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Fnmardi0g, Rsceiring and S.Or0ge Business.
a NDEESON y MOS6f. prepared Ia ccrvn at their
large fire proof Hcbousc snu, side of the Basin, all kinds
ofCouny Produce ao all kinds of Merchandise
They will likewise give tho Forwarding Business rncu
lar employee yourg Of steady ha
attention business particular this
branch the Goods intended heats will cf
rmyHguS also, produce by boats
their house being immediatel. on the Basin.
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I'm AN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ScT:A Rucs take in tho
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Cour, Of Law and Chan
county rCumcraud the Courthouse osd county,
il the month Of November, 1855:
james b. Anderson, Plaintiff:
against
Ecnr Mo.hy Benjamin Carrr.o, Joseph Fuqua, Benjamin
".Cn Of Jacob uuSlod decd Charles Palmer
rnd Merit n. Booker, Defendants
The defendants H. Booker, having entered his appear
according 10 the OF Assembly and the
Rules this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
Of this country, Is ordered that the said
defendant appear the day of the Of the
Cou the Plaintiffs hlIand that COPY Of this order
rr,hwh inserted in published IN the city Of
Richmond months ucccsvcy and posted The ontdoo
of the Courthouse Of this county.
Copy-Tcstc, w
JOHN DANIEL. c.
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EOWYON, Winnsr Of The Great s.. Lcger.

~ Il. All traveller, have from Power Of Attorney proved
Ion o. 7S-2awif
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a Supply Of Spring SEED WHEAT, for sale by
"A WORKMAN, McGRUDER ~ CO.
Feb S3-9l
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J. : En.cy, 7. NJ, Halifax, e. H. Ito
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William Peck Raleigh do
b. BRiNDRETII, ". D.,
2il Broadway. New YORK.
H. All traveller, have from Power Of Attorney proved
be- fore the Clerk county OF New York obsetveit
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1''. r>,r,sEx IS Published three times ''eek du
J ,<I,qef tie St.ie Legislature, and t"see 'oee"
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Madison Whig advocate., 1839-12-07
CITIZENS BANK OF MADISON CoTr.
CANTON, June I3. 1889

CANTON, June Is. 1889.
A T a meeting of the Board held this
"A day, it was
Resolred. That delinquent share hol-
ders of Stock in this Bank are hereby
notified. and earnestly requested to come
forward and settle for their Instalments
in arrear on or before the 1st day Of
October ensuing
ResoEred, That after the 1st day Of
October next, this Bank will proceed
with every delinquent StockhOlder as
provided by the 9th Section OF its char
ter, as follows:
s1And be 1t further enacted that delIn-
quent Stock may be sold by giving sixty
days notice thereof, and the amount al
ready paid in shall be forfeited to the
Company, if arrearages be not paid up.
on or before the day Of sale
Extract from the Minutes
r. A. TEBAULT, Chashier-
June Is, 1889.
CITIZENS BANK OF MADISON COUNTY
Canton, Miss Oct Ist- 1889.
In pursuance of the foregoing reSola-
tions, it IS ordered, that the Stock Of tAis
Bank, upon lchich all the IastaImenfs roc
due, shall NOT hare been paid trifhiH sirfg
days from his dato,-be and Is herebI Of
fered for Sale, on The first Monday iR
December ensuing.
By order of the Board.
r. Il. TEBAULT, CASA
October 5, 1899. 39-tf
Madison Whig advocate., 1839-12-07
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

MADISON COUNTY.
By the Probate Court Of said County.
KNO all persons interested in the lands,
IL tenements and ereditaments of
HENRY RIDLEY, decea eased--Greeting:
You are hereby cited TO appear before
the Probate Court of said county at a
regular term thereof TO be holden at the
Courthouse of said county, on the fourth
Monday of December next, then and
there to shew cause if any you have,
why said court should not then order
and decree that the lands, tenements and
reditaments of said deceased be sold,
to wit: South half of west half of north
east quarter, and west half of south
east quarter, section twenty-five; south
west quarter and west half of north
west quarter, section twenty-sev and
east half of northeast quarter, section
twenty light, all in township nine, range
two, east.
Witness, the Hon. Thos. Shackleford,
Judge of Probate of said county, the
fourth Monday of October in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and thirty-nine, and seal of said court.
Issued, the 3lst day of October $50.
]. Il. CAMERON, Clerk.
Nov 2, 1889, 1880
Madison Whig advocate., 1839-12-07
TO BUILDERS.

TO BUILDERS.
HyHE undersigned having lately erect,
Il ed and got in full and successlu'
operation. a splendid Steam Saw Mill;
on Big Black, between Bowles and
Williams Ferry; about 25 miles North
east from Canton; beg leave TO inform
those who wish to purchase lumber OF
any description, that they are now pre-
pared TO execute orders for any amount
at the shortest notice. and at as low rates
as it can be obtained in The country
They will sell lumber and deliver II IN
RATS at any point on Big Black when
sufficient qulntity may be required to
justify the expense. Persons living in
the vicinity of Big Black ordering suf-
ficient quantity to build an ordinary
frame house, would do well TO lay IN
their bills and have il shipped TO their
nearest accessible point on that river
Orders addressed to US at Canton will
be promptly attended TO.
COOK & HADEN-
Sept Z, 55-u
Madison Whig advocate., 1839-12-07
NOTICE.

"THEREAS on the 10Th day of July
" 1888, | executed Power Of AT
torney, to Joseph Clark, which was re-
corded in the proper Office of Madison
county on the same day, in Book E.,
pages 682 and 683.
Therefore, to all whom this may cor
Germ, take notice, that the said Power OF
Attorney, is hereby solemnly revoked
and of non-effect, and all acts done by
the said Joseph Clark for me as my At
torney, are absolutely void, and will not
be ratified by me from this day
c. c. HERBERT
Sept II. 1889. 56-tf
Madison Whig advocate., 1839-12-07

TINNING.
YNHE citizens Of Canton and surround
u ing country, are respectfully in
formed that the undersigned is carrying
on the
Timing Business
IN this place in all its forms. Those
wishing to have their Houses Guftered,
would do we'll to make early application,
as it is uncertain how long ! may re-
main-
Terms Cash and no mistake
THOS. CHINN.
Sept IA. 56-6t
Madison Whig advocate., 1839-12-07

asf virtue Of an er.leF 81 Ehe FrslazHs
~ Court. male n. ths ffav seHaa tlsz.a.
the Undersiglcsf were anpasimaasl G'asaa-
mlssiOnefs- - receive aaa aaasssa r.lsazs
against the estate u Jeseuh IS Case.
deceased. reported insa&xeaE- Nasare as
therefore. hereby glvea- - al laas-rezsasi
that we wiii meet in TIE nslxa af Csza-
ton. 0n the third >aEantlNw ia eNsHN
manFh. foE SAY uaun1hs. earuEnaensziuls -
the third Saturday ln laas. a. tae ssz1ze
Of l. NJ tsarFesf. wherc as zasrrasssel
may attend.
THONsS. J. CATCHING.
IACuR MlTtHEEE-
LEWIS NJ 6ARRErE
june Isf. Ie>s9 8s-ssa
Madison Whig advocate., 1839-12-07

"HE undersigned having secured one
Il of the largest and best ware-hou-
ses in Vicksburg, are prepared to re-
ceive for sale, shipment, or storage, cot
ton and other produce.
One of them, Mr. A. A. Halsey. will
attend to the sale of cotton in New Or
leans; and their agent, Col. c. s Cook.
will superintend the receiving and for
warding the cotton and produce AT
Vicksburg.
The undersigned will use every exer-
ton to get the very highest prices OF the
market, either at Nicksburg or New
Orleans, for such cotton as may be en-
trusted to them for sale; and the pro
ceeds of the sale paid to the customer in
the very money received for the cotton
sold. They will also buy cotton; but in
no instance will they accept bills upon
the cotton shipped or agreed to be ship
ped to them.
Their warehouse in Eicksburg IS the
large and commOdiouS cotton press
erected by Col. w. III. Washington, on
Levee street.
HALSEY s. GWIN.
FtckS5urg,
A. \. HALSEY, & Co,
Nelr Orleans
Oct 3, 1889, 39-52
The Lexington Union, CarrOltOn En-
quirer, Southern Reporter, Grenada
Vicksburg Whig, VicksbUrg Sentinel,
Grand Gulf Advertiser, Free Trader.
Natchez, Holly Springs Republican,
DemOcraJIC cIdte Rfs,urS D-tss-ssr. Essee-~-
City, and Madison Wbig Advocate, Can
ton, will insert the above until IsS Janu-
ary, 1910, and forward their accounts
to this Office.
Madison Whig advocate., 1839-12-07

NOTICE.
II ETTERS of administration having
IL been granted to the undersigned, at
the October term 1889, Of the Probate
court Of Madison county, on the estate
of Henry L. Douglass, decd. All those
having claims against said estate are re-
quested to bring them forward, duly au-
thenticated, within the time prescribed
by law, or they will be forever barred !;
and all those indebted to said estate will
please mako immediate payment.
VIM. E. DOUGLASS,
VIM. III. HALL,
Administrators.
Nov ?, 1929. 43-48
Madison Whig advocate., 1839-12-07
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

TAX COLLECTORS SALE
will expose to sale TO the highest bid
- der. for cash, before the Court House
door, IN the town of Canton Aadison
county,
On the Third Monday in DceezsBer 1889,
One House and Lot in the texn OF Cam
den, containing one acre, more or less
beginning at the southeast corner OF
north half, west half, southeast quarter.
section twenty-four, township eleven-
range four, east ALSO. one Store
House and Lot in said town, designated
as lot two, northeast, IN the plan Of said
town, fronting on Main street. and run
ming back, east and north to Pine street.
one hundred and twenty feet.
Sold for the Taxes due for the wear
1885, by Morse, Dear & Co.
j. H. yANNOY- Assessor
and cofleStor for Madison County
Nov 3, 1889 44-4e lPr- fee Sill
Madison Whig advocate., 1839-12-07
Law NOTICE.

J 4. MITCHELL Z L. NJ. GARRETT,
HAVE formed partnership in the
practice Of Law, and will attend
all the Courts in Madison, the Circuit
Courts of the adjacent counties, and
the Supreme Courts of the State, and
Federal Courts at Jackson. Office in
Canton, Mississippi.
Oct 5, S9-6m
Madison Whig advocate., 1839-12-07

NOTICE.
ETTERS Of administration having
- been granted to the undersigned, at
the October term 1889, of the Probate
court of Madison county, on the estate
of Stephen Il. Wilson, decd. All those
hauing claims against said estate are re-
quested to bring them forward, duly au-
thenticated, within the time prescribed
by law, or they will be forever barred !;
and all those indebted to said estate will
please make immediate settlement.
LO LATHAM,
administrator.
Nov 2, 1889, 43-48
Madison Whig advocate., 1839-12-07
DIR. w. M. TURNER.

OFFERS his professional services to
~ the citizens, of Canton and Madi-
son County. He may be found at his
office, unless professionally absent. Of
fee with Messrs. OFT 81 Bailey, second
door west of the Citizens Bank.
June 8, 1889 22-tf
Madison Whig advocate., 1839-12-07

suARox Cola-EeE AID FENAhA
ACADEMY.
UvHESE Institutions have lasf CLOSED
u their Collegiate term aader The
most promising circumstances Ine
Trustees are confident that the recsns
examinations gave full and enslre ssatas-
faction TO the numerous and lnseiazseas
assembly. which witnessed H. - thS aaa-
|litv and faifhfnlness ct the lnssrnefers
who are employed IN the lnszsrasseas-
They therefore confidently cxPccs = eoss-
tinuancc and an Increase Of that Pafreu-
ace which has been heretofore - Isa~s-
rallv bestowed The next sern esasa-
menccs the FIRST Nondav i'm Octohrr ana
terminates with the last week ct fee-
ruary-
Rev Alexander CanPs<Ei. fressaleat
of both Institutions
College Department.
Rev Richard Bearl, Processes ef
Ancient Languages
Wm. l. wIllsfo-Si. Prof-ssor eir-s 81
Mathematics and Natural PhiAe=aphv.
John F. Little, Teacher ef the FreFaFa~
tory School
In the Female DeFarsm~aE-
Rev. IL w Smith PrincipaL
Dr. c = Brc~n- asssSsans TearAsE-
Mrs II w Smith. Inssraefsrss -
French. Iralian, and the Ornaazu-maal
Branches
Miss Strattoa. Assistant.
Mr.. c. Brachas, Teaeher of Nass-.
As both Institutions ue-c Essnste8 -
the same persoas AMI are aas5er the r.
rection ef the same Ra4nl o. Trzssess~
II was thought better - haxe thesa gnaker
the supervision Of the sans presszsug
officer In other respecfs. A1@cseF-
they are totally separate ~ tmseR-
course Is tolerated ga aay zeee1nt- a=a-
tween the pupils Of The r~os ualess -
the directlon and aza3er sic naanassssaaaas
Of the Faculty and rrussees- TAe
Trustees wish the Puhlae g kno~ Esa-
this regulation ~sii D. ssricsiv eas0gssss-
The rules Of both t1tissss af,z &C.
signed 70 b. s,rScs. b1i aos uareaseaaass-
and Il strict eonforrnlsy - tssesn wszz 81
course be exacsed a ar as p.rssshi- fesan
every pupil both Male an,l Eszssat-.
II Is wished howeVcr. azi.l lasea.la.l s.
the Trustees and Facalrv. e. usaSe Ear
government Of the lnszzEufloas pareaezi-
Kindness and ten-lerness are - - as5n.s-
led with strietness- ana evea ws1h rsaa-
ishment- when Punishaas-at = aecrssssFx-
The principles aai preeep.Ss o. ear hss.s
religion are reqaiFed - BE- nanghs al
practiSed n the lnStiraslons. assf fsr sazs
purpose. the B5ble - uza.l- n sat es.sk.
bat every thing sersaF5za Is exrl-nlesl
The Trustees are saFry e. aearn chas
reports have s0ue ahruaaf- ulztaVaraase -
the moral ehoraeserot tasssss iasslsl'sazass-
Madison Whig advocate., 1839-12-07
NOTICE.

IT ETTERS Of administration having
H been granted to the undersigned, at
the October term 1889, of the Probate
court of Madison county, on the estate
of Abram Caraicay, deceased. All those
having claims against said estate are
requested to bring them forward, duly
authenticated, within the time prescrib-
ed by law, or they will be forever bar
red; and all those indebted to SAID estate
will please make immediate settlement.
MARTHA CARAWAY, Ad's.
Nov Q, 1889, 43-4S
Madison Whig advocate., 1839-12-07
Law NOTICE.

j. T. DEARING & O. r. SINGLETON,
HAVING associated themselves in the
n practice of the Law, will attend
the several Circuit Courts of Madison,
Attala, Leake, Rankin and Kinds coun-
tios, and also the several Superior Courts
holden at Jackson.
Canton, April 27, 1889. left
Madison Whig advocate., 1839-12-07

m - r~sz-ex~~a has uefz~n na tAm Aa.mz
! = Ssnre oF W. 60 H. MamA @hrnm -
snav DC kaa.d tAno9<hz~zs re~ tsa. ee4
a. Als re~sAAeare harans - aasAs. 4z.szs
professscnal1y aa~emE. ~ ~ tAnr 80
asaeazs0a A~an< exrtas&ssts &ws0alak -
rh< 9aaie~ - 49, erosls-zs.zzs. - As.sas -
r~<wase aAzs cunaAhsmcu aamA daHae at sse
PaAnr-
ser1 - tt-t
Madison Whig advocate., 1839-12-07
NOTICE..

H ETTERS of administration de bones
~ non, with the Will annexed having
been granted TO the undersigned, at the
October term, 1889, of the Probate
court of Madison county, on the estate of
Abner Sholar, deceased. All those hav-
ing claims against said estate are re-
quested to bring them forward, duly au
thenticated, within the time prescribed
by law, or they will be forever barred !;
and all those indebted 10 said estate will
please make immediate payment.
]. LOGGINS, Err.
De Bonds Nom scith the VIII annered.
Nov 9, 1889. 43-4S
Madison Whig advocate., 1839-12-07
N. n. HURST.
SUCCESSOR TO UHTTEHE.4D& 4 HURST
RECEIVING FORWARDING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT.

SATARTI4. HISS
n b. Cotton well stored Guaranteed
to be kept dry and shipped al 50 cents
per Bale
August IL. 1889. 32-42~
Madison Whig advocate., 1839-12-07
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
IT ETTERS of administration having
kA been granted to the undersigned,
at the October term 1899, Of the Pro-
bate court Of Madison county, on the es-
tate OF James II. Kimbr1li, decd. All
those having claims against said estate
are requested to bring them forward,
duly authenticated, within the time pre-
scribed by law, or they will he forever
barred; and all those indebted to said
estate will please make immediate settle
ment.
c. r. eKIMBRALL, Admir-.
Nov 2, 1899, 43-48
Madison Whig advocate., 1839-12-07

MADISON CoENrN-
HNtiE u8dersiznci s4xInz re-rssassz
busIness a. >4tArsa1- - Rss0arss& 90
Store and Ship Castcn- AMI reserve. Sew
and Forward 6easts- Al tet1aa seaz =
his charge shat D. Hzr aas4eE essseE aas1
secured trom daaaage D. carrte- A. ar-
ders for Bsggiuz and Eaes. Pes sss.asss-
Oroeeries- Nc-- tczsn az,ccessHs1F ~.
Will D. PfonptlE alasaassa as. aa. !. -
articles are nos in thls aaaee So h.s nr~
cured frcEa kacSsoz2g - ~ ttrzaazr
BY the regular packet rse earlzesz e..a.se-
tunIfv-
G TANLUE
Lac frs sf Tzszar 8 kE-9.s-
>atsrssa- Jniy. 1sS9. @--Nn
Madison Whig advocate., 1839-12-07
]. BURCKETT & Co.,

Leree Street, Vicksburg,
4 RE now ready to fill all orders for
"A Bagging and Rope. Produce, and all
other articles in their line, provided they
are accompanied with Cotton, which they
will hold subject to the order OF the own
srs thereof. Their Cotton shed is per-
fectly dry, and their facilities for ship
ping great, being directly in front Of the
Steamboat Landing
Sent IA. 1899. 36-47
Madison Whig advocate., 1839-12-07
LAW NOTICE.

LAW NOTICE.
j. w. wYLY.& VIM. E. GILLESPIE,
HAVING associated themselves in the
~ practice Of the Law, will attend
the several Circuit Courts holden in the
counties of Attala, Leake, Rankin, Madi-
son and Hines, and also the several Su-
perior Courts holden at Jackson.
Canton, Jan 10. jan 26-3-1y
Madison Whig advocate., 1839-12-07

JOHN E. RICHARDSON,
Conn mission, Receiriag and
FORWARDING MERCHANT,
Vicksburg, Mississippi.
Refer to-
Col. H. PHILLIPS,
Col. d. Nj. Fulton,
DR. w. Z. HERALD,
B.F. T. w. R. CHAMBER
R. G. ANDERSON,
Carr. w. Hoy,
Sept as. 1880. 3s-tf
Madison Whig advocate., 1839-12-07

LAW NOTICE.
u. & .. SA5EccN,
WILL devote their attention to the
practice of law in the Madison
and surrounding Circuit Courts, and the
superior courts at Jackson. Their office
Is at their residence near Canton.
September 81, 1899. 37-tf
Madison Whig advocate., 1839-12-07
LIST on LETTERs.

LIST OF LETTERS.
D EMAiNiNG in the Post Office at
Canton, Miss on the lst day of Oc-
tober, 1889 which will be sent to the
General Post Office as dead letters if
not taken out before the 1st of January,
Madison Whig advocate., 1839-12-07
LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMA lNING IN the Post Office at Vernon
III Mississippi on the lst day of October,
1889, which If not TAX en- out in three months
will be sent to the General Post Office as dead
letters.
Madison Whig advocate., 1839-12-07

q FFqFeF.F sla'i = " a.
Madison Whig advocate., 1839-12-07

r every description neatly printed
- and for sale at this office.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-14

violation of the rules of city gentility TO
which she had been, as she thought, to
uncourteously made a victim.
"You do not generally sit down to the
same table with your workmen, suppose,
Mrs. Chittenden % she commenced.
"Why," replied the governors lady,
whose quick wit instantly appreciated the
drift of the other, 81 am almost ashamed TO
say we generally do, but Intended soon to
amend in this particular. was telling the
governor this very morning, that it was an
absolute shame that the workmen, who did
all the hard lobor, should fare no better
than we, who sit so much of the time in
the house, earning little or nothing and l
am determined hereafter to set two tables
the fist and best for the workmen, ard
the last anu poorest for the governor and
myself" TGreen Mountain Emp.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-14

The MAINE FARMER, published at Win
tbrop, by Messrs. Seavey & Robbins, and
edited by Hon. e. Holmes and Marcian
Seavey, Esqr. comes to us this week,
greatly improved in appearance. 1t is en-
larged and the amount Of original matter
is likewise increased. The Farmer has
always been an able advocate in the good
cause and under its present appearances
,romises more abundant usefulness.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-14

New YoRK SENA1oR-Laie adyices
from Albany, show very conclusiyely, that
the loco focos, are determined to carry out
their agrarianism, as far as possible. At
10 O'Clock, on Tuesday, Feb. 9Th the two
Houses, agrceably to the constitution and
unanimous resolution, proceeded sepe-
rately to make a nomination for U. States
Senator. In the House Mr.. Talmadce
was nomin ated at the first trial. by 81 ma
orty. In the Senate, at the first ballot,
all the wings voted for Mr.. Tallmadge, be-
ing IA. The locos numbering lS each
voted for a seperate candidate, excepting
tpo, who voted for the same person, At
the next trial, the wings, in order to get a
nomination, united with the tvo Van Buren,
men, but the l6 tories still voted for 16
different candidates, consequently there
could be no choice The same result at
tended the four succ eeding ballotings So
it is settled that no Senator will be chosen
from New York. So much for loco-foco-
ism.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-14

From late report ofthe Secretary of the
Treasury, it appears that the average a.
mount of notes the Bank of the United
States, in circulation for eight years, from
1917 to 1894 inclusive, was S5,416, 6S7.
Average amount in circulation, for eleven
years and two months from 1925 to March
1886, was SD, 949, $50. The average for
the twenty years, nearly, that the Bank
was in operation, under the Charter, gran
ted by Congress, appears TO be $40, 971, 1874,
From the same report, we learn that the
amount Of Gold coined at the Mint and its
branches, from August |, 1884 to Dec, 81,
1888 was Si2,850, 500.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-14
ORIGINAL POETRY.
FOR THE TELEGR APH'
THE FUNERAL BELL.

The FUNERAL DEbh'
The telling bell-the tolling bell
How mcurneuly its echos swell
Upon the list ming ear;
Then wane away in cadence sweet
o, soothing chime-it seems to greet
The mourner's falling tear.
II.
How gently does it move the mind.i
And wake the feelings most refined
Like music's magic spell
Reminds us Of our mortal part
That we must feel this beating heart
4,s last pusation tell
Reminds US, that the flowers shall bloom
Beyond the clouds, beyond the tomb,
Which have but budded here
Reminds US, that its deep tones swell,
For one who's gone for aye to dwell
Where ,re must soon appear
".
When out upon the surgng deep
We've felt the purfumed breezes sweep
From out some blooming isle.
We've turned to view its charming sde,--
IT'S but glimpse,-as on we glide
Porne on the coming gale
V.
Thus pass sarths lovely children by
We see them, love them, and they ny
Far from our aching gaze
But when we've closed life's stormy main
Well find those beauteous forms again
Hallow'd in heavens rays
VI.
Such thoughts as these you ever wake
And now, not cen for Fashions sake
Thou sweet old funeral bell,--
Cease when corse is passing by,
To raise your swelling voice on high
The impressive. tale to tell.
Bath, Feb 10, 1889. Vi
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-14

EPThe following state officers have
been elected by the N. Y. Legislature, on
joint ballot, by at average majority of 80.
JOHN G.. SPENcER--Secretary Of State.
BATES CooKE-Comptroller.
Gen. JACOB HAIGHT--Treasurer.
WILLIS HALL-Attorney General
ApoNlRAM CHANDLER-Commissary Gen,
All of whom are sound Wings.