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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-11
MbBIB. ~. is44
igh1y haf0ftaa, Intelligence from
hpHfn@N tg6Tbff5hs for NE res.
sim IF tsta ~ the United
gan slatas =F'FbbabiB

t@al=H.t. q spBeHsst tal
II It not bften tlHt thefe is In fefnaati6h Of IN
Interesting nature tjtlie Tinted q 4tps. worth
The tFgibls " e2petae of a correspondent
from this fer famed capital; bit during the
last fstt weeHs. certain ~tnsttefs haze enme IN
liEih' concerning tte II laiihis between he
United States snd spsia, wbistf present points
Bf the deepest ifipgflanfe ~ tftt n tFasp
cotit. fles, sud to The world ct large! and bhieh
wlsh fully ktpwu, HIll nudohtt ttaaia .
Ereat sensation thsoughot Eagls land. anl the
whole II Europe. ! have reference h. npfb-
tiati6tts WliBh have Fetehtty besh opened N,
the paft Of L q United STATES, With the Spanish
Ministry Hbfe. fof che tessi0h 1T Tie tslsad Of
Cuba IL Che United States, aa tie hsY fieht II
| . considerable sutH IF money spaak If
matters. vbu will observe, which HI present.
are Dhiy knDa Il aiming he displonatit corps.
but which will pfepsbly get into The ttewspa
psfs and bsehins 4 general subject II EuftBeaB
feHiafhss in a ebert time.
AZ fat % I eah+ ascertain the facts. f4sh,
the b5sL diplomatic sburept. aid in hVetv
possible wat ] Learn that. in July Of AuHnst
last, The United States. Cover Hhtpt sbnt q
despatch, through Mt. Sawyer. sagfFtafv NJ
legation. addressed IL Nj. Saunders, Tho
American Minister here, emit ming directions
FOR h'iti to sound the Bnatlsh gUyefhtaeft, on
their disposition 10 sell bF re Il The Island ~
Cuba b. the United States. and If sttFh FuHld Bs
accomplished 70 tHtHHie nee negotiations ~
se5fetly and as fafi as possible. so rs 10 Bfe vAnt
opposition OF hostility ffuta The British, ~ |
other governments. Mt Sawyer ltas hteh hers
fef souia time, cad Mr.. sauhdsfs.I understand
has been taking eUHae steps il the matter.
The present tt4te Of aiia rs in Eufepg has
disguised The Spanish government 10 iaeA far
a hsw purchaser aid, that purchaser is tie
United atatsss Accordingly. Raaotia lion.
with that oliset in view tttay be said 10 he
opened by The dispatch which was sent through
Mi, Sawyer. the Secretary Of Legation. in
August last and delivered by him 10 Mr.. Fan.
dsFs, the AmeFieHtl Mihistef II the Gdutt If
Madfid. # .
| am mt able 10 iniofm YOU NJ " That ptasfass
has been made in these negotiations. but It
shall ehdeavof to aseefi ain and inform yeh By
tbs next British steamer, and give you al lie
information in my power. Mt.
Habhdefs, ! b lisve, made only an int}fm4t
Al to the dispositions Of the Spanish
govern n1eht IN the matter. but is very certain
that, several times, one Of tle Spanish Minis
Of The occasion Of soires given by the
Queen in this capitol let out sueh information
general subject as ebllsd forth from the
here and elsewhere the INN rtettql and {
merely diplomatic eghtfHd, elioa / have refer
rcd TO which, in fact, amounted 10 NJ eent 9.
iieteti at all.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-11

Ia or Az the Jleh. Worm ,l1lntlad IA Tho
ether day at cur landing, the Captain an.
noaneed tina, Fidalia precinct, Coheordia
parish bad given "A vutes Ief Gen Taylor.
end o Cor that ether min We are ii 4
~lhahdaty whether Cas- or Van pufsD
was meant, .. =uaN 20. N..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-11

A QuERrs-lt has always been as easy
to scuIl a sugar,kcttle up the Niagara
Rats with a crow.har, as to elect a man
TO office who denounced "Oid Hickory"
We should like 10 know what chance a
man stands hereafter that has denounced
Old lack. Let such a enc be offered,
and the people viii drop him like hot
potatol at'@
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-11
O'Dfien not yet Executed
Fnrtmel DbrtLma iH GntEU1Aa

ArBbsF4s Nov All
The liibafhia, tRhitb len Liverpool en
The 2lst tilt. arrived at Boston to daf with
ssvaH days lAtaf III Hiiigetite fF8m Ill parts
Ut Ettfvpss -f#sF
Smith D'Bfian had not been eteettad
up 10 The titne The sieafner left, aud III e
most anxious hopes aud fafs were ebheeh-
t'atsa II the anticipated action Ufhie dow
eminent ~t8TfHffs hitn.
Il ts said thai Austria Is concentrating
q tUtte If 100000 men IN Vienna. and
would make al 4peh aud desperate strug=
gle 10 hold her possessions in Italy, and
crush The spirit Of her rebplIi0us Subjects,
The EfnpsfBf or Motavia Vas collecting
an afthy i6f The purpose Of marching 10 The
capital If Huheafy. The baualloas Of
Italy hate demanded theif tetuFu huns.
Radetskv's position is considered psfilous.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-11

Truly was said ola great fat woman
III love with 4 little beau: "Behold how
CREST = fire. at spcrk Endleh."
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-11

" The injecting at the Cutit Hnuse
rn Monday pHenide preceding The election.
was ONE oI the largest and Most ehthusi.
ns'ic If The campaign A iaFae number
bf ladies' were present, as well is many u
"ur ittst prominent Democrats. The
speakers were d. W. b. WOOD. and T.
H. Thorpe. Esq Roth made most effect
I've aid eloquent addresses Mt. Thorpe.
WIN has been very active IN ths western
part Of the State. took Uuf citizens sorns.
what ny surprise /! FOR, although they wefe
willing to award N him signal ability. his
speech on Mohlay night was marked by n
power and eloquent Appropriateness, that
eaised, in all who heard II, The highest EN-
thusiashi.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-11

The bllowibg is the return of the par
ishcs In Louisiana, so faf as heard from
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-11

o. Louisiana, he home Of General
Taylor, has voted for hitni Kentucky. the
h"ine Of his thildbood, has voted f6r him
II tton Rouge, The place If HE residence.
bas voted for him. The Nation has voted
for him ! the Wings voted Tor him! many
patriotic, indepe ndeHt Democrats voteA for
him and every body that voted for him
can't help laughing and hoiieriag. Fiji.
mere's native State voted for him! hi4
home voted for himg Louisiana voted for
him. VIM Q. Buffers native State voted
against him. his home voted against him
Louisiana, 'lgt he slandered, voted against
him! in fact he was, with Csss, routed
every where. The people rule==lbe tvpn.
try Is safe.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-11

THr MAmeLuKE ArrAIR.-Tbe Saint
Louis Union Of the 24lh uIt., saysi ayes.
ferday the parties interested in this boat,
arranged thei h difficulty. The debt, sIio0,
for which the boat was seized in New Or
leans, win be paid, the boat released, and
the clerk, Mr.. McCULLoUeH, discharged
this morning. SIN
We should much have preferred that all
engaged in the affair, should have been
brought back to New Orleans, and legally
punished for their unlawful proceedings.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-11
Ernm The n.Itn nf Nn,. q

80 ~ EN'SNA'tN' N'h be'aacFHtlC au'
thorltys
From The Delta Of NV. q.
Ivy the SoNthera Telesruph~We r..
oe'ved the following last night from nnr
Montgomery correspondent "
MONTGOMERY, Nov. !. ~
Montgomery county pives
shout 500 majority Tor Taylor, In is41
this county gave Clay lsn majority, Tai,
lapoosa, 900 Taylor gain in three nrn.
cfectS. In lsa4 this county gave t.i.y
% majority. Macon, $50 for TSylhr M
lslA, this county gave Clay 46l maiority.
Russell, 100 Taylor gain ii threc prs.
ciatts. Ia ls44, this county gave Clav
liz mala4iU. t.E a1
fGgnRetA,--M0Soegp raustv vivrs ~,
lor 462 majority. Ia ls4L this county
gave Clay 2i0 msjorty, Troup aiyes
Taylor T5n majority. II Gsl4, Ibis conn.
" gave Clay 66s mSjoily. Richmond
227 Iarsor gatn--three precincts 20 heat
from. In ls4d this enaaty rave Clsy
2a8 majority, Mefiwe,her--the waite Il
close. II ls44, this county gave Pom aas
u's1uvay Bibb--one gain Er Cas-, m
lsd&1his oouniy gSvt pblk l5d mafo,ity.
as aHa -~--@--
FG Weare sorry % kapw that many oFI
oqf citizens have hsi bets BY pillng mp
tlmif money en- Cas- and Butler. The
friends Of old 2aek have labored hard To-
convince all Of The Rlly oCbatting u~sainst
the People Candidate" who ~"never
saFsenaersr We 66s that those who
have got burnt, viii n future ask their
leaders Ger their authority Cor saying they
would win, instead Of going il blind, as
llereiUkgee ssa N.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-11

A maiden lady, named Susannah Lam
rents, died at Montreal, at the advanced
los years and ) days.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-11
Ept4RAM

They saY fhife eyes TIE sa7Hy stissy
Thy chief attraction ftfn;
! see NJ sunshine in fhine eyes,
They take! 1ue all h st8rtn.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-11
kentucky Muskard--Fofsste by
Ded n San.
FINE STATIONERY

Layed and emanased note paper, royal agbum. mote.
gilt and military ball paper engraved, embossed,
gold border md mourning cards, also yeIyet and IVORY
card cases, gold and sisvsr morocco papeT, gold Ell.
ging, letier. cffpt, crayon. holders, bristol boards and
drawing paper, all sizss, Newman. 0sb6Fnss and
Reeves draavfa5 coloFs, transparent and marble
states; dice and dice boxes, white and yellow enyr.
1opes, also $50 reams Of Letter, cap, tissue and Blot
piper, just received and fs aale by
f@ef G. N. HEROMAN.a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-11

The following glorious returns are, a.
viii he perceived, fom Democratic au.
thoray
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-11

r. itofafe Hfsely is candidate f1f Con
Efasa IN the sizth district Of New York
When We get a few mere printers tn orr ma
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-11
STATE or TUE ONO RtvER,

LoUIsvtbtH, Nov. 9,
has' evening there were three feet fau,
inches water IN The canal. md weather
quite cool aud windy During the twenty
tour hours preceding, the river had risen
three inches, ..s... ..5..a .
Al PittsbUrg there Mere five feet epa
inch ~ the %ehannel and weather cloudy,
Al Cincinnati The river had risen Ave
Inches during The twenty four hpufs pre-
eedibg. .rs.. ....,. 'u.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-11
Glorious WING TriuulphF
THREB CHEERs ron EAST M
ron HOrgBtB

Wv h't' ~ : w #E
The result IT The last election IN This
parish IL cheering beyond anticipation
FBf sAyeai years pist. Tsst rt4t6h Hdige
has been the Jfthe strUhgholds Of EIetHBB.
raeF; bht III Monday last, II was mada 10
shake 10 its very foundations: and had IL
mt been fr The tulpable neglect Of f. "
Wings, Nhd 50 faf forgot The duty they
rived themselves and their country, mr. ~
keep tfBth the polls, L would have mn
pIptHly surrendered u 'tatibf and Fillmore
The mhi1tity obtained by The Democrats
Was BHtF siti fills small vote IL not
tiore a Whie victory thaH Il IL a glorious
tribute 10 uur fllow.titizen. Zachary I'aY
LOT II SHOWS n what high estimation he
is held by those who hnUW him intimately.
aud who have daily opportunities If inter.
course With bin. More etpni6hs were
Used by The Democrats to cary East ia
ton Rouge, Thar any ether parish. "De.
barltpeues' wefs RiFtiished==nis.
sionaties cent IN all directions to make
spetehes--ahd, IN fact, every means was
Used while in the whole canvass, tnelu.
ding printing aHi discussions, We do not
The Wings expended dHe hundred
Yet, with all that, Ea,t baton
Rouge has glotiypsly vindieatgd GENERAL
ahd hss nearly overcome one oil
he most steady aud stubborn ]niaioritips In
he Slate. THREE cheers for East Batsh
9opep ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-11

Iofcerdta, Nidalta pr. 20
TensaS 90 Tor Taylor, aud two pre-.
oincts To hear from.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-11
CALIcOEa.

1tRAJt11Ef5S
Just received from New York. i splendid
assortment Of French English and American
prints which be now offers far SAFE.
Sept 10 80. EUGENE LATOUE.
CHEAP GOODS n NO MISTAKE. II
Wishing - disp9se Of my present stock. before land
ing IN my Yah and Winter Supply, 7 respectfully an
] have greatly rednced the prices. Persons Wishing
bargains would do well 10 call aaJ examine 1gg them,
selves. Eotf0abis 70 slow goods.
EUGFNE LANeUE
july 29-1no. rs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-11

IL The trlegraphic wires have lost all
Popularity with Gen. Cass's friends--lhcy
don't bring one 1~ocotoco victory.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-11
IAAE I11tNsaN.

/ certify The foregoing % be a ffus cory N DC aes
Of Incorporation 6f fte "EsHfeHafg E6Iispy N I'm
Is iaha & which feife approved Nv NE District A.
toTney fog ae 9TH Jtnfieisl District. and hy he CIV
hi conformity with law. IL ihe archives III nv of;fs'
Gi7sn tIdef my hand Dis 291 day. If June, 1919,
CHAR LES GAYAHEE,
Secretary Of State.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-11

THE RadeS-We refer our readers TO
az advertisement In another column. /,
wilt be seen that Messrs. Odom g. Elliott
have postponed the Fall Races until the
22d inst. We hope they win receive that
liberal patronage which their enterprise
deserves. 'a 4 4
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-11

If young ledies, now, a.days, did not be.
come woman at thirteen, men would hare
peter wives
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-11

III ~ t'tFh ' te NtEtlltH GI III al
Monday was one Of the most ppaeea bic
occasions Of The kind we have ever wit
messed II reflected n great deal Of credit
on our population Of both parties.
Mrsstastpr Reported majorhy-Clat.
borne County l0a, Adams g7s Wilkinaon
ld4' Town Of RodneS 6I=aIl for Taylor.
The description Of the torrhlight process
Fion in the Adputaia was admirable We
are certainly happy that our friends felt sp
happy on the evening before the election.
This world ia so Ebll Of care, and trouble
thai we have sometimes tn be thankful for
7nhalI ~Iavors, and have no doubt our pppe-
noh's EeeI tho same AT present. and ha Va
lone so since the result In thls parish.
tHE CANvAss,-lt Is with pleasure that
we congratulate our tteuds aud readers In
general OFT the termination Of tho bolster.
Qua aud highly exciting campaign ,nat
'"i'IHoPd' We knew OF no situation more
unpleasant aud slavtsh than that of the
editor Of a party paper, especially on the
eve OF an important contest. The diapua.
slohs between individuals Il nothing com
pared With one whohe as Il were alone.
to bear the battles for bis party. Hence
bring now relieved If part Of that burden,
begin again g. breathe freely, and our
will be in future, until called anew IN
The political arena, 10 eater as much M
@rthe benefit ofthe reading part
The community, aud to render the Gazette
useful aud entertaining family newspa-
Der. And in this course we expec, and
rope to receive The hearty support and co.
operation 1t our fellow citizens.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-11
CHEAP GOODS n NO MISTAKE, n
OIL sCfSaaRaI

VIZ E5IE3JUNN B -
4 large assortment of scissors. For sale b.
mar29-9 G. e. FUTILE a.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-11
EEfeprfyE ofEtef. New Orleans, l

1900. :. IAH0V TIE eUfFIIEts IFHW J8IF9nF. 4
Jfff5 ~. ts44
Having sFafaised the Constitution and tsvsts ~ 1T
the alGe1teuaU college Of I0aisihas: and tdzNyys
ring fHftte 6T5li6ff 6f he Dkffff AH9yb4Y As tbOvs
expressed, said tgnshtHsim aHd get. Of iat4ytoratldaie
II m aeeefdahte with hff, tF8frSHEiffaf H. fg6 HffNa
Of s~acfstafg af State Ear record. al tss sxtanas a
fiis applicants.
Signed. ISAAC JOHNSON.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-11

y Ialigma4 3 tytns, District Attorney in md n,
ne seventh 5ntIleial Distfi6t n fhs State Of Ihfiiss
iaita. d6 hereby certify nat ! have teyas3d mi a..
HnsiRea lie tagging written application n Ls Eseel-
lsHty; th4 fafvbFtDf 9f said STAFF. IN which fbe ami.
tahtss q majority NJ whban fasidts In said Distsif1,
ard eahfatfeHai ~pugFpases Under fIe iftle ft1A afss.
teitafy College If Hnisiafla 2 and il il mn 6fit,ih5.
that nj anti sVefy sbjaets. attislas md conditions i,
said applieatitfl set bfttt and t6htsined, are lswfai
IS 81 ii HgHsdy ~ 9 LYONS.
Dist. Atty. TN Dist fhdriqisns,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-11
Inn tAIENT

NOVEMBER 10, 1H4s.
MA btFHotat Philadelphia, 10000
majority PENNSYLVANIA, New Yofb, Mas
sathHselts, Connecticut aud Kentucky.
hHiofities TO- Taylor, Uh'o, New lamp
shire, l)llihois, Indiana and Virginia, for
Cas-. Taylor gala in Mississippi and
Alabama.
Detroit, the residence Of Case. has etv.
81 4 majority tbf Taylor.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-11

FUHN NJ UeIIR q wv, u --| -----
ny NE SoeRhern Tclegrph-We 70.
oe'ved the following last night from our
MontgeMorN correspondent 0-- -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-24
Ninth Judicial Circuit.

The Democratic Electors ofthe Ninth Jul
dicial Circuit are respectfully requested TO
meet ia convention in their respective coun-
ties at such time and place rs may be agreed
upon by the several committees authorized
to call county conventions, for the purpose
of choosing delegates 10 meet at Ottawa, III
La Sale county, on the ID Thursday OF
April next, at O'Clock p. NJ, to appoint a
delegate to represent said circu il in the Ma
tional Democratic Convention to be held in
Baltimore on the I'D day Of May next, and
also TO nominate an Elector OF President and
Vice President for the same circuit.
The committee recommend that each
county send one delegate, and an additional
one for every 1900 inhabitants, being guid-
cd by the census of lSi5-which would give
Kane county delegates, Kendall 3, La
Sale 5, Livingston /, Grndy |, Bureau 3,
Marshall ,, Putnam ), Stark :, Peoria >,
De Kalb !, Ogle 3.
NJ. L. HoLLisTEp, La Sale County,
TITUS HowE, keadGH,
L. A. AMEs, Putnam.
WV. II. FEsSENDEN. PcOHr,
EDWARD l.. MAYO. De kGiJ,
NJ. w. FLErmEn, Kane,
ID. @. SALISBURY, bureau,
Henry ROBERTS, OJ'e,
Dem. Cor. Com. Oh Judicial CuCuH.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-24

THE MoNTAuK,-A dinner was given by
Capt. LEE of the Montauk, an Illinois riv-
err steamboat, to the citizens of Rock leland,
whereuron the Rock Island idrcriiser gets
up steam, and the following is the result;
Here's to our favoritc steamer the MoutOuk.
We know that she's the think can "WNlk'
The water like thing of life"
And ,lcave the pillows like n carving.kniie.
A bumper now TO commander Lee.
The mobiles, Captain on this "ILland Sea-"
May heaven all his future efforts bless,
Aud his great shadow never be the less.
Now one for the h'hoys, her officers aud crew
They are not many but they are n rEw,--
A generous, jolly, glorious set OF souls,
Their equals can't be found between the
poles.
A happy voyage TO you through life,
To every one a buNom, comely wife;
And when, brave souls, your mortal coil is
dOilcd,
May every mothers sou be found alort.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-24


After the ratification Of the treaty, tie
Senate resumed the consideration OF the
ten regiment bill, which had not PASSED on
the evening of the 18th, but it was believed
would undoubtedly be passed on the lG,h.
Several test votes were taken ON il, and
the vote stood - in favor to l. against il.
Mr.. SEWER awaits It's passage before lcav.
ing for Mexico.
Ia the House, the only incident worthy of
note we Gud thus announced by the ,cIc.
graph as occurring on the 10Th:
House, after some un.mpor,aut business a
motion was made 10 adjourn, and division
If the House called for, when fight oc-
CURED between Ne>,rS. HARRISON. 90 Geo.
and John Seucr,ou. immediately q great
confusion arose. and tie PuSii>t,c members
were separated and both apol0gi>cd, Mr.
Thompson Of Miss, moved that a commit
tee be appointed To investigate the cause of
the reucuuutcr Of HARRISON aud Scucr>ou.
and have power to send for persons and
papers.
Mr.. STEPHENS opposed such motion. Mr.
Hunt stated that the Comhatapi, had apollo.
g>ed. and shaken hands. After some fur
Their debate Mr.. Stephens movcdtodj>pcn,c
with a committee. which was agreed 20.
The House then adjourned till Monday.
On Monday, Mg. SYLVESTER offered
rcsoutionto adopt the rule for the expulsion
Of members engaged in personal conflicts 10
il,t hplv Tho resolution ,,.is mot -rt.T
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-24

DlED.-ln Ottawa, on Saturday the 18th
inst, lloUATTo s., only son Of Frederick
\. aud Martha w, Slack, aged q months.
Farewell, our darling childs sad farewell,
Thou'rt gone from earth in heavenly scenes
TO dwel
For sure, if ever being formed from dust.
Might hope for bliss, thine is that holy trust
SpotleSS and pure, from God thy Spiri, came I:
SpoteSS it has returned, a briahtCrnamc.
Ours is thc loss, and agonizng Grief Irclicr,
The slow, dead hours, the signs without
The lingering nights, the thoughts Of pleas.
urcS past, Tlas,-
Memory that wounds, and darkness TO the
How dcsolatc the space. how deep the line,
That parts our hopes, our fales, our paths
from thine; Tshore.
We tread with ialtcring steps the shadowy
Thou art at rest where storms eau vcx no
more.
In Ottawa, on Tuesday evening last, Of
Inflammation of the lungs, Dr,Jo Srrm BLlsH,
aged 60 wears.
On Sunday morning last, FRANCES d..
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hoes, aged
4 years months.
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the earth, and tramplrd under foot-a blow
9th his trunk scnis the horsemen 10 the

the earth, and tranplrd under fout-a blow
with his trunk senls the horsemen TO the
ear.h-a thrust with the tusks hurls the ter
lied steed among his comrades, while the
huge beast urges forward bis enormous
weight strews the ground with horrible car
pare. Still he is nnder the government OF
his rider who sits upon his neck, and his
work of destruction is Systematically pur
sued. Bat his trInl, is thrown alolt, his ears
erected. his mouth expanded, and a protrac-
tel. shrill and piercing scream uttered;
the spearnf hor>eman h1S entered his meek
frantic with pain. he ScihcS his conductor
with his irunl; aud filings him into the air;
he breaks FROM The ranks ana llUngeS, rc-
CARELESS whether friends or tle> are destroy
ed in agony he sinks at last among the
slaughtered, destroying in his fall those who
have been safely conveyed through thcp Pre-
viuas horrors in the tower Upon lti' back
To render the elephants more efficient IN
fight large sabres, daggerS. and other alien
sive weapons were fastened 10 their iuNSS,
aud every care was taken 10 iaSpile ihem
with fury against their oGprtssc.s.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-24
Meeting of the Mechanics.

In accordance with previous notice. the
mechanics Of Ottawa met in the ConSrcga-
tional church, 10 take into consideration the
proprety Of establishing the ten hour Sys-
TEN Of labor.
The meeting being called TO order, S. J..
Frost was appointed chairman, and \. l..
Grow, secretary.
The object of the meeting was then sta
ted, and the following resolution was offer.
ed, and adopted
Resoircd, That we do adopt the Ten
Hour System Of labor.
On motion committee Of three were APP
pointed to draft a petition to present TO the
Trustees of Ottawa, requesting them TO APP
propriate an amount, in whole or part, 10
defroy the cxptf SEES olrinGng the bell, aud
that said petition be presented to the citi.
2enS of Ottawa for their signatures.
Moved aud adopted that the proceedings
of this meeting be signed by the Chairman
and secretary. and that copy thereof be
presented TO the press of Ottawa requesting
them TO publish the same.
The meeting then adjourned to meet
again Mt the Mechanics Hall, April I'd,
at o'clock, p. NJ. III. l.. FROST,
4. L. Grow, Secretary. Chairman.
Tho Democratic State Convention of Penn.