davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-08
OPERATIVE RECEIPTS OF COTTON AT THIS PORT
FOR THE PAST TWO WEEKS
STATEMENT or COTTON.

stooF og hand sept let lsd6-bales l02l89
Stca2Heu since yesterday 4T67
"eoe'Yea previously l0591-I255S
r..... 2lI,677
Exported since yesterday. 1923
Exported previously SJlSJSG3
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-08

kilograms which have come to hand to-day, have
been placed at our disposal by some of our finan
clai and commercial friends, viz
Neg l0rb, N0benIber 10 A. M.-Gold
opened at las Cotton market net yet opened
II A. M.-God l47B Cotton dull, prices nominal
at 3e94o; sight Sterling bills lOd50ll03 com
mercial do. lO8b@l095 5-20's 1O75@l075 cou
pons !l04@llO3 second series 1O7, coupons 1913
@l9I4; third series 10753l08, coupons 1000
10. lO-40,s l003@l005 new issue l080lUS!
1905 lOG@lOG!. II M.-Gold Ii79 Cotton dull,
prices unchanged, 39040c.; Exchange steady.
! p M.-God l474 Sterling 1O85. l:3O P. NJ.
Gold l4I3 Cotton unchanged, 3404Oc. 4 P.
M.-tiold l47 Cotton dull aud unchanged sales
l460 bales receipts 6lO bales. Liverpool Nov.
-Cotton-Demand fair, prices firm at l54d.;
sales 10000 bales London, Nov. 7.-5-20's 6Sl.
NEW YORK MAREET.-The Tribune of the Slst
nit, has the following on financial movements in
Money is in good supply at per cent to bro
kers, and round sums are left on call at 3014 per
cent. In commercial paper no change Best
names pass at soc for short dates. Long paper
can be lad at legal rates and over but is not in
favor.
The trade report of the city is not satisfactory
SO far as dry goods and general merchandise are
concerned, and October is said to have been
worse for business than the corresponding month
Tor long period. The reports from the manu-
tacturers Of New England are Of the same char
acter. Railroad people report less traffic on the
roads but the published reports thus far do not
confirm their statements.
Exchange is firm and in the absence of a sup
ply of outside bills regular drawers control the
market market readily London, prime bankers, sixty
days. lO98@iO9f; do. sight, llQl; Paris bankers
long, l3} do, short, III; Antwerp 20: Swiss,
3 ~ Hamburg, bankers, 363; Amsterdam, do,
"a Frankfort, do, 4l2; Bremen do, 7246173
Berlin do. 70.
The following is synopsis of the quarterly re-
ports port of the national banks of the United States,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-08
MORNING SESSION.


50 Ehares J0mmercaI Water WOrks,.,,,.,,...,,. n
o. shares City Railroad 20 days sellers option 22O
81 shares Louisiana State Bank. 3i2l
5Sy l4Sj
5000 Gold tSIt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-08

SPECIAL DIsPATCAEs-Ihe following private
kilograms which have come to hand to-day, have
been placed at our disposal by some of our fnan
Cial and Cnmmnrcinl frinnda viz
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-04
Managing n Husband.

e." How do you manage your husband,
Mrs. Croaker? Such 9 job as have Of
it with Smith"
"Easiest thing In the world, my dear;
give him a twitch backward when you
want him to go forward, Eorinstanee,
you see, to-day / had loaf of cake to
make. Well, do you suppose becsIlse,
my body Is n the pastry room iify s6uf
need be there too? Not q bitof it. I
am thinking of all sorts Of celestial
things all the while. Now, Croaker
has a way of tagging around at my
heels, and bringing me plump down in
the midst of my aerial flights, by asking
me the price of sugar 1 am using.
Well, you see, it drives me frantic; and
when ! woke up this morning, and saw
this furious storm, l knew had him on
my hands for the day unless / managed
right; SO / told him that hoped he
wouldn't 60 out to catch his death this
weather; that if he was not capable of
taking care of himself l should do il
for him; that it was very lonesome
rainy days, and that ] wanted him t
stay home and talk with me; at any
rate he mustn't go out, and 1 hid hi
umbrella and Indian-rubbers. Well
of course he was right up, Gust as
expected!) ! and in less than ten min
utes was striking down the street at tn
rate of ten miles an hour. You Sc
there's nothing like understanding hu
man nature; no woman should be maj
7 ried till she is thoroughly posted up i
I that branch of education"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-04
III.

Wonderful was it in minor developments.
Farmers rejoice in a harvest most bountifuL.
Sweet scented clover and hllAcrOstSd tiHno-
thy ...s..-s. 3stsse-
Burst from the bsrn-lofts, while corn-cribs
'---2 are laden with
Gold-color'd grain, for the past year was
plenteous.
Never, in memory of "oldest inhabitant," "
Autumn time was there so heightened and
beautiful
Winter was held at bay up to the closing
month Z ass-,aesz.., ,--.a.
or the remarkable year that died yesterday.
Conscious 1 feel of lack of capacity
Fifty and fully to utter its eulogy
Now let us bury with proper solemnity,
Chanting this anthenl) the dead year illus
trious.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-04

a young woman in England, aged
twenty-five, born "stone blind" was
recently restored to perfect vision in
four days, by a surgical operation. The
effect of her new sense was most curl
Gus. She had at first no idea whatever
of perspective. She put her hand to
the window to try to catch the tree on
the other side. of the street; she was
utterly ignorant also of common things,
| e. g., what such things as bunch Of
keys were, or silver watch, or a COM
mon cup and saucer; but when she
shut her eyes, and was allowed to touch
them (the educated sense) she told
them at once.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-04
! v

Farewell, Old Year! farewell, Old YeOr'
All numbered are thy pleasant days;
We drop for thee a parting tear,
And plod along our shortening ways.
Full many traveller, oldtYear, L....-sf
You bore beyond the bounds Of Time,
Yet there remain as many here
Aswhen you fourished in your prime.
Your grim successor onward speeds
Scarce pausing to partake good cheer,
Prepared and phrposed 'gainst his needs;-
You moved more slowly, dear Old Year
We do not wish to be in haste,
But dallying, fain would linger here.
" My precious time must not waste
Come onl" cries the relentless Year.
We're coming, yes, we're coming oni
LIES journeys end is drawing near;
We're coming, yes, but thou art gone sr
Farewell, Old Year! farewell, Old Year
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Meet 1t is first that we warble the eulogy,
Mournful and sad, Of the peerless Departed
One. -.-.... ...a..-.. .E
Ahi twas good Old Year i-Bless'd bo its
memory! .. .'.H
Good for the Nation, and good for the Uni
verse!
Great and eventful year, grand is thy historyl
Point to the better one--search out the
greater one,
Herald the grander one, o ye ncredulous
War, which had smitten us, found here it's
vanquisher; .....,... ..r
Rebels and Copperheads here met their con-
queror; ..a.r r.t. ..r
Slavery, the Country's curse, fell by its
giant hand;
Peoples and dynasties bowed to its ma
jesty;
Peace, with returning smile, wooed it tc
gentleness;
Freedom arose from her grave and saluted II
Who will not sing with me, BLESSED be it
! .menory2i Cs s'4t ta#
Grandest of all in American Historyi
Glorious departed Year, EloHTEEN AM
| SIXTY-FIvE!, a. 10 &.l +
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EEow to 1yritc a sensatio., sto,.r,

An Ajax in the army of blood-and.
thunder story writer's tells his follow.
ers how to do the thing. UWhenever
you wish to get up a story in the csen.
sation , style, Go it in this wise: if ym1
have occasion-to remark that your he.
70 drank jug of beer, say, sfre re.
eled in the foam-covered Iiq,tid-be
swallowed it wildly, Acknowledgement
for breath-again sankhis nose, mouth
and chih.int6 the gigantic tanllard and
with an appalling oath, that shook the
raiters OF the crazy barn, shouted
us done ha! I've swigged it all
all--every drop! hap You see Mt
once the picturesqueness of the latter
mode of description; and yet YOU will
observe, after all, that it expresses the
same event as the first miserable sen.
tence, namely-the fact of his drink
ing some beer.''a9o ia@ls 2 .''t
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-04
To Professors Of Music, Amateurs,
and the Musical Public Generally.
p, A. WUNDERMANN,- q

FeREIGN AND AMERICAN Music WAREHovsE, 824
.... BROADWAY,
Having on hand the largest stock of Foreign Music IN
New York, which he imports from Europe expressly to
meet and requirements of the American lovers
az Music respectfully calls attention the fact, that
he Is now supply Ing Music of Every Styl5 AZ Reduce
tiOn of TwFNTYFlVE 10 per cent. less than any
other house in the United States. i's rs
Private families be supplied (Post free) by for
warding the cash to the above address. fhonld the
amount of cash forwarded exceed the cost Of the Musc
the balance viii be promptly returned III postaGeepr-
rency tt, rt.ft
Dealers and Professors should notnegect th oppor-
tunity; they will he literally dealt with.
N. BAny and eveIy piece Of Music vocal or instru-
mental published in Europe or America, will 10 sup.
piled 20 order, II accompanied by tho cash, .s
Remember the Address,
| PA. wUNDEtMANN,
| Foreign and American Music Warehouse,
| octI2m3AAco s24 broadway, New York.
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Miscellaneous:
The Sentence OF FteRtlA Pro-
nOunced. aga kst Our
.. J NIl-, 4 .EgsyfpF. sf 'i.-

Tho following is q copy of the most
memorablejpdicial sentence which hos
ever been pronounced IN the annals
lsof ting world -namely ? Tint of death
lagainst the Savior, with the remarks
which the journal lie Trolt has collect
ed, and the knowledge. of which must
be interesting in the highest degree TO
every Christian. 1t is word for word
as follows:
Sentence pronounced by Pontius
| PLATE, intendant Of the province of
Lower Galilee, that Jesus Of Nazareth
shall suffer death by the cross.
In the seventeenth year of the reign
of Emperor. Tiberias and on the 25th
day of the month of March, in the
most holy city of Jerusalem, during
the pontifcate Of Annas and Caia-
lphas.
Pontius Plate, intendant Of the pro-
vince of Lower Galilee, sitting in judg-
ment in the presidential seat Of the
praetor, sentences Jesus of Nazareth to
death on n cross between two robbers,
as the numerous and notorious testL
monies of the people prove:
/. Jesus is a mi3leader.
Q. lie has cited the people to sedi-
ton. - . -
: 3. lie is an enemy to the laws.
4 i. He calls himself the Son of God.
5. He calls himself falsely the King
of Israel
6. lie went into the temple, follow
: ed by a multitude carrying palms in
u their hands. ,o..., -....
e O,lo,.. +to CD ,o tSr;o, n,,;,.;I;o,,a
/ Cornelius, to bring him to the place Of
I execution.
o Forbids all persons, rich or poor, to
II prevent the execution of Jesus.
Is The witnesses who have signed the
;, execution against Jesus, are
u l. Daniel Robani, Pharisee.
L 2. John Zorobabel.
le 8. Raphael Robani.
- 4. Capet.
~ Jesus to be taken out Of Jerusalem
through the gate of Tournes.
This sentence is engraved on plato
!" of brass, in the Hebrew langua re, and
: on its sides are the following words:
:, " A similar plate has been sent to each
. tribe" 1t was discovered in The year
- 1920, in the city Of Aquila, in the king
~ dom of Naples, by a search made for
= the discovery of the Roman nntiqui-
> ties, and remained there until it was
found by the commissaries Of arts, in
= the French army OF Italy. Up to the
70 time of the campaign in Southern TIA
ri ly, it was preserved in the sacristy of
:, the Carthuslans, near Naples, where it
y, was kept in box of ebony. Since
Z then it has been kept in the Chapel of
~ Cascrta. The Carthusians obtained by
their petitions that the plate might be
in kept by them, which was an acEnowl-
edgment of the sacrifices which they
or made for the French army. The
French translation was made literally
by members of the commission Of arts
Demon had a fac SinaiIe of the plate
IN engraved, which was bought by Lord
Howard on the sale of his cabinet fol
$3.50 francs. There seems to be no histo-
''' rical doubt as to the authenticity of this
h. The reasons Of the sentence CORE
en- spond exactly with those of the Cos
pel.-[ Translated from the KolnisEt
," Zeitung. r 1rafaa5e.a
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-04

Two damsels passing through the
depot, day or two since, were having
an animated discussion on the subject
of coiffure, and oneexclaimed: "NNhat
do you think, Maria? 1t took me
thirty-five minutes, this morning, to
make my waterfall. ~ -tspringfeId
Republican, ."~.',.
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The friends of a celebrated wit ex-
pressed some surprise that, with his age
and fondness for the bottle, he should
have thought it necessary to marry
4" A wife was necessary" he said; "my
acquaintances began to say that l drank
too much fora single man. i.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-04

Many departed little ones today are
linking earthto heaven, and who would
make the number less? without q
tHar, they are waiting for us just beyond
the azure; ever young-ever the chill.
dren we laid them down.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-04

There is slight prospect of such a
revision of our revenue law as Will re-
lease the income tax, and place the bur-
den upon very few articles of heavy
consumption, in the place of general
and multitudinous assessment. The
English system is held to be the least
Objectionable and the most remunera-
tive.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-04
NEW YEARS ADDRESS
Of the Carrier OF the News TO
His Patrons, u.,-
JANUARY L, 1860.

Friends Of the News, and friends Of the
Carrier Boyi .l. .,,.... ..-
Greeting to ladies, and greeting TO gentle
men,
Greeting to boys ana girls, greeting to ba-
bies too,
Sends now the Carrier Boy greeting to all
of you'll f-.Y. %
Now that another year, rolling in, rushes us
On in our pilgrimage, on to the end of life,
May we enjoy the time best in improvingit 1t
May we improve it most, rendering others
blestl . H.. ....t -.t. ..
Thus shall we make 1t NEW YEAR Of hap
piness.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-04

9"Here is where they pay toll p
simperedi young lady 70 her male
companion as the cars on the Eastern
Railway entered the dark tunnel at
Salem. "Ipaid toll soon after leav-
ing Boston," replied he with charming
simplicity. He did not think what q
fool he hadibeen, till he was too far ia
the light 70 correct his mistake.
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Miscellaneous Bnisms

/ am composed Of r22 lOttsFs. ,s-. lrs D. ID
MY "a y Is mans nicknRns.
MY " ~ 20 i0tE place of banishment. " .'.ANs.tJ
My II IL 10 rs l76is river In Virginia O, ar
MY Is 10 II 81 lisa prominent feature of dis tgnished
lawyers face. --.s s,.--------...--
My 10 2lb l3 Is a wild animal. --r,. . ~,
BY ~ % Ia What saw ON the top of tones P's
Mysl2 10 is a boy nieknRnIs. ir1uIfnlE .ua0
My eis vowel " -
NY whole IL the naune Of young gentleman who 20,
kicked when he went u visit his uncle. . s7f -
flJrt 7"i ,Nait" KEEL A TAwNI.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-04

A little girl, showing her little cousin
about four years old star, said:
"The star you see up there is bigger
than this world" ..ry rsr,1 fls-f-
"Noit ain't," said she.
q" Yes, it is" 'i
"Then why don't 1t keep the rain
off?"
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TE0gE4 VI lGTIAU0

VECgT4 Al'GZTIAU0
In the name of Time, Amen! give and
ITothe land thatiti mo- day arose to the skies,
The dust of alp my fallen brave t'lA.s u
MARTYRS WHO, ,bled-my treasured ,deAds
Who died for. for their Countrywide RsrlAh0d
Wheresoever they found their grave;Nt
Whether on land or in the sea; ~ 49,
Howsoever they came to the grave, .ir-a +
BY battle or sickness, so let 1t be irstia1
+ If they died in the fight, on the side Of the
Right,
Their dust baqueath, be 1t black orwhite.
Remember o lapdi "Fis sacred trust
Preserve and honor thy heroes dust.
I grant and confirm to my daughter, the
| Nation, o-i -....... ~.
(FIer valor and Justice the consideration
THE UNION in perpetuity,
With FREEDOM as her annuity,
Always provided she wed not with khayery,
But virtuous prove, bestowing her love
On some nobler object than yagabond Slave
rys ...'... .'-3 '..s.
To the People who dwell in the land of my
choice,
Who, guide it and sway IL with sovereign
voice, y'.a 'ai ~. u"
/ hereby bequeath- -lthe bounty is ample-)
The private life and public example '''a'
lOf their late Chief Magistrate, ABRAHAM
Il n LfNooLN,
or their murdered President Iopest, Lin
/ coin N
ITo study--to weigh--to investigate ~
To mediate on, reflect on and think on - Z
To respect, revere and TO Initiate ..'-''i a,a
That he, being dead, may live in them
Though absent, that hc as present may
/ a3 seem. hiS UvnNNnN tVnNhaN- $50
see TO 1t, see to II, sec TO II, all, ~ ls..l.t
That those shall weep who rejoiced at his
| fall, Y 3es'fN
And those who mourn'd d for ofthepatriot Chief
DO end deliveranoe in their grief tgg
L give and devise 10 the people his faIne,
And the memory OF his deathless name,
Hia pure FeSolSings, his purposes deep,
al 80 Y aH
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For'ths Esws.
Ridsdile.

Riddle, f.,.-.. l,r.,sr,.. %
. They eAn mo little Willie wimpls,
~ And think that am very simple, 3iii
hecanse I nevereat bite, ..s', ,l',etFrf t.Iftl5
ii bat drink gallon day abd night. ~
4 MY month Y wtdes my nobo Il long, 'il. fiiiL 4
But legs 10 me do not belong; Do r-f
'IDi And when Wish 50 warui MY toes s''t
..fi sit whers, hottest aga glowd.' -tqgfguII. d
There sit and sing my ditty;
"a Mhen Watm an6ughs I call tot Betty ~
y, @sss HsI.y Co%ss Ss@ tST e., Deity Knows uf1u3
Toll my name aAYs Willie wimplo, r all NiH
or you, not he, will b the slmpls. NOAH
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A young man was fined the other
day twenty dollars for kissing a pretty
girl when she didn't want him to- n 1t
often costs ten times as much when they
want him 10, snp7s .eta y ,tt ~
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They have a giant in Siam seven
feot and four inches in height Bar
mum should gao fot him. 8 y ~
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Answer 70 Ealems in last weeks Npss By Da pont
Se4l ka aSlinEton. To EoieEna BY William N
Amersfe. he hu,gh4ib ~ 6htlkls Mig Loni, sassy.
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His preceats to heed and his counsel, 70
50 dps, 81, "a tz,L eidi 4o''h'f.fam
...fHIr -, tr4, W. naW751 lg 'a

Attached to the viii Is codiciI, '
Revolving all distinctions of blood, 1T',
And endowing the negro with manhood.
The New Year is appointed to fulfill
And sxocute the will--he and HIS heirs
OF the dying Year, with his hoaFy hairs. 4.
'Tis wondrous strangei 'Tis beyond ex-
Jpectationi iaien 1'"t h'"
There is room for rejoicing and congratu-
lation. ia
Though the scenes we behold we scarce
comprehend, ,t...h r- '.r.
Wen tiptoe stand, and peer tow'rd the end
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Miscellaneous Enigma

lam composed of I2 letters ...-
My SEA lteis what boys sometimes get
Ny loS6lI Is htlishUd i' ''
My IA II 10 is Meolor. -afr 4fr-J o. 70
MY whole 10 the name Of young CONT who did no
know whether hs wOnld marry certain yeunk -lady.
GREENHURN.
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Youths Department.
Miscellaneous Enigma.
.For the Nsw..

am composed Of letters. ..Ha. .ftr .
My3 8 isa domestic fowl
MY ] 2S WAS A. patient az Job. rsy.tl b. ri .l.fHe
My 667 is not old.
M SO 9 Is called n hoy.,l-rN -rgr te.nr. .N .'rr.
My whole is the name OF the young gentlemNn who
d'uat carry on Elleu's cat! " a. = Hl1zEKIAH.
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Mecull9oR suggests how to pay tho he W,

McCulloch suggests how to pay tho War
In about thirty years, and Congress has met,
Sharp Colfax IS Speaker, Mcpherson is
Clerk, ~
And nothing prevents it from setting to
There must first be a deluge of Buncombe
Ere the members from Dixie be suffered to
But thesewill make oath to prove loysland
true, -
And agree to "stand treat" to the obstinate
When the President will, in responsible q
toast ft g
Unite them in wedlock as tight as a post
Person Beecher will shout, let none put
| asunder ss
Whom johnson hath Joined, and Greeley
While Phillips and Cheever, with logical
VIII prove fornication, and plead for di.
| vorce. .sn.f
The mass of the People, thesinew and bone
Will plod on contented to leave them alone
Ere long in our Journey Wen reach a higt
. station, 10. n tari ~ tt irft r.'ii' -
So, despite all the croakers whose creed Ii
| starvation"
Come let us reJolcel tor we are a great Ma
| ton, rTss ssya 1ff itff i.'f 'e'..'
And Oho's the centre Of the bright constel
| h's Iation, ar@y ,'g ,r N,sI
With this little song i conclude my oration
Let others beyond the deep sea roam, sss
Here is my Country; here In my honne:-~
OF North or South, or East or West,
love my Motive hills the best n
Missohri's rich a1lrvial mould,
Nor Californiais glittering gold,
Nor all the gilded, tempting baits .
That dangle from the a Cotton States,"
] Nor grim Niagaras sullen roar, ',,' go
Shall move me from this peaceful shore
Though wealth and Fame assert thei
$40 claim, tas.'s II. aFri q" r7a'ni'
And point TO power and q name, ~ =. Z. Il
And heckon me on TO a better land, 7rs
With silver sea and a pearly strand,
The syren's voice has no charms for ms
Beware, dear friend, il charm not theet
But firm resolve, through rain and shin'
To "Jght Il out upon this Hfte." '"''
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iTis winter times and wintry climes. i'
Come, storm and sleet-come cold or heat,
I" I'm. around, I'm aroundi" sings the
Carrier Boy. .fs -.l-....nf & fr-
When short ofdimes, weave sweet rhymes,
HE away to the street, and each patron
will greet, -- u.s'- p'l'-.
And deliver my yearly Address with Joy.
The patron bethinks him tits holiday time,
And smiling produces, the forthcoming
I' d-AoLtdr, ''
For he never could dream Of figuring
meaner, O'f" .H. A'
But will pardon the verse that spoil with
! . his purse, g1,y ..-. .a.. 9tsn.
With his pocket some leaner, and mind
much serener. III.
The widow and orphans and destitute
! {. souls r sN T-s SUD
The future welfare of the Nation n-.t
Her power and peace, her wealth and sta
| ton
I leave to tho voters who reign at tht
polls - 1'. ...s> ... r.
, Upon each ballot shall Justice be noted, $
And Wisdom endorse each ticket as voted
This is my will forever and ever,
AS witness the hand and the seal of tn
giver.
Signed in the presence of all who remembe
The signs of the times, this last Of December