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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-17


WAC WAS RIonT?-James was happy,
playful, noisy boy lie delighted in that
kind OF sport which made the most stir,
and resulted ia some kind Of demonstration.
One day his mother lost all her patience,
and called out 20 him, "JanieR, stop ycur
noise and sit down quietly TOR 'ho Eext
hoHr, or Ill punish you
"Why, mother, said he, II can't keep
still, I'd burst III Int open. ] know | would,
II eonIdI't run aud laugh, and get the
largh and noiso out OF me-"
Be patient. good parents, and il you are
blessed with boys that have good deal OF
merriment in them, lot it come out.
Such are the boys thai will make a stir
in tho world, II you win only give them a
chance. .t sa -. tts.s.
my friend" said seedy individual to a
waggish acquaintance, al ferry, II wish
sou would 5end me two dollars TO cross the
ferry; haven't got dollI in the wohi.F
well. would like to know" was the re
ply. ',gluf difference il makea 10 man who
hasi'ta dollar IN Chs worli, which side OF
the river hos ONT
"BiIIy, my boy, eapJ Jon eat = little
mover nweH. PorhsrA could Il ! stood
Sp. IqotAsT!v
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-17
GEORGE STRAIN,

ATTORNEY -AT-LAw, pERRysBURG, o.,
NXTII.L attend to,all business coufded his care
w in the several Courts OF Ohio. Military
Claims viii receive particular attention.
Also-Insurance taken at reasonable rates.
Office = Hoods Building, up stairs, Louisiana
Avenue. LIZ
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-17
pERRYSBURG MEAT STORE.
IOmN q. MOFFNIAN

JOHN Gs MOEFMAN
rs always to be found at his Meat Store, on Front
Il street, opposite the Post Office. The very
best of mcatis always kept on haud,t which he in
vites the attention Of all lovers of juicy roast,
tender steak.
Porrysburg, November 4, 1868. 5zz
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-17

Orders will be filed at short notice, and upon
the most reasonable terms.
+. j. OBLINGER. t
Publisher and Proprietor,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-17
gerrgsbarg SOaruaI.
fcBLIsuED EVERY WEDNESDAY, noRNiSu BY
~ j. OBLINGER.
FERNS or SUBSCRIPTION.

Three months; .-..........-..- so
Nix months; .-t- 80: ..:s s-ss--.-- " w
One iysaf, Observation-Disclosures. 90
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING,

One squafe, one insertion. A.. ....ss... 81 90
Edctf Subsequent Insertion .sss. .is' sihsi'' 90
Business Cards per anuum ....s.......... 90
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-10-04
The, District Court )

The special term Of the District Court OF
the Parish Of .Rapidess Judge R5an presi-
ding, was commenced in this town on Mon
day last. The civil docket i small, only q
seventy-6ve. new snlts having been brought |;
cur people showing q commendable DISPOSE
ton not to press their claims in the present
dilapidated condition Of the. country. a
grandjury, Of which Gen. g. Mason Graham
is foreman, Vas empaunelled the first day,
and from the knowsh igh,character and law
abiding disposition Of its members, we have
no doubt that law.breakers will have hard
time Of it. Judge Ryans charge was eloI
|quent and impressive, and evinced . deter
minatiou onIthe part Of bis Honor to,brlng
Offenders to justice, regardless Of consequent
ces. The Judge presldes with dignity and
impartiality, and shows much promptpess
and dispatch in the discharged Of bis Judicial
functions. We doubt not that he will wiz
| from the bar and the suitors i, his own par
| ish the same high opinions which We hay'
EAeard expressed by those who witnessed hi
bearisg on thdnnebet Natchitoches, where
lhis.irst court was held. s
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-10-04
r6r The weather is all that tn

6r The weather is all that the
most hardened croaker could wish
for the town really lively and pre-.
sents real business-like hum as IN
the good ante b.llum days Of old. Our
streets are filled with the yeomanry
of the country attending Court with
strangers, who are detained here q
few hours waiting for Steamers tor
|up and down the river, the steam
boats now having to reship at thlt
point /; discharged soldiers on thei'
way to their distant homes also crd"e
the streets, and last and though mo-
least, our old sinner Tanglefoot pay
talso his part, We are glad to per
Ecehe, however, that with all this per
Eject quiet and good order prevail Z
pleasing degfee.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-10-04

~ We call attention to the card
of Mr.. r. W. Bringharst in another
column. He is.a young gentleman
Of fine talents, industry and most es-
Unable private character, and those
who have business in the line Of bis
profession could not entrhst It to bet
ter hands We remember his father
with feelings Of great respect and al.
|fection, as Our frst benefactor, the
first man from whom we ever earned
Ia dollar; and we can but have . high
regard for bis sons, all Of whom s'd'1'. have
Inherited, in a remarkable degree, the
excellent traits which made Inn SC
! much beloved and respected,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-10-04

We ore sincerely DESTROYS TO bring our 81.
ficted State out Of the political bondage in
which her selfconstltuted rulers would keep
hef, aud to place her in q position to reap
whatever benefits may be derived from TAX.
ing her place ID tpsl Union, along With her
sister States, who have emerged from the
'ncent hopeless struggle for independence in
such shattered aud exhausted condition
ii, in the performance Of our patriotic duty
We incur the displeasure Of the selfish orc
unpatriotic, it is only what we had expected
and. il we should meet such fate as thai
which has been threatened Us, it would no
be the frst time that we have been called
Ian to make sacrifice for the good Of tn
country.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-10-04

sgThesfraternity Of the art preserva-
tive Of all arts" have been getting;aof late,
some trouble on themselves. Our friend
: bennett, Of the Franklin Banner, was on the
26th arrested BY Provost Marshal Bishop
i and lodged in Jail, for commenting freely on
the action Of that dignitary in certain case
involving the arrest Of un gsnsiiaomns
noirs, who had been lodged in Jail by the
Mayor turned out by the Provost Marshal
aud, the keys Of the Parish Jail taken posses
sion of. llaa.fls
Also, the editors Of the st. Martinsvill
Banner we're arrested on the 29d BY COL {
L. Norton, 18th US. c. |. for some editori
sal remarks in their paper. These facts "
CLEAN from the New Orleans papersof los
Saturday. va
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-10-04

l C0vNGN1 0

Mr.. Editor After much lorbeaanes
some Of the New Orleans papl SdPect
that unless the people move 10 AAl e6ort tes
reconstruct orr State gosernl,ehe lhe Coy
ernor will not move 10 It. He apiti upon
the CONSTITUTIONS of 1854, get - bns mt
sent, Or advised the sending ptaons 10
Washington I'd request the Preaident .
lallow Us to feeopstrrct our State govern
meut. The New Orleans Picayune has at
| last raised the alarm that nnless persons are
sent to Washington to see the President We
will not eoon get back into the Union.
| Who caa doubt the reason officials have not
moved 10 the matter Z No, one who will
Hook around at the Office holders. Might
mot many Of them loose their lucrative o4.
cost The good people have believed 10 the
patriotism Of the Office sfoldets:T M, JET
ferson said few died and none resigned.
lThen do ron expect them to give up ONCE
.tfor the benefit Of the people. ! trust whea
4 the day Of reckoning comes the eectloall
i that they viii be hurled from oslca Anesss
/ sqain aopAy thslgpocritan decsiss.. II
The writer "Mercier". in the Louisiana
/ Democrat Of the 18th Sept. from New gr.
] leans (and ii Oil probability he issaf odace
/ holder) says. and with determination
never to leave stone unturned that VIII
4 assist in smashing the last man that brought
I about this war Of aristocracy and slavery.
Where is his patriotismf He is : noble
4 enemy, when be gets bis enemy dove then
he would smash him. Is that rnagnanimity!
j And Gun man be- patriotic and not mag.
nanimouas / think they 80 together. Just
J Like honesty and truth. Both are Insepera'
! be-
! I have said to parties in New Orlear.
,.Ilonq since none Of the efice holers would
urge upon the President reconstruction.
trust the papers through out the State Hll
: do as the Picaynne has done recently on tn.'
j, subject, and also examine what l have sal.
d about ofice holders, and ! think Ell MI
conclude that selfshness has delayed recon
struction. And if 80, remember them .
! the ballot box wien it 10 opened.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-10-04
;IAo ;Richmond wing says Chat alter

Il IA. The Richmond wing says Snss a,,0'
Gen. Lee was indicted before Judge YIN.
.derWood, at Norfolk, he. lastead q seno my
his application 70, pardon On, direct ,s, . vi n
a note calling his attention @ v y s. uau
been done at Norfolk, adding ina. =. ~ s.,i
ding to Grants understanding, ; 3, .ss 4 III,
ces Of capita'atioo, zee was .a .aSe 'g then
~ a;s mt teeIat liberty to make applica
~ u'9 sos NV norson: hut il Gen. Grant'sunder'
son ioa Tas the reverse, then Lee could be
[eh;eed 10 him il be would forward the e,
70 l1 Lees e. note promptly, and n ths most
taking the ground that under th s., term, ). .,
GIinadmissabie. s.. 2 81,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-10-04
Religious Notice.

The services Of the Episcopal
Church in the Hall of the Ice House
will be resumed next Sunday the 9Th
inst. 1t is the duty Of every good
christian and Of every good citizen
to take an active part in the re.estao
lishment,of the Churchin the Parish
:, and Understanding in the surround
q ;ngs of theIce Housetlsat may dete
the most sensitive and'delicate from
d attending the regular, service.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-10-04

n@. The shape Of the ancient bow was
modelled after that Of the humaniupper.ip.
The only two gods who carried the bow
were Apollo, the god of elcquence, and Gu
Did, the god Of love; the one, because the
lip is used in the utserance Of eloquent words
the other, because the shafts Of love arr
-often discharged through the medium Of 8
Kiss. So says Horace Smith, one Of the sau
ahors Of the (" Rejected addressed
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-10-04

ssS- The steamer Hetty Gilmore while
!. descending on last Friday evening with a
far load of cotton, missed the channel on the
lower Falls, struck the rock and suddenly
found herself in most perillous fix. Allfhel
cotton has been thrown overheard, ant
energetic attempts made to save her; but u
to this present writing, it is very doubtful
yhether she can be saved.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-10-04

rt See new advertisement Of
Moses Rosenthal, who is 'soto permIas'
,uently a fixture, one door below the
Drug Store Of 5. K. johnson, former
" uLa Tour de Nelsep in the days o.
the Confederacy. lt'.s
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-10-04

) sey- The proprietors of that able,
bold and conservative "white mans
PAPER the New York Day Book, will
be- found in our advertising columns;
and we are sure so soon as we are
favored with thatlong expected boon
mail facilities, that large club will
he made up for tin Rapides.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-10-04
important Circular.

81 Chaplain Conway, Of the Freedncns
Bureau, has issued the subjoiued circular.
Although the Star seems to think that this
Is for the purpose Of snubbing Chaplain
Callahan, We do not 50 read the document
Il li, VII bea,ooberved that Nj, Conway does
not deny the poss,r Of NJ. Callahan 70 ac'
as he did, but only castious his subordiuases
torefrain from, interfering with the civil
authorities, when the civil authorities 6ssass
Asmslpss. 10 case the courts do not act 10
accordance With Mr.. Convay's Instructions,
The necessary inference is that they must be
dealt with as Mr.. Callahan served the DIS
+trict Court in the parish Of Booster. we
do not see,that ne are any better OF thaa
before the circular was issued. 't
sghe following is the circular; s.f
|FIEspouAsrgns, BuaEAu OF REfrasfs,
,FRrEpMEN AND ABANDONED LANDS,
State Of Ia., N. Orleans, Sept. %, 1860.
Circular No.1t.
whenever any judicial officer Of the State
,rraivr,s and tries freedmen for alleged fault.
and shows By his proceedings that he y dis.
Inoset, to deal nsiustly with this class Of per.
sons az with white persons, no interference
by any of the agents Of this Bureau WIZ %
allowed. The cooperation O. snch one 3 !.
assts rather than retards the wofk q y"
Da Officers 81 the Bureau viii only Interfere
Win the civil authorities when the testimo'
nv Of the freedmen is denied, or when,i oy
reason Of old codes OF disregard O. new
ones, impartial justice is denied % 2 sccooos
Of he color Of The person applying for It.
d The officers OF the State. will everywhere
i lhe invited land they ere hereby invited 70
aid this Bureau in administering justice 70
the freedmen, and in promoting the peace
E and industry 81 the country. q. -.
!" Each State edicer that secspts this 1917 y,
!, tati, n and who is willing to receive tho
testimony Of freedmen, without pre- pd y
e on acconut Of color.or origin, is reques:cse
70 make the same known, ip WRITING. "a
s-.|aressed 10 the Assistant Commissioner .
his headquarters, 10 New Orleans.
IA In all cases where State othcers wlih e.
q treat the freedmen in this mannef. the dul.
lie aathoriz.a officers Of this BEresu WIN e
i tablisb, in connection With their omces. Y
Selhnnals for the trial Of oil casss where irasd
- men are interested, 10 accordance win 70
De law Of Congress, act March 81, 1864, %
o.. the orders of Maj. Gen. Howard 10 purs'
ance thereof. b. order Of
iii s,,ay THoxAs w, C0xrAn. !.
|. Assistant Commissioner Bureau q Ike ks.
ia cses. Freedmen and Abandoned Lands.
q. r. FExNo,
el First 1t. and A. sA.eA.G
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-10-04

sa- The " eekly packet Navigator came
up to her regular time on Monday evening,
and has favored US with package of pa
pers, for which beaaeoap n,erei, She leaves
This morning for the Crescent City. ia
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-10-04
The Picayune, On the Cavalier

The Picaynne has recently been se 3 s
oriug to interest it's readers in % osssided
and poriaerous discussion on stteiallacy OF
those who assert that the Virginia gentry
are descenaed@lrom TIE ancient Esglish ~ c.
walters. UP toa recent date or antedi'd'
Wan contemporary has derived his thunder
on the subject principally from Raacrofts
History of the United States but, IS Mr..
Bancroft is evidently q Puritan and, there.
fore, . prsjudiced witness,it was perfect
EGodsend to the ricayuue tostunble upon
the ..sDiscoursesou the Convention of Frse,"
10y Mr.. Hugh Blair drigsby, whose tes''mo-
Inv, the author being one Of the cavaliers,
must, in the opinion Of the Editor, be |' con-
elusive on the subject. Now,it happens
that Mr.. Hugh Blair Grigsby L. L. D.,
whom the 'Picayune enormously styles 9
profsssor') is not = cavalier at all. 4. y
1 his sketch OF the life aud character Of one q
the members Of the Convention he boasts q
being descended from one Of those Scotch
,l.Puritans" AMI Covenanters," BY whose IN
i termixture vita the population Of the soutf
Il the whole lump, according to Bancroft wa
/ leayened, and Southern Society made to ap
10 responsibility to the Goldfish
{ era Of Massachusetts orstle clock.pedlars 3
]. Connecticut. Mr. Grigsby being desceude
t from those who have hated the Cavalier
elfrom time immemorial, if, as the Picayun
IS saws, the Cavaliers have been "unhorsed
silt has been 1T The hands Of an open an =
{, avo,wed enemy, and not blythe thrust O y, %
lie Of their own number turned traitor. 81,
'e II our contemporary is not tired Of inv :.
. tfeation, Of his readers tired Of his uoluml
d, Gus land LUMINOUS |! discussion, we woa
y. suggest that he open the frst volume All Of y
Of Madison by Hon. VIM. o. R'V
NJ whereshe will 6nd . complete refutation
lie Mr.. Grigsby's theory from the pen q q 9
ne Of The ablest statesmen, most polished sch
ht ans and elegant genttemeu'in the country
b. ! Il l. y y S ~, - ~ -. sstg * q
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-10-04

Ne ,All persons who have,-so far, failed
70 pay their internal revenue taxes, are 10.
formed that on the 9th inst, the time will
have expired for SO doing. So all take note
Of this and call and settle. Do not b
frightened, The tax is a light aud small one
The Office Of Messrs. Bailey and Bovee ha'
been removed to the Ice House.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-10-04

"a Among the many candidates tor
Congress in Virginia We observe the name
Of Hon. Charles Gartr Lee, brother Of Vep'
Robert Edmond Lee.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-10-04

nv Among our new advertise.
menss will be found the law card of
J. H, Cunningham, District Attorney
Of this, the ninth judicial District,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-10-04

IA We scarcely pick up . New v
Orleans paper, that we do;not see IN
flaming letters. renewal If mail facil.
tiles In the South, and all such good
tiiingst. But the trite old on az the
test Of the pudding lies in eating it
Jdb.like patience has long since been
exhausted in anticipation Of some Of
these "mail facilities and we fear
we will eat our Christmas turkey be
fore any such are given us. w
hope, however, we may Be mistaken
and will have to make aaende hoasora
BE to Post Master General Denistoun
! -~~~~~-----s0S.->~----~-
| n nH TIN MI
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-10-04

J. .Ad Rozier has received the
caucus nomination Of his party for
Congress from the second Congress,
sional district.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-10-04

ssa, Julius Levin has received o com.
plete and desirable stock Of Fall and Win
ter goods, and asks visit from bis friends
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-10-04

- The governor q ! county prison 3 %.
,,h "a asked how many be could hang o. nis :
nav drop, replied, aWhy, slr, ye lea9 1rOS
s;r. hut We can hang four conlortaply
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-10-04

!. ,.se- To Captain Joe CLARK, Of the
steamer II. A. Homeyer, we are IN
i.sdebted for paper favors.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-10-04
nss~ We are authorized to announce
f. l.. CLAI B o r n b,

$3.50 Il T.. OLAF BORN b,
OF Poin,cf Coupe, as 9 candidate '0r o0n
vrcss from the Fouarn CONGRESSIONAL DIS
srRieT at The approaching election
-...~,sr,st -,o~,~~--,--s.--r.-,,c--->>...' az ~
yraa- We are authorized to- an
nounce rgsxB6ss'
Sgh1oN EDWIN T .9rL EVIL S.
sgas d ocandidate fortRepresentative to
tic nextLegislature. Election Mon
day the 9Th Of November.
e~~-.4Ds---~~~~~
absanss- We are authorized ITO an
snounce
fil }JOHN Ri. wv AK EfR
sst of Vim, as a candidate for Senator
at the ensuing election, Tor 's the oeha
torial District composed o. me : al
70 ishes of Bossier, Bienvllie' c'aaporh'
land Vim. a VI
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-10-04

s6T TIC. Manning's office will be
found one door above the residence
of Il. III. Fitzpatrick.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-10-04

es-v- For announcement Of candi
dates for offiee our charge is twenty
dollars, payable. invariably in ad
vance.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-10-04

nag See advertisement Of the Mt,
Lebanon Female College.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-10-04

} b-asg- We are authorized Ito an
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-11-01

\ NEW amcndmen; to the United
States Constitution is proposed, which
contcmplatcs tho constant succession Of
tho rice president to the presidency. \
president and vice president are elected.
At the end o: fear years the former re-.
tires and the !attsr'takes lis place. ! or
course, at each subsequent election
only vice president i; chosen. In this
way tho oac term ru!o is adopted the
@icc president is selected with special
reference to his fitness for the position ;
and for four years he is being educated
for the vast responsibilities he is to as.
sumo.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-11-01
Idle Bows.

uo who is idle and vicious in school
is still, more so when ho leaves it. lie
who .6rcs sluibs will in time fire pistols.
He who plays cards for sport, will, if he
turn not, play, ere long for money. lie
who robs hen roosts and orchards, will
probably sowe day rob safes aud pockets.
lilo may not do it in the way to expose
himself. 20 tho pcuiteutiary; he may
have his wits so sharpcncd as to rob le-
gally, by betting up wild cat bank, or
betraying the confluence Of his employ
or, or obtaining the possession Of prop
crty without the means Of paying for it,
or by getting mis- hand upon the public
Golfers, that he may Gil his own, under
the soft appcllation Of" breach oftrust.'
Iwoull that you could SEQ with my
eyes for little while ;, you would then
think with me, that be who, when boy,
could not DO trusted, cannot now that
he is a man. 1t would not be proper
for me to mention names, or | could IL
lustrate this by numerous painful exam.
pies. But they arc not necessary. Eft
feet will follow cause-as man sows,
50 shall no ro,p; boyhood is the seed
time, Of which manhood is the harvest.
As therefore, you love yourselves,
form the habit, while young, o. employ
ing ali yous time aset'u!Iy;-Neves be
uncmploycd., The land is full Of idlcrs,
striving to live without labor. II is not
to be Supposed tina: you are never to
tako recreation this is useful, it is nc.
ccssary-bus if it como after hard study
or productive labor, it will probably be
healthful aud moderate. An. honorable
mind in tho desire Of mere relaxation,
will rot 90 forth in forms Of mischiev:
9 Gus excrtion.:, 1t is,not to- DO supposed
that boz is 10 be man, much less an
old man; but, in the midst Of his mirth
asd'hilaiity, he may &c innoten!: and
amiablc. .--..- .r..
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-11-01

=. a CEEEBHArED pork contractor for
the Federal army pscsented himself a
short tine back ut sculptor'S atclicr in
Rome, and stated Ills Intention OF. send
ing a durable momcn;o Of himself to
aIorn his native, pace in. America
With IN amiahlc cantorhe cxptdincd 20
the artist that he had begun his life IS 4
poor. boy selling matches, and ty lucky
spcculations nc bad atsaired his present
gigantic greatness. e" Now" he coutin'
ued, " l have scca muuimcns in this
city that suits ufy taste toa nice IS. \
kinder column with little fingers run
MIN up al around il, and chap a: the
top Tsajan,s column" suggests tbc
artist. "perhaps it may DO; and [ wish
you 10 scu!p me fist SIGH another. a work
in out the whole o M biagraf, begin.
iu' as. thc bottom Nth o boy sS!lio'
matches, and .hcn keep on wiudin' up
till it calls with wc in an eaay attitood
at the, top !'-I;r. h;tsr et he Lo4e'"H
7eisyryh.&- .,
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-11-01

.lt6s?h4hsaf.-Tkc, History Of the
!, United 5aTes, VIC !asei ta.e:udy, aud The
Hi.toy,ofs 5hes1gU oiised ,S:s.!es@ osS sons
rillhsve 80 study, Poor 5pys!., they
ssssF4idm re sassas uell:as the tsss ., Of
Us. o,': 81 siss, SC .sk "a - - So, -: