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The weekly union record., 1865-12-30

NoTIog-During the approaching months
Of the New Year. 1866, we intend visiting
every portion Of the county TO solicit new
subscribers, to collect subscription and adver-
Using due All friendly to our enterprise, and
the hearty support OF county paper, vii
please solicit and forward TO US new names a
subscribers We wish to make the RscoRT
number one thousand copies at the opening 0
SDrinr
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Ar a stated communication OF Franklin
Royal Arch Chapter of F. & A. NJ, held 90
Dec. 22d, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year; A. McDermott. ii. T.;
G. C. Perkins, K; j. NJ. Clark, S; j. b.
Hewitt, C. H.; t. Faulkner, F. S; c. F.
lott, r. A. c.; Geo, w. Dyer, NJ. Sd v;
.Jobn Branscombe, NJ. ID V; j. Harris, NJ.
kstv.; A. G. Simpson, Treasurer; T. j.
tjepkins, Secretary.
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DISTRICT CoURr, Dec. 30, 65.-Hon. W
T. Sexton, presiding vs.. Mitchell and
Root-Demurreg of defendant, f. NJ. Root, to
plaintiffs complaint argued, submitted and
taken under Amusement by the Court. Hill
VS.. Nourse- Default entered. Craudal e al
vs.. Drown Il al-Court fled its findings and
rendered Judgment for plaintiffs. c l. Pond
vs.. ACKNOWLEDGMENT entered by default
against defendant. Court adjourned anti
January Slst. 1866
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Cal. Northern Railroad.
AsgE@IE $1,000
7"

MARY SVILLE AND OffON IL-E'
II OCULAR TRAINS LEAVE MARYSVlLLE
II for OroviIe daily-connecting at Orovllle
with Stages of the California Stage Company for
Shasta and the Northern Mines.
leaving Marysyille at A. NJ. and P. ".
Leaving Oroviile at II 4. NJ. and P. NJ
Freight reaching Marysvile by steamboat, con
signed TO Care OF Railroad will be received on
the cars at the Steamboat Landing, and forwarded
to Orovile without cost for forwarding commission
Or drayage.
At Oroville, merchandise for up country viii
be stored in the Railroad Depot, and delivered TO
order of owners free of charge.
Freight TO Orovile-$4 per ton.
ANDREW ]. BINHEY, Sup't.
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The New YEARS BALL.-We learn that
ample preparations are being made by W. l.
Hopkins, fo7 the grand Ball advertised tc
come of at the Union Hotel Hall, Oh New
Years night. As on all former occasions
this will doubtless prove a recherche affair
attended, as it will be numerously, by lover:
of the Terpsichorean art from all the surround
ing points
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STEREosCoPrCIoN.- instructive aud
amusing exhibition come off,. at the Union
Hotel Hall, last evening, giving general salts
faction. This Saturday evening, new scenes
will be exhibited. Young students and chill.
dren will be highly satisfied
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New YORK city crowds its population of
about a million into $4,000 houses. Phila-
delpbia, with less than seven hundred thousand
people, has 100000 houses.
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GOLDEN GATE REsrAURANr.-It will be in-
teresting TO all.who admire and have taste for
choice eatables and fine wine to glance over
the supplies mentioned in this Restaurant ad-
veriisement. The supplies are inexhaustible
We will explain further next week.
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By reference to our advertising colGmas, II
will be seen that Geo c. Perkins. E>q. has
been appointed Agent of the Pacific Fire aud
Marine Insurance Company of San Francisco.
The stockholders OF this Company embrace a
large number of the weallhest aud abest
business men Of San Francisco, Sacramento,
Marysville and other places 10 this State,
Oregon and Nevada. Any one wishing 10
take out a Policy in thoroughly trustworthy
LONE Company will consult their own interests
BY insuring in the Pacific"
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County CoURr-SPEcIAL TERN-F. W
Day VS.. B. F. Jones-Contest of election for
Judgment for contestant that certi.
icate Of election do issue to contestant, F. ".
Dav
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MAsSACRE OF SOLDIERS IN ARIZONA
Reports from Arizona confirm the rumor
of the massacre by Apaches, of the mail
carrier and FIVE soldiers, who left Prescott for
Albuouerque, November 18th 1t has been
reported here that the soldiers killed were
members of Company A, but We have not
heard Of letters being received from any of the
members confirming the report.
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CHRISTMAS SPoRTs.-Iu the language of the
poet
Twas ever thus from childhoOd's hour
certain cratic typo ycleped enthusiastically
Trims
HAS seen his fondest hopes decay
Having "laid out" to have day of relaxation
and sport on Christmas, but failing to perfect
certain arrangements, and finding it necessary
to postpone the affair until next day-which
resulted in sundry collisions with tina. mystic
:ions parsonage who is not so black as be is
painted" "Old Nick" by which an undue
quantity of a temperance drink known as egg
nogg was surreptitiously disposed of-"the
enemy" consisting of numerous legons of "the
fowls of the air." and diving things that
creepeth," becoming apprised of the awful fate
in store for them.
Folded their tents like the Arabs,
And as silently stole away
At all events, they weren't thar" when the
amateur" sportsmen went after them-in fact,
couldn't find any good place for EN-. But
there is always compensation in nature for
every apparent Discrepancy and behold, it is
found, in this instance, 10 the celebrated "Frage
Brandy" Of A. Schussler, which is expressly
and only 10 be found at the saloon of II. Hons,
under McDermotts drug store, and which, on
account of its purity, is an accompaniment of
the game of frog" in that popular resort.
But there are no ducks in Hamilton township
Dor stone jugs, either. If there is too much
poetic and other license in this "item, il must
be attributed TO the lack of stringent pro-
hibitory law, and other elevatng influences.
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THANKs.-Messrs White & Bauer, News
Agents, No. Alb Washington ST., San Fran
cisco, has our thanks for large bundle of
Magazines and Periodicals. Among which
are Harper's Magazine, Harper's Weekly
Frank Leslie's News paper, Frank Leslie's
Chimney Corner Frank Lesles Magazine,
The Scientific American, The Criminal Life.
They will receive Subscriptions for any Maya
zines, Pictorals or News Paper, at the lowest
rates.
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RAILROAD MArrERs-The following from
the Union is q confirmation of our railroad
item published few days ago: The gauge
of that portion of the California Central Road
which lies between the Junction and Lincoln
about nine miles-wil also be reduced to
the width of the Pacific Road. Under this
arrangement the rolling stock OF the Pacific
Railroad can be run at any time to Lincoln or
Colfax. The section between Lincoln and
Marysville is also likely to be flushed soon,
the track, being, of course, of the narrow
gauge-four feet eight and half inches.
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SOLDIER HoNE.-John Wilson, of Company
G, Six Infantry, c. V, called in our Office the
early part Of the week He at the time of
enisting, some three years ago, was resident
of Hamilton township. The company to
which be belonged were relieved at Camp
Lincoln by Company e, Ninth Regular, and
transported to San Francisco and mustered
out of service. Heavy storms delayed tie
company some twenty five days at Crescent
City. strong South wind constantly blowing
so as to prevent vessel from landing The
oldest inhabtaut had not witnessed such q
heavy storm or such rolling waves on this por-
,isn OF the Pacific Coast. Mr.. Wilson was in
the l7ih year of his age when he volunteered,
and has two older brothers in the service.
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FIRSr of January will be quite Gala in
Oroville. At O'Clock, the Orovile Guards,
will assemble at their Armory Hall, and at
nine and half, will march to the bar back OF
the ST. Nicholas Hotel, where their Target
Shoot will take place. The prizes to be con
teoded for are the Companies Annual Prizes.
After the shooting, the Company viii parade
the principal streets until the judges shall have
made their decisions, when the prizes will be
awarded TO the winners in front OF the ST.
Nicholas Hotel In the afternoon. there will
Ike 3 Pigeon shoot. for prize gun, vauled at
500 In the evening a grand Ball at the
Union Hotel Hall.
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WE call special attention of our worthy
readers to the advertisement of Messrs B
Marks Il Co, who offer to sell you Dry Good:
and Clolhiug-also, all kinds of No,ons-a;
very reasonable, low prices.
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TnoNPsox FLAT BALI--The ball at the
Western Hotel, on Christmas evening, was a
splendid affair. Every one present TO partici-
pate in the may" expressed the greatest
satisfaction. The good music the spacious
and tasty hail. the splendid supper, the large
attendance aud the general sociableness of the
guests made it complete success. There
were present on this occasion some twenty
four guests from Oroville, number from Nor
ris Ravine and goodly number of the elite
from the village Music and daucing COM
menced at early candleght and continued till
the dawning of another day. The sun in the
eastern horizon guided many of the gallant
party to their homes, heartily satisfied with
abe Merry Christmas meeting. We are glad
80 announce that it was profitable to our old
friend Prince of Landlords. F. C. Thomas.
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ArrExr1oN, COMPANY A.-You are hereby
ordered to appear at your Armory. on Monday
Jan LIST, 1866. at 9 O'Clock A. NJ, fully EQUIPPED
to attend your Target Excursion. Every
member is expected to be 90 hand punctusly
as we leave the Armory at 9ls An.
By order H. B. HUNT, Captain.
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Only RourE OPEs.-The Chico route to

ONLY RourE OPEs.-The Chico route to
Susanville is the only route now open. Hutch.
ings makes the regular trips, carrying the L.
). Mail. VIII the press and people please
take notice e! Stages for Susanville leave
Chico every Monday morning -Chico Courant,
Dec. 23d
We are glad to learn that the route from
Chico to Susauvie has not yet been blocked
up with snow as to entirely check the trade
and travel between the thriving metropolis and
the Sage Brush city beyond the summit. The
statement that this IS the only route now
open" is startling and untrue. Ii is scarcely
possible that such misstatements will go far
ito build up Chico" nor will it add much to
the travel aud trade of the Chico route if
that is the object desired by the courant OF
the three great thoroughfares leading to
Susanvie, the press and people" are asked
to take notice that bot one-the Chico route
is open for stages, whilst four.horse coaches
are now and have been for year past making
regular trips from Orovle to Susanville, BY
way Of Dogtown and Humbug Valley. The
line OF stages from this place IS owned by A. j i.
Wood Of Humbug Valley, and we are informed
by his agent, Mr.. Long, that as yet be has
experienced no difficulty from snow, or other.
wise, in making his usual trips and, further,
that be anticipates not the least during the
whole of the coming winter season. The pro-
pretor of this line also has the regular contract
for carrying the U. S. Mail from 0roville to
Susanville, which contract has been regularly
and faithfully complied with. We understand
that the big ~. S. Mall spoken of By the
Courant consists Of Il special bag for the
accommodation of the "Colonels," etc., of the
metropolis. Will the press and people
please take notice that the Chico route" is not
the only route now open. Stages for Susanville
leave Orove every Sunday morning.
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-MartEas Vineyard is the
pride Of the Massachusetts, people. In the
whole county, there is no place where liquor is
sold openly very thirsty persons may get it by
private coutractl; the Court meets and has
nothing to do and lawyers don. flourish.
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Tbs Stockton Independent says tits expected
that the work of grading the Copperopolis
Railroad will commence ABBOTT the 6rst Of next
month.
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BIRTH.

Near Stringtown, Dec. 10th, the wife of B. P
Crandall, of a son.
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RELIGIoUs NorIcE. - The Rev. NJ. c.
Keith, will preach in the Brick Church next
Sabbath at IL o'clock \. NJ. and at P. NJ.
All are cordially invited to attend. Also, at
Thompson Flat at 8 P NJ in the school house
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ORovILLE UNION SABBATH School CONCERT.
The Sabbath school concert came of, Wednes-
day evening last, at the Union Hotel Hall, and
we are pleased to say, it was a complete success.
The proceeds, quite a respectable amount, are
to be used in the purchase of books for the
Sabbath School Library. The following young
misses took part in the exercises Ida Buckius,
Lizzie ance, Lizzie Watson Rosa Ikert,
Frances Meek. Sarah Sparks, Josephine Elliott.
G. Day, Lilly Burlingame, Nina Goodwin,
Hannah Woodwork, Clara O'Neal, P. Wood
worth, Emma Cotton and c. Miller. The
following are the names of the young gents ::
II. A. Downer, VIM. Miller. H. Craig, Edw d
Fogg, F. R. Danforth, F. Stober, B. B. Brown,
A. Vance, j. Vance, II. r. Batemau and c.
NJ. Van Orden. The singing of the 'Od Arm
Chair" and The Star of the Evening" was
highly applauded by the audience. At the
close of the singing, the seats were cleared
away, and all who desired joined in a social
dance till twelve O'Clock at night. The
concert was under the superintendent OF G.
w. Sovereign.
MERRY CHRISTMAS AT CHERoKEE FLAT.-
4 correspondent informs US that the Union
Sabbath School Of this place had grand eel
ebraton on Christmas. A bout half past one
P. NJ, the school-house was crowded with
children and friends \ beautiful and fruitful
Christmas tree had been prepared for the
occasion, and was loaded down with valuable
gifts for the little ones. The exercises com,
meuced by singing The Childrens Welcome
and The Happy Christmas morn'-after
which, the Superintendent, Rev. John j.
Powell, made some appropriate remarks. The
children sang several sweet and melodious
songs Before the distribution Of presents, Mr..
Hutchinson made some interesting remarks.
In the distribution of gifts, especial care was
taken that no child, whether member Of the
Sabbath school or not, should go without
something. The Sabbath school is in -four
ishing condition there are between three and
four hundred volumes in the library, and about
two dozen Sabbath school papers are taken
The average attendance is about sixty when
pleasant about eighty scholars. with band Of
faithful teachers. They deserve great credit
for their faithfuuess and perseverance, in
instructing the rising generation in the way
they should go. Sabbath school teachers
should aim to do what the Jewish women did
in the days of old-bring the children to Jesus,
that be may put his hands upon them and bless
them. Everything else should be subordinate
to this. The reading of the Word should be
as the means to this end-the conversion of the
children-their conversion rhile children
Why should they not be converted now :?
Aim 10 lead the dear little ones to the Lamb
Of God, who taketh away the sins of the world.
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Carl ScHugz' MIssIoS.-The report Of Gen
Sehurz or the condition of the South says tha.
ct the time of Lees defeat, the dependency il
the South was SO universal that the first idea
of uncompromisiDg rebels was to leave the
country forever. Now, there are several
classes, one of which desires st once to accom-.
modate itself to circumstances honestly; another
disposed to make temporary arrangement with
view to settlement /; third, who are incorri
gible and still swagger; and fourth, those
who have no opinion, and will swim with the
tide All are satisfied resistance is useless
The General thinks that the loyalty produced
by the irresistible pressure Of force is decidedly
of negative character, and believes the only
way to secure justice to the freedman is to
extend the right of suffrage. Strictly, free
labor has not yet been adopted.
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N-l-' = IT. - . FI7-aI EllFIIITT-a
BLOOD BLOOD. BLOOD.
Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores, Spots, letters,
Scales, Boils, Syphilis or Venerial
FEMALEs! FEMALERll

Although you Elsy be pronounced incurahla. the
ssmaritan's Root sui Hero Juices VIII remove every
vestse Of impurities nom the system as well as al
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SENATE
AFTERNOON SESSION.


The Senate met at , p. N.
The Special Committee appointed to
examine into the memorial Of the
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
company reported that there was nc
legislation necessary.
Mr. Bosom introduced resolution Nc
81. that the Committee on Education
and Common Schools, be required to
investigate into an act of Congress do.
mating lands 70 States for the benefit OF
Agriculture, and Colleges, and report
what legislative action is necessary to
secure to Tennessee the benefit Of 81 Id
act and donation.
The Military Bill was taken up as
amended, and passed its third and last
reading.
Those voting in the affirmative we're.
Bosom, Butle, vCate, Cypert Case, FrieT-
son, Frazier, Hurst, Hail, Keith, McEI-
wee, Peart, Smith, Senter, Spence,
Trimble, Rogers.
Mr.. Butter, from Joint Committee on
redistricting the State, introduced Sen
ate bin No So, 10 apportion the Repre-
sentatives IN the Congress Of the
United States
Also Senate resolution No 81, that
in redistTicting the State for She Con
gress of the United States, that the
eight Representative allowed 20 EcE-
nessee shall be according 10 the voting
population.
The Senate bill No. A, 70 incorporate
the East Tennessee Iron anu Petroleum
Company passed third reading and was
transmitted T. the House
Mr.. Pesrt asked leave Of absence
until Thursday next Gransed.
The Senste then adjourned until to-
morrow morning at the usual hour.
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PHGN

On the Second
uessa
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ILISE
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Mr.. Henderson moved that the House
recede from its amendment of Senate
resolution No. IS, respecting the apnu-
cation of Tennessee TO the United
States for protection against domestic
violence. The chair ruled the motion
out of order
House bill No A.: Giving negroes the
right OF marriage and divorce with each
other. Colored children % have no
right of admission 10 the public schools.
Colored children without parents or
guardians may be bound out Con
tracts between whites and negroes
must be in writing and witnessed bv a
white person. Negroes committing o.
attempting rape on a white woman, 70
be hung The negroes 10 be subject 20
the criminal laws of the State. Negro
Migrants may be imprisoned and hired
out 20 pay costs OF prosecution No
housekeepers to barbor such Migrants
under q penalty of so Destitute
negroes 10 be supported by the coun
ties 10 which they belong; and house
shall be set apart for them The hast
ardy laws shall apply TO them amongst
each other Negroes shall take and
register names. Negroes living together
IS ,mEn and wife must marry,
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alsshrilIe Gyits 4ireftrrg.
Municipal Officers.

JoHS HuaH SIXTH, Mayor.
VIZ SHANE, Recorder.
RUFUS HENRE, Treasurer.
JoHN CHUMBLY, City Marshal
w. II. WLENsoS, Deputy Marshal
JAMES A. STEELE,
A. c. TUCEER
JOHN +. INGALLS,,
JosEPH L RYAN,
A B. SHANKLu, Revenue Collector
E. B. GARRETT, Water Tax Collector.
JOIN N. SEABURY Superintendent
Water Works.
JAMES PETIT, Assistant Superintendent
of Water Works.
DAN. CUSNMGHAN, First Engineer OF
Water Works.
VIZ ]. SLHEARD, Second Engineer Of
Water Works.
L. N. FREEMAS, Chief of Fire Depart
ment
Low GoRBY, Assistant Chief Of Fire De-
partment
VIZ. WRIGUT, Street Oyerseer.
JoHS @. DODD, Work House Keeper.
II. L. NORvILLE, Sexton
Thomas McCARTY, First Clerk Market
ELISHA LoSG, second Clerk Market
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In msny affections with which numbers Of Fe-
males sUfIe-, the ROOT AND HERB JUICES is
most happily adspted-i1 liberated Uterus, in Leu
cOrrhOss, n bearing down, Failing OF the womb,
DEBILITY, and for ali complaints incident % the sex
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throw IL upon the poor, but as nv
friend has said before, take tie rebel
property by force
A message from tho House reported
that the House had coucurred IN Sen
ate Joint Resolution No Is.
The morning Was principally occu-
pied in discussing the Military bill, the
principal point being the great expense
1t would cause TO the State.
On motion, the Senate adjourned 20
, o'clock, p H.
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SPLENDID LIST OF ARTICLEsr
IN q. ~. - E,r or.n T,,Ic- nec-


All the goods IN the above List viii be sold, with
ont reservation, for ONE DOLLAR each certificates
ef an the various articles placed N similar en-
velOpes and sealed. These envelopes viii be sent
by mall, or delivered a. our Oiice, without regard
to choice. On receivng 3 certificate you will see
what il represents, and % l7 optional with you to
send one dollar and receive the article named, or
any other in the list Of same value. IN all tr8nsac-
tons BY mail We charge for forwarding the Certh-
Gates paying postage and dong the business, IS
cents each FIvE CERTIFICATES Will be sent for 81 ;
FLEvEs for 81; THETY for 50, SIXTY-FTVE for go /;
and OSE HUNDRED for SO By this mode We give
selections from vsrej stock Of 6ne goods, Of the
best make and latest styles, and Of intrinsic WORTH
At a nominal price, while all have chance Of secu-
rng articles Of the very highest value.
We guarantee entire satisfaction 10 every instance,
and If there should Be any person dissatisfied with
any article they may receive, they may Immediate
" return It, and the price VIII be refunded.
AGESrs.-We allow those acting as Agents, Ten
Cent? on each Certificate ordered, provided their
remittance amount 70 One Dollar.
They viii collect twenty-five cents for every Ger
tihcste and retaining 10 cents, remit 10 us Is cents
for each.
H5-Address GEO. DEMER1T & Co,
iaul-bn gU3 Broadway Neg York
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For The Nashville UEIo
Inns

4SA L4o -stAeathtii- SA-a~--
LINES
described to Misses JuEa Sand Sailis Il,
near E5~efe'a, Tenn.
They P'uck'd the earliest fow'rs Of SPRING
The choicest and the best;
And Julia bound them with a string,
Their stems ali closely pressed.
They we're the gayest, sweetest fOw'rs,
Ia garden or in field;
Il seemed they came from Airy boW'rs,
Such fragrance did they yield.
There were the red, and white, and blue,
And many more beside;
OF pink, and ev'ry other hue,
Arranged with tasteful pride.
And to a Union soldier. true,
They gave these f5w'rs so gsy5
To one all dressed in army blue,
They gave this sweet bouquet.
And though its beauty soon may fade,
Its fragrance DIE away
Say, must the friendship lately made
'Twixt Us SO soon decay?
The aoral Language Of this git,
may not pause to tell;
The givors' thoughts I vii not sit,
Though ! might guess fuL WI.
A thousand thsnks, fir julia s.,
Aud you, Miss salls, too;
May beauty, Joy and happiness,
Be yours, your lifetime through
F. II. L., lsh III. Cav,
Pu'sski, Tenn.