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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-19
no our Frlondo In tho Intorior.

VW4 = E4ONN1 N - 40NUEIOE'
We would be gIadiif orr friends in the In
tsrior counties would advise as as promptly
aS they can of such action ~ may be taken
By their boards Of supervisors in reference
70 the payment Of bOuntieS to volunteers.
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The nomontend Lnu.

We print to-dayseas llss frsf pages tie;
Homestead Law, passed - ths'Bes fSlafurej
at it's last session. 1t Viii be seen that IL:
is very impOrtapt epastment, and likely
to affect a Numerous class of our readers:
1t allows every head of family home.
stead, free from execution or other process,
of seven hundred dollars-two hundred in
personal and Eve hundred in real estate.
This Observation-Disclosures se enact.
ment. 1t secures families against distress
and is . step in the direction OF an abolish
ment Ofathe almost universal credit asys-
tenn which in many cases operates 80 mis-.
ehieyously. fGmGn who is the head of
. family gets credit now, the party. credit.
ing himmuSt rely entirely upon his hon.
Otsbis obligation to pay, if he i5 not pos.
SeSOed of more property than this law
above; and this it appeaTa to US is the
way 1t should be. No man ever loses, but
on the contrary always gains in the end,
by doing all, his business, both in. buying
and selling, on the pay-doWn basis. If
everybody pays everybody, everybody is
able to pay everybody else; so that if the
cash system we're once established it would
be equally as eon1enlshtl and great deal
safer for all honestly disposed people than
the credit system.s l.
The effect Of this Law will be 10 make
debts contracted by large class of the
community debts of honor. The effect of
this in turn will be to greatly diminish the
system Of credits, and establish the bust
ness of the State on a healthier basis than
it has had in times past. The events of
tho past three years have done much 10
initiate cash system. Every one feels
that these are not the times for promiscu-
Gus crediting-things are too uncertain.
Be'id'0 money is plenty aud there is
hardly any one who cannot pay as he goes
This homesteadla law will be great ben :
eht to the State at large. 1t Is the friend
To- tho poor class, while its operation Dot
being retrospective it can do NO harm 10
the wealthy class of creditors. Many a
mauWill accumulate little property and
have comfortable home who under the
old system never could do more than pay
the debts that no had not the 6rmness
to keep out of, and whatever increases the
number of homes adds to:the general pros
perity. r.t.....
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THR Washington Republican says that,
since Secretary Chase has declined 10 be
publicly considered candidate for tho
presidential nomination.; Senator Pomeroy
has:sent to the army to ascertain if a GER.
tain Major General will not agree to stand
upon his 'strictly private" platform as a
candidate. The Newburyport Herald i,
reminded of "litsle story" By the predic.
ement of the Pomeroy committee:
When the uegroe went to hear George
White6eld preach, whose place was sun
piled by another clergyman-aud rolled
on the ground and groaued as was the
fashion OF Whitefeld converts, after the
whole Was over, he heard some one remark
that he was sorry not TO hear Whitefield,
since that he had come twenty miles for
that purpose. Thereupon the negro rolled
his eyes and showed his ivory, and asked
lyon say dat not master Whid6eld?'
Eyes" was the..response. "Den dis uipre1
roll ia de dirt for nofin."
That is pretty much as the Chase men
who have sent out from Washington 3Oo.-
900 circulars against cold Abe" find
themselves. They have said agains, tn.
Lincoln administration what no Democra,
would dare say, to kill of Lincoln and
make way for Chase. And now Chase
declines to 4beia' candidate-Which is tn,
best thing he could do, if suOh mean.
were to be reSOrted to for his nomination
and they find they have rolled in tn,
dirt for nothing. 1t may be tor wors,
than nothing, for if Lincoln is nominated
they will have to support him; and Their
they will be forced to eat the very dirt they
have made.
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?" TAG .fegiaatFa.l0nl Of loyal voters In Ar
kansas, prsviOdi to the Free State s1ao
ton Witch took place on the lsth instant
elbows two thousand in excess Of the nm,
Der requirsd ~ The PreSidsn.,s amnostv
Proclamation .aar1 yi,,g i; 81 ~ -
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THE Union State Convention which me-,
At a, Providence. R. Iron Tuesday last, ap-
pointed delegates to the Baltimore Con.
vention and Instructed them to vote for
Mr.. Lincoln, O
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RS9h stripe Oqb11ght ~ new they wave,
btal mako e loda cur ranks In var,
Bttn AOSt above each patriots grave,
Death 70 the traitor that would dare
10 tran IL throagh the dust Of OhAms,
Az honest hearts itG lot viii share
And follow It to Death or EamO.
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Public Sale OF a Valuable Law and
miscellaneous library
I WILL on Saturday the 9th day Of April next, 81
j the o6ice OF the IRtO Morgan Nelson, Esq In tie
City Of Wheeling, sell at Public Auction Of tbs
largest and best selected Law LibraFyS 10 the State
and Also large number Of valuable MfrcelIAnooN'
Books, all in perfect state Of preservation Term
OF sale cash and the books to be delivered ON pay
mont OF the purchase money. At same time will
offer for rent the ONCE owned by said Morgan Mel
"on, and now in the occupancy Of Samuel WhsslsE-
MARY ]. NELSON,
mr14 I'd EXecutriK of MORGAN Nelson decd.
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Z JosI a GoUsas Is ieetuFillpIg1 ia Nav York
on "P'sultAF People. ~ Rather Ppissuziag
taste In the selection of q subject.
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MARRIED,
On the 18th inst, by tho Rev. AR, Bsrnitx. M
SEoRGH &. GLENN, Of Taylor county, W. va and
Slles HARRIET 2. kLoRHNBB, Of this city.
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COUNTY BOUNTY!

DERSOHs entitled to the Bounty offered BY the
l. Beard Of Supervisors Of Wood County, will Be
paid At the Court House in PArkersburg, on aud a.
Application must be made In person or by Att,F-
ney duly empowered, the mustertig od1ceE's 0ertin
cate endorsed by the party IN his own hand writing
L. DUDLEY.
President Board Of Supervisor
mrll tl2a By @. K. LEONARD, Clerk
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Samuel Irwin,

Joseph Stevens, Henry In OhAnceTy-Iu The Oouu.
,. Kirk &John Fisher, ~ Court Of Ohio County
late partners in bust: Saturday the 18th day Of
ness, using the firm July, 1862
name Of Stevens, Kirk
/ Co.
Pursuant to decree rendered In said County Ceutt
on the 18th day of July, 1862. 1 shall proceed to
sell at the front door Of the Court House. Of said
County, on Tuesday, the 2eth day OF March, 1854 at
public ERle to the highest and best bidder the lot
mo- 9l) numbered niDet, zone, in She bill and pro-
ceedtugS mentioned in the addition to the City OF
wheeling, laid out by Henry Moore, Trustee u
Ebenezer Zane, on ZAne's Island: upon the iot
lowing terms and conditions Of sale; viz: percent
OF the amount Of the purchase money In caah, and
remainder In three equal iustAlmsntS, payable IL
stE, twelve and eighteen months from the day Of
sale, with interest from said day, the purchaser to
give bond with approved security for such deferred
or credit instalments.
JOSEPH sEYBOLD,
fsbZG t. Sheriff y. T.
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ALIENS LUNG BALSAM

Will BREAK UP EVEN THE MOST HARVESTING
COUGH
IN A FEW HOURS TIME,
II it Ia only psrsevered in Oh. what Is the value
OIL money compared with health
USE THIS ALL-PORERFUL BUT HARMLESS
REMEDY IN TIMEI
Gail Upon the Agents aud get a Pam.
phIOtS
And read the treaties upon Consumption (which il
worth more alone than the price OF medicine)
and GoO the certificates OF the truly rOmArkAbie
cures made in city; cASsE that we're considered
IncurabIe.
For sale by the prOPrtetors,
j. N. HARRIS 4 co.
.,,.o-,.-. Cincinnati, Ohio,
Fold BIZ Medicine dealers generally. Whol4saI.
BY LAUauMNs BusuKIELD, h BOOKING. A
Q GOOD 4 60. LOGAN, LIST 90, 7. a LOGAN
Pittsburgh DruggiStU. rnri4 2md2L an
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The New "on TO H,Uhrnond."
Prom tl,e Richmond ni.D,tcb Mach n

C. A. WOODWARD, Sec'y.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-18
FACTS FoG CONSIDERATION. The Chi
caso Times, Of late date, says:

/ We notice an article in an Abolition
exchange paper respecting the prohabii
I ties Of civil war in the North. Itself and
party are commended to the consideration
Of these facts
J !. The war has been perverted from a
lawful purpose to an Abolition crusade.
The nation has. S.hecn betrayed by the Ad
mini>tration in that pcrver>ion.
! >. Inv is not enforced. Democrats are
mobbrd and mnrdcreA, and the, courts and
G"veluorS Of States refuse them prutec-
ton and redress.
3. The frcel0m Of elections is destroy.
ed. The Administration controls elections
by force and fraud, and thus closes the
sole avenue of peaceful escape from the
evils it imposes upon the nation.
| 4. The civil is subordinate to the mill
tary authority, aud the most cherished
and cffectual safeguards provided by the
Constitution for the protection of the lib
critics of the people, are broken down, and
dcSpotiSm rrtgnS.
5. The Democratic party demands that
every right under the Constitution shall
be extended to every citizen.
&. 1t demands fair and lawful elections
in every place where elections are held.
II these demands are ohey ed, there will
not be any civil war in the n rtn. If
they are riiSregarlrh and dciietl, those
who. with force, under cover Of official
position, defy law, will themselves be de-
tied.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-18
The Parallels Of History,

When Great Britain was making war
upon her colonies then in rebellion. when
the Ministers Of the Crown were declaring
that the rationality would be destroyed if
pcacc was declared and the indrren lrncr
Of the Colonies recognized some of the
first statesmen Of Great Britain were de.
Hounc"rS Of the war, and SympathizerS
with the rebellion. Nothing that has been
uttered either in Congress Cr ont of it, 10y
way Of drnunciation, can compare with
the phiippic> that were hurled into the
fac of the Government by Chatham
Burke, Barre, Conway, Town>lgnd and
others. Said Tow n>hrnd in 1881, in reply
to some Of the supporters Of the Govern
mcnt:
"Thc noble Lord hath called this war
with the colonies, "A holy war. He did
not presume the noble Lord fnreSaw the
exact >imliitu1e which this war bore tn
/ the other holy wars the Cru>adrS which
had attracted the attention of Europe IN
/ the days 1T ignorance aud superstition. -
Like the holy wars carried on in PalcS
tire, II was conceived in injustice, whrttcd
! in false zeal, and bad ruined and drpopu-
! lated the country engaged in it. 1t WAS
the effect Of iigntry and superstition ; il
was designed to aggrrudZr and enrich u
ilW AT the expense Of thousands Like
, the holy wars, it drained the country o
( lis best blood and chri resources. Like
, the holy wars, it exhibited herd nF fool,
and uarlmun led on tp rain AMI death f,l
( the pGrIp>e of promoting the bloody pur
/ = ,.f l-,,nx..,. and tY.,,,i / IA,
tyrantS.'
How admirably does all this describ,
the struggle in which we are engaged -
Change but the name, and the story is tolc
of ourselves. Yet, nobody ever heard o
TOwnshrnd being called di>loyal man oI
traitor. On the contrary, in passing !
cnioSy upon him in the House Of Com
niou, few years later, fellow menbcl
S,il
"1hc fire Of genuine patriotism cvrl
hurncd in his bosom. His opposition t'
/ the American war was actuatrd by zca
and Lirec.ncss Of purpose which called
forth even the APPRECIATION Of his enc
! mics"
How different this from the spirit "
which opposition to this civil war is re
/ eeiVe'l by the Administration and lis sup.
pprters. Do they suppose for one moment
that they can coerce, by their i'll founded
I abuse, hoHc>t, patriotic men TO change
their views? If they do, they are gnev
onsly in error. What such patriots as
TownShcn1 could utter without initiating
against his purity and patriotism, may
surely he uttered by those who are antag.
onistc to this the worst and most wicked
war history gives any record Of.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-18
Manners OF the shOddy Contractors
In Washington.

The following picture Of Yankee breed
ing and politencss is from the pen Of Geo.
\. Sala, correspondent Of the London
| Telegraph. II must be recOlltcted that
Wizards is the most fashionable hotel in
Washington, and is only frcquented by
the very elite Of society, that is, those
who have plenty of GrrcnharkS
The first time brcakia>ted at Wizards
| said, modeStly, that should like cup
Of tea, Soule dry toast, an egg, and little
toasted bacon. 1t struck inc that the
waiter regarded the with very con-
| tcmptuous Look, aud that he retired from
my presence in a very slow and SuPerciG.
GUS manner. waited, and waited, and
waited, but no tea, no toast, no egg, no
bacon came. There was sitting opposite
to ME dapper little man with heavy
beard and embroidered shirt front. with
diamond studs, cut velvet vest, and a
pea jacket. Here, you," he cried to the
/ nearest EthlGp, "brng me some flied
oysters, some stewcd oysters, some ten
derIoin steak and onions, some scrambled
eggs, pork outlets, some fish balls, some
dipped toast, some Graham bread, some
mashed turnips, some cold ham, some
buckweat cakes, some hot coffee and some
blanc mango. I've paid my money, and
by-l mean to See the show !" The
only way to get on in America is, having
once paid your money, to insist on seeing
the show. If you don't the people will
think you are mcan-spirlted, and tramplc
on you. See it. See the show. Have
the animal stirred up with long pole
Pinch the spotted girl, TO see il it is real
flesh, or only tights she has on. Pick the
kangaroo's pouch. Make the pelican
diced again for your qualification. You
have paid your money. Don't be imposed
; upon. Take ALL llalloo with stringent
Yoicc. Curse and swear, in land where
execrationl are rife. Bragg louder than
the greatest braggadocioS in the world
II need be, lie-iie with face Of brass and
lungs Of leather. "Ciack up" your own
Country to the dctrimcnt Of all fthers.-
Vow that We won the battle of Fontcnoy.
Swear that Peter Morrison WAS the great.
est phinnthroii>t> OF thr age. Declare
that Rothurk is ninety feet high. II n
man SpitS Oh your boots, spit on his
waiStr0at, and then guess that NOu didn't
aim low enough" II ynu tiuI his letter ;
lyin. about read them II he tells you
anything in confidence. publish it III a
newspaper; keep "n moving; go ahead ;
60 into business Sma>h; rccuprIate ;
drink with cveryb dy; talk dollars from
sunrise to midnight.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-18
EXECUTORS SALE.

NnTICF .h .h"r,hv given that. parsran, n ,n a.
y i'r issued ont - the honorable Probate Con,
f,r tie Crun:N II Fl Dorado. State Of CAIiIo,nSs ~
ne matter ~ he Estate of LUTnfR JONES 49,
sti order hearing date. May 2.d 1854, the nnS.s'
,gn.d. Execa'or Of sad + ate, vii sell a, n's.
au,: n. up,u the premises, On MONDAY JITTS
pal l~fI a "'c'"k + NJ. all the real estate y.
lme.tg "a sail F.'a'-. tnwi
That cera,H IIOU>k, LOT ANn IMPROVEMENT
;i,rruu. si.ua'ri orpostte L. Woods residence a.
~, westerly sil. %; a., Main street In CDion,O,"
Coi,r'r Wn,hp, County Of IL Dorado and ~,
~ Gail .n"ula.
TLEW> OF SALE-Ten pr cent At tim. o, al.
TIE balance up0u tie confirmation q the SALE H.
n. II FL r. ht'- Cut payable ia g,ld or ,ilv,,
,..t. .: 'l~ Gated States bed q: cxp-nse Of "A.
rur'ia-"r ii. h. STOWE, EGetuiss.
Nav 2rt i,fI Nv
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-18
lrgaI advertisements.
SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of n Do,,..
cial District 'eH'n Jed.
Action brought in the District Cou,, o,u
enth Judicial District, and the compluint a, tieU
the County of Fl Dorado, in the ONCE Of ~ a'ss %
State. NVuny I'D
The People OF the State Of Cairorn,, :.
K0llN and his wife, ThEREsE KOHN, DeI..sACOB
Greeting; noaAtsf
You are hereby required to arpes,
brought against you by Martin Burnbsm S Action
in the District Court of the Eleventh ,.iAietAt
irl in and for the County of FL Dorado sm5 DE-
swrr The complaint MID therein on The 2s,h se 20;
Al'rl. A. y. 1861, within ten days frrsi..ansy asy q
the day of srtvicr,) after the service on ~. u
summonS-if served within this Coun,v ~ ~ o. ni1
out Of this County, but within this Judici,1 rsstrved
within twenty days or, served out Of SaLd n'sesS
hr taken against you. ~~H w
The said action is brought TO ob,,,, ,n./ Il,
against you for the sum Of $500 amnnnt Sus1ffnt
certain pr"msSory note made by you 10 40 "
slarch eth. 1892, and interest on said sAn NJ
rate of three per cent per month. from Cc,.IMus us
1865: also. fur decree Of forerin.urs go " tsAt
SAL of certain mcriTngrh premises adioiStIo o.
Presbyterian Church property, on Coloms .s'tn ne
the City of Pact'vlie, Fl Dorado Count ~ q
Aforesaid mortgtg'd to secure the ps v.s Snd Saie
note; also, for the sum Of $3.50, attorney u 'aH
provided for in said morga all OF wS;cA n. q
particularly desc ih'd N copy % complaint hsS9s Ss
accrmpal wing. And II you fail to ann..s nsIsSfh
swrr tlr said complaint a' above required ~ ~ "
Plaintiff viii take Judgment against von tse US aie
sums Interest decree and costs accordpT !. ~ ~
PRAYER - said mpiaint. " Ne
Witness, lloa. : W. BR"cKwAY, Judpe ot,,u~,
,rirt Court Of the Ecvcn'h Judicial District DE-
-, Attest NY hand. and The 80, =,
SEAL. Court in and FOR sad County Of q no.s o.e
- do. hereto affixed, az Office In m. r.Da rSOsa.
Pac,rv.l'e. t's the 2>th day Of ApriI a n nHg ,gs% o.
. -~-~ q }. CARPENTER. Ca
{ Inter. Rev. Gy A. }. LowRr, Den C1s.s
- cis I l'y order Of Hon ogden s"nI...
County Judge III DorsIo sHuIe''
Wtne,s: G. J CARPENTER, Ger
Ry A. ]. LpwAr DenrS1
'Fo' l. "'A''""S' Any apSQmS
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-18

THE First Minnesota Regiment of Vol
unteers, which was recently sent home tu
recruit, is stated to have been in twenty
five battles. beginning with the first bat.
tie at Bull Run and ending with the bat
tie at Bristow's Station, last autumn.-
They have had over eighteen men on their
list since they entered the service, and
now have less than three hundred left =
the fifteen hundred absent ones, with the
exception of about sixty who are invaldS,
having all persisted IN battle or from the
wounds received in battle.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-18
S O n G

When all the world is young, lad,
And all the trees are grcrni
And every goose swan, lad,
And every lass a queen;
Then hey for hDnt and horse, lad,
And round the world away;
Young blood must have its course, lad,
Aud every dug his day.
When all the world is oil, lad,
And all the trees are brown;
And all the sport is stale, lad,
And all the wheels run down:
Creep home and take your place there,
The spent aud manned amnug;
God grant You find one fare there
You loved when all was young.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-18

In whatever form ,lisensc attacks the liver, it il
rcprlcl and eXterminated by this searching painless
aud irresistible curative. Bilious remttentS, bilious
purging, and all the ordinary disorders Of the organ,
iudi, acd by pain in the right side AVID between the
shoulders yenwnrsS Of the whites Of the rS.weak
ness and debility g.. are relieved and removed by
the remedy, with crlcrjty which a>tonslts the sui.
frrerS and their friends. Let the sick, whom the fac
ultv have Ibandomrd resort with confidence to this
powerful anti-hilinnS agent, and a restoration to
healih and ncliytH win Dc The mnYArYlng result.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-18

PARTNER WANTED. Almost every day.
as the eye glanccs over the column of ad.
vcrtiSemrntS, it rests upon Partner
Wanted" sometimes in great caritas,
with a file Of aSt0niShcrS; then in Liili'
puts of letters, with single exclamation
point to challenge admiration, aud again
with plain, sober period, and nothing
more.
Partner wanted" or course. every
body wants partner, from the ragnan,
with his bag and hook, To him whuSc
ships flock into port, like doves to the
WiadowS.
"Partncr wanted" in everything Glove.
ly and Of good report )" in everything
worthy and unworthy; in crime and
Christianity; in lumber and literature. -
What could be done without the little
Co.? Strike it out of existence, and en-
terprisc would be wreck the worll over
coalyards would boast no anthracite, , lake,
no commerce, school rooms would bC
childleSS, and pupils without teacher.
Every day sees the three.line notices o
partners found, when December marie,
May, and January is welded to June, anl
the device is an altar and cradle.
Every day. beneath a willow and AZ
urn, the eye rests upon notices Of part
nerS lost, when stars are queuched in thl
morning, or long Summer days are hid
den beneath the cold grey cloud Of night
and death.
Partners wanted! Why down through
the scale Of being to the very brink OF
nothing, everything adyertiscS for Il part.
ner. The voice of the turtle dove calls
for its mate in the shadows; clouds in
pairs are welded at the closing gates oI
day; the arms of forest trees extend and
interlock, and build up the strong old
gothic arches OF the woods, and defy the
tempest and time; lost tokens and pl dyes
of partnership float invisible as thought
through the orchard white with spring S
sweet drift Of life.
Partnership is a synonym for life
There is but one thing made to be alone,
and yet that one thing diSSolveS all part,
ncrships; for youth aud age, night and
morning, sooner or later, to day or to-
morrow, will be married uEto death"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-18
REDUCTION IN PRICES
TO SUBSCRIBERS,

A TTESTI0N is called to the following list Of
n American and Foreign Periodicals. for which
receive subscriptions. Permanent arrangements
having been made by the United States Govern
meni for the carrying al the mails from the Allan
tic S'ltes by steamer three tunes month, ! AIN
ready to receive subscriptions at u much lowe:
rate than formerly. The same care and attention
will he paid To the forwarding OF all packages, for
which this establishment has gained such al enNia
bile repulatio n thro ghout she Pacific cast.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-18

Try this, some Of you: Fasten n nail
or key to a string, and suspend 1t to your
thumb and finger, and the nail (or key
will osciliate like pendulum. Let some
one place his open hand under it. and it
will change to q circular motion. Then
let third person place his hand upon
your shoulder. and the nail becomes in q
moment stationary.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-18
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

A,r4Tf orcNir0c>I, G.at:, 2 r p,r,do.-
= L. Gee 1 q o., -. =. co. '- ..l CoHo;y.
& cav, -----,
800, SIINP
III ,G' G'r.1""s ~
T. 81. -r'.s o.: -, re:...va O 4. c. Cay a.
I -.',. O.: J',lt.-
..st..';, a' t- L. o.. G'r f>-.'r. made By the
Il B.. - i-. S.4..,., J. 'r. - -e C.g', afort,sd.
.. '..,'! -,,.'r o.. tie c,el.'.rs Of Sad
...t''r' htt'.i. A uty. 10 - ard appear
h.. -. t'. 9 Pep: - -.s. go. l'e At House Of
.l It.,ttS Do OIL, g., ~ P'artry c. on the lSA
Law ''tuy. u "a. i, ;he iour - II Ocloet
! y - - 't.a1. :. >.as ,.t-e, n AAy 'hty e1s,
Vs.. .'~ I..n'r - ~ - nj irhHr 'houid hs'
. -.'. ..'. a'' 49, .s 1T - - estate X
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The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-18

WE have heard good many musicians,
who, although they couldn't, like St. Ce.
ella, "draw an angel from the skies"
could certainly scare away the Devil.