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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-03-03
ATTENTION !!
: called 10 The tat, that The subscriber has pro
| cured an abundant supply OF the hes, of
Well seasoned Wagon Lumber,

10 = prepared 70 eNecu:e, upon Toe shortest no.
zee, and in the hes; and most substantial manner,
all work that may be called for in his line OF busi
ness.
Farmers, 90 you want good wagon, worth the
money YOU paw
Cal. and sec before YOU purs base elsewhere.
DO $40; forget the place. ornsr Of Church snd
rearl StTcc,s, and west ct Du:kce's NV Brick
Block JOHN WILDER.
Saa.-n.rf. Man l., I~i7.-n31w.u
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-03-03

TiIESE Scales are constructed with gTca care
L by experienced workmen under the supervI-
sion OF the inventors, and Efforts made to secure
not only p. RECT accuracy. but also The greatest
strength and durability. They have been long
known and severely tested, and have been found
always right These scales are adapted to every
kind O, business transacted by We ght, and from
their extensive use, and the high rcpnte they have
attained, IN The United States and other countries,
NAV nov be regarded as the universal standard
Scales for WEI ching wheat or -four Ia nishcd
with wei ghis to weigh even bushels or barrel
For sale by HARVEY DURkEE.
d Office opposite the American Temperance
House.
CAUTION.-Tha welI-earned reputation Of
these scales has induced the vendors OF imperfect
and worthless balances, To offer them = Fair
banks Scales The genuine article Is manuiac .
tured by +. & T. Fairbanks and Co, and none
are authorized to sell who have not testimonials ni
their agency. l6yl
Southport, October, 1917.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-03-03

WHY will Won have The Too'hacho, wien Bal
lard " Grccne's Anodync Tooth crops, or Nerve
DESTROYER Will give you Immediate reHei, and COS;
you only - cents.
llI'For sale by II. +. STRIKER,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-03-03

b OSE.--Somejime in November last, \
a ABAY MARE COLT, two years old this CO.
In.n Z spring and large Of her age. TEN DOL
LARS viii be paid for her return or for such in
formation as viii enable ne to ind her.
Pike, February 9, Io4S. Il. G. OTIS.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-03-03
Administrators Notice.

Administrators Notice.
THE undersigned, having been appointed ad-
i ministralor upon the estate OF William Bate
man, late of The town OF Brighton, Racine county,
Wisconsin Territory, deceased All persons
indebted to SAID estate will make immediate pay.
ment, aud all persons having claims against said
estate viii please exhibit the same for settlement.
LATHROP BURGESS, Administrator.
Brighton, Jan. 20, lo45.-3t. n33
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-03-03

T9BLES. JO.UB-S2ONES. and
NONGJfENTS.
Are prepared. Al short notice, To supply any orders
thcg NAV receive therefor.
Southport. August 81. ISf--aIO
EAGLE FOUNDRY.
TIVE Subscribers have Just opened a n w Foup
J. dry 90 Park St, One Block west OF Main
street whe- ahey intend TO carry on the business
in al! its various branches
FLOJGHS,
WI be kept cons family on hand, the Mich ga
plough much improved II has given the best sat
is action OF any Cast PIou III now in use. Farmers
are rogue ted particularly to call and examine be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. With the view { bring
ing tts Plough INFO general use, i; will be sold
at a very low price.
Horse Power Threshjnr Machines, Caldron
Kettles, Wagon and Pipe Boxes, OF all descrlp-
tons.
Saw * Grist-A1ill Castings made to order and
en- short notice.
As he subscribers have Just got a Large Lathe
IN their establishment, they auer themselves that
they can do work cheaper and better thar ever
has been done in Southport.
Repairing OF Threshjng achnes will receive
prompt attention. Patterns for the Machines now
IN general use arc kept on hand.
la short al k.nds of Castings and Finishing
done IN as woThmaullke manner, and on as rea.
soabie terms as at any other Foundry west OF
Lake Michigan.
JosHrA DAVIS. ANDREW LEoxARp
Saulhporf March 81, I-I-. OF
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-03-03

EISDR SAZE.--A Farm five miles south
u ct this village, situated on the main road to
Chicago. Il has good house and barn and Of
iers The best opportunity in THIS sc elton for any
one DESTROYS of getting good stock farm.
Terms reasonable. Apply TO J. BOND.
February 9. IS4S
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-03-03

Among which are the following
Rathhone's Albany Cry premium Cook Stoves.
DO do. alright Empire Cook
Stoves.
do do. air tight large oven Cook
Stoves.
do. do air tight Psrlor Cook
S.oveS elevatedovens.
Cobb's double oven air tight Cook Stoves.
Pouer's do do. summer and winter
Cook Stoves
Yankee Notion. with elevated ovens.
Bucks Patent air tight Cook Stoves
Ralhbone's cir tight Box Stoves, A sizes.
do. do Parlor do.
Vose Il Co.'S Box Stoves, 5
Also. a variety of air tight Paror Stoves.
The above are now offered for sale at the lowest
market prizes Tor cash, or approved credit. the
UurdC0re Store of T.. B.4i.N
Soulhport. Sent. l3. IS47.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-03-03

4 Ner Presi}ca'im CuoH 'a'c.--Joir
NanBuren. son of the EN-PrceIrn'.ha~.brs
nominated by the Democrats of Err county
\. York, as candidate for the Presidency.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-03-03

Emigration from Great Britain continues.
From London and Plymouth, emigrants 90
to Australia, the Cape, East Indies; from
Liverpool, to this Continent. The returns
at the latter place show the following res
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-03-03

livery MAN HIS OWN LAWYER.-Wis
Il consin Form Book-Second Edition. n
larged and improved. For sale at
KINGS BOOKSTORE.
Feb. Is, '4S.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-03-03

40 .NdTW DTTT1TI. ' s-sI
uTFor ale by II. f. STRIKER,
The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-06
10 THE TsTERs sF FTLiyEI ror,Tr.

AEeous nm cRnal3Als fer yeur saftages, for Inc ed'ee oi shsrid, ] shaH noi bc able 10 present myself before eu, personally iu .hs way of ~elee- ts Rffvsnls, au, ing the can zss
 DePeD4&ht as ] am, lef 6resiitnnd, upon rny f0-s0HE .KerticHs, ] noi abe ts distense with .sto' ia- so long time as UIg Intervene beiaeen ht aid The ca. ei ei-ct1on- Instead thsrefory, of '1soil ihc The tGae in iGling ftrnnsh The teEn eE eeAh'g sal1ziitr tte independent voters foI their t-lpdit Ind | Deeessary- and oeesA If pEoy.er To e'o'f myself ip useful labor. and tberthy enaeaEoa Ifv's myself @e'ttg q fht egsct ] desire 10 re-
 A' h1Fe bsea resident of ihis c7unty. from my sATy h7yiood, and an personally u,wh to almost ve-f e .+zsL n i' and esp=cisily ss the course -'gost F KY hing but disrepuisle, in fhs eyes of ''si ~i1 resPec' honest industry. cannot ttlitve
 N,1 isssser iiis support should. GDcer any cir. auuls'EnteF, citsin
 lI ne pfo4ecailou oi my hasibess shall neces- E f' i' ai'ssh from ths eoantg aUti7 les weeks 'o,' 'hs e'er'Ion ~heA my fitnds nsy l.e sasaf- '- o' fa1ing as q bone
 BEN. T. DANLEY,
 -4'-f Rocs March -fb, lss.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-06

EreRP. They hare ss.ee' 'asoFs<4rankwn sai.ass ssS nelssE, thseSsmg. ssissklaf wssen wha sAnuss have sssd lsng avs. wh~n sa shas SITS wewsnsy q | Herr a-saz asAws en AoSg. sa@ssaas~s wiih ssstal ghaer, saFnetHrs wilA threat. aaa essA aga as- Yosr he tss' tea ste&ea sslisr igss and fr raE&r sea. each ehsr-rs eseh with cAsassag and high words eRsas. aaa blows Asd fhe hoas gaag barS' out the 2SE, sra'ing. bssag scrss rsa xEAa rl sng svet n tse dns' ' Tae wofs' thr tsfcsss ,bs sno<, arsRkeu of Inc fsRr. is oag fs5sa3 st.a } gah Sy making aF the g&sae
 Scene ronrsA.
 tPen L'fs sF1gfi ess stand w8gk us G ges wcria he saek ef saE∋F, and fcok a*ef shsi ms aee af mes ksASsy gsfh~ses to Aee ssar4e1es hpng Ai ias1 gaa@reec curt arsFs sh 6 tree ra prsss& sFsarh- Ai the gassgws iasseT h5s eesFa age Gxiss. Hls es~7r fee' Feiss- s0 ssesE4 sTREEeG sr. be IS sagpoEse& ey Sastssng @t his sgafs fe.Is, k eyez saasa- ~Asae tAe ase~k s.sn4S.er stsprs kral FfsseT ss his lesaea ess. Tn. srzy.r E >Aia. ,he Heo~e < hree. tAe sAEnaI $ giteA, shpAss~r rna- fhrenCa tae crewa. ms he ssesssg< fee A.e4 a mo- Eaesss Ass erexzsse5 EEshs ssreseh oo~n apG hsas aesvssy ss& stsi.; asA h> uha heg1s tn gsassae "a saAse ap A game. and enaea wssh ssshAsssx @a es. rtee& ssess~ ~s~a a~ h~A aeee~s. hss 4.rrs rssyes hSt szsF s&sne-Aimsra tAs sake HI W Byscs EA-
The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-06
Daring RDserv ai Cincinnari.

YesssrGzy norHing, sbeui hai qasi o'esock <, ssVs ;be Cincinnati Chroaicis Si tbs 10th. zen iesI iook1hE Waikea mo NJ. II Nes iaasnn E foreign and dSmesiae lquer ztors s,u Inc easi i3- ef Broadway, tso onoss beloW CeBEVesS street aH | introduced himself ie Mr- Ieelteaasn as shest aE.eBiag eD5rs house. aaa NlahsEg te ygr- eilsss K has stock td lgBers. had esliea oa ham ta make selections. He stated thai he ta4euls 4Es tb pufrha-t io; of East India hittnrs N heu Mr N lptiled hln np stars ir iook a Ais sfiee- Aift, trying seteTsi kinds ti hqaur. h. e0solDase ta c4A sra4n 4sa maks JsofczaSs. zna isn Inc S1sEt. Shortly after, 1hs clerk of Inc establishment ho baa been out on roiierting lear. Fetarned 10 ths slaIe, Hu1 siirf Hntssing the rasa5ibg roaEs, cis covered thss ilss irez sse aAiSeka1, En9 a. be ealxlnd pne td fhs kegs pf fhs shsae. lsqsgs6 ei MT N Ii hs lad ppshed l. 10 wninA he sSfisso ln tls lsss'iYs. and opening the safe dlsroveeG thai a check book s1 Els k Morton. eeaiaiBlag ss. s5a ia yApss ibOhey. had bers sistsA flA exam patlsn
 zas esrs-EAlaaa tass the Eacs e the eesk drs~er, beEe fh. ksT S5 ie ssie was kept, hac asss seTe- ss sssa tbe kry takef. xnd I tboa.k;. shE1 Sslis Mi Wesi3okaah Wss szhitsiiAE lis hqeag Co the pr-ssnaec e1fae house ke~prs n ti= upper stssy t4 the hense. secarliIe sAifyse ibr epsa.ins seis. and after procuring ths key 0d tns szie, Look Ses boek eehtzizing tie FsOneJ, and iefl The Dsirs wsre pripcfpAsly Western and Spalh Cs-eishs haaks. There Eegs twtiTe one hEBSrea eo+ler t4sis on she Slate 8nnk cf In6szRz gs tis lcE, et wAiek. f-SE appearances. had been cGi ihlsazh ib< enssre and s1ncn hsogtra xaia lnS. si II Lad been heHi ia ieitsf. The thlrSes may KsseErl fr EsaA~ lhss neie. wiairh wiA oss.es them- Gar Fisl sAnf rallce are ra the leak-o isr tkeFn- Very likely they iefi In The GIFT eE the FxtEstGIg pI LeEisslile psrks.s immeSA4irtF.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-06
Pane PiFxH

s~saet n fA~ Ro~.eu Aa.ts~y 4a'~d Rszne hasoa ass. isas eescrise~ sae Psrses a@a zAaaer, q he p7aSeal FoT@.
 live sasx sgc, sAa fhs ipgser ef prirase pre- SentssFan io kis hsisb~ss Tas ageaty sna SsFstysi esiy es has Raans~rs very ss4kHe Fae grai}e- EssH waa abiasNeo fs~ saSsrser la sse, sHa a so wpFi e lntTsSaef Er. is &ht.et. Ills b lls,s Ss w~s s'xnairg hy Ass t2hss dressea ia paala waass rassrs. snd Sstha g ie whSe eaP naasrSa f~ crasa of sas head Ny frl~a4 ,-scseaez Ese a aflSe iu en i~raag fbs rv-Ea. so ~hrs llaisea its ;e door. Aba noi far from 2. to make ny bow. tse ssSt @Ss 6swz uirsn iis fsee, 'rf1pg kEss tie Po,es foot shsch whrr Ae gS stzasis~ B9 ea Y g,eF o. ~aDes. h~isess fsassrsss isitse ss .sgss f lhss Fesfeet Esss'festas. wkeh ha hnaaReSs Sasrrs>ee ne bfNkiF ta Frearh, sSs9ng, -IaErs Ia. come is. EiF &aB. sT tae Eso1p~st eKsest3@a Ais flght hsnd 'e re wsh ST inyssisg eresars and evidently -sacsr@sing to iaaacs ny gsssssF trs~at tS oak ssss1 wosk os 4iviag a, h. fass ] eenGsss .e kis sing fAe PepAs rsag. teSose parted ifh be asa
 hs iTzsrn-ais.rly SeFas fs speak ef sise t Stases --@Hta hs wss vrrv fhshkfai sa< tt> kls'd of hsn Hhseh the feapls sf ee@aay hA4 tAk sa-- sad iAs G9KsrsEesi sss sssi hs2 ssme valszsse eozsSs-itai sss was A7Ways happy fe SC ny cean- tryEaeszlsz1 he fae0TAt The lb-F1F sns hsppsaess 0 p~sYae was w~a s-e as~e in fhe l. St4s-s. sfe Il ho fpesS is ersds us ga | f4a4lisF Nsh p-e
 sf'ea' History and has aoftr aplaet sssiS7 es the easrsct~F of W~si iagtST. He m4effess=d eisla- iAacs with thr great wsas-s ei sae r&ss an+ fife Pvsses', aa Ameag the istae;- ss-eks os Mr- N ct, sier, Mr. Clay and Mr Csihoan
 ln Sixe, hsg-e- sad esrf&aa tsisk e1rfay- of hss Fsr>en. Psas iA ren5Bsed Ese sf Ghzaceaier kent, a' tseniy years ago. JAe *xpr<zssc8 d hl~ cosa- i%fAHra Is tAai oi sAsReSs asa ssKaey. azsa fh5s thS2saI- N4s ess@r sally msHltesse4 ben sila- ssoA As mace 'o tass teeer3ien 0. hss cas~fi- isSG and he EePtf-t "'It sery dEcni; se peas e ter iiss Sisssss fl aIs-ia SC eonpca ss tla' esEazsattez a Esy caarge. ssve al h~art the SFagDass ssfe9-~i si sh< yeese. sssd ~Azi has s0w a'e~A a0se, hoPe naAY yscSoOse tsai. as seii as tAef te<zpeszl AaFpsRsss. S@oa slt4F tkss We taok eur leave hs ka&ss-~s gave bss hassA sgais, sad os'~yang 7ere The im2s.4-e of 'he moueai han EiSe eE1as~fte Of tse Cowv1. gave H q rShss sHsat Er5sascaE saaAe. ArFeas. tboagtt sSs@ s.as tsfher tS@k 80 0Sear-. GssasHg eMf sases Fr axaw- ing rcsEas. feaha p&ftF 4 En yiish aaa Gsrmsns wsstsag 70 se pses~Hs~d "a 5sav. and as had he~n Csss~i sn hrsS. ard TsznaiS~a ;ssne Lsacbed @skA Egl sS0knS ht se sSa. at Bsetlses IaHalhsn q be made tas way iBto afa Ss; ps fhesB p-sSszcr PtCs K iTyes ia The nos; fragsi wsy st6 bs-s,ows al hos ise0sBs oa tse sossy. l csAHcs ksie Eesax gr~1i rssfeSi io< hin. asa besa-ss ls4G to bs sad srrs at4 4sseEi GD1A .. GaG.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-06

Thesev Hish others. ~hssa swsy many wiuteY evening. telling kicries. snpkinr fhe D Ps, and 9sAftitAg nngs ot bsi afpa 'snis nss aiassss for gotten.
 Bot time asparn;nd this joflF cosn-auy As | does SEar's, Ana fAs ssbsOqasni history cs ts Cognseitr Ana worthy MT \ as Girsrss as their fsrtenes 6--- ploAcra en vi Ith his 'cnpieses HBd akAsh-er- raie-ess al EllieSttri3s. X--su due tlIae becsEas trgsEes in responsible eAsias heE4
 Legns business, hs disiHni ia'ertpls. rafled she lSWFr' to BzHalo, and ile ~ss sf e"Ur~e s.as is see his old friend bot x--. engross@d iR sRsi- ness, tg tsf reasois Q: las e~n had not much iiRe 70 talk oyer esa ines and wifbcui lnisndsnE f-, probably. gnre hiGB the cold shuniaer The ma oi iaw nefee this indifference Rss posscssgnr ia va whai the o1her eia |. illas-6s;esnsi3oa is uster- ihin whsthei A--rvp'y fas4at te 'cul hun or l,sf. Meeting hiID Bext day iI the street is- saf&.-- "A--, my old fr .eBA hsss q tsgs'
 '.Nsll, srty -wsa. hsR are yoa 7''
 ssF. k, i ve ns ieea sevsfai tiTaes in'ely thai yoH ys rs'her sraidea tsaa o,herp sse. and l ains going ie sssnd any ssch rAnnon.-
 ~Nhy, Nhst---.@
 oh. A .. .s no oss iatkisg' just go in bsFs. a0~. .-Nfy I've jas had my treslfsss, aia dos i vraH's anything; besides, I'm in bury 10 sst 10 my basineas' tui l'tl trosi yOu. If you want"
 Well, isi's go in [-And they eistered small 'ene horse r-ocerv. where fA= chap and nasty was c ouf bv tie srsH
 
 and ssias--l
 --"JHsi give ny frieud herr some beer a,.d what er arkers md caeese he wants and chsree Ii fo Ee- Turning to G-he refnsrkea, ssYoa uinsi excuse me. ngw; Ire erest assny things ie attend to, sEao can Eisy aat longer, ,aiiei whi1h he ltft
 Well fl that isn't cod ssvs G,-.'fbrn I'm DC judge" HsviHg dispassrorat,lf irIlbi..ed has he,1 he stopped 3 uiautc or twe 10 cnnsiaer--
 - say. bsE-keeper@
 AYes, sir
 15Iafe yeu gsf plenty of crackers and ehesse 7'' ssYcs, s1r.'
 --iIpg mHch ~.A the ciSease s~sgts -''
 -'Ahest sixty pouhds s-p,ees. ''
 'F all sixty?
 ''Sixty, a3d no mist kst''
 "WeB rust send over ts the Farmers Hotel, where stnp. ear o shese eisesss ana three barrels af crackers. and charge them n Mr. Xviii yeu' '-'.yuu heard hiIn sas to have wha, crackers and cheese wanted r''
 lies sirf'
 ''-Aua send thsm Gown soon. bncsuse 'xpso; TDy team T se ihefe iA Iifiis Wtile End 1 shall Wan. 'em aA Feaay-'
 Certainly sir"
 The four chooses and the thre= barrels ei crackers seRt ooR Il, and In ons course ef tune Mr. A--was presented t,iii for ;hs saEs- which he paid coHtesssnr al the time thRt altSough rnfher expensive fhe Joke wAs nevertheless \ good cue. lie bewer afterwards gave ths osid sheo.5er to Counsellor C. - Baf0Is CoE.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-06
raYips ieraLift lssurant, Fsljey.

The Yankee Blade is coming eui lstsly Like B brighl cent item the miBt- The lAs1 number is peculiarly 1ieh. Ameng other spiey things IS fhe following pungepi hii, winch may bs well tsrtpe9 grain of >'alisqlce.H
 MeFai vii CTS, from Solomon dnW sNz zrls, have laid much stress on the danger ef being under an obi}gEtiof, end fheiT csutiTlfs s-eFn vel f9upded
 Ii is pheasant to have good actions aobe Hs; kg1 fl We are to be Gnoeasaugly reHiHded of them a'd the gTslltEae we owe A fflgnd ei oufs ssyeo from drowning by person with when be slightly srsHsinted. Of course. be t'snksd ids de- iireFer profoundly. Ever afterRAras the rhiIar- shropic seat stuck 10 hin Eke bur hs clang sp him ike the old man Of tbe fo spbad the Ssi.- CT. He eagEed and haunted him al every stcp. constantly asking fsTors the pieS tbst hs he'd ssved hs iiH Oar frteDd bore ilis with yhisosOlsi- ie equaninity for a bong Etiie, only noN and then invsr,ahy cursing his iIi-lu,k In 5eiar 3uls4 out of the wBrieF. Al last. being asked one day, for the fiRe-hnrdreih tune .'Mefi, Jones, Npu a stand treat to day, ] 'spese--ssveo yeul hie, g0u knoE Our friena lost all pstirnce, and ID 8 reiee Whr made the fellows hair suck up Ike fine iret,ec per onpines ''broke down upon ham as follows: .sges sir. Will treat, this t'ne and the ias Enough be'e FAsd ttst aeS twice eFei l0ng ago YBgf. SIT, mark fne. II eref ye1 catch me droR niae sraiD. is' siEk-ici go, asSk and libs. bob and sInker. fo BEry Jobes's lecker-bEi doIi attempt ie leacue Ine- fer Il would hare been Slp9D in my pocket | ypg La1 ie1 me crpwn iSetors''
The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-06
l Mai in fongrks no Irrai khakrs.

The correspondent of the Boston Courier tells the following of Western Member pf Congress,
 'slioiI.s into Western members room The other dsy and seeing hlm with iis euat oH in ils msdtle oi the apartment up to his middle in eecHJaefts and speecbes and letters. lsherng lastly itl his irsliag pen, Alindad his press of private basi- ''ss'rangsr, ssld De, "1 never cone tc Con Eress bsfars. and Beycr wsil 70 coms rssR tell yon ihis office oi He1Hbef of Congress 5s nol wh4t II is ciseke5 up ts he caicH s.ed fo- have geoa usos hers this WspteF, afitr racing sR-uver Iay district aud making mole Han five hUnaTaa siHmr-sPeecbes in orjer 50 Eet eccfea. But the fact is, you can see the NEy eulVy mysea T. + wisaiI cal having inc eAgaYnsilts hesrit&y. Nhv. sif, Derer began tS work in tiis way jn Iny lie
 ..h e sir rerhed. the sfiioneis of s'atloa ur. 6nubsedly compensate you for ali yopT lAbors % The hubofs be d-a, all wash is, that was oul ef ti,t serNFe" asked. 'sAoa comes ou The jean bal in Yoar hranrh7~ "a. they are spaniing away sir, and here I frAnkIng the speeches The Lord ealy knows whsi is in them And tbs teR regineta bil 'l kBoN ao'hii assHt If, ste teaif want te Look ai fbep are lsfiris' '' pointing io h busae baske; 0f pfirs'e eerFespepdeuce--4snp one half ot them asssweTed-loSk si these s;eee hes ne; quarter ot them frankcd. Wtsf at'rulIon cAn glye asn bills aaG leg Tt nj biiiss Slf. ! mnsi attend to my f6GsstiiaeH;s '' nd ieIl hifn t. his lRb0rN- Our impression is, that Il takes a day SstaTGsy and AaadAy ice, ta iuiaE Ep iht iFanking Eue istler writing bnxauess df ghs week, fes lbe members seldom csf eat 10 rbHIeh"
The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-06

The following lines from inc DusTs Nation are fair exA1zsls oF the appeals new nsae in yross and sarse ia arouse ihe people oT FesaAa ts assert their ririssss
 COpRACE,-ET srErerA Lin up yeu- pale faoes. ye chiidreI a aorrpws The uagAs I,asscs on fe a glartsus t,-saoT7sw Hsrk hear yoa bs; sounding glad LIbor4s E pssn From ths Airs ss the Isles ef he s6rssss I-reau- And the ryshuiieas snsreh af tbe gHhealng nations And the crashiIg oi thrones nelf tssrir ferce ex-
 ul.niisps.
 And the cgy of HnnAniiy clesrinF ths eibpr. With hymn ef the eenqapring rishk iaselbeg-- God, L'beriE. Trsih' How they harn heaTt and These words sAail tbey surB--shal tAty waken iI
 van
 Ne. soul answers pcui--s:eel anshss sn k.sel, And lsn1 wskens lard Wfth Er4ssa ttnh2er peai-- Shall ~e, sh: ny hra;hsrz, buf wter, pray and whea Frnnoe rsaas hcs rights as sabe flames of A ttr0nes
 Shall ws fear ns.s sssrvr 10 ,csn sfv sasa chorus, wbeu Euiofe has tred the dark Essf wsy before usa Oh cnurzees and W.T. toe, xiIl iramI,Ie them down n Tee ArtnioEs Of pcWes. The ssTfs of . rr0Hn tsA, coursEe. bai courage: IT once fe the uinds Ne fling Freedon's banner, no tyranny binds. At fhe vrsice pf fhe ,argle fae weak symbols fall And f19EAnI4x uaAft1ct c VI FufTse hnH pan. Der scsptrs and ero~n. with Taoiioas 6isdain, For the Symbcl must fall and Humanity reign Onmnrd men onward. ve hruve to tie vanguard Gather in EIury round Liherfy'E standard. Like France icraiy France, we shall sweep from
 their station
 Al. al who o,pose thr stern will tf nItion; LAks Prussns brave children we'll s'oap 'o nn ford But demand just iash,s at the point Oi he swod Wen robqper, ven cenFeer. Ne teHrs for the dyIng.
 The Pfsia to Heaven be the field where tsey'rs
 iyinE:
 Wen conquer, we'n rengasr. No tears for the
 Sisfh,
 Gade angris will s=sile on tAeir dssth bsuf tf pain 1'n, on your TpHssss, aetss, rrsatafs, s'rpng, To Wsr against treason. oppression and wrong; On. with your ctleftains Sne Him we adore
 most.
 Who strikes wIth tie brsvexi and isads with the
 foremost,
 who brings the proad light of crsat in story Te guias us through danger uDconqusred io glory. With faith iike ibe H-brews well siem ibt Red
 Sea-
 God smite down the Pslaravhs-our trust is la
 Thae;
 Be il blood of fse tyTznt, or slead of the skye We'll cross il 10 Free8am. Ct ind there grave. Lo! throae ior each worker. a crown for each
 brow.
 The y,al4n for each rsErtvr that t8es fpr ux new. Spite lbe flash ei thesT usk cts, the oi tbeir
 cRnDon,
 The assassi7ss oI Freedom shall lower ther lse 0or Fer the Wlil of natioh whHi foe dare WishsiaHd, I hen patriots. heroes, strike: Fug sur aRnd'