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The Panola Miss. lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1846-1846, 1846-04-04

LIFE-What a varying thing is the
stream OF life How il. sparkles and
glitters! How it bounds along its peb-
bly, bed, sometimes in Sunshine. some
times in shade. sometimes sportino
round all things as if It's essence were
merrlment and brightness; sometimes
flowing solemnly on as if it were de-
rived from Lelhe itself.-Now it runs
Ike liquid diamond along the mead
ow; now 1t pIunges in foam and fury
over the rock; now itis clear and
llmpld. as yo lih and Innocence can
make it;now it j. heavy and turbid,
with the varying streams Of iho't and
memory that are overlooking into it,
each bringing its sore of dullness and
pollution as it tends towards the end.
It's voice. too, varies ms it goes; now il
sings lightly as il dances on: now il
roars amidst the obstacles that oppose
us way; and now it has no tune but
the dult low murmnr of exhausted en-
efgv Such is the stream of life! yet
refhapsFew Of us would wish TO change
our portion Of it for the calm regular
lty nf canal-even if one could be
CONSTRUCTED without locks and food
gates upon it to ho I'D in the pent.up,
waters OF the heart, till they are ready
to burst through the bands.-G. Argus.
A--------
In The WRoNG.-You do not ike to
acknowledge you have been in the
wrong; but it is better than to persist.
Who will laugh at you for saying you
were fnserror? No one whose opinion
IS worth a groat. Come out speedily.
and maniully and confess your fault,
and hundreds stand ready to take you
by the hand and give you God speed
The Panola Miss. lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1846-1846, 1846-04-04

APT REPLY.-An honest son of Erin,
green from his peregrinations, put his
head into lawyers office, and asked
the inmate
'And what do you sell herall'
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STRATT0N'S OFFICE.
no. 5. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET
Let al tle rofid .ay what they can,
rorseliins PTiIss, SrsATros's the man,

Let al Tie roFf
Forsellins Prizes, Sra he mai
Dawn Ms. Of Mononeslis. No. AZ Oct. 10Th
81 90 81 62 81 80 - So 40 So
Tirk.t No-. D 81 Ga Three more Cnpi,ss sold and
81 CO 73S paid BY STRATToN.
Drawn Noe. Of Ale1andris. No II Oct. I7th:
IL Is 81 65 10 l6 46 - ~ q 76 ~
Ticket Nos A 40 65.a prize Of $500 sold and paid BY
Station. oe 81
$4,000, 5000
wedae'day-Aetabdfa No. az CaprGI 600 5000 2OoO
1850 ~ Of 1000 &C IS No. 10 drawn hav-. csu
qrs 1875.
$4,000. 5000:
Ihur,dsy-Ne~ ierey. No s4-Capts. 81: OoO IOOo
sSoo 1874 20 Of 1000, &C. 20 Nos ~ drawn Tickets -
halses 2,'e quarters las
$4,000. 1000!
FIisy Misunderstanding No Sato be dawn in Petersburg
oapitas. sIotoo 1000. Of 1000. 7s Nos - drawn
Tickets 80; have. $50; Use.
$4,000. GOO
PuiiyNonoag iis. No &c pitais 1000 1000 GO he
IS NoI ~ drawn TeSes VI; halves see, quarters 2se.
$4,000, 1000.
saturdsy-suss.I. Extra OIL Capitals $1,000 1000 oto ke-
rs Nos. 10 drawn Tickets 81. halves SOC qrs 25e
$4,000. 1000!
ALEXANDRIA Lottery. CIat. l. Tor Isio-to be dawn at
AsIlnd-ia, October eHh.
- NO. LOTTERY-I2 DRAWN BALLoTs
PRIZES
prize of $4,000 prrs. Of .asoO
lSOOo 1000
5000 80
Is'7 SO 500
Tickets $40: halves quarters C,ieaes OF Packages
Of IS wholes SHOES halves $50; qIaIsrs 1850.
Buyers referred To lat
al the once, proof Of done; and every
drawing continues to increase number sold paid
s1 odcrs for
Schemes and In al LotsTs will be prsnply .sndd and
drawing scat VIXEN requested.
Please Eadrs,s ardsrr H. sTRATToH
PIX,
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RaItimore MnrkeIs. October 10.

Caue.-Bee'es in full supply to dsy, and nearly
oil were taken OF las weeks price,. The offerings Ut the
scales comprised 1850 head a. which 4i6 were taken 10y
packers 6J4 by city butch and the balance 100 head
were left over. Pieces ranged from 81 75a2 80 per 100
lbs the hoof equal 10 s35Oa4 IS net and arernQ ny
about S2.l5.
FLOUR-There were sales Of 500 barrels Howard
street Flour Saturday s.. This u the rate asked TO.
day, and sales Of 400 bbls made at this price and
settlements for receipts from made SiS7J
O'or 20O0 bbs City Mills Flour sold Saturday
and today s. IL IL In demand that rate but most
holders refuse to sell except advance.
"ran-lhcto is good supply II Wheat tot market and
sales are making ~ tho closing lat week. viz
fair 70 good reds 95uO0 cents snd prime lots cents
higher aud o'dinniy TO good SOt95 cts lot Of Penna
white Wheat was sold to-day at1l5 cents.
Shss o old Corn az 65i6g cents for white and 81 a69
cents fof yellow New worth 55157 cents Tor both white
end yellow.
Ryo 81 ronts-aaos.
Oats ore not very brisk Of 20 cents which price sales
were made today.
sales nt ths baltimore stock uoard.
MoSDAY. October 10.
$500 Bilnmore &C. 1890, %
$500 do &C. do 90
shares Mechanics Bank, Iu
Maryland Ga closed to-day a. 17t asked, 76t bid
Bamoro Sc, Of 1890. closed ~ ySk asked. g7I bid
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shares, i2i asked. Al bid
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PHILADELPHIA MARKEr-Ocr. /

flour-Sales to-day for export the extent Of over
5000 Dbl. are reported s at IS O6I which establishes
further decline. Corn Mea-Penns u freely offered At
50 40, we hear Of sales. Whes-Penna reds held nt
lose Corn without demand and receipts generally going
store only sale 1000 prime round yellow At
Csc. Oats-Lnst sales Of Southern 3Oc. Gfoceries-Tho
market quiet. and holders firm Whskey moves off slow
ly Of 25a9i1- for bhds and bbis
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lotteries.
Il 6. GREGORY q CO., MANAGES, N,
" ioi Main street, PieianotA. Va.


slsoOo. 5000
wsinesiayAsIaads' no ~ cApsials zoe soas eoos
Iss" 70 Of 0Oo se rs No. ~ aa-n Te... -. L,s. sso
rs.
$4,000 Coco.
fhui-i.y-H Jersey ~, ~ rayfsi- sls 600 ssoe t1oo
.o.o lss' 20 1855. 10 Mo- IL dra-a. TieGs e.
halves2.5c. ar.- Ixs.
$4,000 1000.
,pp N rninF-lessJsrT NJ" Soto be drawn Petersburg
Csptah; sOs0s 1000 1000 rs Nos IL drawn TeI.
w. hAvss $50. quaTtefs Use.
$4,000. 1,OCO.
fnday-Moaonglis. No. t5G;apsir 81 900 ioon sto hs
IS No. ~ drawn T,eks,s D. hsivcs zoe; quarter. sse
$4,000, LOCO.
ssturiay-sus-.r Cspital. $1,000 1000 60 Le
10 No. IL drawn. Tickets ~; halves Soc qrs 25e.
splendid Schemes for October. 1916.
Saturday, Oct 2Ith. isaG
IS No LoTTERY-Ie DRAWN BALLoTs
PHHof 'ao Oco prime of $1,000
$4,000 90 1000
5000 SO 500
aa.1 .e he.
Certificates OF packages of 2i Whole Tickets sIIO
DO do 25 Half do SIS
Do do. rs ouarsr do. a?I
hLEhtSDRh LOTTERY cass X. for ists-,o Be drawn ON
70 No. LorTgRY--ia DRAWS BALLOTs
''''' Of .s''R'' Pri'.% s'Oo'o
Ticket. $40 H,Ise- 5: oust,B SO.
Csiuheatrr % psckzEcs Of 60 Whole Tickets siao
Do. do 90 iIaa do as
Do. 26 Quarter DO Az
ORDERS for cereasso f Packages and
any OF the above Feb adeed ned
Tie most nt"mpt attention. Draxins will be
uss R,rsmoss W
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Ny. MARKETABLE. o4P.M-

Cotton fat sales 300 bales
Flour very much Saturday. 1000 bbls Genesee on
the wharf sold to chip. $3.50. Small lots little less
500 bbls Troy ct S5,4l; 500 Michigan at $5,37b
Wheat-20OO bu Genesre at M cts Rye 10 held at so
cts; Corn. 2O00 yellow northern ~ $500 South
white the price with tho sale Of Saturd on
siderinR quality.
Pork. 200 bbls. meas sold Sl0,l9.
u a.,
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XLIRGINIA-Ata sunerior Conr, I'D ch.nea.n 1

VlRGINIA-At Superior Court Of Chancery
Riehme nj. June sesh. 1855 ~ "
Hin csi.r Trustee uader n. Beverley RspSspa .pd
Charos u. 'o'Ph deceased. rl,,t.a
against
Geh.rd w. cannnshaH admir- bonis non - in th@ Win an
nsi.a 81 beverley Randolph deed sI-ess % Ch e. Ran
d-ivhd ed, a.,..a..,
iH th. the d.tdan, Richard a. ,.....sh,,, n A,
ready ADD ~hfnf 10 pay n'o Coa. dro Of a. The ou sy
dSst tbs sum ot i've tboaand hund,- aai .h
lars foitjthrs esn. ~ IN ~ aa,s on t..
erpt about two hundf.d dollars he wishes 10 retain
to met the eon'ingcn' erssn,e. Of ON h o,ion
orr % ha the aid tr.euor have
OF ." much te,of AZ he eosssnsy ,t,i
OF ia" ate OF virginia "r IN cured by
deed of trust Adsqpai IsaI ..It.. =
Aud by of III By ths, eorn.. A ,h.,
cause De eierred u on- of The
ssS."s rae are s-nsd 70 re ssres BssaIy
H IN the tuna held BY III; defendant the
OF Beverley hapdoph Canppr
ham, Which was dire ted BY the Es Nv. y.a,
and how much there % each therein epted
In which enquiry he par by ser he. on pfe,,
upon such anani-
son~eshh and BY pubnun aud that IN. aid
Coun sone mahe report thereof c. any maue,,
se slated d-em'd pertinent hm,e which nav BE- r.,
ouired BY any party IN be ., stared
a Copy
POW. ROBERTS Crt.
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1885 1850 5yg5 81

The above embraces returns from counties.
There eghy-two in the State. The fifteen counties TO
be heard from gave Wing m,iorty in 1874 Of ITO. when
Barley, the Wing candidate for Governor, had msjory
IN the State Of 1877.
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LAST EVENINGS MAIL.


No news has YET been received from this long expected
vessel The BOsion correspondent Of tho Philadelphia
inquirer says. they the look for tho steamer at
Boston now nearly DUE In hopes OF receiving from
|iho missing ship, In some shape.
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LEGISLATURE.

The Ohio Stao Journal of the ] h inst. says:
a he Legislature will, quite confident, be VINO
Joint ballot and there is chance Of both branches
II opponents carry the Trumbu and Lucas districts
the Senate will be tie That the aspect in re-
ference To Ihe Senate.
LATER --TTumbul about even on Governor. Wing
Senator aud Representative reported to be elected.
Po'tage and orain reported have elected Loco Rep.
resentAnves. Wing majority $50 for Governor.
Johnson reported elected 10 Congress in Morgan Dis
trict by 81 majority Washington 400 Wing.
GUBERNATORIAL VOTE
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JOHN B. BlGGER'S OFFICE.

I PRESENT to the patrons Of the Lucky Office
ne iolo~ins sea'n-- which To ss dawn for
CaPia Prizes. be % a ..s 81 "a ders q
JoIN n. BIGGER, Richmond Va.
$4,000 DOLLARS.
bTr Tito three fze- cf -
number prE' 500 eoiar-,
G'ani rnaso' dated LOTTERY drawn On Saturday
Oct stth iss6. si winirgon. r-L
CAPITALS.
Przes" SIS przs,of $3.50
Wkr % l"IHo' 20 800
+2li 20
1000 90 1000
W"A Of 1000 $50 d" 500, &C
I Sk-'s st2. baivsE q. 7
VI Old for IicsFt- "a unJ,r
OF PAINE N. t,o. ,.o,r spJ
e"n'd niisl attention. Il adtressrito JNO q BIGGER
0J- The ea'h frr rrz-. BE- raJ sirbf hy BIGGER
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THIKTY-NINE MOST
VAL LIABLE BUILDING LOTS.

VH IdhhIIh, UTarr, Broad, Marshall, CLAW, Cath.
arinc and Leigh Streets.
u virtue Oi decree of the county court of
h-nrieo In ehanceTy sitting. Of
1uY eo n the case n William Peniet1n guardian
'A'h arf- against "a all avna -rn urdcr
sitned VITO Wa thereby uprOni will on THu Rs
DAY ernoon ih ed day Of October upon
"-ee'r eofrinsfeirg al he hour ~ II oe,o
est bidder, III rerSns ,o.s
Mh Ffed HAMS late Of Louisa died
gus parry IN the city ot Richmond AID parity
henreo VIZ g haf lots IN RuIherfood addition ontins
on fr.nn Sraee and Broad streets between AID Madison
aSu fenry sreeas These lots vii SIb-iividcd into
ed Int four ,s hrvng front OF ~ feet unnip,
eael 9S feet an alley 20 feet vle and also Is
&c 81 Is a. &C. "a. 80, 20 ST. fronting on Marshall Ga,
Caitarse and h Thcss situated in a oo,, I'M
sihLs TO -
tnns-one fourth e=sh the Ia coal nslens At T.
% - hHAus iof hesolasIe naie' The TILE Withheld
IN 'hs -toe purchase moBsy rs pa d
DC .-eots w. GODDIs Conn
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Ohio.

The OF the Wings in this State has already been
brilliant, beyond all hope The returns exhibit gaia of
five CIngressmen with prospect of several We
subJoin the reports which have tched US.
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NOTICE.

COJa.vTs SIOHEL'S OFFICE
49, Ricusosr. 10Th Oct, 1870
AZ pe,on Interested in the directed by thu foregoing
a-i are hereby
10th day Of Noveuscr 1915 produce their claim. VIII the
| evidences Lh.t.og -
&C ls-IiI5hNov JOUS SHORE con,...,.,
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Euftton 6oles.
FUTURE DAYS.
By Dasosport. alien a co.
AUCTION SALE or
ESH DRY GOODS

We shah sii TUESDAY oetos.s al ,x
~ "ehsek D t:oad- Rn,sn .-o
nsrt of Dry ioni Jos. hand sip.etea ne asons
NAi-h -
hhs ~ brown AMI fancy CIcih-
and Plaht suysd C-..Her~.
riu-. Nh a1i mi Sa'tirss
hine sni fancy niu Ky leans
ksrsys arfe 81 II
Lacy. Psn-ty Sina.- &C
Ar+oh Check, - FAn..t4
6nsa DOWN -
fnnn~A--vht- y-rov md -ca'l.;. t.tr, s.-rn-.t
-, aud u h-ach~d shntin-s vel Sh.s,ipx, ,h,. 80
e ~ ~
-. sand - bo~n sAtnz. aad shseln.. OF ts slam,
fhaNt' variety o. .tyiss
IanSos d lsfl t~f-d nj INA skin,~, Hank.
g nGhams and Pts ids a vatis,y
Rack and cord Cambria.
Bauo-s. a. tsing cont v.,t anl pan.,an,
Um5r-Ias, windo~ shassa
Pins. Hooks 4 Eyes, Needle. sc-
Iog"'hsr with numerous t ,,,on
TEHns-Unref 500, ei.h hst sum aud upwards. mon,b.
er.tr, for approved pager.
>. 20 DhvE.PoRr. ALLEN L 60 Auet
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PelllasyIyuspfa.

There never was more complete victory than that
achieved by brethren in this State Ia the language
d Nelson's despatch after his great victory Of Abouk
or the Ne rs II Is generally caedJ ait is triampA
not simply victory" The State literally swept from
stem STERN the wings carrying everything; Congress.
both branches OF the Legislature aud the Canal Comm.
sioner. We subion list Of the Congressmen elected
LIST Dstrct. Lewis c Levin, Native, 70 elected
I'd. do jos II Irgersoll, whig, reelected
Sd. do Charles Brown, Loco.
Ath. do Chas lngcrscll, Loco, reelected.
5,h. do John w Freddy. Wing gain
9th. do w Hornbeck. Wing gain.
7h. do A K Mcllvaine. whig, 70 elected.
9Th. do John Srohui. Wing. reelected.
9Th. do William Strong. Loco.
10Th. do Richard Brodhead, Loco, reelected.
lth. do Chester Butler, Wing gain.
18th. do David wiinot. Loco, collected.
18th do James Pollock. Wing, ID. elected.
lith do George N. Eckert. Wing.
18Th do Henry Mes. Wing gain.
18th do Jasper +. Brady, Wig gain.
I7h do John Blanchard, whig reelected
18th do Andrew Stewart, Wing, ret elected
l9lh d. lob Mann, Loco.
Goth do John D.ckry, Wing.
2lst do Moees Hampton, Wig
pad do John w Fsfrelly, Wing gain.
23J do James Campbell, Wing gain.
2ith do Alexander Irwin, Wing.
Thus will be seen that the Wings have elected seven
teen oct OF twenyfour members Of Congress, aud the
Natives one Of the remaining seven.
In the Legislature triumph is more complete
Last year the Democrats had small majority in the Sc
and in the House 81 of 100 members This year
the Legislature will stand,
w. l.. Native.
Senate, 10 -
Housr, 50 So
Two yet 10 he heard from.
But the for Canal Commissioner, is the over
whelmng OF ALL This officer, elected annually. is voted
for by all the Counties Last year. the Democratic Can
didate, received majority of $4,000; this Mr.. Pow
en- the Wing candidate, elected by least 10000. In
short year, Mr. Polk has eonrved lose his party
10000 votes, in a single State :.
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lotteries.
ID. PAINE a. CO.,

D.PA1NE a. CO.,
MA NAG Frs OF LOTTERIES,
Richmond, Va.
'E'HE following grand schemes for October are
- Yt'sssisd. MAKE a ssl-euan. and 10, uardssAr.,.
g. w. PURCELL. Riahaosd. Va
$4,000,
Divided into Prizes of $4,000 each!
io~".t No. Prize $500.
Giant foncdat.d otsty ~. a., n, v. a. s,.
day, Oct 90 1879 al Nlninx-o-, D.L
GRAND CAinAia.
sG'e0dd prEsI Of f2J.eeO prize Of 7.o
10000 sga
PhsOf t!stt 20 $50
~
E"O" lSo
Tickets ti3. Halves o. Quar-t,
~ Persons ordering by the Any Of the ,sv. can
dsSset the Pre-. o. foar ucsss 1.- =. h,~,ofo,
eerhestss in proportion
w" hive ev'y day Lotteries fon o. ana wien :, mt
ene- made IN large snsl invest an IN. ,
popular Loisn's hand. The drawings Mt when r.Id a.
al who ofde RON IN. cash for Capitals can b. nae a.
usual al SIGHT On al iett.rs tes IN.
postage heed m, hs paid The tek-'. tsfs. Or.
received and all orders the pror5t eonj az
'snioB, when addressed To u. PAINE d 60. or
e W. PURCELL.
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By W. f.oddin.
SHALL. FARM on TIIE sftOOpx vURSPIKr
FOR SALE At AUCTION
Under Trust Deed.

<
- for"r eeed n the -,ber b.ars da the ts,h
hy o. oeior 1875, and duly reoon'ei 90 Cont
shf by 1res' OF =" hon h-'ay sail deed ed
Pnee a. o. on The premssS TUESDAY. aay ~
oei" e. i5n ate ocl'ek p 81 rare, 4 I,ns
situated On the oh trnpisr about ~ ct, ea
moni aJ9inrg The hn4- of John Itsney mi "
VI Gardnef containing III are two d, .i
housss 1000"
~" sid fam hi b. 80 subject right of e Of IN.
WIDOW u W. ios sr-Snh that believed 20 Be
ic t'e' The iesIls Of " u 10 cash.
~ ConnTS I.,-.
81 an antho',st hat viii be .oi
Al ih- t,ar.a nd be 10 tenn. ~ %
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TO FaifMIH>, COZ Sr.Y uERCiI.ST.,
AND OTIIEIss.

Greet Reduction NJ Psuiis;ItiaTy store.
FeFE uh-critcr by BoarI /. now able N Of
fs' ~ s"aty reduced ptiess---
5000 yrd hszvy toGbe twst Xsrsy for Negro Men. el
1000 yards PLATA and striped tnsey Women eLtns
In Store for Fail purchasers:
300 b"avy ready made Ksrssy CoA'-
zoo
Sc BroE1ns assortment 4 eosr,- and An.
Shoes. equal to any tie marieL
Came sets Of WAGON Harness with Gait ana
WAGON Hsinsss IN portioEs
Warranted Ares. superior
h-n, Wheat Pans What Bag Rsseraors wardrobss and
fUKsiTuRE OF different kinds.
For sar At PenHsnay. very superior article
Stones, Wagons, Days C,rts
Tie above are Offered on accommodating
ehasert Will do well the OF At IA. soe No
-. street isadng 10 Mayo's Bnase.
- ~ JAs. c sPOTrs Asrnt P.nr
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). r. w ORD,
LOTTERY VENDER

OPPOSITE EXCHANGE HOTEL AND POST OFFICE,
RGcHNosD, VIRGINIA,
g ELLIS Tickets in all Lotteries under the management
~ OF J. G. GREGORY & &C.. the same terms that
they sold at the Mana gers Osice.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class l. tor IsI6-io be at
Alex ndriA. Oct "a, 1876.
75 NO. LOTrERY-I2 DRAWN BALLOTS.
PRIZES.
prEe Of $4,000 1 priIe Of $500
PM OF 1900 30 1000
5000 so 500
a2s7 se
Tickets $50, Halves s; ouarers CT
Certificate Of package e5 Whole Tickets eos $40
halves and quarters in proportion.
9 Orders fOT Tickets
in the above Splendid Ioce cnes are drawn
ever day IN TIE week. enclosing cash prize Tickets
the most prompt attention and Official OF drawing
seEIinHedilieY amer , u al VII ofdeT from
jug F. WORD Richmond Va
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A NTHRAClrE COAL.-25 tons broken and
fcssn,d fed ash cal landing from New Yak snd zoe
~" ""p oes RANKIN WnfTLOCK
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The battle. Of Pao Alto and Resaea Palma musical
line alton. nv CRUDE
hrssian Quick ster Patio Alto 10.
La soiree des sylphes. W, by q GroLe
Magnolia Waltz Bronzs Ito GaIopad..
sPringdale Waltz BY Enscbreeht
do
tlaytona waIiE Do
Chesapeake Rih smen- Quick Sisp
Partsina hsTch. iI,i
Ia II lie Nms'nienne Waltz by = H. Ms.i
= lut n Ia FTane~, with varatcn.
R'ntls In En'ope Wal ~ o5.
Ia Bal des Fees, Waltz Brilliant BY 4 Grobs
Good Rye with Variations, do
The VIZ aih n collection OF du-leI by IIan,-n
fanasia and Variations de OPEN IA Tend, nv Nm,
veTnoy. - ~
New Songs.
Ihe forget = = a npwr lille daN.f
When other fr esds hee
4 home mountain wave, by William.
OH were ! n Bird; Let - osea another
The welcome. Come in he by C,tz.
Il - IN memory, bal al By rn.tt
Oh touch light Gatir arranged for H.. G.,r NV
\ inskL - $50 '"' ~
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CARPETIN
uST received large ard handsome assort-
" Doni ef CaPeuTg Of guilty latest .
eorsrg of Prusse. Three Fly Ing n-n al Of Nheh
VIII b so and made Orte the
most reasonable terms SM Booth.
-S--w Corner OF Maia n q 18th sta
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-28
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY Is, 1916.

The GALLANT DEAD. Several of our co.
temporarles are zealousIy urging that liberal
policy should be pursued in relation to the
widows and children of the patriot dead-the
relatives of Major Ringgold, Major Brown,
Captain Mcintosh and others, who gave up
their lives in defence of their country. The
following article upon the subject, from the
New York Courier and Enquirer, does honor
to the heart of its author;
"The family of Col. Mcintosh, especially,
will commend itself to the justice of Congress.
lie had four motherless children. At the call
OF the country this only remaining parent is
snatchCd from them; will not the country a.
dept them and stand in loco PARENTS, in lieu of
father and mother? daughter and three
sons are bereaved by the stroke, which causes
the nation to rejoice. The eldest of these sons
is now cadet of the fourth class-the other
two, and the daughter, we believe, are still at
school. Amid the reioicings for victory we
cannot more gratefully testify our admiration
for those whose death sealed it to US, nor more
surely stimulate Others to like heroism hereaf-
ter, than by accompanying the manifestations
Of national Joy, with substantial proofs of ma
tional munfcence towards the family of those
who have fallen. We mention Col. Mcintosh
because we happen to know the history of his
family. Others may have claims equally mer-
itorious. Major Ringgold we have long
known; more dashing soldier bslongs to no
service, and he fell as gallant soldier would
wish to fall-in the hour of triumph upon the
field of victory, beneath the flag of his country.
We can rather envy than depore such death,
and grieve over it with the joy of grief
The whole conduct of Gen, Taylor seems
TO have been marked with equal judgment,
calmness and courage. Congress cannot fail
to testify TO him and his gallant army, their
high sense Of such signal services"
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says, is not the way other professions are treat
ed, and he instances the case of Mr., ]. Q. Ad-
ans, now near So He has this hit at New
England deacons:
"Deacons, the world over, are like Jeremah's
grapes,-i. e. very sweet or very sour. They
either aid their pastor, and, like Aaron and
Hur, stay up his hands, or decidedly the reverse.
1t is sober fact, and it ought to make the ears
of such Geacons Jingle, that, at least, three out
of four, Of all the ministers in New England,
who have been driven away from their peo-
pie, have been driven away by deacons; by men
who, in one respect, have with a vengeance,
''magnifed their Office" | might point you
to numerous examples all over the land. But
forbear. | thank God however, that have
never been plagued by such deacons.n
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HURRAH FOR THE PRINTERS. The Louis
vile Daily Impartial, a spirited penny paper,
conducted by an association of practical Prin-
tiers, was discontinued on Friday-eyery one
of its proprietors having volunteered to serve
their country in Texas.
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ON THE DEATH OF MAI. RINGGoLD

4 lie has fallen! he has fallen,
The chivalrous and brave.
he young and ardent soldier
IN Is dreaming in his grave!
/ Gle has fallen! he has fallen,
III With glory on his name,
lpn the budding of his laures,
! And the morning of his fame!
kPeath! thou art called beautiful
In the innocent and fair,
us thou cometh like blessing
n On the evenings scented air!
EBut, Death! thou art more glorious,
n When the youthful hero dies,
with the flag of Freedom waving
IA Like meteor o'er his eyes!
\ 1e has fallen! he has fallen,
n For his country fair and free
I'm the foremost ranks he's fallen,
For no craven heart had he!
Il n the summer land they've placed him,
Meath sky that's ever blue,
And Heaven never smiled on one
More generous and true! Nat. Intel.