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Carlisle American Volunteer (Newspaper) - November 09, 1865, Carlisle, PennsylvaniaVol. 52. Carlisle a. Thursday november 0, 1865. No. 21. Jeri can Volunteer. By ppm Libunao every tub say Mon Aixa sir John ii. A Kate in. T e Kuji s a _ Dolats if paid within tho a d two dollars and fifty cents if not paid tho Joar. Those terms will be rigidly ado in every Ipp Lonce. A to subscription it Lis Iod until All arrearage Are paid unless at Tion of Tzib editor. accompanied by the Cash and coding one squat will to in scrod Turco for $2.00, and Twenty five conts for each Nal insertion. Those of a Grod Tob la hath in such As hand Billa posting Bills a Etui Blanks labels a. Ac., executed with a a Dill amp by and at the shortest notice. A j Ftp tiny rom and friends. A Fth Theros Power �6 make each hour As Sweet As heaven do signed it a Tor need to roam to bring it Homo though Fow Thero to that find it. Or amp Fri Sook too High for things close by h a saw at aiur0 sat0 Ufa a a for 1 f it hath hero no charms so dear As Homo and friends around us. Be Oft destroy tho Presont Joy 4for future them whilst flow Ora As Sweet Bloom at our feet of wed but stoop to raise Thorn or things afar still sweeter Aro. I when youths Bright spell hath bound us but soon we re taught that Earth hath naughty i like Homo and friends around us. To Friend that stood in time of need tfx a when Hopon a last Rood is shake show us still that come what will v we Are not quite forsaken. R. Jocko gial1 wer0 night if but tho Light r of friendships altar crowned us two id Provo tho Bliss of Earth was this a Homo and friends around us. J�oi/5fei�nneou0. Id an incident of the re volition. By mrs. M. E. Robinson. A duties of a spy though both disagree a and dangerous did not deter col. Las from offerings his services towards As Ning tho position and condition of the 8 troops then quartered in As a Bravo and handsome Young officer by att to a tip a to the american Causo and sacrifice to is life if need he for a a oud of his wore fight for Liberty and the right., _ _ was fully aware of the risk he Ilour. Nor was he in ruin set of tho Fute Agrait Jim should he be suspected and taken. Eans of various disguises ire had recon Rod pretty thoroughly and 3iiid it quiz Jold nuclei information of a import trip no tue e. About resolved to ret urfi to the amort Camp and report he itself to Toffi Ecomman i3flt�?T-in-chief, when tho following incident Tfir Fungtt and his determination f a to life walking along one Day musing up i ,1 Lim fio of citing events which were then Traus or Ping lie was met by one of tho common sol stopped to speak. The Man looked Huinia amp ted and seemed pleased with his a a a a in ughes. A a Iju a a if Laud of Coli Iddo i lie a tired 4 Yoti rei go up tho wrong Way la iss not Rofoli cd Hastings carelessly. A vell i so roae you know Boa but you it Tetter go Back la Damp with Irie. In in going bldg Iii do a Cri Johon of the Phiip that been the spy added the Man about him ? its All news to me replied to i colonel unconcern edly though his pulse heat a Little quicker at the Many a language but to had lung exercised severe ii a government Over the play of his features and muscle expressed Surprise. Y u must he deaf then for everybody is talking about him to Day a continued the Othur or a a his name is Tom Jones and he a been diking round Here listening to what the Bay pumping the men and trying to jilt what the next move is to be. But smelt a rat. There a a Bounty of Ira Fig gift a Hie head and Home As Good Asa dead a mood enough Fot pm a exec claimed tho t pm Djiela. Aba stil l maintained the same India Quot Fern not Demeanour. 1 his Lile Isnit Worth much fact. But i Bay Comrade a head a Fluhr clapping. The Soldier familiarly on the rib a Vader a Isnit hinging a Little too Good for Quot so be Man replied with a course laugh and am then a passed on his Way Leav Ang Hastings in to enviable state of Hotd the fellow been acquainted with him. Detention would have been inevitable. To Hassings had left the Barracks Early that Vida bib a noticing nothing unusual1 but nit. A probably his absence added to other Cir urn an amp acpt had awakened suspicion. Not a moment was to he lout. His life depended up i �?T1 a a in a concealment Ai flight at that hour is tilt living about four in the afternoon would 1>0.atten Dod with extreme danger. The Boi a in a would hear a description of his person of Wal Orelj a to Raj in Story the alarm would be Given and Ore of enemies he immediately on his pm ueral Tum pm Iani Ali of is. I Yonng officer hastily entered a thick. In of Trees near by and looked about me place of Refuge. Hie could discover Png which offered the slightest protect hut a Large Brueh Heap hut As a no better of old be found he it Mono ended himself Ell As possible beneath it. I heard the tramp of horses feet and the jobs of men in a very Short time which la very Good reason for concluding that of amp a not secreted himself a minute too they in Sod the spot where he Lay lout halting and Hastings breathed More by when the Echo of their shouts was lost be distance. 1 Lime dragged on slowly. The ground was Lemely cold and Damp from the effects of Point rain and added to the unpleasant. A of hib situation. He dared not stir for of attracting the attention of some per who might be lurking in the Vicinity his stiffened limbs began to pain him . For several Days he had not been Well and if al t that he we As rabidly becoming worse. Re chills ran Over him his head was hot 1 ached badly and a general languor per led his whole system. What should he do a Vas now quite dark but unfortunately for i the Moon shone brightly and he feared no seen if he attempted leaving his pres a position. So for two More Long Hovirs he Lay there benumbed with cold and growing to much worse that he feared without assistance to would die. But if it was1 dangerous to go it was equally dangerous to re main. To to hanged for a spy was not a very pleasant idea to contemplate and he. Groaned at the thought of dying there alone. At this moment he remembered i Avion seen a Small Cabin at a Short distance. He would seek it throw himself Pori the mercy of the inmates and beg assistance and Protection. K. He pushed aside the Brush cautiously and after glancing from Side to Side hurriedly crept a Little Way upon his feet and then gradually raised himself to an upright position. This was not accomplished without severe Effort his limbs wore weak and cramped and to tottered As he his head Felt to Light and dizzy that it was some minutes before he could recollect in what direction the Cabin was situated but his mind became somewhat Olearer at length and he moved slowly Forward. A suffering much bodily pain and wearily dragging one foot after the other he saw a. Light twinkling in the distance which indicated the proximity of the lowly he did not know whether the occupants were whigs or. Torios but to trusted in Providence and went Forward More hopefully. To approached the Cabin bit paused at hearing the bound of voices. Taking a few More noiseless Steps he was enabled to glance through a Rudo window and perceived two men and two women Bitting within. The Young officer was about to Knock at the door when the word a spy reached his ears causing him to forego his intention and listen to hear More. 41 am quite confident we shall succeed Baid one. 4 the Reward is Worth trying for at any rate returned tho other. 4 Flat will be done yith him if he should be captured a asked the youngest of the two females. No matter 1�?T said the elder of the two men. Abruptly. A 4 they wont be Likely to let him go again added Hie companion with a significant shrug of the shoulders. 4 hell be treated As spies usually Are probably Middle aged woman who had not yet spoken. The younger shuddered and looked thought Ful. 41 wish this unnatural War was ended it so brutalized the human character she said earnestly after a pause. 4 the sooner the rebels Are conquered the quicker it will be ended said one of tho men 4 so you be it is our duty to catch this spy who is Saidi to be very cunning and useful in his Way. Lie can the a great distance off and As soon As we get rested we must take to the Woods and Hunt him Down the other gave his Hearty consent to this proposal and talking Over their plans together both men left the Cabin and passed so near to our Heio that by raising their hands they might have touched him but the darkness which had succeeded the Moons departure favored him and he remained undiscovered. A a Alting until to could no longer hear tha footsteps nor voices of the retreating figures he stepped softly to. The door and tapped. The Latch was raised and a voice demanded 4 who a there?�?T1. 4 a Friend one at least who Hab not tho Power to injure you was the reply. The door opened wider and the Pale Haggard face of the applicant was exposed to the woman who scrutinized him steadily and closely. A a Como in she said briefly. 41 am in distress said Hastings 41 apply to you because you Are a woman and i cannot forget that a woman was first at the sepulchre of Jesus. I am sick weary hungry and sorely pressed by my enemies. I am the american spy for whom a Reward is offered. Yogi can save me or deliver me into the hands of Yoila husband or those Vito have gone in purse it of tiie. A the Mother and daughter exchanged Glan Ces but neither spoke and Hastings anxiously awaited the decision of his Fate. The woman who had opened the door now signified by emotion of the hand that he should enter. He did so and a seat was placed for him beside the daughter Whoso sympathies were obviously enlisted. She glanced at Hie dejected co i ton Anoe and noted his faltering Steps she limbs trembling with weakness 4 we can give you food but our Protection will Avail bit Little after May husbands return Baid the woman. 4 can you not conceal me a asked Hastings earnestly. A heaven will Reward you for the deep the Mother looked at her daughter and the two conversed together in a Low voice. 1 we will do what we Oak said the former briefly As she placed refreshments be fore him and signified to him to eat. 4 do not Stop to talk she added quickly As the Young officer endeavoured to express his gratitude. 4 there is no time to lose and food will do you More Good than anything else a. A Hastings did not wait for a second bidding and the nutritious beverage soon had the effect to renew his strength and inspire fresh courage. His head Felt less Giddy the cheerful fire warmed his stiffened limbs and he would certainly have fallen asleep in his chair had not a feeling of dread lest the men should suddenly return caused him to look often anxiously toward tho window. # Tobej will be gone two hours said the youngest female As if to reassure him on that signified his thanks and looked at the fair speaker so attentively that a Crimson glow stole Over her expressive countenance making her look More interesting than before. Lie forgot for the moment himself has illness the danger he had incurred the risk he now ran everything in contemplating her symmetrical figure regularity of features and the benevolent kindness that beamed from her eyes. He was startled from his revery by the Barking of a dog. 4 you Are lost a she exclaimed. A father is near by 1�?T Hastings started to his feet and looked hurriedly about for some Mode of egress besides the door by which he had entered. The Young girl Shook her head and her Cheek paled with terror. Hastings knew that discovery was inevitable if he remained where he was arid that the result would to equally fatal if he ventured to leave the cab in. A the Young girl stood an instant As if spell bound when the voices came nearer and nearer. Suddenly she sprang towards a door which opened into a dark closet. 4 go in 1�?T she whispered 4 and secrete yourself behind those clothes. V. The officer mechanically obeyed and the door was quickly closed and fastened upon him while his deliverer with uncommon self Possession placed herself in the Ohair he bad Drew up to the Small table on which food had been placed and very deliberately commenced eat Rig. She had hardly done so when her father and his companion entered the Cabin both looking somewhat ill Humoured and disappointed. ,. A what Are you up and a atm for Alottio asked the former abruptly regarding the Young girl with a look of astonishment and displeasure. A because in a hungry was tho unhesitating reply.4 Well and so Are we hungry girl so get something Quick for we to got to ride Aziiz in Miles yet that is if the fellow done to disappoint us again. Confound him 1 we might have been on the right track by this time if the horses had been forthcoming he muttered As Lottie As he called her busied herself in placing eatables before them As she had been Bidden. While this had been transpiring the Mother had silently left the Cabin entered an outbuilding and was prop ring a comfortable place in which to conceal Hastings before her husbands return and this will account for her absence when his proximity had been so opportunely discovered by the Young girl. While the men were satisfying the demands of appetite she entered but started Bank in alarm what a change in affairs the last fifteen minutes had wrought. Hettie caught her Eye and a warning glance checked the exclamation that was on her lips anti recalled her usual presence of mind. A Well a she said interrogative by approach a ing the we be had to wait for horses and the Rascal will give us the slip if we done to ride for dear life returned her husband i say Ben he added with an impatient gesture 4 have it you almost done eating a. A just finished replied Ben pushing Back his Ohair and buttoning his coat. 4i�?Tm All 4 Well go then As soon As i got another hat and he approached the closet which contained the object of their solicitude and Pursuit. The speaker stepped in and commenced searching for the article he had named. The Reader can imagine the sensations of r hero Asho crouched behind a Pilo of bedding trembling lest a Suddon movement of the Man should expose Bis person. To was certain that his heart beat lord enough to be heard Rand when key eur the clothes move before him Hie gave up All for lost. The Eil options of the Young girl were none the less intense her face assumed an Ashy Hue her feet seemed glued to the floor and her breath almost stopped As her Eye marked each emotion of her father. Asho advanced near the Corner where Bhe know Hastings stood she placed her hands before her eyes and Sank into a chair. But discovery did not ensue. The hat wat found at length and when Hettie raised her eyes she breathed More freely. Her father stood without the closet while his companion was assuring him that if much More time was wasted they might As Well give up the undertaking. A where is he a inquired the woman when the men had gone. # # to Ali fifi Jap lied the daughter Point no to the closet. It is a Providence Index dlr was the fer vent ejaculation of the Mother As she comprehended Liis narrow escape. No time was lost in conducting Hastings to the out building we have named. It was entered but Seldom Little used and being so the rendezvous of the Kings troops would not be Likely to be subjected to a very thorough search by his enemies who probably believed him much farther off. Id this place he remained several Days receiving the Best of care from both Mother and daughter who visited him As often a they could without attracting when his strength had. Partly returned and to was Able to travel his generous protectors furnished him with a suitable disguise and by Means of the husbands absence were enabled to assist him a considerable distance upon his journey. He encountered Many difficulties and dangers and Felt himself far fro Rii secure until be had passed the British lines and knew he had nothing More to fear. But he did not forget the Maiden Whoso prompt act Iii saved his life. After the close i of the War he met her again under More a 8picious circa most amp does and pleasant acquaintance terminated in Happy marriage. A cast a Dine Tor Youngman poor and dejected stood watching some anglers on the Bank of a Stream. At length approaching a Basket Well filled with Fine fish he sighed a if Nofa i had these i would be Happy. A could sell them at a fair Price arid buy my food and a. V a �?�441 will give you As Good fish a said the owner who. Chanced to Over hear his words if you will do me a trifling Quot and what is that a asked the other eagerly. 41 Only tend this line till i come Bank i wish to go on a Short the proposal was accepted. The old fish Erman was so Long absent that the Young Man began to be impatient meanwhile however the hungry fish Ena Ppd at the Hook and pie Yodogi Man lost his depression in the excitement of pulling them in and when the owner of the Lino returned he had caught a Large number. Counting out from them As Many As were in the Basket and presenting them to the Young Man the old Fisherman said a a i fulfil my Promise for the fish Ycu have caught to teach you that whenever you see others earning what you need to waste no time in fruitless wishes but cast a Lino for Prosperity hardens tho heart As continual Sunshine does the Earth but when one is softened by the tears of sorrow and the other by genial showers they yield those fruits which the necessities of Man require. Goodness is twice blessed in what it gives and what it receives. The peace and Comfort we impart to others is restored to our own bosom by the satisfaction of an approving conscience As the Vapours which ascend through tha it Day fall Back at night in refreshing Dews upon the Earth. Tight Young Man recently having succeeded after much persuasion in getting a kiss from a girl went and told of it. One of her acquaintances met her and said. A so Mary John says that you let him Kies you.�?T. 41 did let him after he had tease me an hour but it was a tight squeeze even then. A so to 1�?T exclaimed the other a he did not mention that. He Only spoke of the kiss but did not say anything about the squeeze is la the face of the Sun you May see gods Beauty in the fire you May feel his heart warming in the water his gentleness to refresh you it is the Dew of heaven that makes your Fields give you , \ a love. Toll to Maidon Maidon Doar a / Tell to what is Lovo ? a id by Brown Yob shining Olear on thy lips o Maidon do amp a can i Aeo it move ? it is two Hoard two hearts Truo two hearts with Ono beat two souls shining through lips and eyes of morning Dow. With Ono wish Bot won to two and that wish to moot. Brick and Kalista. By a a Brick other girl of ours tvs we Are informed by letter Lias gone and got Well looked unto n tinker st of the g09pol, who attends prefer meetings shops horses stands chaplain in the army and gats drunk on the sly 1 of dear this is much misery wherefore shall to flee go unto now f How we used to do tho courting for those girl. Candy peanuts worm lozenges Peppermint drops Little bails of Honey soap night loom ing for seriousness and vide need did we pour into them Lap of hours Whereon at Vesper chime this head did Erst so sweetly rest. Of dear 1 a twas Kylista. 1 ?.two used to Blacken our boots starch our hair Greaso our shirt and curl our Cyd Bews for them girl. And we Rode horse for her paternal derivative to cultivate Corn and to milked the As what no other boy would milk and to split oven Wood and who would not for her my and at night when bats Cante Forth and Tumble bugs crawled Over the Lea. And Young pullets sat in Maiden meditation fancy free holding their Heads under one Wing so As to learn Lovo by hearing their hearts beat we would Iii Stop under Kalista a window and Eho would with her Lily White baud Snail us up by the hair till we arrived at tho Bower of Loy e.�8 she called her Garret. Twas. Thus bur hair became less and our confectionary for Kalista when the week had busted on the Roc i of saturday night we used to wander by the Brooklet and let the Brook wander too. And Kalista went Forth with us. Hand in hand like the siamese twisters we roamed and sat on the dewy Bank to catch com in our Heads on the a a Bank wet with Dew a Aud we used to recline against a fatherly of Motherly Elm Troe and squeeze our each others bands As we rolled our eyes and peaked upward into the vault our spirits longed to vault into but did no to. Of this sparking in two earthly volumes with the Price Mark omitted 1 did you Ever spark ? a if not Advance your works upon a female crinoline dear Ond commence Active hostilities to not. Once we sparked Kalista when her Mother was looking. The old lady stopped us cause it reminded her of other times Aho said. But Bhe did no to keep us stopped. When we wanted to repose our head Kalista hold her Lap arid Iota it to went like an Apple. When tho Moon worried Here her Candle went out Kalista was left to be her own Mother or do without. Kalista took grief very she wore mourning and looked Woline she wept because the jeweler did not got her mourning pin done in time. She ironed n new Cotton handkerchief on the coffin lid Bonf to ivo some use of the furniture Ere it was knocked Down and was ready to Wedlock then. Kalista was lonesome when Hor authors were gone and to should have wed did then but for the looks of the thing then there came from the War a Journeyman converter and he offered Kalista All he hid at Onee and Kalista being a lonesome girl said be would Aud she did. And her end the Good Man went to the carpenters Ond ordered a graveyard Fence for the loved relatives and the worker of Wood threw in a handle and tho pair wedded at Onee and How Ica Tista is telling some other Delegate i that a a sapper is ready 1�?� and thus another of our Hopes is spilled Over life a precipice and we Are left to mourn for the Candy we gave unto Kalista who has loft us All alone for to Dio 1 a southerner frees his mind. A Willy and pungent letter Bill Arp addresses Artemus Ward we wanted a kiss we told Kalista such was our desire when Slio would loan her Amber Hoad Over upon our Soroos and say a a now a Brick, is Yuu just Oan Gamble we took Tea from that Little table lots of times and never asked any one to help put bask the plates 1 Kalista was a Zephyr on a kiss. It was Protty near her Best Holt. Making Mush was Kalista Scharm. When the water did boil How she did Sprinkle meal into the Iron Iron Recepter Kottlow and shake Hor looks in glee to see the infant Mush Bubble and splutter like a fellow kissing a baby with his Mouth full of beechnut we courted sparked and our Rod Kalista seventeen Long years. She grew from sighs to greater size and All went merrily As a Funchal Bell. Cali Star a maternal author said we might Aud we intended to. To sat on rail fences end boards to Wagon boxes piles of pumpkins heaps of potatoes door Steps saw logs plow beams Pine stumps where we pined for each other and told our love and in anticipation combed our hair peeled our potatoes chopped our hash looked our Ell never mind wore our old clothes except when we had company and waked fat on Lovo and Sich. Kui Istaz a father said we might and there again we had things begged. We coated our calves and Kalista had Nice calves and weighed our pork and sold our veal and took our Wool to Market and put up our Little preserve and revelled in that future which is so Mueh like an Oyster More Shell than meat. A one Day a. Baulky steer Lurig one of Bis Vronek hoofs in among the old gents Waistband and after a series of severe discomforts the old rooster went hence in february when we nil followed with a March 1 Kalista was a sensitive Plant measuring fifty nine inches around her afflictions and so we murdered the steer and made him into smoked and at supper table and As we lunched Between the heavy courting we chased the beef and thus Kalista and us got satisfaction from the juvenile of ibo steered his foot wickedly. Then Kalista smother who would pot partake of the beef took cold in the head and want hence it was out rank oho of the fall months. The Mother of our hearts Poison As we family Arlo called Kalista was of an enquiring disposition. She always asked numerous things. She asked the egg Man if chickens abide in the shells of the Hen fruit she bought. She wanted to know Why rounds were put in ladders crosswise instead of up and Down she wanted to. Know Why pants were made so that a Mah could not take them off Over hib head a she Baid in that an eclipse was caused by a Nigger convection Between her and the. Moon 1 but Why the Moon fulled rather busted the venerable Mother of our Kalista and Bhe sought to study it out. She read Daboll a arithmetic Sands spelling Book Robinson Crusoe and the la Crosse Democrat but she would not get her Fork into the reason. The old lady read in an almanac that on a Portain night the Moon would full. We went to see Kalista that night to Oil Jove would the old lady determined to watch it and see How a Man fulled and when it fulled and what for did it full. Night came and she wrapped one leg of Apai rof red flannel drawers about her head and when All in the House was still she emerged into the sitting room and in her antique costume the old lady says a a Brick your Bupper is ready 1�?� so to went into the parlor and kissed the hours away. Very Fine supper. The old Jady took an almanac a new York directory and a tallow Candle out in the Back stoop. She anchored in a big chair and waited to see the Moon change its she looked and looked and at last fell asleep for a moment when As she said a he darned thing up and fulled and she did t sen it i she Wab not an observing female but she never lost any. Children Yot for All that letter from Alonzo Ward to ills brother. Shechao March 11, 1865. To the Edy Lur of the Sunda times4 years ago while , in Yana i wrote to air. Prentiss of tho Lovevill Jur Nal regarding tho whereabouts of my brother Artemus Ward off room i have not Heerd Sinat he was a Boi a and Woro amp mod tho Fields together a Happy be a maker al in Cashmeer sox. There were four off us Boro Thors All Bois. Thoo full ering is a pedagogy Olour Familo. Our parents of which Thore was 2, Koos isted of our lather and Mother namely planner and Erysipelas Ward. The latter my father was Given heavily to plug to Backer of which he chased incessantly though boiled Tikon Dono Rair Waz his Bart Holt. Lie was a Man that could not go Long Between drinks the Kamil did not predominate in him and g. Ilover took him at tho age of Bick Sty and after 3 dais sickness. The following in apply Kable to Hiz ease a a Yoakum oakum a is. Spear. After the old Many a doth our Muther was left with the 4 Bois aforesaid whizz namely i. A a Erysipelas named after father. Artyn is the Long lost. Rodney and my self. Olonzo named after Olonzo of Pizzaro can celebrity. My eldest brother Ery wont into the Wool business while Rodney went out to Orry gon be territory and marked in the fur train. Ery did poorly at the Wool and thus busted but Rodney is still in the fur coining Money. Artemis at tho Teridor ago of eleven Waz suddenly missed from Lioam. In this Kon no shun i would remark an old blocking be Longin to my Muther containing fore dollars i in Silver and fifty two cents in oppor disappeared about tho same time. Tubero was a party of Akra bats of double proclivity a in our Nab Rhud a few Days Reevis and by Many it Waz supposed that arty had been in giggled a a a to Lovo Liia grand Happy Lioam Sands orcs a amp and tooth brushes Sands Palo Alo tho world a All a Stago tho Roal is Lomon and at All events i have never Lizern of him but Onoe i. C., when i Rote to or. Printiss who did not answer my letter Hobein engaged in translation a French letter sent to him by mis Soosan monday a noted Gorilla of the female gender. Off her More hereafter but a a a Tiea Ous on our Mutton Quot As the French have it. I Herd that i brother a. Ward had Bokum Rich to having Beon to Salt lick City among the Mournen and women to was Illus Given to the latter even from a child and that moreover Aud above he had got a Sho of Wax Fig Gore and nevertheless was perfectly decayed with Munoz in which event i would remind him a a i still . And is his Absents unused me Marius Teers i carried aul rhe water and chop aul the Wood for 2 years after his Leving us and As i am Hiz Only surviving brother in poor Eek Era Stanco i5ry being Rich and Rodney when last Heerd from was in Bigson tract Fernis Liin Fino tooth bombs for the conf debut army with Hedqui Artera at Richmond Thor Eforo i do think arty mite Kum and see me. To is Ever Wolkom to i poor but ii Appe owe owe. Brother 1 if this Shood meet your i think kindly off Ono. Who loves not wisely but to Well hut owe owe dear Artemis do not try to shake me. Olonzo Ward. Deer brother done to co Bank into me a a 0. W. A a Why do i were 4 o. W. my lips be sealed with Charity that May open Only for the Good of my neighbors. Let my eyes be veiled with Charity Liat they May rest on Good and fiut wickedness May to shut from my sight. A lot Charity close my ears to All unkind and malicious slander. Let Charity keep my hands Busy with profitable work and my feet turning in the path toward those whom god hath Given me tho Power to Benefit. May Charity keep my heart from sin from a evil imaginations from the tempting whispers of the evil one. So that shutting every door against uncharitable Ness my soul May to made Strong in Lovo to the father of All men ��7�?� a lawyer who was sometimes forgetful having been engaged to plead the Case of an offender Bogan by saying 11 know the prisoner at the bar and he bears the character of being an impudent hero somebody whispered to him that the prisoner was his client when to immediately continued a rut what great and Good Man Ever lived who was not column rated by Many of his Contemp Dorioa a by a French gentleman having been rescued from a ducking in a River and taken to a neighbouring tavern was advised to drink a Glass of very warm Brandy and water. A sir i shall thank you not to make it a a Llady to you better take it directly a 4 of yes a said Monsieur a directly to be sure not a fortnight not too weelc.�?Tc7 three gentlemen being in a Toffee House one called for a dram because be was hot. _. A a bring me another a says his Oom Pamon a a because i am the third who a by and heard them very quietly called out a a hero boy bring me a Glass because i like it a Rome ga., sept. 1, 1865. Or Artemus Ward showman. Sir the resin i write to you in Partick lev Are Beka Uso you Are about tho Only Man i know in All a a a cd a country a for borne several weeks to res so called but now Lato of said country deceased live been to Yin mighty hard to do sum thin. To did no to i site do it and now its very painful i assure you to dry up All of a Suddot and make out like to was t Thero. My Friend i want to Bay sum thin. I suppose there is to Law agin to Jinkui but think a in done to help Ine. It done to let Down my thermometer. I must explode myself generally so As to feel better. You Seo in a trying to harmonize. In a trying to soften Down my feeling. In a Endea Vorin to subjugate myself to the level of surrounding circumstances so called but i can to do it until in a allowed to say sum thin. I want to quarrel with somebody then make friends. I aint no giant killer. I aint no norwegian bar. I aint no but ill be horus waggled if the Talkin and tho writing slandering has All got to be done on one Sido any longer. Sum of you folks have got to dry up or furn our folks Loose. Its a blamed outrage so called. Aint your editors got nothing Eise to do hut to Peck at us and squib at us and Crow it us ? is every Man what Kan write a Para Graf to consider us bars in a Cage and be always a Jii bin at us to hear us growl ? now you Bee my Friend that a what a Dis harmonious and do you just Tell pm one and All e pluribus unum so called that if they done to Stop it at once or turn us Loose to say what we please Why we res so called Liao unanimously and jointly and severely resolved to to to think very hard of it if not harder. That a the Way to talk it. I aint a wino to commit myself. I know when to put on tho brakes. I aint a wine to say All i think like or. Etheridge. Nary time. No but ill just toll you Artemus and you May Tell it to your show if allowed to express our sentiments we can take it out in hating and hating runs heavy in my family Shure. I cited a Man so bad once that All the hair come off my head and the Man drowned himself in a hog Waller bit night. I would do it again but you see in a trying to harmonize to acquiesce to Begum Kayrn and Sorene. Now i suppose that poetically speaking a in Dixie a fall we sinned but Talkin the Way i Sec it n big Feller and a Little Feller so called got into a Fito and boy Fout and Fout and Fout a Long time and everybody All round Kep Hollerin hands off but Kep lie pin the big Feller until finally the Little Feller caved in and hollered he made a bully Fite i Tell you Selah 1 Avill what did tho big Feller do ? take him by. Tho hand and help him up and Brush tho dust off his clothes ? nary time 1 no sur but he kicked him actor he was Down and thrower mud on him and drug him about and rushed said in his ryes Ulm Kuiv lies Gwine about Hunting up his poor Little prop erty. Wants to conf skate it 60 blame my jacket if it aint Onuf to make your head swim a but in a a Good Union Man so called. I aint a wine to Firo no Moro. I Shane to vote for tho next War. I aint no Gorilla. In be done took the Outh and in a Gwine to keep it hut As for my Bein subjugated and Humilla ted and alga mated and enervated As air. Chase says it aint to nary time. 1 aint ashamed of nut Hin nuther aint rape tin aint Axin for no one horse Short winded Pardon. Nobody be Playfu priest around to. I aint got no $20,000. Wish 1 had id gov it to the poor wielders and or fins. Id fatten my own numerous and interesting offspring a half. They oat roots and drink Branch water no longer. Poor unfortunate things 1 to Como into this sub Lounary world at such a time. Thero is 4 or 5 of pm that never saw a Sirkus nor a Monkey show never had a pocket knife nor a Poco of cheese nor a resin. Thore is Bull run Arp harpers ferry Arp and Chicka Hominy Arp that Nevor seed the i Kotera in a Spellin Book. I toll you my Friend we air the poorest people on the Faco of the Earth but we Are poor and proud., we made a bully Fito Solus 1 and the amerikian Nashun ought to Feori proud of it. It shows what Ameri Kins Kin do when they think they Are imposed on so called. Did no tour four Luthers Fito bleed and die about a Little tax on Tea Whon not one in a thousand drunk it it Kuus they Sukee eded Wasny to it glory ? but if Thoy cadent i suppose it would Liao been treason and they would have been Bowie ands Crapin Rolind King George fur Pardon. So it goes Artemus and to my mind if the whole thing was stowed Down it would make about a half pint of Humbug. We had Good men great men Christian men who thought to was right and Many of pm have gone to the Undis overed country and have got a Pardon As is a Pardon. When i die in a mity Willin to risk myself under the Shadow of their wings whether the climate be hot or cold. So mite it be. Selah. Well May be in a aed enuf. But i done to feel easy Yit. In a a Good Union Man Sertin and a Uro. In be and my pantaloons died Blu and in be got a Blue bucket and i very often Leel Blue and about twice in a Whilo i go to tho dodgers and git Blue and then i look up at the Blue Cerulean heavens and sing the Melan Koly chorus of tho Blue tailed Fly. In a doing my Durn dest to harmonize and i think i could succeed if it Wasny to for sum Ashen i Beo a Black guard going around the streets with a gun on his shoulder Why rite then for a few minutes i hate tho whole Yanky nation., Jerusalem How my blood Biles. The institution what was a added Down to us by the heavenly kingdom of Mao sae Hbbetts now put Over us with powder and Ball 1 harmonize tho Dovil 1 aint we human beings ? ainu two got eyes and cars and be Olin and thinking ? Why the whole of Afriay has Como to town women and children and babies and Baboons and All. A Man Oan Tell How fur it is to the City by the smell bettor thaa tho mile Post. They wont work for us and they wont work for themselves and they will perish to death this Winter As sure As the Devil is a hog so called. Thoy Are now Baskin in tho summors Sun Livin on roasting ears and Freedom with nary Idee that Winter will cum agin or that Castor Oil and salts Cost Money. Sum of pm 100 Yearb old Uro whining around about gain to Kail Ido. The truth is my Friend sum body a badly fooled about this bigness. Sum body has drawer tho Elefant in tho lottery and done to know what to do with him. Iio a jest thrown his a nout about Loose and by and by hell Hurt somebody. These Nigger will have to go Bank in the plantations and work. I again to support nary one of Mem and when you hear anybody any so you Tell Mem a a it a a lie a to called. I Golly i aint got nut Hin to on. To Fout ourselves out of Overy thing of leptin children and land and i suppose the lands Are to a turned Over to the niggers for grave Yards. Well my Friend i done to want much. I aint ambitious As i used to Wae so of All Hava got your shows and monkeys and sir Kusses and Brns sounds and origins and can play on tho petrol him and tho Harp of a thousand strings and so on but in be Only got one favor to ask of you. I want enuf powder to kill a big pallor stump Tai dog that prowls around my premises at night. Pon hour i wont shoot at anything Blue Black or will Yon fend it ? Are you. And your folks to eke Rcd of me and my folks that you wont let us have any a in Anishin Are tho equip res and crows and Black racoons to eat up our poor Little Corn patches a to die wild Turkiya to gobble All around us with impunity if a mad dog takes tho Hyder Foby is All tho Community to run itself to death to get a out of the Way ? i Golly 1 it looks like your Peru had All Tuk the rebel Foby for Good and was Nover Givi Noto git Over it. See Here my Friend you must Send me a Little powder and a ticket to your show mud you mud to will harmonize ser these Fow remarks i think i fool hotter and Hopo i Haiut made nobody Fitin mad for in a not on that line at this Timo. I am Tooly Yoiiro Fri Ouile All present and account cd for. A. Bill Arp so called. P. Man Harris wanted to buy Ray Siddio the other Day with co Fedrik Money. He sed it would be Good pain. Lie said that Jim Funderburk told him that Warrens Jack sed a Man who had list uni from i Ginny and he sed a Man who told his Cousin Stoody that Lee had whipped Mem agin. Old Harris says a Feller by the name of Mack a. Million is coming Over with g. Million of men. But nevertheless notwithstanding somehow or somehow Olse in a Dubus about the monoy., if you wa3 me Artemus would you make the fiddle Trade ?. B. A Quot. Base Ball. Tho Brooklyn Eagle philosopher in his Effort to keep up with tho amusements of the. Age has. Slipped into base Ball sport. To thus explains the science of the game _. Tho game is a great invention. It is easily understood. All you have to do is to keep your Eyo on. The Ball. Its All about the Ball. They also use a Bat. Tho Bat is a Clulo built on the Model of the club Barnum killed Captain Cook with. This is Why the organization is called a club. A. A. Ono fellow takes a club Aud 6fatlds on n line and no Thor stands in front of him and fires the Ball Back at him. tho Chap with the club hits Back. To bail flies in the other direction. Tho first fellow drops the Olubas though he was scared and Rune like a pickpocket with an m. P. Afton him. Several Fellows run after the Hall somebody catches it and fires it at somebody olso when the Chap who had the club stops running. A. club and the Samo Man who is called a a Pitcher a pitches on him fires the bail at him and he hits Hack knocks the Ball drops his club and cuts his stick for tho first base. Half a dozen Fellows out on picket duty scramble for the reliable b. B. Is posted behind the. Club Man in cd be the club Man misses the Hall to Seo that it done to go by and hit tho Umpire. _. When one Sido is out the other Side goes in Aud when both Eides Are out it is called an innings. A it is quite an intelligent game depending entirely on the use of your logs. Tho first principle of the game is running. When you Are a a in you run away front the Hall when you Are a a oath you run . It is splendid exercise keeps you so warm consequently is always Phi Jed in the summer time. a May 6a.id an intelligent thoughtful boy of Mino a i done to thick Solomon was so Rich As they Eay to a Why my dear what could have put that into your head a asked the astonished . A a because tha Bible says he his fathers and 1 think if to had been so Rioh he would have had a bed of his a ctr a Vohy do you look at me instead of on your Book a said a teacher of a primary for tho second or third time to one of the youngest pupils. A you can to read lol tors in me. Face can you a a yes a. A what letters Are they a a is a promptly rope Iod the Small one. T7�?� a i am sorry or. Wilson to see this splendid Field of potatoes so seriously disease of a said a sympathizing Spectator. A Weli it �3 a great pity a replied the Farmer a but there a some comforts Jack Thomson a is not a hit a i say Sambo where you get the shirt studs a a in de shop to to a Yah Yon just told me you Hadnot no a Dot s How you. Get dept den 1�?T. A Well i saw on a card in de window Collar studs a so i went in and collard it a piece of petrified Wood full of nails has been found in california., the query is. Who drove the Nunilo in to of Wood the indians who inhabit the country have no idea of working in Iron. Perhaps it is a piece of Ono of. Solomon a ships that to sent to the land of Ophir after Gold. O a Good Story is told of a recent a smash up of a Western Railroad. A Soldier who in comin from Baltimore to Rock Island had met with four accidents was on this occasion in the oar that turned completely Over. Mak. Ing Hia Way through a window and gaining an upright position to looked around him and Cooley inquired a what station is this v an old dutch Tver a keeper had his third wife and boing asked his views of Matrimony replied Vel den you see de first Timo i married love Dat Wash Goot Dea i marries for boat Tyr Dat Wash Goot too but Dis Timo i marries for Monisha and die is Pel terns get a Clever literary Friend of Jerrold and one who could take a joke told him to had just had a some calf s Tail a extreme meet sometimes a said Jerrold. Bit a weekly paper called the Leader and. negro suffrage has been started in Charleston s. 0. All vagrant negroes Are. Arrested in new Orleans. The control of the Reed met has been Given to the state coir a

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