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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-01-31
Fraudulen; Notes III Circulation.

TIE attention OF the public is particularly
called to Tho advertisement OF the Treasurer Of
Virginia, notifying thcn. Of the circumstances
Hnder which sone OF the cancelled notes Of the
Banks, aud SONS sheets 0; Bank notes which
we're net signed by the officers Of the Banks,
may have been scattered about, and probably
an sttempt made to pass them upon the igno-
rant and unws7y, having been redeemed and
cancelled o. nsver issued By the banks. Ino
Treasurer deeply regrets Ina, any one should
be SO base rs to attempt 20 pass any nut'iatsd
and imperfect notes, snd h.o also regrets that
the burning and destroying OF this worthless
trash was rot, IS it vas intended and peiievsd
to be, eHsctual end complete.
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movement OF the Energy.

SAvASSAu, jan. 29.-Six Fedora! g%un'bosts
were at Watts Cut, and seven were at the
head Of Wilmington Island Gu yesterday.
Commodore Tatnnlrs Hoct while conveying
two steamers ard lats with provisions. towards
Fort Pulnski yesterday, was fired upon By the
enemy. The engagement lasted about forty
minutes, without any damage to cur side. The
provision boats and steamer Sampson, while
returning were also fred upon--the Sampson
was. slightly damaged. Fort Pulaski Is row
fully provisioned for six months.
4 letter from tn officer Of tho Fort says,
that the enemy cannot take Pulaski ay an
attack.
The Yankees are engaged III rsDo7ing the
distractions from channels. They have o:har
important defcnces to pass.
The people OF Savannah arc firm and conf
dent in their ability to defend the city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-01-31

The dispatch which re publish this morn.
ing of the movement Of : portion Of the Fedc.
raj feet toward Savannah, may induce the
belief that Savannah is i1 great danger Of be.
ing taken by inc Fcdcrlls. We are pleased to
be able TO state that nc such apprehensions
are entertained by the Government here.
The Government knows the situation and
means of defence, which will prevent the aG>
vance OF the enemy upon SsTsonsh and it
is we'll aware Of the ability, experience and
galiantry Of he officers and u,en il that lo~
cality, and feels the utmost confidence that
Savannah will not fail into tho hands Of. the
Nanke. forces.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-01-31

Tors5:y " .air aad just psoroa:tioaa OF "a ii.
:%3st;aent Of existing diac@ltics, On the bssis q
Tue restoration Of peace and unity alncnc 81;
sections Of tho Union therefore,
Resolved By the Senate and House Of Dos
gate$ 81 Maryland, Iast the President OF shs
1 1nt's. ,''aiss Be requested to present u Tie
ss,'"nt 0: the Confederate States E propose.
GO C. ss a.al''i''e ior = days, Cor the PURPOSE
.AsG''ng an ausicable adjustment Of our
national! difficulties. upon 3 bs,!. ii an en,.-.
restoration CT the Unlon.
1hs aiaai!-poZ prevails 10 such an ez.aat il
The lower part .! the county 10 which Nj,
minsion, DsisTarc, is situated. that the Ma =
CT the city hes lei: i; IL; ;!Y:s to iasue a Or,
!suaaticn :oI5idiins soy .a:sa:ea yv:s,n: j. >:
brought Within one ;a!= 81 .h2 c.;y .imls: Ill
Ger O heavy p~cnnlis.
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from the W'aaalrgton Sal Of feste:da5.
WASHINGTON CITY NEWS,

VAR DEPARTMENT. January Goth, 1867
0rtt7 No. 1.--This Department! recognizes as
The FIRST ct its duties 10 taie lneasurcs for the
relief IF tbs hrsse raen, who, having imperiled
Their lives il the military service Of the Cor
crrmsnf. sre now prisoners and captives,
il is therefore ordered that tho com mission
cs be a?pointod To visit :he c:;y ct Richmond,
ia Virginia, snd wherever elsu prisoners be-
longing 10 the army OF. tho United States may
DC held, and there iaAe such r,oasures as may
be- :isedful, to groT;ae fjr the wants AID con
tribute TO The comfort oil such PRISONERS at the
expense of thu United Slates, ahd t. such ez-
tent as may DC permitted by t.e Authorities
undcc "nom such prisoners IRE held.
ED~Ia 81. STANTON,
Secretary Of Var.
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J:ss1e FarxoST AND OLp BLAIR-ara.
Jessie Benton Fremont, while on her recent
visit to Washington to ferret out the origin OF
the hostility which had manifested itself to
wards her husband, had an interview with the
President. during which Mr.. Blair, ST., father
Of the Postmaster General snd Frank. F. Blair,
ve:e present Mr.. Blair turned to Mrs.
Frcmcp:, ard said: Mrs. Fremont, al
low me 10 say TO you that, in my judgment,
naasua, your proper place is at the head Of
your husbands household ct St Louis, and this
intsrueddling with the affairs Of the State is,
to say Inc least Of it, in very bad taste on your
part and, in conclusion, ! wish you to under-
stand that here is where We make men and
urnske them" To which Mrs. Fremont in-
stan.ly Teplsd :-"Mr. Blair, permit me to say
% you that | have seen some men Of your
making, and if they Ae the best you can do,
I would advise sou 70 quit the business
Neu York Herald.
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Froul the IN

TIE Fredericksburg Herald" Of Tuesday
last, saws thst advices from the Transport Bat
te:iss yesterday represented oil as quiet in
that vicinity. 1t is believed that neither sail
nor steam vessels have passed since the Psusa.
cola made Ter Fay down.
Yesterday three shots were fred from Game
Point Battery, AQUA Creek, a: 9 cosple OF
schooneis, q mile and a quarter out. The gun
used did cot FIRE well, IS al the shots JAILED N
reaching the vessel
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sogffoAL.
For the Enquirer.
70 w WIFE.

20 w WIFE.
On G Rttugss s Forth. Westsrn Hras"'a'
BIT KEko.
Tam thinking office. dearest!
S;nca ne parted last in tesIs,
AID q host Of thrilling msnl'rios-
Mem'rics Of ihe by-gone years;
Crowd.upou my sadden'd spirit
Mc,kiug all the things Of BOW,
TIL nv hearts deep poignant so.to
Stamps lis siguct on the 'Fc"'
/ sm sitting by my freside, .bs
Dreaming Of our home ana eHse1
Oscur .L;Sz;e." and our 'Jennie'
os This far-cf Heaven to me;
wiki The constant tread OF strangers
passing on their thoughtful Way,
r,;,s mn my ear, and whispers
En- stranger more than shcyi
am asking, If ny darling,
From tho old, familiar roon,
Still will spring, at every foohs''
To receive her exile home
4: she tnses cur little daughters
To Ter bosom's close ennEace,
And Still prays in fsrvld accents
Soon to greet The absent lace!
Off a mystic spell comes DER nc,
When I deeply muse alone
Then to moaning winds Of winter,
Givfs ny heart an echoins tone.
Then fancy round the hearth-stone,
With u household band Of four
We have dTavp. in wonted gladness
Var no. foes TO part US more.
Then the ringing laugh OF Lizzie
Has en- angeitone TO mes.
Jennie claims her thousand kisses,
While she ronps upon my knee.
And tie hallowed words Of thine, wife!
0n. they bless NE as they How!
And I then forget that ever
hare known q care or WOOL
and we talk OF all the future
OF the plans for life's calm eve;
As mischsnce can nc'sr befali us
As we never mora may grieTe;
Fer the winds may Thistle fcTcely,
And the darkness grow apace,
! en- back again from exile!
We are talking face to laee'
EFT 8 s;ir-a sound has walked me
All the 7ap,'rcus dream is fed!
VIII. a.A children all have. vanished,
Leaving almost death instead
A: SUCH time my heart feels breaking
Deeper care lines mark. my brow:
l am asst awakcd from dresm.land-
Wife I'm reay lonely now'
Oh. may lie, Of Boundlcss Mercy,
Stay Tho war-tide OF our Toes,
And u hearts and homes be brightene'
3; the conflicts early closel
On. nav Husband, Wife and Daughters
By HIS power be kept till then,
When 10 day-dream shall be wanting
TO make glad our nome againl
RICHMOND. Jan. is, 1862.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-01-31

"Personnc," the correspondent of The
Charleston "Courier," in letter to that paper
from Culpepcr Court House, Va, says:
A2propos.of the sentiments Of the Eng.
lish press, in a recent copy of "Punch"
apoears one Of its inimitable carriestures re-
presenting John Bull, Lord John Russell, and
other English worthless, engaged ove1 the his
toric roast beef and plum pudding. A long,
slsb. sided, bean eating, cadavcrous.l looking
Yankee opens the door, and thrusting his bead
into the apartment, whihes cut Il say yen
felers-don't want ter disturb ye, but Thought
I'd kinder lock in and see if there want some
rebels AGENT" John Bull immediately cries
ca. to Russell, 'John, my boy, run for a police
man. Quick; Til save the silver fiom the Yam:
kee thief" Rich and cutting, isn't il?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-01-31

CAPTURE o. 4 YANKEE OoLoHEL.-A cor
respondent Of the Nashville Union aud ausr;-
cam" writing from Bowling Green under date
Of January 2G.h, says:
Lieut.. Col. Giiloeh, d tbs Federal Home
Guard in Meicalf COUNTY, was Captured about
SIX n.iles froGn Ehnoadson. the county sect,
B; a portion Of Col. Helms kentucky cavalry,
stationed az Glasgow. day before yesterday
The Colonel had come over to See bis sister
married. and vas enjoying himself in high
glee. whcn OF. c~a72.-y, uriHTited. made their
appearance. not fo- the purpose OF taking part
in tie hi:.r;ties CT the occasion, Dur with the
intention Of ts:ag he Colonel, which they
did, and whom they brought to this place yes"
terdar and !c3ss5 = jail
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E~,.aryrnsnr OEiet III Siav3flneE

S~AyAwsAu. Jan. 29.--NooE.-Ti.e city is
comparatively quiet this forenoon. There Is
no imEIediata stack appEoheaded..ihe object
Of the cnclny seem 10 be TO cut Of comEaunis
caticn between this city and Fort Pulaski.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-01-31

RATES O. sscEssaca COMMISSIONS 70 BE AL-
LOWED:
Or al sGms OF 500, GOO and under one per
cent; on all suGas 0Ter Sl0o. 900 end less than
$500, 900, one fourth OF one per cent addition
al; on ell suns oYcr $500, 900 and less thaa
81, 600, 900 oae nth olore per cent additional;
On all SUMS over ST, 000, 900 and less shan
s., 900, 900, oae tenth Of enc per cent. addi-
tional on all SUMS over 81. 600, 900 one t%en-
s;eth Of one pei cert. additional, Until the
whole compensation Of any QUE agens shall
reach * 900 ii aae year. beyond Tnich 10
charge shs!l be allowed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-01-31
zrnrcerou o. ,t- o. rue so1a;rps.

Great opposition is made to the proposed
reduction Of soldiers pay, embodied IN the
bill Of Senator Sherman. 4 mcocorla mas
been prepared and is bong iptr@fnl.s.y sign.
cd, urging Congress not TO red.:c9 the psy OF
the officers, but 10 assess upon tbs present
rates Whatever tax may 90 deenlsd prape:,
even to twenty or thirty per reIs. Ihis pro"
position is growing into favor, as il is = mani
%ffestation Of patriotism and not !Ea submission
of hirelings. Senator Browning Is preparing
y bill to meet this suggestion, which covers
the entire ground
rspeci.i W~s,hlngtcE Disp rcae' 20 Ia: =. (. Herald
TEE FINANCIAL PLA.:s OF Giic GCrsnHNEAT.
The plan of ac.;a:, c Iac.;Ici upsn b7 tbs
Secretary Of the Treasury ani tie rapvcSen>
ta,iYes from the Boards OF Tisde AID Banks Of
New York, Bostoc aid Philadelphia, 50 lar -
it contemplated tho icc, "eceip; n4i isymrat
of United States notes. IS cCn>li=re'l a. dc.
feated by thr refusal Of thu han!.: Ct D5s.,::
ard souc Ct The New YORK banks 20 carry i:
out. Tho Secretary. therefore, iecls ~:'li*ei:
obliged, by tho necessities Vi the pubic c;eo',
tors, to concur in the plan !or issuing ard
funding oi ali additional a,t cindTcd millions
Of dollars in United States iiotrs, and maxim
them, Til funded, a legal tcEde:. Every gaHsd
will be placed OF this issue ay provisions Tor
funding, ard for absorption in payment Tor lie
large taxes to be imposed, 10 prevcnt dt2-e-
c~ia,ion, and The ISSUE itself will doubtless IA.
cilitste til. es,ab!ishlIe chi of the banking $3.50
Citations contemplated by the Secretary, |@r
which bill hls been prepared By tho Com~
mittee or Ways and Aears. Tie irtrodnc~
ton into general use Ct = reel national clr-
rency, fully secured BY tho bonds o! .ac Uni
ted States, may be thus expedite.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-01-31

Captain Tayloe Of the King George Grays,
soth Virginia Regiment died in FssisS;cks'
burg on Monday last
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TIE CAPTURE OF REIDXL.
OFFICIAL DISPATCHES FROM FLAG oTf!2EE NC
JgtS

kSlf.
WAsGIsGroH, Jan. 24.-The Nay Depart
ment M received dispatches iroEl Fias OWasr
Mexican, dated Ship I2lsnd, January ::Al, III
which he reports the arrival as that place oi
the United States steamer Meredith ard Il;:ca
States gunboats Union aid ~SasalnG:e. by
the first named be had received the c1in;nuui-
cation OF the Secretary Of the Navy. AID Gays
in accordance therewith he shall despatch the
ifrigato Potomac to Vera Cruz.
Having been informed that y Confederate
steamer was ct anchor near B!loz: Oh tbu 6lst
of December, he despatched CumEIari*i Sliitc
with the steamers Water Witch, Nu" LoncoI
and Henry Lewis to endea"or to capture !,c:.
but upon reaching Biloxi it WIZ tolid -" h:n
been removed. Commander Smis.i 2c.uanae':
the surrender Of the towr, wh;ca .A c1M-
piled with, and a dctachmcn! @: icac,ea aa;I
marines we're landed, Il sEa'i ba,tarJ ':osst2ys1,
and Two guns, ! nine and siz-rcthdc!. brought
of. The place waa found to 30 almost 81
serted BY the male population, but vas crowded
with women and children. Til" schooner
Captain Spcdden, loaded 1ith lumber. gas also
captured and brought out by the henry Laws.
She is s. very useful prize, tie lumber 5eIrG
much needed By the Army GnarteT:"ast2: !oc
The construction OF storehcases, and Tho
schooner making z sorvicsabie Lighter. Ejta
haze been transferred TO the QGacterlasts7 Z:
The valuation liked by a Board of Sure,
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SOUTHERN sYMPATniZsKS

Esiday evening last. Mr.. Kimberly, in The
FH SBranch of the Baltimore City Council,
introduced a resolution requesting the Board Of
School Commissioners recently elected 10 in
stitnie en- inquiry, and, il possible, discover
whether any of the :esc!ia:s IL the public
schools have expressed sympathy with t5e
Southern rebellion, and, if any are found, 10
remove thon st the expiration Of the lime for
which they hsvo been employed
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The Produce iUSE-

The following cficiai :s,tsF. addressed iy
Inc sccTctaT: of tho Treasury 10 The Register
cf Lie Treasury, iii! &c found I: interest 10
lie public:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-01-31
GOV. sfg.crE AND Evs.L RUE.

Governor Sprague, s~ubponaed 70 appear be.
fore the Joint Committee on the Conduct Of
the War, to-day notified the committee through
Il friend, that lie preferred not to testify re-
spc:ting lie Bull Run ~aii.ir, and hoped to be
excused. The conmittec decided net 10 CON-
Pei his testimony. The Investigation in regard
10 ,bat affair is nearI? closed. i. is understood
that the committee, though "ot =hcily sst!sh'
I'd w;.h the esuscs assigned by the Generals
Who fought that battle, will n?z MIKE any re-
mort
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A rRoros;TioE TOP An AEIssTicE.

In the Maryland Legislature, on the 18th
Instant. Senator Fiery subml,lcd the follow
ing preamble and resolution, which WIS read
and referred 10 the Committee Oh Federal
Relations:
Whereas, the horrors and Ievasntiona of
war are ever repuls;Ye to the Christian heart,
ard especially and particularly so when that
warts waged between brethren, Who are CON-
msnded in the Simple out affecting language
Of Gud's inspired Word to love che ano;h-
err ani whereas, every honorable means Of
aqertins Conflicts, aac arrsst:ng them when
begun, ought tp De r.sorted to 10 e spirit Of
civilized humanity; AID Thereas, aoswith-
standing our uutaltering determination to
maintain the sancti:y end ;ndissolubility of
the Union at every hazard, and to suppress
the unfo!y rebellion reared against it, we are
ye. Tot Without hope that the sad and melcn-
choly experience of the past year has Ere,
pared the hea-ts Of those in srns against The
! go7ernment Of the United States TO listen "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-01-31
SPCILS OF WAE.

The New York Herald states that amongst
the articles consigned to the Collector Of the
port CT New York by the Atlantic, from Port
Rosal, arc 1.525 balos cAssinped and 63 bales
OF giaaed cotton, one piano forte and orse bill
lizard table.
Three or four of the r;rglesde-s in the strike
+. inc Portsmouth IN. H. SaTY-Ys:d have
been discharged, With orders from the Go9o-r-
uent that they must not be again employed
From WASHINGTON.
A report reached Washington On Sunday,
thst q baltic had nsen fought st Bowling
Green, and :hst the Federsls met With : bad
defeat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-01-31
OFfiCEnSEEEEH

Thousands OF individuals are nero seeking
appointments ss paynaster: ii tbs army and
ns7y, and clerks in lac Departments. There
arc rot less than 800 applications for pay
mastersnips in tie navy. The additional clerk.
ships ordered By Congress vii oe mostly Sled
hy persons already temporarily employed
Persons coming here ior appointments only
put themselves to useless expense. They had
better s;sy at home.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-01-31
i EXCLUSION oy THE Hr7caRsoas.

y Seems ti:at OcH. rIHnn:!H " cACluSlou VI
tie Hutchinson family ircI his camps Oh &c
count Q: their au2acity in singing Whittier's
songs, and themselves offending 8 NeT Jersey
doctor, YVES agreestly to the wishes Of Gen.
Mcclellan. He has since ssnt instructions to
all the Generals of Division, ordering them not
to ALLOW the Eutchipsons to slug within their
iinaa.
WASHINGTON EESs AND GOSSIP.
Tia taud and the smallpox arc tie prevail
inf topics Of conversation 10 day.
The ;~raasicnt trare! this week mas talion of
one hundred per cent
The new rifles aad regulations WHICH have
been issued 81 Secretary Stanton hold at bsy
for the present contractors and Office seekers.
The Postmaster here Eas issued a Dotice
that Treasury notes sill. net be received il
payment for stamps, unless they are purchased
in SUN oil two dollars and fifty cents
Mes Yo.s cor7espoadcs1t Of Ito Philadelphia Iseziec.,
NEWSPAPER REPORTERS.
General Sherman is determined to teach csr-
tain gentlemen connected With tho press that
honesty "a the best policy" : fen weeks
ago, discovering that the cneIay we're obtain
ing information OF his noTeIents and in.en
ti0as, through the medium Oh letters written
to the New York journals By their Specials"
he called a mesiing of these worthless, and
lola them that ;hcy must keep faith with him,
AID refrain from the publication If military
movements in iutrIe. AL hands promised =
Obey, but the promise waS nc sooner mace
than broken, in two CT three instances. The
result is just what might be expected. Gen,
Sherman. in rage, gave the offenders notice tc
quit" O:e of them vas sent On by the At
lsntic to-day, and the others will follow by the
nszt opportunity Ss:7ee 'em right
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

The most remarkable case OF
ndecision we ever heard OF, was
that of 2 man who SIX up all
night, because he could not de-
eide which to take oil first, MS
coat or boots.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

A ruEr says "the wind kisses
the waves. That we suppose.
is the celebrated "kisS for a
bow, about winch we have
heard 20 much.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

We ere told I'D have hope and
trust but what's a poor fellow to
~ when he can no longer get
any tHU
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

"Piea-e honor ne, most
chlrmlns OF lldie>, with the GIT
Of that pretty dlisY.N Oh, GER.
tunly SIN, i0r YOU are very lack
t-dlis,-cai."
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19
GRAVE d.
NEW GAVE YARDl

The undersigned has laid on n NeS
Grave Ylul. Immediately adjoining the
old one. on thewcst, in lots 49, Us 49,
fee: square, stich he offer To- -cll on rca
sonable terms. Those desiring 20 secure
a family burial place car now do 80 hv
calling early on DAVID HEASIOh.
Nav 81, iSG.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

May poor rc-cycd student
would grow i%l,ter, Intellectually
and ph si,aily hi, Instead of Sit
ting up 50 late, he honestly slum-
bereJ a fools al'owrnce.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

No man is "poor7 who takes
pains to realize that the days of
our life are but ''pocket money"
with eternity in the bank.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

We have generally a much
stronger curiosity to know " hat
is said chan TO know what is true.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

4 Quaca says tlat he has in.
vented a remedy Tor - take,
which will allcvi-S all pain eth
with"
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

What different things are
Pride and Nanity-Prde depend
ing on self applause, Vanity on
applause OF others.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

The French, who eat more
frogs than all the rest of the
world, are tee least given to
c~roaA;ng.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

We Ike Lest the flowers that
grow without pampering. Eve
wanted no con ervatory in Eden.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

Wives should know that tears.
rs a means OF influence, are to
be reserved for great occasions
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

Fortunes Vings are made of
times feathers, which stay not
while one may treasure them.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

\ lady, deserted by one man,
nas no other remedy than an ap-
peal to twelve.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

Travellers don't easily wear
ont;ther generally 20 farther than
any other kind OF people.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

"G0t anv ice at Your end OF
the tanIo, BI? ~No, but I've
got the next thiag to IL. w hat ;
lhat?' ~ severe cold"
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

The hands of Inc uSurer are
often as red as those of the mid
might assassin.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

First get an absolute conquest
over thyseif and thou wilt EASILY
govern Thy wife.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

Never sleep in The company OF
iidIes-or yca caat WINK at
them.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

LAWYERS are the vultureS ;hat
hover over cherished fortunes.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

OppoSites frequently q to-
gether; chills and lever are GEN
orally associated.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

Advice is the only sort Of vice
mat some people don't fellow.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

An aimlrsS man is likely 10
remain a nameleSs maa.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

We bow to the nan who.
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Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19


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An nin,lres m,, i rL.l,
remain ! n~a..ela.s 80
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i
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- $1,000 70 'ar'her than
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