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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-06-03

the Hon Parker ruek, Judge of Probate within ahd
for the County of Hancock.
TVUhBLf shows John Hutcherson, Guardian OF So
pirona q Grey and Nancy 4 Grey. minors and
children Of Sol Grey, lats o Deer Isle III s4d conh-
deceased that the said minors are tGtertsttu IN ue
real estate OF said deceased situate in Deer Isle INSIST
tBg Of nneeen Of land dwelling house barn and
euthous. and having had an offer by Samuel hiinere
OF three hundred and fifty dollars Tor the above describ-
the same aud that it you'd be for the heneht Of sar
uinors ani all til the said interest in said de-
eeases estate should te disposed q aud tie proceeds
thereof put opt aud secured to them on Interest our pc
toner the Il re prays that your Honor would grant him
license dispose Of the accordingly, agreeAby to
Law OF this State in such cases made snd provided
JAIN utTCiiERSON. Ouardiaa.
Deer Isle April .2l, A d. 1851
At Court Prob held at Ellsworth, within and Tor
the County Of Hancock, On the fourth Wednesday OF
April. A. D, 1864:
On the foregoing petition, Oydered,-That the Petition
give alt persons tresed by causing copy
the petition order Of thereon 10 be published
three weeks successfully Ia the Ellsworth American,
newspaper printed ia Ellsworth that they appear at
Probate Court be held ELLSWORTH in said county
in the third Wednesday of June nsNt, at ten O'clock
In the forenoon and she's causs if any they have why
the prayer OF said petition should not be granted
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest:--A. A. BARrLErr, Register.
copy # the petition and order Of court thereon
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-06-03

Ala Court of Probate holden a Ellsworth, within and
foe t County iIate eA, the iJarth Wednesday Of
Arrti. p. 1864.
hN thr petition of PANEL VI, Perkins Atminstrator ot
the estate Of Vim. " ilincsicy, ,latc Z H'IrhiiL
in said county. deceased, rertee tng that the personal
estate sd deceased is sufficient 10 pay the just
,g-ss which owei at the time II his death ~ the sum
.f tive hundred and tSenty dollars, and praying tr
sell and coavey mach of the real estate {" sad
deceased be necessary for the payment oi saHi
debts ard incidental charges;
OYdrrcd That the y tituuer give notice thereof to the
heirs VI said st aud all persons interested IN said
esta,- by causing copy this order u he published in
tke Ellsworth American, priUci in Elsvortl IA said
county, three weeks sncccssvey that they may appear
Mt a Probate Court u he holden EH-North, on the
third Wednesday Of Jue next at ten ot the click III
the forenoon aud she's cause, any they have, why the
prayer of said petition should not hr grSnted.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A trrc eopy,-Auest;
lsp "A. BARTLETT, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-06-03

"THE GRAY MARE THE BETTER HoRsE.,'
The following Nas posted in u house,
few days sllice, by a Foushkeepsie busin-
esq man
HEApoUARTERs, House.
General Order No, l. Julia Until
the price falls, no butter will be used III
our family.
JAMES,"
He had hardly reached his counting
house when special messenger handed
him this
james: Until butter is reinstated, no
more tobacco will be used in this hause.
JULIA, Chief of staff
1t is said the butter won.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-06-03

II little school girl in Portland, the
other day, defined .wharts' as i" the placth
where we get shayingth."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-06-03
STATE OF MAINE.

Attest. PARKER W. FERRY, Clerk.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-28

: Y
Of p fsSaoa ~ GAstidAh saA ethss Yankee ean9InS
sFs Iaastrots where the Inhabitants attempt % IN
sie his march by obstruetng FOads burning bridges
OF otherwise annoying hls Invading columns de-
Vastatlon and ruin are 70 be dealt out; the 10.
teusty Of the punishment to be proportional to
the mag oitusd Of the CT According TO SaermAns
code, and Sherman declares that he wishes 20
conduct war On civilized principles 1t is the duty Of
people to welcome invading foes net 10 h0spitsbe
graves bat to hOspIAbls boards 10 treat them by no
means IS enemies but friends, OF at the worst Is
stranger gusts; to feed them hb ally on sweet pOta-
toes and hog ard hominy; and 70 build bridges for
them and dig rosds,-snd to do 81 manner of Emlcabls
service Else Sherman will 90 their HeldF, destroy
their crops, burn their houses and perhaps If he hap
pen to be in very bad hunOe, entirely sIrpAts them
from the face Of the earth. But should they bshAVs
themselves like good children, bsrsy their county, and
welcome their Yankee masters then Sherman promises
to do nothing ore than to eat up their pro-
visions, and give them only mild and gentle taste Of
starvation.
Il will be obssrssd thai thsre 4 nothing 10 these or
dsrs to sustain che assertion OF the Yankee prints that
Sherman out from Atlanta With thirty dsyS supply
OF subsistence. Ga the contrary are led TO infer
that be took nothing, next to nothing, with hin in
the way OF pFoVisious. he distinctly tells bis men
shat they ara rely the country for foOd and he
mpresses on the various commanders she nscesAy OF
collecting N their EsgOns BY fOFSg ng, 81 least ten
days supply in advance. HNnE thus Ssttsd the N
nissaraI question: hs sAtisfa0tOn he 70 ha Es
settled down into the comfortable assurance that
viii make safe and sssy march Of fifteen miles PEI
dAy, unsnbAFFasssd BY ObduFAs Confederate soldiers,
and unimpsdsd by anything Ike military rssi BtAncS
Is is encouraging 20 10 know that th ls limited
rate Of advance has not up 90 this date BEE accom-.
plshsa By the Yankee army. We do not lat, md 70 in
form the YANKEE newspapers where Sherman. now is
ne feel hesitation N assuring them thai he 10 nos
10 Charleston or Savannah, either In Mac 90 or Az
Gust. and thal not those cities has even bean
threatened By bis forces. We can tell tn Sa Likewise
that his march has been even lss Erely than he
anticipated and that far from aOoO nplishinR the
modest 6fLssh miles day, provided tor So hs orderS
he has NOT attained much more % an SSsrsEe, than
The half Of tina! ]! Il fifteen rAys sinct he
left Atlanta 10 = weak he VS. to be 10 p1sSsssiuu Of
Macon, and In tEelVe days Of Auzusls, aud in few
days more Of other import 49, point hat where
s he nov We leave it 10 the sakrs papers 70 guess
Supplying them only wish the Information that he ha:
not found sVss potatoes TEy abundant in Georgia. ana
that hog and hOminy haSS been ssVSd up for the
prAndial sntersait mont Of his bsdevilsd troops.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-28
Thk CITY.

In IHs DocK -Scrcliy night pisces that some
drunken man bslated traveller does not walk Into
che Dock, to be fssed Gu. dead alive, as the case
may be. This thing happens because tho Dock Is ur.
guarded bys railing and gas just being tcsrce,
she streets at night dark as E;ebus. The only
matter Of turprise all things considered 10 that
persons do not find wstery gave ia this Improve
msnt" Ga Saturday night two individuals, John Ksih
and an unknown man, tumbled In. The upEnown, who
fell in near hsyo'a bridge, was helped out by sore
soldiers guard at the Dinvihe depot. Ksiths body
fshed OUT yesterday. He was heard to fall In at
the foot of ls street, and passers by his
assistance, but when they reached the spot he had
sunk to rise no moro alive toe cIcliDg water end
hat that aosd On the surfaOo al mo ind eating where
be had gone down.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-28
LATEST FROM THE UNITED STATES

We have received the New York Herald df the 25.h.
The latest development in the mater OF Sherman is
that contained in sensational despalch from Phi la
dephis OF date tie 24h which says that information
had been received ct Washington that Sherman bad
b en- notified by Governor Brown that Georgia, Ala.
bams and another State, had determined to rslu 10
the Ulion aud that Sherman had hailed in his move-
mepts Afao that Stephens desired to meet a commits.
soucr from the L liied States in Canada.
Doubtless the Yankees have heard that the grand
movement" Is not "a,epug down" with the resistess
force that hopAd for it aid henca the above stuff
is given out to the Yankee peple a. reason for the
apparent nscon Of Sherman 10 Lis current camp .isn
The Hsraids Washington correspondent, under date
of New. 24k, tsyI tina, tue IumoTs OF movements
in front Of Richmond which hsvs been in circulation
for ssVeIsl days pat are without foundation.
Apriyate letter .cfysd IN Washington from pronl
neni ofcer al 0ty Point, atos that two dIysors OF
RmB's troops had arrived in Petersburg. -
The Hsraid's correspondent wiki Grants army,
writing uader date Of Nov. IS ss,ss that from pre-.
sens app ararcos winter has mad, premature visit
Tbs weather wsa Intensely otli and the mudAthe re
SUD OF the lae rsiuswa froz,n sl with 10 in some
lpls9 s5tngg enough 70 bold hors-. i,..s
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-28
shsrmau's Order of March.

Toe New York E.-ald Of the 24b publishes Gen
sbsEnz1s orders 10 bis Amy TO- the march in Ehich
hlis nov tnyagei These oreTs as dlsoi At KiasgJsl
ca TIE h Insight igl, three days before tls Ysl-
Zee army vas pu. in no.i0a iTom Atlanta Fhoy srs
n!gbly interesting and to sEt important; no,
50 nusb 10 Developing the ultimate intentions Of shef
man, as in showing tho character IF bis movement.
snd in naHiiestnz he jlsuitcs which he anticipated
Rad the manner in which be sought to provide sgsint
them.
g The salient facts when ioIcs themselves On GU
attention are IL the 6rsl place, tina, GJnsu had Is
teruiotd 10 cut Loose rom his c1mnuncstlcns and to
undertake this expedition sithou, having any haze Of
operations 10 his rear bz bsiEg compelled Of course
to subss, on the county CT In othss wcrds, to live
from hand 70 mouth. The adoption Of ths courss
would sesn 70 imply that he designed convert biz
army into movable, d. rg column; the X, al cdhr
sctsFtlo and ebse Of Vhieh organ lIliou are CELEBRITY
ct mlVsmsnt-a condition generally considered ipdis.
psrssbls 70 the successful issu5 Of suoL sIUeduops
and even to thsir sltetJ b., il This case Sherman
d5es not ePPsaT ta sil as lueh Offset He order.
csc that bis army IS to GoTs az Gle stel0t 61esn
ru'Ss Ss7-e d.gea Ct ProsIsss- aot si all sonso
aAot WITH the iis' sf sP'iit5 Of aSet shiloh ne usu
ally associate viii lying column Fhsss isops zsv
md eus vaT, Il seems to IS 70 aosoant fer this
i,eonsIuitJ; sDi ttst is that shar1an, fully cox
TincsS, Ike tbs editors 81 tbs TAnkse PspsrV ina, an
ere available force Ct The Ooafedassey Ess conceatrs
ed IL she srnicc o. Lee uud Hood aad that both Of
tScse Generals would be too zach occupied CT TOO far
removed from thc s.ene Of tbs campaign, to be sblr
70 dsaph any PARTON Of sheiF forces to operate saas
him sntos.aasI - fss Ct meeting any serious resii-
trncs 70 hs eavsrea uai auticpstsi no obasOlss sz
can. those Win n sat BE- intsrPosed by hostile, bus
zaorrars ! AID 51arusd pop5latiaa. These, indeed
s,sm 20 have srgsss,ed themselves to him; aud
10 avert Or to PEsEsnt tbsn De ad0ps tie
system p much q Ysgss Eiih bis soaDiEynssn
and Which has already been carried 90 80 hsa pitch
- ~ seH
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-28

Msssrs RUSSELL, WIoKaAh, aHoLeoN, sooTE,
DUPRE and others paid Hibuts "a the hgh chsrac-
ter and competency Of ire ecer whose salary II was
proposed TO raise.
Hr BoNULLEN moved that tba salary Of the depu
~ In NO event shall exceed 5000.
Mr. CLARK, of No., vas in favor Of appointing none
but competent cAlcera, and then In favor Of giving
them just compensation. he regarded IS 900 IS no
salary Vt all.
Mr. hAOHEN. Of Ky, tfsrsd As a substitute for
Mr. NcAULLHH's Amendment, that I" In no event shau
said clerk receive THAI six thousand or he depu-
ty more than three the usand dollars per annum.
Pending the consideration Of the amendments,
On, motion OF Mr. RUSSELL, the House went into
secret session.
The doors beirR opened, the House adjourned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-28
CONFEDERATE STATES CONGRESS.
SECOND SzssIoE-SsCoED CONGRESS.
SENATE.
SATURDAY, November 20 1864.
The Senate was not in session TO day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

This House met at IL H.--tbs srAEER in the Chair.
Prayer By the Rev. Or. II 'ge, of the Presbyterian
Church, Of this city
On motion Of Mr. DHJAREETTE Of Va, lssve CT
absence was gTsnted his colleague Mr. GcoDE, called
home BY liz ss in his family.
Ca motion Of Mr. ORR, OF Hisa. leave of absence
for the day granted the Naval Committee Of the
House.
o. mOiioB'Of Mr. LYON, Ct Ala, the rues we're sus-
pended-WheTeupon he TepoE.sd the following bills
from the Committee OF Ways and Means:
Lii 10 amend set TO provide for raising revenue
Tan the commodities Of foreign countries, approved
Mar a. 1884. Ordered to be printed and made the
arial order Immediately after the bill report ted from
the same committee yesterday shall have bten dis.
possj OF.
A bill to exempt from taxation the capital Of bonds
of the Confederate States ordered 20 be printed and
made the special order immediately after proceeding
bill.
the hpothssation Of uOD-axabls bonds "A similar Or
der wss made relative to this bill.
On motion of M. SMITH, Of North Carolina, the
Yules we're auapsndsd and the Committee on Claims
were authorized 30 employ clerk.
frosa the JudIsIaf Committee, through their chair
man NJ Russell 1>'ndinR the consideration OF which
TIA House vent l1to secret session on Thursday
nart in oroeF az unfinished business.
The folo~ing ptOVisn OF Mr.. Oolyar, OF tennessee,
lsitV read by the 0lsIk, was adopted BY the House.
hal 70 the army or ua w. or connected with the
miliIsFy service OF ths Confederate States, shall be
tired by mit.T court OF 0oIFt martial and cltiSsns
7sbsi b. Rsbs 10 Presentment or Indictment, giving
49, The rj1ht oF nv TIA, .n--sF 6 ---rif
- TIA hill 80 thus a Seudsd, Mss ttsTPsssed : gS-
We Eave the bill, ~ reported sra slsHisd, laezr
srspcrt Of Thur days pr Nceedingsl re " .s.E
- MI RUSSELL from thu 5asSisIy C ~ aI. sss
rorSsd bill proyidirs for t me sslsz
~ torI - - e,res cvTf of The Confederate
Ststea tOEths EsStlrpS DsSev q Virginia 80 that
Der sfter, Until the law is rspsf n salsry Snsn De
dOs psrsmuF With the PRIV Ss5s "a :
de2u J, VI oss asy shall be pc, we oours out OF
the lund arisioe on s seqi lsI Sio1 Of ihs proper
II Of alien ADemes ia so,g ,ln d't-sr,df ~ -.
MI NcNUbBEE lhOogle IS 900 ep' ample sslsry: Z
Mt BaRKsD ALE, of M ses, ptsiaG 90 general isN
tsJssinc he saarist If aitke 0fios or the Com
fodstaie htss Oourtss tas eesq ~ e ca Igo ~ z
!. NJ RUSSELL informed bfn that ne sOSnhittee
empiGfed reporting bid saeappN 90 tsegespie.
which will do justice 70 all ID ocsTS an'eea to0si
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-28
coRsoslrrIoR on rRYslorAxs.

70 Ms 1dstoTfV me Hhg: a lF-r
IL Is proposed to couscribe the whole medical pros
fsesion, Of military age. Az q body Of men, thfy
would make very poor soldiers; aud their name now
s not, as formerly, "kg!on." Nor Is now, a. for
mery, paying occupalon. Few physicishs nov get
as much for their fees 40 w psy for their medoinea
board, clothing and horse feeo; and yet from habit
or necessity, they still trudg rg along the old path.
The men now In practice, ell OF whom by law are over
thirty yeara ofage (f,r old men not fond Of NOR
physically able to perform, oouairy prsetoe have By
contact and association with their patrons, become
warmly and mutually attached TO each other. There
10 not now, nor s there likely to be- any IIsc-
Using physicians In tho country thsn the actual WARts
Of the people rquirs.
The heads Of all the young and growing families,
Who need the most mscical atteL dance are already
sent to the 'front.' and II they informed that their
wives or children or fathers mothers and sisters, ere
sck, and can get no kind, attentive and sii al ply
sicsn, they will have reason to sxcsim as there no
balm In Gileads 10 there no physician therep IL
would 60 further to induce men 10 desert than airy
other cause. Under such circumstances most men
would risk their lives to see the loved ones at home
Il s clear that 90 far the ccuntry generally Ia con-
cerned, the present medical sa cannot be improved
Ia either military or medical sense, by further legs-
lation. snxIx.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-28

AIDING PERSONS TO GO TO TIE YASKREs John
WIlsme, tree negro and nh, slave OF James A'di-
son, were, Saturday, arrested the charge
Of aiding persons to get into the Yankee liner. E ah
s just the fellow for this butness pg spent The
best part Of lis life hunting in White oak Swsup.
de Ia no doubt in cotute eth se. of white men In
Rockets who have been engaged in the same lire Of
nnarationr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-28

A DIsEIvID PsoxoroN -We.srs pleased to learn
ths the Ohef OF osdOlnce, 0olonsi sOrgas, hsS BEEN
proroted 10 the rank OF Bdgadier General. No pro-
motion VIII give uu,vsrssi satisfaction, none
could havs cen moro deseiyogly conferred At tie
head of one Of the most important apartments of the
Government, Colonel GIrgaa has eInioised IN the sd
mbisuaon of bis flee talents of high order, and
lur parslislsd efficiency in the organic iOn Ct his
dana .tment
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-28
EVENING WIG.

We shal pdSlab, today, at O'Clock p n, and
s,ory ueOssdnz day Sundays szOeptsal At the same
hour, an evening edition Of the Wing. The Evening
WhE viz contain the Atslt nsWs by mail and telegraph
70 70 the boar Ct going to pEes editorials, local intel
EEspos. %. bSO
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-28

SroIsS WHILr-rhe police on "a urisy arrested
two uegr, nel, one belonging to O. j. Palssks, The
other to T. Il Lidd wIh three bu saeis Of wheat and
two busL6li of corn, believed 10 have been stolen.
Tee grain cat be econ at thu Mayors court this morn
tur
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-28

sTY.-sydnsy GrOsvsnor, cltz OF Canada West.
was on Saturday received at the Provost Haishal's
cfice from ,he State Psnitsn!isry. az was charged
with being spy, aud was committed to Castle Thun-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-28

Fully Accommodations, fssehesEt, arrested
last week the charge Of aiding msn name PheIps
to escape to the enemy, has been miaei befs Con-
fsdsrste Commissioner Sds and fully eEolersted and
iiErhlrgej
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-28

Ras.-About three O'Clock yesterday morning tie
coal house Of hr Thomas YArsorOush a, bis rssdsnss
OIL ysuAbls street, was fred BY an irc,ndiay and
burnt.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-28
0Sr1oI or OaDIRs AsD DETAIL,
EAA.aGAAAAH-AALO.
RspsFss Of the Press Association received Rx-
elustvolT By she Whfg.
SIGNS OF A MOVEMENT IN FRONT OF PETERS.
pIrRQ

PHrrRsBUIa, Nov. II Scouts AMI dsserters report
considerable activity in the front Of the enemy as If
preparing for & move on our right.
Ii IL reported here that Rosecrans has exceeded
Meade In command of tie Army of the Potcmtc.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-28
WANTED.

WANTED. s,ga aUt uisI "a
a, Lsiyt0 sssss Hboys pd sas gid H ksual xss
ehes, Iafr, ana aueoa Paa Ivl dive IN al "a
''' ave ReRtas EtEHVEVsE 81 IssiIess Adass
naS-'sV AZ .SG1A Ahissdcn. Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-28
TIE DEATH OF AlDsalPMAN W. B. SINCLAIR,


information has been received by the Navy Depart
ment that on the l0.h Of July last, Passed hdship-
man W. b. ncsir, O. s. Navy, son Of DR.. VIM. B.
ADD Mrs. Lucy Sinclair, Of Norfolk Va, was drowned
ct sea- while passing from prize ship the Florida
10 which ship he was attached. Although but rias-
teen years OF age, this gallant youth had voh the
confidence and admiration OF his commanding tfcers
and Grew. In recognition Of his courage and deye-
ton, the following order has been issuedf
81 I'm a O.E. NAyY DIPaRIxBr, s
=. no. ehnond, Nov. Is, 1854
GEHERAL 0BDIR.
Iaioruason has reached the Department df the
death Of Passed hidshipmsn VIM. B. Sinclair, late Of
the Florida, At sea- On TIE io;h July asst In passing
from pre- ship TO the Florida, his boat Sas scamp
ed, and he the cnlS cfL 0; tie c-fs ost psEthed 10
fescuing seansI VIZ ectij L-tts,Gi.
On this. 40 on many previous o,oAsions this Jour
officer displayed that ooufsgs coolness and cen citn
tous DEVOTION to duy and TO right which ever marked
bis brief career.
Signed 8. r. MALLORY.
OfrIoI or 0RDIRs AsD DETAIL,
Richmond, Nov. ls, 1854.
Oommsn Ding officers OF Iqlsdrons aud the scpoe,
ship Patrick Henry, will have the above order read on
board each vesse of their respective commands, the
ensign and fig 10 be at half mist during the ceIe-
mopy. d.
(signed) SIS LEE,
Captain In Charge.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-28
FROM THE VALLEY.

PofIuos OF eEs. BARLYs Army, Efo.
Tee RaaIds Valley army correspondent writes &c
follows:
A5MY OF TIA sHIEAHDolH, Nov. 10 p n.
The following has rat bean received, and can be
Harded as strictly reliable: -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-28
FROM THE UNITED STATES.

f6s door being Opened, ths Hou.e adjournsd.
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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-04-20

DAUGHTERS OF THE UNITED STATES
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awaits yu, enny how. Take lessons in the
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Isl awl means larn TO play the M So ng that
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over we are father Abraham coming with
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steps on them and tars oph the rim Slap his
chops at onst. If yu have got small feet
keep 'em hid-smal feet, has gone out
pv fashion. Study travels; Tom Moor's
snd Byrun's and G divers, and wandering
.hsw's and Vallandigham's IL awl fust rate
II yu can spare the time be luvly and
sweet. Remember one thing, thar ain
nothing in this life worth living for, but
ARCH husband; il VA don't b .leyc me-
ask ynre ma. Ii yu hev got red hare yu
had better exchange it for blak blak hare
tina tell me is going tn be worn muchly
next year. Don't have emmy thing tew du
with the boys, unless tha mean bissiness.
IL yu don't know how tew skate, yu mite
rs well jine some travelling nunnery at
Honst, for yuFe played ,out.-Josh Rizid0s.