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The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-06-22


BARBouR-The wings OF this county
have nominated Col Jefferson Buforc
foflhe Senate; and Il Nottingham Craw.
ford and Loveu Smith for the lower
House, as their ticket 10 represent tha
county in The nsx Legislature
RUSSELL The wings have selected
Capt James Abercrom5ie for the Senate
and 3 Fl Baker, E O. and ID Joel Will
aon for the House Of Representatives.
BENToN-The following gentlemen
are announced as candidates to the ne XXI
Legislature from this county: For the
Senate-W B Martin, Jno r Clark, L Z
Jones; for the House-E j. Driver, E
Mcclellan, 5 Allen, VIM G Lee, r II
Wilson, FL Esiell, NJ Allen, w Il Pes.
nall, w r Hanna, w Cunningham.
MARENoo.-John Il Walton and Jas
w Tucker are the wing candidates fol
the Representative branch. G Sci,
lers. Esq. CT Wilcox, is the democratic
candidate for the Senate from Marengo
and Wilcox-A r Naming. OF Marengo
is the wing candidate.
SUMTER.-The democratic ticket is
for the Senate, Col J a Winston for the
House, William Woodard, George
Amason, Philip S Glover.
JACKSON = The folio wing named gen.
tlemeD are announced in the Jackson
County Democrat. as candidates fol- the
Legislator for the House, Jas Will
liams, " II l. Moore, J NJ Cloud.
FRANKLIN-The following ticket for
the Legislature is published il the Tus :
cumbia papers For the Fl use, W NJ
Smith, John T Richeson. F G Norman.
Il C Jones.
WILCOX -Messrs. E C Smith, and ]
ID Jenkins are announced in the Banner
as democratic candidates for the Lsgis..
lature.
TUscALoosA-Hon 3 F Porter Rob,
7 Clyde, Esq, w p Merriwether, E a.,
Jolly Jones, Esq. Asa Wallace ESQ.
and Robert Jamiso,,, are announced as
candidates for the lower House from
this county.
MoBILE compromise ticket for
Legislature is spoken of in Mobile coun-
ty. A correspondent OF the Herald
suggests the following names: for the
Senate, George N. Stewart; for the
House, Percy Walker, Chss DeBaron,
Henry Goldlhwaite.
MoNRoE.-A B Cooper, member
Of lhe Legislature at the last session
is The wing candidate in Monroe. John
Monsetl is the wing candidate for the
Senate in the District composed of the
counties of Monroe, Conecuh, and Gov
jnston. II is said that Mr. Morriss,t is
the only candidate in the State who
has given any indication Of reputation
He is wing, and We expect That the
whg party will hereafter cry out asains
the democrats for population, as they
do about the vote Of censure.
MAcoN.-Col Scott, late Senator. ha,
been nominated for the Senate, and Co
TP H Raiford and II PEBBLES for the
House-all wings.
CHAMBERs.-The wings of Chamber.
county have nominated Col Mitchell fol
the Senate, and Maj Brandy, F NJ CHS
ON and John Mcknight for The House
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-06-22
Cotton ERO0lnss.

We were shown a Cotton bloom. on
Tuesday evening last, Is h inst, from
the plantation OF Mr. Jerry Loiin, few
miles from this place. This is not Us
early, we learn, as could have been seen
Oh the same plantation, by five days,
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-06-22
M,,sollic.

The Welumpka Lodge, No. 80. will eele-
,brate, the 24lh (sl. Johns day. Of June,- =
There WILDE public in.ia'ation OF officers
and an address All persons are Invited 10
wisne S the ipsfalaii,n, AID hear the adj
dress
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-06-22
Sudden Death,

The Montgomery .'Flag & Adver-
tiser,h OF the 18Th inst. says thar, one Of
those sudden casualties which coca.
sionaIly starle the living, and impress
them with the uncertainty of life, &C
Cured in that city on the l7lh. A man
Re. suddenly at the Montgomery Hall
ves,sr,',v, ius, before dinner. He was
sitting ueee, the awning IN front of the
Hall, when he was $. en- % gasp or strug-
gle as If fer breath. He vas 'a'd down
on the pavement and b!ed, but scarcely
any blood flowed from the cut vain. -
Several doctors came to his assistance
and various means were used to restore
him. He never spoke. We have heard
various opinions as to the immediate
cause Of his death. Some thought il
was caused by the rupture of a blood
vessel in the brain, others again, by some
arrangement OF the heat. A short time
before he was $, suddenly called from
life 10 eternity, he was asked il he would
not take drink of Ginger Pop He
said no that he had just taken one, and
that il ,.,ade him sick He went by tho
name of Isaac I Brown, but we have
heard that his name is Isaac Thackery
He is sad to Fave been a native o
Pennsylvania, and was connected will
the lower end Of the Mobile mail line.
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-06-22

: Sampson w. Harris was nominated
BY the Democratic Convention that mel
a. Centreville on the 7th inst, as a can.
didate for Congress. He rereived the
nomination upon the first blllotiug, the
vote being, Cotlieil 8, Gayle a, Harris
To-. A setter selection could not have
been made, and should he be elected, (of
which ue have no doubf) his splendid
talents and unwavering political iniegri-
lty, will secure him distinguished posi-
lion among the young members Of the
House OF Representatives Of the United
States Chambers Herald. " g 2'Hs.s
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-06-22

Thaadeus Sanford, OF the Mobile
Register, we Learn from the National
Wing, has been appointed United States
Consul at Buenos Ayres, vice Dr.. Tate,
resigned, A better appointment could
not have been made.
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-06-22

The Hon lehn schley, o! Augusta, g 2
died on the &c h uIt,
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-06-22

Col Doniphan and his brave company
arrived in New O,leans on the 10Th
inst, on their way TO Missouri.
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-06-22

|! was said in Mexico, that the Ads
ministra,ion would publish circular,
by which all the generals and other Off
GERS who retired from Cerro Gordo
without permission, will be deprived OF
their commissions.
El Monitor complains strongly OF the
appanlment OF lawyer. Don. Ig. Sier
ra Rosso, as general commanding the
(irst lioe OF those which will be estab.
llshed for the defence OF the CapiIal.-
Et Monitor says that Senior Sierra y
Rosso may be a very good lawyer and
poet, but that these qualifications can
not NJ Ike him a good general, and
much less one to taxa the command oil
The principal post in such defence as
is to be made against the INVADERS
| lawyers do not seem TO be in as high
esteem in Mexico, 10 The military line
as they are here The iawyerShatins
editor of Et Monitoy will perhaps turr
up his eyes with wonder. when he Is
told that two-thirds of the American OF.
ficers who commanded at Buena Vista
and Cerro Go:do. were lawyers by pro.
fesslon, and that Grn. Scott our Com,
mander -in-Chief Of whom they have
such a great horror, only gave up the
green bag when the emergencies OF The
country called for the service OF a ITS
sons in the tented field. This aIlusiel
viii justify tribateto the Iegal profess
si>n--a l. i5uie which cannot more elo'
quenlly be expressed than by giving the
names Of Shields. H.rGin, Yell, Clay
Watson, Davis, Willis, and a host o.
others, who haye distinguished them
selves 10 this war, all OF whom were
regular practising lawyers.l
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-19

He told that she Ter chamber. bat diI
wish 10 see any one Without ceremony JUICE X
ceuded the stairs may suppose, careful
icr and knocked the HE apartment pointe
out II, heard a rnstIil 2 within but 40 Step lie call
ed. but heard. II he set his
g4'n~t the door ana burst Il oea, AM entered Mrs w
sitting the bed lie Immediately explained the
monet z at T. sas n 't5oE s5 1a +.
h proceeded 70 open il, AMI examine Is contents, when
she eHc!aime&-..it IS not there
Her position upon the bed at this moment excited
suspicion that the money mast b" about her, ami h i'm
nearatc!y commenced pa'Ag OF ie BED clothes; IA to-
tai disregard Of ai she c99Ia s1y q IN hiFoiety OF
SUCH conauct IN a I11r's he1-catal51r pecerla vas
Of the question. She next ats lpt-l 70 accomplish
BY vii It she con}l not y, reason, but WITH the ease
and strength Of giant, he litel her from te 5e ana
removing tho covering h. Sa'. qa.tei garment mat
appeared though it might c0atalu the money He
seized it, when Mrs. W exclaimed, :, on have got it!
lie Immediately left the house and proceeded with his
prize ne gaors. the whole amount, S33,0a0
found quilted between pairs Of gentenan
ers, the property Of the officer who died Al Mr.. VS.
few days before; and. the words Of Judge X,
seemed to be troubled about the them
than the money, as that would furnish abundant evi-
dence of her guilt III the dcath Of the officer
Mr. " WAS released, and returned TO his home; but
his wifeshe who had iss.iguted the commission Of
the crime, known to the world, where 10 be
found Search WIS mace ~ III the apartments Of Tn
house. but in vain. rs eoaa h.. absence became
known, intelligence WIS brought hat neig.tor hal
seen her crossing tie 4 vi a hurried p II the
direction Of the river. the Baes Riyerl The truth
flashed At upon III Ai ot III that she hd in ali
probability ioaaa Warry grave he river vas search
81 and ilc distance below where she
ing the fields, her boty onn, VITA such look OF
unutterble anguish depicted her plain
y told The depth Of the struggle which had taken place
in her bosom. Home She had rendered deso,tr: bus
bands reputation She haG basted and with hand
whitening than the touch Of cnEenonci serpent, She
had plucei from tire associated Of both every thing
inst worth living for She could bear the thought
longer The dreadful IncdtateI. The
discovery Of her guilt drives her TO desperation
desperation hnrries hrr footsteps, and from pro-
Iecting elf 81, casts erscf iato the deep and rush
ing current below tie scene closes forever being
who but for that first fatal yein 70 temptation might
have silone conspicuouslv the halls Of earth.
Lisbon, =. :. Nov. II. 1916.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-19
FIRST rAR--IaIiit -snt Ns.s-e.

MIpsFIIPMAN RoGERs.-This young gentleman, who SO
CALAMITY distinguished himself by the burning of the
Creole under the guns of the Castle OF San Juan d'U
oa and who has been taken prisoner while
motoring in vicinity Of Vera Cruz with the int non
Of ascertaning the locality Of the magazine for the pur
pose blowing that up, says the Wilmington, Del.
Chicken, is Of james Rogers Esq, of Newcas-
tIe in that State. and brother of William II. Rogers.
ESQ, [. s. District Attorney for Delaware. Mdship-
man Rogers from boy, Of adventurous and
daring C!sposition-'a eQr-aothing SPIRIT
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-19
The FAX on Tea ana Coffee.

The following the yeas and nays the resolution
offered the House of Representatives, by Mr. Went
WORTH OF Illinois, declaring that It is neAPeent to
levy any Guty on tea ana cohee:
Yr.s-Icssrs. Abbott. Anderson. Arnold Barrinrcr
Bell, Benton, james Black, Blanchard BrinhrriioI
- rir f,t - 5 ~ ~ i',ii :, Up
zIcr Garrett Davis Drlano De Mott D.inchaIn. Dix
on. Dockery Dhniap Ellsworth. Erlman. John II. Ew-
lng, osrr res e'arv'n "entfy, t'laaingS Graham
,,,,,s H.niaz. II'Il1,ri IT. Ti1 " iII,,lto
Ho9lah san,nel D. litrfh--i tIlIsoii. Hana.4lorI
"sIngfon Hunt joseph T. iG-r<7ll JenAins james
-, 80 :, ti :, . - - . - - "
I'm, Ir,r.. Iorr InI,ij,. li.t.I.i,I,t Ioss.1 J
Mcdowell, James MaDo@cil, Ae'iauglley. MetIeary.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-19

Let the gentlemen Of the ma GRITTY who the tllenl-
in which, ~ their Of the last session, they have
involved the Government, 20 but step further, lei
them repeal the subtTeesIry, ANA reinstae three
words the Tariff Of lSfe adding to II the proposed au
ana coffee, an! they VIII De able
plenS1 the Treasury, ami relieve the Government from
the disastrous predcaneat II which full other
wise soon 10 inI itself.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-19
SELEc TALE.

r. following taIe from real life Will appear to many
,,,o;c for belief The editor Of the New orh Com
.. however, knows the ficts TO be correctly nara
A He was personally acquainted with all the parties
..msd, and heard at the time when the occurrence took
.es the particulars OF the transactions from tie gen"
,,,.n who were the bondsmen of Mr.. w. The latter
"a and when last heard from, he resided in
-. AZ the Western States Bait Pat.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-19

TAKEN Coop LOOKING MAS--Col ". Is a hhe
lookne man amt be7 asked friend of the other
day eyes, replied another, Il was taken for him
once, .You. why you as ugly as SIM 81 don't
care for that? taken for him; endorsed his mote
and was taken for him by the sheriff
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-19
Awe TISING.

j. Aaretiseeafs srU h eoaSpicuously inserted in I<
= PaHadium.' ott1e foIlos,ine rates:
One square Of 10 !:nes T250p.'s 8 ,rtcis 81 90
AnpoHaciag names Of candidates for cFce, If sub
liberal 3scoaat tie cbo,e cfes those ,clo adrcr
ftSe ~ ne gear advertisements u be ufiI for
cd at t sease o. TIE adpeyfse fnits tn,e is fired
Ne advertisement a7iH be considered less ton one square
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-19

fr-Beau,iful is the love and sweet the kiss
Of 4 sister; Bat wien you havn'I sister handy
try your cousln-"i'isn'i much worse
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-19

(ETThe following curious and laconic inscrip-
ton is engraved upon tombstone in st. Psul's.
Dublin, of person who had lived in the church
Yard
Removed from over the way
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-19

friend. and she dii not wish Mr.. ". II know any
thing Of the matter. This circumstance IS men
toned here ~ consequences q tho indirect bear
ng il In, o. tho sequel Of tao. 3 - re-
turn. Juig, X. ans n ncor nni.hbor Of Mr.. "
and Il very flmi'Iar man IN lis habits he often
/ visited his house at the most unexpected h11rs
and ougl h. discovered no. ing tina, would have
excited the suspicion Of a less pcrcsfttsa Mid,
be saw many things lsat forced upon Ain IN
conviction TIM, the lost money Inusl be il thoiI
possession.
Taoagh lo.h wo4'i coavoree with parfar, cas-
on the subject Of :aeir misfortune, and lamcf'
with apparrn: sincerity their loss, Sill n guilty
CONSEQUENCE would bctray itself, IN some sl's'!
way not perccpttb.e TO tho multitude. Accord
Inoiy he left his chamber, nnhuoun 10 his wife,
(yho BY reason of III health occupied another bed
in the same room) and for fourteen nights IN sue
ccssion l1v upon the piazza of Mr.. VS. house;
directly unicr the window of thoir sleeping a
p1rtment.
He could perceive them tnlking in n low tone
a, 4 Il times Of tho night. but ind-tncty that
he could make o.!t nothing Of any consequence.
However, by some means or other, he came 10
tho conclusion that they were about 10 leave the
country :; and Ee immediately determined upon \
desperate effort TO ascertain the correctness ot H.
srspiclons Accordingly ha imp1r;ad 10 Mr.. +.
his associate bondmen. a full account of al he
had been witness TO. and his strong belief that
they had or know something Of tho money
They immediately concerted plan 10 test the
truth of their suspicious; as 4 precautionary
measure a physician of cminonco was consulted
as to how long "a person n'2ht DC KEPT "h'ef
water and rcsnsc'I"ied. As It might b' INT they
about TO remove. 10 delay IN executing the
scheme was considered sale. nn same morning.
therefore, Jnd@H n. sent % hF. ". wishing ma,
to come 70 his house some time IN tho day, and
make a final saNlcrnCnt
About | O'Clock, Mr.. ". arrived At tho house
OF the Judge, anu unaef mo presence o' ID "ii3
the matter over tree from ih'cff"P'oh. ne t'"P'
ga walk. i"'E' "a .o'P'''' " :" -
the house ana proieeied 'crt''7 'e s.'s ''"'i''' "
piece OF WOODS. 10y "RNeu on i'i' '''E were
ncarly half 4 mite from N; mouse. ana NJ" come
to the side OF n muddy brook entirety 'tidacIl from
view By surrounding NUS ana WOODS " h"iiN
unconscious OF what awaited hiih, "1f' ''!1s'
have boan Mr.. W. : astohiShnent when Judge n.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-19
From TIE D1ly Otio STATE Joarao!.
QUEER SAM,

from TIE OIAy CtlJ State Jq4r313
c,--, ,.s.,.
- Elk M
49,.
'- -''t So" - -ts-f'
Ih9 Devil stt IT INFO sam office Gay,
For he hard there ta osen lie very Devil paw
Ills horns h unbucliet, his tail he unserewe,i,
And put IN his pocket such ornaments rtIEe,
lie feared they glt l1nt his friend sam passion
Aud the Devil always is 10 conform to the fashion.
The iianas n the onice al shook IN their skin,
And trembling told MIN that sam wasn't in,
Bat Satan knew better-hc drove them before him
And made his way into Sans Sunctum Sancto forum
sam stru k with nrlaz .rnent to have such CHATTER
Came running in haste 10 STE what was the matter
tie threw Gown his scissors an sxore 'twouldn't do
To have in his office noisy crew;
" her IN the Devil, astonshed to find him,
Ana fastened the door strong safely behind him
Poor Sam, having thought hmsclfsafe intrusion,
Tor IN his HE THROWN confslsion
Apoiootzed necIly -seil-'Io~ d We co..
Pom nay soul, lay Gear a.. I know Il YOU.
the Devil sal up OIL the three le@gsa stool.
Ani sam sat before h.f Ike whipped hoy 1t school,
With eyes fl ishing ire--the DcTI! slit sam
\ on Prince OF all mars, do you know who am
My. yes sir, SAID sam, | believe that do;
" hen but quite a ch!id SIR heard tell of YOU;
then was IN hopes 10 leave You IN the Inrch.
And fParuon me, SIR. gave my name 10 the church
All me! | remember how us'd 10 abuse You,
And saaly of many vile deeds diI accuse You;
And on your broad shoulders fWhat wicked young eli
laii all the sins committed myself
need not inform You, my brethren devonf.
From the Church ~ a hurry soon hustled ME out.
But, truly I've fonni since were better acquainted,
That the DeTH j. not hall 50 black as he painted.
HE Devil he chuckied, and stid with surprise,
What! would You soft solder the father OF les
Tho sam feared at tIrst he endangered his bacon
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-09

AOvrRrisEAENTs will be inserted az the rata
~ rloe DoilaE, per SQUARE for the FIRST insertion,
Scd Fifty CeOts for each week thereafter ten
iInss n less, constituting square. The number
"fjnsertiO,b required, must be marked on the
marsin OF the manuscript, or they will be inser-
"a lin forbid, and ch'Fged accordingly.
Announcing candidates for Office will be Five
OoIIarS Tor county Offices, and Ten Dollars for
State OhiCes-in advance.
Advertisements OF personal alteration will
Invariably be charged DOUBLE the foregoing rates,
Snn IA ynIent required in advance.
Political, Cotton Circulars. or any articles Of
Individual interest, wall be charged as advertise.
,oents. and must be PAID for in advance.
Yearly Advertisements
Not exceeding ten lines renewable at
pleasure, per annUms $SO OU
Not exceeding thirty Iines, ~ W
Not exceeding Sixty lines, 6O "
The privilege Of annual advertisers il limited
"a their own Immediate business; and ali adveT'
Elements for the benefit OF OtheI persons, cent IN
by them. must be paid for by the square.
SHADING Advertisements
For ten lines OF less, three m"nthS, SO W
six months, III OU
" twelve months, ~ 90
Each additional square, three mouths, 90
g six months, W
" ~ twelve months, Is 90
ny All Job work must be paid for on deliV
cry.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-09
From the N. Y. Spiris Of the Times
CHAPTER ON PROPOSALS.

I, v,l moi be deemed vanity at my age
IA saw tI,Al az twenty .hVO ! WHs POSseSSeo
~ aGSN share Of the ordinarily personal
charms Of youth. Within q lltIo 0t the
Chestsrfold standard Of height, FIVE ies'
len, with locke as black az the ravens w'ogS
f.lSs! the drifting snow iS DOT WhiIer nOw !!
Nth f.ir cOmOlexion, cheeks glowing With
Inc red tide ef youth and health, and pos,
oos.;nU vhal il considered sufficient good
.eOso Snd education for ell the Prac'lCa'
OnrDOses Of life, it may DO thought mai
nv orosrience ia mstIeES Of toe heart ought
~ Oroys an exception to the rule that me
co,,rse Of true love never runs smooth
But alas! not 90! Il was my m'SlOnuGs 20
become acquainted with q young laOy
Do....ss1 Of 90 maRy charms msNlal' mora
8 nd Dersonal. and 90 SUPeFemlnsnt 10 eacn'
'hS, 4 was. indeed, impossible for me 70
svoid falling, as 1 did, desperately 10 love
with her. $500. "a
A, Tsras elances Of the eye, lTemoFs u
~ voice and occasional innueDdOes mlgn'
- donb, no, tina. succeeded full well 10
;,,o. ,,in0 70 her q knowledge OF the state
of nv heart: and will not presume uPoa
Son; Da,isnco 90 much "a to detail the
ecstasy Of 10y with which hf'' oloco.o'su ],
'r,o,,ch similar media, . reciprocity O
c.sI;Cg on the par. Of the young lady. Lee
: No. m cav that ,hiS.wsS the case, s0C
the time came uhsn it was lneuIHOen' TPo.
me 4, make distinct aVoWal u ny 'oVs
Tb.c sfer long and PerPleElog deOele'
-..olyed 10 do BY letter; and after "Fl''nl
.ome fOrty opisIleS on o. many enSe!S :
! .;lJsd .aiis pspsr, finally Succesdeo y
io,miuga letter, amounting 70 sOOSl ~
me-. containing, IS thought, The cendense'
"";o,s.ceOcs Of everything that could 2
6HSb, % Is said on the subject. VI 'n'
Drs,,,ous S,orcsSu, retain Oo" %! shsn
49, Ioo,;ono. That it GbOunded With term
sTnrssSive Of pure, warm, ardent g'o~Iae
Sodv;0g. everlasting, and unPIeeeoe o'e
.T.c,ieos. / have not Ihs least doubt.
Ri unfortunately, lhIs IIIle specimen
i ~ vcsll.ocs vas scare ~ finished
Tbsn. ebanc,nE TO PsFuss some y ". :.
osrieoco Of a PredeessS"r 20 tns Z.
-. I r.sd thAl nDlhIng vas more. re ea", !,
- a.s,sro,s ,h6n mixing "a 'IsE"i QUE
49, "a heart BY means u pee 81
P'I VA II. sredulny Of = simple mind
aoes ave impllei, crsdsnee = n'' o''e.' =. !.
10J i,,gbleped altbs isaliul ? se'pleo w J, "
!. 7 - = nsrfovly sVOidsSsI im'nso 'l,.
is",Toy.S ny ItusF and resolved 70 ,. zen, !.
ov".if;o Dsrson, With my eva 'lPa y :,
go. and 10 hsaf with my oEn eai' =
80 -b;cb vas 10 seal my dss!lay;
4 Never DID 90 1IOHaadssf, : 49, ~ ,
: NspoloOu, feel ths 'n'P''''s '''' "
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-09
TIE BROTHERS.

We ere but twO-lho others sleep
through deaths untrOubled nights
We ere but lWO--O, LEI US keep
TIE link thar binds uS bright
Heaft Ieapa 10 hoaFt-the sacred Heed
That warns usia the sane;
That good ola maH-shlS honsat blood
Aka We 6ndlyelAim.
W6in one u0thSES arms were lossd-
Long hahsg lore Espai3R
d ths- Sams cradle Wo were FOek1,
Rouni tha oams hoATih WsPlayd,
GuEboyisk spsrls-WSIo tilJAs SamO,
Ftch li,ila 10 sni Wos
ketnanhpo8 keep allyo iha aAuas
fup g long sg0.
We are but tvO-bs. thaf q bad
Tohold - 81 We dies 81 ris
13sg Ia sboul aT - ~ sland,
Tmtds "a el5s v -