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   Racine Weekly Advocate (Newspaper) - June 17, 1863, Racine, Wisconsin                                BUSINESS Oilier N W Corn or collection o buck pun A T T 0 1C N EY A T Y over tho Agricultural I U I tf J O A Coi ON Cannon d Rifle Gunpowder Of Superior tf of charge AT LAW B 0 A Is 5 Tur Pill Week ot iJl ISAAC S JM Him Lurd Oil for Tallow Factory of Sixth CITY E o y A A3 H Of uvery variety V A N K K K N O X 1 O niie oM thu Voat 0 BOOK lec In 3d by 1 Vessel WATSON and Firo Fire anil OH nil tusu urty In the M o of il In will the Dim M Anil to about ti fiol ng ut to 0 Comti Or o ASH OA riTAL ooo AUD A KTO t SMITH nf ihc In divided the ilia ten mill c- CITY D AS Secret G AD li ot Hertford Co I Vapors Stationery CLOCK THIRD 00011 X NOW ANU ouo of the Stott Lu the the i[ KS iii every A SCHOOL New J A WJ City Fire Cluttered January North nil In that AnJ liow ihu Anil how ilo ihu Am how by And fought on ih of for bun Aail how inter tlie col 4 way Anil lOOV olT la ihu -i how ML I mult M l too It mum not To cumber your iny my my my ibc you on you of 111 ot thu Un draw Tin woodman ant n ono -In- tint i lull tier i -i oui of bed auJ uid knowing nUrm why or It found uild the Jin Thai weru to In And QQW then ami Tlie to iho The on looking around At of iho found And 1 n burglar plying hU A opening Now though this nocturnal l I -1 ru i EN-SIGN II KELLOOG liberally and promt ly In of fifth l Agent FIRE or CONN Paid In y iiT Ifj iiii and fti low lit tin Tt y Ap ruLo on or retail M by uny price lu or IS A CHOICE LOT OK in- cuy ii jit than Hv HA of DavU t C j jf which only to tio tg bt known u fatly foni your fulling Iti td thu are itto U tun lion of ill who beat m noil fur n U will to y wu ami try 4 JU HOUSE J DUX S has with the of the Iii which It 11 C C C U W E 3 T E R X B R A X 0 II 0 X VI C K AT which ihu of the Iho it In For aad A duelled the if fa If n uf the anil of ince apply to i fo and 1 3 P Fire Company OK BROOKLYN X V Urge all City No Wall St in nd of by or JUver AH antl at tho rule Of a and A gun l o with care what had butter DC done forthwith iu a council of var fast and In a this klm if the Um iMd There Hint and the of the That ilia wari men And as was And If twas our of not be maintained sad upheld aa It Hut That ladder the Supporter men maj aim at the 1 it fall ilic fivll-wUh Ii Die Wall ai ho and by tile token fault will It bo if That may chattel man ecu will pay No To Til never You on Cilj You intended to break the ladder have for n longtime tlic people With and objections 10 You to YOB only have tu luvo Pray saW while r About old Hie will he The of lia on the children may i Who hut to-morrow the may and reform then who The ladder fill na before T whether I That anil a Which hurt a brother Or totally aad the The bado lit cried out I Then called hli all the That If hu caint down And save a Hrm of He keep hh old u WsJ Kut If ho tho timu to be of arica and he loud thunder A to litr old ladder from under Then to BCC the effect of uw the t hi i till work at And 10 He cm projectile thief and bo In air thai he lacked what vii tint to calling A hempen to keep him fro m Then nod and trait and all lo bawl we're ruined To whit L country by ihli abolition I1 And ocho I Oh co until cyal men of n of that ators Ims Every step of world's progress to scaffold nml Troin stake Rending page of the by short ball dying cut the of the figures ofi contending onu of wrong and ism on tho other of and Step by world has waded through to with point of co raj A Sullor L un THS M MK tu thv this thit bo lu of ii new if which cnn ho called foe u which wilt bo fifi Qt Julot AND CASES cent hich bo at bo bought of Jv trv of eriu Uln fancy eq AND WARK noil Of lici nnd for And HUBS Jtc A o Fancy Ac for una A- 11 antl imd At the nnd of which not by nay instruction o AH of which rr at low M he where SHAW in oM by NEW OK 35 J U 48 First in JE AV A n F O S T JE H So IS TO UN HI the and the the which led to brig on boy loaning ing into the said tho u who The Lord s J did you j cry has and die little band to cant places to Le gups supplied o lor liberty Looking down ilie long Ler fields to be they girded on their for- to the contest men in prom- with works following in the world they diod good men have dad the only seeing itself from chains which the South for hulf a slowly rose to jut its grievances When the North waited un- had elected its own President its principles tJie South of the Union liberty was in ilia Union Being war with the de- that liad proved for They to be so If is for liberty against and world is at the of onc side that it is a war for the nigger men arid say is a war man It is -ment In the North free been while opposed is all the despotism of massed South Between on p he iny So by it lias is to By the of The tio'n of the in refused trampled under spumed aside 1 they say to you and to me is Stand the way let us fight for own manhood and your nation How slowly we have answer them We have waited aud to grant them their boon you d iii times past those whose sons were as yours and heart have seen all the hope the pride the strength manhood trampled'out of them as theirs had to help or save It to you is it iow eyes at vacant place at your hearthstone be filled by bright manly have what a father's agony aud have wrung the black father's the grasp of suffering you have learned God's oh how have you learned the You too in your pride -ig- nored in past You would not you would not tec what was it To-day with your heart strings wrung and cracked the life was your life lost with the prop which was your strength and stay broken from under you have learned what other young sirls wives have auction block torn from dearer to them than their their womanly truth antl pride imd goodness cold mat struck down to tlie highest with the man they loved save Do the L immensity of sei people failed it may that the seldom The the pursuit was hot frequently took refuge with liow smoked a pipe with hiin I still see him beard his was er -one of to -ad- man sent for One- day he remonstrated on said the mayor of to you and if it wore known that you had before me and that put get into a said All this You over a the a will marry if like ir Nay said Laroque 1 I shall in- vite friends mayor himself it a As to said man see He kept his promise The eve of his marriage three hares a ridges as many capons a sheep and a pyramid of sugar were seen cottage a wine and a jar of- old made for the cost Larooue -Some oi good to the moon the rest were the of certain midnight travelers over the lighting so long as there was a band to Uie massed their is the ALL X he ha d POST c t i c u i u r I o Ii I tf J TUB TEARS IN Hotter TRUNKS had at aud Wull than any other Shop tn tho v SOAP AHD CITY CAKDLE ill London since always my ing orders taking a his flat and I ic It one on the right track v no answered boy quickly does it point Sta tlie tar it shows mo I must my on -i where the tcr sometimes run 1 the are that's the give This it is well to under- us at- out against and things cry out their at tlie will be time enough they have when fought with the South and been coped with them and have coped weaker in in and groK iH m thu ia now to lilt public CAMI PAID llo U tu rio At sen Tor Ui: nbo lay out tn k mannur for all hU City 54 SWU SUocI f VM fOK J upon Iho by tin of anj to i or Uit making u M CYbr from iho Uto If ol In which I wUl wuli 1 to kud I Uri Bt AKK SOW TUIC or llin o iu a- wide berth i toll ye for us si find Pretty swered a my Saviour lo heard The ju away he Ho joined nn They have in to conquer their service every der alike and we in carrying out- war have acted steadily in to ly and fighting de- their brought have to that Because we accomplished head the their B1 loye by its defense and doing that they retained whose views and his iOr by in the up ID SIW AND Which w ditll S n tn fcr 1 v to hi and and missing is ii v i a a who the worth a5 to be up Do ycu see through the smoke and flame of this young and 1 away t Ellsworth for a moment I twisted about then lame -all self- And South Carolina sacred with dying face oil t ling thick forward at besides two thousand as earnest unrecorded offered This -ar- ray avenge avenge 0 Lord dropping 1 for waste of Arise and pay to j by ins who the the or It was a wedding At eight o'clock in the evening the cure married them 1 of about A guests great knew that a first-rate cook good care to-be ent to began dancing The mayor down towards Um cure and ic for a good ng tough-sinewed a smart sat in came in from conversation little mightr-lxTof tage over Joel was a long lank fellow not very soldierly in speech or 1 than snug city frightfully and thair there was his scanty impressed the elose wholesome respect for and Tlis flat could not as in sight and Joel's comrades he himself keep c pair of fine declared that distasteful liis officers his value at consideration for him to keep him at that The position best was on the slope of a hili opposite a similar slope oi the con- federates This high great about Joel believed that the stationed was our He accordingly harassed and one that head on the I i i r i T i tno largest boat ofj die best men w Smith and it of sided with ood had were close at had in tiie and the authorities would not have been caught swoop both and the deserter was not so easily ed When he heard speak of the he did not put himself He simply were when told they coming Viy whether v they had yet crossed the marsh and several -id- venturous fellows stretched on the one another as K reward for their h was nearly -a quarter of a mile off but as I said Vermonter-1 was a good shot and it became tha enemy's pickets to show themselves at all near the deu learned their Joel this afternoon eard a shar p repor fel t the ly he saw the from a enemy had dug a pit wherein the picket could set at and expose his head arid arms 1 he fired Private hastened with praiseworthy some and that they boy gendarmes floundering in The in TIN ins of which oil heights the in lier time a pretty tio'n 1 of was better a be attended wakes he had must a how to when for the a lie 1 back to his though e said lie could not mud f Let us rescue went who like Human beings not iis for and for getting them out of the mess of a roar Ing lire and burnt ed us We i gendarmes i is of the foeman again dis- covering Cne fresh earth that lie saw a lint just above it took a In a tau sentinel bareheaded imd returned the fire He had only the old trick of ting his hat warrant some from moment The brain was on problem of dislodging this c So long is quiet his but it ivas lie the process construction Ifor the earth carefully piled upon the side toward From a thicket at the foot of two under of steam as he nhreasl the working the shut the tirely on- again and very od the the finger of this it trip arose at time abandoned the boat to dered him to o'clock and then up to have steam kept up all and if the fog lift him j Tie the boat up 1 said I can run lief such I'll rim her till and then call you fog having sure boat to at a second en- oil shipped At went to the wheel and sent soon made his appearance before Hallo Brown 7 Are you I've according to orders I think you liad lie up and turn in again or you'll make 1 Smith in a fog where body and the Brown went below i The fust to the bank but nor could poor The which were ed turned round and round the swift current and the his oak's the hissing of steam in tile low sounded all right him and so cursing his and Brown's obstinacy and his own ity in accepting the banter he turned the wheel now this way and now that anil expecting every moment to hear the boat strike against something A thousand times during his dreary did he determine up his ate and pride stop overtake and so ing made up his mind to let the worst to the worst a- the engineer to work very About sunrise Brown accompanied by the captain and other officers boat came Hallo said Brown la that you it said You been running all night I reckon 1 fee I answered Smith Don't you you don't you I that J do are the re- Well replied Brown you've time and in for of I doue and what mean gone and towed that down to A ray sun peeping through moment and the Smith he remained the boat did And after neither the er knew The j Vitl With you t-i f so curried you may sat i- -1 U- 1 assembly Tho li x 1 ad him a long of stout when ho duty but the indistinct light begun to cast as Let me die in the front of the the t beginning stealthily to on paying out to It experiment the he gained nt was l treasured friends watch near the L feu to life Jove's mystic gather round and loving words may sadness v rb j j their forms around me their kind voices softly f sweet quietly from the of life tor my first beautiful ia the other -j Do not deck in colors white my Lnot ribbons in their will fc done gently Avith only my friends to low thp doors Now for hiiri until slight cedars ij He en latcd.- A s as riflemen in: the enemy opp over rind its vine hidden dear j and oi 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