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Connersville Weekly Times (Newspaper) - March 9, 1865, Connersville, Indiana And Union now and forever be and inseparable a a a fowl vol. 15- no. 20. Conner Fille Indiana. Thursday March 9. 1865. Whole no. 748. The weekly times. Terms�?sii.50 in Advance. I i Quot to a Hoff Imp . Jet before the it stare of Wilmington k. C., by the Union army then no re a ome 4,000 or 6,000 of oar men confined there m prisoners of War the Mejo Rily of climb bed re Ottly arrived from Florence 8. G. Before eve mating the place the Arabela Aneed All those not in a dying condition to be removed to prevent them falling into oar hands. We have from a a Perial correspondent of the Cincinnati Qai Etle the following a coolant of the condition of those too near death to be taken a Way by the fleeing rebel. The heart sickens at the perusal of it. It is Well. Hare is a hell for the authors of each cruelty can not be adequately punished in it Hia world the can too prisoners had been confined in App Lamb about a mile from the City. Their treatment was Warthy of fiends from ii Ell. Though the arrangements for Gen a my Exchange have been completed at Boob ipod the saving process goes on. Fot. Daya before the evacuation these prisoners had not received a Mouthful to a at. To the credit of the citizens it is to the said Many site Mph were made to relieve them but the food was in All oases taken from them by order of the officers in command and trodden into the ground before the eyes of prisoners and of the citizens. It was thought that four Hundred Woald recover it Many were in a dying condition. All that has appeared in the Public prints in regard to this matter utterly fails to prepare one for the awful reality. After Nerving myself for the a int. End trying to picture All its horror while Riding slowly Over the half mile to the House where they had been collected brain reeled for the moment As the sickening reality burst upon me. Officers came in and those who had never quailed in the Field of death whose Cheeks bad Nevet blanched there stood aghast with tears in their eyes grinding their Teeth clenching their hands and thanking god that there was a hell. Pale Haggard and emaciated skeletons glared on us from Glas a Yea where the Light of reason was Jast exp Reg. With matted hair and skin blackened Vith pipe smoke scarcely covered with the filthiest shreds of cast off rebel clothing without blankets Sod mostly without Coats and shoes they Hau gazed at As with almost idiot stare while the majority could with difficulty be roused from their listlessness. Many had forgotten air names. Some could be roused an4 Mieir memories quickened by asking them of their Homes their wives and children the magic words bringing them Buck Frob the grave into which they were sinking so fast. Many were dying of Stsrva-4. With their hands clutching the bread Oor soldiers had brought them and As they Lay there dying an old woman a wed from one to another tenderly soothing their awful passage to the knowing that the authors of All this misery had escaped it was consoling to repeat vengeance is mine i will repay Saith Vuss the War has asst it is said that official statement care fully made up in the War department will Tom that the Nambe of soldiers in Tara Aeri Ica of the Union who have died since tha War began will reach the startling number of two Hundred and forty thous and or very Naar a Quarter of a million of these two Hundred an4 Twenty one Homand Hyva actually died in the service from wounds or sickness in the Field and Bop Italy. The authorities estimate the name or of deaths from wounds or disease a Bair act in the service which did not prove fatal till after discharge and do not Hare Ore appear in the foregoing statement it Tyrenty tho Assn Toors. Theae Figarie will prove to Many a dealing disappointment. So much Baa been Eaid of our hecatomb of slain that nearly Eye Rhody Iliae snap Syl tidy Mil lion Eevald enumerate them. That our whole Loea in four years Haa not base no by to great As our increase by a migration 1�.fpf in us of the oath full inermae of pop aution a itself the Etron Gaet proof that a a. A in to Sensa reduced by eth Motlon la make peace on any terms vat Aba late Aab Mission of the Insa Genu. T too Little attention Baa Baen heretofore to the a activation of thie vegetable Kieh prod cat i of i the Moat profitable farm Fiat can be raised. They Are in or armies in Large quantities and run in More would be if they could be the ill Aesop Baa re to a Hon Dellara barrel. Iwig 4rill pm Foj a i fms an Ortisi to bit Iii 4tedaban to Oriti Tim a portrait a had pm ii Janks gig a a a it flute pkg i la Irma it tha artist exc Law Tomb it it is not a Jtb d be in ca0 not be a Friend a it 4 Avab Tittl off Emit of. From the Consen ratites. Citizens of Leavenworth will remember that there stood on main Street Between Dele Ware and Shawnee in 1867, 1868 and 1869, on the ground now of copied by handsome Brick buildings a shabby look ing tumbling Cotton a shed. It was occupied on the Grovind floor by Hampton p. Derman sex mayor As a land Agency office. The rooms above were reached by a Oraidy looking stairway on the outside up which no one Ever went without dread of their falling. Dingy Raigna informed the curious that within was a Law shop kept by Hugh swing Thomas Ewing jr., w. and Daniel Mccook. Thoe cont stated the firm known Here in the Early part of 69 As Ewing Sherman and if Ccook. All were comparatively Young men. All were ambitions the one who has gained the greatest Fame perhaps the least so of tha associated lawyers. The ewings had the Advant a of High Cultura considerable natural abilities cold impassive temperaments and a powerful family influence Taid their Aspira Tiona. Hugh Ewing was Bat Litts known hereabouts though acknowledged to be a Brilliant and versatile Genina by his inti Mustee. Tong Tom Quot As the other scion is familiarly called has always been a prominent and influential Public Man. The third member of the firm fills to Day one of the broadest Psge in the history of our land. His name and Fame have rank with the greatest of Earth. All conspire to do him Honor. Aliens Bow to his Genius and enemies show the extent of their fears of its Power by the virulence of their hate and its manifestations. W. T. Sherman never mingled in our Public eff sirs. He lived among us for several months having some landed interest Here. An outlying part of our City plat is marked on the maps As a Sherman s prior to entering upon the practice of Law in this City he lived for some time in the Vicinity of Topeka upon a farm of 100 acres which we believe he still owns. His neighbors Tell of his abrupt manners reserved yet forcible speech and character. Previous to residing in Kansas Sherman bad lived in California where As a Miner banker and lawyer he made and lost a Large Fortune. A graduate of West Point he had previously held a Gupta in a com Mission in the Topographic so Engineer corps and in pursuance of duty had made several important surveys and explorations the reports of which have been duly published by government. They relate principally to routes tor the Pacific Railroad. The fourth member of the firm Dan l Mccook was known and appreciated Here by the fraternity As one of the Best of a Good he was Young Active ardent an intense partisan and ambitious Wight who held the tolerable Good opinion of his own is pacify common to the a pin Feather Quot state of Frenus Homo. A Dan Quot practice Law before the lower courts doing the Justice and probate and always having plenty of work in the United states District court which was often the scene of amusing sparring Between him and the judge the Able but indecent Petite whose judgment Dan was in the habit of freely criticising. A in politics the firm were unequally proportioned Thomas Ewing jr., being a conservative Republican while his brother Hugh Sherman and Mccook were All democrats the latter being an Active local politician and at one time elected probate judge of this county. The City being then largely democratic and somewhat pro slavery the firm possessed considerable influence. A Good Story is told of Shernia a experience As counsel and of Hia dissolution of partnership to take the position held by him when the War broke oat that of president of the military College of Louis Siana. While in the practice of Law Here Sherman waa the consulting partner having an almost insurmountable objection to pleading in court. He is accorded the posses Aion As a lawyer of thorough knowledge of Legal principles a Clear and logical per option of the Pointa of equity involved in any Case. He could present his Tiews in tha most direct manner stripped of All verbiage yet perfectly Augait in the a Thor Tiaa. But to return to our Story. Shortly after the rec prion of the. Offer from the of it error of Louisiana in relation to the col lege Sherman waa compelled to Appe before the rubato Jird get Gardner a believe. The other partners were Boay and Sherman with his itt thormities and the Case All mapped out proceed a a to Coart. He returned in a rage two Hoara something had gone wrong. He had bean Pett fogged oat of tha Gaea by a Sharp Patty attorney Opp omd to him in a Way Wieb Iraa Dyga Tieg to Liia Ainuu Botand Hia Sonvi Edom. His amour As Hart Atid a a it re thai had have nothing More to do with the if w in Llinat Ifie Noop tha boil am Vas par4na.rablpdiaaolv�d, and in a very abort Tima Sherman Waara Hia Way to a Raeon Nial Oli and olt ii Aulii. Tjsha fend him in a Daisiana and Drapite Hia Strong pro slavery opinion Fosana him an int Anfu find Dav Ted Patriot. We put him Bare and though Bat i lightly Aeq painted have Reid Ambard Ever of bail it it a Dir mind. A arwied Bim Aalf to oar ii Tai Ait Rena Skabla end body Niimi Irmy. The Sama it prestion waa Given Tim of mined with tha idea of Nar Vona vitality angularity of character and intense what he bad on hand. Sherman a tru it idealist even to Fima Taoism though i probability if told to a Weald Abr Puj text Back an one having car Calm. A ont Linea himself to memory As a Man of Middle stature Nerv Ooi As Oalar Frame with a Long keen head Sumii Lar defined from the forehead and Back ears. Hia Eye have a bluish Gray and an introverted look but full of Emol Dering fire. Hie Mouth in Sharp and Well cat the lower part of tha face powerful though not heavy. His complexion fair Bur and Beard of a Aandy red straight abort and Strong. His temperament is nervous sanguine and he a full of Crotch Eta and prejudice a which however never stand in the Way of practical the idea or rather object which rules him for the time overrides everything round the Mouth we remember a gleam of saturnine humor and in the eyes a look of kindness which would attach to him the caresses of children. Such Are the impressions left on our mind by the Only military educated member of this Legal quartet tel All of whom have held commissions As generals in oar army. Hugh Ewing went Early into the War As a colonel of an Ohio regiment to which state he had returned before the rebellion. He waa soon promoted to a brigadier ship. He has served honors Bly through most of the Campaign in the Central South and is now we believe in Kentucky. A has been wounded More than once. Dan Mccooks name has passed into history As one of the most Gallant Young lives offered As a sacrifice to secure ame nationality. He was we think the Ricson second Captain to mustered in from this state in the Veteran 1st Kansas As Early As the beginning of my 1861. He was All through the famous Missouri Campaign under Lyon. His friends Here Remer the jul Brunt Fez pression to which his ambition gave vent when he first left for the Field a a a Here a for a colonel a epaulettes or a soldiers he knew not How prophetic was the utterance. He won the first and More and the latter is now his lasting inheritance of Fame. A tribute to the West. A Boston paper pays the following just tribute to the West the West is getting its share of big things. It has tha presidency it has the vice presidency it has the chief Justice ship and it has the department of the Interior and the attorney generalship in the Federal administration also the Post Napster generalship. Well nobody com plainer but we ask Western men to observe How much better they fare now than under democratic Ascendancy. The West has done so splendidly in the War As Well As in politics. That there is a Strong disposition to see her position in the National government made one of a prominent character. Aant a Ffora a u id ban or for Tane to Anoo Anur. Whoa Aiea we a Iet him a ear line tem Ohio thai Ata Bra pm a vhf a by Wing of his a my a nag a a Thoss car ads Etnis. Artemus Ward is looking at things in Boston. He bad an adventure one Day which resulted is follows i returned in the Hosa car part Way. A Booty girl in spectacles Sot near me and was Tailin a Young Man How much he reminded her of a Young Man she used to know in Wartham. Booty soon the Young men got out and Smilin in a deduct in manner i said to the girl in spectacles a Don t i remind you of somebody you used to know Quot a yes Quot she said a Lyon remind me of one Man but he went to the Penitentiary for steeling a barrel of Mackerel he died there so i conc Lood you Ain t i did t Parson the conversation. A Tourno gentleman who was in the act of popping the question to a Young Udy was interrupted by her father entering the room and inquiring what they were about. A ooh Quot replied tha Feir one a emr. A waa explaining the quantion of annexation to a end a is in favor of immediate an naval too. A Well said papa a if Yoa agree on a treaty. 111 ratify it tha four eare of continued a Uff Aring which the people of Savannah have endured Bava left an expression of pain on their faces. Men have remained in their House for Monche without Ever going into the Streete for the fear of being conscripted and an ins Tanoa a mentioned of Onia Man who bad not gone oot Aido of tia door for Threa Pnra. A Good Deacon making an official visit to a dying neighbor who a a vary a pop Piaf Man Pat tha uaral of action Are Yoo willing to go my Fiandr a to Yea Maya Tea pick Man. Am glad of that said tha Dimion a for All Tea Daig Hora Ara willing. It a common to speak of Tbs a a bomb a flirt Baa jilted As her victims. Thia is a give rror., her real victim if the Nuin whom Ahee Cepter. It Thia reminder be of a simile a a Caquatto la a Flower from Whf a Hay by Lover looks 9 lift be Thorn Remaina for the Utara in Abas Wofa i a in e Carlo Iii Fadl that in a tfx and bit try the Aga Daab my Barwal of Only one woman fit my Tea wife of baht by my a dist Milf Sot Adf Wodai m it to bin by Iii a m my a. A pktective>8 Story. I am a detective in the Victoria police end Bava Baen one for Aonia years i was formerly one in Paris and i was employed is each in the Hyde perk exhibition of 1861. Since then i have been in various Paru of Tea world in fact there Are very few of the Force that Haven to knocked about tha world a Good Deal. However at last i have settled in Australia and Hope my roving in ended. I have never had but one Creek Kaaa entrusted to my care i have. Tracked thieves from Tea dig Gin Interior and found them Boundary it Mera on stations or clerk that did not keep or Lliran Oyanta straight and found them Bull oof driving a country but there were Small affairs a of Braga Lete Boon settled such but once and a matter to find out on the very Slig Testin formation received which required All my skill and All the resources of my Long experience. Somei four Yesra so there lived about a mile Down the Glenelg River be youd the Bridge in oldish Mao who was re muted to have made somewhere a Good a pile. He was a thorough Hermit Seldom stirred out except to go to the store and buy a few necessarily for which he always paid and never was known to beat Down or Haggle about the Price of any thing. This naturally led to the surmise that be bed plenty of Money. Near him lived another single Man in a slab and bark hut be was a Shoemaker by Trade but in a Small township like this his customers were but few and Bis livelihood precarious. He was known to be As poor As Bis neighbor was supposed to be Rich and was As much dependent on the forbearance of his or motors As the other was on his ready Money. Between these two solitary men. Living on the River Side there sprung up a strangely intimate Friendship always after Bres Kisst often through the Day and regularly at night they had their pipe together sometimes with a Mannikin of Tea Only at others with a Glass of grog. There was a dim mystery hanging Over the supposed Rich men s history where he had come from or Bow be had made his Money no one knew and his churlish Way Fords de any one to ask him he and the Shoemaker were All the world to each other and beyond that neither seemed to care any thing. In this uniform but curious Mode of life weeks and months passed away the Only difference observable being that although Stevens the Shoemaker had no More Cus to Mere then formerly he now seemed to have Money always at command and not Only paid off his old scores but had ready Money for All he needed. One morning however it was in the Winter season and the Glenelg was rolling its turbulent Waters Muddy and Swift Down to the sea the old Man s but was not opened Wood splitters passing by observed that the old Hermit was not sunning himself and smoking his a Cutty Quot As Ysusi and that night Stevens come running into the town ship greatly excited and calling on or. To at the inn told him that not having seen old Jeffrey All Day he bad forced an Ente rence into the hut but that the old Man was not there and what had become of him he did not know. A policeman for h is a police Sutton was immediately event to take charge of the hut until the magistrates should make inquiry. Some Days after the inquiry was made but nothing came of it further than the suspicion that Jeffrey had met with foul play. Still nothing was proved until the body could be found for eccentric As the old Man was who could say he had not got up in the night and As suddenly started from he As he had once made Hie appearance there. As soon As intelligence of this affair reached head quarters at Melbourne the matter was placed in my hands with instructions to exercise my own discretion in my proceedings absolving me from All disgrace if i failed and promising me one Hun a red pounds if i succeeded. My plan was adopted after much consideration and i have no reason to regret the step i took As will be seen in the sequel. 1 took the Little Steamer. Western Captain Lucas to Portland two Hundred and sixty Miles and after stopping a Day or two at Mac a Cale Bra Tad hotel 1 started by the mail for uie far Interior. After three Daya journey arrived at h a traveler looking for had a tolerably heavy a Job of work. I swag and Thia with my Mannikin and Billy gave me All the appearance of a Bona fide one. I went straight up Tola bar had my Robbier lighted my pipe and then sat Dowie cuts Ida to consider my next movement. It waa Nace Esary i should have some one in my Confidence but i resolved not to Trual tha local police a in these re Soia a Tatiana their life of id Lena a often Makei them loafers and gossips. I resolved to fall or. To Tea hotel keeper and pm master Asidao a had Baen an officer in the army Many years and Tell Jim my errand i did eos Navar waa secret better of pts and returned be if nothing had of rred. Toward evening Tea bar waa pretty fall and i took the it port Anity of aay Ilig publicly to or. To that waa Bat of work that i waa a Groom thut did not want to go on a station and aboard a glad of a Chunc Job. He at once told a to go to Hia Ata Blea and Tell Hia Foreman to Taka me on As an extra table hand gave or. To my Awag to Taka ca1p of it Oon Leinad my uniform and my authority trom Baad quartet a to act a a detect Iva he and Erawood All and that a Saffi giant As Groom i remained Here even Mont a a Able for a to do nothings Bat feeling win Enid More confident that the general a�8pioipii of just oven waa Well Foai de. Of Yourm i became intimate with him Bat Only in the evening when my work Wae done in All reef mate 1 acted a an Ordinary Groom receiving my weekly wage and carefully avoiding every thing that might Lead any one to suppose i waa any thing but a Groom. Of ten have i Lauffs de within myself As a mounted trooper Naa Ridden up and called me to Teke Hia borne and gave him a feed however i kept my own counsel and Little Light dawned upon my track. Over the never failing pipe i had frequent convere Tiona with Stevena about this old Man on each Occa Aiona he would generally fix Hia eyes upon the ground which give me the Opportunity to watch him the More narrowly. I could then see the Nervo a twit Binga of Hia fuse the biting of Hie lip and the sudden passing of Hia handkerchief across Hia brow which Oon Vinded me that he knew More of thie affair 4bf��l4id. Frequently the close of our Converse to main which Aleyene i making these unccfta6ktiiift? he would say a i Bate talking of Thia dismal subject lets have another Glaza. On Auch occasions he always raid a will shout you Are Only a Groom loan afford it better than you. Gradually be took to regular drinking morning noon and night he waa to be found at the bar. When soaked about Bis finances he had his answer ready he had sold his horse or an old mate had called and Given him some Cash. So Long As he a shouted Quot freely few cared where the Money came from. My eyes however were etes Dily fixed on Hia drinking habits As the Clew to my researches. Summer was now coming on though it was a late summer it was a regular hot australian one and in the course a few Weeke the Glenelg began to dry up and ita Long Chain of water holes to appear. Now was the time for uce ruining whether the remains of the old Man were to be found in any of the water holes in the neighbourhood of h a and one evening As i was talking to Stevens about this i said a you or i mfg a Well try and find the remains of Jeffrey a and to Lay claim to the government Rewa. I noticed this gave him quite a turn and although he tried to conceal it 1 Law that be trembled All Over and though generally very mild spoken be got quite angry with me and told me i might do what 1 liked but be was t so Tond of looking after dead men especially if they were murdered. I replied a no one said that Jeffrey was murdered you have always said he made Way with �?o1 thought so once but now the More i think Over the matter the More con nned i am that he was to to has to be proved Quot said i a and to prove it we must first find the remains and a the River dries up i have no doubt we shall find them in one of the toaster Hole near Hie hut. This was not exactly a guess but was a conclusion arrived at thus first Stevens was a alight built Man and supposing him to have been the murderer could not have carried Jeffrey far and secondly every one Knowe that murderers Seldom have nerve or forethought to carry their victims far from the scene of murder. As soon As i had said this he became very Pale and quickly said a a Well let s have a Robbier i can t stand this everlasting talk about a murdered Man. We had our Glass and parted for the night but my mind Wae already made up. Stevens beyond doubt wee the murderer and i must obtain the proof. I am not going to defend our code of morals. I admit that we often do evil that Good May come but society should not employ us to find oat dark crimes if they mean to condemn us for our questionable Methode of procedure. It was now late in july and the weather was intensely hot. It was surprising to see How rapidly the Glenelg Caa aed to be a River and How each Day the water holes became shallower and a allow or. Prompted by me or. To by twined from a neighbouring magistrate order for the police to examine every Waler Hole within a mile on either Side of old Jeffrey s hat. As soon As Thia waa known Stevens was Down at the bar trying i suppose to smother his a Emory in deep pot Tiona of whisky. Directly the mice commenced searching the River 1 discharged myself and having obtained Niy Check proceeded or pretended to spend it after the Asahal up country fashion which As every body knows Meana staying in the bar and shouting right off the real. Thie i did not exactly do i kept Only self sober a a judge behind the Acene i prompted evei7 thing through or. To a i a greeted every Aiea bit had hitherto been taken and now i had Only to wait uie resin Latof the marching Sod Dri Ging theae water Hole those who kilo the country Quot know that this is no easy matter and that it Olimpiea Soonei Deiry Able time. Soo Mimee Only two or Tibet coaids be be probed in a Day on Tobera More. While thie we going on Irene Beeam almost a resident of a bar Baldom leaving it but betraying the Kiti Tansa an Debria ish curiosity of the Learoh. Have they of Oaid any Diing Yett re it Ian Tibey Fon to my Inyat or a Well i aboard hero. Al of lit they would base and Home tiling by the time Quot Weill exp Mione Bat frequently cell fro i. Hie Lipe ii we i tji Ink. The Fot Irth Ayo Learoh and Stevena bad a drinking All the time , h.9 the a. % Mok waa found with human if Emain it at the of a Lle in Dan the evening of that same Day drink and Exi met he rendered Stevena Ino Pable of tal Njo of of Bim a of and at my a tie via conveyed tip the Loek ii be drank Fndia orderly ,1 too a Boa Perle etly sober footed Mohave been Pipii Opi the wree in i we also l9oke4 in uie Moie St Vena an ,99 lib Oama Over Stevene when he found i we locked up with him. The effects of the drink were passing away owing to tha Strong mental excitement produced by the Diazo very of these remaine and no sooner we the lock turned on me than he camped me by the hand m the a Groom Thal had always been so Friendly and began to cry piteously like a child. Hia Thoa to were running on the murder and i re solved to us the Opportunity. To make this right i began a i say Stevens do you know they have found the old Man a body it was in a sack and the sack we weighed with stones and one of the atones they say was your the skill is broken in two pm Sam to that it a Plain he must have bin murdered. What made you talk about him in your now Quot a did i what did i Toa said if they would let Yoa sleep just say a a a a off it Otti Roald Ebow them where Hia Money was bad raid in Hia sleep upon this he give exclusive shriek fell Back upon the Straw aliexelaiiqed<-�?o1rm, i killed old Jeffrey Baen the a on me they can Only bring me of for bail drank and disorderly nod i la give you Malthe Money. I say Groom Yoa won t Peb will you i will leave theae parts. I Bihm had too much whisky. Let me sleep i la Tell you every thing to Morrow but done Teh and i la make a clean breast of before the morning broke he had confessed every thing to me. I had always been a Good fellow and he did t mind telling or. To Groom every thing. He had entered the old Man s hut at Midnight heal in Hia Skull put the the body in a sack and fool that he waa put in Hia own capstone along with other stones to make it sink and had hid Hia Money beneath the mud floor of his cottage. The next morning we were both brought before the mag # Istrate of the District charged m aforesaid. On being asked what i had to Ray i handed the magistrate my authority to acts detective and requested to be placed m the witness Box m i had a charge of murder to bring against Stevens who we there on the minor charge. In Lees time than, to Tell this i had left the room and greatly to the bewilderment of every one Especial known i form bringing his charge against Stevens founded on his own confession of murdering the old Hermit Jeffrey. The sequel is soon told my evidence Bung Stevens who again and again previous to his execution confessed not Only this murder but the murder of a mate in the Bush some years Back with whom a we working on a station making n take and rail Fence. Tee Mash seek fee his bread. The Angus chronicle and Sentinel Maya that while general Bragg we in that City a Little incident occurred which bows test general b. A not the a dry old stick Quot he he the credit of being. President Davia had telegraphed to Generd Bragg in the usual Way to hold the state at All hazards Stop up the Roada destroy supplies and Rush Sherman. At the com of the dispatch a strange Phenomena of an idea seemed to strike him and he med a what is your available Force for this purpose to which general Bragg promptly replied a five proclamation and one brigade. Our informant did not Aea the Point and med general Bragg to explain a Why Mill he a governor Brown issued a proclamation that was one. General a. R. Wrights made two. The president s Mada three. Senator b. H. Hill e made four and that from the eight members of Cong Rem made five. A i shall consider Sherman a hard Cam if i can to crush him with five pro Olama Tiona and one brigade. the local police the it we in his Lell uni by Uags a seven Prev Iris 1. That onions Are Good for a bad Broth. I. That Clama Are a Good opening to any Young Man. S. That Thipa Are called a aha Quot Beranse they Valiara keep a of an on the Lookout. 4. That a Sui ring water into Wina a a Miracle in the Daya Worth at left Thiee bundred per sent 5. That Boya Are not api to Tarn out Well who Don to get up till ten of clock in to in morning. 6. That if a mania going to make a by Sims of moving the lord he like to see him do it when he me Murm onions m Well m when he hollers glory Halley Uyar. 7. Bar win doll aint nothing oms re than Edi Kytt Banning. Aniobi a in the oldest Hia tories the Looka of moan a that we find the a Arlin al Reforde of the Finger ring. It it mrs kindly no rare to Lake bean Gaignat Osman Aea a a Rouen autograph ioin4i� Marioaa that tha an changed by ii of Baa torn life , cart Jib m of Olbon alow m it we the by Darld Ymara ago. When Tamer Deai ired Attar Itaev of Whiteb Ebe acid Tell again to log Nim Jadah aha made her Airai raq Elm , and. When the time fat re log Pitinii arrived it we Dily and Piid Abl ie4 i it Owia ged by air oium i Rallda ooh of oar Frieda in writing. In a. Donee Knitig it Jio re my when they retard from. 8i�atb� Era a no Ang Geata that when tto in Are Aadu Tbs a Abri ii be a the pm and. We fat oar prism lib re the Reba be Alil to befit end oar Friend a . Bin ipg and for Pound of a sol Feiy i night Barge fiet m drapb�?~ji%44�f it 4�rlyi�i an an average about five of oar a Eittle i never my Paob n a la in go a in a Ana be every two Gray Backa

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