The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-26
ty, and have got a pardon A. Is q pardon,

sell uuu0T the SUdu@W Va bbCA Wh&S9
whether the climate be hot or cold. So
mote it be Stlah
Well, IN ~ be I've said enuf. But l
don'tfeel easy yet. I'm god Union
m an, settiu aud shnre. I've had my
breaches died J!,1e, and I've bot q bhne
bucket, and l very often feel blue and
about twice in a while go to the dogge
ry and git G,ue, and then | look up at the
btae serulean heavens and sing the meE
onkolIy ch aryus Of the Btue-tailed Fly.
I'm doin my durndest to harmoniz9, and
think l kud sukseed lift wasn't for some
hi.gs. When L see black guard goin
.cuod the streets with. gun ON his
| -houider, why rite then, for lew mlnlts,
| hate the who.e Yanky nation. Jerusa-
| lem bow my blood biles. The institution
what was handed down to Us by the
heavenly kingdom of Massachusetts, now
put over US with powder and ball Har-
monies the devil! Ant we. human being?
Amt we got eyes and ears, and feeling
and thinkiu Why the whole OF Atricy
has come TO town, women, and children
and babies and bAbboons and al. A man
can tell how far it is to the city by the
smell better ,han the mile-post. They
won't work for US, and they won't work
for themselves, and they'll perish to
death this winter, as shore as the dew!
is hog, 8ocaHet. They are now baskin
in the summers sun. living on roastin
ears and freedom, with nary idee that the
4 winter will cum again or that castor OIL
and salts cost money. Sum OF 'em, -
Hundred wears old, are whining round
about going to kawlidge. The truth is
my friend, somebody's badly fooled
about this b.z.ness. Sumbody has drawd
the eleiant in the lottery, and don't
know what TO do with him. He's jest
throwing his snout about loose, and by
and by he'll hurt some body. These niI
gers will have to go back 10 the planta
lions and work. amt agoin to support
uary one of 'em and when you hear
somebody say so, you tell 'em it's a lie. "
so called | golly, L amt got nuthin to
support myself on. We tout ourselves
: out Of every hing exceptin children and
), a id, and suppose the land are to D.
Q j. urn ed over 10 the niggers Tor grave
yards.
/ Wall, my friend, l don't want much
; | amt ambitious as l used to was. You
lIall have got your shows anu monkeys
y sircusses, ana brass bands, and orgens
o and can play on the PETROLEUM and harT
e of thousand strings, and so on, but I've
< IOnly got one favor TO ak o! you. L wan
enough powder to kill big yalleI
l Stun tailed dog that prowls around my
!, premises at night Pom honor, | won
( Shoot anything blue or black or mulatter
~ UiH YOU send it +? Are you and you
:. toaks SO skeered OF me and my foaks tina
II you won't let US have any ammynlshon
Ell Are the squirrels and CLOVIS and b!acs
, rackoons 10 eat up our poor little corr
IA patches Are the wild turkeys to gobbl
r around US with impunity (? If mad dog
:. takes the hyderfoby is the whole cum
r | - r,, itp..lf Aath 10 u on
r, of the way golly 1t looks like you
d pepuI has tux rebeltoIby for good, ant
o was nev gwine to get over it. See her
m my friend, you must send me, httl
N powder, and ticket to your, ,how, ant
e, me and you will harmonic, sertin. witt
in these few remarks | think | feel better
Ms and hope amt made nobody fitin mac
al for Pm not on that line at this tim
as am trooly your friend-all present c
~ accounted for.
Us P. s. Ole man Harris wanted to bu
u nv fiddle the other day with Confederic
II mon.y. He said it would be good agiI
az He said that Jim Fuuderbuck told hlr
d, that Warren's Jack seed a man that ha
lily Jest come from Virginny, aud he said
I'd man told his cousin Handy that Lee ha
whipped him agin. Ole Harris says
mt man named Mack c. Million is comir
en- over with million of men. But neve
ay theless, notwithstanding, sumhow
1r. sumhow else, I'm .dubus about themone
on If you was me. Artemus, would you mai
al the fiddle trade,
REMARKABLE DISCOVERY OF MURDER
~ | A shocking event Is said TO have tak'
=, place at Tglesias, Sardinia A man nsm
I'D Matty; Swiss, employ ed In some wori
ar carried on by III W Scott. and lodgi
~ in the hotel of NJ DIrandi, was fouT
dead in his apartment without anytaA
in having occurred of nature to account
his death A urgeon who was called
declared that it was caused 10y ceret
congestion, and NJ Durandi obtained
I'D authorization for the burial of the DO
tie. before the term prescribed 10y SANTA
ma regulations. 1t is related that, as I
oof coffin was being carried to the GENE
h;a some drops ct blood were seen to trIcl
vaG from it.. Whether this be true OF n
,iiv the coffin was re-opened, and won
III, was found in the body, apparently ma
ond with a very fine stiletto,o of about SIX IL
h;s es in depth and penetrating the hea
be The aperture was stopped up with IL
S cannnhor and wax. II would seem t
i1in, Matiy had been assassinated VIII
and asleep. The judicial authorities are s
his to have immediately c4nseo the ho'
cate keeper and the walters TO be arrest
.ini the more so because this is reported to
The third case of sudden death occur
lied in the premises within the year.
aan' GE, Ro1A.-The election for deleg;
MA. to the Restoration Convention 10 Saw
re 10 nah. resulted in the choice OF Hon. 81
ated mon Cohen. Hon. Thos. Z Lloyd
'nef Col. Edw4 ard C.. Anderson. Messrs. 20
nary and Lloyd are prominent members OF
er- Bar, and have represented the count.
orse' the State Legislature. Colonel Ander
On. has filed aeceptabley the Office OF Ma
sJ of the city.
OF SWfTZE2 S. AEESBN,
Units cnoD7
and FANCY DR1 GOOD C1OAN1
snh Constantly re ceivipg ON New Orleans q lar
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