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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-03-30
Greeley on Negroes in 1856.

The New York Tribune, Sept. %, 1855,
held the following opinion OF free blacks
zone half oil the Tree blacks have no idea
of setting themselves TO work except as
The hirelings of serVilofs OF white men no
idea of building church, or other serious
enterprises, except through beegary from
the whites. As class, the blacks are in
dolent, improvideni, servile, aud licen-
tious, and Gerriii Smith in letter TO Gov.
Hunt, complains that 'ihe most OF them
preferred to ROT both physically and NOR
ally in chies, rather than become farmers
and mechanics in the county,"
Every word of which is as true now as
in 1855, bot as Greslsy's policy now is 10
turn 1900, 900 industrious, wealth produce
ing slaves into this worthless class OF free
nsgroes, and make them citizens and Vo-
TERS, he pretends thai negroes are equal
eE superior 10 whites
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Ghoiee iloetrp.
DIsAEs'S CRADLE SONG OF THE POoR.

Hush, | cannot bear to hear thee
Stretch thy Tiny hands in Sain
have got no bread to give lhee-
Nothing, child, TO ease thy pain
When God sent thee frat to bless me,
Proud and thankful too, was
Now, nay darling, ] thy mother,
Almost long 10 see fAee die
Sleep my darIins-lhou arl weary;
God is good, but life il dreary.
have seen thy beauty fading,
And thy strength sink day'by day
Soon know viii want and fever
Waste Thy little life away.
Famine makes Thy mother reckl less,
Hope and Joy are gone from me
lcould suffer all my baby,
Had but 3 crust Tor thee.
Lam wasted, dear, with hunger,
And my brain Is sore oppressed
have scarcely strength 10 press thes
Wan and feeble to my breast,
Patience, baby. God will help us,
Death will come 10 thee aud me
He will take Us TO his heaven,
Where no want or pain can be.
Sleep, my darling, thou art weary;
God is good, but lie is dreary.
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Sunshin. VI. Matrimony


II is folly for girls to expect to be happy
without marriage: everyiwomsn was:msde
tor mother; consequently children are as
necessary, for their peace Of mind as he.lSe,
is. If you wish 10 behold melancholy and
indigestion, look at an old maid if you
would lake peep al. t.sunshine, look al the
young mother Now wcnt stand that
replied my maiden aunt 'Pm a maid NY
self and I'm neither melancholy nor indi.
gestible. My:p;ece Of mind I'm going 10
give you in a inmate ~ never would touch
baby during my existence, except with a
pair OF IoLgs. Young mothers and sunshine
indeed Why, they are worn to fiddle
Strings before they are hve and twenty
When an old lover steps in, ho thinks he
sees his grandmother, instead the dear iltle
Mary who used 10 make.him feel as il he
should crawl out Of his boots Yes, my
mind is quiiel made up about malrlh6ny
But, as to babies-somelimes think, and
then again don't know-on the whole, [
believe consider EN- a decided hnmbur.
It's one sided partnership, this marriage !;
The wife casts up all the accounts. The
husband gets mp in The morning and pays
devoifs 10 the looking glass, curls his fine
head Of hair, puts on an Immaculate shin
bosom, lies an excrnlialing cravst, sprinkles
his handkerchief with cologhs, stows away
a French roll, an egg and cup of coffee.
gets into an omnibus, looks slsnten5iculs ar
at the pretty girs, ard makes love between
the pauses of bnsiness in the aiernoon-
The vile mus; Theoretically seal the win-
dows, and shut out the fresh air, because
the baby had the snuf1es in the night, and
sits dowE gasping more dead than alive 10
finish her breakfast Tommy spills cup
OF coffee down his bosom +; Julianna tore
off the strings OF her school bonnet james
wants his geography covered Eliza cant
find her saichel the butcher wants 10 know
if she'd like joint Of mutton the milk
man wants his money The baby swallows
a pin the husband sends boy from the
store lo..say his partner will dine with him
the cook leaves all, flying to go to her sis
ier's dead baby'sswake and the husbands
thin coat must be ironed before noon Sun
shine and young mothers ? WhsEs's my
smelling bottle g
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AmESDlss THE C3NsTITUuoH.-"be: us
never forset,p are The words OF Judge Story
"Ihat our constitutions OF Government are
solemn instruments addressed TO tie COM
mon sense of the people, and are desig-
mated 10 Perpe,nale their rights and their
liberties They are not 10 frilieted away 10
please the Gamagogses OF the day. They
are mol TO be violated 20 gtatity lhe'ameilion
of political Leaders. They are TO speake in
the same voice now and forever The are
of no mans private interpretation. Thes
are ordained by The will of ths people, aud
can only be changed by the sovereign COM
mand Of The people"
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A Romantic Affair.

In the Npr,hern part of Hancock county,
Ohio, resided aihandsomo looking, in,eli-
gent young widow, whose husband died 10
1860 ENoW this: husband, who was very
considerably the senior OF his vile, on his
dsalh bed had exac;ed promise from her
his relatives managed 10 gobble up his en-
tire estate Leaving her not only IA widow,
but very poor. The aforesaid promise to
her husband she regretted in less than
year, for, 10 young officer in the gallenl
21st, from the neighboring.. county OF Wood,
who bad loved her before her marriage,
renewed his suit.
She would have married him, bnt for the
fatal promise, aid for a remarkably tender
conscience, ,,which:rebnked her whenever
she thought OF the matter.
So the matter stood until the battle of
Chickamauga. The young officer was
badly wounded, and was brought home to
die. He made all his Preparations, setting
his house in order completely, for the last
Gene Of all IN his sventsnl history. He sent
for the widow and told her he desired but
Que thing, and that was to provide for her.
He knew that she was poor and he had no
properly 10 leave her-one thing only conld
he do. His widow would receive pens
sion of thirty dollars per month from the
Rovernmeni--he would make her his wild
ow.
She thought Of The matter for seSefal
hours and finally concluded TO DO il. True
she would violate the letter of promise, but
not its spirit; and when she thought Of The
good the pension would do her, scruples
vanished, and they were married.
Singular as it may seem, this marriage
had beneficial effect upon our wounded
hero He showed signs of improvement
Immediately in fact, so rapid was his re-
covery, that the ex>widow began to think,
in the course OF two or three days, that the
hope OF The pension was growing faint !;
and we'll she might, for in week he was
walking about, and soon after started for his
regiment, leaving wife behind who wept
bitterly aithe parting.
oome say INC sdlicns oiHCeI was "ot
wounded at all-that The whole affair was
deception, aud advised the deceived wo-
man TO sue Tor a divorce but she thought
not She did rot believe there was any de-
ception. She had done justice to the nsm-
orv of her deceased husband be only pro-
posed marriage to benefit her: ia his re-
covery she recognized the hand OF Pfosi-
dsncs, ana was disposed to submit. there
10. 81
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Ma. LINCOLN AND TIE SoLDiERs.-A letter
from Grants army, tecently received in
Washington, says that nine-tenths o. the
men composing i, are in favor OF Nlr Lin.
coins re election, and will vote for him If
they have the opportunity. On the 22d OF
February votes wers isken. in several bri-
gades and divisions, and out OF nearly ihir-
teen thousand ballots Poiled, only five hun
dred and eighty two were east against
him.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-03-30

II yonf mothers mother was my mothers
sisters aunt, what relation would your
great gtandfalher's uncle's nephew be 10
nv oldest brothers. frs, cousins son inlsH
Answer As your mothers mothers moth
er, is 10 my elder bfoiher'S cousins SON
in.law, so is my mothers sisters aunt TO
your great erandIather's uncle's nephew.
Divide your motner's molhet, by my eldest
my mothers sisters aunt by your gfea;
7gtandlather's uncie's nephew, and either
add OF. subtract, we forget which, and you
will have tbs answer in the spring.
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A drunken fellow, sitting on the step oil .
church in Boston, the cold wind blowing
chillinsly around fhe corner. Heaven
(hc) tempsrs the wind TO the (hic, shon
lamb, wish the lamb thic) Was on this
corner.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-03-30

General Sherman in his late expedition
destroyed provisions and forage enough TO
subsist the Rebel army from three 10 ak
months He brough. in large droves OF
cattle, several thousand head of mules,
eight thousand negroes, and over four thou
sand prisoners la addition TO this, by the
destruction oil very important railroad lines,
Sherman has released McPherson,s Corps
from guard duty along the Mississippi.
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A person named GrIffiihs, who is at pres'
ent undergoing his sentence OF eish'een
months imprisonment in the Peni'enilary
al Perth, Canada, for stealing silver plate
and other articles, has, BY the decease OF
q near relative, fallen heis 10 nearly qusrA
Ter of a million of dollats. Here is "a M
cident for the romaucers.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-03-30

The editor of Jacobin paper says ''ths
copperEeads will 6nd the way of the trans
grsssor hard,n II ought to be hard By 'his
time, for you szd your party have travelled
il enough 10 Aasks il so for the ss thtss
years.
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NEvEa take . paper more than ten Yeas
without. t.paying .hs printer, of Il least
sending lock OF your hair to lei him know
that you are about
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Important Discovery.

A dispatch from ST. Paul, (Minnesota,j
eays The most important discovery ever
made in This Stale has just been made pub
lie. II consists OF magnificent bed Of can.
lei coal, which has been found up the Min>
nesoia Valley on the Cottonwood river, a
little more than one hundred miles from 81.
Paul. MIR. Eames, an English geologist,
has been prospecting for coal in this State
for the past ten months, and has a: last been
successful. The bed is 68 feet below The
surface, where the shalt was sunk, and Is
six feet in thickness. II is probable that
other shafts will find il nearer the surface.
All indications are that immense coal beds
exist in that locality. A company has been
organized in this ciy TO work the mines,
and they expect TO be bringing coal down
the Minnesota river to 81. Paul by the ist
Of July. The immense Importance oil this
discovery cauno, be over stated. Our man>
ufacturing interests have been kept in the
back ground for want of this material, and
they will now be rapidly developed.
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seal had not been broken, nor The bag rip
&c, The Judge said 10 The deiendanfs coun-
sci: "The bag you lost had hundred and
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'Yes, my lord, replied The counsel.
'Then,' said the judge accotdn2 10 the
evidence given in court This canno, be your
money, for here are only hundred pounds
therefore the plaintiff must keep il till the
owner appears,
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AN affecting incident occurred al the
New Haven barracks the other day. A wo-
ian desired 10 see her husband-embraced
him, began 10 sob and cry violeHiIy. Hus-
band gave her his hsndkerehisf.so wipe
her eyes, afier which she curiously manip-
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him. Husband look. it as if it were brick
bat. Officer Of guard Investigated, and
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a new dance has sprung up 10 Paris call :
ed The Radsnowiieh
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-10
Rebels Expect him at
Savannah.
~ Q'stes es je,ashvt1se.


New 4 FORK, Dec. 3.
The Richmond Whig OF the 9th says
We have reason to believe, from all VI
have heard. that Sheruan's army hss
united and is marching with measured
pace to the coast. south or southwest oi
Millen.
We also have reason to anticipate !
battle st some point. north or northwest
Of Savannah, at the close of the presses,
week.
The Richmond Enquirer says. We learn
thsrr4 official telegram received last night
states that Wheeler has inflicted severe
blow upon the enemy. The locality of
this fight is not given, for sufficient TEA
sons. 1t occupied last Sunday forenoon.
One corps of the enemy and Kilpatrick .
cavalry attacked Wheeler in strong po-
sition. They came up boldly to tho at
tack and made several charges. all of
which were repulsed BY Wheeler's men,
who, though largely outnumbered, msiu-
tanned their ground and raked down the
foe
The dispatch states that tho enemy
lost heavily, and it was reported that Xii
patrick was wounded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-10

nal ssssssioe doctrine. was about q ssee6u
from tbs empire Of JEFF. Davis. Reeols..
tioas havs oeen introdueed Ii lhAs hpav
dsuouseing - unconstitutionai Davie'
propositioa 70 smsneipats the slasss aad
ahrdes the freedom lof ~ pres; deelsrl
ing that the States are not smssabls %
the Richmond Governments, and advising
the other States not to submit 10 the
usaspasi1aA
The Richmond Dispatch Of the 9th
says:
Sherman seems e b hsconiag more
tired and more exhausted. For I've dsys
sp tc3ast Friday be nsds only Eve miles
per day. He has lost 20 much time, and
given the Conledeutes ,opportu,isy 70
gather that be must OF necessity strike
for 6ayADnah o. Beaufort. HS wsg q.
pected st Savsnnah on ths 46th ult., aad
al that night the shipping Of that point
thfev up signal rockets for his guidases.
Richnosd papers say that eGrnt l. on The
extre,ns fight Of the army Of the James,
and sttscks BY him there and sstacts By
him there and BY the left Of the ANY Of
the Potomac weee expected.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-10

rTN0 Helen stoddard. N D Wright and Maria rigid
= executou e the estate cf N Wright, geniasn y
Aiiacc Thompson, executor Of the estate ~ Ma
thanasi Aibertson, dec'd 0Connor exeeutrir OF The
esepfe 81 1eose WekeEsham: loa ase hsrxty sStffe]
thAf thete y nes On his IN tbs Ussk cce Of th- ms
rirt Cosrf Of Lee county, Iown keckuk petft u
James Nsdd n. claiming Of you tho ofeciosure Of rr
tain tax deed executed to him by the city Of ksckuk by
the City and conveying lots one to thr four
ve and six, blDck fvsntI four lot e) nine blosA la5
treaty five; lots 81 eht, -, nlne 1o tcu blok m
tuirty, city OF keckuk Iowa Said iots were sod snc
Conveyed 20 the plaintiff for he payment certain spe
ci taxes due the said city Tor the ySar 1850 and
you apresr thereto and defend before noon OF tA sJ
Keokuk. thv Arst Mouday in rehsusry Al % Iss5
deAuit will b. entered against won and decree
thef~en- RANKIN 4 McCRAgY
RevcDae stamp eoe) Attys for Pl'G..
dcci0d4w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-10

Louisville, Dec. q.

coiSviiCS OoCs 0s
The Journals Nashville specials Of the
9th say there Is no change 10 the general
situation. Skirmishipg in front Of the
4th corps and the enemy driven back Ia
ms Old line. Few casualties Fesulted.--
rrlsoners report Cheatham's cavalry on
the rebel right, Lee in the centre and
stewart on The LETT. They say Lee has
four batteries, four guns each, 10 position
A rebel Brigade left in the direction oi
Murfreesboro, it is not known whether 70,
foraglngor to attack MurfreesboTo. Oa<
OF our batteries on Steadmsn's from,
opened this morning. and slieited but ,
feeble reply.
Gen. T. j. Wood remains in co,pmapd
of the 4th corps. Couch has taken com
maud Of division 10 the Q3i corps.
A special to the Journal of the 9th
says there is no change in sffnrs around
the city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-10

ITO Green Erskine Chss Patterson. ihos " tl..ef, 4
GecFg- Dixon. trustees Iou Ara her~,r r'.t,asi
taat there j. sox ie In the Clerks oee o the Dis
tricf Court of les ccnnty lowa at keosuk p.fpn y
james HAtten claiming Of yeu the et..sss,srs f -
the city C1sector ard conveying los 81 . Lilo. = ss
ssytyssx esss ~ h~oknk. lcrs sid igs u sold Ind
cal tsxrs due the said city for The wear ls7 .d
you appear thereto ssd defend before noon OF the
day OF the next term Of Gid Coua 10 r begun su h,d
en- q kcckak- ON the first Monday In February a ID
sa defAut viii be enfsrd against yeu and dsrre rem
dered thereon RANKIN q acCRARr
Revenue stamp SOC. Attx,s - pt.,~
declAd4w 8ass -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-10

TO Ford and " Ford James Hixor. rls,.beth
A&xK ~. snl John Maxwell, her hasisAnd- You srs
hereby nsstnd that there now On Ale in tke Clsk
One" % ne piAct ces1 Of Les cenrfy Io<a 81 Kro-
xak 1sIssonc Ct Ssass Mastdea Claiming Of yau the
fors35ose ~ a certain tax deed sxecut-d ~ hss ~ ts
ety of htoknk by the City Collector and eonseyng lot
lyl ten pi9ea aoi two hundred and one city u kes-
~ Ios& hsia not wss sold conveyed fhs piain-
10 fsr t- payment u certais special sax e % ~ aid
for the year lsss and unI you appear ther eto and
defend before nom of the second dsy next term
aid Court, u II begun and M e. kuk On -. rs
Aossy n ksbrusry. A. D. 1sos dsf.uit ~fl ts snt~rs1
against YEN and d~<ree rrnA-ref thereon
kevrnnr sasDp, 80 cts RANKIN 4 McCRARY
decl0-aAw att1ss o. pig