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SEW SERIES,
EBENSBURG, PA. WEDNESDAY, FEB. 12, 1882
VOL . 9-NO. 10
IV lwMfATlu
ing proofs so strong and direct as
XPEL THE DOUBTS
OF ALL
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V- ( .-::. II. J'J ii rAin"i, in.- t
SONG BY BULGER.
The following new little song by Bui
wer is one of the most beautiful thinrs that
i Las ever prececded from his pea.
" Tliey never lov'd as thou and I,
Who rrinister'd the moral,
That aught which deepens love can lie
f
4
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' f - f f . ;it l S'.MOOiS its WVll v. ,
-..ivnl-iiiii .;anrtioll. and re- '
' V; f,.V a!! cases if eruptions, and In true love's lightest quarrel.
the sc dp and brain ; hut all who i The-y never knew how kindness grows
A vigil and a care ;
will !
d !
r : l :
. ... J :,Vtti lie.IIl IfSUiyUlt; lilitl 11
,. ' hair lrm beiug gray. an
.:;:!!-' to anv age, as well restore ;
Cil-.-ait:-: "
ink drove, S. C. June 2ith, l?o'. S
?. O. J- Wood: Dear Sir : Your j
.?..i.itive is vapidly gaining popular- i
t. is community. 1 have had occasion '
iudicc aside, and give- jtnr i
ive a perlcct test :
- . t'.c vcar liii, 1 was so uni'T-
" i r. .
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i.l revived aruost terrible hh-w"; ,
it deal vt iutat:ii. v. 1. i
'r.-'i
Xor watched beside the heart's repeso
In wlent-c and in prayer.
'Twere swevt to kiss thy tears away,
If tears those eyes must know ;
But sweeter still to hear thee mv
Thou never Lads't them flov .'
There is no anguish like the hour,
Yhaicer else Ik fall us,
TPAch out (lie heart has raised to power
Asst rt.t it lut to gall us."
. . ? (Ka 1 rn!n ltnl f. tern:'!
ll-a'e'i i' iic iv. . . . - -
. f head, from the ehects
. c. ..ii.. ,J.w ..-..J ..-or !
--.rf.M'c o!" ti.L- head, i'rom the
:-t i-:overcd its :oj'pi:ig, however
v.v.h- f its total disapcarance, I
, vi vt Ling I could think of. Wins;
l'.i.iii myst'.i and, as I tla ught, j
" !-!.!!'.!uig tlu'.i.itiue ol ciise.ise.i iit
. f ;'.ud in tv-ry pre.-cipti i:
G nrersation leticccn the Squire and the
ClutkmaJxCr The grtal jtilitical card Mr.
Si'uk tlected a Rtprcn-nUitice His Jirsl
sj-r,''- .: breaks duicn I'hiloscphical
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! t (T lircr.n.rtar ce v.au i .-
I i,.(:r w rthy Ilsir Ki''!n-
i 1 W fVCIV !1M11 tO tll
u : 1 :"1 I V vt'ilr : two n.
- '.i;-..ion. I l.r.d ;:- t: r.-.;t:..Vi j vil:e
1 ;i' r H.- (Vii I ww, J .r i
.n.n.r owe t U I.:"-:i o-i Mi:. Lie
1-. .i i-iiid. li ar sir. t-1 i.'l r
,i r i ::. i" to :di i: :i.irtr
i 5"1 i :- t. v ii. I n. i.c . vhi L , M-c.r
So out I jumps from bed, a-walkin' up
and down the room, a-wi.rkin' away at my
speech like anything, and Oreadful hard
work it was too; for, it is easier to forage
iron anyt:mj than a speech, especially if you
ain't up to the business. I had to go over
it and over it ever so often, for every now
ard then I'd stick fast, get bothered and
forget where I was, and have to begiu
agin ; but when day was e'en about to break
I was jiitt drawin' to a close, and had near
ly scored and rough hewed it out, when all
of a suddiu I run agin the bed post in the
dark and nearly knocked y brains out.
"Well, nest night I worked at it agin, only
1 left the candle burning, so as not to be a
stumbliu' up agin" thinks that way, fnd
the third night I got it all finished oif enm
plete ; but I got a shockin' cold in my head,
a-walkiu' about naked so, and felt as weak
as a child for want of sleep. I was aw ful
puzzled to fix on what to do on account of
that plaguy cold, I didn't know whether
to wait 'till it got better, or strike while the
iron was hot and hissin'. for I warn't Eure
some of the speech wouldn't leak out, or the
whole git fiat, if I kept it in too long; so
as soon ass the house was rpened, I makes
a plunge right i::to it ; for what must be,
must be without considerin'.
S3 I up and says, Mr. Speaker, says I,
(Lordhow thick my tongue felt ; it seemed
, . r , . . to jrrow too thick for my mouth, like the
In tie course tf our mornings drive, I e -
i.M:.-lto a ll him i:i-a inti.rf.-rf..! tM.M, ! " lIT i.o,., ... UJ
, j in j 'i'k s when he was at lu-me ia blick-
." .-.id he, " I was once and assem
; t'ly inn., -lit sii.ee then I ginn up politics.
! 1 l.eri is i.. r l. m so well taken care e.-f as
n.: to su. . I. t a .;e.
. i j ;.i ii I; tl.i- ii" tl ill
4
p -jr.
awd priveiei'c, s-piire. There
j :rc ii'"A.t.t pitiiiy of chaps vi..liin;ei.-riu' to
:. t .:-t. out
of
pur regar.
o :a d- wii their livtsu
! for ytu. ready
fight vour cause.
ti t Jrra.-i.ipT., ri i l i, V
f.'ti'.n'
' No, I l:..ve g'.vt-n that
n v
4 .
n
i
t.vy as we
y had any. either.
ii'. Cl. ckniakin' is
a l etter tr i le ov half. lKwr, J.-ar. I shall
j ! never f'-ig' t the :.y I was t-leoted ; I f,.U
I
1C 1 -!.
r .l f,, I it
sure, t. sate to yu the fo'.h-w j two ir.tl- tal'tr, and ab-mt a little the 1:
:i stat ic wi ivh yi ti can u.-e it j P,., t i:.ar. iu all Slkkville. I knew so nun h
1 r- 1 r. - ei.tit iran efth;s j !
; 1 1 f 11
I a"d ever since his i
n l 1
i
a ,i! a
ras tx '-eted i f is.e, I couldn't s'n.-ep a trv-
'ht he wa ' "'- t0 n! l'K" sI" f,,'-"''i ; when I was in
.k by not
ur c-iiintry,
v.:g. Ih- was ;::du.c3 tl." p I spiled half ir.y
I!uir K .! i.:"r.
i.avm
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d iy i. :i h : ai.d a!!! r
. o r 1 1 rt t- U-iUis Ui. I. .i.i '
. hM.;i- "v, i i.'i l e now j
. e i ea.l f i .tif. T'. e 'Jet.t- Cli.s, sav.s anr.t,,.- r
sr.-
i iie : save it
1 intend t ,
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v.
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i.i.d r.s he
t.r a!',o,:.ii ' c ;es.
1. truth f tl,;;. .-t iu-
U at tl e T i t i
Y. a li t ted a gu ..:
Bistoratlve in this and
i.i i s if v. -u have the
OMi'.-nX M'ilGIINOIh
rum ruin, cut djivn sala
says 1. Watch the offi-
t'.ey are ti;e biggest
; rogues we have. I don't convene with
liberty, that public servants should be tin?
rr.utcii i f the public. I quite concur with
you. says I. Reduce lawyers' fees, says ;
this resolutior. sir, said I, all men are free
j and e.pnal. No one doubts it Mr. Slick,
I s vd au old member ; no one doubts it ; it's
J truism. I didn't expect this interruption ;
it kinder put me c-ut, and I never got a
goin' altogether right agin afterwards, for I
lost my temper : and when a man ain't coc-1
he might as well hang up his fiddle, that's a
fa'.t. Have I freedom rf spr-cli, sir, said 1
or have I not jtfM thnt Irtrt of liberty
torn from t'.ie mast of the constitution too ?
I stan strjk still waitiri for your avswr,
sir. Oh, part id, said he. sartin ; you may
talk for ever: if you like ; go on, sir; only
no man doubts yfur proposition. It's a lie,
sir, said I, its a lie wriV Order ! order !
chair ! chaii'! said porr.e. Knock him down
turn him out ! where did you le-arn
manners ? said others. Hear n.e out will
you? said I, and don't le so eve-rlastin' fast;
what's the ue in jump in' afore you come to
the fence. It's a lie w ritfen on the fice of
the constitution. Oh. oh, says they is
that it ? Yt. says I, it is; and contradict
if you darst, "Ye are net free; we are slaves.
on" half t f us is tyrants, nr. remorseless on-
s -me; tl ey are a e.itin' up the country like J
i tetiiw', ovcrbeariu tyrants, nr.
usurp
bv'sis, di.-tsa.
I.
A bountv on
i ers; an-I the rther half slaves, abject, miser-
! wheat, sii l the farmer, for your life.
Would - n Ux the mechanic to enrich the
. A J agriv. uhuralist ? save the manufacturer.
Mr: lVrii.it me to ex- ! 7 . .
'. ' : .:s I am under h r the ;iw agm trusties, says one ; a regu-
.-.'ri. ii of j.iy hair to its oiiginai i later alniut temper incc. says another; we
v: ti i time of my arrival ia th I ji;jVe a liuht to drink if we please, says a
it was rupidly becoming gray. ! tL?. p nt 1( g:. ifte ttM mnch S3VS a
a t!c ::.t.:.-af:on of your " Hair. c -
i- r..,i-rrP,l its ..ri-inal f' '""th it s the curse of the State ; and so
Tsi-'er your Ke-toraiive as a vc
1 iuve: tit n, ouite t-flicaci- uss a
rual-'e. 6. TlIAl.bWiC;.
r.it:v? i. put up in l- ttles of
:.' : larce. medium and small ;
i .
1
:i.
ai.
1 ret.'.lh- f r e.ne
on without end. I was fairly lthered, for
no two thought alike, and there was no
pleasing nob'y- Then every man that
voted for me wanted some favor or another
and there wns r.o bottom to the obligation
I was mo.-t s.iiia!ied to death with the
-1 it' ; the n td:um hol-ls rt least ) v-ei-lit of my cares, they v.-is so heavy.
y ': :.t. me. re in prop-Tf.oii tiian
iii. tval'a f'r two dollars per bottle
i.-.ids a quait, 40 percent more;
i ri: :., and ret-ils foi three dollars
At last the great day came, and the gov
ernor and Senate, and representatives, all
walked in procession, and the artillery fired,
; and the band of the caravan of wild beasts
Wf( l) CO.. Proprietors. 44 i j wns i,:rc1 to rlnv f,r us, and We orgaijJfl
Aav, New York, ai.l 114 I'asktt ! . 1 ' -
' '. St, I i.uis Mo : in due form, and the (.-"vernor s message
. 1,1 ,v . triirr(Mss and was read. 1 must si v that dav v.-as the
m i- :.n toKi irutr'isis uui
t r -it ll u T.t-.r-.. l,r Tl P IVvl'no
e IP, 1m;11v.
PUBLIC SALE.
1 " v.rti-.c of an order issue 1 out of the
-'t "fC.u.mfm l'eAs of (limbria Count V.
ULi.'.ri 'i-e,1 P..i.ti.;tto of .Tolin WiLle
-'n.uic, will sell at public sale on the
' on Saturday the 22d. day of Feb
ir' -ext. at one o'clock P. M. the follow,
:'" '.l F.atate of sai.I Lunatic, to wit :
A ocrtaia niiice or narcel nf land situato
r 'lUflvcin'. TirnJ in fimbria C. mntw
nlr.g hmds of Isaac Glfford. John Gard-
ill'; other -ni.tiiniiHT One bn?idreil
A , - " -
x ' s ' T thPrfOwiTi j ilv-nr 1 T rr ?fk a(Tiwi oa
are clt?ared and thereon erected a
Tl;:;'-!S OF SALE. One third .f the pur-
irioney on confirmation of sale, and
was reai. i must say tlsat elay v.-as tlie
happiest one of my life. I felt full of dig
nity and honor, and was filled wi.rii visions
of glory to come. Well, says I to myself,
the gieat game is to be played in real air
nest and no mistake ; what card shall I
play ? the presidential chair and the highest
posts is open to me in common with other
citizens. What is to prevent me acomin'
iu by honors, or if I have good luck, by the
0 ld trick. What shall I lead off with ?
1 laid awake all night considerin of it, &
rollin' and a-tossin over, like cramp in the
stomach, not knowin' what to d ) ; at last I
"ot an idea. Extension of suffrage is the
card I'll play. That will take the masses,
and masses is power, foi majorities, rules.
At that time, squire, we had the forty shil.
ling freehold qualification, and it extended
no farther ; so I went for universal suffrage;
for, thinks I, if I can carry that, I can go
fur governor first, on the strength of the
"i.auce in two equul annual payments
j filter WltQ interest to be secured by the j e votes, and president afterwards; and it
' uua ui-u mongugo oi Fa. - , plausible enou-h. too. that's a
wer.
able, degradol slaves. The first argument
1 advance, sir, is this and the cold in my
nose began to tukle, tickle, tickle, 'till I
couldn't hold it in no longer, and I let go
a sneeze that almost broke the winders in.
Oh. Lord, what a haw, haw, haw they sot
up. The first argument is this, end tff
went both barrels of my nose again like
thunder ; it fairly raisM the dust from the
floor in a cloud, like a ycung whirlwind in
the street afore rain. It made all spin agin.
Why he is a very rirgtail roarer, said they
a regular sneezer; and they shouted and
roared like anything. I thought I should a
died from shame or.e minit' and thn next I
felt so coonish I had half a mind to fly at
the Speaker and knock him down, I didn't
jest cleverly know what to do, but at hist I
went on. Did the best blood of the land
flow for forty shillings ? "Was Bunker Hill
fought out to loosen British chains, merely
to rivet American "nes ? "Was it for this
the people elied covered with gore and glory
on ihe bed of honor? Was it the forty
shillings alone that fought the revolution or
the Polls? I am for the Polls. Taxation
and representation should go hand in hand
and freedom and equality likewise al io.
How dare you tax the Polls without their
consent ? Suppose they was to tax yon
without your consent, why who would be'
right or who wrong then ? Can two wrrr gs
make a right ? It is much of a muchness,
sir six of one and half a dozen of another.
What's tha feller talking' about ? says
a member. A vote to help the Poles agin'1
Russia, says the other : what a fool he is.
It put me quite out, that, and joggled me
so, I couldn't make another straight line. I
couldn't see the Speaker no longer, for my
eyes were watered as if I tad been stringin'
onions for a week, and had to keep my blow
ing my nose the who'e blessed time, for the
cold corked it up as tight as a bottle. Who
calls them fook 7 says I : who dares insult
they w-e nasty, dirty, despicable niggers ;
aud yet y u boast your glerious constitution
Will ary member answer me this? Have
they blar.; is tltTr veins ? and if they have
it, it mpst be free blood ; and :f f.ee it must
bcil. 7:cLle, tfekle, goes my Wcis agin,
and I Lt o sb?p t rnrcb for my nose-rag.
The hen orsble gentleman saps seme follow
or another, for most on 'em are Etrangers to
me, me p a blood pueTdin I suppose. Ah !
I thought I should have gone ravin distract
ed mad. I knew I was taTking' nonsense,
that I h d run off the tracks with all steam
with all steam on, and was plonghin, thro'
the mud in tbe'fields like anything. Says I,
I'll have your blood, you scoundrel, if yen
dare to say that agiu, see if I don't, so there
now. (2i dear, such fel-ou tin,' and rcr.iin,'
:.nd darling of hands I never heenl : my
head run round like a ypinin' wheel ; it was
all burr.liiirr, burr, and buzz, buzj, buz..
I bit in my breath to keep cool ; I felt I was
on the edge of a wharf, and only or.a ttp
more and was over head and tan h;wdl.-p
in the WAu?r. Sam, says I to myself, be a
man ; be ool take it easy : so I get otT
agin' but 1 was so conf ised I got into ts
other sptfth on agricultnr' thai I h?.d lam
ed by hTt, an.l mixed tha two together all
in a rave'. Thistle, says I, is the l.ir.e i.i
all gwd -.nshandrv. Extirpate them from
the land ; they are usurpin' the places eif the
grain, ar I all Slickville will be Pl!:d vriih
Polls. 3 they Lave no voice in this
sembly.h a-can pon expect tlcm to oVv
the laws p,ey never made. Ccm;cl fo'.ks to
cut therr. jlowu in the full moon, and they'll
die : I bate tried it ciyMlf wiih universal
suffrage ;.nd the ballot.
Well, f tilery is nothing but a PT-" -to
the tie Ve the mein'Krs now made it va-
an airt; juake tipped with thunder and
lighting, J never heerd nothing lik it. I
felt I-as cw'.y ; I wished I V7f. dr-.-..' a'nvet I
e-r could si ak th: jugh the il-K'T into the mid
die f'f the sea. or anywhere but wlice I was
At hist Co'.is'n Wondburry took pity on me,
and came over to where I was, and said Sam
said he. srt down that's a good feller ; you
don.t know what yi '.i are a doiu' you are
makin' an ass X yourself. But I di In't
bear him. Confound you sai ! lie, yoi look
mean enough to put the sua into e clipse,
and lain lc l ' of the skirts ef my coat, and
trii-d to pull me down ; but instead e f that
he pulied 'em straight off. and made an aw
ful show- r f me. That set me off akin quite
raviu' as bad as ever. I went be put down
savs I, Mr Speaker: I fight for liln-rty and
the Polls : I stand ain the forty shiTngcrs
Unhand me you slave! said I, touch me cot
er I'il sacriffiee 3-0:1 on the altar of my c'lin
try ; and with that I up fist and knoe-ks
Wex dlury over as fl-t as a pancake, and
bolts right out of the hall.
But I e blinded with the co!d in my
bead and rage together, I couldn't see no
more ntr a bat, and I pitched into several
r,f the members on my way out, and most
broke their necks and my own too. It was
the first and last of my speech making. I
went by the name, for years afterwards, in
our town, of" Free and -equal Slick." I
wih I ci-'uld pipe out that page of my fol
lies from my memory, I tMl you ; but it's a
cauti.vi to than that navigigats in po ilics
that's a fact.
1 HF MEWS SUMAS!INn! i? pnicnx :r r,,,,.
(To Be Dis.rssrD Anra Dikxei:.
"A lierv
f'on. and
servos tt thake tne coi.i.o out i f the braiu
A skeptic to a cens.r saitl,
"I have no soul ab-ut ntc-
The latter mildly thus replied.
"I l ave no cause to doubt thee:
For ii". within thy narrow- case,
There's any sou! at all,
A gross upon a needl's point
Would us'.r.ce .th.ey arc s-3 smr.lll"
SITTING UP AND DOWN"
Ia a rodent touxcr.-.titjn between two --l- I
tleman en the Subject cf sitting up zl r.il.t J
wita tr3 s'.ck, CDe ef t.-icm remarked he
could n'-t " si-n .'.".'r? vy," to which th;
c'Jier gravely repi.ed lliit he elid cot mind
set i-i j .j" ;f he could " He tLtcn."
ACTIVE AND PAiIE LOVE.
Are thus described t'ii rir-tyur.?. 7i1.cn
a mna zliys out late at night, gets c -r.l,
siiel!s carclers-Iy home, ge-es whistlin.; up
stairs and is met r.t tha t p by his o.ira
i.r,':i ' '.f rnrr.b ) is V.: 'i.l 2rd l.r-.n1:
a bre-:oti. k aud r.s:s her voice actii-ty.
tl.st is !;i-.- i.i tl -j aitive voice. Wh."i a
pii tty gi.l t.-.kes a kiss ia perfect comp-su-.'
and lo.il.s if she wor.l i'rt care to tke tw .
or thic-e mo e, lhat is pa-si ve love.V
An old man who had been : .adfally hen
pekl all his life, ;rai vMteil 011 his ;eath
bJ by a crsymtn, Ti e old mar. appear
ed very indhTerent, and the parson inhav
ored .- ar.'tise him by talkirg ef the Kirgof
Terrors? " H ut. tout m n I'm r.o srait.
The King ef Terrors? I've bx-n living s:x
and twenty years with the Q -.cen cf them,
and the King cannilK? r.j'v. hlo wur.'
Mv si-n.cm you t-'ll r.e w1i..t yc. r
tbc JiM th-; hr?" Yc;. mi, -Z .... 1 .;
Lrg cal in."
scmt::
Ti.e. f. 1 1 : . t-f fir: ti.y tv.ii:;i.:;;a
t"d CLiiclar.il n of the lo?.g cr" r -d rnd
stoutly a- ?vnI ca-e cf the I e .;".: r. a rc:....-. r
1 "..'..
llllesl the galh-ries of the - iiatc t
1 -" T- . i
rtp.i:- ti. j.very n K. s.n-1 eor... : w i.ere
standing rousa could Iv bad was ciaii.u.d.
aivl the doc-.-ways wcr? c lekei w:ia w.,-u!d
be sper.ctatr-:, who could l' barely Ii:ti,ers.
Senator A nth iy d-.livtrid an car:.e.-t Invo
cation to the Senate to cischr.rge their t-Jl
ema dr.ty v.irh..r.l kar or heolt:ija fr..m
jK?rs nl co:..-i dirat'n
Hi v is f il i.vtl h - Juj IIa:rTa who
err resell a t..t..l di-:egard for th- exploded
sytljui vf leslsUtlve instructions, He m:J ;
'At this ve- hour the Indiana Senator is
e n trial U-fors the Le-giUture cf Xew Yo:k
h't may le, 1 know n t, 1. r
' r .
..c:r ve
Wi.
is import r.t tht I shid Lu rx
co-.?l:ideJ wi:h a finely Wir-lol hvpotl.e.-ii
n th-j Sn.it. r si. .'1 l-j ihivtii
'T'vt
frcm IheS.-nat.-, if he sh-l le
triltcr, i.f wi'.J s.i
r" r :. m f ,; -.i:r,.
azalnst it ; b-.i ; ..
I l.e hiiu to h'
1.
:n 1
Lei:t a
.g ihe
in
1
a.tive reW.li.
.2 I. v:il .i..-.n
-i.i PZ-.Iu rtti. r ii
t-ke l.i seat ia t: is Senate.' This is b d
!.r.-
ntv-n to his St-te,
a se ;t in the .Se:.atr.
Jvii'e Harris h.. 1 r.o s
seat the i;.jv;tI.Ie Davis
; that Mr. B-gl.t
:. 1 he a caudld-ie
K.-r.!".
sj iatig to his f.., t
reJertt.re t " L:
v.-;t:i a t.;i I : '
1
rli
ii.e S'.i:l.l
the tcasi--; wa i t a mt.ieni rul.
Sp e:!ii s K , i:.
..rshc f
bv :.:
c:u--slri
id by iy
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, a K.ZAIIM Per-inittee Ae. ' fact To all appearances U was tbe best
ise2-it card in the p.-iOt.
Why is Lr? . f r-ot ,y ! he an a.
ttit t.f King b.o.v3 li : ..l.s. Ucau.-i .:
Ja.ho bite.
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Is a
tl e
.1 he
I've -;r we 1 n.y cour.'.ro up '
a'. ;.s :?cr.: s..-.i v.-
irew a bj'vie k-j:fe rn his ranUine-t
(lb.
IX :. t take on s n y dear," sai 1 a -cm
tleman wl.cn a'-.-ut to la hnr- " J :.i
trouble yourse'f aV-ut my l e'ng turned cf;
the p!atfirm,fi.-r this rope l'. t you see v.oi.t
le t me f .11 far.
" Mitch remains unsi;:.g.' as the t.m cat
remarked to the brickbat when it abruptly
cut short his serenade.
Vat takin' vays you ave," as tl.i loaf
er said to the Charlie when lit t the
watch hou.-e.
This is swe-ep-iiig the catastroph. as the
man said when his wi e knocked b:m down
with the broom.
A notorious raiser having heard a very tl
oquent charity sermon " This seimen al l
he, ' proves so strongly the necessity ef
alms, I have almi'st a mind to beg."
The Last. Hallo. Snooks where ar?
von n-.-.irT ?
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n- wt 1 e c :u ; t.
: tl.i -h -k I f : I.i-.
. ;,:. 1 at -:.rc:Sr v. ill. -.an
a : 1 difianee -."a :.
. :.o-a.-.ee I as thj c...!iV
His yoke a!r.-vs 1 .-d
lvc a t".- . r.
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h- spvhe c.-.r-
r iT,T
.:r.Ity -.I.i h he
.-f.tl.n cf icrty
prch.Py so t liy. Ho nvi.w.-i the cl.:;r:
r'...r."t vf i.is iiooo -.i,-.i :.- '"h t. ;
II. L!:..."I.. t e h-1 t f t" c ietfi- f 5:
tr i"u r. on vhi.h t::e ch..ig ? v:c
He dit. led cv;i v c!..:-:e ef d.-l . 'Ilv
an unc. mpr;'iiii.-ir. ang..:.; ?, x" . re.
t-Iiher 1 f ei i.scloits i;oj. n; .". e r C. . t.:
1..
v. i;ii
a'l .a . e - o re. r;v..-: 1 e
ti"Ti of t! ? i; i::;r;,s.. an. I:-. ncc in T: c lal..rs
let, while ivi ry Senat -r eccuph J ::- scat
and the It-mLcs en the fi :-r we:, flhd
with Representatives and ex S.r.-.t' rj.
View e! ia all hs per nal a-r.t-, it was
the r.irst solemn and r.fT r;.ne ever
w '.t .ssed in the Sen at; C..r :.S r. F.vcry
rye was fix"l on a S"nat-.r .'... h- ! s. rved
la the Senate f r seventeen year?, ut 15
be expelled for the l.igha-t t-flVriec hnw.-a t
the laws.
In the Udles gallery, the S-ccscK-a ties,
tncr.t cf Wa-hingt .ii city, which still re
traits nti.ubdued.t --'.: no p.:i:::- ti r :.rc..l
itself. The n.t:iral independ-.:.. ? f
male heart was r.ia:.i:-tv 1 by e:.c.vrigiug
s:r.:!es ar.vi apj-r-'-vIng st-ds throrgh thv. i-r-gress
of the spech-
Mr. Bright, when Ljcwlulr, gitl.T-t-.l
up his 1 apers, and wc; t vnt a: the r." ;r
est dvHt r to
adjoTirr.ed, t
stofl an vn.
cverv word.
ate Souttiern Seiv.
The Knoxville U hijoi the J th says
Large reinforcements ef cavalry havebe'en
sent from this city to Gen. Crii tended, ar.d
a battery of artillery is ready move. The
most of the reports of the battle first receiv
ed seem to have leen much exaggerated.
Two guns e'f M uisarratt's battciy being
on this siele of the river were saved. Gen.
Crittenden made lut a short stand at Mon
ticello, and then fell back t Camp M'Gin
nis, and may fall still further back, in order
to collect those of bis force who are scatter
ed. Accounts brought in by the new arri
vals are very conflicting.
Captain Shiris. of the Engineers, gives the
following statement of the battle ;
On last Saturday night. Gen. Crittenden
ard forces marched out to meet the en my
on fjshingxreek, a eleven miles distant.
They met the enemy lying in ambush," just
at the dawning of day, when Gen. Z?llicof
fer, who was io front, gave the order for an
attack. Col. Staunton cried out, "for
God's sake dou't fire they are our friends."
The Shoepfites hallowing for Jeff Davis
Simultan?ously the enemy fired, shooting
Gen. Zolliccfler in the heart and killing him
instantly. His last words were " Go on,
go on, my brave boy9, 1 am killed !" On
Tiariiu'j wun ni? irusty servant nv uuuu.i ,
" I am going to see the mannald."
Marmaid where? I didn't know we
had such a creature in ' city."
"Well ci '.e al :e to the City
Hall. They are going to make Simuel
Brady mayor of the city, and we shall see j
a mayor ma le."
Come, come, Clip, 1:0 nonsense ; one of
our two ye-ar olds again.
p), jcu want a raal prime I t f
ter ?" asked a Yankee pedlar, who bad
picked it up at fifty different places.
"What sorte.f butter is it ? asked the
merchant.
" The clear quid, made by my wife
from a dairy of ferty cows u two ehurn
inss." - What makes it s- rniny colors ?
I gners," rvplied the 1 tiiiKce, wLo was
near akin to the Slick family, " you wouhi
never ax that question if you Lil seen my
coBfor they're a darned sight specke'dtr
than my butter."
The merchant declined tf.vi'ig.
iis s: ai...
:.;e s:uv-
The Hc-se
i ts crov. de 1 evii
Ii tc:.:
c.Txr
to
An Inelian out West washeirJ to mak e
r
the following exclamiti m. on ciiz one i . at jucts...a !
AXOTI1CI& .4KTILfc.s:RYFIGSlT
Saxdy Hoon. Feb. 8. This morr.:r.g
a s quad e f Ashley's Black Hers? Cavalry
made their appt arr.nre at Bolivar, acc'tris
pauied by section e.f artillery, v.-hi. h ontned
fire on Company II ef Col. Gerys rcgi
r.iCLt, statiiucd a mile and a half sl.ive
Sandy Hook. Our P-rrett gun and. Faf:eld
rifles silence?! their Battery and ve the
cavalry back ln-hind a Lill. Accord:ng f
the latent advices no Reikis were in s:ht,
except the mounted picket stall .T.e-I at a
small wool n'-r.r B livar. Jackson's main
boely ofRib.-'.s ar? cjncentra'ir.g r.t Claries
t'wn. Great consternation i s .:! to cxtst snie-ng
the Pab ls in a eoasr-juence f a itpert
-,-- ... . . .
w;
h is circulating r.m--Eg the::-, that ur
:t to cnts ever, and
o.r fashionable (hooped) lasitS :
Ugh! much wig va n ,
pi sled to Chaih si n
to resist our progress. Jt
that
:ht L--r3
Jackson will move e:jwa t.earcr to
j pe."- Ferry to-nipht.
I free citizens because t.bey aM nr.t forty shil-. te sholc hands, and MmarkfrJ. tUt they now 111 orris owi
lin-ers? You couhVt treat tkem -rus ' would prbablv meet co more J b,,t pow sh.w.j
Maior Sltmrner of Fort Pickens l:-meis !
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