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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-03-17
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
PAROLSSE TOUEST BATON ROUGE

CINQU1EME DISTRICT JUDIc1AIRE.
William White, administrator, VS.. Thorn.
pson W. Bird, executeur testamentaire.
,1fa} - siGH)No:l788. a0KIEd-
EN- VERTU dun writ de saisie a mo-
adresse dans raffaire ci-dcssus, en- date
du 20 Novembre, A. d., 1865, une copie
dnment cettiie etantI ~ci-aDnexee, de Ia
Cour du Cinquieme District Judiciai,e,
dams ct pour la paroisse ct etat susdite.
j'offrirai en- vente publique, au plus offrant
ct dernier encherrisseur, en- face de Ia
maison de Cour de cette paroisse,
SAMEDI, lie Tine jour de d'Avril proclaim
1866, a IL heures a. m, Ia propriete by
potheque appartenant a la succession
d'Abraham J. Bird, decedee, ci-apres de.
critic, SAVIOR:
Ter UN CERTAIN MORCEAUs DE
terre, situe en- cette paroisse, a quarante
arpents du deuve Mississippi, sur leqsel
le dit Abraham J. Bird, decedee, demeur-
ait, etabli ct cultive CONNIE plantation
sucriere,, mesurant deux arpents ct deux
tiers de face a un chemin publique, avec
la protondeur qui sly trouve, entire lignes
PARALLELS. borne en- haut par terres ap-
partenant a Jean-Baptiste LaBauve, ct en-
has par celles de Raphael Hebert, ensem-
bic avec les batisses ct ameliorations oui
sly trouve.
. 2me UN AUTRE MORCEAU DE terre
egalemeut situe en- cette paroisse, a qua
tre-vingt six arpents du 1euve Mississip.
pi, contenant cent soixante acres de SD
perfcie, plus ~ moins, borne en- haut par
terres de Thompson W. Bird, ct en- basl
par celles de Raphael Hebert, avec tontes
les ameliorations 9TH s'y trouvent, droits,
ct servitudes. tel enfin que lie tout &c pour
suit ct comphrte au moment de Ia vente.
Sc saisie est fate de payer ct satisIfaire
Ia reclamation du plaintiff, William, White
administrators de Ii. succession d'Adela.
Ferbos, veuve ct spouse du sieur
Valmont Heberi, tous deux decedess. dams
Pafaire ci dessus, avec hoitG pour cent.
dinteret a partir du Ter Mars 1862, iusou
'au parfait paiment ct alutres frais de
Cour. G. B. BERGERON, Coroner.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-03-17
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
ParOisse d'Ouest Baton Rnr,.

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
ParOisse d'Ouest Baton Rouge.
saaaTaU c1NQIEN. DIsTIcT JuDlcAlss. ia 1f
Alexandrine Daigre, ". Flavieu TUT.
lier, epou No. 1891, asJfib gu
"a EN- VERTU dun. ordre de 6 f.. 4 mo;
addreese dams Psffaire cidessus, en- dete
du 18me jour De Fevrief, 1854. b., h
Cour du Ginquiene District Jud;eaire-
daDss ct pour Ia dite Psroise et Esst,Al
sera offert en- vente public an plus ofrsnt
ct al dernier encherisseur sur les lieux en-
cette Psroisse, lse a5aet1i1S 9ef
sAMEDI. lie 7eme jour d,Avril, 1861
IL heures O., M, tout les drols tire ct
interets du defendant Navien Tuiller. lee
propriete ci.apres .descrite ssvoir -
UN CERTAIN NORCEUA de TERRE
,situe en- cette Paroisse ct me.surant IN
arpent de face au feuye Mississippi avec
Ia prefondeur lui appartenant entire ligpe
parallel borne en- baut par taFre De Fans
tin Leblanc ct en- sbss ct en- eas,iere5 lpsr
ce'le de E. D. Woods, avec ,topte illes. b.
tisse ct amelioration qnaii ~ tronu,yesnuf.. nn
cheval, trois vacbe sveec lsor vveeau1x, me
vache deux %jenisse, . atmoir. urie t.
IN desk, une douzai1e de .ch.ises,
berceuse, une petite charrette ! che
val IN buggy ct harnais, pour payer ct
satisfaire le dit ordre d'execution.
Conditions de la vente-COMPTANT.
% ,ssss MN WHITE ShE.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-03-17
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of West Ration u..-
EIETH DISTRICT co,,Rr

Alexandrine Daigre wife, Va. Fl.,;..
Teller husband, No. 1901. sERr"'
BY VIRTUE of q writ Of & "A ~
directed in the above entitled suit If 49,
18th day of February A. D. 1886. from ~
Fifth District Court, in and for the p., no
and State, will be offered for sale a. =.
lie auction to the last and highest h;sar
on the premises in this parish, on
SATURDAY the It'll day Of April 1865 !.
IL o'clock q. M, all the rights. title And
interests Of the defendant, Flayien T,;,
lier, in and to the following deec,;has
property to wit:
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND =.
tuated in this parish and measuring on.
arpent front to the Mississippi River will
the cepth thereto belonging between n.,.
ellel lines bounded above BY lands e.
Faustin Leblanc below and in the re.,
by those Of Ed. Woods. with the bn;ld.
ings and improvements thereon. ooe
horse, three cows and calves, one de,t
u dozen chairs, . rocking chair. ono
small horse cart, p buggy ssd har.
ness. "1 Atb u
To pay and satisfy said writ Of execu.
ton seized in the Above entitled suit
Terms Of sale-CASH3anH 70 u
VIM. WHITE sh,f
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-03-17

~ wish I was . ghost, blamed If I don't, .
said . poor covey, the other night, as he sat So
liloquising in the cold. They goes wherever
they please, toll free; they don't owe nobody no.
thing, and that's q comfort. Whoever heard tell
of a man who had a bill sgin a ghost! Nobody.
They never buys hats, nor wittals, nor Ticker,
nor has to saw wood, nor run arrants as I do
Their shirts never gifts dirty, norl their trousers
tored out at the knees as mine do as ever !
hearn tell on. Ghosts is the only Independent
people - ! knows on. I rally wish I was one
OosrrsrxExr.- The Arabs have . proverb as
follows: nas s.is46
One house, one days food, and one suit Of raj
ment, are sufficient for thee and if thou die be-
fore noon, thou hast one-half too much.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-03-17
MAT DEL LOUISIANA. 81
p4R01ssE fOUESr BAz0H R0UrE

F&4 T. 4%%FN Nf&t 49,
cIkquIgaaE plsTRlc1 JuDscAiRE
Estelle daigre sepouaes ys.lyileenve Btan.
chardepoux.I No. 1853. s3d q
EN- VERTUE d'uneordfe a. ffa Adfes.
40 40 Sheriff de Aai Parisse etiKtsksesdife
dams l'afaire ci-desshaseh fdatezdu l8ne
jour de Fevrier 1866, lfskla Cosr dd Gin
quime District Judicaire dams ct pour 70
dite Paroisse ct Etat il sera offert en- vcnts
public au plus offrant ct an derniss en-
cherisseur sur les lienx du defendant VII
nenve. BhnehAr1Bn Da1tx 1o1d1ss,
SAMEDI, le 7eme jour d'Avril 1866, . II
heures a. m. lee propriete 'uiyapte -
voir:
taU I'm sofa I'D Sureas, une demi DOMAINE
chaises 1t ct garnitufe, ms attnojfa1Dis
lavabesn,s, deuxpots ct bols, deux males,
deux petite tables .sns, tsbls z manager.
une pepdnle, une jarre,. pm buggy athtr.
nais,h une grande culiere Cd argent. dix
grandciet di1 petite cslliere on argent,
onzefodrchette, n6S,paiIe de ebsssa. deo1
paire de- fora rspassery Euas gIssse une
stove Ct ustensils de cuisine. mn lot de T.
fence. Pour payer ct lalatiisfaife 10 dit or
DIRE de1ecutioh 1vec frais ct interets.
8
70. DUPUY, DepySh'f.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-03-17
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
ParOisse d'Ouest Baton Refuge,
CINQUIEME DISTRICT JUDICIAIRE.
.1oachim Ai11ot vs Sosthano A;l1oA

CINQUIEME DISTRICT JUDICIAIRE.
Joachim Aillet vs.. Sosthene Aillet.
No. 1906.
EN- VERTU dun ordre de saisie ct vente
addresse au Sheriff de la dite p~aroisse ct
Fiat, en- date du % .Ianvier A. D., 1866,
de pHonorable, la Cour du Cinquieme
District Judiciaire, dams ct pour la par.
oisse ct Etat susdite, J'ai saisie ct i'expo-
serai en- vente p%ublique, au plus offrant ct
dernier encherrisseur, a la maison de
Cour de cette paroisse,
SAMEDI, lie Tine jour d'Avril proclaim,
A. D., 1856, a IL heures, a.. NJ, la proprie-
te ci-apres decrite, appartenant au defen-
dant, Sosthene Aillet, savo
UN CERTAIN MORCEAU de TERRE
our terrain. situe en- cette paroisse, au
Bruly Landing, c~ontenant environ soix-
ante pieds de faca a la rue DIES Mathurins..
avec Ia piofonceur qui y ap%partenaut,
borne en- haut par terres appartenant a
Ia succession de feu Joachim Daigle. en-
avont par t~errains appartenant a veuve
Jean Louis P%eyronnin ct FRANCOIS Henri
en- arrlere par terrain appartenant a Ad-
olphe Dnpuy, ensemble avet toutes les
batisses ct ameliorations qui sly %trouvent,
circumstances, droits, ct servitudes, enfin
tel que lie tout &c poursuit ct comporte au
moment de sc contract.
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seq ETAT DE La LOUISIANA ''
Paroisse d'Ouest Baton Rouge
CINQUIEME DISTRICT JUEICA1RE

Emma Babbin epouse, VS.. Theodore
Blanchard epoux, No. 1854. o .5GrIi
EN- VERTU dun ordre de Fl ia adres-
Sc au SHERIFF. de Ia dite Paroisse ct .Etat
en- date du 13me jour de Feyrier A. D.
1856, de Honorable Ia Cour du cinouieme
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-03-17

Saisie pour payer ct satisfaire le writ
lance dams Paffaire ci-dessus, avec frais
ct interets.
Conditions de la vente-COMPTANT.
P. O. DUPUY, Dope Shf.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-03-17
E. D. WOODS. Shift.
STATE OF LOUISIANA. t-n
PARISH or WEST, BATOV ROUGE,

FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Mary Grimillion wife, vs.. John Bite.
Chemin husband, No. 1881. -
BY VIRTUE Of . writ of f ia directed
to the Sheriff Of said parish of date the
18th day Of February \. D. 1866, from
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-11
DIR. r. sAPPINGToN's
LIVER PILLS.
For Purifying the Blood, Strengthening
the Digestive Organs, etc.

UNHE judicious use of Dr. sappington's Liver
Il Pills will. with certainty, eradicate all
foul lIomors, correct DisOrgan zaton Of the
Stomach, and restore a healthy action of the
Liver. Bowels and Kidneys.
They are suited for either sex, and will prove
iEDlG EsTiON.
CONSTIPATION.
LOSS OF APPETITE.
DiMNESS OF SIGHT.
SpccAs ur Webs before the Sight; Pain in ia.
shoulders, Lmbs, Side and Hack burning in
the Palms "i the Hand. or Solcs Of the Feet /;
Fullncss ~ Weight ia the stomach Opprcs-
sion "i the Chest; Jhilliness; Palpitation uf
the Heart; Pains ia the Temples OF Headache
Sudden Flushes ol Heat, Rcstlcssness; Often
Disturbed Dreams aud Depression Of Spirits.
They have q specific action on the Sccretious
and Excretions. and assist nature io expel alt
impurities.
After taking lew doses oI tho Fills the i.iV-
cr. Skin aud Kidneys are enabled a. perform
their functions ia u vigorous and healthy man
ner and all the above symptoms will disappear.
a. tl.cy are caufc'l by diseases OF the Liver.
The Liver is the organ whose Office il i. to
purify the blood therefore unless IL i in n
healthy condition we will have impure blood.
aud are liable To- any Of tn" numcro disease.
caused by want ni action IN this mos, impor
iant of all the organ.
Na-Take Il box ol the LAYER Pill. and have
Health and Pure Blood. Sent ~ mail for -
cent. Prepared only by
Dr.. Il. SAPPlNGTON.
~: North Gay Street. Baltimore.
June Id lSt6-tv
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being IL chief substance. A shfill Of horror
pervaded the Court. The jury retred--a brief
space snfiiced for dellberation-they returned
with verdict Of guilty" The Judge having
donued his black cap, exhoricd the prisoner on
the heinousness ~ his crime, and pronounced the
fatal sentence.
IL said that the Condemned showed much
ioriitude throughout, aud persisted 10 the lac,
ia asserting his innocence. lie was brought a.
the place Of execution amid vast cOucourse and
The eNecIaiiOns Of the people We were told hy
an old gentleman that his father remembered
having been held ur in his nurses arms 10 SEE
the rroces-iou 10 the place Of execution. lie was
often spoken of Ia the social circle as one who
had been held IN much estimation His nn,ime
J., end was lamsnisd bui there were few who
believed Il undcr.crycd
u was after the lapse Of several yeafs that
some one Who had emiRmied 10 America TcturL-
81, Tie was w. aud troubled In mind some
thing lay heavy on his heart aud disturbed his
conscience he had teen Do the sweetheart Of
the murdered girl lie had le; him In by the
ha,k wat satiy iH The evening 10 take tea with
hci. sihcy sat side by .iuc Le asked her iol
ki.. which be- would have matched. when she
dtuisd him -hc took up het master surgical
instrument which .hr had in cicau. aud which
lai uu table beside her. and shc pointed IL to-
ward him lcsiingiy iHa struggle she fell on II
aud Il pierced her side he -naichei the shirt
which she had iu lIer lap 10 mend. and siaunchtd
tie blood which was flowing with il bn; H.
ehb,i away, and hc saw the girl ihni h.
lovrd--who had iecu laughing and talking with
him buia lev minaies hefoic-i,ing dead BE-
side hiin his aeouv ouly gave way 'o the in
slinci Vl s'!i-prcserva'ion. when he though, lr
heard ihe sound ~ approaching fooistrp. hr
thrust the blood. iaintd shirt into the ronl.hoc
an, settling ilr hall door iiar Dee coucsnltl him
-'lt l.hind b. sui vhcn The crowd had colcc'rd
On heating 'hr alarm b. mingled with H. nnt
ihrn pt.-''l into tine .fT.'i. and ou 10 the oun'
and -"''Ius "n hotfl nu Atn, rican .hir. be sail.
81 in irw hour. When o.. learned that the
surgeon lif' had h,cn forfeited lie was over.
g s!3s;arti g i;a anguish The only rcParaiion ia
his power was 20 risaf biz character from Ihr
dreadful mpuiat."n lut though hc ftlt relief
30 tins act Of justice. vet ~ ruud not undo she
iuuIt iniiiried
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er, all Of a sudden, that my party has changed
All gone "wot knowd. y and lot of strangers
there. Think u i time 10 60 home. Drink n
glass Of beer and 20 H.
~ y. II Am rudcly awakened by some Que
open my ewes and see q couple Of waichmen
am on door step on Vine street The watch
uian says:
You don want to sleep here
The devil J don DO you suppust ] would
lie thicl foolish enough 10 las down and 60 "a
sleep here u I didn't want tn
But you cant sleep here
That's different thing al,ogrihrr lou .aid
! didn't wan, 10. and fhic never wanted "a ~
bad 10 NY life before
ii.3O + Nj reached home EyIericnrr q
good deal Of difficulty ia unlocking the hall door
with lead pencil Try poke, knife and then
blundcr upon the night key suddenly felnem.
LcF that have got the hiccups, aud getting un.
der the hall gas light try 10 cure them bi sc,.
ing how near can put ny two little fingers io-
gcthcr without touching them lob them hv
each other. clear W 10 the elbow Then eIpcii-
enec glow Of triumph n ! hold ihcn' vcrt near
together. hr0 gesi ap1d.
II iiP. M.--Thc hiccnps cured. Congratulate
myself on the euro a. 20 W stair. ThuS uf
taking out a license ,o practice IN thar line ]
open the door gave - hiccup that starts The roof
aud nearly throw IN, hrad oa Wifi START. ul.
in bed, aud si,s
60 DrD"t aggsa
protest that aui liic not vs., ii suiiird
and learned aud asked her u She bic under.
stood the diag bic nosis u hiccnps She says
she onghI To- shc had 's-n uc have 'lsm often
enough
Said !, in an injured voice
" DO yOu know madam. that hic hccGps
come FROM hic -romc. from cpld hir .'on,.
ach.
She said she thought il cnu,c flom hcri gar
len ncross the cannr
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PROVED INNOCENT TOO LATE.
Circumstantial Evidence.

There was a trial aud execution IN pablin.
more than century since, which excited great in
terest. II was that of surgeon, well known ia
society, aud esteemed for lis humanity 10 the
poor he lived In a retired street II happened
Que evening that the milk oman found the street
door ajar--and not being answered when shs
knocked at IL, she made her way 10 the Kitchen.
She had no sooner entered IL, than altering
piercing shrirS, shs called loudly fof help The
passers-by and persons from the neighhoring
houses were soon on the spoi, aud The Kitchen
was crowded In short time. 4 sal spectacle
presented Itself The Young woman. who vas
servan, 10 the surgeon. was lying dead On The
flags, while her dress Sss stained with the blood
which had issued from wound 10 Tive side. iu
looking about the noOt = surgical Instrument
was found which also was stained with blood -
A medical man. who was pre-eni, asccffained
that il was the instrument which had inflicted
the deaii.wound. un a further srarch, shirt
saturated with blood. was found huddled NJ in
the coal.hole IL wvs marked With tie iniiials uf
the surgeon sname
lie was Immediately seized. and. though pro.
testing his Innocence. he WIS evidently under
considerable agitation. The silent wituesses
which were broaght against him were thought
account for their having been found near the I'M
fortunate girl were scouicd in the cToss.exaHiins-
tion.
A living witness Was also produced In Conri.
"a old lady. who dsposed that she lived Ia the
house dircCtly facing that where the surgeon ~
sided that her drawing room window command
ed = view of his premises, and ihat was custom
ary with her 90 watch his movements she de-
posed that shc had not taken her eycs % bis house
AL that day on which the murder was perpsirai-
ed, that no one had left entered his house that
day but himself that he went home Al about
four clock, his usual boar of returning aud
that on knocking ~ the door Il was opened by
the servant who, 10 the best Of her belief shut v
last when her master went in that she saw him
three or four times pass the windows 81 his sit
,ing-room that the Last time she saw him was
about an hour and half before the murder that
she observed him look down both sides Of the
street, aud then shnt down the window he held
something In his hand, which she thinks may
have been Q surgical Instrument but this she
would not positively swear.
In summing up theevldenoe, The horror which
the prisoner had betrayed when looking on the
body Of bis murdered servant ives eloquently
dwslt on asa crowuing proof fguilt. The defence
was weak aad msagrs-a bare asnlal cf the crime
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The Largest Farm in the World.

observe note in your iasi issue OF an 500
acre farm, iu bureau county. H., aud OF Mr. .
;. Alexander farm IN Morgan county H., both
oi which will pass for flir.sizcd farms But the
farm which j. no doubt. the largest cultivated
farm n the world. and ! heiicve the best. q.
owned aud cultivated by ". l.. Sullevani. Esq
formerly from he vicinity of Columbus, Ohio.
nov Of champaign county. Illinois. lie owns
aud presides over 20. e00 acre. Of the best land
Oh this hemisphere, -. ono acres 0f which is uu-
der fence sud IN actual improvement aud cult
vaiion the balance is used for hctding.
will venture the opiain tina, there cannot T.
found asc agrrs q aGsssy.ceah.r lsra oa MT. :. !.
entire 20 ooa scfrs Their prodnciiveness is un.
surpassed Almost oil Of Mr. s. farming Is
conducted hr iahor-safing machinery, 80 that IL
u esiimatrd that throughout. one man will per /.
form the average labor oil four OF Eve as conduct
ed small farms he drives hts posts by horss-
power bsAks bis ground ~ COnstoCk sTades
movs. rskes. loads unloads. and stacks bis has
i,y horsepower cultivates hts corn hy improved
machinery ditehes sny low ground by mach.
uery sows aud plants by machinery, - that all
his lahofcrs can ride aud perform their tasks
easv ~ riding iu a buggy
had tile pleasure ~ hein. present when he
harvested thousand acres of his Eheat thi.
Was lone With ---s q" Headers about eight
or ten men and tasnty horses cut aud safely
stacked awsv about e0u scFss a day. and pef.
formed the work better than ever AZ u By ihs
old modes To give al the improved modes oi
farming employed By this kiag u agriculture
would nqaiFe more sl.scs than rOg woald like o.
spare Notwithstanding All ,his lshor-sating
machinery Nr : tmploys fr0m one 70 two hun-
dr,d laburVIs. suur sue hundrrd horsrs and
mulss, snd a large herd q Sorkiug oxsn.
Not having The oxaei data before me, ! wiil
not venture 10 give 'he suurmop- fe'sm. in
bushels pr iuus % the prsducis ef This great
farm. >umc estimate may ~ made frum the
magnitude Of 'he farm iskru in connccticn with
the fact that she quality 81 'hs sci Is uuequaled
By The verg hrsi Sciuss huifnins -- Csrrsspaafssf
llls-..l ..all lnnl-....-
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General Sherman.

90, cau no; help hui 10 snrsc,i az Size hal'.
humorous WAY ia which though ihr hayo, a.
wsr is visible un every .idr Sugthcrn isop!c f,-
let 10 their iudi,idus 'o..r. aud the li.ioin'ed
state Of tbiugI gcn'r,lt io VI sherman. o.,
ihcy cul him tine n.an hl q pi.er 90 town
property {" s',i. aud nn"ihct asks
NDat Iniig"trmlnts
\""" h.i 'h' Improvement. mad, D., Mr.
Shermah
"fi is q plantation hr want. 20 -rll
''in-huu,s. i.l .ot .hy
No There ~. nui W. sherman YOU know
Dwelling
Nr VI >arEnsn
j. 'hcic re- bridge over 'i~ cree.
No Ng sherman
i ik,fr uri-t U'iii re'r 't.. piHr.
~ ~ ~, raaH ---
of ii you walk the streets with some i,v sc.
paa.uinnoc. ami iru,d. il.r huge .na'-hoi,s 90
- maHt h"u.,,
lc- VT sherman
Acquaintance mounted on suu, hor..s me,i
"ud irv p" laugh 80 raeh other hnsunutts
NHi ,"a know Nr. sherman
The popular idea a. sherman s oi q htu. 90
uh"m combined lhe fantastic and ioyribr
man with the courage 81 ii,.iat. the ACTIVITY uf
q harlequin he siecplrs,n... q. a weasel. III,
persistence and power ora steam engine. and the
fury 81 the jgena Chimern Thcy believe ihn:
he lives on brandy aud curs,. aud swca,s. ana
sircs orders day and night. Sleep said 3,
man a; who-s house tie t'encial made his head
quarters. tell you don't believe the man
ever sleeps
To ihcm sherman ). like Tokcr the Fiddl,r.
told about ~ the Nihtluugcu Lied the draw.
ing Of whose mighty fiddle s,icl sreyrrv thin.
about him 10 lancing in iirc ani blood Grant
'he! nv. i regular rouGdef aud gentle
mnn hu' Shermau.--. oh Sherman i inst
well, hc jus, sherman
II their idea of Sherman :, distorted and un-
JUS their iiens of other inen and manners genci.
ally ia tie North are far more So aud keep many
>ouih,ta maH. who ms shi otherwise b. de-
sTahlc ueiglh"t in a fever of hate. L.s'ns.
Tisafsry'
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-11
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GOING TO DISTRICT SCHOOL.



liArrlnot toy and iittls rirl
She with ruset cheek and curl.
Hi.. forehead brown Win isn
sturdy htile fsrmsf man
nld straw hat. with broken
l. The lra.t that tFBuhics him.
n the dinnsr.pail 10 swings
M II mother chpirrst lhings
Happy little par are the,.
'hatiius biithei, on the sat.
10 the morning frr.h aud coal.
t"inF 20 the District school
from tie .iiadl farm house d,.sr.
Mother watehcs. iiii Eo mofr
She can follow --out q sight
fhrN are gone. hsr heart. delight
IAN you .ea them sitting there
~ ~ the benches hari and hafr
Tired feet s~inring 10 aud m
''"nniug DER the i-ss"ns iuv
nitting. ~ tlc noon II school
rs the gurgiing sirtamirt cool
honF tic brakes aud bending ,ssss
Eating NJ ths brad and cheese
nr. nth merry laugh aud shout.
When the hoys aud girls 20 out
Hooks aud Icncils east away.
Sec them jump. and swing and l,ls'
iiark the ieFnlc on the pane.
Rap. aud rap and rap again
Rushing IN with cheeks Aglap
Half rciucianil, they 90
Glide the busy honr. avs,
I'll the warm suns Nr.tcFing ras
~lants across N" oIru door.
lni 'hc houfs II school are osr
Happy. healthy girl sud hoy
inii u simple. careless joy
IRE from tyrani fashions ful.
Eeing 70 tie district school
Ia the busy noon ~ lite.
Mid its restless fever si.tfc.
y Nonr pathways shall div ID,
rom the roof tr. wandering wide
Mcmofie. oi these morning hour.
song u birds. and scent Of flower
Heat of lsmb-. aud song of Till.
win come sWevily "'er bcu .tili
aud your thoughts ~ Jearnins bsyl
u'cr that simple childhood track
When the longest road you kne~
Wa. the one that led you g.
school hu'iss. insi a mile aNaj
Where the binch and rule held SWAY