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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-30
The River

Is falling rapidly at this point. About four
feet water between here and Peru. The
weather, very pleasant spring.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-30
4 cotemporary SAYS:

A co,emporary says:
"SPring is here, with her sunny smiles
and odorilorous breezes.
Ditto here, particularly the "odoriferous
breezes.o
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-30

ircquois and Dupage are yet to be heard
from, aud will doubtless increase Mr., Irs
majority.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-30

\ BIT OF RoMAScr.-A girl employed at
the Merrnac Mills at Lowell, left her boar.
ding house about two weeks since, saying
that she wa, going 10 spend some months
with her parents in Petciboro', \. ii. A.
bout week afterwards il was discovered
she was III this city, dressed in male attire,
making preparations to leave for California.
She was found by her parents, after much
search, on beard a California vessel, with
her hair cut oil, and dressed in monkey
jacket and large pants, which gave her the
appearance OF spruce young NAH She
had drawn two hundred dollars from tho
savings bank. put up ut the PemOeiton
House, secured passage, purchased pistols
aud other ne.tllul articles, and would have
soon been on the rolling deep, had not u
girl who was in the confidence Of the heoine
informed relative OF her intentions. She
was very reluctant to give up the adventure,
cut finally consented TO do SO, and returned
with her pareutsto p ererboro'r This story
we found in the Signal it is not very
incredible one, tho such heruin,s are rather
scarce Boston PATH. Finder.
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Inc Case OF Return 10 Reason after
Forty Years hSGniiy-1he Boston
Traveller gives the particulars Of this re-
mirkable case, previously mentioned.
Daring thirty OF the forty year,, the poor
man had to be chained. TIE Traveller says:
The name of the unfortupte man is Eli
sha Robbins, formerly a shoemaker. He is
nearly slNiy-io years Of age. lie vas
twenty four years old when he was first
seized with insanity.
At that time he had just lost his wife, by
whom he had two children then living. 1t
is not certainly known at this distant day
what actually caused his Neutrality-suspicious.
the loss of his wife. Soon after his scizuie,
he was 50 violent that it became necessary
to chain him down without clothes, save a
shirt, and only straw to sleep upon This
course was rendered absolutely necessary
by his habits, which were no better than the
beasts ofihe field.
At one time the paupers were farmed out
by the town 10 the lowest bidders. Among
others, was Robbins, who was chained in a
barn by his keeper, where he was found
one day with his feet frozen, so as to rem
der their amputation necessary. He was
forthwith removed, and since that time has
had every comfort compatible with his sit
uation-his room being always kept warm.
About year ago, Robbins first began TO
exhibit signs of returning reason. II was
observed that he paid more attention topper
soma cleanliness. lie was encouraged, aud
shortly appeared the lapse Of nearly
half century-in the clothing Of a man.
Soon after, he was allowed TO wander about
the building, and at times lie would turn TO
and help in light work, such as husking
corn, &c.
Finally he began TO talk Of persons and
places familiar in his youthful days, before
reason was clouded but beyond that peri
cd, all to him is blank. Hedcscribed, with
perfect accuracy, places of which he was
convcrsant IN his earlier days spoke of the
companions Of that period; Of one in par
ticular, whom he denominated ga GAL"
though If now living, she had attained to
over three score years. He has been tried
in various ways as to the verge OF his mem
Dry; but it always stops at the commence
ment of his insanity
One day the marriage OF an acquaintance,
which took place in his early days OF rea-
sou, was mentioned, and the names OF the
bride Intentionally misstated.. He instant
" corrected the error and gave the right
name. When asked in what year he was
born he replies 'about 1856" but still in
sists that he is but twenty -four years OF age.
At the last accounts he continued to improve,
aud it is hoped that reason was again hrmiy
seated upon her throne.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-30

Don't forge, the Temperance Address at
the Baptist Church, this evening.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-30
Judge Of the iIih Circuit.

We are pleased to be able TO announce the
election eff Hugh Henderson, ESQ, as Judge
Of the llth Judicial Circuit. Mr.. II. is n
lawyer ofability, and every way eminenlly
qualified TO discharge the duties Of the i'm
ror,ant station 10 which the suil'ragcs Of the
People have called him.
The returns SO far indicate the lol,owin
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-06
POLITICAL.
NEVER HOLD MALICE.


Oh never Oh Ia malice it ppisons our.liie,
With the gaarep OF hate and the nehha Of strifs
Lei hat must, sna aespise there We may,
Bat let anger like sunli sht 20 down " th the day.
Oar spirits in clashing MAJ hear lie hot spark,
Ia, No mouldering fame to break OF in the aafki
Wis the nsrroNest heart thai ereaiiupcan maks,
Where passion folds up Ike the coils ei snake
oh never ',hod malice" It eaanai be good
For his nobler strike IN be nsh Of hot blood,
Than to biiterls ehersh the name olthe Zoe,
Wait sharpen weapon aud measure the blow.
The wild dog in hunger--the wolf in its spring
The shark Of the waters The asp with it. sting
Are less 70 be feared than the vengeance 81 mao,
When ii licih IN secret 10 wound when It can.
Oh. never "hold malice" dislike If YOU viii
Yet remember h,n,snit, linkrth stills
We are all Of US human, aid all ri as erring,
And mercy within Is shonld ever be shining.
Shall we dare to lax m 20 the Father above,
With petitions foi pardon or pleading love-
Shall we dare. while paui for revenge another,
To ask from God vet deny brather
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-06

with 10 hrsd. each dl,uey f,nnrd aud the suike Il
sill leffat ia all pats. Il Is copper heaa mccssif
young and alb nj Fl IN oth Ing u was picked up
in thg c unity OF Chesterfield bf Of The engaged
IN h. line ii lbe Dan,illo Riroad and by hm sld Ia
fifaef in The neahh ilhaad. fl tnha. Sch hishs
nature is indeed rate. The sake NOW keptn shall
DIX With plass riser aad mo=s At the bitn. ~ iimes
ne heal Is seen pr ira,r The e q sd. Is IN sleeps
,bifst he tef hea Is r Ia and to-. al the eye
winLine Nh.n t. I'D with straw, lnsiltd a2pras
instantly and ,e snake puts itetln ah nda i dtioee.
Both heads nte held m. ID pefe IA In. ni u 'tfhes
with h1ila simultaneously Tie anian u III ~ heads
and ees6. ii he boil, occufs ablgt 1eb t'Hm lie
mouths \ .uiiag is kaavn OF ! habits tet Hui ol
what food would b. s8itab'e.-s9a hern Planter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-06
Trunks, large and fine assortment,
Carpet Bags, do do
JUST ARRIVED AT HOME,

FVNIF unlrr.igned would fespecinIly INFORM the citizens
Il OF Iyuchburg aud surrounding country that he is AGAIN
at hopci and prepared 10 h with panctuality and
DESPATCH all orders ted to him be dyed, ccansed
finished, equal if not superior, to any ycing establishment
in the unon he has at great trouble and EXPENSE
ed the services o superior workman from he North. Per-
soasmder the impression that work done at the North is al
WAYS we'll DONE have 1t done here now, and warranted
20 please cs continues 10 dy and cleanse silk Netno
Moasins, TagIeena, ,paceas Dresses Sc Carpets Coats
pat, Vests Shals, Stockings, Feathers, Bonnets, such
Brad Straw Neapoltans, any colour And, usual, V
gnia Jeans handsomely dyed and warranted not
JOHN II. SOLOMON,
Sent --2m silk s Wuolcn DYER Iynrhburg.
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HOSIERY AND GLOVES:

large and very comp asotluent including the best PA
his KID GLOVES, (nnuacuredeXPe y 10 order,
and our namc stamped inside oil each pai) in al eoors
and Sizes Six and other Gloves OF every kind, nll
supply OF The very hest styles; English Thread lIO-
SlERN, in silk, Merino, pun six and others for La
dies and Misses, mems aud boys Gerry st ut and s
thread Cotton, Merino and Scotch lambs wool Halt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-06
EMBRolDERIEs AND LAcEs.

we otr very large and choice Stock 81 Paris aud 9th
er EMBROiDERtES, IN Lace and Muslin Gapcs,
Berthcs, sleeves, Cuff, Collars Hdkfs, Chcmizeles,
SC, embracing all Of The rery iaest styles; Cashmere
aud silk NECK SCAllS; ildlti>; Bell Ribbons, &c
also handsome assortment oi Reoi Jalec Laces,
Edgiags and htscrtjglsf Muslin Bana- Muslin ldg-
ings and lnssrlingsj Bobbnets, White MUSLIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-06
BALTIMORE.
GRAND & SQUARE PIANO FORTE MAaUFACI0RY,
No y, -. aud n, Entaw ST., Baltimore, Md

THE SUBsGRIBEs would respectfully call the attention
Of the musical public to their Gland and Square Pianos
which, Tor eampsetn,ss OF afm beauty otsy, deeaey Of
touch power and quality Of tone equal II surpass, those
ola oihef mandatory.
fAe fact that every distinguish ed artist, who has visited
Baltimore, the purpose ii giving Concerts has iusaria
bly, selected d their pano, is the best evidence that
iIey arc uusuf passed
They have voluntary Testimonials from such performers
a. Tie pusfass Madame Anne Bishop sebuberhs knoop,
ard many dns hed Professors and Amateurs, who have
used their instruments.
X a. feeling grateful Tor the very liberal patronage
already bestowed upon lhen would further all, who
be disposed 10 them with their patronage, that no
Pains expense viii be spared to render entire satisfaction
Their elis ment, wleis afeady the largest OF the knd
State his Undergone further Increase, which they
trust enable them supp The demand their intr-
ments kNABE. < fsF,itI.E.
Nos. y, 0and ii,u taw street.
Baltimore, Md.
y r. Tes also prepared to furnish wholesale deal
81 favorable terms. X. = G..
SHuf VI
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49,. =. ), 'So'Ts

T'ARE from RICHMOND to LYNCnBuRG by Canal
L Packets - 30
Fare ron Richmond Ia char6tics,ille by pachetand
Stages %
Far from Richmond 10 Cumberland {. II by Paek
Il, and Saers -
pcs -
Below, card Of intermediate distances, or lare aud
hours Ji passing,
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fssscLiCisedi ET0Mr.

VtSf received excellent lot OF fresh BuCkWHEAT
- FLOUR. All those ia want OF good article will call
soon At S.hfTaSO.N'Ss SPI1TLIufS.
Nov i1-rs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-06

VTSn NNYLoR 4 SONS and sanderson's octagon
Il sco and II Gast Steel.
10 boxes Tin Plate Isl,
aud Tor sale By 'GEO BAt,Bl
st
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MERCHANTS
go
Line of New York Packets,

Two c'car rach week. composed OF the following
4 sells built expressly tor this line:
New schr. Far, j o Snderor, MASTER.
Memento, w J. Terry, master.
VIM II. Muller, \. frcr, m7ster.
" Sias l. Hand, " Ael,crly, uaster
" T. l.. Wllcts, J. .. Smith. master.
" II. Il. Falm1n, Young MASTER,
The above schonucs al the largest class, and fast sail
built in The hest manner and will with any line
ntplcAets sailing from Richmond
Merchants forwarding aud receiving Goods and produce,
viii hud 10 their interest to piheui.c this line, freight
will always he taken the most moderate terms. Every eE
ior witt hr made b, the Kihmond and New York Agents
give eue satisfaction. All goods aud produce, addressed To
will be forwarded Tree OF all charges, through Richmond,
except r dfayagc, wharfage aud The actual expense ol
avolahe storage We have, aso Packets plying between
all the principal Northern and southern portsi upon which
goods aud produce Will be forwarded according TO the above
terms.
RANKIN Y FLOCK,
Nov. 5-i2m Richmond, Va.
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Smiths Patent Ssr0sc Gutter.

Smiths E'GFemg SErGac Cssster.
HAVE on hand, and constantly making, the above
celebrated Ct TIER. Farmers, ana others in want OF
SIMPLE cheap and expeditions Gutter, be supplied
by calling IN person order They warranted per-
form we'll and if after trial of 60 days they give
sailsiacton the money viii be returned Price $40
j. X. PARK Err No 81, Main street,
2do,rs below CITY Hotel Richmond, Va.
McssTs NcDANIEL& LEE, Agents,
Nov l5--wsm Iynchbmg, Va.
Rcpubicancopy.
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p HINfi S II 0 T Z L,
!;iis
.gPPOH4rT0N COURTHOUSE. ~
kll. .Esaa,a 81. il.csf Of liz Slomrt Homo

Nffs .fEffssR ~ - ahs 90 TIT pass 1870
FEN II undersigned Is prorafei Il entertain his friends
aud ibe pall.r geaeally IN manner thai he hores
Nl NEE their approximation. 0Ia assurance IL can give
hal j. h. will do hs best 10 render all wba give him
their patronage. comfortable according their own TASTE
he vii nj disgust To public by enlogzna either him
self house. bat reirs. by pefmlsson II tbese e" i
his pafoas aud friends hose appended; and.
IN fact In every her person thai called On him.
lie viii furnish the hungry with good cdlbIes The ta-
" Win e.sd Jtnkthe weary with good beds. aud the
Ilorsa vii not be forgotten. The SERVANTS are all
thorough tanned aud Ill he asks Is cali. and general
satisfaction Viii bs gwen charge Will be- made
GEO. w 4. RAINE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-06

A. SNAKE WITH TWO HEADS.

There j., At the af i2'h and Aai streets, on.
Exhibition, halural CURIOSITY III The shape VI snake
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-06
SHAWL DEPARTMENT..

this 5lar NCfY c and varlcd assof
lnent OF SIAWLS, Including magnificent Long and
Square PARIS cashmere, Rich Emb'd and Plain Grape,
Terkerri, splendid Long aud Square Plaid Emb'd and
plain Thibe, in black aud cold, with rich silk nge)
and Mourning SlIAWIS, eSc also handsome stock
OF AtANI1EIAS; NlSlIhS, Cloa,s, Sc in styles
splendid yard wide Lyons silk FELPE1S, in black,
green maroon, purple. mazarine and marine blue gar
net &c G,r tlo1Es. Writes. &c,
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.

To Ills department. of Adjustment pay very patti
cuar en9n and prepared to eler unusual induce
mentS 10 Families and Hotel Keepers; also parties fit
ting out Sailing Vessels and Steamboats,; stock en-
braces Premium American Bath, Whitney and Mack.
navy BLANKETS, OF every srzc, adapted TO double OF
single Beds French bedseads bclthes cribs or cradles;
QUILTS ol every quality. corresponding .izes: In
and Cotton SHEEilNtiS of every width that is at
all dc-irale; Pillow and Bolster LINEN OF all widths
Richardson's aud Barltie's superior Shutiug LINENS:
DamasS Table Cloths and Napkin; 6, L $, anl 10 /
stout Barsley and fine Satin Dtmasls and Diapers;
IIackabicl, Bird Eye and other TOWELING Da-
per; wide Russia napars super DamgslS and common
B1Idercd TOWELS; Crash; Ti,elcnburg; new t,le
STAIR Linens Linen Grumb Cloths; Floor Dfuggets
aud rrh Druggc Cruub Cloths, in sizes l2xl2. I2Nl4,
1ixIl, 1iN16, and l6xi6 qrs " ndow Shade Linens;
Furniture Ghinz and Dmtyi FLANNELS from the
lowest to the best styles, in white, scarlet yellow, dan,
blue and green; ertra fine Flannel for Infants, Sack
FlanncS blue, pink and cherry; very superior Canton
Flannels In this department we have
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OPINIONS or r3T pHil.lpELrIn4 PRES
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Valuable farm for sale,


WILL sold, at public auction, he premises, the
w highest bdler. ON Monday, the 10Th day December,
1919, my TRACT OF LAND lying in the county of Ann
heIs about ioar miles from lynn burg adjoining the lands
Of Benjamin Watts and otheIs. containing
esssssses. ONE hundred and forty-twO
ACRES, nearly half Of whiehis in woods, the
rfSaIss balance is mostly fresh having been cleared
up AID enclosed with a fence during the
AA- last three and four years. This property is
E valuable being adapted the growth Of tobacco aud all
kinds oil grain, and Is ina high state OF cultivation.
This land lies we'll and VIII waercd, and has
al good houses Persons wishing purchase will do well
to examine the premises before the day sale Terms made
known ON day OF sale. W NJ. J. ANDERSON.
Nov 22-ut0D
Sale conductelby G NRTASDs s NIOSBY Auctioneers
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"IIootland's German Bitters."

We have seen mary htterlng notices Of this meli.
cine aud The source from which they induced Us
o make inquiry spofting lis merits. From inquiry
were persnalcd to sot, aud mn> say found it spe
che in lis ar upon diseases OF the liver and dgesiy
organs and the powerful uhaenee exrris npeu nervous
pros ration really surprising Il calais aud sreng hens
the nerves, hdngng them no state Of repose, making
sleep refreshing.
Ii his medicine WAS more generally used. we salts
fed there would be less sickness from the stumlch
liver ahd nervous system, the gfeat majority d real and
imaginary diseases emauae. Have them in healthy
rond tim, and bid defiance 10 epldemcs gere-
ally. This eXraordinary medic We would advise our
lionds who At all indlsnosed 10 give lria-it will
then rerp1,uend self 1t should. in fact be in every
family y No other medicine Produce such evidence
e
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eesgRs BIG .FgRES.
EsfSs% being the same land which Bowkcr Preston
Ss9syS resides, situate Immediately HE Lynch
bafe and lo,bsmount Turnpike, about Of
-- mile from the bridge which Is now in the
of erection across SauDton river.
Tn improv 'mrnts consist oil good Pr. 2DIED DUEL-
LLS6 HOUSE, AMI other necessary out buildings. The
purchaser viii e required give bonds with good personal
security for the deferred payments, and the title OF the Land
viii be withheld until the purchase money paid subject to
RS he in default 81 payment. This tract OF Land would
MAKE desirable farm and residence and is we'll worthy the
attention Of PERSONS wishing tab buy good arn.
Ny l5-Mt9) Q. \. NINGFIELD, Com'r
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BraIrRNJSGZ ARTICLES.

super BDMBAZl NES 81 and Ga BLK Mousselincs Cash
mere aud befinos; B5mhazne Alpacasj silk warp
NeNiran CLOTHS, second Mourning Goods; English
and Italian Grapes, Love Wells Hosiery; Gloves,
*
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BALTIMORE.
MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF
FALL DRY G O o d S !.
O.NE PRICE ONLY.
pRrss eOoDs AND MERrNos.

In splendid style printed CasHeres and h0useiines
plain Moussenes, Of all color; yaoHa new iabtes Of
printed DRESS GOODS; high ealored small fg d
and ,bail PATTERN Mousaeines and Gahnercs Tor chill
dren's wear, low and medium priced Dress Goods in
great yaiirty; Chaugesble AtPACAs, very rich dark
French and English CIIlN1ZES; scarlet and maroon
ground ChiHzssj Dressing Robe Goods, in beautiful
new desiens al-o and varied stock oi Nv ENlAG
DRESS GOODS, in Embraidd Musln Tateton and
Thule Dresses; Rich lacc Dresses; sof India MUS
LlNS, Yards wide, rarlt ms; rhues; CIapes dotted
aud figured, white aud cold Mu,ins, sc 200 pieces
Lupus besi French MERiNOS and ga Cashmeres,
th- greatest possible salict, Of eoors 81 English
MEnINue ND Cobure CLOTiIS.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-03-09

whom we had dragged from JACKSON
groveto Pawnee fork where he had bee u
picked up by Mr.. Brow0; since which
time lie had been recovering fast. Poor
fellow! It was his destiny to leave his
bones on the desert prairies, where olives
howl his requiem. caused the men to
dig him out Of the drift, and to put bis
body into a wagon, in order that we mlghi
bury him at the Cotton Wood fork.
Several mules had already been frozen
to death. AS we proceeded mules, that
had started off in apparently good condi-
tion, would drop down, 10 the harness, and
their limbs would become perfectly rigid.
Even one of the oxen fell down benumb-
ed with cold. In few hours we lost six
mules md one OK, and our road was
marked with dying animals. As we ap-
preached our destined camp ground. we
saw wolf so badly frozen as to be nnaj
BILE to move. One of the men put an end
to ito sufferings by bullet from his rifle.
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Congressional.
Washington City, March 2, 1a49.

Editor Ohio Statesman:
! The House spent tie evening session oI
Wednesday in considering the bill to ap.
point a Commissioners and Surveyor to
run the line between the United States
and Mexico, under the Peace Treaty
con clnded a, Guadalupe Hidalgo.
Mesrs Schenck. Truman Smith, Of
Connecticut. and Woodward contend ed
that the President had exceeded his pow
er in the appointment Of Col. Weller be,
fore any laws had passed, while Messrs.
Harralson and Stanton conte nded that a
Treaty being under the constitution, the
supreme law Of the land the Preside
ions, and to carry it out to the letter
Congress had refused TO pass the law, and
the President, acting nuder the advice OF
the Senate, had made the appoint ment
as he was bound to do. The bill was pass
ed
On Yesterday in Senate, the resolution
PASSED by the North Carolina Legisla-
ture on tie subject ofslavery and south
ern riglts, was presented
Mr.. Green, of r. l.. presented resolu
tions against the extentions Of slavery
and against the practice of fogging in the
Navv.
Mr.. Morton. the new Senator from
Florida. presented his credenciais.
The bill paying for horses lost in the
military service was passed.
The Judiciary committee was dischar,
ged from its further consideration, aud
the bill settling the New Hampshire
claims: against the United States, was
passed.
Mr. Benton reported hill for Rail.
road from ST. Louis to the Pacific.
The Senate hereafter will meet at ii
o'clock. A. NJ.
Mr.. Dallas. the Vice President. will
vacate the char, as President Of the Sen
ate tomorrow at one o'clock,
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elias anybody noticed snyvery special
Change in our appearance within a few
weeks! Journal
Certainly, sir, every body is wonders
tng how long 'tis since you were ,ake en- SO!
Your countenance is SO wo begone, and
your tone of defiance and abuse 30 chang
ed iato one OF moro Id despair, that every.
oody pltIes you, and none less than 'ths
i0cotucs you meetn What can the mai.
ter be! Aud the wing members of the
Legislature, how changed are they! Two
months ago, they were as proud aud haugh-
y as julius C8sar-denouncing demo-
Gratis as Dorrites, resolutionists, and ev.
cry thing base and desplcable! Now,
they are running about after these same
rebels, begging the permission to vote
for some democrat for U, s. Senator!-
they can follow democratic members TO
their rooms, and importuns them to swap
horse,' and give them small slice Of the
spolls! Yes, and Auditor Woods has be.
come as perlite as a basket Of chips, and
Is nugging up to Mr.. Archbold as much az
'"say. please sir, don't be too hard on
me- What can the matter bs.-Staies.
| mda.