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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-10-12

tlNLEClION NO11OE.---I. .Ott0O-
L ANT TO an order Of the Convention Of South Caro
lima an election win be held at the several election pre-
cincts In York District, on the THIRD WEDNESDAY,
IN OCTOBER, INSTANT, for a GOVERNOR, LEU
TENANT-GOVERNoR, ONE SENATOR, AND sFOUR
REPRESENTATIVES In the State Legtslnures
On the day of eeoon the polls 70 be opened at nine
O'Clock "a. NJ, and closed at O'Clock M, With con-
lyenienf intervals. - y - t,,s-as-
Imnedateiy amer closing the polls the Manages shah
count the votes poed and AFTER making returns
showing the number Of votes poed for each person, snail
certify fhe same under their hads, and OF
their number TO carry such returs List or the voters
and report the the general meeting Of che Mann
gems OF the Districts which general meeting shall be held
at the Court House Of the District tho day following e
election And the Managers when 20 assembled In geuer
al meeting SHALL after asceftaining me result or tho sever
al returns, proceed declare the election Of Menbep Of
the General Assembly, and shall furnish certificates, under
their hands, of such elections TO the persons entitled
thereto. "a. ~ s.ts,ssy.ts-.. .sssss
make separate returns of the results Of the balloDg for
Governor and Lieutenant Governor shall certify the same
TO the Secretary of State, under their bands, and sn
forward TO him such returns each In separate sealed en-
velope, appropriately endorsed by Messenger tube BY
sthem sworn deliver and shall deliver the same, with the
seals unbroken the Secreny Of State at Coumhia on
or before the fourth Monday Of November next sss~
y. HERNDON,
10 3ss$.Si j, EDsJEFFERYS,
- Managers at Yorkville.
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work DIsTRICT BIBLE So

WORK DISTRICT BIBLE So
Il CIETY.-The ANNUAL MEETING of the "York
District Bible Socey' will be held at Tirzah Church, on
FRIDAY, the 27th instant. . ,.r.... - - :. -.
DICKSON Services will commence at II O'Clock, A. M.
Members Of said society and the public generally are re
spectfully invited to attend. =
- s. E. MOORE, Secretary, Y. D. B: c.
= October 10 98 81
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DOR sENATOR.-IN OUR NEXT

Legislature the people should be represented by their
best and abest The important changes in the Con-
tituon Will require the enactment Of many laws 10 cor
respond with our changed condition do this work well
edge We therefore, respectfully announce G. w. WILL
Lihs, Esq; as candidate for SENATOR for York Dis
trlct and believe elected, he will by his industry legal
knowledge and ability prove of much service to the people
of the District and saie He 10 serve II elected
MANY FRIENDS.
October S 25 ds.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-10-12

GENERAL. LEE. ONCE OFFERED THE
COMMAND THE UNITED STATES ARMIES.
Hon. Montgomery Blair is out in a
Washington paper in letter eight columns
long. In the course of this, letter he men,
tious the following circumstances
"Let me observe here :. It was the fall of
Sumter that produced ON the instant the
ordinance'o of secession and filed Virginia
with troops from the Gulf States to carry it
before the people. Its effects upon ordinary
men may be conceived by the influence it
exerted over General Lee. My father was
authorized by the President and Mr.. Cam
eron, Secretary Of War, to converse with
General Lee and ascertain whether he
would accept the command of our army in
the field. The latter was written for, and
he met my father at my house, where they
for an hoer--or more. 1t was q
few days before the ordinance was passed.
General Lee concluded the conversation by
saying: Secession was anarchy and add
ed, if he owned the four million of slaves
in the South, be would cbeerfully sacrifice
them to the Union; but he did not know
how he could draw his sword on his native
State. He said he would see Gen. Scott
on the subject before he decided A COM
mittee from the Virginia Convention, while
the General and my father conversed, we're
hunting him through the city; They met
Oh his leaving the house. He repaired with
them to consult with the Convention, as l
have since learned, about some mode Of set.
Element. The fall of Sumter settled the
question for him and the Convention.
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LODGE

DHILANTHROPIC. LODGE, NO.
Of this Lodge fsIl be held at the MASONIC HALL MON
DAY AFTERNOON, the 18th Instant, at O'Clock. The
work will be in the FIRST and THIRD DEGREES.
The members requested be punctual In their ntten
dance business Of importance will be brought up for
their consideration.
visiting brethren respectfully Invited TO attend.
- '''s' = ''' - 49, j. D. ALLISON, Secretary.
October IL M II
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delivered from the saddle, after the surren.
der. at Appomattox, was listened to with re-
speot and interest by thousands of Union
as we'll as Confederate troops. s, s..,,..
:. Richmond Times.
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By rider OF. the Provisional Governor. ~
WIN. II. PERRY, Private Secretary. III -
September % ~ = %
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TLECTION NOTICE. q URSU-

oc@ssts 3 s: q
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1865-06-03

01NsRAL P1LLow 0urw,rrEp BY AN
EsoAPxD PRlAoN1R.-HenryC T.. Hsar,we,l.
9 private In the Lot Michigan battery con.
tributes to the Cincinnati gazette tho s,o-
~ OF his escape from the rebel prison
at Andersonville. After several unsuc-
oessful efforts 70 esodpa, Heartwell and q
oomrade named Lovett finally got away.
and adopted tho daring experimon. Of IRE.
Benting Els,nseAye. before the rebel Gerer.
FL Gideon J. Pillow. at Macon, passing as
dessrsors from the Union army, and de-
1naaa.ag :ec.nh.s 20 come foreign country
iii accordance with General Orde- NO. IS
from tho rrisol Wg1 Department. Tho plar,
sacoesded admirably. rilloy gave thsn,
sas ns,ssaary docozneu:s 10 carry ;nam IN
. sae .rsa# iiss.ssippi country, wnencs
they told hioa they would oak 9 .heir way
- Canaea o. Ms1,oo. Armed with
.bla sn.,3c1i.y. Eooe1a p4nlad by orders for
-ran port atao.a and rations, they left Mason
ca tho 18th OF last Ma.oh. crossod tae
ssta.e3 CT Alabama and Mlssissippi bv
Zailroad aid ateambeat, And on tho 7,h of
ApfiI reached The vicinity Of Grand 91lf
where the7 hailed and were taken on
board tho United States gunboat Mound
City.
To complete the romance Of Heartvoll,s
careoYa he WAS on the steamer 6ultana at
10 Dsss OF the fearful s.psldene.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1865-06-03
soug .. aas gsegu~asns Veterans.


Tho following sublime production. COM
tho capture Of Jeti. Davis and
tho close Of Tho war, was written by q
friend Of 1urs IN two minutes by q stop
watch, with cne hand tied bsal IA h4IL;, l.
wW dc 10 sirg.
ICSE-Glosy 2faIei,yah.
IN full "a hundred Bottles on tie '&sl ar.a
OF Tie sea.
We haze zi1au!e! the fire-eaters, and the
Sou.he-o chivalry;
And we've gobbled their big lnjuu, tbs
stubborn Bobby Lee,
And stiu go marching on.
Aud now we've got JEFF. Davis, tho traitor
dend who slammed,
And prayed to God 30 pious, whilo ho stole
the soma Of Ham;
Wen hang him suro as thunder, and his
memory we'll damn,
As We so raarching on.
And now tha. law aud liberty are we'll es-
takliahed faota,
And the cruel war ia over, we've Q hint 70,
Du,chJ Max;
From Mexico he's got to git-ned best be
making tracks,
For the boys keep ,aasca,ns 90.
They are death on foreign po:ant.,tes who
stray away from home,
And to glory-hallelujerland as.saling ena.
pires come,
And they'll tan your hide my coyey, and
beat it like dram,
AS they 60 marching on.
Uncle Louis couldn't help you-ho hasn't
got tho bricks,
Aud IL he undertook it 'twouldn't save
you from your fix,
Tor we'd whip you both like blazss, and
teach you better tricks,
As we SO marching on.
Then up with our banner. the flag of ali
the free,
The confedsracy's busted, and bully boys
afo We,
Aud we'll send the news to neutrals acrose
tho foamy sea,
That tho Nations marching On.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1865-06-03
G1REAr GIFT DISTRIBUTION
VI or
Wetehss, Chains. Rockets. E,asslete, Gold
Sons, &c., &c.
8. hI. w ARD & CO.,
MANUFACTURER. J.,WEi.LEks,
EOS Broaau.ay, New Yors.
100000 Watches Chains, ..,cke.s Brace
lets, Rings, Gold Pens, Ac.,

To bo solo a. ONE lbOLl.AR each. ~itaolt re
gard TO value, and no. u, b paid for Iotil you
know Whist y0u are 70 receive and not 70 be Kept
unless you are perfectly eatis6ed.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1865-06-03
pURG, JOY 4 co.
~ SoHr buE9- L 5oI. JOHN AxR-sa.n
Burlington Agn,rltrral Work,

asy.ng en.a-Eed snd otherwise gresty ,,n.
I.ovtu s a 0nf tactosy We arc now turning ont
-.oln eiGns 10 zen wagons 70 where We fDrrenlv
Irasie enc, anS we want customers sor them ar.
ss.s sO.s,uingY We have also greatly improved onr
sslaeE sl fioTs. g ask every farmer TO ~ one
-. 80 Wssrsnt or piowaL so ,ao one v1u run a,y
Aa =, % sivang tnera trial. We have all vsrte
s''s os tAoTs. We a-s nosy ras DIV fo taNe orIa.,
ios taose Hegsy Corn Clltlvators. saen % sez ~
p. pa; np .sss yssr ana which gave such general
a;ao those wanting them VII do well to hants in
1yator ere: Ass'a ~ -Ats oAu'
~ ass.ihe niovman can riae and plov with.
cRr manage II. ~ '' SoAA-l
Ja JIaAra.H does the labor of two men,
ans o... an, % useo for gsowlng in spring wnea,
). fI1-1s - 10 atmpie and cheap for the laho,
hath-ls saves laho1-i1 savas rame-as aavea
asventh-Every nxmss can have n. mas,
tAn-l1 -d&Ntf 49, " WAs1'oas ~
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nacCoH MICa's IHppcysn saI,F

= - . II 4 III
l@s RAXER
tlood asns let Furrners re,o,ce,
~; 5l,trn Var york II harvest
t,I. ey. t.1Gl3 ;,at.,f 6...i sttAin ~ay.s.
ftaper st'- 4.s stI1sN-S ,.r..,,L .itl fa,t-
wnrrs.r!.,i t3 5e. , ana IA t' tieavY iiqr,
e.i jcG a. ;,'4tA, 3aa..g lt,.nd Hi.,t.rr.
urop,pr' oi:, 't'i.
'E0, sSacsa'c,a., a. Oa..
:, can DO 1ucs.'y ai,a.g"a IA an .r, ,,.,,
Mower. c,.t.. with ar without: - i{ee!
The .a'-ratc ~ no a.-t- Gnn. Dvey j5 or ~.
nov And bAya haoLI IA the past r,,,,
years Hero /. vsgt sotu. q he Is,,nsrs a.
thst ave N<ast .na:n: "|
We. .na unaerniga". h.,,ls,,t ard used Ncrto.
nioB's selj i:sk In. Esa w.. s.ue Mower last se
aOu aud fii trAt IL eIRrl s4nswG-s tue pu rroa,
j! wss made for. II d'-.,I rnk Ing 81 .at a.
better titan man can Do Il ~ i.Hnd an ,nn.s
and or, h,s.dnr t.ciue ui "4' grain wss var.
h-nvJ aud badly ksipes', III. .he Mac ID ne sea,a
eG 10 j., - i.,rri Hoyk u Laug.+d 20 u s'snd,n
grain. and l., "A frss-7ute Move, On ac~ nv.
ts es roriirHry wing 4ab,,y sim pl;c..yenf
strength. ~" lc- sra f. s-sdtiy superior /, III
.,tt. y, sad tht sd .ri Harvest. Ot tue Nnrst
Wast The q draa ,ht ia lig,.! s,scuCh anc tka 80"
tass eao aea,!iy WORRIED ~ Que nan o. ,,oy
(stga-D
J A Dar- Frsns'la C.ntar. l~., ;cyu.y, .owa
Henry Fet,
Arti,rar 3rlba;n. r'h-rl,p.A., a
Lebbfus rlare sa'.ll Heur. 40
lsa &C tIsrk. " {.
9 " Mct,!atn, Fairfield l.ttsrsor
William Glover,
r Long A,hrish's, De. A,o'n.s
Il NJ Long,
We are a!sn manufacturing .re celebrated
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1865-06-03
HUBBARD MOWER.

We arc willing TO a.l,w s.,y purchaser vhe
may have doubts, 10 .lacs either o. ou. Ma
chimes along side OF any nis-:.inee 10 Ma,kes.
be agreeing u heap and pay fu' the cne prefer.
SeN L. :. SAVAGE
General gem. trrl ne'on, Iown
For s&la by Osdan '1pl. Blrl,ngtn: Stur-
OsvEnt & Chapman, bpnAl,G-tA fell 4 Morrel
MI. Pleasant; Dict Nv t>o,. rA-n.Rgton: yor
dan Brothers, Fairfield
Repair. tcr AL tho at.cve y az, nes OF al years.
KEEP: by al ASants.
luaylA1l4tIAN4A.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1865-06-03
nRCHARD CITY" Tl.OUR, Feed,
GROCERY T. PROVISION STORE,

Wa have recently r.n,ossd TO our rev o. ~ ain thn
stone Mill wnere in lis;itiol. - ouf ,osd on sd.
business Of selling -Four and Feed Re n.ar rfse
ded a well selected htock OF tan1Ay "na 0 gem
ersl Family eupp'y store and se only u shs 81 xs l
test goods 10 be borsht IN the nara.A a.,srs 81 %
rates As can be oAsrd. Al! Eoode cosast - tnn
will be promptly delivered 10 any par -
City FREE OF GnARaE. -, Grain
uY- The highest prices VIII % pelo 'o< W..
and all kinda Of country prodocs.; cs.;.,.,r1 A 90
feb9-H60 III. J. oNAAN = N~e
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1865-06-03

INipais by sns nsros OF Caee. ~ao under
took. L few years ago 10 .alsa yary s2Tsse
herd OF hogs. !. Ea5 u gres. troublo to
jeed taero, snG nov 10 GET around sAis ~ SIS
4 nuaz.s - .S.Ss,. As length no hit on tbe
plao o. plan..us & iuameuae hoic ci po.a
toes. ard; when saey 3ero sufficiently
groS-., he tuYna5s The whole hesd into tho
fie.d, ana lat them hsve fall swing, thus
saving not ouiy she labor OF feeding the
hogs, pv. elso tha. Of digging the Qotatoeei
Charmed with his sagacity. he stood ono
day isaniug agslns, the fence counting his
hogs, when a neighior came along. Well,
weli,' said be. 'Mr. Case, this il all very
now. but you know ont here in Illinois the
frost cones early. and tho ground freezes
for foot deep. Then Whist are they going
to do7' This wae o view OF the matter Mr..
Case bad not taken into account. Butch
ering time for hogs was way on in DeceM-
her or Janraryf Ho scratched his head,
and ut length stammere1, We'll, it may
como pretty hard on their s',os.ts, but (
don't see but that il will bs root hog or
die?" Ee did ncs tell rae that either OF
the "ComE:ssionere" snaae any reply TO
.his way cs putting thirsa." 1t il very
gyiden. that the.a waa litao moro argu-
mens necessary On one side Of the question
at least!
shortly SITTER the opening of Congress
last winter, my friend tho Hon. Mr.. Shan
non, from California, made the customary
Ecali at the White House. IN the cony.rss-
ton that ensued, Mr.. shannon said, "Mr.
President, met an old friend Of yours in
California last summer, a Mr.. c., who
had good deal to say Of your Springfield
life." 'Ah" returned Mr.. Lincoln, II am
glad to hear Of him. G. used to be . dry
fellow in those days." he continued. "Foz
time he WAS Secretary Of State. One day
during the legislative vacation. meek,
cadsverous. looking man, with white
Office, and, stating that he had been in
formed that Mr.. &. had the letting OF the
hall OF regresentaslves, ne wished TO secure
sired to deliver in Springfield MAY ]
ask y said the Secretary. what is to be the
subject Of your lectures3" "Cestainly'
was the reply, with . very solemn ex pres
sion of oountenance. 1.-THE course wish
20 deliver Is on the second coming Of oar
Lord II, Is .a,;o of 70 uss said 5 g -.
your time i'll thls caty. It is my private
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1865-06-03
Abraham EaAe@su.
PERSONAL IMPRESSIONS ARD Aecox1.so
TIoHE.
B2 F. 3, CARP ENTER.

A. the time roy oommunlosticn to you,
published in tho x+sdependens Of April @'.h, /,
was written. did not anticipate that II
would be auccedsd by others through tho
ssne channel but that article hss been -
widely copied, aud The unparalleled inter-
est With which everythlng relating 70 our
beloved Pfeeideot u now xssd. together
with tho urgent solicitation Of friends.
have induced me 20 ooneent 70 continue my
+" "reminiscences" for tho qualification 6f
your readSrA though must confess 70 y
much less familiarity with the pen than
The terrible evente OF tho Lost month
have had the eject 70 bring out with start
ling dstinotneas In my memory, 81 the
chemical process develops tho Image on
the Photographic plato, alnos: every event
and circumstance O. my "s.s mcn.hs III
tho White House." II has been ny habit
for many years. to note down briefly tho
leading events of my daily ite, and u ref-
orence to these note6 h, ct course. great
help in reffeshing and strengthening the
recollection; % that the difficulty e1-
counter in attempting 70 write for pubn-
dasion IL not for want of material, but 10
collAneouo InRse CT matter floating in my
mind.
in nv former communication the Incl
dents felated were mostly Of q tender pa
thofsc character. With the multitude OF
cases convicted of military offensss and
crimes, together with those constantly ap-
psaling for relief or 1edrees from hardships
imposed b. the war, OF course, scenes
like those described were Of frequent oc-
currence. desire. however, in these
sketchss to present % true q picture %
possible Of Mr.. Linoolu's daily Life and
character, and while eniarging upon the
weight ofthe burdens which pFessed hin,
down, the sadness and patnos ofhis nature,
would not forget Or have others forget,
that other aide of him-more popularity
known and better understood-hissh shrewd-
nsas and love Of hunnor, "a. expressed in
his story.telling pfopensity.
lt has been veil SAID BY . profound critic
Of Shakespeare, and /: occurs to me as very
appropriate In this connection, tha: "thl
spirit which held the woe Of Lear and .he
tragedy Of Hamlet would have broken had
Il not also he'd the. humoY of tho Merry
Wives Of Windsor and the nerriment O
Midsummer Nights Dream" This IL O.
, true Of Mr.. Lincoln a. Il wa Of Stakes
peare. The capacity - tell snd enjoy Z
good annecdoee no doubt prolonged hi.
nfe. I have often heard this asserted by
one Of ~ most intmate f1ieadA And thl
public impseesion Of him Ia this respect
wss not exaggerated. kr. Beeoher onct
Observed to moof his own wealth OF Illus
trNtion that h0 - nthou1ht in 60uresn or
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satssi.Urga, Philadelphia, tI.i,uors y,...5 Ia-s
mo Aa o'uer Essstsa.u aad s>ss tn EagS-, [.lse<
;. fsas+.A.rr'' lesviIe burlington cst fhs sco A
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ssaistN SAl.,4s: Horta stsd so0th arId q, ,:.,tes
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t1Gaii, PtEbaizc and fh..iR1ei 2hia
lickete 'ee .:s.a grsa: fsa<s.s,y nora,sntsrs y,
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The President Of duatemala, In Central
Amssiea, y net expeoted 60 1--we.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1865-06-03
NOV IS THE TINE TO SAVE
~ 1 YouK MONEY, by bringing Or sending

RENOVATING AND TAILORING
Establish ment of J. &. BkUGGE, on Jenarson
street, IN tppp Psrsous' Block lup stars.)-
Tar, &c, and give item s. Po,.hh t3r.gn. as new
Ee VIII also dye Gilh AID WOODEN Eoods, gna
cat and c.sks S1otktu:, IL tie iues: .stnio.apie
style.
All wort wss--t.i.sc " g.9e ss,!efact,ou
ArF8 wts j. IL. bkuf@2P.
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d r. Hu:FOAL
0on. Agent Z. Il. n O f. a
e7OS A HUNTH.-Agente WenMd

&7Oh A MONTE. .-Agents Wenud
YnGsy Everywhere 70 incroduoe the i'm
IrOveo ShAW& CLARK S20 FAMILY 6evSK9 Ma.
IBINE the OILY low price machine in the corn.
trT wien ls l1cENhED by Grover Bafer
Wnseisr wilson. Howe Singer Il O.. nd
fsacne.des. ALL other Machines nov eOid fnr
!oae thSn sorty dollars each are INFRIreENH,r3N
100 ,%1s sno seller AND user LIABLE TO FINE AND
!a apsisornENr. salary and expenses, or lsrxe
eo.nm1asAon allowed. Gluatfated ciroulaye eeni
SA1k AddreGA, aEAW ClARK.
aGSyo-o0194 8idoe:ord Maine
EN- "A MONTH"; want Agents ev.
Gl " erywnere q go q month. expenne.
pend, W Sei! F1FTEAN AnTICLKs, the best eall1ne
ever offered. Fuu particulars rREk Addrees
maye-dawem Biddeiasd, Maine.
HOUSE AMI LOT FOR SALE
The House and Lot beloL gins " Tue Es.
tate Of Robert Arms,rons;, deceased. corner .o,
Third and t>ourt streeta FOR particulars In.
qul.e y, z. f. GAY.
ENOR SALE .: SO per Aore.-Eichty
~ Acres Of untmproved Prairie. .altua.e In Yei.
Low sprng Iownship, being the vest half Of
oo6so- WSst 44nstal, hec. Is, Hange "a, 8 west
,. I. BROWN. Hawk. Eye Bookssore.
A01e10oW0 BuIu0gtOn Iowa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-10
N. 49, .uruIi.ior rae OF q teen miles an

At The tAsa sHrplising gsts Of a;tssp miles an
ihe very last time was at Exeter I strolied
into the castle ya-d there 70 identifS, Tor the
arnusem mt of a field the spot on which once
took as we used 10. cali 10, an election .speech
of my noble friend Lord Russo in the midst of
a lyey dght maintained By all the .vaga00nds
Ia that division Of the eOanty, and under such
peltiug rain that remember two good-natured
colleagues, who ehanced to be at leisure, held q
DO ket handkerchief over my lote book, after
che manner Of state canopy in en- ecclesiastical
procession. Laughterl xsI O.. 8E.
nave wofn my knees by writing on them on
the old back row OF the old gallery Of the old
House Of Commons; and have worn my feet by
standing 10 1rite in a prep0sterous pen In the
Old house OF Lords, Whe We used TO be hudd.ed
ike sV many sheey llaughte, kept in waiting I'll
The w0ol-ssek migLt want restuttng. A laugh'I
Returning home from excited political meetings.
In the country to the waiting press In LOnao1'
90 verify bel eve / have beea upset IN almost
every description of vehicle known In this conn
try. "a laHgh | have Deen, IN my time. neia'
I'd on miry by-rosds towards tne small hours.
furry or hity miles from London, IN ricketty
Carriage with exhausted Lorses and orpnken
postbo :, ana We got back IN TINS before pub
LEGATION 10 be reeeiS ed Nth nsyeI-iOrgOtten CON-
pl m-uts BY Mr.. Black, ia the brIad.s1 oil scotch,
c in.nE from the brO1dest Of hearts ever kneW.
! : Lsd.s. and gentlemen: mention these trivial
thins. a. an .ssurA. &c & you that never nave
furgStten tie fascination VI that old pursuit
n h,ers.l re pleasure that Used To feel ia the
fapi ity md d. xte. ity Of 5 ex Ic.se has never
a.. "a ols ii my breast " hate, a. litIle cunning
Of haud or head took 20 H. o. acquired il It,
rs 30 retained As TIA { tlly be.i-vs cou
rssume Il tom 70. lCaeerAl 10 his present
y-,r of NV he " hen / alt IN tnii nall, or where
not, hearing duL up eeh- the F'lehOmeno1
does occur n .ughts "a some ines begGilO tue
tedium 4 Tue IA JmenI by mentally following
the 4 eaker N ia DAD, O,d way I'D sometimes,
N o. can Lelleve &C 4 eyeA lind NY nd 20.
/ ~ on the ,Ole.c,Oth uau ,htsil Accept these
u,tie truths as a ;LnrmAtJoA Of what know,
As a col tiImau of my interest IN this old Cal
ing. As ept shem as = pr VI tina. my ieeliny Tor
the yoNa ion VI NY yoush is not sentiment Ia.
ken NJ tom GIT ~ We lhloSn aSay to-mVn ~
Thea., hearl Il u tai hun sympathy, viii b Il q
part Of myself [Chsvrs.l verify behave, sm
SUR taa, II 4 had never quit my Id calling
sho ID have bseH foremost aud zealous IN The ill.,
ire [ of this Insi utlO-, DelI' wing It. 10 be
sound a whOlesoDis and god one. Ladies
ana gent emeu. 4 am 10 pc pose TO YOU - dIink
; PROSPERITY TO the N~wsp ap Press Fund"