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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-30

NASHVILLE. August 20 1T is rumored here
that zen. Sherman has moved . portion OF his
army to the vicinity Of Red Oak and Is advanc-
ing upon Atlanta from the south doubtle-s 9Th
the intention TO astsck the city from several
points simultaneously
No Official intelligence from Shermsns move
ments have yet been received here.
Cen. Gillem telegrsphs from GreenorIh. Ess;
Tennessee, that in fght with the rebel force st
that place on the 23d he killed 40 Confederaies
aud drove the force from the town He lost "a
men, among them Capt. Horner, who vas NOR
tally wounded.
Recruiting in Alabama and forth Carolina Is
very dull
River falling. -, feet on the shoals.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-30
20 I'd
Real Esiate Auctloneers

A r NosLE. AUTHORIZED GOVERNMENT CLAM
AGENCY We call attention 10 this gentleman :
advertisement His Office is No. Johns Block
North Meridian street. he cashes or collects
claims against the Government OF every descrip
ton Officers returns made out and certificates
Of non Indebtedness obtained from the Depart
menis, and all papers III relation 10 claims
promptly and correctly executed. Mr.. Noble
has large experience IN this business. having been
for several years Auditing Clerk of Claims of
Indiana soldiers. in the Office OF the Second Al
ditor OF the Treasury Department, Washington.
N ~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-30

tX- The preliminary examination Of William
and John Piersol, charged with killing William
Mason. of Co. II, 18th Regiment Veteran Re
serve Corps. in dispute about gun. on Satur-
day last, will take place before Esq. COulon on
Wednesday. the 3lst, at 2 O'Clock T. ~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-30

,T-Lsie fashions mention general vanish
ing away and disappearance OF bonnets Birds.
boughs OF trees. kitchen gardens. all, all gonel
In april. every lady wore upon her head the
foliage tie fruits. the fiying things Of al island
in the Pacific Ia June, the astonished opers
class explores the brilliant crowd almost ia vain
TO fnd one vestige of bonnet I be bonnet has
retreaied 20 the extreme rear; Il hardly TANKS the
extreme right and left wings OF the Wild and
yoluminous coiffures into which fashionable
be,uiy twists. pufs. expands and frizzles lis Own
hair and all the other hair upon which II can lay
IT. hands
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-30

~ Major Erie Locke. together With the ap-
pointed Superintendent OF the Horse Ring az The
approaching State Fair. have issued more Procla-
nations and Appeals 10 the People of Indiana.
a. n the People did no; know their own duties in
the regard without instruction from Major Pay
master Erie Locke. Who processes immense love
for the soldier in printers ink. hut who, although
he has been well paid by the Government for be-
ing in the vicinity Of several battles. has never
vet she'd one drop OF his loyal" blood, or risked
he precious person. Gov Morton, too. We no
tee helr- Locke and tie Ring MasteS. calling
upon the People of Indiana TO 60 all they can for
the soldier The People OF Indians would do
this if Morton, Locke. and the Horse ksg man
didn't brsaths. And the humbuSs know u.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-30
ID Il CHAMsFRLIN,

FORTY ACRE FARM AT Auction We will sell
on Wednesday. August 3lst inst. in front of our
office W Washington street farm of 40 acres,
situated o. miles southeast from the city. on
the Shebyvlle Gravel Road. 30 acres in cultiva
ton and 10 acres of timber land. all under fence
n house of three rooms. stable. large corn crib
brick. well ana fruit trees on the same.
Terms OF sale. enc halt cash in hand. and the
balance in one and two years with interest.
WILEY ( MARTIN.
Do "a Real Estate Auctoneers.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-30

IL is appalling the number Of homicides
that have occurred in this city and vicinity with
in the past week. We have bloodshed bounti-
fully. even if We have not civil war What do
such things indicate. passing daily under the eve
Of our constituted authorities? Soldiers and
citizens alike fall murderously.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-30

cE Two hundred negro recruits. gathered up
in Tennessee, Kentucky and Indiana left last
night to enter the army at Washington City.
What State. county or township is to be credited
with them we could not ascertain. One chival
rous darkey in the rear. his wife and her plea
mines following him. desired to speak with him.
A white officer ordered her of. and the sable
soldier exclaimed that elf he lived to get through
he expected to find her all as she now is" Some
body went home crying. and negro went of.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-30

tE- Some nights ago some individuals at
tempted to rob the garden Of the Insane Asylum
on the west side of White river, of watermellons
The Waterman was abou, and gave the alarm
The result was that four Union Loyal Leaguers
were captured and their pistols taken from them
They professed TO be ashamed OF themselves
although they avowed their purpose to proceed
from the garden 70 the hen roost
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-30

A BAkGsIS.-One of the most desirable resi-
dences in the east part Of the city, two squares
from W ashiDgton street. is for sale by Spann &
Smith. IL contains twelve rooms, has a good
cellar. large stable aud lot besides all the usual
convenience 80 2t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-30

tB- Little boys. jumping on cars on railroads
while IN motion. often meet with accidents. The
other day, on the Lafayette Railroad. poor lit
tie fellow had his head entirely severed from his
body by the car wheels This little fellow
thoughtess and needless. has not 80 much to an
swer for as regards his untimely end 81 his
parents or guardians The BOYS name was
Thomas Laws
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-30

ATTENTION LADIES lit has been suggested
that the ladies of indianapolis get up series of
entertainments in connection with the Sanitary
Fair. which takes place along with the approach
ing State Fair In order 20 commence prelm-
nary arrangements TO that END. the patriotic
ladies of the city are requested to meet at the
residence Of Mrs Governor Morton. to morrow
afternoon at 4 o'clock. A general attendance Is
expected
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-30
HAGANS MAGNOLIA BALM.

This is the most delightful and extraordinary artcl.
ever discovered. II change, the burnt face and
hands to pearly satin texture Of ravshsg beauty i'm
parting the maj BILE purity Of youth and the disingss
appearance inviting In the city belle fashion.
removes tam freckles pimplss and roughness Of IN.
skin, leaving the complexion fresh, transparent and
smooth 1t contains material injurious the skin
Patronzed by Actresses and Opera Singers. i.~hs
every lady should have.
Sold everywhere.
Prpsredby W. T. HAGAy, Troy, Ny.
Address all orders to
DEMAS :. BARNES , CO, Eev York
fell 5-66 -eod
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-30
COM M e RCIAl.
Isr sELEoRAyz..
Cincinnati Market.

CNcTssArI, August 90.
The market for -four and wheat 10 unsettled
and prices are nominal
Corn steady at 81 - aud 81 81 for ear and
sheIled.
Rye ST. S..
Whisky firm at 81 10
Provisions bryant.
Breadstuffs advanced to 81 81
Flaxseed 81 30.
Groceries firm.
Sugar 23@27c.
Coffee 52G54c.
Gold lower at 81 3s@2 40. and closing IN
settled large amount offering Holders
seemed alarmed.
Money easier.
Exchange dull.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-30

PERSONAL james s. Graves, of Nashville.
who arrived Ia Cincinnati last Thursday. on his
way TO the Chicago Convention. took the Friday
afternoon express train and Was in the smash up.
he could 90 further account of injuries
he il under treatment of DR. Johnson and will
be all right in few days. when he will go north.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-30

BILLIARD TABLES AT AUCTION L. Hunt
& Co. will sell at their room, No 81 East Wash
ington street. on Thursday afternoon. September
LIST, at 9 o'clock four billiard tables, two of
which mahogany, with marble tops, and cost
originally $500 each. The other two wooden
top. and cost $3.50 each. As they will be sold to
the highest bidder. those in want of tables had
better be on hand They are now open for in
spection. 3O-lt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-30
From CITY Point.

To A Lincoln President:
Since NV dispatch this morning l have re-
ceived the Richmond Sentinel OF the 9th Ii
contains the following from Mobile:
The report Of the surrender Of Fort Morgan
~. most unexpected. and We swsit Al eKplAns-
na,ion OF so unfortunate an occurrence.
The press of Mobile is hopeful snd confident
of their ability To hold the city
(Sgsss) Z. 5 GRAEr.
Iis~,sa.pt 0sneral
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-30

II The militarr display throughout Indian
apos Yesterday was magnificent The march
OF the several regiments along the principal
streets elected the highest admiration of their
sol1erly bearing. Each of the brave men had
seen service in the field because of their country
which was more than Morton, whom they saluted
according TO orders. has done. or Darlington, OF
Schlater. or Terrell, or Noble. or any one Of His
Ercellency's staff Tomorrow four Of these
regiments will be disbanded Their time is out.
The next day neither Morton or Hoyey can order
them to march through the peaceful streets of
Indianapolis or any where else. And probably
many Of the men have their own opinions OF
Morton and Hovey-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-30

To Major General Dix:
The capture of Fort Morgan is fully confirmed
by dispatches from Grant and Sherman Who
learn their information from Richmond and Mo
bile papers.
1t appears from Grants dispatch to the Presi
dent just received, that Fort Morgan was surren-
dered
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-30
To Females, Old or Young,
Married or Single!

Hyou are suffering from any Disease peculiar your
sex, your should lo>e time in obtalnn medical aid
where you will surely find The experience
which the Doctor has had in Feusae Diseases his
nuenced persons send him that l-ss D. tents for
hundreds Of miles.
Sent free, eeipt Of stamp a copy OF our rrivst.
Letter 20 Married Ladies Health.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-30

ROCHESTER MADE Doors AND SHOES -We pro
pose to furnish our customers the above work.
(after three years trial. warranting and recon
menjiDg it to be fully good home made
work. and at a cost of twenty five per cent less
Wholesale and retail
FISSEDGE 4 JOINS.
Formerly Jones. Vinnedge Co
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-30
EDUCATIONAL.
ST. AGNES HALL,
TERRE HAUTE, IND,

FuNHIS School. hitherto kno~a the Tsrre Hsvt- Fr
il male Colieg-," has been purchased iron its lste
owner and the name changed 20 81 Agu.es ball and
10 10 he carried under the auspices q the kpcopd
Church. corporation elected from zricng
respectable citizens ~ rerrs Hsur gives he
that every promise made In the circular asi issued vii
befathfnlly redeemed
The Faculty ~Il consist % nearly t~<nty uenoers.
and oil comprise parties cistinsuisAed n sdsesfiona
circles.
The terms for bead and tnton have been placed o.
he possible tgures. eonsitesax ths advanced
prices % agricultural and commercial prodece
Young lsiies viii attend the kp scopas Church eth
the Principal uness any other place cf ~or-Aip head
D. Designated ~ parents
Circular. be estsinsi hY addrsss.n The kssssr
u q Agnes Nall, Tsrss Rasis, Isi-
nzslS-<okwsw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-30

GRAND RECEPTION or TsDfAxA TRooPs Yes
turday the streets OF the city presented gala ap-
pearaDce Banners were everywhere displayed
aud universally there were patriotic demonstra-
tions. The occasion was the arrival of the 1921.
1884, bath and l36sh Indiana, one hundred day
men, whose time had expired, and every citizen
on the alert TO receive them and to DO them
honor
By an order Of Major General Hovey thew were
notified when to proceed to the State House
where His Excelency. Governor Morton, in be
half Of the people of Indiana. followed by other
eloquent speakers, welcomed them. Then the
parade along Washington street took place. 1t
hard to discriminate as to the soldierly bear
Ing, whether of the 1924, 1880. l34th. 10th, the
Goth Indiana battery the 60th Massachusetts or
the Veteran Reserve corps all of which bodies
o troops went TO make up the miniature army.
The partialities of many led them during the
march TO cheer our City Regiment the 1921
and truly they did carry themselves noby Many
. white cambria was waved in their direction by
the fairest of the fair the heroes proudly trod
the powders and marched along unfnchingly
~ il they were about TO storm the enemy instead
of having their campaign concluded with a mere
military salute of His Excellency. Gov. Morton,
at the corner of Pennsylvania and W ashington
streets. They and the other brave troops gave
the aforesaid salute according to Brevet Major
General Hovey's commands and then His E1
cellency and staff and all the distinguished
Major and Brigadier Generals, remarkable
Colonels of artillery and of camps. and of
Qusrtermaster's and Provost Marshal's depart
ments rode off well satisfied apparently. while
regiment after regiment of the brave and glori
Gus boys who had really seen war, detached
themselves from the column ard proceeded TO
quarters. We. without making much parade
about il, are really glad to cur old friends in
the one hundred day regiments home again. We
shake hands with them, and pledge ourselves not
to make a political speech TO them when meet
them one by one. but we will ask each to take
something 10 take.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-30
IRON, Daytou

DArros. August 29.-At the 80 District Con-
gressionsl Convention to day Gen. r. Schenck
vas enthusiastically re nominated tor Congress
he accepted IN . powerful speech.
A ratification will be held here on Thursday
night. Gov. Brough and General Schsnek viii
sneak
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-30

Masonic NorTcE "A special meeting of Ma
riou Lodge No. 30. for work. will be held this
Tuesday evening. al y o'clock.
FRAscIs KIse, Secretary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-30
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
CITY TIE NJ 8 /.

TT Yesterday was glorious day-cool. pleas
ant and sunlit.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-30
rz-Ye.,e,iar at the Sac Honse- nhile onr

rH-Yesiefiay at the State House. while our
gallant one hundred day men were being re-
ceiyed and Col Vance was speaking. an old
man said something commendatory Of JEFF
Davis Immediately he was taught better by
sundry blows. which laid him PROSTATE. Were
greet to state that one Of our worthy police Mr.
Robert Bsrbee. who is Abolittonist-dyed in
the faith-desirng to look after the old man. was
sssailed by some soldiers and severely beaten.
they taking him for copperheid and butter
nut. Mr Barbee disclsimed. but il did him no
good He was hammered. Mr.. Barbee was con
veycd 10 his home. the victim Of untoward cir
cunstances, but We are happy to announce that
probabilities are ia favor of bis recovery.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-30

rEThe Dress Parade aud Battalion Drill Of
the CITY Regiment. on the grounds near the
Terre Haute Depot. yesterday afternoon. sho.ei
their superior soderly qualities, of which all In
diAn.polis is infinitely proud The brave boys
have abundsntly INDICATED the patriotism OF
their fellow citizens Who remained al home while
thes went 10 the field
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-30

tE- Mr.. Secretary LOOMS is rapidly fencing
the State Fair grounds.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-30
MOST IMPORTANT TO YOUNG MEN,

whose hollow cheeks and psled eounienances tell In
fearful iang and silent working OF terrible dis
ease undermining the constitution. memory and reason
hurryns them TO premature death. Reflect while
Son holds sway, and avail yourself OF the Dr.
Pendery whose treatment d!spA,rs The slghex disease
and cures the most harsssng weakness other
cfserio1s difficulty or perpetual annoyance.
His Remedies for Venereal Diseases
Are far superior 10 anything n.roduced into
Uated States, challenging the public To bring hin
case he osunst cure.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-30
SmhstittItcS.

REGISTRY for those offering themselves as
Substitutes aud for those wanting Substitutes. IS
now opened by the subscriber. Those offering.
and those wanting. at any price, will do well TO
give the name and price Immediately; for.
SIX days, and then comes the Draft!
ID h CHAMsERLIN,
General Publishing Agency.
- West Washington street. (2d floor
sug30 DIV Indianapolis, Ind.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-30
be Doctor will guarantee . cure Of
IN nncpa nnn znNaaus>

And slso ell nfsnsiory diseases. Fer further ipfor.
nation call and Judge for yOursei.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-30

proceeding forthwith TO the city of Washington
on behalf Of this convention and people. to ak
Mr. Lincoln 10 suspend the operations of the
pending draft for 500 900 more men until the
people shall have an opportunity through the
ballot box, in a Tree election, uninhuenced in
any manner by military orders or military inter
ference of deciding the question now fairly pre-
seuted to them. of war or peace. at the approach
ing election in November. and that said commit
tee be and thew are hereby instructed to urge
upon Mr. Lincoln, by whatever argument they
can employ. to s,ay the food of frs ternal blood
At leas, 80 far a. the pending draft will continue
70 augmen, il. until the people. the source Of all
power. shall have opportunity of expressing
their will tor or against the prosecution of the
war in the choice Of candidates for the presi
dency
Br Mr Price. Of Missouri-In this great cri
SIS of our national history freedom and the sacred
rights OF freemeR secured 10 IA by the blood of
oar fathers, aud the guarantees of the Constitu-
ton mus, be maintained against all assaults or
interference. and we hereby pledge each to the
other ard all OF Us to our common country, our
lives our fortunes and our sacred honor to make
common cause with the people of any and every
State where the same nav be assailed or ,rsmplei
upon.
Bv Mr. Aldrich of Pave the representa-
tiyes OF the Democratic party Of the United
States Of America, in national convention as
sembIei. TOT the purpose OF nominating cand
date. for the high Offices of President and Vice
President 70 be voted for At the coming election
point with pride and satisfaction 70 the past his
tory of our common country. her great and mar
velous prosperity under Democratic sdminisrs-
ton
Therefore in order 10 preserve the integrity OF
our once happy Union. re establish justice and
domestic tranquility throughout our border; TO
promote the general welfare and .scnre the re-
turn of l:oerty vouchsafei to u BY our fore
fathers. We here renew and declare our unaltera-
bic sttach ment 70 the Union, and that il must bt
preserved in Its integrity, and believing thai
ibis desirable stiss, ear 30 obtained II We prosi
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-30
Another Attempt On Richmond.

Richmond u undergoing ono OF those stiTriDg 1'uP, 70
shiSh, ever aince the memorable Pawlao s10i;sU'nb
10 sy has been subject Is i5 plsas'r. and resssuT-
lgIo FL. ne slacuty with shiea tae various OF.
r,niE "a b1-es aud TIE c'tzn5 generally resp 10
taesuuuCns 70 20 a1.nydlss also are acting
ih promptuess and energy, sud We tsal stIeng a.
sursuce INA, the emergency vii be met not only sue
essstuly on. in such way 6 to make more manifest
than ever The impossibhIy Of what the enemy AIM A.
emcoh dou5l If the movement now IN progress
IN The North side ia seriously designed ~ an attempt
10 c.pusa ths Guy. !. is no; the plan 10 take Rch'
noB5 on tbis sCe Such a Ecsu. WCud, alter al, verify
Ar wisdom Of Mcclellan In making his campaign on
III Size; aud {. is very lar from the purpose OF the
LII ,onisss, Just nav, u do anything JnaE would re-
dc nd 90 TIE credit OF LJlo Nae" O il they
hsG no. been opEo "a, s1ey would have come 10 but
We have very nus ileA Ia. Grant deliberately planned
An eaJerpaLs ior Ius capture Of R.ohl .ena o. the
Nor.a soc.
Wcat tcen UAs the o5jze Of the crossing WSdnsS.
Ssy nj hl ana re advance yesIeT5ay Perhaps As
Grant has rot heard tom SasHdal for several Gays
be nay have suppose IhAg hs Was ~ or Lynch
burg ard thar L. LIE would send troops 10 thar
rim Jules prevented b. such a denomination as has
ban uAae. P,raags, they have broken hrOUEl the
cad Of the DltOa G,p canal, tue movement vas
mi, n.sndsd 70 secure such positions both sides o.
20 RIVER az would Ps0.eo. the working parties, nOs
ID or. exposed than ever, from the ply Of our guns-
.'.rtaps, Grant had ID Of ny ano.ner faux
asveueIt On his lei, 10 &c. possg-i-u Oi the South
ode Railroad ana Aioksi up sls bJobsry tie North
sis a..h the hope u drawing troops irJm Tie South
,ds.
A. sny rate 80 sU1pect some other almost any other
,sisc. han co. v.c l. prs,slded by the Increment.
Wha.ss,rHusy e la do 70 fear muca iron 10
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-30
FrsrLs ii ~ Tnbnra-

Grssloy, %, a.egrl Esga, N-',c- y.ei Ch,s u tie
IrtLus. IS DE5e,l.usiy yclcuoCl sgslas. MoC.el5G
and sul.s bis paaoaos# f.a 81 che Yeur- E.g5 sca IL
end -e..v p.-sSsP. IS, which I'D q. bus paper Gay
ui.c- c-y. '.-5sass.1 zoos Gacfs. Ia. much pea
sib.s, 20 q ss,es es .j.rr 70. rll 25 jas. er
siis0.s, --.st agP--.~- ia y ~ g -a. April year
ago. j. &c toEg bal Tro.iz-5 Wy naturally a fraud
By 10 means P5u7. liz masel Ibs Wig declare
taa. -ltcs the Ls.u5 v. seven P,l,s HcCc- an night
have entered RrluJui So again after the affair &.
HlE5g.f O. d., and s4.a after tae b.. 10 o. Aute,lm.
We ave taken the TguJ.s 10 hum up the article IN
The Wtig. ard it'd !.e fraud yCrg clever one /.
cO1E-.- 10 tzo omission Ct a single Ho.d Toe Yam
kses sag ,lit afer the bs..ls O SsyeI P1ls;" agan
ai:JF 40 bllls o. Hla9ysr o. H. ald agaia, after
Au.5.-u, NsJl.ial might have entered Rehmosd,'
&c. B. dropping As v0ri cay" Greeley makes &c
appear ta-s ilg Way -ss rs o. Yankees might have
entered tie ci.y after he three engagements jutt
named whereas the Thg said tho Yankees said
Hal ms Whig saij 0Llersio, {. would nave gIuit-
FED itself
The matter. however, is If small importance, ard
The JKposla Of ,h5 fraud hardly aorh the waste q
ths regulate ink aaj rsgsr Al he WOlli knows who
ard shat Creole, is Oao gAnos at his Pale, doughty
fee Is enough 90 colylcs the FULLEST pbJsiogngm.s
/ biz vel1s sera nevor 6ed Wita humln O'o'a' d.
q thin, o3ld. lrcggy serum. saSa creature Is o.
Z .saliy coward, and, oOEaEd-lSe, AFRAID CT The
d, and an adopt in al the sub;eTluges for avoiding
We by 10 mans blmo han for iyirg, Cheating,
a forging. TIE custom Of his csu1ty daman1s tasse
CANT at.aiumeltA Ii 20 a0nt oleai Mcclellan, Ne
elan viii ohea. him. Pull Del, pull Devil, sly
D. Pelham, gs, r.r.i fs-afles tho cauai-gisi o-elt
AR tls erovn zoe argcst pole gathers the moss PER
Bmons, and ID as,es. Ear alElya Eius tle day in
ankos5on- L ig Aao used 70 pull I'd b1s o.
eEn, Likes engugh be vii Set even With Greeley