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Crops In The Rebel States

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Day
2
Month
October
Year
1863
Copyright
Public Domain
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-Il is Biaiea mat me wneat erop tins season in (herebel States vvill foot up 59,529, 500 bushels, whioh will be an ezeess oer the erop of 1860, in stated in the last. census, of '28,273,600 bushels. Thé crops, it is suid, have been gathered in good order. CPIt appears that up to Saturday last, out of the 18,450 raen drafted in New York city, 5.483 had reported at the various bead quarters, out of which Dumber say about one fourth, or 1,384 men, were secured. SZST Of Bunapurty's private soldier?, seventy raised thernselves to stations of the greatest distinction. Tw becanie kings, two priucee, nine dukes, two field marshals and two general. 1 1 i Wi 1 1 ITS" A married monster said that ho lately dramed that he had an angel by nis side, and upon waking up fouod that it was nobody but big wile. The wind is unseen, but it cools the brow of the ievered one ; sweetens the slimmer atmosphere, and ripples the sorfaee of the lake into e il ver spnngles of beauty. So goodneaa of heart tho)gh invisible to the material eye, makes its presence feit ; and from its effects upon BUrroaoding things, we are assurad of its existenc. JC3C" A celebrated wit was asked why he did not marry a younglady to whom he was mnóh aitacbed. '! know not," he replied, " exuept the great regard we have for each other: tj" Phüosophers tells na that nature Bever errs. They cenainly cannot mean human nature. Ëp If nearoes are as good ns whita people, why did not the Creator make them alike? - Ohio Crisis. We don't think that negroes are as good as white people ; but if women are ae good as men, why didn't the Craator make thera alike. - Louitvitte Journai: ty The following advertisement appi-ars in the columns of a Paris paPr :.- " A student of three years' standing at a Germán University winhes to marry, afier taking his degreo. He ín desirous of finding ayoung lady who ill advunre him monoy to pay th& smi) necessary to finish his univeraity career. Thus bound to hia fate, sha would, after two or three yar, beoorae hia wife."

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Old News
Michigan Argus