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Eds. InteLligeneer: IIa
,HEADo'Rs MIL. DIV. OF THE TENN,
CHIEF QUARTERAIAsTER'sO OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. g, '66.
Surgeons, Chaplains, Agents of Sani-
tary and Christian Commissions, Quar-
termasters, Officers or Soldiers, who
may have served in the army at any
time during the war, in Kentucky, Ten
nessee, Mississippi, Alabama, or Geor-
gia, having knowledge of the location
of cemeteries, places of burial, or OF the
scattered graves of any of our brave sol
diers, in the States above mentioned,
are requested to send to Captain r. B.
whitman; Assistant Quartermaster, at
Murfreesboro, Tennessee, such intorma-
ton as will be useful to him In 1dentl-
fying all places of burial wherever our
armies have served.
/ Captain Whitman has been assigned
to the special duty of visiting the battle
grounds, cemeteries, and places where
Union dead have been inferred, in this
Military Division, and to report thereon
with view to the establishmentofN OF Ma
tional Cemeteries, and the removal to
these of the dead, on the plan of those
already in process OF complexion at
The information should be SO minute
and particular, If possible, as to enable
the person in possession of It to proceed
directly to the spot.
1t is expected that every member OF
the army will take personal interest
in this work, and furnish all the infor-
mntion in his possession, no matter how
little.
Similar reports from citizens liS
ing in any ofthese States are also earn
Surgeons or others having knowledge
OF any Records of the dead, lost or de-
stroyed, will also please send notice
Papers throughout those States whose
troops served within this Military Di-
vision, are requested to give this notice
several prominent insertions, and to
call special attention to it as a subject
of great national interest.
J. L. DONALDSON, .Hi .-7
Brepet 1Idjo4 General,
= faIIef. oatayteJ5nd ster;-iA ~, d. 2.
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HOPEFUL FACTS AND F1eUREs.-M.
Moreau, an eminent French statesman,
who stood by the side OF AIontelembert
in our defence during the dark, days Of
fthe war, has recently furnished to the
Paris Correspondent a hopeful article in
relation to our national debt, in which
he shows that we are able to bear and
to pay it. He computes the debt to be
but is per cent. of our national wealth
and averaging less than a hundred doll
lars to each citizen. The debt of Great
Britain in 1876, at the close of the war
with France, was 20 per cent. of the ag-
gregate capital of the nation, and
amounted to over S2Is to each citizen.
It was relatively more than twice as
much as the United States, While the re-
sources of Great Britain were not the
half as great asours at the present time.
NJ. Moreau figures the percentage OF an
nual interest on national debt to
the annual income ofthe whole coun-
try ut Less than threeper cent. At the
ordinarJ rate of increase of pop ulationI
the interest in 1880 will be but one and
one-third per cent. of the production,
even II the principal of the debt is not
diminished at that time. NJ Moreau
gives statistics ofthe growth ofour west
ern states in population and wealth,
and comes to the conclusion that we
shall rapidly reduce our debt, and that
1t Is therefore one of the sureSt invest
Fnanfa fOF eanfIAl
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.sfa. a3bN ufjg .e:asHss
THE PoWER OF aIUsIC.


THE MAN OF BUsINEsS, RETURNING TO his
JAEAHSIoN, RISDErH HIS WIFE All THE
PIANoFoRTE,
Sing to me, love, Ihesd thy song
u need that thou should st cheer me WELL
For every thing Is going wrong,
And life appears an awful sell. i.
I've overdrawn my bankers book, 4
I'm teased for loans by brother John;
Last night our clerk eloped, and took
Two thoused pounds-sing on-Ang on.
My partner proves man OF straw,
And straw alas Idare not thrash;
Ny mortRas ee has gone to law, gsa--tt-r.
And Swears he'll have hIs-pound Of flesh.
My nepheRs nose. has just been Split
In some mad student fight at Bonn;
Ny tailor serves me with q writ =
For three years bills-sing on-sing on.
Ny doctor saysI must not think,
hut 90 and spend month Mt Ems q
Ny coachInaIl, overcome by drink,
Near BarneS upset me In the Thames
Ny finest horse Is ruined quite,
And hath no Lee to stand upon;
The others knees are such sight, ..rl
He'll never sell-sing on-sing on
Ny love, notears9 III touch thee now,
Thy parrot In our pond Is crownedi
Thy'iap-dog met q furious cow, ht-eLss
Whose horn hath saved thee many O pound
Thy SON from Cambridge must retire
For.tying crackers to q don, * - ~
Thy country-hou last night took fire
II sSI'7l''a 40 n - Il Punch.
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The market isiin strong position.
The supplies ARE limited, while there is
a general want of goods through hont the
country. A large trade is in Immediate
prospect. a good and early inquiry for
spring styles of prints has commenced.
Medium cloths are most inquired after,
and are being produced more freely.
In brown and bleeched shirtjngs and
sheetings there isl not so much doing, but
prices are steady, as the stocks are light.
Drills are dull. Ginghams are firm.
Stripes and checks are less active. The
demand for lawns has commenced. De-
laines have become very inactive, and
prices are lower. The display of spring
STYLES has hardly yet been made. In fan
cy cassimeres there is more doing. SILK
mixtures of good styles are wanted.
More activity prevails in foreign goods.
The imports are large and meet an in
creasing want. Dress goods have adj
vanced under revived demand. Low
silks are very scarce in comparison with
the great demand. The mantilla trade
requires large supplies of French silks.
Coiored silks are yet quiet, but speedy
renewal of demand Is anticipated for
the South and West; but the strongest
inquiry is forilow black. English dress
goods attract considerable inquiry.
Woolens are very firm, but the sales are
vet limited.
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d
THE PhrenoLo1icdL Journal for tho
wear 1866, edited by Mr.. S. r. Wells,
and published by Fowler and Wells,
New York, is issued in a neat compact
volume, forming a valuable addition
to the library Of popular science.'l
covers a much wider range of subjects
Than is indicated by It's title, and treats
not only of the principles of phrenology,
but of all the most Important topics 81
aIithopology,- or the physical, intel-
Iectual; and moral. nature of man, in
clulline the methods of education, the
preservation of health, and the applica-
tion of science TO many Of the principal
denartments of domestic economy. The
most noticeable feature of this journal
ia its practical character. 1t makes no
pretensions to extensive learning or
I1rofound discussion, IL seldom attempts
orIes. nor does it aim at tho accomplish
ment of any sectarian purposes either
in science or religion; but with a shrewd
of the wants of the great
mass of the American people, 1t brings
forward a nevef-ending variety OF use
full practical suggestions, bits ana
scraps ofavaiIabIe knowledge, pleasant
historical allusions and biographical
sketches, often descending to the most
common details, and abounding In
wholesome advice to young folks and
others who need,tD be told to go in the
house when it rains. Many OF its arn,
cles exhibit the quaint humor and
homely sense OF DIR. FRANKLIN, and II
may be regarded as the modern version
of the eyangel of which he was the
original apostle, teaching excellent less,
IONS of prudence, economy, thrift. social
kindness and Integrity, and all , le hon
est arts of keeping a sound mlnd IN =
sound body.
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The Dnty OF People and LegtsIature
towards the Free School System.

The following article from the last
Clarksburg Telegraph is so timely, SEN
siDle and just, that we copy it entire:
When. a State first adopts a system of
free schools, 1t cannot be expected that
twill work as we'll at the Commence
nhent as after it has been in operation
for few years. It-requires time to
fully realize the benefits of all improve
ments., The people cannot pass direct
ly in a moment from one system TO an
other, and fully realize the advantages
of the change. Neither can all the ma
chinery OF, the new system be put in
operation Mt once. This is the case with
the free school1systemiin' West iNir-
ginia. We hear much complaint of the
manner in which the public school
funds are managed, and not unfre-
Quently,hear 10 suid that the system IS
a disadvuntage-that we would have
better schools If there were no free
schools. We advise those who talk
thus to exercise a Iittle patience. All
good systems grow better as they. grow
older, and, as we know the free school
system to bo q good one, we feel sure
that its benefits will continue to de-
velop md unfold as time advances. 4
1t isg however, in the powert0fL our
State Ierisinture to assist much in de-
yeIoping the advantages OF the free
school system by making more liberal
provision for the school fund. This is
an imperative duty that devolves on
our legislators. The rising generation
must be educated, and our legislators
have the power to facilitate the good
work. They must remembe that every
uneducated young man or young woA
man that is Turned loose upon society
Is liable to become a burden to It, and
Ii is a solemn duty which they owe
posterity to provide against such ia con-
tingency. If our legislators will do
their whole duty, it will be but short
time until the free school system will
be working in a manner beneficial to
the enLirh State. -
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THE SOCIAL EvILr In CHICAGO
The Chicago Tribune makes the follow
ing statement: The city OF Chicago
contains population which may be
set downin round numbers, for thep pur<
pose of illustration, at two hundred
thousand. In this city there are known
to be at least two thousand lewd wo-
men, probably a good many more
whese virtue is not strictly proof The
number of Iewd men Is OF course far
greater Ofour entire population, IL we
estimate hfty thousand as non-adults,
we have left one hundred and fifty
thousand adults, considerably above
the real figures,1 OF these adults set
down haIK as females, and we nave
seventy-five thousand women. II OF
I his seventy Eve Thousand women, two
thousand ara unchaste, we have before
us the striking fact that one woman in
every thirty2seven ofentire population
is an .aduiteress 1t Is believed that
strict accuracy of computation would
show that one woman IN every thirty,
in the large cities of the Union; has
lapsed from virtue either entirely or
occasionally. sts
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GoyKRSoK Cox the new Executive
of Ohio, and late a major general in the
national army, takes the ground, in his
inaugeral address just delivered; that
the war having settled in the negative,
beyond dispute, the question whether
one or more States have the right to
disoIve the Union, 1t is absurd 10 again
raise it and putt in jeopardy by sub
jectfng It 70 the test of trial by jury of
any OF the leading rebels.
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A New York mercantile agency re-
ports the number of failures in 1855 as
$50. and the liabilities over Sl7I 500, 600,
which Is. about twice as much as those
Of 1888 or 1854, but less than those of
anv other year since 1857. The general
condition of trade is called healthy.
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YOU cannot annihilate the fragrance
of Phalonts ssNight Blooming cereusp
by exposing robe Of handk kerchiefper-
fnmed with It 20 the air Time only rem
ders the aroma more delicate and sPiFit-
uel. washing alone removes it. Sold
everywhere. 1t
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LEoIsLATURk.-The CIarksburg Tsle-
graph thinks the amount and impor-
tance OF the business to come before the
Legislature will require a longer ses-
sion.than forty-fve days, which can be
held by the consent of fthree-fourths of
the members.
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WarI WarlI Is Not At Am End.

A TTHR NEW BOOT 4 &SHOESToRE, No.
"A I5s Main Street, where first elass goods
man any otIisr restahlIshmentin In this eiey- y
CONE ONE COME ALL TO JOHN III.
FR6RiNsON. where you viii hFid n wen Ee-
ieSsiSsi gfocl, of Boots Shoes and Gaftefs con-
sfSfiuR on every thing in the line OF. I1adifs
Cent and Misaes wear, kept constantly ON
hand at No. 158, Main street, noom formerly
occupied by Mr. John Bishop. Call and ex-
anime for yourselves and Eecure good bar
gains. Now Is the time 70 get your money
back, and at the same time repienish your
understanding. Don't forget the place. the
sign Of the Big Black Boot i nov21.
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r DnREcruIts:
T.H. LoEhns 7. p. ShnllcrnSH. Geo. K. Wheat,
Geo. Mendel, John Zoeckier, Saml. Mcf'iei-
Ian, g. w. FrunzheinI, Jas. n. Vance, Alex.
Langhlin 7l.sl q liI.E lIl-7=
THJS COMPANY HAVING BFF,- Lily
ofgAntzed, are prepared - ---5ue Tf~igs Mt
fair rates ON bu.aa=i:ngs Hll kind, TneTeiian-
die, manufacturing establishments, fuTni-
ture, steamboats, and enrRoes on the western
r1veB and lakes, and also on the lives Of per-
sons for n term or yennL This Company Of
feTs superior Inducements IN fnFTnerN, where
by they can b. insured FOR three yssirE, Ht TO
duced rates. This being home Institution,
composed Of soIne nfnety-four stOcllholderSs
mpst ofwhom are among otr best bustnezai
men, recommends itself to tlis favoTable CON
liberation Of the fnsuring public, and Aolic1t8
tlseir patronage
Applications for insurance VIII be prompt
attended 70 by the Secretary.
once, no. BfcInTe House, being the same
formerly occupied by Adams ExHrefs Co -
=. &C. ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAAf'Iy MCCLELLAN, President. fls.
GEO. 4fErJDEI., Vice President.
NC ARTHUR, Agent for paying PENSIONS
Ohice, No. McLure HorfSe, being line salnie
formerly occupied by Adams Express Co.
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DIR. KIsNER,

HJENDERS HIS THANKS TO ALL THOSE
who have favored him with their conn-.
dence and patronage, and would Inform his
friends and the people generally, that he will,
the coming year, occupy. his old ONCE on Sd
street, neal Reed u Eraftis Drug Store, Centre
wheeling, w. Va where he may be consult
ed in reference to their disease, the nature and
character OF which the Doctor Is able at all
times, and under an cifcunStan to describe.
and TO assure of the probable testilt and dura-
tIon of treatment. he practices the Eclectic
system OF Medicine, using mild but effective
raundies supporting instead Of depressing
the yitni Powers The medicines used by
him aroJprepared and put up in his own.
offiee-Besides the treatment OF Acute Dis
saSsIs5 mr. sKisneF win give his attention to the
freatinent OF all varieties OF Chronic disease.
That scourae of the human race, Sefofulas In
All ifs varied forms, vfzl SPurulent Discharges
from the Ear 50 prevalent among children,
PnrIiIent Opfhalnltn; Olena, EnlarEed Glandst
ITIosratinFrs yCancerS and al TartieS OF skin
DfseaSeS VIII receive his special sattenuon.-
diseases al the Throat, Lung and Heart Liv-
er Con1plaints Diarrhoea, ,DySentery and Piles,
DiSaasaS Of the Urinary Organs Sy plliiiS 90,
Nervous : and Spinal Afiectunss EpilePsyb
Rheumatism md Paralysis, Diseases OF he
males Dyernenurrhea, EeneorTheat tRrulaf flsrls
Uteri, and All Painful Irregularities and Ner-
vous Diseases to which, they are SUBJ ne
treats successfully. The treatment OF CfdlL-
DREN will receive the same attention as mere
tofore. An consultations and communion
tions strictly confidential, and VIII receive
prompt attention. Night calls cheerfnlly an
swered. 0hice hours from 9 TO Ia Nj 70
and TO p. 81. u 1un4i
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.YOE6XIWl18d0T8M 8 M
Mfdtfal
SETT,ERS Cough SYRUP.


TT1s PROMPT n ITS ACTON, ALWAYS
safe- and may y.be given TO the smallest child
~ most delicate female with conndence In lts
success Containing SoteHer no n Is moi onIT Sr
annlicable to the vast mf9ority OF FulIn0naiy
apd bronchial affections, but IS Pecunariy
anirabIe IN children, atforling great relief In
MTSnnn1in1 Cough and kindred diseases From
MnOoPIi57 WIZ. nt57nheP OF certificates received from
wear 70 year, we present the following;
From, the Rev. T. q. Lamp; Past9r OF
the baptist Church' -
ohlS; oohhtsxxsDRiA, Licking Co, FeB;2i, Is5e
In JapnSTy mar id SSd eoid a % ihatf e8GsRe
TnSSf fieetpITlV, for two days and nlgnt: nom
Friday morning until Saturday night, took
and natiTei and slept an night without sin.
oLe fnteTTupLi0n from coughing.
took the syrup again IN tne @ 1,I,nIIt aI a,H
since that time have given # frequently
to my children, and believe thnt u mas esSen-
TALLY relieved them. Yours, truly 1AN,p
Reeomnendeti particularly TO Clergy
men. Lawyers and other Pubic
Speakers.
Professor Porter has, without solicitation
given "a certificate nof the excellence OF thls
56oIaIIar Cough Medicine. 1t will be interest
Ing TO all WHO are affiicted with coughs.
I '''' EScHHSeE HorEf., December 10. 1855. .
8fesbTs Ist1ftJE&:4a II ayfrig been for some time
mast very much AFFLICTED with severe cold,
and almost constant cough. and having tried
various remedies, syrups, &C, ana all 70 no
effect, / was induced by my esteemed tr1end,
W. w. Wallace, OF this. city, to make 2 trial
OF r. b, Sellers Cough Syrup. did so and 10
INV fIeat sa1rprfse 1 received almost immedl-
ate relief It was with the greatest difhculty
that lectured before my respective classes
but on taking spoontul OF the sytuP, 1u99t
before entering my lecture room, could speak
with iperfect ease during the evening.
would particularly recommend 1t TO clergy
men, lawyers, and other public speakers.
JAMES II, PORTER, Prot. Of. Mathematics.
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NORWAY BAR IRON.
or TONS sNoRwAY" IRON, FOR on.
~ 80 Pc. HILDRETH Z BRO. y
decs 50 Main street.
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" 100 Boxes Factory Cream cheese,
40 = Western Reserve, @ ? .''-- 70
r . ~ English Dairy for sale by
nov2 PRYOR HAEDLAN & 90.
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The Great Cure for all Diseases OF the.
stomach. Liver and EoueIsl
HUBBEL'S SUPERIOR OLD .
CABINET BRANDY, Medieated.l J.
uNnoUALED REAfEDY FOR
For sale I'm ali Parts OF thc world.

ns-CentraI Depot, American Express Build
ing, IS Hudson Street, New York. Mnnufnc-
tory Corner Water and Ferry Stl Gets, Hudson.
NY. GEO. G. HUBBEL & CO.,
PIopFietOTH,
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1ranspprtatiolr.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R. CoMP'Y
MMEEEEEEs..........z.71EE!z:s.sz
oFyIcE BAIT. & OHIO RAILRoAnc Cos
WHEELIHG Dec 3, 1851

PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the following schedule on and after Dec.
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.Landreth's Garden seeds.

: a 'E<WTTEELINGsP sPARK''5d s't1.s
cAPlFoR IlADIES55Iusr
y received at ,HAt' EEK 3 sho
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afnsnranfe. 2. 2.

Insurance. gaoae
HoME INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
i u New Haven. Conn. have established nm
agency in this city. and are now prerarpfi TO
take risks as cheap as any other responsible
office in the city.
Cash Capital Paid idin-.-.......-ssG0 90 % So
Surplus.----.- ---------.-...-.----- $4,000 90
-l--5-T -9.f S6d9o00Oo
ONCE on Monroe street, No. 70, between
Main and Market. ]. IRWIN,
deci9-tf .as4s Agent.
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Fora6es Ms System Against The Esil;
Effects of UIllphoIesone Water. .
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MCCABE, KRAFT & CO., Wholesale Drug.
gtsts Wheeling. Sole Agent for weSt Nir-
gfnt6; also, propTietnrs OF KrafIis Dlarrhea
Compound, Reeds Cough Syrup. Improved
Nerve and Bone Liniment. DR.. Stahl,s Ger
man Relief and Oriental Hair OIL. W
dec2S6md&w
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Home Insurance Company,
OF COLUMBUS, OHIO.
Capital 100000.
f. P. HURRARD. Aren't.
tr. Wheeling. W. Va.
ONCE. Main street, Hornbrook's block. sec-
oud floor. nov50 n
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MOL 100 :
alsairal. Z. ;
III q - B II I's
nsf eU-.li cELE1sRArEp al
GOLDEN BITTERS !

a PURELY VEGErABLE TONIClf
1NvIGoRATrNG AND srRENGTHENING
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THE MAN OF BUsISEss, RETURNING TO H
11rA8ssIoS, RISpErH HIS WIFE An THE
PIANoFORTE,
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Franklin insurance COmpanY
OF WHEELING. y

Capital, $3.50, GEO.
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Kew York my Goods Importl.
F+om ne .Indepndent.

DTeVeI 4lIV.JU'7 . I7T !, n,
eldef oaqTter7nqs p. p y =.
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They Contain no Poisonous Drug.

PURELY vEaErABLR.-H Hubbel's celebrnted
Golden Ritters are composed Of Gentian. Call
anus Root, Wild Cherry Bark, AniSe, Orange.
Peel. CaiiSaya Bark. COlumbo, Bark Of SaSSI-
fIas Root sherry Wine. ButteTnut Bark, Gnr-f
away Seed, Yellow Dock, Dandelion, Sc.,-all
preserved in Jamhica Rum. l-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-18

EXPERIMENT UEsTIoSs.-It appears from a
correspondence published in the Noacoaform :
isl, that q circular has been issued, addressed
TO independent minister's, and signed by three
ministers and three laymen, requesting the
recipient TO fill up an enclosed schedule by
stating whether or not he was a teetotaller.
A minister who subscribes himself "Torque-
mada," and dates from the Holy Inquisition,
having received one of the circulars, has re-
piled by proposing, in turn, the following
queries TO his interrogators:
pared TO sign a pledge against polygamy if
form be sent you? 2. How many children
have you Gf any, and if none, why not y and
how much pocket-money do you allow each OF
3. DO you ever quarrel with your
Nfe, or any Of her near relations !? and if SO,
aoXou ever let the sun go down upon your
ln.aA? 4. How long do you allow your tai
QUO, Nils to remain unpaidY When these
nnamsoc>S are nswered by each of the six gem
ano,ba,,S 2rquemada will be prepared with
EIdmtner.
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AhnScp's Sharks OF Wit.

Thn rnr n
h ean lassned anw,eatucky Devil, they say, has
nessae Iasso and "a in prison. Now let Ten
States will he eyene Brownlow, n the W
The New York II p assane says that it's party
va ,ar, - :, - III matter" What will
sloughed Off? ehe0o in"''ei 10
Gold is one Of the heavie< ,,o,o,s hn. :,
is frequently all that enabSr. The ms, VIII
carries 1t to keep his nose abov>..,ater Wv
A great many of our Southersasxanas .ro
going north. They feel a curiOssv~to a re
what on earth whipped them 50. see
People perform the greater part of thu >,ov
age OF lie before taking on their ba5ssy.
hence SO many shipwrecks. ~
a brave man in battle dies " with his fee,
10 the foe A man who kicks his enemy lives
with his foot TO the foe.
beef steak are rare.
rseslaent Johnson is not backward in going
cut. H 10 aPt 70 Se'