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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-20
PARTIr.N wARHART,

MANUAL Of Partisan warfare, for ohcera OF Inianty and
IN Cavalry, contaiuius Milltar' Rec,n. distances. tli,aIy To.
ponaphy, Temporary ' rtnoAtops. Partisan Warfare. translated
hon Inc French. by ohm n. Richardson. Price VI.
Yor sale hy A. MoRHm nolg
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LNOn nkNr-AsHLANO HOTEL AVID cor.

NOh HkNr-ASHLAND HO & AND cor.
Il TA0E+-ThIs ntif actlve rootrty 10 offered for rent on terms
'hich car not faf' t. he sdSsrtasetu and profitable to re tenant.
Ftu ted sithin seventeen mi E, Of kich nond, p thriving village
% The los ofthe sichm9n' :. Prederioksburg. AZ Poto oc Bail
road, shos- tr' los are snd vil BE- 60 I'm d - 10 enable rtsdeuts
It Ahlsndt - pend ttebusiness hours Of TIE day Ia niehm nd, IL
presents unusuAl Atfr actions ss a rest 'ence - persons whose en-
;Isenents 90 not 'eqi.re their presence 10 Ricfmood st othe.
tougs. The ha thfune 9 Of the loeshts 10 well / ovn and The
oct ty Of ,h- village very ehyiblr. The u'dinn consist of
trse Hotel and .eserAl 0osag . stulted 10 q fpseio, . and Or
amen cd grou Dc BesiJes thNss lodging IL the Hotel and ott
tg . beOaS ns 20 4, otter oOariep c aid doubtless be ubtsin,d
ION 'he nighb'rbs houses snd from pssen. sn on the Railroad
trAin.
Apply I, Nr &. cox, Agent al Ashiapi, o., at ne Office Of tho
Richmond, fredericksburg, ai Potomsi saiiroAd Company.
noi-n
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AUCTION SALES
TNis BAY.
~ oDDIs 4 ApprRsos, Al 10.
VRav VALUABLE ard Hle.LYA,TRsc

VBNv BIZ ard HlG uL "
v tive OF at tn cerneF OF 9th and vrHuk-
ltd sTeets, for SAFE at sutu "a. At the pqti ~
Ms. szrtLs tn d, Ne Oh 4 eel a. y bfe u' on n tn pc
mice or . fusrDAY I eiOh NV rl-.' So ~ II oct "a
tbst tray v-aAo.e lat located 80 bose, q j1lnins he Q iita .
OF Dr.. J = q ealr. 'he lo, HIS . & DOT on th- Wee line q 90
street = =. feet and rams b'et on The North line 81 rrsn'ha
.tree' 100 fe l. IN an ,ley In eormon 20 feet stde. III, h, Sih-
oIt doubt one an INST u = post valusbie lots iu tbs city, re ~
10 tie HAT Of The city, In front Of the Capitol sqaae ard adm
rally locs q ar o. z 0 or hue 10 slinu HdSr q ~ I be ~
udedi to three lots Of ab Mt 20 fee. each 'front.' 4 o. . b stree.
fpRxs 'pe6nH rash. aisnee at |, 2 8 and I yeap, for eoLss
bearing 4 tsresl { he same psYtble half yea l secured b .
trs dset, or ali cash At the cp; on % ns parehAssn
lovIT aOODiN 4 APPEaeoh, Aues.
VBRv vALUABLa AND "A nTIPULfN
situateds OTIS. On the NoFsh eide OF CIab,
tetWeen Adasfs strseSard Brock a venae, for
sale 81 4 u~cgion.-Wil be sold II auction o he prsries.
o Thu DAY, The foh koveabe 1859. At W o'clock, 7. d
that huly vslu % = lot, located - a,ove, .d,oinins the re idetei
y Mr.. Dsbbey ". Miller, hon,ieg 81 fe"t. runLias hack lD isst
o = vide alley
Iass. one bird Oh bslanee At and ~ months, TOT asso'
liable no,r., interest nd ted, sses ei By . trust deed. or oil cash,
1t III. option Of the purchaser.
nols-Id aODDIy A APPER6Oh. Alcl.
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C.MM,ss,o .kn, :ALE - y..Tashs

~ Real kstate In the town OF Clarksvilie, VA.
Agreeable TO . decree Oft c County Court OF Secflet Lurs county,
ys, / IhAl sell si Public Auction. on the premises, on FRIDAY.
Ps slst day Of November, lst2, 81 II O'Clock, Available fam
ly Residence In the town OF olArnvile.
The building 10 large aud connoditus contsini1s elEt rooms
cosVenisntly Auaassd, With all necessary ot building eorsiSt
ing 81 servants houses, good stables, carriage house, an excellent
Ice house. . veil OF good ssler, &c.
With this property will be sold several loh adjoining, contain.
lnG, In the whole, ~ 4" sscre.
Perss ns desiring 10 purchatsA convenient and we'll Improved
residence would do we'll 10 examine this property.
Its 10 every respect one Of the most desirable private residences
In the place.
Terms made hnOva on day OisIs, and possession given nu,
January nsrt gro. W FINLEY,
uo6-h1 CommiOisntr.
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4 WILL sell st public auction, at the late residence Of jams v.
L Store, decd shou, tine, nlles south OF rsnvile, on TU.s-
DAY, tn 7ad day OF De, ember ne IT, about 80 bar.h of Corn,
say eco lbA Tobacco. FOLDER oap, kc = hir lot q; fat and II. ok
Hcr. Cattle &c aad PA ltAhln Tools OF eyir. drs riptIr.
UCA NAV u BENSsTT, Sheriff OF
liusylyaniA, and Ss such Admir- a.
Janet y. stone, deId.
A the sane Tint and place I vii hire out at public Aucion the
Slave beLaxng 10 the iufaut heirs OF James y. Etoae Decd, un-
III the 25tn Decsmber, 1888. Pond and approved security xil be
rtqur rad. OOsLMAHD u. BrINErr, she-f Of
PtIylvanlA, aui a. snch 'GuarLlIn OF
.afT A D. g. q a. nj il. 3 gfapa dersJ
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DsosSIB u ruS PorosAc Ca Tlur-i'y night. Nov
lSh, . boat Vas upset in crOisrg the Potomac, and Of
three passengers one -, unfortunately dro-aed, BIS
body UH recovered early Fidsy moraing, Ia; no cBe
kiss bis name and the Olly clue 10 il vas furnished
By = small memorandum book il his poke" 5 mon
BT PsArsbIrg, Va" l. Is hoped tha. this may meet
the eye Of sOne one Of hs relatives, sbO can gain al
the Information they sish By %.ppIyilZ to N. G5raAriz
10 Richmond, By shom hs ,f,el have been ssut on.
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500 NEGROES WANTED.
VInaISIA Ann ~TENNesanR nAuRoAD COMPACT

VR.ISIL ana TENNes,nR RAILROAD COMPANY
L,nshbury N. Nor IAN iss9
-u i. -.
fIth ComPahJ ssns he ,I ns en'uus ys., ns
u above nem"sI OF AoIs ooii"i netfoeh 70 y empl1Sea nue
raj -, carpenters, blssEnIihs. &C
The nEErOrs vhl be amply sspp led With go,d provisloDs and
good elotEins 81 table 10 the seAoa. aud sI be veil lAsn
care OF
Psrsols rtstdirT lja,ent 70 the enemy's lines will dad Il 10
IA cir inte- est TO tEe their hsadI OF this road - IL 10 remote fr;m
me Sea, - var, and consequently their neg Vei will be Isfs from
0sApe 10. or capture BY the ensTy.
virginia. tn. DoDlaEAD,
ns 20 eepe,ia'ena,ns
- 'ou I'M ~ . y. ia an 49, -.
L,oes ~ 70 %, ShuPnuy % nc ~ .n 49, ~
10 uey - Ae' aHH '1'N M ~
upon y
n.. 49, ,.u,. xp..,D
r,up $1,000, -I1 =. ~. 49,, 81. =, 49,. A
M aauensnss snnpsy sI aasu1,, - phI.e " ! ~ \. ..,ns,
NAsous 20 ms q
- hAeIn o u IN AhlHLH uIs 'e pisn@ AIPU
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COMNIssIONRH,y JAIN on NhGuOns.

DY virtue OF a decree OF the Circuit Court fr the county OF
ID PusylyAris, made At the October I, rm The 'e'L, 1884, in the
case u hary y. Nch Niso1 rs '. u l. Peat oSs md Others, I viii
sell O. publ c a1ctI u, for cob, op rUts0AY, the 2d day ~ lie
c .mber next, at the late ~re1ldence 4 James 2. stone. d'c'd,
about three n es north OF ban rIIe, one sEGao WOMAN
(HAr,hl) aud her two children Jane and riElbeth.
C1ALhAN n BEvSETr,
nntT-,d. nRUUlSKiJnsr
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Oh sns % u v. pIpAsiNrs. Is.h .,,.~,.

NFC~ INNDS ELIXsR Os OPIUM p0wd red
w Oubebs, Bas IN oopsiva, Chlmomlle Riouss, Ohamoii
Sins, Tooth Brufhes. &c, &c. Al
MEADE . BAKERS Drug ssors.
oc9 1Ss Vain street. err. ahovs y "
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LAND FOR SALE,

NBE undersigned Ofe's for sale his Farm, lying In ike County
II Of LunenAurg, within two miles Of Niche lin Depot Z. 4 II
Railroad, cont lining sO' acres-4s0 sues Ia oi lnal gro wth-oI
which 10 . comfortable d selling and Ill nectssa y outhousts
Any person wishing 10 view the land can dad me 1t the abOy
nArsd D,pOL Ny address 10 MOote's orlnuy, Prince Idsard
County, Va
~Noyi2-dlbt' ANDERSON ID. HARDlH9.
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Gov. BROwS AsO THS GIoKsIA NILuL-Gov. BrosD,
ca the l. d iss', sent, in a special MESSAGE 10 tbe Legi--
lAture OF Gsorgii, transmitting to tia; body acopy vi
= letter from Colonel Il. h. T.oyd, co n~inanding the nj
hna of Camden county, ,skiag for authority to call GU
the Militia for toe purpose OF hon, dstsace. la the
mssslge the Governor Informs the Legislature that
By the act Of OJngaes8 aad TIE decision Of the Supreme
Cart o. the SAFE hs Is denied the authority to call out
the Militia, even tor such al emergency a. that 70 ~hc y
O1loasl Floyd specially A,hl.s. The subject -ss uadsr
eoIsideradoa in tie Lsgilllure at last accounts.
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ORuERs.
ADIrAS INsPBoTO GENERALS oTTIoE, [
kCEnoHp, Nov. Is, lsSa I

" L AALp OHbNOht
kCsnoHp, Nov. Is, lssa
aNEGAL %oRDrSs,(
l. re- fvaosu act Of Congress Is published for the lnfOr.
nation " al eOnseraei, sud sill be obssr'ei ~ ell enrolling Of
htss
ASICrT II FusT ESustAESrs In raE AEN AND M ia coErs.
The Corgrrss Of us Con'edsr - States Of America do enact
That ron and a ,er the passage o. this act any person subject
q ,url mtnt for nItlrT service, under the act Of Congress 70
yiing Tor the pIbli' de'eaes, shan be pTniuel 10 enlist In N
ofthr ContvitrA ale states; Provided, rnAt tbs BunStr Of men So
en- ssdd9 > not Increase he Maine oOrPI beyoad the sirenT h
Authorised by Lac.
compsny desire 70 he cor mngor con handing oneer that he pre-
feS belng eliO De 1 for service 10 tas NAVY OF Marine OOrpS. Il shall
B. this iuty Of he sad otneerto enroll Iueh person for the service
shch hs may pre- er, AMI TO transmit 70 the Secretary Of the Ma
" lst Ofthe srsoah % enrolled
Sec. s That IRON and AMER the passage Of Ibis act the pay u
Sal - Aad AAine' 81 ~ De inc eAsed fOHr dollars per mouth.
Approved, octoteES, 1854
IL TrAa,'sn from the Military 70 the Naval service vii
be e1ssyed In the pgessn'e Of an enrolling once, or Al officer OF
TIE Sayy. In orivr that uhea the solder Ia IN dae form di,chs arg
rIhom the Afmy he shall be a. OnSe e1ro1si Aad resolved In o
III The folio sling torn - II be used 10 IL cases OF discharges,
- be sg-el - requl Ell BY The llta ArtIsle Of War, Jrde . for
d~iekarsr, enAnAtlg from this OH ser will be ~eOnLdered IMPLY
he luthoHiy uhsreOR 70 srAht The discharge, and not the dis
SOLDIERS DISCHARGE
To Al vHls II nay oONcEAN
KS0N ", -----o
csPAn --- cORPAn5, - 1ln'n'
Of - WhO Uas enlisted the--tAy O.
-, one thousand t.ht HUNDRED and --- 20
serve --, IL hereby HOSoAIHIT ChchIigtd from the o!
Amy 5iLe C~OLisd-rAte States.
sIt- vas bgn 10 ---I In al. state Of
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KNECUTOR's SALE OF PkRIsHADLR
PROPERTY.

an Wed nesday, the Sd December next, We will sel. al
" psbho outery. the p~erishAble property Of the late John II.
HO VAId, eOnsis.lng Of
1l U bus ofCorn
lOOkN pounds Fodder
Ah Ad Of Mules aud Houa
30 be ld OF Cattle
2S0 head Of H0gI
I Yoke u 0xen
Peas, z tAoI, &c.
shE.ns PlDus, &C.
Bl eksmlths Sni CArpeniers rools, &c.
The sale pnl commence With the Plantation, on the West side
Of RI n Rivrr, In Taylor county and eontInae from jay 10 day Ut
III Ill Il sold.
Terms eAh.
H.ukC y HOWARD, Tx 70,
nol7-td. ELLts 4 l. 9iNGsrok, Auc ..
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ALBGAT c. ruuiIn, AeSEAr y. ruLLiAs, PAN a. ~HsiSEA.
PULLlAM a. CO.,
AuCIIoSEIRs TOa SiLE OF NEGROES,
0ddTelows' Hall, Franklin st,
EcHS0SD, VA.
~ ally sNLIs -rubuc and private We pledgs ou- s'riciest n.
~ ierton 10 the tutnts rnt-rEed 10 u, and sl AnGuer oil
comm InieAtos promptly.
PortGs Ate nj Ai each depot.
n. d -Thep pub c cur fiends and old patron, will 'e. from
the above caro- that ~ are Tll Ia oar old buI ness. Although,
hAylag < stu tot ' stored the baggage Of gu eeebder, from TIE
aou.h, la, been uIed o. 80 argument BY utish 10 divert basin.t
IRON our house, 10 the benefit Of oth.rI. Win have been Otherwise
sngAIrl
Ihe patronage % Is respectfully ,oretet.
nolI-lm on.
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HNBCUTOH' SALE.
IlI virtue 4 an order Of the Govt Of OFdlna y or huscog' e
Id County, vii be sold before he Court HOUSE dsor, In the city
o. colu ptus on TUisJAY, the % Of December nett, the real
dslce OF the lAe john II Howard.
Aho on the tame day, before the Court House door, In Butler,
Taylor county. one plan alton on the wet side Of VI Mt < yer IN
said county. containing between go and = ihoisand Seres-Aud
TOO plantations on the east lie Of TIE river 10 ihe Crayfj ri coan.
tyne oontainl = fJureen hundred and the other six huaared
and seventy Aer >
TEEns-Unethrd cash, the balance In one and two years, With
In ersst hom date with app. owed secuh y payable IN btnt.
T. X q b. HOWARD, Err.
ColunbuL. Ga. NuI II, 1851. nhI-tds
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FARM FOR RENT.

A FARM In Halifax county, Virginia, lying on Dan River, Hbou,
~ three miles frcu sco,t'bu,g D-pot. on the ne moad AID
DAnvlle lNlroLi. IL contains bttsten sI add seven hun tired
&C eL. Of which over Two hindred sic river Ls grounds, bsLdes
some ans c eeh OATS Apply TO
DR.. JOHN n. COLEMAN,
nov lg Nv Bcotisourg, HNnfIt county, W..
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WARTAn

1No pu- chss, = good Mae Cook. Apply Z. Harvey, AImassd
4 Williams.
no7-2- wh. I. sIHoHa
IlkA,-choiee Green Tea
100 ls osnphor, for sale by P DUVAL,
ors Druggist, corner Main and l0th strssu.
, 1862-08-07

Having reached the barnyard, to his diSmay,
he found the bars up. But time was too pre-
cious to be wasted in letting down bars. Gath
ering all his strength, he bounded into the air,
snake ditto; and as he alighted on the other
side, his snakeship's tail cracked across the up
per bar, swapping like an India cracker
Again Jonn set forward, now utterly regard
less Of the girls for the extra tickle from the
snakes tail, as he leaped the bars, banished all
his bashfulness and modesty, and again he had
the pleasure Of finding the snake IN straight
line, drawing steadily at the hem Of bis solitary
garment.
The house now became the centre of attrac-
tiOn and around It be revOved with the speed Of
thought Four times in each revolution, as he
turned the corner, his snakeship came around
with whiz which was quite refreshing.
While describing the third circle, as he came
near the group Of wonder struck girls, without
removing bis gaze from the snake, he managed
to cry out
"Cal a mani"
The next moment he had whisked out Of sight,
and as quick as thought reappeafed at the other
end Of the house
"Can 4 mani"
Away he ~hirled again, turning the corner so
rapidly that the whi4 OF the snake sounded half
way between low whistle and the repeated pro-
nuncation Of double-o.
Before either Of the girls had stirred from
their tracks, be bad performed another reVolu-
ton
"Call mann nj.
Away he flew once more, but his strength
was rapidly falling. Nancy Clark was the first
to recover her presence Of mind, and seiEing
hOOp.pole, she took her station near the corner
If the house, and as John rsappeared, brought
it down upon the snake with force that broke
his back and his hold upon Johns neither gar
ment at the same time.
John rushed into the house and to his room,
and at tea time appeared in his best Sunday suit,
but little the worse for the race, and to all ap-
pearances entirely cured Of his bashfulness
That night he walked home with Nancy Clark.
The next New Year they were married; and
now, whenever John feels inclined 10 laugh at
his wife's hoops any other peculiarity, she has
only to say, Call a man, and he instantly So
bers down.
, 1862-08-07

Y,,t r,,.. L. a. ..Lo.i f.o.,..,,i,,
Ltue Eede, On ~ wy - sSiTo, ~
iolereu oy sa s.le1n S,sn - N ~ x !.
70 ss, 70 Wltnss ~, ens sIoos y - s a., 4,
WINE oa'ng, tDe ~ ea;s',
10 some peces eILng 's sSs1 ~, .as ~
oelau num- ns u9eleI naa .o.a W, y ~ - ~
tare near a, - s',ong e.is -, - 81 ~
the water Ons uay' nowesel' gss ~ ~ ~,
%mpiIton' enu thg s9 ;,, ,
sports right heartily While dressing himself he
got his shirt on wrong side out. Before retiring
to bed, il was customary for the little boy TO kneel
by his mOtbe,s side and say bis prayers. She
discovered the shirt wrong SIDE out, and took the
, 1862-08-07

The following comprises the cabinet Of curiosi-
ties Of an exchange:
W. ~ I. I, sl
tbs propeFtv n ~ woo5,,sn ~ s,1r.5 ~,
tree 3 'S-'''''' s
Wa 49,. 4. -. "A. .,,-.
ne havs 70 our once splinter rom the boarq
III '"' '"' ~ sp'O' '1A - " 'He .nis'-o ' ~
we nave Just shaken hands with The blacksmith
'nA' r'Ne'eo lne Puphe gfs-s' 5i. = LF&
Our Johnny rnshe5 into the ho,,u. ',.,,,,f,, m
out Of breath, having been frightened a tie bark
OF tree. 49,. N 500, t....
friend Of ours b,s n ro;,s,l /. ..,;o, !, ~.
eyes, caused BY irving ID fead ~ ne light sg
other days"
voung Of onr aesoy,;risn.s y, -. -.
ported Vitb bliSs y M hiSt rct1rneJ g5s =
~. -. u
!, a. NJ o,"or ''O's n'en nal 'esarnea
~. y ,cls
". NM ne'se I saifaoisa
~. su s;.oooS m.,og' NV IN, W ~ nln S %
, 1862-08-07

An nanecdote is told in Egypt Of an old man who
had been impressed in the army from bis native
village Mehemet Ali had adopted the custom OF
sh wing the soldiery. II was found he had passed
the age for service, and be was tod be might go.
Yes.r be replied, goi where sha.l gOi"'i
"To your village" was the answer.
"The boys and girls Of my village will boot at
me-" be exclaimed. "Give me back my beard, or
allow me to remain until it grows"
Such is the value OF beard in Oriental eoun-
tries.
A recent prayer meeting at Hartford was sur
prised and little amused by the following remarks
Of an honesthearted brother in regard to the war
at is all very WELL brethren, to hold out hopes
and to present the brightest side but we are get
ting some bad news as well as some that is good.
Here, for instance read in the paper to-day that
Beauregard who has always some deep, Internal
plot at work, has issued an order--yes, an army
Order-that every woman and child in COrnth
should be evacuated before Saturday night"
Richard |. having taken Philip, the martial
bishop of .Beauvois. threw him in prison, and the
Pope sent to desire his release as a son Of the
Church. Richard sent the Pope the armor the
bishop wore when taken, with these words Of ia
cOb's sons
"This we found; see whether 1t be the coat Of
thy son or no."
An anecdote is told of Ali Pasha, the Sultan's
Grand Vizier, recently in Paris. A lady to whom
he was introduced. at sOiree, hazaFded the naive
question: " Is the Sultan marriedT'
A great deal, madam" was the Turks reply.
"Biddy," said lady, I" l wish you would step
over and see how old Mrs. Jones is, this morning
In few minutes Biddy returned with the iuforma-
tiOn that Mrs. Jones was just seventy-twO years
seven months and two days old.
Murat one day complaining to NausOuty that
the cavalry had not vigorously executed q charge,
Nausouty replied "The horses have no patriot
ism; thesoldiers 6ght without bread, but the hors
insist on oats"
It being proved, at trial at Guildhall, that q
mans name was really Inch, who pretended it was
Liuch; " | see," said the Judge, :" the prOverb is
verified in this man, who, being allowed an Inch,
has taken an L."
A young man, on being asked by his sweetheart
what photography was, took out his pencil and
wrote the following, telling her that was phonog-
raphy: ~ R A B IT, L N" GOu are beauty,
Ellen)
pDo you like Goldfish balls, Mr. wiggn'" usEed
Miss Almira Smeggeton.
Mr.. Wivgin replied, hesitatingly, Z" really don't
know, Miss; l never recollect attending one"
We might pardon the ungrateful il they would
forget who are their enemies as speedily and as
completely as they often forget who were their
friends.
The ladies may not go much upon the highways.
but they are complained Of by their husbands as
being very much addicted to buy-ways
Captain Silk What name for a soldier ~
HThe finest name in the world for a captain" said
, 1862-08-07
Doestieks on Babies and Grand
mothers.


Paradise was, doubtless, very good sort Of
place ii its way but then It wasn't complete,
tor there wasn't any baby in it; so Mr.. Adam
and his lady" as Jenkins would say, procured
pne--and preitl mess they plane ~ ic ~ n.y.
Sain WAS me sort Of oaoy We produce - ese
Five Points-a regular Aul6gTry-streeter-
GOw-Bay brat, Hooker a Dead hao0lt ana a
rug MnSSer, all IN one SWEEP specimen
truly. however, u dlun make mueh dlnerence
what KIND OF baby he was Tor any oaoY thai
ever was born, not an luioL would have eIln1eo
over tue walls ~ the nrst SIX months % see What
was Oh ths OUTSIDE; 1ohy uune . tnIss'y eaLi
older would haze had 10 Paradise he'd have
yea the snakes 10 harg knots roun9 the necks o.
he slFales, made the IONS i've on hiekoIy nuIs
ana marbles, ana iastehea TN Ketuvs 70 the 'AiiS
0i al the tigers
But though the nrst Oaoy may oe CONSIDERED
rather failure than otherwise, and was Prooa'
oiy severe blow TO that branch OF industry IN
its youth, practice and experience have done
much to improve the article OF oaOy; 80 that
now, an infant with all the modern improve,
mentS " Indispensable ~ every wen reeu'etso
family. so much 50, indeed, that not ieW
bachelors tind themselves unable TO do without
" ana consequently, sorieput'ous oaoles are
not unknown IN the land. lh lAct BABY Is
thing 50 useful, so ornamental, and so IN get
alOng-wlthouable, thar no man VINO mas ever hau
one would henceiOrth try to do without t.
Many people adopt babies Of other people; ]
prefer the homemade article. ] think It is all
things considered, altogether more satisfactory.
Which is the case with Trumps. Trumps is
my baby, and III match him against all the
world for being the most satisfactory and thor
oughly enjoyable nuisance ever grown IN tins
country my OoSeIVatlohs o. u,st ,,,l Nv
young PERSON aIe HequeH., IL ~ HS.tn n.l
5o,'es'l'es nI'e " ~ - -;
rom beoyuom WIN an eAPIeSSion ~ w sIut- Ihl
mehtS, 70 an enPnauo manner III WHICH "' u'es
hO1 Ty ShtIey eohSuL. -, .h,.L -.
lneIS are, ~ Lao', se1s'a' PO'"'' y" ""'0u W
10 no' =, .u''"ugl.y as'ss' L,.,.. e.. !.
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sIahce he goes IoI oaIis yle s'eG VI .IS iaI
ala sIngle graz Me ai ''"a e1t m ,;''''
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ense % oP'nloI ou' ~ ~ ~ Dc,uS % n.y.. .osns
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an lohS ., ;'S..'l, oiSso o A.. ha,;na ~,
,., ne.e Sah c'', oe sa',S'sS'V,y ~ hnid
I.'e', wv POu,su 81 ,o.d ~ .nisss.s .nd
as nndd;n" "nd mashed notatoes and or5vv Of
, 1862-08-07
The Union.


Has our love all died ouls Have its affairs grown eoldf
Has the at last which the fathers foFeoldt
Theu nature must teach te strength Of the chain,
That her petuant children would sever In vain.
They may Agh m the buEzads gOTged with their spoil
TIL the harvest grows black lt lPts in the soil,
iii the wolves aud the eatamOunls lyoop from caves,
And the shark tracks the pirate, the lotS Of the waves
In vain Is the strife When the fury Is past
Their fortunes must dow In one channel at last
As the that rush from the mountains OF snow
Roll mingled in peace through the valleys below.
Our Union 10 river. lake, ocean and sky;
Man breaks not the medal when God cuts the diei
Though darkened with sulphur, though eloyen with steel,
The blue arch will brighten, the waters will heal.
, 1862-08-07
Rights Of Bill.

BIZ Blower, BY lAndshark trapped,
When overcome with grOg,
Was forced a lawyer to consult,
To overhaul his log.
The lawyer, Wishing Jack 70 bleed,
Put on = solemn face,
Aud talked shout the Bill Of Rights
As bearing on the case.
" Hold, shipmate !" cried the honest tar,
"Avasi there. II you will;
I care not for the Bill Of Rights,
But for the rights Of Bill"
, 1862-08-07
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
CHARLES PRoSCH,
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