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Fined. Mary Kayley, charged with riotous
and disorderly conduct in the Bel-Air market
house, and for resisting the market master in
the discharge OF his duty, was yesterday fined
81 and costs by Justice Kennard. She was ar
rested by officer Ray.
Case for Court John Wesly, charged with
assaulting and beating James Sharp, was yes.
terday released on security to appear at court
by Justice Shut.
Disturbing the Peace. Thomas Jennings
charged with riotous and disorderly conduct,
and for disturbing the workmen at the Christ
church, was arrested yesterday and committed
to Jail in default of security to keep the peace
by Justice Wilson
Hot Again Yesterday was another hot day,
the thermometer in the shade getting up to SO
degrees There was a slight breeze blowing
from the west, or it would have been very op-
presslve.
Passed Through. Genl. Armstrong, our re-
sident Consul at Liverpool, England, passed
through Baltimore on Tuesday night, on his
way to Washington. He was the bearer Of
important dispatches from our Minister in Lon
don.
More Ea,igrants. The Bremen ship Caspar
with 1872 passengers, and the barque Franziska
with 1859 passengers, arrived here Yesterday,
direct from Bremen. Two other ships arrived
last evening with 43a more, making in all 779
in one day.
Dividend. The Fell's Point Savings lnsti-
tuition has declared halfyearly dividend Of
three per cent. for the last six months
A Hard Case Officer Warehem, with some
considerable difficulty, yesterday arrested a
woman named Marshall, charged with assault
ing and beating Patience Harvey, because she
had told her daughters "fortune" Justice
Showacre committed her to appear at court.
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ng- CHEAP PRINTING and PRINTING Of

Ng- CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING OF
every description, executed with great despatch, al
he Office OF the Clipper, 1874 BALTIMoRE-sr.-as
MAMMOTH Bu,Ts }Much larger than any other
'''''"'ioi II olLA' office can execute
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADING,
STAGE s. HATTERs' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, sc. sc.
Indeed it is needless to enumerate, as we are pos
sessed offactes with latest styles of type and new
and splendid machinery fordoing work. in eOerystye,
in a manner unsurpassed in this city.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-06

NAVAL. The PEBBLE, 20 guns, at Brooklyn,
is ready for sea, and her officers ordered. Her
destination is California.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-06

LARGE Mass OF NATIVE SILVER mass
Of pure silver has been sent from the Eagle
river works, Lake Superior, to Hon. David
Henshaw, of Boston. 1t weighs six pounds
and ten ounces-is of the bowlde character,
and was found at depth of as feet below the
surface of the river among several powders of
copper weighing from one to eight pounds.
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NNOR CAMP MEETINGS.. Persons gong
u to Camp Meetings can b supplied with IRA
YELLING BASKETS, OF all kinds, and many otht
usefi and convenient ariieeA very low for cdsn ny
calling at the Housekeeprs Emporium, NO ~ y.
Charles street, the Methodist Church. opposite
the Union Bank.
au6 G. e, WETAORE q w.
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MYsrERIous. Under this head, the New
Orleans Pcayune states that Capt. Alex. Sill
dell Mackenzie, Of the U. S. Navy, whose ar
rival at Havana was announced some days ago,
was at Brazos Santiago on the 10th ult "He
reached there from Havana. Immediately upon
going ashore, he obtained horse and went to
Matamoras to see Gen. Taylor. Upon his re-
turn to the Brazos Santiago, he went directly
to sea, He was only a few minutes at the Bra
EOS, and no one knew bis errand. 1t was ru-
mored, when he went to Havana, that he was
sent there to ascertain whether privateers were
being fitted out at that port. Other Specula-
tons were rife touching his mission. He went
from Portsmouth, Va, to Havana in the q. S
brig Truxton. No one at the Brazos knew tc
what poiHt he sailed. His presence there was
unexpected and unexplained"
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.ETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROO
For Ro'terdam-Sbip Roscoe, about Aug
For Marseilles Ship Taurve, soon
For Kingston, Jam.-Brig Phoenix, few days
For Rio de Janero-Bdg Napoleon, few days.
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MIR. DALLAS BURNT IN EFFIGY AT ALE
GHANv CITY. On Monday evening, says the
Pittsburg Chronicle, an efigy of George M.
Dallas was paraded through the streets of AL
leghany city, accompanied with music and a
banner, bearing the inscri ption-" George Nit;
fin Dallas, the base migrate. Alas Poor Penn.
syIpomia" The effigy was afterwards burnt on
Seminary Hill, amid the shouts of the multi
tude The affair was got up by the hands en-
ployed in the iron works of Messrs. Bssel &
Semple, Allegheny city. However much our
feelings may be moved with contempt for the
man thus held up 10 public contumely, we can.
not but protest against riotous proceedings
such as this, so long as honest Indignation ha:
other and more worthy mediums through
which to exhibit itself,
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The NAVAL Promotions. The
Norfolk Beacon says. that the Board of Naval
Post Captains which was convened at Wash
ngton by the Secretary of the Navy, recon-
mended for promotion to the grade of Captain,
Commanders Gauntt, Ogden and Conover.-
Commanders Henry, Ramsay and Downing
we're overslaughed. Lieuts. Glendy, Henry,
Pinkney and Upshur were recommended for
Commanders, Lieut.. John H. Little being over
slaughed. Lieut.. Blake was also recommend
ed for the next vacancy. Passed Midshipmen
Pearce, Robertson, Brown, lizard, Worden and
BIanton, have, we learn, also been nominated
for the rank Of Lieutenant.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-06

THE NORFOLK EXCURSION. The steamer Jewess
will leave Spear 3 wharf precisely at O'Clock, this
morning, on the most splendid excursion of the sea
son. After visiting Norfolk, Old Point, &C., she will
return to the city on Sunday.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-06

@7- SOUTHERN TRAVEL. Travellers for the
South,-say to Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg, and
Charleston, 8. Gas also to Lynchburg, and White
Sulphur Springs, will find the Bay Route the mos
pleasant comfortable, safest and cheapest to any 9th
er Route. Sec advertisement. je26-d
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TRENTON, N. j., Oct. 9, l945.

Mr. SETH w. FowLE, BostOH
Dear Sir-Permt me 10 address myself through
you, to all who are suffering with any pulmonary
complaint, and advise aud recommend all such TO
use at once Dr. Wistar's great Temedj. medicine
which sincerely believe will cure, it a cure be pos
sible; and not waste their time and money on The
many trashy and worthless nOstrnHS of the day. One
year ago last fall, took sudden cold, which settled
at once upon my lungs. was soon Obliged TO take
my room. severe cough followed and soon lost
my appetite, and consequently my strength. [ be-
came very much reduced, suffered severe pain in the
side, breast, shoulders, sc. Ne ] coughed much at
night and raised large quantities of matte,, some
times accompanied with blood. ! continued to grow
worse, and was Obliged to consult physician, who
visited and prescribed for me several times but af-
forded me little relief l became discouraged and
alarmed at my situation-my family and neghhors
supposed could moi live long, Fortunately found
one of DR.. Wistar's pamphlets, and like drowning
man, "catehing at slraws," took courage and sent
Immediately for bottle of
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
My disease SO deeply rooted, however, that was
obliged TO get second and third bottle before be-
gan to improve pereeptibly kept on until | had Ia.
ken two more bottles; continuing to improve, soon
reganed by appetite and strength. | continued to
grow better until the summer, when was able to do
days work OH my farm every day, and have conlin-
ued so TO do My health has not been better for four
years than AT this time. To your invaluable medi.
cine, now universally popular, feel indebted,
through Providence, for tbs preservation of my life.
WILLIAM BEATTY.
am personally acquainted with Mr.. Beatty, and
believe his statement 10 be true, and entitled the
'0A'oS' &c the pubic JOSEPH Ssfasa 81 STEWARD.
STABLER & CANDY, 100 w. Pfatt-st.
Also, by Geo. w. Jones, Baltimore and High sts !;
Seth S. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
x Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover sts j. F.
Perkins s. Brother, cor. Green and Franklin streets;
Joseph B Stansbury, 81 Thamcs-st Elisha II. Per
kns, corner Market and Green-sts.; George II. Keer,
No. 1923 Baltimore street; N. N. Robinson, SO North
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Tlckets S2t, -Halves ST. 25 quarters 90 cts.
Qg-Packages of % quarters cost on certificate only
97.37. Draws on FRIDAY, the Srall Fry Lottery
capital prize $4,000, Whole tickets SI-shares in
proportion Risk on package Of 26 qts. $3.75.
For lucky tickets by the package OF single tickets,
apply to the prize vendors, MILLER & co.
Corner Of Baltimore and st. Paul streets.
Drawn Nos. of the Md Lottery, class 80, drawn
Aug. 5, lowest prize SIS.
81 3s 36 u Sc q 3 % 70 DC II 30
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Let The Police attend 10 ii. correspondent
who signs himself "Pine street," SAYS we will
confer great favor on the inhabitants of the
'West End" by publishing in the Clipper the
following facts: There is Il party Of half grown
boys-and, truly, they may be called full gro,cn
rOlrdieS and blackguardS- infest the streets
adjacent to Pine and Mulberry, and by their
noise and imprecations; by the carrying of clubs
and weapons; by the throwing of deadly mis-
siles, not only annoy, but greatly endanger the
lives of those passing by, and those living in the
vicinity. We call upon the "city authorities"
for their interference in this matter. Where
are the oflicers-those appointed and paid by the
city to quell such disturbances and arrest the
offenders' They are not to be found in our
neighborhood. We make this appeal, trusting
it will not be in vain. Should this thing not
be rectifed by the responsible authorities, we
shall feel ourselves justified, and are sure the
good sense Of the community will Justify us, in
inficting summary punishment on those vile
offenders, who not only insult the best and
finer feelings Of the Vlrtuous female, but ac-
tually endanger their lives should they for
moment step from their doors. Let those night
ly, embryo bacchanalans belUare GA word to
the wise is sufficient
"A ,Nsw Liquor. An old "toper' went into
tavern in Old Town the other day, and asked
for glass of"Ad Valo-rum." The bar keeper
said he never heard of such liquor before, and
that he could not get it there. The "toper"
thought it very strange, he had drank "New
England Rum" Jamaica Rum ''and all other
kinds of rum, but he had never had a sip of
cad Valo-Tum," which was talked so much
about, and he wished to try it's quality. He
finally "sloped, - not very we'll pleased at being
disappointed,
Stealing marketing. A negro man, named
Caleb Thompson, was arrested yesterday after
noon by officer Ray, on the charge of stealing
market basket and its contents, from Mr..
Richard Hopkins. Justice Kennard commit
ted him to Jail for trial. MIR. Hopkins employ
ed him to carry the basket from the Centre
market TO his residence, instead of which, he
took it to "Louse alley" cooked and ate the
contents, and sold the basket
Charges Of Theft. Patrick McDivitt, charged
with stealing three handke:chiefs and one era
vat, the property of Miss Ann Guyton, was ar
rested yesterday by officer Chisholm. Justice
Showacre committed him to Jail to appear at
court,--Sarah Hughes, colored, for stealing
a gold ring, the property of Miss Lednum, was
arrested by officer Pamphilion, and committed
, to Jail for further examination by Justice
); Kennard.
4 A Question. A correspondent wishes to
know if the passage Of the new tariff law, has
been the cause of the increase in the price of
!, whorteberries. In the Lexington market yes
terday morning, they sold as high as fourteen
cents per quart-the week previous, at five
cents! The same gentleman wishes to know
if walnuts will "riz" alsoI Who can enlight-
en- his benighted mind!
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WNTANTED IMME DIATELY--A male
w Cook, white or black, that can come well re-
commended, one that has been 10 sea, or in the Re-
venue service will be preferred Liberal wages given
LEWIS +. SCOTTIS,
au6 10 Exchange Place.
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NJ EW STYLE GLNGRAm LA WIS,
lN case beaut full Pink, Blue aud Purple eiNS-
j. EDWARD BIRD,
iy93 Inn No, q O BaltimoIest
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SEVEN THOUSAND OOLLAK for III,

@SEVEN THOUSAND DOLLAR for the
~ small outlay o 62t cents For this beautiful
prize in TO-DAY'S LOTTERY, call at the fortunate
prize office of MILLER co. and purchase Tic k
et corner of Baltimore and St Paul Streets where
some of The most nch and splendid rizes ever drawn
have been sold. Draws TODAY, August 9Th, Md
Lottery, class No a. &c Nos. II drawn ballots
making IL prizes in each package of % tickets.
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g FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA. A fire occurred in
Philadelphia yesterday, which consumed FIVE
dwellings, in Tenth street, below South, before
the fremen could subdue the flames.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-06

EXCURSION TO ANNAPOLIS AND ROUND BAY. The
fine steamer Patuxent, will leave the lower end o.
Bugan's wharf, this afternoon, at y O'Clock, on an
excursion 10 Annapolis and Round Bay. The associa-
ton OF cold Defenders" have accepted an invitation,
and will accompany the excursion, Good Military
and Cotllion Music will be on board Supper will
also be provided on board at % cents aeh. The boat
will stop at the County Wharf, Pell's Point, going
and returning.
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ANOTHER CHEAP EXCURSION

FOR CHILDREN.
A&Ae@ q. The cOIRmndiOuS steamer POCA-
lAhRs,.khE4hs6 HONTAS will leave Light st. wharf
Sts1.Ss on SATURDAY EVENING NEXT,
sAsfsHossAAa3aE1 august 9Th, AT O'cocR, aud pro-
coed down the Bay On an excursion, more especially
for children and return by sundown
klCElS COtilliOn Music will be on board,
CONFECTIONARY and ICE CREAMS.
N. b. The Bar will be- closed
90 IT'S KETS rs cents, child en- half price-to he
mad only, at the office, No. 5 Light-st. wharf The
boat will stop at the County wharf F, r.; going and
returning. fri au6 3s
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EXTRAORDINARY PASSAGE. The ship Har-
vest, Capt. Fuller, of Baltimore, arrived at BIe-
men on the 18th ult. in twentyfou days pas
sage from the Capes ofVirginia.
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EXCURSION or THE MECHANICAL VOLUNTEERS -
The Mechanical Volunteers Capt, Watkins, have
chartered the steamer Thomas Jefferson for an ex-
cursion to Chesapeake City tomorrow. The boat
will leave Light street Wharf at u O'Clock in the
morning, and will stop at the Point Wharf going and
returning, The fae Band of tn National Blues will
be on board There will be Oratorica exercises of
highly interesting character on board-such rs the
reading of the Declaration of Independence by Jo.
shua Vansant, Esq, followed by an Grafton by Fran.
els Gallagher, Esq. Upon the arrival of the boat at
the city, an Address will be delivered by VIM. Pink
ney White, Esq, on the superiority of Citizen Sol
dcrs." During the return of the boat addresses will
be delivered on patriotic suhjects-by w. Mayors,
ESQ, gentleman from Dickinson College and others.
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MARINELIST-PORT or BALTlMDit
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST S, 1876.
PkoMrHE EXCHANGE aEADING-RoOM BOOKS
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EXTRAS. The New York Herald and Sun
will accept our thanks for their extras.
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schr Gen. Worth, Atwell, Brazos Santiago,
3IowA.
schr Michigan, Terry, N York, l Mankin.
SchF Nero. EmmpTSun. phiIadplnbia I w Rroy
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n7-T THE FRANKLIN HOUSE,
No. 105 CHEsNuF STREET,
between Third and Fourth,

IUHdUVIVlIds
DIX. MINOR, of New York, Proprietor
JAS. NJ. SANDERs0N, Of Phlad. ass,,s
ives I'm GEO. p, BURNHAM, OF Boston, hse '''
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TOMATOES. This wholesome esculent is now
offered for sale in our market, says the Phila-
delphia Chronicle, at the rate of fifteen cents
per bushel basket, and excellent ones too
Some three weeks since, the price of half
L,,shol basket was from 80 30 tn ID go
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CAUTION TO RAILROAD TRAVELLERS. 1t is
stated that all the persons killed or wounded
nv the late accident on the Erie Railroad, were
anding on the platform of the cars.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-29
Termg 81 AdverlisImR,

ABvFRTBEMENTs will be inserted at the rats
Of One Dollar, per square for the first insertion
and Fifty Cents for each week thereafter ten
lines OF less, cHnstitutInga square. The number
OtinseTtishs required, must be marked on the
mutgin o. the manuscript, or they will be inser
ted ~ forbid, and charged aoepsdiNely, s---
Announcing candidates for Office will be Five
Dollars Tor county Offices, aud Ten Dollars ioI
State Offices ia advance.
Advertisements Of PERSONAL alteration will
invariably be chatged the foregoing rates,
anu payment required ia advance
Political, Cotton Circulars. or any articles Of
Individual interest, will be charged as advertise
ments, and must be paid for in advance.
Yearly Advertisements.
Not exceeding ten lines renewable at
pleasure, per annum, $50 90
Not exceeding thirty lines, 30 90
Not exceeding sixty lines, go 90
The privilege Of annual advertisers is limited
TO their own immediate business; and all adver-
tiSements for the benefit Of Other persons, sent in
BY them, must be paid for BY the square.
Standing Advertisements.
For ten lines or less, three months, e6 o.
II" g s. six months, 10 90
s s. twelve months, 90 90
Each additional square, three months, S COL
F." s. six months, 8 90
4" g. twelve months, Is 90
or All Job work must be paid for on deliv-
cry.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-29

HGnnegGn in his reply 10 Bsnlon cos,
graduated Calhoun 10 having succeeded il
making q convert Of The Missouri Senalor,
and having Col. Benton now 60 his Subsl.
tern. This was . most hOrridIhFust. whs1
we recoIlecI the towering ambilion of Old
Bullion and bis haired Of Calhoun. l( Hun4,
negan had said any thing else, il would
have been suferable. Benton. no doubt
YVES ready TO exelaim, like Macbeth 70
BaDquO's ghost
= Take any shape but that and ny frm usfTSs
Shall never trembe."
[LOV. DEnOCRA4.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-29

Il is thought BY some that owing to ths
TIE course which many OfIhS United States
ssnalOrD have pursued, 10 failing y carry
sut the will Of TIE people relative % The
Oregon question: aeiioa upon 4 viii Be
postponed Until after DIR shall sguia speak
10 1913. We trust that such will no, BE-
Ihs case, Cor the people havo decided uns-
quivOcaIly uPOa The qpsuhOa-und are
esarisd, disguised with 10 continued agiia'
ton. Bot raihsr lhan uubmit q e con-
promise sf our usfisual Aonol, = sacafcs
Of oar righir, VS Uould ersldy prefer ihai
DE question should sglia 90 bsforo hem.
With a. uasnimiiy scarcely aVsF before
nanif,slsi, hey viii Fully % As suRPat e
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-29

"a
THE GREAT AMERICAN POHT, WIN. G..
BRYANr. From "a exchange paper wo
extract The ipIloVing interesting sketch Of
the great Aus risan poet William C. BryA
snt Thsrs ID % name dsaEsr to the Low.
srS Of sOOgJ than hiS--And 20 one who ha1
g swept tAe lyrs,n 10 more deserving Cflho
praise and admiration Of bic counlrymsn.
To him in truth may be apty applied the
following stanzas which were offered 90
tribute TO the geniuS Of another.
1t Ssemeth that the winds Of even,
To thy msgie harp hath given
Echoes Ofthy heart in heaven.
Thou hast the power t. sOotb, to kII
The mind with imagery, and thrill
The human heart.atTings at thy will"
at appears that the great poet, now fif-
ly-tWO year of age, Is IA height 5 feet s
inches. His frame Is rather robust
features large, but thin-his cOuntenanco
salIow, nearly bloodlesS. His eyes are
piercing gray, deep set, with large Proiec-
ting eye .brows. His mouth is wide and
the expression flho smile, hard,
cOId-evsn sardOnic. His fOrehesd il
broad, with prominent organs Of ideahty.--
10 beariOghe is quite distinguished flll Of
The aristocray Of intsllsct. He dresses plain
10 The extreme Of simplicity. His pc.
culiarly melancholy look has csused him
10 be accused Of barshnssS, cOldnsSs q
heart, which is not, however, the case Tor
HE soul iS charity itself. In manners he
10 reserved. He is now engaged constants
y in editing newspaper leaving literature
% presper without be cid. Mr.. Bryant
las wife and two daughters; one Of the
after 10 married to Parks GOGWin. Mr.. ID
ives bis literary shading, in a degree, 10
IaTly Paranlal teachings. His father was
aniliar with the BEST English literature,
ind Perceiving his sOn's genius, amended
carefully to his instruction, taught him he
lrt Of composition and guided bic literary
aSle."
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-29
ALETHE's DOOM.
By THE LATE MRS. JAMES GRAY.

By THE LATE MRS. JAMES GRAY.
Yes, yes-her beauty will decay,
Her dark rich hair be turned to grey,
The roundness Of her cheek be gone,
The smOothness from her brow be flown
The lustre other gentle eye
Be dimmed, or sparkle ftnlIy;
Her ruby lips be blanched and pale,
Her foil form phantom-like and frail.
Her hands be weak, and worn, and thin,
Showing the feVeTish pulse within.
Her Parched lips be breathed apart,
By the thick beating Of her heart.
And she win fade, and she win be
Victim Of fond fidelity,
Till Der sweet spirit shall awake,
And from is weary prison break.
And Ger The Lady's mortal thrall,
That glorious spirit triumph shall;
Through faith to man her life is done,
Through faith to God her Life immortal
won.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-29

give up oil We cen with honor. Bot Amer
lean PFeiensicns Del ID aIwaySsO regularly
and impudsntIy adJsncod a. our claims 70.
ceded, that our siAtsSmen begin 70 think,
with much reason, hal aIl lie Americans
eook-(ve alluds OfcouFso, 70 the mad and
Dominant ParLion d lheml- -ig WaE,