davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-07-04
STATE NEWS.

The Saltwater As.serge, say tia,
during the gale Of Thursday :, boz,
containing tour or Eve. men wasI csp
sized in lake near that city, and one,
Z Swede, named John W. Bcnetsop,
vas drowned. }rIi.,s3 : 7sit@f: g 7E@tE:'
1-.,.t PC IT S,.c:s s>};EE;s eot:
"A young man named Pat Buckley
vas drowned at Mlnpeapolis. while
swimming in the river. $50 "@'@ &7}.
FiRE-A FIRE originated in the St.
Paul House, at Minneapolis, on s,tur.
day morning and destroyed that build.
ing with four stvres. =. The 7Ti6..,
gives the total less at about 81, 900. =
The Mortified Recorder refers =, Viii;
more force than affection to the Assis.
tsnt Assessor and Collector Of Intero.
Revenue for that subdivision The
former, it says, declines to fi,rnn isl. pa bar:
ties With blanks 2k.. q which 10 make thei,
income returns, giving as a reason thu,
he was fshort''' Of the articles ; Will.
he litter makes no effort Whatever L,
collect the tax, but serves parties viii
a notice Of delinquency tor which h.
charges twenty cents H.. ......' -.
-aop6er haas. ]. are becoming; *a quit,
fashionable il ths sou. southern portion d ,a .,
The ', State, In Rice County a coaple .,
match parties killed 9.,l74. 'ts1I..,s
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-07-04

The Rider Of the Valley puts in his

The Rider Of the Valley puts in his
blows at the proper time, and always
strikes home. His characteristic letter
to General Grant has fallen like a bomb.
she'll into the camp Of Johnson's tra'-
tors, while it has endeared hi" more
than ever to all who love the cause tor
whiol, he fought; and in whish his fame
vas won. What soldierly fraakness
there Is about it, How nAively this
truth telling general who has done bis
work honestly according to lay, blarta
out his irresistible smile d. stanberry's
opinion, "a macadan'*etl rot.d for
peJxry to trapel o. -. 1t is as gooe
Is anything in Shakespeare; equal to
Henry ": These lies are like the
Jasher that begets Mea'-gros' a. a
"seanta'a, ope" palPab|s." 1t is very
evident that the, open: hearted soldier
has no great respect. tor the Attorney
Generals opinion. "a plague Of opin-
ions ! man may wear it on both sides,"
says Shakespeare, like i. leather jerkio."
-Waxhingtoa Chronicle. ~, ..>.:1na l
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-07-04

The people Of New Orleaua ara
still resping tho fruits Of Mayor Mon
roe's administration. The latest dis
covery u that Of an overissue Of city
notes BY tho City Treasurer. amounting
to nearly s4,ooo,ooo. The fact has
been announced 10 message ;, Mayor
Heath, and has had the effect T. sen.
ously depreciate city notes + The O.
lamity il Ill Tie greater to the public,
for the reason thst city scrip constitutes
. large proportion o. the eurrenc, 10
general eircuhtioa'ip The city. =. 900
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-07-04

"A man = engaged II. u ]. bl..tiole, gin i,
Summit county, Ohio, had 40 iron lube,
three feet long, blown into, = his head,
where it became firmly imbedded. 9 Il
entered tho forehead and passt d through
the b.e : Of :'ha hs,ds. ! loot !: Il The
tooe pro'rudi"g ffor each side. &, He
b. has lived four days sine. the .coidep,
and is yet alive.8six1'l sas9.lu rs/ &.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-07-04

VIZ learn that Mr.. Charles Ruffee,
wlo has the contract for carrying the
mail from Fort Abercrombie to Helena.
Montana, had bis arrangements fully
completed at Abercromhie and Pembins.
for starting the mail, yesterday. on po-
mics, through to Fort Benton, where bis
partner in the. contract. Doble, j, to
connect With him from Helena. r.. 3.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-07-04
A PHARlSAICAL CRY.

The two St Paul papers, with tw"
or three in other localities, have been
doing their utmost TO- injure the oredi,
Of the State BY crying 'srepudiatiou. :"
They charge and insist that because
tho people of "i"uesot. will not quiet
" submit to being swindled out Of
about four million dollars, they
mean to dishonor their j"st debts.
The Pioneer takes = letter from Hon.
Charles Soheder, concerning the recent
negotiation Of loan for the State in
New York, as the text for another Of
tho, articles through which it has
screeehed ''repudiation" for the past
three months. This attempt to throt-
tie the people Of tho State with = hal
ter Of ruined credit, while you force
upon them a villainous scheme BY
which they and their children shall BE-
saddled with a burdensome debt for
years to come, will only make the dif:
ficulties attending any settlement Of
the old Bond Question ten-fold more
difficult.
The people Of Minnesota do not in
tend to repudiate their honest debts ;
neither will they submit TO being robbed
for the benefit Of specializing railroad
humbugs aud venal press. They are
perfectly willing to pay what is right,
and no more.
It il about time that the matter was
fairly and properly set before the peo-
pie Of the State, and We shall devote
moro or less space from time to time t.
q discussion Of the question.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-07-04
THIS RADICAL C0NGR1ss.

The President is quakiug with terro,
At the proposed assembling Of Congress.
which is to take place to-day (Wednss-
day. His .gue extends through
the Democratic skeleton, al over the
country; and We hear = rattling among
the dry bones At the St. Paul Pioneer
Office, showing that the Executive
fright has reached to the uttermost
limits. The Pioneer shivers, its knees
clap together, aud With blanched lips
it stammers out, "lf We were ouly rid
Of this Radical Congress r.
Oh, yes, if you ouly we're! What a
delightful lime you would have! How
the trees by the ~ay>ide throughout
the South would blossom with the sus-
pended bodies Of Ucion men, black anu
white! How the winds would sing
peans of praise to johnson aud STAN
berry, Lee and Davis, as they tossed
the dust from the fowerless graves Of
the men starved in the prison pens
How the waters would laugh as the!
received the presses and type that had
dared speak tor Union and Right
How you would chuckle and lap your
jaws as you refunded an Old aristoc
racy upon the cornerstone of SLAYER; i!
But then "this Radical Congressv'
Another SILVER:
But all landmarks arc lost, oil standards
are repud,atsd, all the oompassss Of past
experience and wisdom are thrown away,
and re are adrift.
Which means that the Confederacy
is "lost;" the rebel debt has been ire
pudiated;" the rebel leaders are "thrown
away - and the Democratic party is
"adrift." Too bad too bad! And
then this Radical Congress ~
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-07-04

1T il nov uaderssood that England
declines arbitration ID settling tho Al.
sban.' claims. She Il willing . submit
whether any shs;rr subjects. viqls..d
the neutrality law., but refuses 70 allow
arbitration o. tho connected aad eoll.t.
oral questions whether rebels were
justly aud properly reooe nissd 4. bal
ligerens. Mr. Seward Insists that both
these question, shall BE- submitted, a,ad
hence tho Dolby ia coming 70 1 set.le-
ment, tsaWbiiSi .":sisf6 LFa!1zH;a3
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-07-04

The New York Gazette says: '.President
johnson complains bitterly OF tho restrict-
ions placed upon him by Congress. Said he
recently, to q gentleman, Il am like q bird
10 cage. and oil that con do is to bite
the wires.'' .,- - ..-3c
We always thought A. J. was "a
bird" He must lie gull, for he con-
tinually keeps to se(s}ward; and,
moreover, they do say that he has lit
tie natural affinity with fresh water.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-07-04

-Apropos Of Nj. Parton's paper
upon 1.-THE Sewing. Machine" publish.
el in 4 late number of the Atlaatic
Monthly. Colouel Stephen A. Walker
relates tho following anecdote: 80 '4
"Io the fall Of 1862 the government
vas hard prvssed'f1r funds to pay troops
or any other debtors, and the coase-
quent suffering; to soldiers families was
very great. From July, 1862, to about
January Is, 1868, no payments IN the
Geld were made. At this time / was 4
paymaster in the army, with. an Office
in Washington. One day private sol
der came modestly into my Office, and
took corner seat to wait the notice Of
shoulder-strap dignity. HIS turn came,
aud I turned to him with a patronisiug
manper, 1 have no doubt, and said
Nov, what can I do for you, man
he replied that he had called 10 see
about the payment # tho Seventeenth
Connecticut. interrupted him with
the often.rehcarsed story, that I could
not work without money, that tho gov
ernment could furnish nome, and that
soldiers must wait on paymssters till
the mill could turn of some more green.
backs Whereupon the private remark
ed that he knew the government was
IN straits, aud that he had called to ,tiod
out how much money would be wanted
to pay his regiment and if + would tell
him that, be stood ready to furnish il
These were rather magical and astonish-
ing words to Mr.. Officer. The private
was much the biggest man after ILL.,
and this blue coat was wrapped about
some disguised mony-Iord. T asked his
name, Of course; and Of course it was
Elias Howe, Jr. Running over the rolls
# the regiment, found should need
s31 900 to pay it. received a draft
tor this amount for which I gave a
memorandum receipt, payable when I.
should be in funds; and day or two
after, at Fairfax Court House, nearly a
thousand men were made happy by the
bounty Of one who in his proper place
On the roll feceipted for $2s.60 Of his
own money! little over two months:
wages,-and signed his name Private
Elias Howe, Jr."
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-07-04

Col. Forney writing from London to
tho Washington Chronicle, refers in
ths follls q tor, sol.hss "a Rse,

Col. Forney writing from London to
TIC Washington Chronicle. refers in
tie following stoals solthss,tA Rss-
lish .retbrper: IS 4
John B,igk, thssoknewledged leadsr:o 81
tho Iibsrss s. Parliamsa. and tsoushout
Great Britain. il much younger man Than
1 expected TO, meet. He is in his fly
sixth year. hut does not look to DO more
than forty eight. Although not taller. he
Is stouter than Speaker Colfax. His esun'
tenanos Is not unlike that Of Hon. James
N. Ashly. The Represen.ssiye in -Congraaa
from Toledo, Ohio. A, more genial, anil
mated, and benevolent face have never
studied. You sss At ! glance that shs il a
thoroughly eunsoiensiouss salesman, that
Ill bis opinions are convictions. to bs main
tanned against every odds aud Il any Gao
rinee. In my long and .grssabl, interview
with Mr. Bright l. found him completely
''posted" IN American Affairs. He wase o
familiar with the ssussmsn and soldiers
who figured before and during the rebellion
and with the detAils Of political parties, ID
the United States, ~ II he know he drst.
personally, sad had assisted in the dirvct
management Of the second. AN bic q0es-
tons, were as.onish,nsly intelligent and 90
eurate, proving equally HE intente tnteres.
in oar Affairs. and the care with which h~
had studisd the actors In 'the drama Of the
war. Indeed, Mr.. Bright'dsservss The title
Of tho champion Of, American liberty in the
British Parliament. There never ;Aax been
. moment when he has doubted Or sturuea
buck in The SUPP Or, Of genuine Republican
principles. His anxiety for the success Of
the graf Radical party Of America WAS
well calculated to excite my gratitude.-
Proud ana full. Of praise Of ths.mauner IN
which the Thirty Ninth and & ortie,A Con-
gress had completed the work Of recon.
atraetien, 'hs il extremely sol,eisous that no
mistake may endapger our s,siunph' at the
coming Presidential elee.isn, and thasnoth.. :
ting will hinder wise and .csatinu6d al.
ninistration Of tho national Government
by tho men who saved it from ruin. -. :
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-07-04

% The :! Mount 1t Pleasant Pc Qo..) Jo.r--.
nal tells, 90 90 god authority, about =.
child being ky killed 4 BY st., 1t s.ys I.
!. mother living oe ~, that ei'y hid aid her
babe in th e cradle 4, 70 lisp nd passing
out 81; Of the !, room 7 returned il about J!
thirty minutes i'm and found the e.: child !
dead; As she entered the room 4 al
j.np Pc Of the cradle, which bad No.
ed tho child''s breath, causing its death.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-07-04

Tns New York Sxn proposes Ben. Wade
for President. and General Longstree& for
Vice-President. ..>,,-l-,, 9
The Democrats around Warrington have
learned way by which it makes very lit:
tie difference who is President, 90: they e
cure tho Vice-President. Should the above
ticket DO elected, Gen. Longstreet would
soon ooeu4 the chair now filed by the
sympathizing Al. IT,: 49,.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-07-04

We have = faint rumor that there may
vet be peace in the Indian country. God
grant it Under all the circumstances. an
Indian war will be disgrace 10 our civil
ration We trust = great deal to Gen.
Tribune.
That is more than the people would
care to trust to the 'seeood sense ot
the Tribune. U,. J.. t.'r..; ~
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-07-04

h.. H., The 1+tts~e's special rays the Re:
publican members now ID WashinnRtoo,nl'
agree that the bill supplemental to the
. Reconstruction acts ought to be passed
to clearly define the powers Of .he Mill:
-tarys commanders. *: ii! :.,,s'j go
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-07-04

~ is gr.tifyios 70 know that ths
TODD g crisis y Il h.s passed in the South.
Tue ory Of distress = y tn y receatly came
Up f from nearly 81 tho Southern State,
i. nov ~ .lley yi' b. the gathering: Of
the early. crops. -,+,.n -, :,.,rl. ~.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-07-04
- .?.:... II. r. NOEL, ~ -
SURVEYOR AND CIVIL, EneiaEEa,
:',.>J ST. CLOUD, MIMI is.

Also. Dealer IN Real Estate; viii give
strict attention TO locating pine and other
lands, ." - j * M <1s7;& :: -:
PAYING TAXES FOR NoN.REsIpFNTs.
Selling property On commission. &c., &c..
and Is prepared to give informant n: ~ to
tho character Of Government land through
out the northwestern part Of the State %
parties DESTROYS Of locating. 81. ;->.....s
. Once on Washington avenue, opposite
the q. s. Land Office. -" v9n48
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-07-04

: years ago, George c. Cor
ham, the Republican seasdid.te for Gov.
e'nor Of California VA new. carrier
Y" New London c., getting hi. school.
ing and p.yi.ss his Wy y His own, e.
e1''o Ota fsHf #2t$.,'st4a3 a;EstEw tss37 81
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-07-04

:. David Clum, Of Sank Like, New
York, assigned Ill Of hi prr,o',perty's 10 hi.>
viz" some months .go. 'Rseestly be
wanted to: s'.ote;edip!yt and :p 'e'.. j.
again, on his own account, ut'shs PIT
DER Of bis, joys refused; xher.tor. /,
went to his barn md hanged himself:
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-07-04

Q1lN0 aow in receipt Of my Fall and
ID Winter Stock, which has bsen 'sslected'
WITH oass, purchased a. close figures and
With roferenee TO the iucrvastnK wants of
this section. would most respectfully in
vtts spurehase,p to cslt aid examine my
assortment. .&ts.tr s:s5ss.<5 ~ 80 -
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-07-04

:. Hogiesy and zGleves, ,Ladtss' Ast,ns
ve'ts .ad Drawers. Wool Hseds, Nubi.s,
= seaast Ribssas' Rpshss and F'swsrs.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-07-04

RsI!J II :I7I.I-'T ~ 49,! - n 1E|E-3-
!; Business aad Over Cests,. Psats, Vests,
UadeesAlfts sad Drawers, Gray aad Faaey
Wsel sOvsfsAiees, ;Jaekstsi bsek lfitss,
s'svee, Gaauntlsts, g.: *.4v>t .4,r .75}st
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-07-04

= -! :'!7!.4 :EH ! q !'ll1'!T II EETI
Ladies Cloths. Fur Victorines and Cspes,
Aissss Ermias Vieterines and Talmas.. - p
T. ses.*l'77
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-07-04

y s.xe,y, Fur ai.d cl.thi H.,;, SCI; M.
sris, PtssA:aad Cis&A CsPs, 10: a-'' '&9'
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-07-04
Groceries. sc. :

: All Of With ~ill DO disposed Of at tho
very levest market rates 101 CASH.
v6al&tf ''' J. r. BENNETT.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-07-04

!; creekesy. Glassware. Lamps, Mirrors,
&e.-s 'srJ large assortment --.,>..
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-07-04

Truaks, aatshsis, Baskets; 10. ~
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-07-04
; In Dress Goods. = :.

:: I hsv, = an. line. consisting Of French
Asriaess, ,rraps du Chenes and. Ampres,
Popains. Pls,d, Stripsd and Br6caded, Mo-
hairs, friate1 and AL Wool Dslaines, &c.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-07-04

NEW; AOVERTzSEvEwrss.!:
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-07-04

sAUk, VALLEY H..
DRUG STORE!
:, .::~a :-,-> :r
Sank Centre, stearns CO.,
T. 1dinnesota,-
: s<>' 49, ,...1s .:%4un:+ 7 ; -
J. E. FINCH,
D1A1sn II
Pure Drugs L Medicines,
PAINTS, ~
OILS AND VARNISHES,
.:.,. WHITE lid + 0OLO~
Linsesd, Lard, Nsatsfoet, Carbon, s.d
Machine
j - IT. F'"3 81: ! .. '.%''s .','..
|. . 49,. I'L +: s.: -.
:. - : .. h~t..s. -, :-:;1..,5,. !.i.
Glassware, Window Glass. and Putty I;
Brushes Of oil kinds, and Paintsls'
~ $50 stock generally.
*1':': ..7*.'ra,' !. a.. .~.i: ~: =. =. ~.
% .3 DYE sTUFrs, 81
p. J::a'1itN 1'EAf+sj II - 3},;'. e g..
PURE WINES AMP AN R' ia! j! T.. ,
4aSi. $50, FINE sjLD WHlSKiEo. -.
+ III, 'i.:~ =: Fer medicinal pu1pesss,
"A complete as,eztnsnt Of. ..,..5.: i .>,,
- = .'as,s ,4..@vt. :: ~ @s:~ : IT.: -:
PATENT MEDICINES!
-, ~ Is III 81. ~ ~ "a III fEi&
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1867-10-12

vait - sissalsr Tsngsy PsIso honnsts sssmisr qat
n'svsit pris aaoone psrt Aux bruysnts p, fsirs da
pardon. nj 10 rixs, leor deplorsbls ..puS<qusoos
CYtsit IN digSs homme, IN bon lsboursur ct On ex-
cellent chretisn que 10 psuvrs Tanguy Pelec Aprss
lss vsprss II ttst rsatsS On son logis dSiabt6 svsc
- femme Yvouns Gujlou, OF 80 snfants dtja nom.
breux. mails trop jeunes encore pour laider stile.
ment. Chss suI, on ne nousit lee dsux bouts qua
grandpeine quand lee r6coltss ttsient bonnss.-et
10 recote await ~ mauvsiss-st 10 proprttaire du
fonds vieillard in6rme st malaist lui.mlmes StAit
rsndu sxigssut par 80 proprss besoins. s aadsGgj
% --Disu nous soit On aide disait Tan9uy %
femme, rtsignts CONNIE lui a fssdsss de 10 plus
miserable existenos lss snfsnts grandiront, nous
vsrrons dee jours meillesrs. Ah si ljsvais ssus.
ment de quoi pour ddfrichsr IL lauds bssse h.. Ca
viendrs quand Jean, Norris OF Roman sefont dAgsl
Ysonns ssssysis de- sourire ct soupirsit. On soa.
gesst que lee trois petits ferse svaisnt dtA dsux
sours qui No pouvsient tarder d'svof une nouvslls
sour on IN uouvsau frSre. Els n'oubliait pourtant
nj ltvsngs do 10 multiplication dss paos, nj esIui
dss oiseaax qsi nensenssoent point Of des lis qui
cans 6lsr oa tisser, sont plus magn6ausnsst v1tus
que Salomon dams touts - giors sm zl t
"A ID voloatI d Disu disaitells z@1#aa
Tsnguy Pellsc sas lsnteroe 4 10 main, sen sllsit
accoupsgst daps pstits troaps d ga. toat 10 long
dee haiss on dee tslusg On rslsva succsssivemens
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1867-10-12

E ,Le nom do Cya18sIa-Msvt ~ signiRe done d~nue.
NEST que ses oups dc fussent dos pirdss oo des
bssdits loin Do d. Cttaisnt pour h pupsrt de brs-
vss ct vsiants gasSoas, psssionnSs pour lee grsa.
de- aventures faissat aucun cas do ID vie aussi
genfeHY que des princes, st dc plus en- nsjeure
psrtie Bretoss. tout CONNIE les hotes don't ils do.
vaisat tSoubler 10 ftte. aasga a.aa aaa aaH .ra
DSbrsillts. tspsgeurs, tenant - dSdommsger, On
terre fesme. des slvtritSs de Il discipline do bord
ils prttesdissut fars II loi "a bal, sur ID erane
plecs dc l6gse es dams tous lee oabarets des allen
tosrs b rsvanchs, les psyssns du cantor, gems ON.
brsgeu1, tetus st passsblement bataeurs n'Stsieut
pss dhoasss, sprss boirs, supporter eers allures
do couquSrsnts. -'e.57"s al - tssEH 1ft aaE staF
Tant qss b ftts await 80 purement rsigieose. PEN
dsst lee ooss q ID grandc procession s corpsires
Sttaisst parfaitement comportSs mieux encore, ils
avsissk dee desx mains, jetl leur srgent Aux iuo-
brsbles mendisnts qui bordaient ID routs In d6pit
dee efforts do ciergi qoi daAs 10 voisinage dee rrsn
De- vilse est mpuisssut prSvsnir lee describes e
pardon devint bent6t profane ct bschious. Lee vio
Ions, bombardes q binoos donnerent ie signal dee
dances tous lee cabarsts souvrirsnt triples bet
tAsts es oorsares. riches de- ssrs parts de prises,
payeesst des ID population rur,e
snchsntts de lsors lsrgessss Toot oommsnes siusi
psar u uieux Nss d. cue leo ssts du yin et sor.
Sout du usodit m arssaN lssodsvs) sussut Soaauf
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1867-10-12

naturellement soldat Tel est son cou-
rage inne quill ma pas plus do merits
1 etre brave qu'un cheval 4 etre fort
ct un chien de- chasse 4 etre agils.
L'homme du Nord est lourd, lent 81
paci6que. II lui faudra des aun6ss
pour apprendre 1 combsttre, ii jamais
lily parvieut. Le soldat du Sud est
prompt, ardent. intrepide. Nous ba.
laierons tout devaut nous
NY aurait.il pas moyen d'evitss
ID lutte ? La garrison du fort no psut.
ellie etre affsmee On ma dit Gull no
lui etait plus permis do s'spprovisiou.
nsr / Charleston &!
Pour ma part. jc cousentirais /
diferer les operations. 81 Audsrsoo
voulait me faire connaitrs le jour Oh 10
manque de provisions le forcerait 1 y
rendre. pourvu quo 90 jour no flt pas
eloigne.
-Je suis sor quill 10 voudrait. C'ese
IN homms do cnur. Js mo charesrais
dune mission On % sens. J'appartisns
moi.m6me al Sud. msis js suis sbso.
lument oppos6 au reglsmsut Dc IL
question par les armes.
-Ceoi nest pas de- mon departs.
ment. Demandes l'autorisation / Mont.
gomsry on ~ gouverneur Pickens.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1867-10-12

IL pARRAtN Er tE FtttEt)t
.Dnaat Rovv1aaa uA11u1uu .ra.
.a'a PAR g. DE LA LANDELLE


. Il ats psrolesials % psrdsa. qui' - oaAbrs le
jour do PAscensioo 0oossaou, gros bosrR stu< I
Ass1 hssss Do Bssst, ssr ls roste d Ssint PoIde
L6cs, - teenisA par one rixs mtnorsbls, PsnsSe
q b oorsaire Mart ttsit u rSpsrssioa dass
y port 0ascha1A.i Ia FBa5 ab 80. Is -
L. non d nssvais goat que postait % brick ID.
partsnt % geare afectionnS par lss gutrillas mari
tines, combeteants volcaeaires, svsnturiers, dibus
tiers. cossairss partisans auxaies acceptSs jasqu7
Stvrsssns dee lsterss d marque, les autofisant /
eoarir eos aux Dsvires snnenis Du reste u vais
ssss d tgss angisss To- Wayypa (CyodIsl u Gse,rel
Ssc .sstsse . gsssss lssSsis h Dfssxssies rEafey
-! LaafS, etc, - cont pa mieax bsptsts oue
le tger blsment dc course don't lIquipags On masse
- Sssedse = part - bssyasts plaisrs do Par
oos. .L~-ieE47 tsa crsHsu