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Some forty!years ago, the managers of a
race course pear ' Brownsville, on the
Mi onongahola ¡published a notice bf a race,
one mile heati, on a particular day, for a
purse of §10 . “F iee4 for anything with
four legs and^hair on.” A man in the
ncighborhod ; namd
bull
that he was in the habit of riding to mill
with his bag of corn, aud he was deter-
: mined to enter him for the race.
, He said nothing about it to any one.
i but he rode him ro ind th< track a number
i of times on several moonlight nights, uqtil
the bull bad ¡the bs ng of the ground ptefty
j well! and -would k eep the right course.
He yode yvith spun, wh^ch the bull con
sidered disag^eeabil 3 ; SO] much so that he
always bellowed wl eU they were applied
to hib flanks
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On the
:h morning of the flaçe, Hayes came
I upon the ground on horseback—on his
C ost of W ar —Between the year
1814 and 1864 1,782,000 men were kill-
edin battle. Of these 2,148,000 were
Europeans, 164,000 inhab tante of the4
other continents. Thus, during 49 years,
the average annuel numperwbo thus per-
per
ished amounts to 48,800 men not inclu V
ding the-victims of disease engendered by
the Consequences
Consequences- of war. The Crimean
war ,(18531
war
(1853 56) was naturally the most
destructive., 5*
destructive,
511,000
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men having perished
during its coi
course. 176000 of them died
‘ field
eld o of battle, 334,000 from dis««
on thd
ease in hospital
—256,000 being Russans,
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98,000 English, 2,600 Itial^ns, aud 2,500
ru war, in thé Caucasus (1820-
Greeks': The
60) cost the Lives of 330,000; the Anglo-
Indian war (1857-59) 166,000; the Rus
sian and Turkish war 1827 29(. 193,000,
the polish insurrection of.
of, 1831, 190,000 ;
civil war ol f Spain, which raged from 1833
to 1840; 1 72,000 ; the war Of Greek inde-
pendence (1
(1821-29), to which Lord By ir
ron fell a victim, 148,-000;
148,-000 ; the various
campaigns of the French in Algeria, from
1830 to 1850 146,000; the Hungarian ’
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1899 60, 129,874, which may be thus an-
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alysed» 96.874 fell on thewelj of battle,
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and 33,000 died of disease ; of which 59,
664 were Austrians, 30,220 French, 23
l 00 Italian^, 15, 010 Neapolitans, and 2,
399 Romany. A curions result may be-
deduced from the above—namely, that a
greater number perish by disease incident
to a eamp life than are actutally killed by
shot and shell or any other engine of des- 1
truction. As to the sums* of money-
swallowed up by these wars; it is impossi
ble to arrive at anything ' àpproaching a
correct calculation.
The .Crimean war
cost Russia 2,328 millions of francs (one’
million . francs £40,000), France 1,348
millitms, England 1,320 millions, Turke/•
1’060 millions. Austria, for mere ^demon*
stations, 470 millions, thus in two years
I and a half 6,526 million francs were spent.
Thôsltalian war of 1859 cost France 345
millions, Ai| tria C30 millions, Italy 410-
410:
millions, ‘Thus in two months 1,485 mil-.
lioùs were s wallowed up. • • <
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Ledger has got a ' bran new baby. Hear
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necessary to biograph the little chap brief
brief-
ly, and somewhat after the current style
oftbo day.
" It’s a boy.
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Weighs nine pounds and a quarter, and
old women tell us that he will grow heav*‘
his weight increases.
ier, as bis
. lie’s the first baby of whieh we have1.
ever been proprietor, and of coursé is thé
ONLY baby ifi
in town.
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ed bim/‘thc pretty image of bis pa,” but
in justice to the youth 1 we must say we
think him an improvemen ton the original
—a world of progress, you know.
This youing America is as old as could
be expected, considering the time he was
born, and will doubtless be too old for his
father îh a few years, if he had' good
liick.^ .
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.He is quiet ret: cent in politics, and only
wants to be let alone.
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Mrs. Winslow’s
policy.
We haven’ t : named him yet. We want
to give bim a distinguished cognomen; bdt
the fame of our great men is at present
so precarious that we dont like the risk.
It is perhaps unnecessary to say, as all
biographers do of distinguished person
ages, that’“the subject if this sketch” was
born at an early age, of poor but respec
table parents.
vpc wore no special uniform Of
I y, but looking mire like a spy
L AFAY ETTE,
than a .v-bluntcdr, and op thi ground was
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the Union, and entitled to representa- ‘Ï questioni
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wir
gives :>
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$3 00. detailed account of the reepipture of the
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murderer of Fred Patiterso •n, Tom Don. ye’re jave the sanie thin
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ahoe, not long since iji fhut.city.
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tìon,
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$3.00.
ght,” said
m Pa^t, “I a kjowd ye
For.each subsequent insert on,
. 3,00. Patterson murdered in cold blood, Cap- was ginti »tnin, for I am t’
>amo.j -Long
A liberal deduction will be made on
life
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Scott.
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Quartvry, Yearly, and half Yearly Ad ver- tain Staples a nd also _ _
H^BHHHLried
pJttepson
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you
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tisements. 1
both
Courts which
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a Hotel, Medical and Law Cards $10,OQ per these cases wiH probably blbg leave to rascal* yd i are a prison err
s |£'LJiLull? Instead of a saddl.e he had a dried?
Ri|t by tj e shoulders.
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dissent from the conclusion^ of the Exam
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horns still on, he hud pkced-on tlie,"
!, bull’s
iner in the premises- Jhdv cotil l not be I “'No ’’
COUNTY OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. J)
” rump. He had a sic..
_1_ horn in’’ his
Was the answeh Wo belong to
lort tin
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see it ” in the same light.
General*: tehuregard’s ik army ?’
Judge, J. W. Cowles; Commissioners. W
haf:d. He rode to
|o the judgels stand,
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... my
_ bop ßi ant^ j and offered to entei L*
Ball, J. 11. Br »wn i; Sheriff, a L. I. L. Whit
his ,11
bul for the race , ;
D.
comb ; Clerk,
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yie
motker.
but
the
owners
of
the
horses
that were
linkin,
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might
be
so
S alem .—Wc ard under obligations to
Smith; Treasurer, . Clem. Eckles ; School
1’ ow telb m the truth, aud 1’11 loll the , entered objected.
Superintendent, Rev. John SpencLr; Coroner, Jo. Hoberg. Salem Oregon’ for more papers t ut,h taj) ”
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kind of sun-set. One is the
from the land
J. W. Watts; Surveyor, À. S.^Vatt.
“ Welf we belong to the State of tice insisting that lis bull had “four legs
Lafyettc Courier dated June $6, address
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Mary A. Robinson.” Now I
and hair On,,r and t lat he had a right to
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we ‘11
ll wager a glas
gla&s of lonjiionade, that Miss
wo
Mary is a pretty girl, andiii|tends Sunday 7 aid to'a|l|thie other States of the country, the judges jeciated themselves Compelled
tp ; jmdj there I’m tliinkin I beat th to décide that the b’
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School under Jo’s care, fqr Jo. has astron ©
ull bad the right to
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OSBORN & RATHBUN, PRO.
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v hole of*...
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Do you think 1 Ud
*11 run, and was entire 1 accordingly
schlols.
weakness for Sunday schools,.
When
t|ie
wayM|oiif
Ould
Ireland
to
bêjong
The
Courier
is
stingily-
demQcratic
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HIS HOJEL iS still ke »t for the accoro-
t0 the time for starting arrived, the bull and
jjne
State,Ifr
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modation of boarders end the travellin 'g fact that proves the good
uiodation.of
a
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.The hotse-racers
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I if Pat W ills taken to ca nip, but RS nothing
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Iowa JoM/ ng/,”
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In connection with thip hou se will be
pretensions published a!
-T j OVE -vt ■ F irst S i <> ht .—The Rdfihes- f When tke-signal was givqn thfey did
n sibl Iowa,
kept Hordes, Buggies, A:c. , &c., to Let
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an reasonable term s
no. 34, tf. and which found 11 ts
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U Kltk TJ a Hew York| I 1* went on board a Liverpool sunk hik spurs into t he sides of the bull,
the mails quite-recently b
nackety— tlv hir first acquaintance with a which bounded off with a terrible bawl,'
s. huzlsurt
the dried ox-hide
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vessel. ¡A lilbr boy invited them into a lux at no trifling : speed,
berg’s” name on the mart
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icabji
p i, when a young Jad/ one of fl lapping up and down and rattling at
ATTORNEY AT LAW 9
guess--
The editor is decidedly od| at g-
bq J was deli’tcd with all she feaw,* every jump, making a combination of
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afayette, Yamhill |County; Oregon. AVill ingat^t gTeat diitau
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<»i ng- e
j sounds that had
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neyer
been heard on a
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practice in the Supreme, Circuit and a!l
>w
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would
like
to
gi
to
Eu
race
course
before.
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The horses all flew
y/wbpse name figures | a the above
lady)
of the Courts of this State.
the - track, every onq semed to be seized
r ___ su > a ship.” ■
exti tact, > is not oply pò§ ised of rare
tl’an
n/’ spoke the captain n a with h sudden determination to take the
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beauty, but of « gqod sense as wejll 14
ioej who had entered the cabi n shortest cui 0 get but of1 the Redstone
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scorns j yet to 1 n per cl dye I. f You can if you will.\
* The.editor of the Jour^a 'sqc
Late .Physician & Surgeon,
to save their
brought back in
the sweets of the nfli
nbnmatrimo- 1 r Asi. -yoi r stewardess, I suppose j Sit,
I m Hospital Department, be ♦ enjoying
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a4my
wife,
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exclaimed
the
Hayes.
cap-
Of The Army of the P0TOMAC.
f ?•. ] pAakdur ¡wifil slf?” exclai med
À general row eni ued, but the fun of
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Office in Dayton, Oregon.
.unfeibned
astonishment,
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More Leg
you the thing put the crowd on the side of the
slia* in .,
bull. The horsemen contended that they
The Senate haconfirm the vagabond- ifiust. be jo ins”
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Stearns—the confidence an
of the i
ijhpjean e Feqy word I say.”
• it.not been for Hayes’ horn and ox hide,
“ Gentle Annie ’’ mining gwi indie in Cal-
The youi pg’lady was fluttered and flat- I which he ought not to have be n permitted
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obtained by a fraud, by wh ich he was qhe asl^ed 1
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the Cxpir Hayes told themlhis Sull could beat their
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Meets in Lafayette on t^e 1st. and 3rd
ainst the À xpiirse
pùrse he
er, and in three,'days she a hundred dollars against
than one-quarter 6f the Vai tes polled in favorable to
Friday of each roontlr, at half past G in the
had woo, he would flake off the ox hide
was marrre
afternoon.
Grant county, by allowing him ninety
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and leave the tin hor|n, and run a fair race
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Brethren of the order, in gpod standing are
days to take testimoney in ft e case, when
‘ A S trang ; p/bry is told of two sisters at I with them.
invited to attend.
T. V. B. EMBREE,
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His offer was accepted and the money
W. M.
there is only twenty days if the present Berlin. <Abo| ut three years ago one of these
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ladies
Jwas
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engaged
to
be
married,
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but
staked
; they again took their place at the
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unexpired-
This
th<
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measure ¡was op the bridalanorning became so ill that she starting post, and the signal was given,
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bridegroom $*^s a desirable one, and be was
E. C. BRADSHAW, *
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who, itseems, had not easily been hook spur, and the bull gave a (tremendous bel-
vote, and is as infamous in its- character
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The
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as the swindle adove meet on ecll for which delay, so instead . of . postponing
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coming as
sound’ thought all the rest was comingas
the
scccjpd
?i4ter
covered
herself
in
a
long
Stearns
had
to
leave
Cam:
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v^ted to susain the fraud upon through' the
th. ^gemoneyi
inomeut it was the exertions of the.r rille
p-emoney. The moment
COUNSELOR AT LAW, AND SO man who vétêd
il? lore, while Hayes
over
she
trap
Bferred
the
bridal
dress
and
or«»
trick and won
Vi-
which this Worthless adventurer obtaiued
galloped his bull arou|nd the
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his seat; believed he wou d dare ever was thus con
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It is-onl^reci jntly that the discovery has been 1
The Religion of th i Presidents of the
Courts
The Radical rascals in tbe Legislature made of tjliqi ml fasts, and proceedings are
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to,be taken riLt oniy in
f^Taxes
Paid, Collections made, and
in United States is clasfeel as follows ?
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are making up a ijecord whieh will heri- the crimij
Proceeds Promptly remitted.
imipal tourts of Berlin.
• Washington, Madison, Monroe, Hrri-
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Tyler,
and
Taylor
were
Episcopalians.
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after be a stench in 1
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1 The following gen-, John Adams was an orthodox Cangrega-- es which have appeared in the Atlantic an4
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honest man, and a perpet
perpetual reproach to
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the people.of Oregon/—Portland Herald. Union Executive
Adams
were
Unitarians.
Andrew
Jack- | I which took place between president Johnson
Committee from the
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Polk and and Quee& • Victoria over the Atlantic Cable,
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to I».-*
be L. bogus!
Here"are
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Lincoln were Pres by teriaDS i. Man 1 uren
Hoge
and
Samuel
Purdy
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-Oregon,
James
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propose
that
thejcitizeps
of
Wasco
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Reformed
Church.
W. Nesmith |nd B. W. Hall.}
HE undersigned would respectfully an Grant counties each raise one co
WINDSOR CASTLE, July 30,1666.
The surviving pres indents aye Filmore,
The foillowing is the President’s Exes
nounce to the travelling public, that he
P resident J ohnson —Dear sir
As vou
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A , permit
S a me a to _ . “ £ visit
• • . • ” « you, allow
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unteers, to protect Camp Wai »pn—the sol- cutive Committee at Washington : Charles Unitarian, Bierce Episcopal
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urcb, Bu- I will
has, at the Lafayette crossing of the Yamhill,
diets and animals belonging to Uncle Sam. Knapp, af New Jersy, Uhairman ; Hon chanan, is said to be joiued to the Prosby-1 to drop you a few lines. How’s your dorg" 0
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Time was when Our venerable t c e protected Montgomery'Biair of. Maryland, Hon. teriun, Johnson, Methodist.
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EXPEDITIOUSLY AND CHEAPLY. but we are nowfcalled
F. Coyle, of ihe District of ¡Columbia;
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Mr
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M adam .—It is my imprssion that
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presiding geniuses who command the Depart A. E. Perry, of the District of Columbia; all thing, especially on C
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pect yourself. His counsel may then be you have dropped enough of your line al
are in good repair, and persons from ,the ment of the Pacific, to protect the United Samuel Fowlef, of the District of Colum
useful, where your owp self love might ready, and that you are running the thing in
South going to Portland, McMinnville, Forest States soldiers from ®. the ravage 'S
bia ; Cornelius Wendell, of the ¡District of
to the ground. How\ the prjnce’s baby?
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Grove and Hillsboro, and from the Nor th,
Yours faithfully,
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going to Saldm, Dallas, Corvallis, will find it milted by the Snake Indians.— lountainecr. of the Disti-et of Columbia. ‘Hi
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that for which we are ot fitted, 'and to
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JOHN ¡HARRIS.
which consequently, wq are not in reality
M any a brave Soldier who
who has ofton march
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Lafayette, July 31,1866.
L etter W riting .—Indiscreet epistles
would shrink appalled before .the mo uth of an enna&cd with her sweetheart, asks you to or less, all classes, and arises from the
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