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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-08-07

Nous lisons dams la Renaissance y I" Les
Abattoirs Publics," tel est lie tire dune brochure
complete dams faquelle lie Dr.. r. Delrieux traite 4
fond Ia grave question qui, depuis plusieurs mois,
est Fohjet de tant de d6bats. En- hommc competent
ct praticien erudit, rauteur expose savamment une
Tongue serie d~'arguments, qui, nul doute, agiront
avec p%uissance sur lie denouement de l'imbroglio
dams leqnel Sc debattent Ia SociGte dec Bouchers ct
Ia Compagnie des Abattoirs d'Alger,"
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src. 81. Be i,fat,h., enacted, etc, Tha.

Src. 81. Be 1t farther enacted, etc, That
any civil officers or o,her ressons who shall
assume or pretend I" act in any capacity as
officers Of election 10 receive Or count votes OF
TO do any other acts toward the holding or
conducting If elections in violation Of OF con-
,raty to the provisions Of this act shall DO
deemed guilty II a felony, aud upon conviction
thereof shall be punished by imprisonment in
the peni,cDtiary for a term no, 10 exceed three
yeats nor less than onr year, and by Z hne not
exceeding three hundred nor less then one
hundred dollars.
SEC. 3s, De il further cnac,el, etc, That
ii shall be The duly .f the commissioners to
receive the ballot. "f al! legal voters who shall
offer TO vote. deposit The same ia the ballot box
to be provided for that purpose and 10 keep
duplicate lists thereof. Immediately after
closing The polls they shall open the box ani
count the votes with open doors, and make
duplicate returns Of the number of votes polIed
tor each candidate, making mention Of the
name OF the candidate and the Office voted for;
they shall then deliver one Of The lists and one
ct The returns to the deputy sheriff. OF other
officer in attendance whose duty it shall be to
convey the same without delay TO the returning
officer or = Ulcers Of the parish, bnt if no ispn,y
sheriff or other officer be in attendance, such
returns shall be conveyed TO the returning
ottirer or officers OF the parish by one Of ,hs
commissioners Of election for that precinct to
be selected by those who have presided q, The
election.
SEC. 80. Be it further enacted, etc, Tia,
all laws and parts Of laws conflicting with
the provisions Of This act be and tho same
are hereby repealed, and tina, this &c, shall
take effect from and be in force on and after
lis passage.
Signed CHAS. w. LOWELL,
Speaker Of The Honse Of Representatives.
Signed OSCAR J. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Senate.
Approved October 10, 1868.
Signed II. e, WARMOTH,
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
a true COPY
GEO r. BovEE.
Secretary Of State.
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~e--- F-.- g.
sommun. c'est pr h co.'s REL qu'ils y eouehenl
Achequs minute. e~sclaves run de- 'autre q esclavee.
Iun ! Elaustrs. L,anonF alors. cette ffagilit6 pou,
5lheaaeIle II faut tant de precautions, devient IN
int0'erable sppplice. L.amour a besoin d'iiolatrie
~ le ymoyen ;dadorer ,une idole trop connue, trop
e%onstantc, trop peu nysterieuse?
hours, b'en plus logi4"e que l'hommc, avec une
dc1catesss quon ne saurait asses louer, fait
chamore q part. lis ont chacun ieur antre, leur lit
oe mousse, ieur solitude particuliere. lis ne de-
poe''sent point leur existence par les details quot.
o'sns du 'menage. L'ours ne dit jamais "toi" D
~ femme, except6 peut-etre 4 pheure intime on
lAme chante Ia romance dn printemps. QUAINT d sa
sfdelA6, les 'rotnanciess seuls ont pu Ia metre en-
douse. L'ouTs est totjours ldele, car il est toniours
sfa'. Et 81 Ton en- \ VII quelques TINS Sc marier en-
secondes noces, c'6tait assurcment pour adopter des
aoursons orphelins. Chose rare dams Ia soci6t6 civil.
llsee. Mais jamais, au grand jamaisS de l6ternit6,
"SeS''oos WI I'm ours souf1etcr sa compagnc ct hi
manquer de ~politcsse7 Et dependant il ma iamais
III les Qnatains de N. de Pybrac. Reinforcement.
L'onrs est done un malhenreux %calcmnie. me
victime de lenvie ct dc Ia m6chancete humane.
lie rehabiiter est une bonnie 9uvrc.
Button lui-mame le connaissait.il bien7 II ne
lavait jamais w QUEEN cage, lorsque la victime
protestant contre lie vol, lie rapt, resclavsge.
Fant'il en- outre juger ~lespecc par %quelques ours
c~ivilises,-dr6les qui danscnt aux foires, font des
gr''naces ct des gambades, mangent du s,,cre ct des
confturesl En- verit6, non. Ces ours.la sont des
d6tgenres. des ~deform6s, des saltimbanques. pres.
que des hommes. La solitude les a enlaiiis au
physique CONNIE al moral, d6class6s pour Ton.
probre ct spprivoises pour Ia llonte. Reconnaitraient-
is ct respecteraient-ils le,rs percs!
Ce nest done point 4 Tours civilise que nous
MONS adressons. .a
Nous lie decisions, nous lie l,aissons, nous le
CONNIE I'm roquet dc dame. Et pour
cause. E#a
La cause, la v0ici:
]. CENT?.
Tia suite al proclaim numeroJ
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@be Gouisianian,
saturday, August :, 1859.
State Of Louisiana.
PARISH OUR
Parish q u. James.
Essate Of tie late EYgese liichel.

The State and Court aforesaid
To the CREDITORS Of the above Succession
and to Ill parties herein concerned. I'D
asi Whereas Th&oduIe St. Pierre Administrator
of the above Estate, has filed in this Court his
final Account Of Administration of The Success.
sion, paying for the homologa,ion Of the same.
You are notified, and public notice is here.
By given "a. all and each Of ydu, TO show
rauss0 ia writing, within ten days from dale
hereof, in the Office Of the Clerk Of this Court,
Il the Court. House Of said Parish, why the
prayer Of said petitioner should no, be granted.
l~~l Witness, the Hon, R. BEAU
}L.S. ! VAIS, acting as Judge Of our said
Court, this 3Oth day Of July 1869.
5s4e N. 8. LANDRY, Cle,k.
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belonging TO p. c. Liv,an, to satisfy said

writ, To wit:
A certain tract Of LAND, situated in the
Parish of st. James, on The right bank II
the Mississippi river at abou, sixiy.eirh,
miles above The City of New Orleans
measuring about three quarters of an
arpent front on the river by I'll slny
a~rpe"ts IN depth, closing more or less in
the rear, bounded above by the property
Of The late Widow Laurent Donzicnx and
below ly iha, Of Mr.. Augns,e 1'rahan.
together with all the buildings and i'm.
provements thereon and ,herenn,o be.
longing, also a lot Of empty barrels and
a lot Of barrels poles.
TERMES OF SALE:
CASH OH the spot-in U. S legal currency.
$. THEREOF,
- Sheriff.
Parish of St. James, 9Th July, 1869.
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Surveying.

HEATING Surveyor and Girl Engineer,
and Professor at Jefferson College, Will have
an opportunity. during The Vacation of August
and September, Of attending 10 the practice
Of his profession.
Those in need OF his services may address
him at the College.
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Avis

A~A A vcndrc. pour cause de
Depart, une proprie,e dams les
%environs dn College Jefferson,
paroissc St.Jacques, rive gauche.
Cette propriltt mesure IN demi arpent de
face au Aenve sur 40 de profondeur, ct possible
me maison tres comfortable, une cuisine, un
four, pInsieUrs bdtisses ct touies les amfIiora
ti0rs n6cessaires a une residence.
A des conditions tres a%vantageuses.
S'adresser au bureau du Louisianais.
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j. x. eAuDET

hrRxAu: Paroisse Ss-Jaeques. rive d,oi,.. cinq mill. .
su-dessns de 10 MAison de Cour. ApgEssk: Csn.,el!,
T. o..
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(La suite an proclaim numero,
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- 81 Seute Of Loslstana.
FOURTH JUDICIAL. DISTRICT COURT
5s Parish of St. James.
e s.s, Y. L~apeyroAerie.
No. 2lt. aFasgs s.ga
a ss t55p p. G. Liuran.

BY virtue of An alias writ Of feri taeis, to
me directed by the Hon. tho Fourth Judicial
District Court IN and for the Parish of St.
James, ! have seized and will offer At public
sale and suction q ths Court House Of the
Parish efls.. James, on M 4. {
W1ONkSnAYuths lSks day Of AUGUST
aaa is 'sse, = ~ aIs.set,A.un ms
Abe herein alter deserioe Handed property.
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published BY AUTHORITY.
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A4gP3
PASSED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF THE
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
At the First Session of the First Legislature.
Begun and held in the City Of New Orleans,
JUNE 80, 1868.
ID
No. 1G4 AN ACT
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PFix Courant Dc Ia Nouvelle. Orloaas.
Or, ,s5t = t35a-Cosoa Ell 4 csc -Sucre, 10 /
lA4c--Melasse 30 I Soc. IL gal-Farins &c a.
ass 45A-MaIs 81 . q 05 lie toisseau-Forc.
9s5 I 30 e36-Graisse, 224c. I 10 Ia live
Bacon: 6pautss, 10 I is3 c..ta iivrs; ismtous
cores ~ suc'e, lst I 100. 10 livrs.-Ri7. s 4
.74c.2la hvrs.-Benrre,g 20 a44lc.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-11-18

ssa expired ltos sxhsasties. He hsd
bssu 10 tAs Wa(ss sbest thase huuss, and
wss naked and ehillsd. AbSst the same
time eas Of The two hen on The mast lsfl
h's perch, and succeeded 10 gaining the
deck, the only part os viioh remaining
above vetsr ~as . pestiou Of The port bow.
The other man was washed II aud
drowned The Captain finding IL din.
omit 70 maintain his position on tho mast,
made repeated but unavsilipg attempts
70 reach the vessel, bat did not succeed
antil two o'clock In the afternoon, when
the masts slswsd around, and the men
got rope 70 him, BY ths aid Of which
hs Wa drawn on board. Thirty hours
they paassd in this position without
anything further transpisiss Of special
interest. Will, ,.[ ?
On Wednesday ths gale hsa suaisisatly
moderated 70 enable The Captain TO visit
the cabin, which hs fospd entirely de-
naded ef everything. His vik ssd
children bad been swept awsy. snd the
erusl ~ had sobbsd them Of provision
~ veil. 'Pess days I'D sev passed, sad
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-11-18

The sun does not shine for few trees
or flowers. but for the wide worlds Joy.
The lonely pine on the mountain top
waves Ito sombre boughs and cries "Thou
art my SUM-" and the little meadow vic.
let liits Ito cup Of blue aud whispers with
its psffumed breath, "Thou s.t my sun. -
So God sets, e6ulgsnt in heaven, not for
. favored few, but for the universe Of life
and there 10 no creature 80 poor or low
that %sy not .sy, my Father thou art
Tn the season Ahsp nature is dsspoiled,
there II no lightest breese or breath oi
wind which 10 not strong enough to detach
the leaf from the tree which bore II. 30, In
the autumn Of The heart, every movement
deprlves us Of . joy or hope.
The second Paulus Emilius had two
sons /; the drst died three days before his
fathers triumph the second three days
after. Such Is the universal fate of man.
He dies before hs is happy. or has bu: y
few days iu which 10 BE- 50.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-11-18

"Pspa," ssid . bright-eyed girl ono
day, II believe mamma loves you better'n
she does mo-" Papa held no doubts on
tho subject, but concluded IL was best TO
deny the soft impeachment. she medi.
tated softly about Il for some time, evi.
IDENTIFY constituting her fathers silence "a
favorable to her side. "Wsl,," she said
At last, ~ s'pose It's oil right; you're
the biggest, aud it takes more to love
you" F.. ... ~. q,
II love and affection could BE- Won with
giNs end jewels, then indeed love would
have its price but it 10 not 90. Affec
tion springs from the heart only; no
gifts can produce II. A ehild's love 10
won more trulyby parents fond embrace
aud kiss than with glittsring toys.
There is nothing pu-sr than honesty ;
nothing sweeter than charity; nothing
warmer than love; nothing brighter than
virtue and nothing more steadfast than
faith. These united in one mind, form
the purest, the sweetest, the richest, the
brightest and most stsadfsst happiness
To reveal imprudsntly The spo. where
We are most sensitive and vulnerable, il
to invite blow. The deui.god A ohillcs
admitted no one to his confidence.
Low uccksd shir,s are pronounced tho
latest "style" for nice young men. Just
imagine sweet youth With his hair
parted in the middle, brass. headed csne
and low pecked shirt.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-11-18
Days without Nishts.

Nothtng strikes stranger more foroi
bly,, II be visits Sweden at tho season oi
the year whom the days are longest, than
the absence Of night. Dr. Baird relates
some interesting facts. He arrived ..
Stockholm from Gottenburg. four hun
dred miles distant, 10 the morning; 10
the afternoon vent TO see somc friends.
He returned about midnight, when Il was
- light % IL 10 IN England half 40 hour
before sunset. You could sac distinctly,
but oil vss quist in tha streets; IL seemed
~ though the inhahitants had gene away
or were desd.. The sun 10 juns gecs
down il Stookbolm . little bsfors ton
o'clock. There b Z kteat illsmiustion
oil siRht, - the asn passes around the
earth towards the sosth pole; and the
rsfraction Of il rays Il aush that you
can see % read at midnight without any
artificial light. The lsst uorpips Dr..
Baird awoks in 6seekholm he wss ear.
prised to go ths sun shining u bic room
He looked st his wstsh aud fousd 10 Wss
only three o'clock, The next tlus hs
awoke Il Vas 6ve o'clock, bat there we're
few psrsons 10 the streets. The Svsdes
10 the city are not very isdustrious.
There 10 mountain st the bead of the
Calf Of Bothnis, vhero on tbs 2lst Of
June the sus does not 70 down at oil.
The steamboat goss Up from 6toekholm
for the purpose Of eoavsyiss those Who
are curious 70 witaess TIE phssousna
II occurs only one night. The son
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-11-18

duSi0g that time not bite OF food or
drop Of water hsd passed The lips Of the
ssrvivon. With heavy hearts the poor
fellows resumed their plsses on tho rail.
All through The week ihs. I've men clssg
to the wrsck-sieht days without bread
OF water. They oil testify that daring
those terrible days they never thought Of
food, bot their burning thirst nearly drove
thsmi mad. Eight days without drop
Of watsri What . miracle Of suffering |
What hssoisa that can sufvivs " terri.
bls % ordeal It came to b, through
shis dreadful parshing thirst. neither Of
them could talk. Each tongue was swol
len and hung without the mouth. Whea
the nsmbsr touched the roof Of The
mouth IL glued there and scaled Of 10
large fakes. Such suffering % this no
pen can describe. On Sunday morning
ths 6rst sail came 10 sight, but too far Of
70 b attracted. But two hours later
another sail hove IN sight, about three
miles sf. but IL. too. passed on without
discovering the wssek.sl About. foHr
o'clock IN The .sltssaoon another vessel
appeared 10 sight about four miles of.
The sufferers hoislsd IN old blus coat o.
. sigaal Of dstrsss, which was happily
observed By The passing sAip. By dark
the Ellsworth, Captain Oxlsy, en- ,ossae
from China 70 London, Was within ono
hundred yards Of tbs. wreck. A: boat
vas lowered and sent alongsids. whom
Csptaiu Rouussville and bic oompanioas
we're found 90 weak aud helpless they
had 10 b assisted into the boat An.
other day, and they would have been be
yeud the ssach Of earthly assistance.
When taken of the wreck, two Of the
sailors we're stark naked, % they had
been during the entire week. The SON
had blistsfed them, - Il had the Cap.
tain and the others. All we're reduced to
the merest skeletons. Captain Rounss.
villo, who weighed before the week 100
pounds, had lost 80 pounds 10 his eight
days Of suffering. Taken on board the
Flatworth . teaspoonfal Of brandy was
administered to each one to start with,
but even this was too much for their
shattered systems, and soon oil sank into
aneonscisusnsss in which state they ~.
usincd for two days. On rusch,ng Lon
don the survivors were removed to tho
Sailors Home in We'll street. where they
met with every attention. Az soon u
he was able Captain Rouuseville pub
lishsd card Of thanks to Captain Oxlsy,
aud took measure to communicate his
humane conduct to the American Consul,
through whom the government will be
advised, and will undoubtedly make
some suitable acknowledgment. Captain
Rouussv,lle resides At Mattapoisett, Mas
saehusstts. st. Louis Dispatch
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-11-18


An EARNEST TALE.-A certain Rabh;
had two sons, whom both he and his w,io
tendsrly loved. a... i..
Duty obliged the Rabbi to take Jour
ney to distant countryi during his ah
scsnce his two promising boys sickened
and died.
The grief stricken mother laid them
out on their bed, drow the curtain, aud
waited anxiously for hor husband.
He came--it was night.
"How arc my boyer vas the arst
question. "Let me ace them"
"Stay swhile," said bis wife ~ am
10 great trouble, and l want your advice.
Some years ago . FREUD lent me some
jewels. l took great cure Of them, and
at last began to prize them as my own.
Since your departure my friend has called
for them, but did not like to part with
them. Shall give them up
"Wife ! what strange request 10 this
Give them, up aud that instantly, this very
night Show me the jewels"
She took the Rabb, TO their bed, drew
vide the curtain, and ssid, Husband,
thers ars tho jewels II ~ r-.
The Rabbi bowed his hssd snd wept.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-11-18
ssRtosnAl Dish Vashiug.D

We are not sure that the ladies will
thank us for reproducing the following
by Rev. T. K. Beechcr, a. il may be
simply repeating . Ito them) tiresome
truth, but 1t will show to them that at
least one man appreciates their real con-
dition in life
The quiet fidelity with which "She''
will dishwssh her life away for chin
10 . marvel Of endurance aud grace.
Just here is tho servitude Of woman
heaviest-no sooner 10 her work done
than II requires to be done again. Man
works up jobs, ends them, and takes hia
pay. This pay can be translated into
something olse desirable. A msu works
oil day and draws pay for bis days work.
This pay allures him, % oats . horse
home.waId bound. Thus men work By
terms and jobs Z; and although work ID
endless % to quantity, yet when cut up
thus into jobs, we men 60 heartily on
our journey and count our milestonss.
Not % with our mate. She mends
our socks, aud we put our imprsssible
too upon the darnsd spot, and she darns
them again. "Shs" washes for the fam.
lily, aud the family mskos haste to send
back the same garments to be washed
again. "Shs" puts the room 10 order,
and w got II ready to bs "rid up" again
The ;Ame socks, the same washing. the
same room every time. She hes no suc.
cessivs jobs, no terms, no pay day, NO
tally stick Of life. She washes tho same
dish 866-yes, three times COS times
every yesr. No wonder che breaks it and
10 glad ofti What . relief 10 say ave
done with that dish" c-l lt san.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-11-18
TERMS or ADvER rls, Nc
esideniIai Authers.

Tho Providence Journal 10 surprised
to 6ud how little the Presidents Of the
United States have done in the way of
authorship. II ssys;
We must except, ofcoursc, tho speeches,
addresses, letters, reports Ind official pa.
pers that have cmanated from them.
From Washing on We do not remember
anything beyond bis correspondence and
oMcial papers, except his journal Of his
expedition to the Ohio sgains, che French
il 1751--s email pamphlet. rJetfsrsou's
authorship 10 limited to his we'll known
"Notes on Virginia" John Adams was,
perhaps, the most prolific Of tho Presi.
Dental authors. He wrote . work in
defense Of the Consultations Of Govern
ment Of the United States" in three
volumes, which we're published both in
thls country and Esgisnd. He Vas also
the author, jointly with Jonathan Sewall,
Of two works, celebrsaed in their day,
entitled "Novanglus" aud "Msssachu-
setteesis." These we're political sssays
published in 1774 and l776 on the prin.
cipal points Of controversy between
Great Britain and her colonies. These
essays passed through several editions in
Boston and 10 London. To these may be
added his "Work," 40 called, 10 nine
volumes, published 10 1850 and .ubse-
qusnt years, edited BY Charles Francis
Adams. From Madison and Monroe VIC
have nothing but official papers, If We
except, however, . good sized octave BY
the latter entitled IA View or the Con.
duct Of the Executive In the Foreign
Affairs Of the United States, connected
with the Mission to the French Republic
10 1894 -95 AMI '96." This is wholly .
political dissertation. John Quincy Ad.
ans wos man Of more extensive acquire.
ments than either Of his predecessors in
the Presidential chair. We have from
him . volume published 10 1892, and
still referred to, entitled "The Duplicate
Lotterr, tho Fi,herics and the Missis.
sippi; Docuuonts relating to transac.
tons at the negotiation at Ghent."
Then We have his Lectures on Rhetoric
and Oratory" in 2 vols. Svo "Lctters
on tho Mssonie lns:rution )" "Lc,ters
on Silesia, written during tour through
that country 10 lS00-1;" Lives Of
OeIeOVateu statesmen Lives OF james
Madison and James Nonroe," and poem
entitled "Dcrmot Mcl: through" Sew
sral addresses Of Mr.. Adams we're also
published, besides various reports to
Congress evinOing great research one
"Weights and Measures" ia an elaborate
essay on subject now attracting much
attention in Europe. General Ilarrlson's
literary fame rests alone on some "EIis
torical Researches regarding the North
American Indians" small pamphlet,
though quite valuable. Van Burn oc-
cupied the leisure Of his latter years in
the preparation Of his memoirs. Ono
volume, the "IIistory Of Political Par
tics" has been published by his SON
since bis death. From Presidents Tyler.
Taylor, Fillmore, Polk, Pierce, Lincoln
johnson aud Grant we have only oficial
papers and political speeches. Not u
literary or scientific essay or paper have
we from either Of these gentleman which
would enti.le them to places among uu
thors. '..
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-11-18

A SCORE OF YEARS AGO.
Down BY the Breaking wavss W stood,
Upon the rocky shore
The brave waves whispered courage,
And hid with ftisadly roar
The faltsring words that told the tale,
A scors Of years aso. -,
ra'ked II with the precious sift-'
Her lovs-my life she'd blsssf
Was II her voice, or some fair wavs-
Forsooth I scarce may guess Do.
Some gentle wave, or her sweet voice,
That lispsd 90 swsstly eyes ?"
And then, In happy silence, too,
! clsspsd her fair, wss hand;
And long ws stood there, esrslsssly,
While Ger the dark ming land
The sunset, and the fishing boats
Were sailing from the strand.
It seems not many years ago
Like yesterday, no more
Since thus W stood, my love and I,
Upon the rocky shorsi
But was four-snd.twenty then,
And now Tn forty.four.
The lilly hand 10 thinner now,
And in her sunny hair
soc some siIvery lines, and on
Her brow some lines Of care
But, wrinklod brow or silver lccks,
She's not one whit less fair.
The a'hing boats . score Of years
Go sailing from tho strand,
The crimson sun q score Of years
Sets Ger ths.dsrk'ning land,
And here tonight upon tho eli6
We are standing hand In hand.
my darling, there's our oldest girl,
Down on the rock below;
What's Stanley doing BY her side ?"
Ny wife says, "you should know,
Hes telling her what you told ne
A score Of years ago."
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-11-18
soiaHDoDY,s DoY.

0OMBDOOY'0 boy.
'tsssnSsody's nesAse tAistisg "
1kas soatbsiy's 10Y gets "tisAt,"
WINE sonssoAy's ~ b dnahisg
sslsvhsss Sr esAss ss!sigAtS
wAe vss tAas sessbsdy logging
Tso heavy IosA, ts-day, ...-
OF brsady ssd ran, sad Asssiss
he pest % tAe sorssr, shs ..
owhss thst Aantssns ysaag lsllsw,
The hssdseas fAes ~ nssa, ellJ -.
Who seuass hbns % hAs aad % mellow
He 60 scarcely helA. be fssts M
Who d tAss somebody rssllss
First non the len to The light,
With empty poetsn, YET fssf,as
Az rieh q Crssai tonight.
q yAhi pavsmsnts hsvs grown ssstsady,
They wsvs like whd. blown sAsst,
.Asa have istsrssssd sissady
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And s.in - ihs world hls dsiakisg -..
c '. -IsssisAss Asss ass shsss,i babiY.b Du
But sonsbedyS ma, tn tAinklns, .
Or sistss, Or mother, would care. O.. 90.
Hs'll wake to morrow, its patent,
Aud As'n ssas down stsiu all sisAt
Asd lseh almost Ike hs AsAn't 'r... a..
Bees out On "tsas'' last night.
And somsbody's mother and sislsr
when told that their brother gets tight,
Are almost inclined 70 blister
Your checks with their hands outright
Bat sonebtdy's sins A. 1ssrius
The jewel Of life away;
And somsbody's boy, vayfaring, p
viii die In the street some DAY.