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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-21

BosToS has someth;s lS5eesSides "ta<ed be.,sr 70
eat Ata dinner the other day at Port Shirley each
plate bore an individual card and beautiful pearl
clam shell, hand -painted in most artistic fashion
and wine-slass bouquet Of which the central fea-
re was tiny sunfiower, surrounded by choice
blossoms and greenery. The menu cards, mounted
on panels of silk plush, el.borately decorated
BY hand in coiors
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-21

Il Is understood that the Prohibitonists will place
benson and Hunt on their ticket against Ross and
Sharfstein Tho latter, now occupying seats on the
Supreme bench, filed dissenting opinions against
the majority opinion OF the Court sustaining the
oonstitu'ionslity Of the Sunday law
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-21
GENERAL NOTICES.

Splendid Success The career OF Bristoi's
PILLS AND SARSAPARlLLA IN this country has
indeed been q splendid success. Hundreds and
hundreds Of inealids broken down by the disease
peculiar to this climate have been restored by them
to robust health Reader, why should they not cure
you! SILT
IL T0ughens.
SoZODoNT toughens the gums and makes them
healthy, that they hold in the teeth firmly. IL
removes the tartar, gives comfort, is economical Of
health and money. and when once used will never
be given up. Try SoZoDoNT. s19-3tTuThS
Pierce Bros, corner OF Eleventh and j
streets, Will make speciality Of Poultry for Fair
week. Our yard is always stocked with the finest
Hens and Chickens. Dressed at short notice s9-lm
For the Ladics.-Fiease ask ysur ply.
stefan his opinion Of PURE CALIFORNIA PORT
WINE, PEPSIN AND CALISAYA BARK combined
as Tonic and Cure for Dyspepsia Indigestion. II
satisfactory try HALLS PEPSIN WINE BITTERS.
su2-6m
fchf Ban, San Francisco, doubled In
size, IS the largest japanese sale exhibition in the
world. SHAfTUCK & FLETCHER export their
printing inks to Japan, receive japanese goods in
return, and this is why Ichi Ban survives on low
prices Logical, isn't It Wholesale and retail
Goods for every branch of retail country trade y4u
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-21

IL the opinion Of the learned President of the
b itish Association, the steam engine is doomed.
law cnsl is to disappear fuel and then science
VIII have banishcd "the black pail OF smoke that
h-ngs over cur great cities, and restored to them
pure air. bright sunshine and blue skies
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-21

II is stated on what appears to be good authority,
'hlt III III. Estee has written letter to a Mr. Green
q Coiusa county, defining his views on the debris
question. Why don't this Mr.. yerdant make the
letter public, or are Mr. Estee's views on public
questions to be he'd onfiientiay by his personal
cOrrespordeutsP
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-21
FOR SALE.
SEE WHAT
CARL STROBEL,

TIVE BROKER, HAS To OFFER HIS OFFICE
Il Is No. 32i street, Sacramento.
For sale-25p Acres Of best wheat or Al
fal "a and one mile from shipping warehouse
Price, $50 per acre.
For sale-2Gi Acres /; Improved, welI-loca.
ted foothill Farm plenty Of water and timber
Price, S2,5O easy terms of payment.
For salc-iO Acres. Fix mites from sacra-
mento % acres bearing vineyard. Price.
$500.
For saie-I2O Acres of improved FoOfbflI
Land running stream OF clear, free water to ir.
rigate with p acres Of this farm are as rich and
level as any In the valley.
For sale-2J Acres, with improvements. I:
fine Grain Land about 100 acres now piowed
summer fallow only IL miles from here well
fenced some oak timber on this farm. Price,
only So, GOO.
For 81 ,5OO-An se-Acre Home near sacra.
meDto.
For Sa,a5e-A 2o.Acre Home near sacra.
mento.
Fer SILICA I60-acre Farm. one.haIf
mile from Pine Station.
Fer $J,OoO-Ffne Grain Land, with Inn
provements, only 10 miles from here
For &i0,O0O-A stock Farm on the sacra-
mento River OF AIS acres with stock only miles
from the city.
For $40 per Acre-A Stock Farm near For.
est Home of 800 acres.
For $50 ,0O0-A stock Farm Of s, O0a cres
Meadow Land and 800 head Of stock, ard ali be-
longing to the place. ri
Gy Money Loans negotiated and Fire Insurance
Risks solicited by CARL STKOBEL. your
Broker, 81 street, SacramentS. Sol
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-21

IL OWENS, of the San Jose Mercury, having been
exported as the coming State Printer the event of
L''ees election, does not deny it, but says the re-
pert Is due to rualor The rumor goes further
even to the extent of declaring that Mr. Owens has
tue promise OF the Estee management assuring him
q bis future appointment
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-21
HOME AND ABROAD.

Republican Conventions In Five States
The Nebraska Prairie Fires-Divorre
Granted TO Chrissianey-sports Of the
Turf-Frost In MINI esota-suBstrokes
In New York-Nomtnations for Con-
gress-The Liquor Dealers Convention
Affairs I'm Foreign Landslide.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-21

THAI Rheumatism is only phase Of indigestion.
aad may be cured by fasting four or eight days is
the opinion to which DR.. Wood, Professor Of Chem.
isr in the Medical Department of Bishops College.
Montreal, is inclined
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-21

LEADING Rcpubi lean Politician said the other
day: Dick Chute has use for the municipal ticket
IN San Francisco and so are net going to inter
fare with him" Wonder il Richard could be coaxed
to tell tie people Of San Francisco what use he is
going 20 make Of the municinal tickets
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-21

The appointments Of Henry Edgerton are pub
hshed@tesT run TO November 4th-but none are
= made for Sacramento From the inside 1t is learned
thi Edgerton viii speak here on the evening Of the
6sh-the night before the election.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-21

~ the Prohihitionisis nominate ticket, and the
Anh'peoiis fellows nominate one, and the Changers
add another, then there will be six parties in the
helc In the profound language Of Billy Birch :
Who do the things belong TOP
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-21

nS ssAsNs believes that in few years our ships
VII DO propelled by electric and gas engines, and
the ships themselves will be made Of such tough but
yielding steel that when they strike rock they VIII
not spring leak, but will only be csved in, as is
rubber ball by boys thumb.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-21

ssrpss has got up new explosive called Sebas
ilne which, it is said, favorably conapetes with dyn
smite, and is much safer to handle Send some here
for our politicians to blow each other up with The,
want something safe to handle, and that will lift
each other high
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-21
FOREIGN NEWS.
~As,vi.sesSsss.Ksypr-

CA1R6, September 20sh--Abdaliah Pasha,
commSnder as Damis,ts, has been shcs BY
his ow soldiers
GA4Ro. September 20.h-Abdallah gun.
mo9ed his black regiment, and said he expec-
tedf them to fight to the last. He declared
sh9t Arab; had turned traitor aud (, ID, but
kSfr el-Dw.rHaI asing heroic resi- tame /.
pc soldiers asked y they should rick their
iTes for Arab ane Abdaliah. Ths latter
replied that they vsss It fghtiog for hin,
S4t for thsir rslisi,n, their couatry and
C&liph. They should be ready, he said. 10
ole. as he wa. The soldiers replied :. Then
&c !" and shot him through the stor ach,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-21

UNDER lew law, three women are to be ap
Pointed IN each county Of Ohio, in conjunction with
to men, as board of visitors for the charity and
Correctional institutions
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-21

County Committees will please make the neces
sary arrangements fer the meetings
By order Of the Republican State Central Con-.
mit'ee P. B. CORNWALL, Chairman.
JAMES r. FINLAYsoN, Secretary sol :.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-21

Two fools with but single thought" ia what
tie San joss Mercury calls the Arizona editors who
crossed the Mexican hue to fight duel but re.
turned without firing shot.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-21

TIE Gran. efs Convention, to be held IN Stockton
ocsober 7;h. viii undoubtedly indorss the noraina
.ior If attorues General Hart.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-21

ONE HUNDRED AND fIFrY soldiers Of the war o.,
1872 stiH live in Kentucky
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-21

IL IS my creed-my religion-that the poor
mails mite and the rich mans abundance shall be
equally protected by the Government and equally
taxed to m intain the Government that before the
law each mans right arm shall have an even chance
in the great struggle OF life." NJ. NJ ESTEE.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

at is my creed-my religion-that the moor
mans mite and the rich mans abundance shall be
equally protected by the Government and equally
taxed to maintain the Government; that before the
law each mans right arm shall have an even chance
in the great struggle of life" NJ NJ EyTEE.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-21

The County Committees will please make the nee
essary arrangements for the meetings
BY order of the Republican State Central Com
mittee. P. b. CORNWALL Chairman
JAMES r. FISLAYsoS, Secretary. s2I ~
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-21
BIDS FOR PRIVILEGES.

NNBE COMMITTEE ON PRIVILEGES OF THE
Il Ball TO be given by the First Artillery Repi.
ment on October 9Th will receive bids until SATUR-
DAY, September q, 1882, at o'clock P H. The
privileges will consist of Bar Lunch Table and
Hat Room. Bids will be handed in separately for
each privilege 1t will be understood by bidders
that the cost OF lunch will not exceed IS cents per
head. Bids will be handed in sealed in an tnyeiore
bearing the address, Bid for Bar" d" Bid for Lunch
Table," and !" Bid for Hat Room"
The committee reserves the right TO reject any or
all bids
Bids will be LETT at the RkcoRD-UNrcS Office
By order Of THE COMMITTEE
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-21
DOMESTIC NEWS.

lsrxcrAD DISPATCHES TO TEE ssOoRp.usros !
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-21
ESTEE AND CONKLIN.
Hon. Henry EdgertOn,

Republican Nominee for Congr essman nj
Large.
WILL ADDRESS THE PEOPLE ON THE
HH issues of the day "a fnllnurs
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-21
NominaiIoEs fer Congress,

BALTIMORE. September 20th The Rspub-
licans of the Sixth D:strie. have nominated
Lewis E. McCsmas for Congress.
OTTAWA Mimi, September 20th.-Ths
Democrats OF the Second District have noai-
mated Felix a. Bohssr for Congress.
PHILADELPHIA, September 2oth.-The Re-
politicians Of the Second Disssies have re
nominated Charles O.Neill tor Congress /;
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-04-06
Don't Like the Minister.

IL don't like our minister ], That
settles the matter. Ii YOU don't like
the minister, you have no duties TO
pefoim. Not liking the minister nb-
solves you from all responsibility.
II you aro an eldor you may sulk.
or resign, or object or do nothing
The fact that ypu don't liks tho
minister releases yoa from yout
ordinary vows.
II you are II trustee, you nee1 not
take any farther interest in tho Gn'
ancial affairs uf tho congregation
The hc. that the people entrusted
you with certain duties. which you
ougngoi to pelf rm, Is neither hero
nor there if you don't Ike tho min
lister"
II Won aro Sabbath school teach
er you neel pay NJ fnther attention
to your class A tencher that does
not like the minister" is. freed from
all responsibility.
OF courto yuu neeln't pny any-
thing iyou don't lko ths minis
! ter" Certainly not. The cnsics, OF
all WAYS 20 got rid Of supporting the
rlnIch AL ia ori,nanc,s il simply
.,a say. "fd.a't Ike b" MONSTER.
You re,d not - 10 oHmwuu n
This 10 n rumcmbnnGcv - NE .
not binding on rlSn "h) 'l'gso
Ike The minister
or course yor need not 90 to tn
prayer maetiog Why shonl ! ~ mnr
pray if he doesn't like the minister!
There arc numbor of reison'
why some psopie don't like th'
minister
Some OF tie these rcasous ar
good, no doubi. but many are ta'
reverse. Neither the good nor th,
bad ubsulye hearer from his duty
Perhaps it would be presumption t,
ask why you don't like the MAS
lister - Cdad6d PrcsJ9ierjm
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Keep Them Bripht.
ljre, ze.

Keep your face, yonr heart and
your home bright. Don't lot tbs
cob webs gather III the coIDers 4 tue
pretty sitting 70 IN Or dust accn-
mulste On the furniture till you can
write yOnr uune thereon. No mat
,or what IL on Land or how much to
do, take time at leas: once day 10
tidy your rooms, and gather fresh
Howors Iou will never regret it,
even though at tue close Of your
life you may not possess quite 80
much Of the worlds goods as some
uf your, Deishbors. Ii ia the best
plan 10y far 10 euj ~ lilo IA it comes,
aud thls YOU can never do in u
slovenly, disordered home. Wonld
keep your husband from evil associ-
ations. aBd your children from way-
ward paths Remember tbele il
nothing iu this world 80 attractive
to man as pleasant home, and
II smiling face therein aud as for
little feet. they will not bo apt to
wonder Tar, 30 long as your face
beams with the love with the love
aud sollcltnle that your heart beams
fer them. A wife or u mother is II
queen. AWAY Not OF vast domains
to be sure, anl not Of society, bat
Of the m st scircel spot on earth
to every human hetrt-loms, You
never thought Of it, perhaps, but il
is true. aud it is needed true also
that there is no more pitiable sigh,
han one Of these "queens' who dC
uot. either from want OF adsnent
or lack Of will govern her suO sets
Alright. Did yon ever SEQ truly
happy family without loving
walchful and aff,ctionate wife uud
mother at it's head The father MAJ
be sour, hard, or cross-grained, but
il the mother is all right, there is
sure to be happines, in that family
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Wanled.

a 6fcr and drummer to play the
match OF intellect.
a pair OF sauilors to trim tho lighi
of other days.
A ring to tit the lirGor OF scorn.
A new cushion Tor the seat Of gov
erumcnt.
a mathematical problem perform
ol 10y a fguo Of speech.
Sime Snow gathered ia tue Wintc
pI onr dieeOuteut
\ tooth from the jaws II death.
Thread used ia making the traces
I sirtow.
il bottle Of the mista II ares
Some cement for the crack oi
doom.
y chip from the post Of bonor.
Some earth hom the h'liuf fancy
\ shoe ma de ID iLr Last OF 10,
Molicans.
I \ iay Of tho light OF other days.
A plank from Ine shiPot State.
! Somo mud from. Tie Slough o.
/ Dcspond,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-04-06
0o,s Farming Pay 2

Does farming pay ? Is IL not tho
source Of all individual wealth the
foundation Of our prosperity ? II is
true farmers do not as general
thing get large salaries not many
of them are milliuuaires wealth
does not come in upon them like
water into n leaky boat. They gen.
orally give an equivalent for whs,
they get, and learn the real value of
n dollar 10y the amount Of labor they
give acquiring it. Sometimes the
tide Of events turns in their favor.
Like men in other occupations.
we hear most about the rich aud The
successful. II is far better to leave
II treasure of kiud thoughts. iigh-
teous actions aud halloN ed mem
cries, than to leave a million dollars
# they were acquired by taking adj
vantage Of The gracious and unsus
pecting, who disduin to exchaug.
honor for wealth Men that nmnss
fabulous fortnoos rapidly. by cheat-
lug better men than themselves, are
not good mon TO sot before our
Young farmers as examples.
True, lasting aud real success is
enjoyed where class Of lnen like
farmers do we'll iu tho aggregate.
aud during their whole lives of in~
dnstry aud economy. ARE safe aud
solvent, aud never beed bankrupt
law to protect them. When periods
If commercial disaster sweep over
the land, aud the mercantile estab-
lishment aud business go down like
reeds before the blast, farmers stand
like applo trees in their orchard,
shaking during all the storm, aud
cunning strength Of root aud viSor
If fibre, while battling with th,
bre, 20.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-04-06
Sa,h d Narrow Escape

4 un,iyo u Flint R,or townahlp
" cut limping aud grooming into th,
r;lice OF tho new doctor with th"
olao and gold sign, aud the Latir
diploma, Hnl the nrw buggy. md
tho chestnut horse with bIa2o face
IFS tho rheumotiz, los" gruIne /
the patient "my whole back il o-i
gone with il. I'm one broad uch,
from the back OF my neck cinu
down to the hip, I'm q sa!T rius
the tormeuts OF h
Let mo zee yonr tonRue eai
the new doctor. An yes | so3, !
see. rnat Will IL. Take this rrc-
scription get it lii,el, anl uso as dl.
rectel Four dollars
By hokoy,' said tho afflicted one,
"a ho hobblsl away, "ef | amt the
lucKiest IN ia Flint River. Fou'
dollars for lookin < at my tongue on
Twas Jest on the byro point % nal;
ia him t. loJk ut my whole back
Anl he brelthoi hard as la thpIsht
by what narrow escape ba hal saw
ed his whole farm.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-04-06
A Cure for Blues.

Generally speaking, If you are
troubled with "the blues,n aud eau
not tell why, yon may be certain that
it springs from II physic,! weakness.
Instead Of lying on u sofa aud court
ing painful ideas if you are dos
poudiug lover, II hypochnndriac, or
a valetud!uariIn, ypn shpIl b1 up
and stirring yonrsolf Tue blood .!
a melancholy man ~ thick nli slow
creeping slugSishly through his
veins, like muddy water III canal
tho blood of your merry. chipping
philosopher is clear aud quick, brisk
as a newly bsoached champaign
Try, therefore, to set your blood IA
motion, To effect this don't 90 to
gnzzllug down brandy sm,sIies. glu
cocktails, or any other juggling com
pounds in which alcohol 10 disguised
for every artificial stlmuI,nt viii
.irag you dosn two degrees for evo'
ry one it lifts you up. rho devil al
ways beats us at barter. Try, rath'
on, what u smart walk will do fO
you; set your legs iu motion OF
rough, rocky ground, or hurry then
up steep, craggy bill buIId stou,
walls swing au AKA over u pile o
hickory or maple turn sriud
stone dig dltches practice "groun,
and lofty tumblluS"-in short, any
thing that viii start the perspira
ton.
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Write Often 10 the Old Folks.

"Write often 10 the old folks"
heard u young man say
Unto the lad who with him walked,
One bright and spring like day;
~ know that my dear parents
Can scarce afford to wait
Until they get that letter,lony
From me or sister Kate.
II fancy / am there, Will
So many miles away
see them both, the d,a o'd folks,
With heads so bent and gray,
] Zee them take the letter out
And scan its pages Ger
Will, write u letter once q week,
II you can do no more.
"Ahl yes, my lads and lasses
From home SO many miles
Away FROM fathers kind advice,
And mothers loving smiles,
Pray don't forget the old folks,
They think - mrch OF yol,
And write "A letter once II week,
Whatever else you do.
"And let your words be tender
With fond expressions then
For well they cherish every line
That comes from your dear pen;
Their days may not he many
Their journeys almost through
Write often to the old folks, then;
They think-so much OF you.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-04-06
A Safe OF.

a citizen Who has been casting
around Detroit for family horse
for inc weeks past was induced to
take a ride bebiud an animal which
was jerk which male things crack,
and the citizen called out
"M bat do you call that Z"
That's only his playful way" re-
piled the owner. "Xe'll settle down
in minute
While 3 settlement WAS being
looked for the horse made three OF
four plunges and tried to run. and
tue citizen exclaimed. (:
lis that playfullness too 7"
"Oh, yes" was the reply. Hang
tight to the buggy aud don't be
afraid
Tie horse eused down a bit for the
next few rods, but suddenly started
up the street on dead run, kicking ii
the dashboard as u warning Of wha
was coming
"Yon don't call this playfullness,
do you Y cried the citizen. as bi
huir began to lift his hat OIL.
Internationally" granted th'
other az he pulled on the lines. "Thi
10 little bit serious, this is, aud j
you think you can climb over TIM
hind wheel aud iad soft spot il
the pavement, we'll call this saI'
OF"
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-04-06
4 True Picture.

Now, you will fnd that liberal
people are happy people, and got
more enjoyment OF what they have
than iulks of churlish mind Misers
never rest till thoy have been put to
ned with shovel. They of.en get
30 wretched that they would hang
themselves, ouly they grulIe the
expense Of u rope. Generous souls
are made happy by the happiness OF
others. Tue n,ney they stvs to the
poor aTIrls tbeu more pleasure
than any other they lay out. uave
seen men OF m,Ins Slse coppsrs, ~ /
they nave been coppary ~ every
thug. They have ctrciaI on i t.u-
pot business, lived liRs b-g.igs. api
died like dogs, baye seen othorp
give to the pour aud to the cause ui
God by shpveliuls, and they have re-
caivod it back by barrow loads.
rhey made good uso of their stew
aidship, aud the great lord has
trusted them with more, while their
hearts have rnng out merry peals
when they thave thooght of widows
who blessed them, aud orphan chill
Ireu who smiled into their faces. -
John Piou9hmam's Pictures.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-04-06
A General Vino was Selfish.

One night in the spring OF '62
General Richardson, who then CON.
mapded u brigade. took it in his
head 10 Inspect the picket line.
Coming upon q reserve picket OF
about 30 men under comm aud OF u
captain of the Second Michigan ip-
fantry, the General saw Il. ~ iuter-
'ogste as follows:
Captain, in case OF alarm by The
advance picket, what would you dui
"5end oil reinforc.m .nt at
once"
And II the firing continued ?"
Il shonld move up with the re.
maiuder of my force"
"And sup 'so whole company oi
the enemy should press forwArdF
"We'd whip. them
BIT If it was regiment :"
"rJ form line Of battle and
check them uutll sent back and go,
orders to charge AMI capture The
whole lot"
"Woll suppose brigade ahoull
no,o down on you IN battle line p
III order II charge. split the col
umn iu two, and whip both halya
10 detail.
: 81 nj might the brave c,pt9i'
WAS relieved from further p.cks
dnty. 10 was very indignant an,
considerably pnzGled, bat. afie
thinking the matter over for \ while
he said to brother officer
Say I've struck it /! Old Rich
was afraid my company might COB
ble up the whole confederate army
and throw hin out of summer
job. If that aiut selnshness. the
Ia like to know whist is u