite small,
he had scarce any hair a. al.
His clothes wore mono OF lsAAC'S DeGt,
He ne'er at UNION HALL had dressed;
his Coat was long, his ants quite short,
He had them at some slop shop bought,
For at the elbows and ths knees,
They had vent holes to catch the breeze.
Such cothel neer came IRON UNION n ALL
For ISAAC'S clothes neer rip At all.
IFo IN 0oETEUED.l
Our re tdeT5 81 should bear this in mind hen guE,-
on hand Of Fashionable Winter Clothing for
MEN AND BOYS WEAR,
all OF our own manufacture, and which we will sell
a. Extremely Low Pricess at
ISAAC A IsAAC3'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
Sole Agsncy for ths sale Of Singers Oalsbrted
Sewing Machines, strong's Patent Army Trunks,
and Storr's Automaton Freshman,
Corner Of Union and Superior strestE.
~ BOOK OUT FOB TIE GIANTS. ~
A RMY OFFICERS ATTENTION
IA Just received,
10 Pes best blue Military Cloths,
different grades will be made to order on short no.
tice' in the very best STYLE at low rates;
dsols ls2 Superior Street, OPP Bank St.
TOR THE H0LIDAYS.-EX-
pressly manufactured a large stock OF the very
best Clothing. For sale at very low prices.
decl9 s. MANN, l62 superior 81.
A K. KEDING, AGENT, Is STILL
IA . at the old stand, No. IS Prospect st., max
ing CLOTHES to order At the lowest cash prices for
those who tnrnish theT own materials and respect
fully BocitB the patronage Of his old custom6rB and
| those who usually furnish their own goods.
60 Particular attsntion paid 70 cutting Men and
Boys Clothing. oot1
NENTLEMEN'S CLOTHS ULRAN-
III INa, Renoyating and Mending Establishment
EBAHuIs AGEH, Tailor, No. l9 Pru57ect street. VII
hereafter devote his attention 70 cleaning renOYa-
/ ting and mending aentlomen'B clothing. he haf
facilities for doing HE work IN the best manner.
Gantlemen win ind t for their interest during tass
/ hard timeg to give hr- AEsr ffial-
lust RECEIVED-FRENCH
! et Flannel and Cashmere Fancy shirts,
/ decl9 S. MAINS, l62 Superior St
! CLEVELAND PAPER OOMPA-
~ HT-Manuiacturers Of NEWS. BOOK and
/ WBAPPING PAPER. Orders filed promptly
l ETRhGH Wanted, Once 100 superiOr 81