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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-30
DO Yor HEAR THATa.

"BOhSs DO iul liESk 1HAIE'
You've InLxss Tho habi, OF s'loaiing'' de-
s,roys more young men in cities than all 9th :
causes put together -Ereaaasc paper.
The ..haai," and its Consequences are
NJ, coniacd 10 the CITY nlnnc, conn,r.
towns pariakc Of il aud sometimes send
from their busnms iato the wur,d as Idle
and worthless Young men rs any &C cit,
nurture. Oar thriving town is nj eycmp,
ed; here frnm morn nntil dcwv eve. ,c
sometimes in,n the "wee sm,' hmrs" %,
the night, NAV he seen and heard the
scions al manv house. iram the uahrce,h.
ed urrh;n ~ The h,hb'cich,v, Engaged IN
Noisy mischief. E.cn lecture cannn,
pass nfT without nm "cc,.,anal interruption
irnm snme d''zen "f j,vcnile s'oa,silc har
btriins." leu, urnn fan.
We were hnv oure oarsclf and 81 re-
ceniiv that mrmrs still lavcs tn dwell UP.
IN Juvenile sports. Rh We were never
hov enough 10 find ...u,," in disturbing .
pebble assembly, n matter i,r Win, OH I'll
convened. We ;onnd recreation in vari.
aus ''plass," msnv at whirh appear To be.
last I" 'hnsc nns occupy in- the niche IN
the allotted age of mn which We filed
some dozen wears since.
Bows. come hither mud VIC will rctrcsl,
s"ur minds with tie sports If nj .'lanu
sync." aud IL we cannot exercise father,
jurisdiction over yoa hv restraining ,nn 4,
home. nj lens, We eau pa, ,oa la tie WAY
If passin. more pleasantly those evening.
which appear hy common consen, 10 be
your own.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-30

Thy friend,
EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE.

EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
Oar Cairo correspondent, with the hca-
ihcnsh name arrived Just too late this
week to re, into the Gazette, although il
came through in ten DAYS. We trust he
will continue 10 give ns a!l the river and
n,her news stirring, but as our sheet i.
small We must request that he will con-
dense matters.
The Substance of his letter VIC can give
in few words:-A bill was presented the
Clerk 81 the steamer Mountnneer NJ
Evansville BY n man named Ross; hn re-
fused pay it before having consulted the
Captain. Ross became insolen,, used abu.
siyc language and finally was forced gu, oi
the cabin, down the steps, and on to the
steamer Emperor. Here he seized billie,
oi wood md mlde ieint to throw /, n, Mr.
Moody, the clerk, when the hitter drew
pistol and fred nj Ross. The bal! entered
his forehead and he fell mor,ally wounded.
Mr.. Moody Immediately surrendered him.
self 10 tho authorities.
The concluding paragraph VIC give en-
tire:-
There is nothing else aloa, here worthy
Of note, except that the Locofocos have no
ted long faces, fac, suppose however
you have observed ere this in Iowa. Bar
hers refuse to shave I.ocos and Barnburn-
ers unless they pay by the square foot.
The weather is unusually cold, and both
rivers rising.
ZNAYL G. YORK.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-30
To ABlI.lTlONlSTS

a fine field is presented The practical
Aho!i,onisi BY the American Colonization
Society. They have sen, ou, this wear L.
llheria ii3 emiyrau,s aud there arc now
5S7 others waiting. auNiouslv waiting. Ia
embark far tho same coauiry. bat ualar,u.
nately the Society has exhausted al or IFS
funds. OF these ai7 negroes. lis IRE
slaves and their freeloa eepcadS upon ,.ieir
emigration 10 Liberia.
Here i field iar the exercise IL philan.
thropv upon an extensive scale, nnd we
rust those persons who have lei, 81 decplA
Tor the Suffering slave VII now feel 4 ltl'e
deeper and plunge their hands i.io their
pockets and contribute \ portion 1T ,a..
sternes staff. ol the loye - " hich mans m.
tire : sometimes composed.
We woali lie pleased 10 coa,rihn,c oar
mite - any funds that mav bc entrusted
- rs fr the purpose aua i1rvarl NJ our
own expense to tie Secretary q, II sh'ar
tn. Let us now see aAa arc tie real
friends ns the slave In our nlils,, or ah,,h.
or indeed I'll Of this sympathy be affected.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-30
HOME JOURNAL.


The LIST mai traugh, us n letter from
Mes.rs. Morris \ Wills. enclosing pros.
per'us aho, enc column in length, with
the reqaes, t"pab'i>h the same three mouths
and thus crca,ls "hlige them. The cheap
rate a, which Western newspaper publish.
ers frequently record themselves, lends the
Ea>'cra nabnls If tho press To esteem them
IN the same light. Insulting then MS we
might deem the above request, under such
circumstances WE eau view il but ms one
result q our Western brethren filling up
their sheets with prospccluses Of Eas.
tern publications. We have occasionally
noticed the lIoMr J.rRxAL, and il i,
still be sen, us, will continue 10 do 40, but
we canno, consent To publish the prospect
Us OF that or any other paper for bare
exchange.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-30
Head WATERS, S,li River,l
NV. both, 1918.

WV SvaHs 1910.
To Oar Good Friend Gooseqni'l:
Knowing ms thou dos,--pinion Of be-
loved reIaiivc--that We arc mt one of tho
snnshny kind of iricnds-bein: altogether
81, the moonshinv ordcr-and moreover be.
nu on the most intimate terms with as
from ,hv close relationships -thou wilt not
hc surpriscd-nor indeed any Of our fami-
Ito receive this of hand cpisllc.
Having dropped thee like unto live
coal from the hcnumhcd digils Of our dexter
in, aud hastily. so fast MS modicum Of
animated horse flesh could speed us. made
tow ards our destination. upon the first re-
ccipt OF the news tina, all was lost, we now
live parabolicul embodiment oi dubi,nncy
the very nn,ipodes of that remarkable
saving of SoIamnn'- :--"B, sure YOU are
ri.h, then 90 ahead
As before Unlimited, having walked the
plank of n steamer with our feelings akin
IT, the feelings Of an icclc, which, however,
to use the language Of our former epistle,
"wcrc soon sotiened down to TIM; comsor-
table state with which nature has favored
vs." indeed favored tho whole eans family.
we were soan placed among the cnnecnal
spirits &c this ,ruy Democratic land
Our spir, is fired with the mention of
the word sheet anchor Of our party--
aud our blood flows warmer through our
veins; cen while VIC write comes upon the
water. party with shout aud song, convey
ing that nnblcman Of nature. that cmbod.
men, Of Democracy, that pure, cnlichtcn.
ed, undciilcd, honest, patriotic and heroic
statesman aud warrior, Gen. LEWIS Cas-.
High abuvc MI noise md confusion VIC hear
his dulcct voice MS he carols The following
beautiful strains TO the tune Of '.Carry mr.
back 10 Old Virgnia":-
This mud scow of Old Virginia, is now my only
home.
Old friends have now deserted nc, and turned
Inc out To roam;
Then row me gently up the stream,
feel both sick and sore.
ne'Cr shall more touch ak rn Pa,
Nor reach the "Whitc House, door.
Z. tho scow in which that great man
arrived, We learn and hasten to inform you.
that Pennsylvania is still in doubt, New
York is not altogether certain. aud several
States in the South counted Cor Taylor
hase gone for Cass, which will make i, n
tie. Bat even should PENNSYLVANIA 20 Cor
TAYLOR, Cass 10y getting eighteen Of the
l63 votes now claimed for Ta.lo would
he elected. just think or i; aud she'd no,
tbs pin feathers, adorable bird, until thou
hoheidclh rs. ;,ar nth tho glorious news We
hasten To re,race our steps.
Iay friend, The Enron.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-30
IMPORTANT To Locorocos.

Aware Of the anxiety experienced By
our brethren upon the other side Of the
hplse 10 hear news from their destined
homo, VIC hasten To place beiorc them ,h.
following epistic. We cannot vouch for its
authenticity, nor indeed for any thing tina,
c'nana'es from our nci.hbnr,thc Cap'ing.b
The lngahrinus s,,le, tho swift and regular
descent from pa,hns IL ba,h"s, and the cor.
rect election returns. give il kind of Ban
ner nll.ovcrish.ncss that ''marks it as his
own -
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-30

WEEKLY NATi NAL lNTELLIGENCER.
In abiding to this excellent political and
news journal previous io the election. Il
correspondent; of the Baltimore American
,l'as speaks 1.-The pens 1t The most chi.
ncn, writer's, in all quarters at the land.
grace lis columns with original papers nj
rare value; and the lealin. articles al its
accomplished and powerful editor, in dc.
fence ofour standard bearers aud tho pr.n.
c;pcs Of good government. stand alone in
their excellence aud exert widespread
influence upon the public mind. In addi-
tiea 10 these features. this paper confirms
in'. reports ct the proceedings oi Congress.
desiGeraium ot ~ little value. FIR the de-.
aa'cs in the nn,ion'l Legislature furnish an
immense mass ol cleciuneering m,iier--
!, also has valuable foreign corresnui,-
dencc, which is, ii, the prcscn, moment ol
great interest"
Those Of our subscribers wishing a pa-
per from the Seat oil Government cannot
DO better than 10 Subscribe .or the National
Iniclligcncer.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-30
RAILROAD MEETING.

In another coiana - ta.ni call
for meeting o, tie eiszsa. :: th.s aaj the
neighboriug eaan. :. e. ma1s -cG.e = ~
for the earls construction \, "a a,. Il N
this place tar - gl Ca4 ID Cine
Bluffs. |, genera ,tewa j.: the c.-
liens oi d .ssg.s a 4 aN haze t II
contempiaii5n u Construct Railroad con
Meeting lnosc cities. an tat their pf.,p IL.
ton is in The same condition le.;re Con.
rres- a is that CIR the construction # "a
Railroad rom Davenport 10 Cpuncii Bl4iT..
That Is. they are both in the hands If
Ca,nmliiccs. neither acted npnn fur tho
wnHi &c further Information lrpin those u Ii,
are Immediately interested. Strenuous
efrar,s arc being made l., Tho ndyoca,cs Il
the Dubuque aud keokak II ii'rnad in 81.
der that their proposition max meet with the
earliest attention should we under
snch circumstances he ii!c? Oar prep"si.
tim considered aud the presumption j..
ID 4 the other mili not q, present be acted
upon. We then urge upon all those inter
es,ed in the inrmer rnlsold-and what Gil
izen af middle Iowa is MOTTO meet NJ The
Conr, House on Tomorrow aflefnna n for the
consideration o! this inporian. slbject.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-30

ELnsAsr AppRIss-The editor of the Banner
IN writing back the incumbent Of The chair
editorial in his absence. addresses himself 10
lis ..good friend Gooscquiil.' We can't see ,ha,
the q,aa has had much TO do with the paper du-
ring his absencc.-- Gazette.
The Gazette has improved by squirting: 10
use steel IN the editors absence. When the
chair is duly filled, the two Offices will share the
gposequ II between them: the Gazette having
inc goose in his head the Banner the quill in
his iingers.-Baaner.
We must confess VIC have the coosc in
our head, whenever we write or think
about our neisl.bor Of the Banner.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-30
lioRTIcuLruRE AND AGRICULTURE

lioRTIcuLruRE AND AG.ICvLrrgg. la
another column the reader will iind an Ca.
ccl!cn; communication upon these subjects
from the pen of one of our farmers. We
hope 70 hear frequently from him during
his winter leisure hours, aud would he
pleased Ia chronicle The reflections of 9th
ers Of oar farmers. Surely something "onf
Of the nsta! order Of things" has elected
the attention of every ,iler Of the soil
which would be we'll worth the pnbiica-
ton.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-30

Ok THE FEScE.-Our ncighb0r Of the
Banner SAYS in respcc, Ia the election. il,ai
he i IN - mos, unpleasant state Of duai.
tancy," he dues not know 10 which il bc.
comes him To give way, 10 Joy or grief, hni
"i'ne," he says, ''nust decide the prob
lem for u.s."
The two parties stand in brcaihless my
ieiy awaiting the decision Of our ania!le
contemporary, each hoping vet fearing tia,
its side Of the fence may be the favored re-
cipicnt Of tho talent and influence Of the
Banner man.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-30

STEAMBOAT CoLLis.. N---On Wednes
day evening q. ~, week lie steamers j..
siah Lawrence ans. Gendoies came in con
tact On The Mississippi below 81. Louis
The latter boa, Immediately sunk ia nine
fee, water. 4 negro child drowned. Boat
total lass, cargo will be saved. Insurance
on boat $4,000.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-30

C-The Rev. Theodore Parker stated in
a recen, sermon, that there was IN alley in
Boston which contained sixteen ienements,
each Of which contained several families:
an! ,hat oi the children born in this court.
oac half were born blind. and the ewes Of
the other hall were more or less desec-
tive.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-30

GREAT Ronnrsy--Sl,50O REWARD
The baltimore San of Friday last, has a
communication from Washington saying
that the Na,iona! Institute hud been rob-
bed Of the guild and diamond snuii.box pre-
senied by Tie Emperor Of Russia. Also
the diamond necklace, veluablo coin, &C.,
valued al S2O,00o.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-30

We have heard OF nil kinds Of betting do
ring this election, but the following made
Yesterday in this city caps the climax. A
Taylor man lie, Locoloco, ten d,llnrs that
Gen. Cass' ncares, ncighhor voted for
Old Zach. The information was applied
for by means Of tho Telegraph, and the bet
won hv the Ta,l or man. This we call GO
;ng il hlind.-.NeU Era.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-30

MEETING OF EL.crcEs.--Tho Electors
chosen by the several States, 10 vote for
President aud Vice President, will meet at
the capitals Of their several States on mex,
Wednesday and fulfil The duties nccordnrtu
the will OF the People, under the require.
menis Of the Constitution.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-30

@Richnrd KEYS, clerk in tie Dali-
more Pos. Office, has been arrested for the
embczzlemcnt Of six thousand do.nrs from
letters, and otherwise. Mos, Of the money
has been recovered.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-30

MASSACHUSETTS STATE ELECTION
vote for Governor III this Stale on the 18th
inst. resulted MS follows:-Briggs, Wing,
7.746; Free Soil. 2,29s; Hunker, l,OS6
Briggs is elected Governor BY On increased
majority on the vote Cor Gen. Taylor.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-30
ACCIDENT.

AGerman residing in this vicinity, by
the name Of Puck, on last Friday had the
lower part Of bis arm torn off by n ,hreshing
machine. DIR. Burrows. in attendance,
ssnpuiatcd tho lacera,ed member near the
shoulder.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-30

WILLARD FILLMoRE.-Joux Quincy An
ANS, ia an address 10 his constituents, de-
livcred at Braintree, September II, lS4o.
SAYS: "MrLLARD FILLMORE is one of the
ablcst, most faithful and fairest minded men
with whom il has bcen my fortune 10 serve
in public lifc." This man Is nov 10 pre.
side over the L. s. Senate.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-30

The Wings crow before the election, the
Democrats after it.-Iora Democrat.
will you let rs hear you crow now that
tho election is pas..-Kcoyaxqsc Wing.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-30

MAN DROWNED. man fell from the
steamer N. Wnggoner, at Bloomington
last Thursday night and was drowned
No clue 10 his identity has been obtained.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-30

ZASrE.--isepor,s mp 10 the ll,h nlt.
state that the crop Of Currnnts Ind been
safely secured and Welded about 0,500, 900
pounds. Ofthe las. years produce about
100000 pounds remained in store.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-30

"0scsoLA," our Wisconsin correspon-
dent of few weeks since, Hourishes IN the
let suahss of tho Hone Journal. We
hoe to hees from him soon again.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-30

FIrz GREENE HALLrK.--The author Of
"Bozzaris" is not dead, as we Among others
hnve had it.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-11-16
Travellers Rights.

In the Court of Common Pleas yesterday, the
jury gave n verdict IN favor Of the plaIrllf in
the cuse of Michael Garlly vs.. Seth Geer, CON-
menced OF Friday. This was ali action TO re-
cover damages for assault and battery and eject.
ment from railroad car. II appeared that the
plaintiff purchased ticket for Granite Bridge,
station IN the Milton Branch of the Old Colo
ny Railroad. The defendant was the conduct
or of The train, and received the tickets. After
he h,d gathered the tickets from the passen'
gers in the car where Clarity was seated, he
passed to another car, bat subsequently returned
and insisted that Gurri.y should leave the car,
as he had paid only TO Crescent Avenue Gar
ri,y SAID that h had purchased ticket for
Granite Bridge. and should not leave the cars
iii he reached there. Thereupon Mr.. Geer SCI
zed hold OF him, dragged him to The door OF the
car and attempted 10 throw him off while the
train was IN motion. Garrty, however, remained
in the train until II reached Harrison Square,
where he was forced TO leave. Garriy laid his
damages at $40, aud the jury gave hun the
whole amount clalmci. III had sued for hun
dreds OF dollars, he would probably huye got n.
Passengers on the Old Colony hlroad would
do well to keep their tickets, las evidence ttai
they have paid their fare,) unlll tney reach the
point Of destination - Boston Bee,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-11-16

CTTo the advertisement of Mr.. J. C. Booth.
we invite the attention OF our readers. There
is no doubt of the correctness of the cash prin.
ciple as regards both buyer aud seller, and that
a great saving is the result To those, there
fore, who are prepared to adopt it and are in
want of articles of clothing of any description.
we would say examine the goods of Mr.. Booth.
His experience, extensive stock of fashionable
clothing manufactured in the best manner and
low cash prices, offer superior Inducements to
all who wish TO replenish their wardrobes for the
coming season.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-11-16
From Wednesdays Daily.
BY CHENEY'S EXPRESS,

Massachusetts 10000 plurality for Taylor.
New York $4,000 to $4,000 for Taylor.
Pennsylvania-la gains for Taylor so far
probably good for 5000.
CONGRATULATIONS by 5000.
Rhode Island-Toylor has 1884 majority.
Ohio. probably for Cass.
DELAWARE. Taylor's majority is sl7; Cuy's
in IA was 267.
Rhode ISLAND. All but Two small towns
give Taylor G'iS9, Cass 1900, Van Buren, EOS
Tay lor's majority over all, 1884.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-11-16
From Thur,dny's Daily.

Massachusetts $4,000 plurality for Taylor.
Connecticut 1900
Maine, doubtful-Cass best chance.
New York for Taylor by 10000. -
New Jersey ditto by $500 psjartys =
Pennsylvania, Taylor by COCO 10 l0,20~
Ohio probably for Cass by from 5000 TO TO-.
900.
Delaware and Rhode Island for Taylor.
Nothing decisive from the South and West.
A Wing Member of Congress is gained iron,
Michigan.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-11-16
For the Waterman & Journal
WASHINGTON COUNTY MU-
TUAL ms. CO. NY.


AT the repeated solicitations of an agent of
,h'' ihsttntlon' the Undersigned was induced to
become member ny insurlng portion of his
properly IN said Company. Among other con-
s'hera''ons urged by The agent to induce me to
insure my property IN thar company, he contend
ca maj the Vdshlngton County concern was
Farmers Company, and that II cost uery much less
to insure IN tins, than any other Insurance com.
pany IN view OF these considerations, the agent
was suffered to make what he termed surrey of
the premises I" be insured, and the necessary
papers were executed. In due time policy
was received. But upon an examination of this
instrument, ma 1t has no date-nor does it
give any act OF incorporation, Or location to this
company,-but leaves the members for anything
winch appears upon the face of their policies, in
case OF loss, TO hunt for the company wherever
their ingenuity shall direct Nor is this all. If
they snail be SO fortunate as To find the Compa-
ny, they have no assurance OF finding their poll
ces IN force. SEC IL OF the bylaws provides
that whenever AN assessment shall have been
maze upon me premium notes. and the sum lie
'er'h'ned which eacn person snail pay on his
no'e' u snch sum shall not De PAID WITHIN thirty
Gays AMER 'he same snail nave been demanded
oy me company or their ageh',the directors may,
~ ''e" op''o"' a"""' ti'e po'cy ol insurance
a"" .H;e.' "pc'eo, suo.i su'i' 81 assessed But
~, TT, ~ n. " u' "'e'e' Wy
une .easu'e' III MS once OF ~ euer, or thro
so'e newspaper Is NOT stated. lllw, then, can
any mer.oef Know ou, "hat ne WIN De met, IN
', | ese.' VI Ioss, WI" - pu'' olr-we denidn-
dea VI you an assessment over 'hffIy days sinte,
"ncn no' oo'n9 palu, your poli'S was " aSnunuu
"-i "s'."' ''F
ine p,'9 sem 10 me Is Si.nen oY "a
Oo'ne' tee rresuen'' ana D. W. ferry, DT"tg
3'cIe'aty-uh oeirs upon tne 'ace such e''
uehce o' 'Iuuu' ll"' nise oeen 'ed 70 make IN
q'"'es III 'e']re"ce l" t',e Doasteu hdVahiage on
inc score OF ehe'p"eS' "hIch ms Farmers Com
P'V (as Is ca'''o'l mas over oIher Insurance
companies III our own oIaie companies too,
WING" "a'e h"t oh'y local hao'a'Ion, put a
'ePu'",'', ~, 'a'' ueu''G a'n me Puhc,ual set
''eu'c"' VI AL 'osSrS' es'ao''Sneh IN business
., twenty years compare wv" the Vermont
""'uu'' located AZ M"npe',ef' w.
was insure" ny t!'S washington County
Iu,"pa"y ~ lne sum " Two INJURED and my
aniarS LOT wh'cl, me agtnt demanded m nauance
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-11-16
$3.50

An old Salt in New York, about shalt seas
over" while hanging on lamp post, was heard
20 soloquze as tollows:- would be com.
frlable thing if | knowed where Ice bound for.
Up streets got mixed with down street, aud
there's no such thing as cross street at all
The moons cross-eyed aud keeps wihkin' and
blinkin' as it her eyes were full Of Maraboy.-
Now what am to do? II stand still there's a
very pleasant chance Of gon' to sleep slanjin'
aud If stir hang me If know which way Pm
travelling"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-11-16
SONS OF TEMPERANCE GRAND d.
VISION OF VERMONT.

Annual session in the month OF October, at
Montpelier. FIRST quarterly session, "Wednesday,
10Th Of January, ut Woodstock; second, We'd
nesday 25,h Of April, al Bralteboro'; third,
Tuesday, oath of July, al Mlddlebury.
OFFICERS FOR lSI5 g. 9-Thomas Z. Pow
ers OF Woodstock, q. w. p; A. ID. Putnam Of
Bralteboro', q. w. A; VIM. w. Wells OF Wa
terbury, G. Scribo; WIN. Carpenter Of Water
bury, u. Il Eli Ballou Of Montpelier, q. Chap
lam; Daniel Lothian of Stowe, q. Conductor
Benz +. Sheldon Of w hdsor, q. Sen.
Number Of Divisions and their location; NO.
AT Bennington; No 2 at Bratlleboro' NO. at
Waterbury; No. at Stowe; No. at Mon'pel-
Ter; No. q at Windsor; No. at woodstock (;
No. 3 at Vergcnnes No. al Middlebury.
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The GUVernOr notified that Chas. 5. Dana and
Josrpi SouIc decline Offices to winch they had
been elected
EngDsSed BW To incorporate Brandon
Bank supported by Mr. Sprague aud opposed by
Dir Carpenter VI n.
Adjourned.