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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-01-14

first of the present month to have yielded no sur
plus to be applied in discharge of the ntsrest on the
ponds, and there were other Incorporated funds
for that purpose in the Treasury. In accordance
with the duty imposed by the statute last mentioned
the Auditor General has issued his circular to
the Board of Supervisors of the several countless re-
curing the necessary tax for that purpose to be lev
led is $52,62l 10.
The total valuation of property in the State is $685.
922,O97 SO, upon which the above sum will require
tax of about ono mill and four ffths on the dollar
The nstalment which will fall due in July next will
require the levy Of equal amount, if there should
be no other means of payment.
The terms of the act last mentioned are understood
to have been satisfactory to the bond holders. AL
though the interest has not been realized from the
works OF Internal Improvement, was anticipated
yet the promptness with which means have been ia
ken to raise the amount in the manner provided by
the act, must at least show determination in good
faith on the part of Michigan to redeem her pledge in
regard to these obligations. The relation of debtor
and creditor imposes the duty of payment on the for
mer moral and civil obligation, which cannot be
avoided. Under deep sense of this obligation, and
under the express pledge given by statute it is
codently believed every citizen will heartily and
cheerfuily cooperate in keeping our plighted faith
lnvioate. Taxation, always Objectionable should be
avoided possible, yet when necessary and kept with
in reasonable limits it is infinitely preferable to the
disgrace and self abasement of reputation. The debt
OF the state must and VIII be paid. sense OF JUS
tce to rghtful creditors our own interests as new
commonwealth inviting population and capital with
in our borders, and duty to ourselves indus
trious commonwealth, alike demand of us the adop-
ton of policy which shall tend to their discharge
at the earliest possible moment. The resources of
the State already designated for the purpose should
be strictly applied to that object. The increase of
property within her limits, and the general prosper
ty of her citizens afford constant assurance that the
whole duty of Michigan will be cheerfuly performed.
The total amount expended on the works of inter-
nal improvements during the past year is $l4l,SO5,
Al. Sixteen miles of the extension of the Central
Railroad from Marshall to Kalamazoo, have been com
pleted and the unfinished portion it is expected will
be ready for use in six eight weeks. The expen-
ditures on this road for construction, exclusive of
IRON and spike during the year, amount to S99,29l
Is. There have also been expended on the southern
Railroad including the Tecumseh BIRCH, 1895 35
Clinton and Kalamazoo Canal 1890 63
Improvement of st. Joseph river, 5,7S3 %
do Flint river, 4,629 SO
do Grand Maple and Kalamazoo rivers, 8ll Is
Salt Springs, Tittabawassee, 252 90
Northern Railroad, 800 90
Detroit and Griver Road, 80 25
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-01-14

our State debt-whs celebrating to sell the Sts,e
like bankrupt debor, az il is-members Of the
Legislature must have their three dollars per day;
and, what is worse. the Lieu. Gov. mus, still re-
ceive sc per day, though he vacate his seat a.
President in the Senate, in order that some other
good Democrat may receive the like amount
of Sc per day as President. Pro tenn.
On this question the Wings acted square up to
their promises made before the election the dem
ocrals with seven exceptions. acted contrary to
theirs. and yet, we suppose, they will expect to he
be trusted again.
The Officers Of the Senate are:
F7auius ). Liaejohn Pres. pro tenn.
Alfred 1readaOay. Clark.
James E. Plat. secretary
Dapid G. McKmstry, SERGEANT at arms.
Req. Mr.. hglis. Chaplain.
COMMITTEES
On Claims--VIdeo, Robinson, & Maynard.
On Fnance--LueJohn, Hale and Fen;on
On Judiciary Howell LiulrIphn aud Green.
On Naturalization, Fenion and Smith.
On interpretations Allen. Hale and Kibbee.
On Agriculture Rix and Bush.
On Roads, and Bridges--W lams, Maynaard
aud Allen.
On Pub instruction. ell, Smith. Fenton.
On Prison V,dcto, Kibboe, aud Rix.
On State Affairs -Thurber, Green, aid Bush.
Division of Towns and Couuties-Rix Denton
and Linljnhn.
On Manufactnres-Smlth. Kibbee and Bush.
On Internal mprorements-Bush, Thurber,
Chapman. Robinson and Williams.
On Privileges and Elections Chapman, VI.
deto, aud Williams.
On Library -Fen,on, Denton, and Allen.
On Enrolled B.Ns-KIbbee, Smith and Thur
Der.
On Expiring Laus Hale, Liulejohn, Chip
man.
On Priniing--Maynard,R ix, and Green.
On Public Lands Robinson, Howell aud Will
inn.
On supplies Howell, Green and Denton.
The standing committees Of the House we are
obliged to defer till our mex.
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A CARD.

Mr.. and Mrs. CRIPPEN, would thus publicly ex-
press their gratitude to the Citizens of Ypsant for
the donation made them on the evening of the 9th.
P. s. The |. o. o. F. will be remembered with
greatlul emotions for their liberal donation.
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S3,92s,7O2 81


The value of the items here stated, it will be per-
ceved obtained by estimate only, and cannot there
fore be considered at entirely accuate. The above
statement of the Indebtedness of this fund includes
the outstanding Internal Improvement warrants;
amount to, sos, 46S %
Warrants payable in land only, 25,96I,62
Treasury notes, or scrip. 52,360 90
1t also includes on the unadjusted internal I'M
proyement bonds the OF 81 ,232 450,72, with in
terest on the same to july lsf, lS45. The total a.
mount of these unadjusted bends IL upon
which the sum of 81, l075e3 IL only, including in
terest has been received. An act of the Legislature
approved March 9Th 1884,. proposed certain terms
for an adjustment of the actually due these
bonds, but final dspositicn ct the matter has yet
been made.
By the same act the proceeds of all the public
works Of the State were ri" eed to the payment of
interert on the adjusted ern mi rovement indebt-
edness of the State, except n as they had been
appropriated for certain work the roads, and SO
far as the same might be necessary to purchase loco
motives and cars, 70 redeem the outstanding State
scrip, and to pay the interest on certain domestic
bets: and the law further provided that if their pro-
ceeds should be insn5cie for the purpose of paying
such interests, by fhe II January 1916, and there
should he other sufficient means in the Treasury
not otheswise appropriate the d fciency should be
Vrevded for BY taxation. Eorseasone alleged the
sScrt Of the Commissioner Of fBtssnal Improvement
enne Of these pubic ~cTE was found on the
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-01-14

The resources to meet the liability of this fund are
as follows viz:
Unsold State tax lands nominalIy S11,251,
saw 1000 90
Lands unredeemed, soId to State at tax sales
lS44-5 6S,56l %
Unpaid taxes of 1874, above balances due certain
counties on account Of same $4,000 90
Due from sundry counties besides taxes of 1874,
returned and credited to them 3O,l65 "a
Interest paid on unredeeened lands and unpaid tax
es belonging to State, $4,000 90
Resources of general fund in addition to annual
State tax &c. $l35,726 SO
The aggregate valuation of property on the state,
in ls45,was S28,922, O97 50. The state tax levied
for that year was 81, 3O5 %. The amount will be
due to the Treasury after the first day of February
next and will when recevedg into the general fund.
The aggregate county taxes levied in the state the
last year, was $l59,753 "a
Half mill school tax, l4,469 l5
Road tax, 1S0,7S9 40
The debt due from the Internal Improvement fund
including interest to July lst s45 is 10
The resources of the state which are properly ap-
plcabe to the Indebtedness OF this fund.- consist of
the Central and Southern Railroads, with their stock
and fixtures, which with ten Per cent-added for in
terest during construction, amounts to
$3,s43,2s4 90
Unsold Internal Improvement lands, 357,O89 SO
Balance of 500 900 yet to be selected, 1896
IS 100 acres-valued at $40 Per acre, 1885 80
Salt Spring lands, ~ sections-average value,
$3.50 per acre, 1l5,200O,0O
Asset lands, appraised and for sale at Land Office
28,l72 Al
i)tAer assets received of State Bank &C., say
10000 90
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-01-14
Correspondence of the Ypsianti Sentinel, I
DETROIT. January u. 1916.

DETROIT, January II, 1916.
Dear Sn.-At your request will now endeavor
to inform you of the doings of wise at the
capitol for the first week. No business of impor-
lance has been completed, except the passage of
bill for the pay of members and officers of the Legis
Iature so you see these disnerested worthless have
generously provided for themselves first, the prin
cpIe no doubt that sefpreservation is the first law
of nature; and, what is more, they have fixed the
pay at the highest Constitutional limit, viz: So per
day for members and officers, and Sc per day for
the speaker, president and president protein of the
Senate. The Wing all voting Tor dOiiais ex-V
cept one, the member from Saginaw, and the Locoi
all voting for the highest sum, except seven, thus
For two dollars, Wings IA
do do do young dem.
total 81
For three dollars Locos 90
do do do wing,
total 80
Whether this is position the Locos will occupy
through the session on the reform measures deman
ded by the country, be told with certainty;
but the indications are all that way, and there is lit
tie hope for the future unless new manifesto
tons should be made. There will undoubtedly be a
strong effort made to put the party in favorable po
siton before the country, by of high sounding
declarations for reform and retrenchments, but they
are as destitute of sincerity in this they in
their pretensons to Democracy, and they are likely
to carry it out on the same principle. To hear them
debate you would swear they all democrats but
when they come to vote, you would know them to be
Locofocos. If the people certainly desire the sale
of the Railroads, they must flood the Legislature
with petitions, for, depend upon it, there is being
made systematic effort to defeat that project eth
er under the plea of its unconstutonality, or thro
their holy horror of incorporated and privedged mo-
nopolies. They may not dare to meet the question
fully and kill it at once but should they pass any bill
on the subject it will be mpractcable one for the
purpose of giving them strong position as party,
and for the further purpose of securing the ultimate
defeat of the desirable measure. The fact is, that
party relies solely upon the charmed name of "de-
mocracy for its success, they fear no evil under that
banner. No matter how black the crime, how ty-
ranical the measure or how unhoy the purpose, SO
that it be done in the name democracy, entertaining
as they do, these views to their utmost extent; they
have not that strong motive TO induce them to follow
the right, that other men have who must rely upon
the propriety of the measures they advocate, and
the approval of just and magnanmous public for
their support, Yours truly.
PITTSFIELD.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-25
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ais Grscutrr prr SmtrrlaGeuitaft bes tcr'
itcrbenau petcr Snhr6, lrBthin pen
Der Staet 9lllrntaEr, ecdld Gauutp, crumnt
wcreCH lit. - aIe nisjsniaru bahcr, peIde
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-25
80 q dridht

wmb hermit gr8cben tas eir nutsrsciducteu
ais GEeeutcren eeS ucrffcrb. Gi h Ian !
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{ttIp, eerla @auutp, crnauut pOreen itno--
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SiHterIafeuffnft lhuIcio fub, tuerbcn auf.
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abmbcSahIeu,--unc Sclhe bic nod, 9InfCroer'
uuaen hobcu, beliebsu eeislbe ebsnfals i'll,
aerbalb belaater Set audi ciniubringen, an
eSaeot Soeniinscr, SeioClber9.
Saniea Yetcr 90.
Mdrs IL. SON
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-25
2luDttcrS 9lQCDrtC6t.

Sn rem 9Eailengeri6t BON 9cda go.
gu Der Snd,e Der 9icd,nuna uru Salcmcr,
Sucer uuo QBilIiam fuoer, @recutcren ccs
oeritcrbcucu Schn Euoer, lcsthin Utn Sbcrs
Wacuugie Sounihip, 2cda @auntD.
llno MN, Nebrunr 2, 1916, ouf 8crlhl1g
ecs peter QSDfrff, Ga crnuuute Die Court
Gjerrac Rbcdb6, Daniel Nrieo uun Snccb
5oarsrN, ais 9Iuoitrrcu, nm bc1note 9fetnung
Slt ouoitcn, iberSufettelrL 8ertbeiluna cem
Geieb 9emdR Su maiden, uno ccm udhiteu
fclfgcicBtcn QGaicr9criht geridt 81 eritatten.
ii;@9"a"a'-a = Pins Den llrfuncrn,
ssL SrScugtS, .e#unm
Sosesa4.q!s 8. .. 2arrall, Cdr.
Dir obenbcnamtrn 9luoitorcn pcrtcn I'D,
Gum @uoNped ihrrr 8cftinmun9 ouf Sams
flags ben Iltcu 9IpriI I. nitlrns, nm 10
llbr Scrmtttlqs, AM SHnuic pcn G,ecrae
s. a Ser a If cr, III Der Staet slGcrtouu
perfammelu, alltpo I'D, otIe cutcrcfitrte cius
furen f0nncn, wcnn iGc c6 fir lddIt0 be'
finoen.
Scbruar IS. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-25
Se(,uipetaforoerl!nQ.

ollie Gicicnigsn, tpeldle ucb in ZEN Stchr:
biihern ccS llntcrltriebcneJ IcBthm in Sber
Wacuusic Iauulhip, fhulfig ijuo, pcrOcr
hermit sctcisu SrpiidIeu nun uno ccm | fen
9lnril an rem Stcbr anWruFSn unc Rid,tia
felt an rtndeu. inoem CT bis pabig aus Der
@e9epc Slcbeu .piro.s
gSiQiam Gern.
const1 #on,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-25
MariII.
Or. QBtQiam q. 0(omi9.

,R geuddlridtisst hirmit feline Sreuu'
Poe uuo bas gcebrtc publifum hber'
zI baupt oaB er fciue Wphnun9 Don
o. 8tcrp's gSirthShauie oerIcqt hat, II.
pus baditcinerre NauS pen SGUib GcmbIcr,
aleid, unterhatb Der @rdue Turuicc, III ccm
Stdotdeu @raucoilIc, bcsc9eu bat, mo er pie
Eirumer bel Gag ooer 4ad1t bereit lcin miro.
FINE drstIidle Gienitc ~ leiiteu, atIen ccncn
ole ihn earlim nuipredleu. @r bcuust audl
eicle Gjsleaenheit, fciueu bisher sablrcidcr
tlnteritdesr fciuen aufridhiqen Dauf abm'
ftattcn,uno fdlmeid'eIt iidl caB CT ourd, piinft'
IIde 1t. 9ewiIcnhofie 8errid'ung ieiner2ImtS'
rAihteu dudb onf ihre 0cIpch dls oes ubri'
gen pubIifums) feruere @iunit redlneu bnrf.
9Iudl mcdte cS Hidt n,pasHdl fein bel bicier
GScle9enheit ~ mclcct, oae or juecit mil
Ger Homeopathic befauut, uHo bCreit 1T, 10 c
c Osrla n5g ttutre, cuf cielelbc &rt
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-25
pruefer 9(rtett.

sIge arten GrudeE9lrbeit ,pirb in eiefct
Drudersisu Oeu aIlsruieori9Ren preitu, unr
auf bic fnriefte SnSclae ucrridtct.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-25
2(llpttcrs 4tjet9e.
Sn Ger Court ppn Common Nlea6
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Su Der Sate bee 9eridlts Der 9nbitCren
pom Der Ret,nuna upu Same8 T. sinter II.
SOfna WilIer, glsiauceS BON Scbu 0. 9i.
Dunter uub paul Wi0er @efeaihafter, un'
ter Der Sirma bon Nn1ter uuo Niiler hans
erInc, unter elmer frehplIi9en ueberldreibHng
llno MN, Sebruar IL 1886, ipurbe Der Ses
rid,t Der sIubitcren auf Seiten gc1est, uno Die
Rednuna 9. So. Scrnbed, @briltian pres II.
rnc SO. s.. Slumer, ais sIuritcrcu nbcreebeu,
81 anctten, ubcrSufehclu unb 8ertbeiIrns eem
gjeles acmdB Su MAIDEN. s.
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=kNSNS SeScu9ts,
@ 0tatban NiilIcr, Trptb.
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ibrer Grueunuua 9emds ouf Dcllersfa9s oen
26iicn Rdrs I'M 10 llbr Sormitta9s, am
SoauIs ppn gS III a NJ Graf q III gllIcn.
taun peridmmcln, alImo I'D, ale iutercfitrteu
perlOnen cinfnern touurn, tprHu tie es fur
OUT bcftnben
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2lurttprs 2lll;ctge.
SIN Ger Court pon @rnmpn Dlea6 pcn
0edd Sauntu.

Sr Der Sadlc Der 9lrdnuuq ron SNcrntip
Srsrlcr mo Tricorid, Siamuur, 9liiIanicS
vpn Srbn g. a. S.untrr unc paul NRiaer,
IcBtbm GcirIfdnftcr unter bcr Sirma pen
jcrntsr uno DiiOcr.
lluo nnn, Tcb 3, 1916, ouf @crfdInq prn
y gSYdofT. SD, ernnnute Ole @curt g. gR.
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hcn unO scr ndbfcu Srurt su bctidbtcu.
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gum Grc;pcf ibrer &cilintuu0, am 9rurrss
ta9 ccn 2Gifcu Wir; nm 10 lltr HrrmttaQs
am jNlufc pou QEilIiam @rnia III 9IIIcntouu,
wrfcltit Id, aac iutcrciIr!c pcricnen ciufn'
orn fGurcn.
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SetdBbares @t9entbum

Sur6 Nripat S0anbe( 81 oertaufen.
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oele9en ebenfalIs 0uf Der nnrcIdcn Seitc Der
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ordrscno Clflid an go. l., norcltdb an cine
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neu 1T.
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9cmad,t wcroen icIteu, las I0here crf6hrt
man tci Gem @igeuthumcr.
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8ccicrt Gd) bicicr GicIc9euhcit ieireu 6reuu'
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9lusci9c Su MAIDEN, ra6 or oas 3abafipurers
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haIb Gem llntcu SoctcI; no CT ictt gum &cr'
fdnf hat uub bcltdncig Su ba!tcn gcocntt ell
qutcs enforcement
Gi91rrcn ocn allen Sprtet 10 mic
Spaniitbc SOaIbipaniid,e, @enlcinc,
,c. Goututot olcr Gcrtcn, 9tauhs
Sabaf, Slbnupf &otaf lno iitcrs
tapt alIe Sprteu pom U6rberitcu
herurltcr ....#.. .....
mrld,cs or Scicuucu III an ichr hcraboclcetru
qrciBcu ;u rerfaufcu. - Dl CT immcr cine
2n;ahl 2rbciter bsid,iftiQt bnt, 70 if er prrs
bcrctrt ale SCfehIcn aufS pnufHid'lie 81 bss
ecncu . ..-.
Cns NutIjfum ii cbrerbictiqit eiuoelaccu
fcineu Stc6 III bcfchcn. ba or ilberieugt filhlt,
oaf sr ale urtlfcmmeu bcfrietigen fam
@r it raufbor fir bi5bcr aruC6suc Jiunel
idafi, mo bofft eurd, piuftIidle unb tiligc
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MAIDEN. .. wrE
9telfou QSetfer.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-25
sm Sserfdllfer bon Ranfnlauns gSaarell,


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Ew.YoRK THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER B. 1915.
LEAFLETS OF MEMORY An Illuminated sn-;al io-
MDCCCXLVu. Edited ~ hErNELL COATES. u.
D. 5cIfzgte.u-ls : 4 Butler s Co.

LEAFLETS OF MEMORY An Illuminated -.a1za. io-
MDCCCXLVu- Edited y hErNELL CoA-Es. N.
D. Philadelphia Z 4 Butler & Co
This Annual IS Of large octavo size with twelve
Ilustrs lions rich and striking. but not generally
finished or pleasing This IS bGt an individuals
taste. however. others vii doubtless delight In
rhsn. The E.rerarv contents are abundant and
able beinr IN part selected from the fugitive pro
ducriors little known II This couniry. Of eminent
foreign autho-s-T X Hsrvey. R. ". Miner, Miss
". A Browne. Mrs Shelley, MIS- Abby. Il. Der
nal tc. But there Il also much svod original maj
te--witness tue following
NEZ. BIZ THo>As BUCHANAN READ.
Doxx behind the hidden village. friuged around with
Tx. A1 bo7 5aT,t dreaming nall asleep and as
one who !oveth the quiet for the happy qu;es
Dozins nsu-zr.ns in is visions lay the heavea-easr
And within del where shadows through the brshtes;
Like The .;,rerv swimming so.ss1ner by breezes scatter
Fell shining sken OF than ran down the lake!e,
a, within the brain by beauty lucd pleasant though;
When the sinking sun OF August growing large the
sbo, his arrow. long and golden through the maple and
And the russell thrush fed singing from the alder the
While the catbrd in The hazel gave its melancholy
And the t,ls squirrel caaiered Peers round the hck
Aud s.sudden Ike meteor cleaned along the oriole -
There walked beside far lnez and ner gentle beauty
stole Through my soul,
Like the scene shwsrt my senses Ike TIE sunshine
And her fairy tee; that pressed tie eave5 pleasant
&c made SONS thick inaid 49,
and they dinpIed the sweet REDS Of moss with bo.
There o!d her old Eomsncss and with loves sweet
We played their shade
TIL lar Inc e. eye Ike evening held the dew beneath
There ,yove for ker lovebAlIads such az lover only
weavcs maiden srieyes
Til she sighed and -rieved only mild aud loving
And hide her she stopped t. CLEAN the v!oe:s
from tue leaves lsheaye-
As OF old sweet Ruth went leaning mid the Oriental
Down we walked beside the akslet gazing deep into
Thers told her all my passion With sudden blush
Turning halt away with look askant she only made re
ply -ky~
How dep within the water glow= the happy evening
Then asked her II she lo7ed ne, 4ud hands met
each IA reach
And the dainty signing ripples seemed listen up the
While thus .low!; with hazel wand she wrote along
the beach to speech
Love Ike the sky lies deepest the heart surrsd
Thus gained the lore CT IneS-thus Won her gentle
hand Strand .
And our paths now lie together as our footprints On the
We have vowed TO love each other in the golden morn
inr land writing from the sand
When our names from earth have vanished like N,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-03
EBENEZER FULLER.
SAMUEL MOWRl,
CHARLES COLT.
LIVINGSTON Ii SMITH
JEDEDlAH SPALDlNG,
ID. +. SYKES.

CART. Du>rAN-Rumors are in circulation that
Capt Dustsn when he his vessel certain 10 be
wrecked said he would survive her loss and that he
WIS seen 10 throw himself into the without effort
for life We have the authority OF Hiram Tarhox. Esq.
OF Lisbon for saving that this is all untounied and I'M
true Mr.. TarboN Capt Dustan let himself down
by the side OF the boat By OF rope, and IS of
opinion tha, he was killed instantly by being dashed
asains, the under part OF the boat severe wound on
his head indicates that his death was caused IN such away
Capt did whatever brave man aud able commander
could do his passengers and his boat and having
done this he then endcayored TO himself 6u, alas
ny