davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-01
OFFIcE OF CAPTAIN oE. POLICE,
7 st,.s CHARLESTON. s, G., April IL. 1867.
TUE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE. II PUBEBHED
L for the benefit of all whom 1t may CONCERN.

Il for the benefit OF all whom it may concern.
4 s5,. sf5:s:. d Captain of Ponce
Be It Ordained That frorn and after the first ay Of
Sp e
ton, sho post and keep posted up tn conspt-
conspicuous Sign Board Pate containing his or her
given name and surname, and, in o6 partnership
and every person 50 oandng. or making deasrst neren
ahan forfeit and to the City penalty d. fifty dollars
thereto su1n Of any dollars for eso a.,d every
month during which the provisions OF this :Ornance
That nothing herein contained aha apply to tie specan
partners ofa limited partnership. ~
RatiAed December . 1851 s;T5'5s :gl4lS;! !30sa 4
Extract from Ordnance Ratifed Nooeaher GOA 1905
to obstuct foot passengers; and no ssgnboard
shall be erected otherwise than stea feet o the sur-
ander W peaity of twenty Doa1a for each and evary
day. while any such awning board hxet
ed osherwase than as hessin directed ahan so rena
SEQ g. No person or persons whoacaver shal for tina
paee s1s sr So psaosd Gssss ss
goods commodities, other articles whatsoever any
any street, sas ass. Or public S:asa g
fsotpavemsnt within ths. City. under penalty of
esss and every night % % day IS the ssso b.
which any oisenee is eou11tted Provided how
besose ther stores such goods commodities IS .hey
sa Ct public puco. but not 10 take more room than
dis,anssaf siI sest beyona tie aane. AD4 -
sHo g No peraen or r..eons whoaoever. shah suffer
any aso wood GOALS goods. vnrss 1archa1saise car
EdcGe9 Of nydescpon, other matter thing
to him. her, OK them belonging eooEgnsd. TO lay
sand npr longer space than bur ho.ns IN any
hne alley, public thmoughfare within tho City, u1-
der penalty OF Two Doilora With COSTS for every hour
that such a-cle or ahan 90 lay stand bo-
yend the above mentloned time ezopa0 materials r
building. IN regard TO- which the following reul1tions
ahan be ohsereed, When any person OF perscns
.HhaH erect or repair any house other huflding,
upon my street, lane, alley. or. open court
within the: CITY,: hesa ehes or they shan Hsaks
spphcaden for the nRa Off, much OF the street
or public why as ahnn not exceed; the front OF the
lot ON which such building TO be erected e1tsnd
more than sx fest into the aeet which space ouch
son persons nhan forthwith enclose ~ath sufficient
fence aeast high In order 70 depot within the
the requisite ateials for building and repairing;
ad such together with the remaining material
Or they aheH remove a. an tho WORK DO ntaEed
or wheneguH the Mayor aan require H. pain Of
fdhng Two Dosrs foravery hour fence such
materials shan aserwaEd remain nuEe1oved; end on
pain, also, Of having the removed ut h3e Ear
sheF expense, by the City authorities = .5is =
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-01
CONVINCING.

Uaaoa' oswEoo Couxzr, July 1855
sesa4sHes ;-I.s have been severely aaafessa .uish
paayais of stomach even sivan up b aayar.l
eminent Rhysctans have tiled several reneites of :
tonic and ssinulating nst1e bu. o5Sa =.
sult Some three or 3onr months $50 vsa 5nrsd =,
1yyoM sIoa1AcA HrrTERs and sbousseysn
or eight bottles with decided beriat Efy heai a
eisssy improved $ aaa oonatas ysuz lraERs do
pn g esssaeus s remedy 81 ther kind Il the naarae
tsed e directed thas pin proy d
remedy to those afflicted with dyspsps % 5oshar dss
easez 4se'!tt g HE nature. yours,
4: ~ z - s Y LYMAN NUbaf =
49, t1-y 'tt ~
HASTINGS, DAKoTk Co, MI1H Ax,rrat 1893
ssHst1s q SMITH, Pfttsbrr1 I'd:
= sold your! BTpTERS aye: ss,,nc
SasY We5e nfoHSnS ont md ther1 f1a 7,est
e.ItH4 gne many befofe the= .Fhoee hnUiI4 s
,sss me az nss heen imposed spirta are tas
!tt'SG tlteIn
4 As-s... and trrly yours
=!
,ColoH. s1 JosEpH Co.. Af1c1z JHIy an 1852
Aaeaszn HosEETTER & su1TE - s>.s 80
s fsssese. 81 eonsdar yor BTFTERs soynrai 81
natla Ior shousand ala 2cuxs truly
q D. q 13EYtCfffse
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-01
MARsDEN's PEcroaA1 BALM Tor Coughs, Colds,
InHuenza J. 4. t;sy5 ,,t,. y
.5sti- X DOwIE & NOISE, Agents. II
GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO., Agents.

l-.-..-. .4-.sE H. H. l. -.= 54.Sest
you want cheap Blank Books; 1:
.e-K yon want scheap Stationery, Envelopes, Fa-
per, DC. or, M11IEns' Almanac;
4. Il you want Printing executed neatly; 4:
4 you want Booksbound in any style, or Acco, mt
Books made to ordsr, with any desired pattarn Of
ruling, go TO- Hiram HARRB, No. So Broad sire ct.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-01
TAvERN-KEEPERs,noTIcE.

e. TAVERN-KEEPERS,N -w
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL.
2,t .4..g-. .s-.g, '5s5s5 March !, 1857. I.
4 IL TAvERE-KEEPERs. AND PERSONS FETAL
~ ING spirtuous liquors, within the city limits, who
have not executed their bonds proper
cards to show that they have license to se viii be
inst. - - -
Those who hive cards hereby notified to have the
same placed in conspicuous place in the window An
ng 10 observe this notice viii also be reported nfter
the aforementioned time. ". q. HdCTH n
March = t4ig Clerk Of Council.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-01
BUSINESS NOTICES. 81:
n. Aueston salea Tina nav. 4lit

Auction Sales This Day. - X
&W KNOX Svinaen this day, at 10Y O'Clock a. t,atr
suction salssfooma Mo- tss Meeting street. oppos1
Pavilion Hotel furniture Of Amiy declining house
keeping. 9s5' ';4 gS N III
r. AP. oALpwE1I win sell this day, aA IL O'Clock
at wzrehouse. No ss Queen street 2ss sacks wite cor
~ Aav.-.Asaa eso,.o,
nt isi ; hDns NJ Is aaasf ssTe9a eppo,a 3
Postofa dry goods, nsg furniture &C. +
b n. MARaHALI. " B. Bnoa VIII sel this day. st ~
O'clock. At No. ss Bread ntreet IN assortuent of
,i ~ 81
5rgJ. " j.
ft.. S;2 rss .i2l = r. n.
Are Synonymous with Health starpth snd Cioos-
The secret VIE be revealed by investing in be ia >,
PANKNRs's HEPAuC BITTERs: For sale nv. 3,
DNtogsass. " sa. = - Il ' s:5. {. ST W
Z. isla;S---O III Fr
THE TIME TO ADVERTISE In TaIsr 4;
-, s,;S;13Sz CQUNTR "a
The Daily SouA Gdroinioa at Columbia IA now oer+;
70 every IN the State Being the ofaoel rrer
Of the STATE It win bt found at the Irupant time aer
valuable 10 merchants others osiri - nysn
thenselves Of . very barge circulation. 81
!$sss5.I .asS$E.s nv ssr a * Ezss
TIE PHGf1x has . large circulation thronohor ~
middle and upper Districts of the stata
res as reasonabe as the sangancy Of thn 1nosv rar
ket Will warrant Merchants and others 1ish;no - sa
the columns Of the paper VIII address III -:
::# ID z5t.... JULIAN "A. HELBE Proprfetnr ~
February Is so Columbia; q. q,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-01

The Civil Docket win therefore be called this
morning, and o general attendance Of the Bar ia
requested to assist the Judge in the deposition Of
causes. 80 ~ 4. IN. : gs.I..t5 a
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-01
AUGTiGM SALES,

Boots, Shoes, Gelezs Batnnerals, dc.
THIS MORNING. tho lst May. at 10 O'Clock. in our
10 ssals1;so0 No l.2 Meeting street We wiz Ell
Boot, Shoes, GaitcYs Balmocns Oxford Ties, E=.so:
and Misses' Slippers, Chldrens Ancle Tics, &C.. &c.
An freeh and scasonanlc goods Mny
Ya MCKAY & CAMPBELL,
Cash Auction House. "
NO. .n 90 n Hmss1 Street. Opposite Postomce.
WM SOL THIS DAY. commencing ut 10 O'Clock,
JEANS Cottoradcs Linens LonrcIosh Coiiass Penciis
Trur!s, Shoe Boxes, &C. ~-.>'
= SETS COTTAGE FUKNiTuRE do7 a,,o,+sa
Bedsteads. doS. Oak Davis Cane Scat Chairs - do
Rosewood Chairs, = doz: Cane Seat Rockers = doz
Seat Chairs, Tables, Desks Oce Stools Stoves once
stoves &C.. &C.
Conditions cash. May1
Uader,criters sale Of Bacon, Naus, Candies, Sc
9a'sH 81 XAiMHHeE MEAtT F'eay GSb1x zcps e G. S. de-
Ess. 9ey, one door south Of Accommodation Wharf
70 e:Raps. f2nas' BACON SHOULDERS
g 5aas; so1es Clear Sides
herces Bacon Strips
Lot Of Hams
145 boxes Candles
112 kegs Nails "..
81 broken kegs Nails
lots OF Nails.
case SeXars ,4......... ...'
o bbls. Whiskey ,a.
eighth casks Dom :stic Brandy.
20 boxes Ground Coffee ..
boxes Ground Cloves M.... u. 49,. ...#.
Scale and some Ofco Furniture ".". . =.
Conditions cosh M. NAV
Furniture Of a Family declining Housekeeping at
auction al No. 10 Wafer street near the BdNery.
.,s BY SMITH & McGILLIVRAY,@
a Wnt1 1OscI
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-01

MxErma OF CouNon.-There was sspecialmeet-
ing OF City Council last night. The bnsinsss, we
learns was ofa4 90 nomic character, but tor pru-
Dental reasons the session was held with closed
doors. lM.,.- ~
#.I. ~. ~
LAST N1oH1 or THE FA1R.-IThe Fair for the
benefit Of st. Marks Church win positively be
closed on Thursday evening, May 2. .Peesons in
terested in rafaes &C., will please take notice. i.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-01

Furniture Of a Family declining Housekeepsng at
auction al No. 10 Water. street. near the BdHeru
,. BY SMITH & McGILLIVRAY,s
VIII be sold, on TOMORROW, ut II O'Clock, #a
REDSTEADS, BEDDING. Bureaus, Wardrobes, Tabl4s;s
Chairs Splendid Large Cooking Stove and Utensils c
60. at No. 10 Water street. noar the Battery.
Mayl a.U *! 3SSl
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-01

were azYaigned on Monday, and Major Iarrry9s sha.
partt1es OF Cannon plead guilty to he charge.
Cannon was dafended By B. W. snznoun, Esq: G1
Theeyidencs proved that Larry had secreted
himself II the store oH Mr.H. W. AHssp in Nas
sau "A. had fssirsd,
the -idodr to ~ nfederates. Cannon and Larry
after loading themselves with the contents oY the
store carried their piunder to ,a5neishborings
house, sWhare i was concealed. This evidence was
very ctear q 70 Ca1non.s guilt, and although aSly
defended, the Jury returned verdict of Gr;ilty
Of Grand
The csse consumed nearly the whole morning;
and as the witnesses the other cases Wers'aos
ready the djourned to 40 a. III,
UafrzD s1Aras craourr Couar moten ~ y
9. HsanaoEson, W .1zEn b lsrrs Esa.,, os
Yorkyille s.. o. Wns admitted topruotice in tha
United States Uourtaof South Carol W. W. ss
Tho District Attorney ahanded an indictment s6
tho Grand 1uty5 in tbs scAse OF Unitoa etstas ~
EDWARD "A. PowIra, for purchasing arms and
clothing fnom United Etatas sol ders, With yiar,
Of aiding Them to DESERT The judas dal livsss.a Il
brief charge, explanatory Of ths slime and thg
Act Of Gans1ess PASSED to rasGh 1t. The Gtatif
jury. .se sasnrned and troash shss III u Tria
His Hoaac .naYAa then thsnked. the JuryEtlfr'
the taithfn discharge OF their i1ties, ana tooE
this occaaon to naaks some tnanf retnarE On:
trials Jury general, and g.eas3 3aasronsi.
bilitH this insu ion pn fae5 Who;
are called Aon serve he ssSa isst that Sapactttyss
He then discharged shs Grand Jrs Z NJ
Upon motion Of the District Attorney ths 4risl
Of W1Ison e. PnvrHEo vxs continued tili Thiur,z.
day week, BY consent. The cavfl busirsss before
tho CONT being very heavy fas DsatSict Attorney
has consented % a transit $o4 Tia sfagaatnina
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-01
lLLIS= g. HISO
FAGftsSaSS MERCHANTS IS,

SsETI:P.PssI m CA GENTS.
-XHyIrL ATTHaD no THE pDR0nAaE. sA1RgAsn
aHbfME1IT, fto Foreign and Domestic Rorts0 o.
OOTToM R1GE. LU66H HER AND NAVAL STORIES: 1t:'SSi.
III jS:ATslAHT4C HRHh KNs sEha4ssstoia.f !. d. &:
y, .S x.i, ~
~ B. UHISOLIf
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-01
TAX NOrTrCE.a

.s:-, ,l :,i4i.4 TAX N0TICE.a.ri E15a7
1ElHE COLLECTORS BOOKS Will BE OPEN AT
the sheriFs Office Charleston, the First t1st) OF
Mny. to collect the TAXES OF the Parishes OF Christ
Church, St Thomas and St. Dennis, upd continue open
z ~ l'!'.s r ff-ls's:: W. D. RIVERS,
April 80 's* Tux Collector
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-01

Treaths OF flowers, and around which they danced
IN rings the whole day. The Puritans- those most
respectable people who could mot endure such FL
'Voiites caused tho May poles to be uprooted, and
tnough the Restoration saw them ali repIsced. The
gradual change Of manners affected she Mav paIe
and it again vanished. = r. IS g - ~
The custom OF having May Queen is relic Of
the heathen celebration Of the day and the flower
crowned maid appears as living Representatives Of
the Goddess Flora, whom tho; 1Ronasns wnr-. oa
shipped on this day. In the country there y IN a
lingering propeRMty among tho youne of the "a
male sex to go out stan early hour and wssh their
faces aifh dew; this was considered = vsnderfnl
cosmeHc, and WAS renowned for It's efficacy IL "a.
moving sunburn and heckles. Il. 81, II 8
In'tha present age tho observances Of Msy Dav
nrs 70 the enssh hroniza.iau ofa May oueen;
whois greeted With suitable addresses by har iisee
subjects. The coronation takes place in st1ne
large building in city or ats some. grove in the
rural districts,, where dancing and music. .xdd to
4he enjoyment Of the OCCASION il
onr rnsdfeval 1ofe&athers seem to hsye cherish
ed deep admiration Cor naszss, and the ncnth Of
May, is celebrated in the earliest attempts at Eng
fah lyric poetry. May wae sonsidsFed by some
the season that was to last forever In heaven, and
OHAuoER, who embos1ies in his writings the poetry
OF that age, fequently aings5 tbs praises Of May.
Many proverbs were in vogue among the farmers.
regarding this month sotne of pre Known Il
the present day, Tis month has eeasdera1ly been
considered the fairess and brightsst in the calen-
Gar, but singular idsa prevailed Ill anciens sitnes
that it was an unluoly month II which to Be nnar.
sied: The approach OF May Is thus beautifuryae-
sa1dbed by Spensar.
ss sssss,s ma 81 e,pura
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-01

t5 TAT NOTICE. - ~
T Will ATTEND AT TEE FOLLOWING TINES AND
u PLACES to RECEIVE TAXES for the Parish Of St
Johns Berkeley; Wis: At Ce,aua Pond A<onday 18th
May at Cherry Grove on Tuesdhy 18th Mays at Biggin
Church Thursday, 10th May; at Strawberry Friday.
17th Ma; as Black Oak Saturday 18th May. and at
FulEs Old Field on Mondny, 10th May, at which, time
my books Will be closed -4,a &, JOHN NJ PARKER r
y - ,oss-:. 7. G.. St. Johns -fkeley.
oface hours crnm 10 A. ID. TO 9 p M.
" April 80 z.ists.S.z..t q 81 .'s.tln
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-01

: B hZ0REKAT,Ix h. h
1 !. stos Y ,sasd = I;
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-07-17
Ole gaets Gnruer.
&1MAY NOT LOVE you.

I may not love you, but within my heart,
When night and darkness ses my spirit free'
And sit musing from the world apart
: THERE'S . low, deep voice that tells Of thee.
That .voice:is sweet and mournfal as the tone
OF far-oH music heard in sleep;
Or the wild cadence of spirit lone 9
Ger the hushed waters of the midnight deep
/ may not love you, but thy blessed look
Forever haunts my soul when thou art far;
It.glances upward from each moonlit brook.
And, downward from each bright and holy star.
Iesimaged in each flower that liftsfits eye,
At.morn to greet the sunshine and the dew,
And in each fairy cloud that wanders ty,
Floating in beauty over the mountain blue.
may mot love you, but thy gentle words
Can stir within my soul its fount of tears
And wake the echo of my hearts deep chores,
bike.some sweet melody Of early years.
may not love you, bu. thy image seems
"a loving radiance to my spirit given;
For, oh. picture thee in all my dreams
Of bliss on: earth and -blessedness in heaven.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-07-17

handle the plow, the hoe: the spade, the
axe, the sledge, the hammer, the plane,
the saw, the adze, &C., &C., as you did
handle the sword, the carbine, the rife,s
the musket, the cartridge. Let others
saw or do as they will, but let us. go to
work. and make our own, our sunny South
more than she eyer was. We have the:
talent. the energy, enterprise, the indus
try and zeal, Tor any work,-onl let not
ease and luxury and display draw you
from the work. Those of us who were
born to gloves and broadc!oth, can, Win
out detracting from any worth we may.
have had, lay them aside, and II tor .. ?,
blistered hand and a sunburnt3 face, they
will be only tie 'shibboleth'' that VIII
pass us on to higher station. Leave all
unkindness and harsh expressions OF IL
dividuals, to those who lacked spirit to-
act. Be courteous and civil. even-to those
who were our enemies, and let industry
and perseverance, with good morals, be
your Jewels. You have made too exalted
a record on the page OF time, to have it
blotted out by inaction and querulous
complaints. Be men, and leave politics
and mcddling in General Government
affairs to those who could not meet the
foe on the bloody field, and. great will be
your reward.n NEW P.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-07-17

saved your child than l-bave. When l
went from my house was full of wrath
and madness, and curses were upon my
lips and in my heart, and l should have
sought such revenge as the wild beast
seeks. Is it not better that found your
little Andy in the food? And is. it not
better that my great strength was used
in saving his life? Iforgive you fromthe
bottom Of my heart. And now say it's
alright"
And so was cemented friendship holy
and lasting.
Seemingly slight perturbations in the
current of a mans life sometimes work
marvellous changes for good or i'll.
"Abby," said Jack Sprout-it was late
in the evening, and they had been sitting
for some time without speaking, be-
lieve am converted.
"Jack v'
eyes, Abby, am converted. Saul of
Tarsus, that you read to Freddy about
last Sunday, was not moro suddenly
brought to lighs than have been. Real
ly and truly there is more virtue in kind
ness than in enmity; it blesses everything
and everybod Ho who bestows it is as
much blessed as he who receives it,
And then the wife, with her arm placed
around her husbands neck, gently, kind
ly said:
"Dear Jack, wouldn't we both bo hap
pier it we would try to live by the bless
ed rules laid down by our Saviour? Oh,
I know that they were given by one who
sought our highest good, and | think we
should find much. joy in: trying to square
our lives by the. golden rule"
And Jack, with kiss, made answer: {:
"My darling, we will try"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-07-17
STEVENS HOUSE,
21, %, % and 81 Broadway, N. York,
OPPOSITE BOWLING GREEN,
On the E,sropean Plan.


On the European Plan.
THE STEVENS HOUSE is well and widely knowr
to the travelling public. The location is especially
suitable TO merchants and business men; 1t is I'M
close proximity to the business part the city; is
ON the highway of Southern and Western travel,
aud adjacent TO all the principal Railroad aud
Steamboat Depots..
The Stevens House has liberal accommodations
for over three hundred guests it is well furnished,
and possesses every modern improvement for the
comfort and entertainment of its inmates The
roc1as tre spacious and well ventilated provided
with gas AMI water; the attendance is prompt and
espcctul. and the table is generously provided
wrt every delcacy Of the season, at moderate
r:.tcs.
Ebc rooms having been refurnished and remod-:
ceti We are euabed offer extra facilities for the
comfort and pleasure of our guests.
GEO k CHASE \ CO., Proprietors.
June f9, lS67 ON
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-07-17

THE BLESSED ONES. Blessed are they
that are blind for they shall see no gohst.
Blessed are they that are deaf; for they
shall never lend mo-ey, or listen to any
tedious stories.
Blessed are they that are igrorant;
for they are happy in the thought that they
know everything.
Blessed is he that is ugly in form and
feature; for the gals shan't molest- him.
Blessed are they that expect nothing
for they shall not be disappointed
Blessed are they that don't advertise fol
they shall be rarely troubled with custom
ers.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-07-17
From he Southern Cultirotor.
Young Men of the South.

To those who stood by the Lost Cause
until 1.-The bitter enc" we would address
his article. Those who taltered and
fainted by the waysidc-who were "wea-
ry in we'll doing" from what cause soev-
er, are to be piticd. Many of them want-
ed in faith many were jealous OF the
favor, so ttr say, shown to others, became
recreunt to their high trust many lack
ed true courage. indomitable will, perse-
verance. ard the noblcr principles Of our
noble born Southern youth. Whether So
constituted by nature, or Il wrong bias
givelrby education, it is II" less true, they
talterrd and fell by the waysidc. and w'
pity them and their progeny.
But there are hosts of yc left. t'inl
stood up TO our Lost Cause until 'he YER,
end and whether with an "arrrEc&s sleeTcj
or but one leg to hobbIe IN through lite.
yet ye are mobiles, heroes, every ore, and
if you will but carry out your principles
through aIf the' lAattges ;snc fluctuations
of life, You will be certain ot receiving
yonr reward-if not in this, you will in
another and Il better worki.
Patient perseverance, Will give yoef AT
least the knowledge OF. Il conscientious
discharge of duty, worth all the silver
and gold, WITH tire mines Of Golconda"
added.
We have accepted the issne placed upon
lis bv force; we have been overcome by
numbers; we have acknowledged defeat.
Let us, one and all, old and young, stand
by our acceptance. and go steadfastly in
the hire OF ffury, as you alI' nave sh"~fi q
capacity to do-not Influenced by the
cold shoulder. or doubts or fears OF the
timiG. Each and all Of you had hlSh
hopes, and an occasional miSgIvlng OF
may be not so far AS, lllal. but sohctninS
like fear. we might fall yet yo" rsltA
ed net-yom tired not. You were 1rSt 10
The rcvcille. AID the last at the mourniui
Urge that put 10 rest the last hope OF I'D
rrtv an this continent.
We are no iuttercr-we speak simple
truth when we say, when History uIPs
hc,. nen in ink, and writes for unborn mil
lions to read, the young men who stood
sbouldpr to- slroulder until our Joe john
s,on yielded his sword and struck his
coIors. will be classed with the heroes of
and u new song will be
sung, el;lssing their names with 4" the
braSest of the brave" There was even
hope to some, when the great Root. b.
Lre yielded to superior force-never to
gemeralship or true bravery but
when Joe Johnson fell, hope were foIEA.
Your courage and steadfast adherence
to principle, proves beyond all question,
that you are capable Of building up. our
wall, battered down by a, bloody and
hired fnnatical soldiery. And we beseech
you. by all you hold sacred on earth orr
i, Heaven. that you now turn to the
pea. ~yocatons of life., and show to
the wo. s~you are as competent tol