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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-23
Election Notica

rJyHE ANIMAL ELECTION OF DIRECTORS
L tor the Nashville Gas Light Company win he
hed % the offre Of the Company, No II Church
street. on Thursday. q day Of March, 1Se5. BY
ordered tie President.
fsfI-td JAS. p. KENDRTGR. Sect.
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Notice.

NHANTED-AGENTsF FOR THE NURSE AND
W sPH.-Ths most interesting aud exciting
hock ever Published, efntracing The adventures o.
a Rfgnan IN the Union army as Nurse scout and
sBy Giving most vivid inner picture Of the war.
Reg4rned and disabled officers and Soldiers IN
vsi;t Of profitable employment wiz find Il Pecu-
Harry adapted 70 their condition JONES BROS
4 90 2S2 Main street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
jan3l-3md&9e
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Wanted
For Sale Cheap.

VHE ENTIRE STOCK OF STATIONERY AND
Il .otians, with fixtures of Store also Rent for
Store, AZ No. 80 Church street.
Esbl72E A. F. MURRAY & co.
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HAPPINESS OR MISERY !
THAT IS THE QUESTION.

rj1HE PROPRIETORS OF THE .'PACIFIC
| MUSEUM OF ANATOMY AND SCIENCE =
have determined, regardless of expense. to issue
FREE for the benefit OF suffering humanity four
of their most interesting and instructive LEG
TURES on MARIA G Z and its disquaifications :;
Nervous Debility. Premature Decline of Man
hood. Indigestion. Weakness or Depression, Loss
OF Energy and Vital Power. Tie great Social
Evil, and those maladics that result from youth
ful foIlies. excesses OF maturity, or ignorance of
Physiology and Natures Laws.
These invaluable Lectures have been the means
Of enlightening aud saving thousands, and Will
he forwarded FREE on receipt of Twenty-Five
Cents in postage stamps, by addressing " Secre-
tary Pacific Museum of Anthony and Science,
Pine street. San Francisco.
Ess5H Letters to he sent through Wells, Fargo
Il Co 9vl0.ly.is.
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THE WRONG ANIMAL.-Grantly Berkelv, the
English hunter, tells the following excruc;a ing
story of LADY IIaggerston scheme to charm the
regent:
Her ladyship had at her residence a miniature
f'rmyard, and those pretty little Attorney cattle
When the prince and his friends had arrived she
came forward from side wicket as a milk-maid.
for the purpose of making syllabub for the
prince. She had Il silver pail in one hand. and
ornamental stool in the other Lady Harper-
ton tripped along. with ribbons flying from her
dainty little milking hat, that hung on one side
of he graceful little head, and the smallest little
apron tied below her laced stomacher till she
came opposite his royal highness, to whom she
dropped really graceful courtesy. Then pass
ing lightly over the beautifully plated straw
her tucked up gown showing her neat little ankle
rs well as her colored stockings, she placed her
stool and pail convenient for use Leaning against
the f INK of one of the crosseSt looking of the
Attorneys, she was attempting to commence her
rustic laborS. but not having selected the right
sex. the offended animal did not seem to fancy
the performance, for he first kicked out and then
trotted away. nearly upsetting stool, pail. and
Lady Haggerton, who, covered with confusion.
made hasty retreat for her little dairy, whence
she did not appear again.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-07-22

Az IrEM FOR PARENTS 80 Grace Greenwood
beautifully says in regard to developing the mind
of childhood
:. The high privilege, the honor OF writing for
children, is but little understood Is it not 81
beautiful thing to call ont the first bloom, TO in
hale the morning fragrance of the Immortal
soul-hower? Is it not great thing to trace the
first word on the soft. white tablets of the mind
where they will harden and remain forever? q,
those earliest teachings how the soul treasures
them. aud holds them dear and sacred through
all the changes and l.bors, diStrActing cares and
more diStracting pleasures, Of life The mind
cannot grow proud and strong enough to cxpel
them. nor can the heart harden and contract till
il brushes them. | have heard, somew here. the
story OF faithful servant of a hanished lord
who cut into Young tree on the old estate, and
hid under the bark some small but precious jew
els belonging to his master Years went by. and
the young exile returned an old N IN. The stew
ard gone but his lord knew well the secret
of his deposit. Where the young tree stood now
lowered a thrifty oak with bark hardened and
roughened by time; bat well had ii kept its trust
and its treasures. thou Oh the tough wood had
closed over them and no eye could guess their
hiding place. The tree was frlrd, and in its
very heart its gems were found-not point
broken, not ray wasted they flashed up to the
light of the old brightness. and make q! the
heart of the old master. Even so safe an invest
ment is knowledge in the mind of a child truth
there lodged is a life long deposit. Though that
mind may tower and expand, and put on rough
defenscs against the world, it still has its little
! unsupported jewels; and that heart but holds
them closer and closer with its strengthening
fbcrs, till the hour when the Master comes to
look for them
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HAVE FOR SALE THE LARGEST STOCK
on the Pacific Coast, consisting in part
follows:
72o doz SPECTACLES, in Gold, Silver, Steel
and Plated Frames
3O5 doz. EYE GLASSES, in Gold. Silver, Steel
Horn. Shell and Rubber Frames;
$50 doz WIRE GAUZE GOGGLES;
300 doz. SPECTACLE GLASSES, and BRA
LILLIAN PEBBLES
300 doz. SPECTACLE and EYE GLASS Cases !;
395 Opera and Marine Glasses
- Telescope and Spy Glasses
225 doz. Magnifying Glasses;
80 doz. Pocket Compasses
325 Hand Stereoscopes;
IS Revolving SercoScopes
$500 doz StereoScopic Views;
Drawing Instruments, in German Silver
and Brass
Boxwood and Ivory Scales;
Microscopes in every style;
200 Magnetic Machines for Medical purposes
Aner"id Baromcters
20. 800 Card Photographs
600 Album Pictures in oil colors
80 doz Union Card Frames;
Joseph Rodgers Il Son S CUTLERY
100 doz Table Knives
200 doz Pocket Knives;
l2O doz. Razors;
80 doz. Razor Strops
1870 doz. Scissors
SCISSORS. in cases;
100 doz. Gyroscope Tops;
100 doz. Thermometers
% doz. IIydrometers
Gavanic Batteries
lE.g~ Country Traders will consult their own
interest by examining our Stock and Prices be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
- Orders from the COUNTRY promptly exc
nut - my Ill
FREE. ga Address,
LAWRENCE & HOUSEW0RTH,
OPTICIANS,
.Nox. 3I7 and 3I9 .Honf Somery street,
2l0 SAN FRANCISCO. ~
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Baby is King.

A rose-curtained cradle where. nestled within
Soft caipbric aid flannel. lie pounds seventeen
Is the throne of a tyrant-that pink little thing
Is all autocrat august, for Baby is King
Good solemn grandfather dares hardly to speak
Or walk lest the sleeper should hear his boots Cream
Grandma is martyr. in habits and cap
Which the monarch unsettes as well a. her nap.
Papa wise and mighty just home from the House
Grows meek the TIN e,hod and moves Ike MOUSE
To- "A the bundle; then outward he goes,
Like elephant trying to walk ON his t"e-.
The queen of the ball room throws Loyalty down
Before him the she wore in her ciown
And sings little luye-songs Of how she l"'ed pes'
The tar baby blossom she rocks ON her breast
Good aunties and cousins before him bow low .
Though he Iumpes the rnglets twists Collar anu DO"
lie bids the nurse walk with his majesty sell
And cries when she stops Ikea meiciess ell
lie filings right and left his saucy fat fist.
And then the next moment expect to he kissed.
He demands peoples watches to batter about,
And meets a refusal with struggle and shout
Then falling to conquer. with passionate cry
He qulNers his lip Keeps a tear in hi- eye
And 50 wins the battle this wise little thing
He knows the world over that Baby is hing
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KEEP Your MoUTH SHUT-A person LEAVING a
warm room, and going into colder. or into the
open air, should take care and close the lps for
few minutes, until he has become. as il were
acclmatlzed 10 the colder atmosphere. and
breathe through the nostrils alone. by which the
cold air is made to traverse the long. warm nasal
passage before II reaches the windpipe and vocal
organs and Its temperature being thus raised
one common mode OF catching cold is avoided
hos' persons upon leaving a warm church or
hot concert room, Immediately open their mouths
TO discuss the merits of those they have inst
beard, and many severe cold is taken. 1t is
equally common, but still worse, for a public
speaker to Go so for his throat is more heated
from his recent exertions and he may, and often
does. become hoarse for a month By such appa-
rently tri1ing neglect.
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EPlTAPH,-

EPITAPH.-
Pause. for an instant, loyal reader,
Here lies jeff. the great seceder.
Above, he always lied. you know.
And now the traitor lies below.
His how was furnished with two strings,
He Ratter d crowds and fawned on kings
Repay'd his country's care with evil
And pray'd to God and serv'd the Devil.
The South could whip the Yankee nation,
So he proposed humiliation
Their blessings were so everlasting.
Twas inst the time, for prayer and fasting
The record may he search d. in vain,,
From West Point Benedict to Cain,
To find a more atrocious knave.
Unless in Caesar Borgia's grave
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DISTINGUISHED GUEsTS.-Yesterday morning
Spe tker Colax ana party arrived, per stage, from
b low to breakfast and left after II stay of about
an hour. Our brass nd serenaded the party
while they were taking their morning meal,
which ended. Nessrs. Colfix. Richardson and
Bross addressed the assembled crowd. They
expressed their qualification and satisfaction with
the hoSpit lities extended to them throughout
their travels. Coftx s'id he hid alv lys been
w rm friend Of the Pici6c Railroad, that now,
seeing the great necessity for its early completion
h should pres, it with great warmth. Gov
Bross said that the west end of the Pacific Rail-
road was progressing with more energy than the
Atlantic, that on his arrival home he should so
tell them. and rub their the boys do the
dogs TO make them fight, thus creating competi-
ton and strife. The party left amid the loud
cheers and good wishes of the crowd.-Shasta
Courier, l5h
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ST. HELENA LAW REPORTS. - Old Fritz,
who raises pigs and cabbage somewhere in Napa
county, appeared before Judge H witness :
Question By tie Court Your name 2?
Aascer 6Y Frafs-.' Vel. | calls mnesef Fred.
NAV be SOL ton I know-it is Yawcup. You
see Mr. Chu ige. mine moier she have Two little
povs one of them was me, and one was nine
pro Ter, or one mine proder, and tother
me; ton't know which and was chust so old
rs .aine proer WAS yOnng. or mine proder was
chust 30 Old as me | tont know which and
mine moder she don't know; and one of rs was
named Fred. and tother laweup. or one named
Yawcup and other Fred ton know which
and one of us got died, but mine moder, she
never could tell whether it was me or mine pro-
der what got died 50, Mr. Cbudge, toes not
know whether am Fred or Yawcnp-and mine
ID oder she ton I know .''-Nopa Reporter.
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CautiOn !.

If the reader of this cannot get box oil rms
or Ointment from the rr his place, let HIM write
to enclosing and will mail box free 81 eA-
Many dealers will keep medicine On manu-
they make much profit on other persons
make - >,
None genuine unless the words "Hoo'cay' 4'f"
and Lpdot observable Hi'er-mdrk III every ~
the book of directions around esch box: the same may p
plainly by hoIding lie ieaf II tie light
reward will he given any lering such
may lead 10 the detection of any party or parties
eiting the medicines vending the same, knowing e "
be spurious
- Sold at the mandatory IF Professor HOLLOW -
Maiden Lane. New York and by all respectable DrhEe
and Dealers in Medicine throughout the United star. anu
each.
t. There is considerable saving by taking the larger
sizes oZssiyf
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In whatever disease attacks the liver. il is repealed
and cxernnated by this searching painless and Irresistible
curative Billions rcmittent billions purging aud all the
ordinary disorders of The indicated 10y PAIN IN the
rrh side and between the shoulders. yelownesS Of the
whites of thieves weakness and debility SC relieved
and by the remedy. with CELEBRITY which ast"nlShes
the sufferers friends Let the sick. whom the fac
ultv have abandoned with confidence to this pow erfu
ami lous agent and restoration health and activity
will be the unvarving result
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Ho,N 10 Use Til. EEInEDtES.

In Diseases Of ", rIooi, Iuora ne Face, or any
,,Iv.y, ~ ;l.b,!y. as r.tr.ct : l-slparn a?-
D,,:3.t,pn l,, an all external -lors E:uitoas
tn. I n ,-ov 4 Rose Wash.
Uset,e xt-act Elc'u for al d'"ls"S r"qun oe ala
OF p ret. . of the Tim O--las, slct "a
Coaor-,iql az Gle :; in these tie Extract EucAu
aad inject vii, the Improved Rose Wash.
- TIESE EvT2iO"s HAVE r---T ADMITTED
TO Use IN TIL, IT'D = .-.s 'l;'...e i'.s't
iavry general Use in al ~ 80. i.U . y, -
PUBIC INSTITUTE ) t,-t. It t.rl4.d. aSw' cs
in private practice, AMI >9-ie'e4 Is Invaluable
remedies.
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A. WARD.-A. Ward gets off the following
sketches
JEFF. Davis is not pop lar here She is regard
ed AS Southern sympathizer & yit I'm told
he was kind to his Parents She ran away from
EN- many years ago. and has never bin back
This WAS shown EN- good deal of considera-
ton when we rcfeck what his conduck has been.
Her captur in female apparel confooses me in
regard to his sex, & Won see speak of him as a
her as frekent as otherwise, Il | guess he feels so
him self.
Robert Lee is regarded a noble Teller. He
was opposed to the war at the fust. and draw d
his sword very reluctant In fact. he wouldn t
hay draw d his sword at all, only he had large
stock Of military clothes on hand. which he
didn want to waste. He SEE the colored man
is right, an he will at once 90 to New York and
open Sabbath School tor negro mnstrels
The surrender of r. Lee. J. Johnston and 9TH
ers leaves the Confederit Army in a ruther shat
tered state. That army now consists of Kirby
Smith four mules and IA bass drum. and is NOV
in rapidly to rls TEXTS.
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Woman in all her Difficulties

Is invited the re-ulnfng and restorative powers of
this harmless hut effective preparation. At the two epocs
ot lie which the female uncr%es the most I'M
puraut aud critical changes. the Pills viii prove positive
consequences They also confident
a specific i'll every disorder to which ie
NAL les n 10 exclusively subject
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DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH

the the deailcst malalies Their effect
IA vatr all the fiul g" the body and send poisoned
stream through all the channels al circu ND. New what
is the operation the pills They cleanse fhe we-
uate the liver bring the relaxed Initiated stomach into
natural condition and acting through the seretive
change the the system from
sickness health 10y exercising simultaneous and whole
slrn eff all its narts and fnnrtnn.
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The Great Ami,a> sa dor> of Health TO
all Mankind

This not history written lv derived
FROM the experiences of nltia. 1t consists of conii-
alton nj Testimonials from the SICK of every ciGnry-an
impeacl1fe record the like Of which l been auc-
ed in f d.cnNerY or invention since time begIn
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WHAT WENDELL DID SAY.-Thc 4nh-Slduery
Standard contains full report of Wendell Phil
lips, speech at the New England Anti-Savery
Convention in Boston, in which he is erroneous
~ reported rs having advocated the reputation
OF the United States debt. What Phillips really
said was that reconstruction on the basis OF
white suffrage would be followed by the adoption
by Congress of the Confederate debt, which
would be fraud upon the people.
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$50 AGENTS WANTED. $50
7 IBERAL INDUCEMENTS TO CANVASSERS
| 4 for the sale of the celebrated
Cottage SI2 Senfns .Naehfne!

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e and introduce my NEW and CHEAP FAMILY
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more than ordinary merit, is just patented with
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unsurpassed for general utility. limited num-
Der of responsible Agents are wanted to solicit
orders, to whom a salary of from
$50 to $50 n Month, and Expenses,
will be paid. For conditions and full particulars
address, with stamp FOR return portage,
L. MALCOLM,
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These Mighty Healers, World Known an,
M0rId TL.icd. ark q R00n 10 He SicE.

Tie want of >iTliu- medicinal Ia meet the ILL ami
OF the suffering portion OF humanity and ely
free mineral ami other ccteT part M ely
ic I'll hlsall powerful medicine W.T. ee tut" the world
ill., ,Y's IAvALUA Pills have hcc, the
OF all nations. Their attribute i to PREVENT veil
they attack the RtDG OR of the complaint
10y removing the hidden of disease. re-InVia
and re>te the dr"n. energies oi the system assist
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NOT A FEW

or the dso- 'or7 49,, = - -n0r;A arise from tn
corru7io l f'.''. VI all tie c-s
co7erics tint ftlv. l--e i out, none can
ccral ner,c, MI T:1L''.S CO. H|oTI0 ATTRACT
OFS1P}IPInY.. l. clelasr5 and renovates tho
Flood, intl. the v,o- Of health iao the system, AMI
purgcs ols n. ha n, r,.i Ike disease. 1t stimulates
tie healthy fiac.o1e ott, bo and er7eis the disorders
TINT grov Al rl1tle il e Dlood Such remedy, that
re-. on has i.,l. bean souet r, and now, Tor
ii. lrst, n, the pa5.c hav. on wi:a they can de-
rear Olrs3lce he does a.'t OF cc-::Acates to
show Effects hut tie tal Of sin lie bottle VIII snow 10
the sick that it virtues surprising anything they have
ever taken.
Txotas,espooastul oftc Extract o!Sarsanara, added
70 pin. OF wl:-r is cql to the Lisbon Dit Nr!-i AL
one hottie is eqia to o Of the : zap OF s1FSApr-a
or the dccoc ion a. ,Su lily made
The abcve Ex.lc.s a-c p na-el prey scientific
n-inciplcs-n no .nl emboty tie fl strength OF
the ingredients Ell. r.a il.n II coH.1ofon. Already
AMI conclusive tct viii be c7n11r 81 o TIER proper
ties with those set forth in the [. :. Di-pensatory.
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MELoDRAMA IN Two ScENEs.-.Scene First
young gent discovered surrounded by his
friends, who are jesting with him in regard to his
attention 10 young lady.
Young Gent Boys II just tell you how it
is You see, care nothing fer the girl-it the
old mans pocket-book I'm after
Chorus Of Friends-'' Ia In In =
Scene Second.-A parlor. Time, II O'Clock P.
NJ Young gent. rising to depart. Hesitates. as
if bashful, and then slowly remarks: Miss
Matilda, excuse me, but you must be aware that
my frequent vists-my attentions cannot have
been without an object
Young Lady.-'' All. yes, so I've heard. and
shall only be too happy 10 grant what you desire.
Takes from the table large parcel and unfold
ing it, displays a large, old-fashioned and empty
morocco pocket-book This. have been in
formed has been the object. Permit me to pre-
sent it, and congratulate you that you will have
no future occasion to renew these visits and at
tentons.
Young gent. swoons.
CoMING.-A dispatch from Juesburg says =
There is an immense emigration passing west
over four thousand wagons have passed in the
last twenty days. There are great many women
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NO CURE, NO PAY I!

~ Consultation by letter otherwise, FREE For d.
rectiou of letters see below.
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JrDGE BARNARD asked Oakley Hall = why JEFF.
Davis put on a lady night gown" 9 Because,
answered the District Attorney, he expected
TO he confined. Nothing more to be asked of
that witness, said the court
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-D--
gI,HIS CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS En-
loved on this coast an uninterrupted success
If tnurt.en wears and has become one of the
renowned Hospitals Of the age. What the cele-
hrated Lock Hospital is TO London, and the no
los renowned establishment of Rcord 70 Paris
this Institute has become to the PAcIhc Co"st-
The thousands apnually received and cured place
it in point Of humber of patients among the
very first of the world, and the success OF Its
treatment ranks i, second TO none.
PRIVATE DISEASES IN MALES and IR~
IRREGULARITIES IN FEMALES are tie great
destrovers of health. They insiduousy attack
the system and gradua4y undermine and destroy
it they drive the bloom from the cheer, the
hI>tre from the eve, the strength and vigor froha
the frame; they give to the world puny ana
diseased of-pring. end poison, through success
svc generations of the race of man. The marks
car he seen in Scrofula, Consumption, Crlpples,
the Idiotic the Paralytic. the Insane. etc
There is no terrible scourge to the human
race than those diseases arising from the con-
ANIMATION of Vcnerial Poison The mlldest
forms. bv retreatng to the blood hold ever over
the one afflicted. the sword of destruction that
is liable at any moment to fall and blight-to
utterly destroy-all earthly hopes
! MERCURY, recognized as he mast fafol mrdi-
cal eoeapv 10 man. combining with the Venerial,
donbles his dangers Those who have been
not cured: the disease has only assumed new
form.
Do not be satisfied with Partial Cures,
that leave the poison to crawl through the syS-
tenn. eating its way into the tissues and organs
beneath the apparently smooth surface, to burst
out in the future with virulence that Will
h fIle the effects of medicine. WHEN PERFECT
CURES can he obtained by consulting physi-
clan whom long practice and thorough investi-
cation into causes of DISEASES OF the URlNA-
RY ORG Ans enables TO determine mt once the
nature of the disease.
. In All diselses entrusted 70. the Doctor care,
PERFECT. SPEEDY and PERMANENT
Cures Always Guaranteed
In Syphilis and lis adjuncts GouorrhGa and its
accompanying diseases: all disorders Of the
BLADDER Kidneys and PROSTATE Seminal Weak
ness Diseases of the lIeaY. and Lungs: DySl
pepSia Indigestion. Imrotenry; lnspient Con-
sumption. and all diseases of the urinary organs,
in either sex. cure always warranted, OR No
PAY REQUIRED ut the PRIVATE
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MR. GEogGE BEAN was recently married to
Miss Sarah f. Greenfield:
II fate shall 10 their wishes yield,
And fate 70 true love leans
Time may bestpw this Greenfield
A If haau
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II IS stated that jeff Davis walks his cell. and
amnses himself by catching flies. That is fine
sport forTthe miscreant traitor possibly it is AL
" evidence of insanity dementia.