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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-17
NOTICE.

RANGERs SALE.- EiIlte sd tbs day.
October l7fh, Two fine h5tses, strayed and
posted according TO law by Gen D-yono9rt
Sale 70 take place at the Court house All
II o'clock--Terns cash.
AIso on Tuesday tie 9Th, in.la1: al
Jane 9. Dlwson's about 4 niles gTon
Baton Ro1ge, two cows t4kaa up ana ros.
ed according to law BY said Dawson,
Sale at 10 o'clock.
J. r. DUFROCQ. Parish Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-17

SLIGHT CfRcgasrA>cea.--8ir Walter
Scott, walking oae day along the baak8 oI
the tarrow, where AI3ggg Park was born,
Jaw the traveller thro"sag stones into i4e
water, and a0Sioa8Iy watching the bus .
blc8 that ~etrsnejsd. ~ was th.aziuat
answered Park, "hys often { Ind lh47 ief.
e3 te 5a8n4 .ae rig.r# ia hsai-4. w aato4.
Iat.ug haw long = .ins ~ellFaes asora Tie
baabie5 rose to tae suffice. d Wa4a
eight aje@1n3taaca. but fUa tragefsr'z saf
y Geqaoat5y depaaiad upon ii. n ~
Watcl . malasprlug fJYas a sanIl portion
ofthe works, bat it inpals and governs inc
whole. So 1t is in the machinery Of bu-
mas ifa--a slight Circumstance Is permit.
ted by the Divine R1'ar to deraaeo OF tn
alter i 2 giant Ealis by a pebble n gil
ut the door 81 an inn changes the fortune of
ain empire. 1.-THE nose Of Cleopatra had
been shorter, said Pascal in his epizran.
matte and Brilliant manner, tho condition OF
the world would have becn different. The
hohommedans have a tradition that when
their prophet concealed himself in Mount
Shur, his pursacrs were deceived by n spi-
der's web, which covered the mouth ofthc
cave. Luther might have been a lawyer
had his friend and companion escaped the
thunder storm at Erlurt Scotland had
wanted her stern reformer, If The appeal Of
the preacher had not startled him in the
of5t. A. castle; and If Mr GrenvilIe
had not carried, in 174G, his memorable
resolution Of charging "~certain stamp du.
ties on the plantations in America, the
western world might still have bowed to
the British sceptre. Cowley might new
err have been a poet, it he had not found
the Eaery Queen in bis mothers parlor;
Opie might have persisted in mute obscu-
rity, il he had not looked over the should
Of his young companion, Mark Oates,
while he was drawing a butterfly !; Ciotto.
one Of the early Florentine painters, might
have continued a rude shepherd-boy if
sheep drawn By him upon a stone had not
attracted the notice Of Cimabue as he went
that way.-Asiattc Journal, 1915.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-17

Extraordinary Egapc~5cvo fal roman.
k9bte cases If presergatioa of iif3 d4ffng
t5e late rtte, ave ~brDmcta4. Among nh.
era q vss ner0 Iaa a a#aa34
g46ca9 iza4 % % Hs a4. l.. aaI
81 90 board ge5#lt4 ESQ 5la gesa1 .aH \,
esse ra,asyattot waz aagat fssaa. kobe:
8Ha1 the wrec"arg boarded ahg s09oa,
fheq found drift ne bottom upward. They
gase about 10 tbaud1u Il WHOM their attan-
ron w43 directed 10 d noise inside this
onl5 ! THY Immediately c0t away The
blinking, ana, 70 their aJlonishmeat and
JOY, found ) young woman alive, i 10 pro.
we'd 70 be Miss Lauson, d niece If the late
captain Of tbs soop. She wa taken ashore
and kindly progltei for. She says shs .tgoI
up 10 her neck il water from the time he
vessel eausized, and lived for two Or three
dlys Oh ths small q.aatffy ofair III the hold
between the water line aud fhe hull. When
tho vessel grounded a 10y Tide, she was
able 10 sit down AMI had a larger supply
Of fresh air, although the water was no to
her waist. VINO can describe the agJniz
ing fears winch prryed upon her 10 that
dreadful prison, her cries for help the awful
apprehension that she must soon fill ex.
hansted into the watery .rage which sur
round her, her joy when rescued, amber
sorrow AZ learning the fate of her beloved
uncle! Truth is indeed stranger thea &c.
ion. s
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-17

ALMOND FOUND cAKE.-afaka a cake
as for cocoanuGc cake ; take the skins from
half pound Of almonds pound them
small but not 70 a paste, and use them in
the place ~ofcocoanut.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-17
ID VI b IIlER .

Me ara aaR prepared 70 execute FL kift
II work ia oaF llne, via pamphlets, iaslitas.
gt,sHliss, %arfiapi and other blaHhs, as fheaF
ID tasy epn 81 duna tatt We bdhe by
Industry aBi stiapliGbto b6atuTaH tn merit
portion If the Public patronage,
nrtRnC0 Il C0N VERSE,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-17


CHHHfAr.@W We batH spoken several
timas on the subject If enclosing the Pro,
t]asiaht graveyard iii this town, Hui though
nothing tas yet brrn done f3warts L. tis
naL ~ Mant u a REonsf snitit BEING hfous.
cd We never attend The remains " a
lIow.eiliSans 10 that common deposit q
mortality tut oe hear 4 universal desire
expressed bt Tho people present that s9m7.
thitE should he dane IN sce1ra tha t1ruhs
oioyf friends ani relations from deserra.
tEnB The DoIt difficulty, them 10 the ne
egmplishnent 9ftbe object IN question, IL
to fad Honna person 81 responsibility whg
w8lll uliatta'te ths task ofabttjHiog eabs.
efIptioas, III anf opinion tho various
churches might tato Size lsaj, II + d 7l5.
itet worthy tfthe attention oftyery ettfs.
tan a8d pb la4tagnptst, and when properly
gafrted out WoaId speak moro Fef TIE p1areh
b civilization III ON midst than cry h,tag
else can do, We hope II tbg appeal 10 Our
pastors and The malls portion otthair d9eh
ID d 40 avail, that tba ladies', ever raldy
tor works Of br1avolanea aud Christian
charity, witt take tho ieai-a1d Ifoaee they
begin IN earnest, their efforts viii BE-
crowned with sGreasa, Lot the cost be
first ascertainct and Che funds we have no
can b raised.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-17
Mea.ns. EntraaI.


WHesus, Eutroat.
rlraae announce NTf, AtHHH In at6z
"a Candidate fbf Constable tn Ward Ne,
election % take place fret daf # hofetn
Der nest
You ara authorized u announce Ga.
ruaNpfa NHFubtrt Va candidate Tor CON.
stable In Ward Ao detection 70 iahe
place fret III Hotrm5et.
vpn ave authorized n announce Fhombe
gillz he candidate or The ullise " constable,
10 Wati mo, /
you srp authorized ~ announce Ch1rtas
fin Raw Aa rptBaiala Tor the oitita If enlHtl.
bic, 81 \ afd 80 =
y,n ara authorized i, annaU0ra ! rn'ns8.
a. tehdilttp tUr Che Ulf,ae ot yoHstshls' IL
Ward Hn u
fat are authorized to announce iuaFrn
Pho, as a candidate faf tie office # con.
sable. IL Herl No, .,
Yga ara authorized to anaoaaef Atftrp
GArna ia 4 candidate f5r tie office Of ee.
lsetaiah, d CID taa vacancy accustomed ny
tHe dyath u Anthony H5agat- election to
teta r'pep oa Saturday the tho 18th Inst.
vaa ape suthsFiBed 10 announce Tan
iHb BAnhBu, nd a candidate fef the oifee
III sfleettnsn, f. I'LL tltt vacancy occasion
ty lie daalh n / 5i'leoY Hln8tt-elaeltan
t. ta.q place Oh Saturday thu 18th Inst,
ri.ase Announce q w Christine A. can
dtliia faf s-laatn1A election Ibis dAf,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-17
HEADQUARTERS, It'll BEGI, = M
Beioa tlousa, tlth o. 1910.
OR3aF E3 d.

~ A&AA HA9NA5tNS : 49, thtEt# t1
eoiyal hy tho last mail publish a report.
that adarthe atnistirc haa been agreed 70.
on tho a9l, mud while the Americans
voea resting after battle, that they Ind
been sallaalf ataebej hY Mexican rein
lanaemeata aaa had suffered very severely,
although ,hey bad maintained their posi-.
ton This report nerds confirmation,
though Il "A generally believed. If IT'D"
tgac ss,h psr6jy requires summary aud
sallaa ]relrl5s,oa. No svopAthy ought
II ba exercised towards aaeh tresehcrous
taes,
ueAlra III Npyy 0aLskN> Tho fl,
lowing artala t.asn the Brr ofWoloca1ay
Ma have NO d,u't T. correct
rue rByaR wv learn That from tho
9lt August IL tae l4th October tAero
were ID deaths foa Yellow Fever il tao
Charity Hospital Fourteen have been
discharged cured, There are now 80 "a.
sas of The disease under treatment
The entire number Of patients now n
The hospital L a47s Loaate 8sylon SO
tolal 81.
Few casga ofthe fever have yet appear
ii private practice.
Tlr BArNnw-Wp are clad "a learn tbat
this bynrtge packet, commanded BY its fer.
mer aerommai 1hnr eapIsio = \. set.eeh
will nest week resume her trips from New
Orleans 10 bayou Sara, Tho baat has un-
dergoao thorough repairs and i as sateas
new, ha> jng ans 81 TIE best hulls ever laaa.
ehed On the Mississippi River, and its accen.
molatiens 10 far as the comfort Of passengers
is concerned, are greatly increased, The
Raiabaa will commence her trips on next
Tuesday, aud will De in B,ton Rouge on her
first trip On Tuesday night,
The Sixth Judicial Court, Judge J. J.,
Rurk, presiding commenced is session On
Monday last. There is q great amount Of
business to 60 through, this session. The
Parish Court being abrogatea BY ihe new
Constitution, Il throws a great deal 81 The
business that used to be transacted before
that tribunal ii lhe district Court. We be.
lioge, however. that tae business ofthe ses.
will Be caffia on with energy.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-17

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vorls Lestar Eeu F1rf, BURGESS, 3tfinsst
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very citizen q become acquainted With
ifs blstafy, ard we have inst With No ae.
count giving a more s]neeiaat ard complete
history of The most prominent events cons
nected herewith, than Tie work noy BE-.
fore be, The price Il only 90 gants.
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-17

NBv WoHHs@We bave 10 aabugw-
eyed ON indebtedness To j u Steel 4 So,
atalianar's WAREHOUSE. III Catap street,
t5t repeated fayors. We would advise ottr
readihg friends fien tiiaY 10 e ths city g
pay ! visit b ths above varehouse. They
viii 1ndthefe i creator varialy 81 boafs
mud stationery tlan perhaps eah % found
ii any othsr establishment III fh- city.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-17

WeeBus. EptroHt.
rlraae announce BTf AtHHH Ia st61
As Candidate lbf Constable IN Ward Ne,
p]itsiiao 70 take place fret dsf If hofens
hpF Hsft,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-17

Won are authorised M announce Thon8e
gtls he candidate tuf ihe ulite 81 constable,
T., NaEi Ma. l.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-03


OF the Richmond Male Orphan Society. prepared by the
Committee, and TO be submitted the meeting this
evening.
Article LIST A.y person contributing the OF five dol
lars annually, shall be consdeeI member OF society.
The p,ymoni Of $50 more, tms shall constitute
lIie.membership
Aftce 2nd. Its main object shall be the maintenance
and instruction Of destitute white male Ophln Children
but such destitute chdr, other than orpnans may be
provided for at the discretion OF the Board OF Managers
Article Bird. Its officers shsl be President four Wee
Presidents. Secretary, Treasurer, sud Directors all
OF whom shall constitute a Board OF Managers.
Article 4h. The Board shall least once month";
and whenever called together by he President or any three
Directors. Seven snail constitute a quorum.
Article 9Th. Ii shall bn their duty provide Asylum
10 appoint and remove pleasure all agents and assistants
tn fix he amount e their compensation aud To- enac, by
laws not iucUnsi tent with this Con, tuition.
They shall so have power appropriate the funds nd
generally mannRe the affairs OF tie Society," and o. q
al vacanci occurring IN their body during the year
for which they have b, en- ecied
Article 9th. Thee shall be stated annual meeting Of
the Society the third Monday April, when reports
shall be pre- ented ~ the Board and the Treasurer and Of
hcers be elected Tor the ersJl'g year.
Article 7th ia the election Of the Board OF Managers
than three Of m members sha be i5ou any
one religious denomination.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-03
ELECTION or CRY AuTHoRrrrrs

The free holder. eeef'd the let inst n che several
w,td' Of tle Cry, asemb-d yesterday Of the CIV lIa
% pursuance Of to Charter. and proceeded the Election
Of Mayo, Recorder md Aldermen
WILLIAM LAMBERT, Esqr., was unanimously r,
elected Mayor
samuel T. Pu.ltam elected Recorder. and John L
Tee senior Alderman
Simon Gu Ifu, Ltlsbsry Caungton, Thomas Cowles
tnd Richard " Crump elected Aldermen tor JeG,r
On Ward.
James Evans. George Fisicr John w. shs ppsrd Jr
nni W. ON Allison. Aldermen f,t Madison Ward
AM Gr1. T.. Cr0m3 end Joe. c. wingds.d, Aldermen
Cor Ho1fos Wrd
The rcmanirg Geen constitute The Council oi the City
wa Rch1rl %. liistns. John Dove Bacon Tat. Jos VI
Csuingiou, James krourd. GIrt1vus 4 Myers L. W
Chambcruync r. W. llxsI. Jsmo. C.. Crane John s
Csssi-. los May. fame, ". wickhim, W. Goddin, Jas
D. Heath ani B,fta l1mew Sioto
Gs.rAsU' a NSEHs. E,I.. Wa re- elected President o
ths Council and WIN T. sheppard, Clerk Of the Csunei
and Chamberlain o. Tho Cy.
On motion Il Nr. wicuax, the following Resolution
wa, sdoptcd BY te Cou.eis
Rsssissd, Tha; Committee be spp1intoI &, eramin,
aud report spIn o 4 e vote for anl against Lght
the Elscuons Wh-h Just place And w cas-,
the Vue sh Iua 10 found n favour u Light fepI wha
fneasurss shoud be- adopud Tor carrying int1 effect Tho
WISHES ~ I've cntons Ghs saij Conmdoe q report "a
ssfiy ~ eau Be cOuvei lnty dine.
And Comm nc wac apponled Of Ne IRE. Wiekhsm,
Ceskis, aud rHl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-03
lCoNNrNoArrn.
THEATRE.

AususrL-This brli,nt DanseuSc drew crowded house
to witness the ballet ahac, and all were p'es'ed but
LA Gcllc" would have ELECTED APPRECIATION. IL
cannot be denied that Madame Augusta. asa P'nommis
is vss'ly different person from Augusta in the dance.
Eqused 10y few and scarcely surpassed in the b. autts and
power of the Dance, she win laures in the psnn
mimic art with such predecessor and public tutor ~ &C.
cste-he child Of the dreamy and xpressive art
We would commend THE fauless Dan.euse, return 10
hsr legitimate sphere. and bid her know that 1t Is
gift supsuor excellence in departments OF
the drama Her "Bondsya" benuti'u and its rcpe'i-
on under reiterated and laundering applause this being
her only substantial dance IN the ballet, told how deep and
large Grasp she has already made her newly formed
friends. We would commend TO her, as admirers, LA
t;scIle or some other entertainment in which the
comvshcd srsts would the labos and drilling
Of the srnve dramatic +.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-03
p. vArsHAS. Secretnry.

At meeting OF the Officers # twenty first Regiment,
held G,ouce.te Court House, tie . % Of Ml5cn
les6. Msor SAN'L d. FULLER IN the Chair, Capt.
Alexander TaaierO, few touching ana appropriate
marks the death Of our ate Colonel, Robert c.
Curtis
On motion, the following officers appointed a
miitee draft resolutions ratye OF his worth
Captains 4. Taaf. rro, VIM b. Tsiacrro, Proctor aud
LIeutenan, Nelson.
The following preamble and resolutions submitted
and unanimously adopted
The Officers Of the 2lt Regiment have heard with the
profound y, Of the death Of Col ROB {. Cur
IL, for many years distinguished Officer Of this gimen
and desire express and record suit be -, their
high appreciation Of his talents Officer ana eminent
virtues a. man:
Resolved therefore, That under this effective dpensa
Regiment has lost It's bT ghest ornament aud 81
efficient Officer and the county Of ts best pures
citizens: Officer he displayed remarkable crhrncss
intellect and accuracy OF knowledge; citizen ne
generous. msgnanim"us and dsnterestsd. In his noble
character Blended all the manly virtues. We'll may
deplore hi- loss associate, and the whole
nifty friend.
Resolved. Tho, these proceedings be entered upon the
minutes Of the Court Mara that further testimony
Of our sorrow for the loss aud esteem Tor the character
our deceased friend and Colonel, viii the usual
badge of mourning for 80 days.
Resolved, Tina, most merely sympsthizs with ms
bsreivsd widow and family aud tender them
and most heartfelt cJnGc.euce.
Resolved That these procee jlgs be signed by the Chair
man. and copies be furnished the papers Of Richmond and
Norfolk for publication
On motion, tie meeting then adjourned
sAM'L D FULLER, Chm.
r l.. TAYfoL. Stc'y.
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leSNNulSeArxD.
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.

On the morning Of the 2S'h. Mr.. T,Lros b. woopscS
and three NEGRO men, in attempting to James River,
at the mouth If Roektsh. IN sm,ll ba,teau. were all
drowned Several persons witnessed the awful event. but
could them. Search Immediately made for
the bodies OF the deceased but could be found
that Of Mr.. woodson which discovered after having
been under about hour, distance below
where he last Every eSrJtion made to
store life. but without effect His spirit had fled to the God
who gave it, Mr.. w. OF the hishes, sense OF
honor aud beloved by all who knew him. lie has left an
aeconatc wife and child together with many friends and
relations to mourn his untmely end w.
Times and Enquirer will please copy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-03

the Court House on the 2blh March respond the
cal by portion OF People Of rrince Edward, OF
Convention FarmvIile, the 9TH Nav next, 10 take
into consideration the extension OF the Clover Hill Rail
Road. &C.
DAVID MABEN called 10 the Chair, aud JANEs
P. VAUGElN appointed Secretary.
The object being explained, It was unanimously ResoN
ed That l- mee;ing approve the proposed Convention,
and earnestly similar acol tito part OF 9th
er Counties interested III the subject.
Resolved, That the Lhs appoint thirteen Delegates to
repres OF this County IN said Convention
Whereupon nominated the following TO compose
SAID delegation Lewis r. Harvie, Egbert q. lie gh,
Wm L. Booker. Junius F. Leigh, Jno & Jefferson, Tho.
Wiley Ths r Giles Peter Burton Dr. Phil T Souiha.l
ami Benz. VI. Jones.
On notion Res lived, That the C5liman and Secre
iafy added that these proceedings be punished the
Richmond and Petersburg newspapers iCr publication.
DAVID MABEN, Chairman.
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Union WHTGSt

The friends Of common cause in these parts after
the deIiberauon have determined that JOIN
a. LANCASTER - the harmDnize party, for these
reasons tie s known oil to be good Wing aad true
he 10 les Objectionable than many would be the opp 81
ton for they know his would only be Tor gopd
Oi the whole; internal improvement man, his opp
tuniues olJrJ him advantages which would outweigh the
combined experience OF the whole who have been lied
out; while his long expcf al. tho duties which
make up the o. know edge hin, tor the chair Of
representation mark him ~ the man want.
THIS Is tue time tor dep, profound knowledge. b7ck-d
by eIper ence such viii add weight council o. aud
do honour to the all thecfue must Of once
the propuey OF unuur on yro 10 whom all these and
MN. NOR good qul.Iurs meet BETHLEHEM
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-03
To The Editor, Of the whIr


Ccnilemen-You arc requested announce that 4. w.
RoBIxs ESQ of Gloucester. will be voted Senator
for the Senatorial District composed OF the counties OF Ma
thew. NidilesrS &c. This announcement is msde
rly without the knowledge OF Mr. Robins; but the Wings
Of the District think otherwise than that he will,
good and Wing, the lists with hearty good
will snd do baule IN cause which is dear every
American heat The short for Mr. Robins 10
vass the District, but 1t he will put his seven league"
boots he yet overake the spread
the Ds,rie upon the wings OF winds ny Federass
died N the wool nnd who would scritce American wei
fare TO ard snd foster BRUSH interest Arouse, gallant
Wings and rush 10 the OF your native anitO the
rescue Of American llbour though SHOULD withcr tho
paupcr labor Of the old arsiOcrac wOrd-TO the rescue
noble hearts.
MANY VOTERS or THE Dis TRlCT
p- The Time, Republican, respectfully requested to
rg1u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-03

% DIR. wIsTAR'S BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY -,
uaodnay success attending the OF this
OF the lungs AMI the many singular
uray aitraerd the attention Of a. IN.
whole fraternity OF quaek various eoneetues have
arisen s'eonE It's Composition; Ph' supposed
TO contain Iodine other prttendsrs contain
mercury and to such substance sinxu
hr efheaey A such op altogether erroneous
cuari To prejudice many PLEDGE
contains nothing Of this snd anything
Injurious on the contrary composed Of the simple
stances tue principal OF which nd
cherry bark and tn whole srerct Of its eaey
By which they prepared
For sale, Wholesale and retail, by
ap3 GAYNOR A. WooD Richmond
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-03
WOMAN.
"HKAvES's LAST rKsr CIR TO NAN

"HEAvTS's LAST rEsr CIR TO Man"
Wh,u starlight gilds the brow Of night,
And zephyr softly sigh.
The orb that shines with brightest light,
Attracts the seaman's eye;
But should the angry winds como forth,
And waves more rudely jar.
he turls ut once towards the north
For there's his guiding star.
And thus through Pleasures circeau power
Awhile the bress, MAJ thrill,
When ,'er the storms OF sorrow lower,
We turn TO woman still.
Her loves u light whose constant beam
l'lumes LIES stormy years,
Sheds DER the heart a sunny CLEAN,
And gllds our very tears.
This earth, I'LL gentle woman smiled,
And back Its darkness rolled,
Like snow on some unuodd.n wild,
Was pure, but oh, how cold.
Our hearts are liz by wom,n's eyes,
As stars light up the sea;
Het love their vital warmth supplies-
Her voice their melody!
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Messrs Editors: In reply To the cal OF Ant-Caucus,
in the Wing IT the Gath uI. desire TO say TO my fellow
citizens OF Hcncn generally. and TO those personal and
pol tca friends especially who have desired me IN become
candidate for County that for reasons ely person
81 TO mvsc with which the public can Tee interest
most respect uly decline occupy that p, on, and re-
Guest that my name be presented TO Inc approach
ing meeting OF the Wings of the County.
Respectfully, yours &c,
JNO. r. GARNETT
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