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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-25

TO the Editors Of the Enquirer.
PERM, me 10 second presto. 81 nomination (made 10
your paper OF the llh inst lo Robert Johnson, First
Auditor us candidate Cor the Office OF Commissioner Of
The Board Of Public Works from this district We cannot
get better His ability shown In the conduct OF his
crescent office and his known business habits together with
his weight of character peculiarly fit him for the distin
pushed post HE friends desire 10 assign him.
March 18th, 1853 UPPER FAUQUlER.
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THE DIVISION CALiroRNIA INTO THREE STATS, as
tnct and separa contemplated and pressed there
majority Of the Legislature it is sad will order State
Convention upon that Convention will depend Inc mooe
manner and boundaries of division.
Tho three States be named "Serra" the mountain
DIVISION which has about % 600 inhabitants by the last
su,; "Caforna" which has 2O7, 1885, and "Tulare" the
Southern State including Los Angeles and San Diego
which has 3d. 50 inhabitants and about and half
millions of taxable property This Southern State Tuare
In the division Is contempateby Of the occupants
to make slave State oand one of the objects of pressing
the division Is to establish slavery there
The State debt of California about three millions OF dol
,rs and this debt divided among the new States, would
vo California 81 1885, Tulare 100000; and Sierra
S26S667
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Tor .Ht IitE1'tF
TO THE DEMOCRATS or ESSEN AND hiNu AM

~.
had Tie rurnr receive ii the hands "i INC pen'c'"
Convention assembled 81 Mlet =" tho ION ihsl Inc nom
ny candidate represent the two counties In h
mex. Lepislure of Virginia. deem II que 10 myseh W
saw that Ills i,atrring testimonial ." inc commence OF my
was enlrrIy unexpected and unsolicited and
,h,rcf ~, n, mere highly appreciated; and Tor which r.
,y most sincere thanks In conserving 10 accept the
verv in and rsponsble position assigned me- yielded my
persrpa cl;ra,ous in due reference 10 what believed the
General wishes pay hui IL Is useless TO disguise the
TACT tina; while have received assurances OF generous
suppor; had expect the action oil the Coaven-
lion has not given entire satisfaction. Believing as do
that the interest prosperity OF the country arc intimate
~ and ndlssouby connected with rigid and faithful adhe
sion 10 Democratic principles and policy, cannot for
think of occupying position that is likely in the
most degree leopard the union and harmonious
cooperation OF the democratic party Under the crcunsan
ces my plain TO me. sense OF duty 10 my
self aud my party consans me 10 withdraw from the
In taking this Sep you will do me The justice 10
believe is from shrinking apprehension OF personal in
convencnces but 10 promote the interest
aud secure the union OF The party You have 10 your ranks
many eminenty qualified Infinitely more So Than my
SELF represent you and ample time for concert of action
Hoping earnestly my course in this matter may meet your
appreciation. subscribe myself Your ieliow-ciilIen,
MARCH 22J 1858 JOHN r. MANN.
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Personal.

"THE fANKEE CARD WRlTER"
Wereceiyed visit yesterday from this gentleman 90 wide
~ known by The above coenomsu Mr. Sacke is doubtless,
The best living His style of visiting cards has
become universally the fashion In this country Noihno
can exceed the beauty of his execution what ia most
wonderful the fact that he writes every by hand and
more rapidly than printing He has taken at the
Amsricaa-go and see him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-25

Ons hundred head OF mammoth lat cattle raised by Felix
Seymour Esq., OF Hardy county Va left that county last
week and be- driven New York. where they
peced about the time OF The opening Of the Worlds
Fair The weight Of twenty head of these cattle,
three u "eeks ago. nineteen hundred and thirty
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Correspondence Of The Baltimore Sun

NasHladToH, MARCH % 1853
The Senate viii he dismissed OF Monday ues ONLY "a
Senator'S present and them " i'll leave 10.
morrow.
The President Will complete hi mom,ation TOR tie pr..
eni. IN i day two.
The nominations Ia: The principal foreign missions .l
mol br made nj his session. Tho diplomatic appointments
will no! he made Till next June
There having been some competition fnr The Patent Office
now nentinn that Mr.. Mason Iowa been Eun,inl-
tel t that Office. though the Senator, Iowa took no
part 10 his favor probably working 10 maj ,her inu
"ncc eitrcrual III relation other appoint nlent from
that State. But he said be very Respectable man
ent Office desired the appointment Of Edmund Burke In thai
uthce.
Jndsc Uphsnl. VIII has been appointed commissioner
The part OF he United States under the cunven
lion with Great Britain for the ad us mrnt OF national
GLAZING u private cainana Of both Countries Judge OF
OF The courts ut New Hampshire ard resident ol
Concord.
Senator Mason has rs learn abandoned his purpose OF
bringing up the Irhuanieec resolutions this special
sion No subjects .! great importance be acted upon
while The Senate Is ia lis present condonnot
"l quorum from day TO day.
The copyright treaty may, therefore, be considered
dead Tor The present
The appointed A.sslan, Secretary of State Mr.. a. b
Mann is il Paris. The law creating the Office will
take effect lie fist Of July. ION.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-25

William 4 8uckner Esq delegate from Carons is tt
tanned from his sea, by serious illness in his family.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-25

WAsASGroS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23 1858
Inc Senate resumed the consideration The resolution
offered by Mr.. Hamin
RtspVtl nat III" SIic extra compensation be allowed IL
the superintendent u printing the clerks a mes
under him. as Is paid by The resolution 81 the ScI.
"ther clerks ana messengers of similar grade
IGs after debate passed with the prnvso: that her
alter allowance Of any kind beyond the regular culnpea
satl1n shall be made Ia any officer OF The Senate
Mr. Shields called his resolution that The Secretary
The Senate pay Robert Brs late sergeant d, ar:.. the
salary i"r thc residue q! the present year.
On motion oi Mr.. Mason II was laid upon The table
l., noes lG
IN" senate went INTO rN-cuy. Session: and after some
t!'e sp.al therein the doors opened ANA an adjourn
meat *ucCefi!.I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-25

RESIDENCES OF DISTINGUISHED OFFICERS
The National Ineigencer states that the Secretaries Of
Stale Of Enr. md Ih. Postmaster General either have al
ready made certainly intend making their residence
Grngco"n. The Hon r. Toombs hns leased tie large aud
beaull!ul and grounds the heights
OF late Co" Carter. For heaiIhirss and picturesque
beauty. the heights OF Georgetown have few equals any
where, and superior where.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-25

TRAVEL VIA PADDYToWN.-We are Informed thai
nm Tuesday morning last an extra coach necessary
convey the passengers from this place to Paddytown
Romney Argus.
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The Democrats of the county Of Henrco will meet al the
Cour, Housr The frs. Monday 10 April, ior The pur
pose nominating candidate for The next ensuing sgisa
turp
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MhItKT ED.

MARRIED The 2d Of February by Tic Rev f. B"oi DC
iIELAiGk, TO ilirs ELNfRA ID. DAhlcai Ptihc. Eli
ward county Va.
" The Nashville parcrs and tito Weston requested
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u LIr El-...i.1r LIZ. II R,-,c

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET MAncm "a 1859
Rsport,d for ne Enquirer, by IIm. H. B,Oun
IORACCU-Lug,, 81 81 10 D; cnrimom leaf, L, 7; init
ding, 10 s good 10 g prime 10 IL fine manufacturing
grades, from II 10 Is.
Sales ol Tobacco uy WM. Blows within The last lev
days: Richard W.ugfcli oi Abcnure 5 hhLs al So TO-
10 So ii aud r. b. q Garth III AlhnmaIl hhds, iup
u and T. leaf NJ 10 10 80 hGd IL DutIe Vi Greene
Lids. Inas 20 !er III; Geo. iIu:Itrn Gr.rne hd-
inEs 50 5 80 eal and 6; to BowcOrk Of atc.
matte ;lts. Lays 10 5 ~ hal !, and 9; RcGl.,
Via Al"emar!e, at !; " II. Wood nj Albrmir hrts
lue- 60 leaf %; Wm r Parks If Madison, lids
lu.s so caf 80 and 25 A. "A. iichic al 1.na r
hhts :, ugs 20, !,at 25 : 80 ard 9; F.. Whoc.
Aibsmlrc, hhts, ugs 80 leaf 50; David Wood
Aioe arr hds lJes 90 aud Is, leaf o. 81 and g.
VIM. Woods a. hIsrm:iit, hlts., tugs Is, leaf *.
Vim. Wood .. Abcmaie ~ - aa G; Wa. H. Morris IL
Aibinarin. ~ 80; lu"mas Sm !: nj !!b"Enlc, hiss
ln.s 50 aI e.; Jas. Garland ircIIlaflr .Egs
~: lhos. GIIb, III A!craa , Ghds. :u-s s. cI1
81; EdwrG &. Nin2'i.i al ao'marlr, hn's III
81, ca! 30 81, NJ : AMI at 15 Gil " Muu.
pin II Aa.marr hhts !"ss 70 !at, ~ an! al
49, J. d. Biakey OF G'c,nc h''- iugs Gj ia! 80.
Capt. II Brochman al Ah.mrrle, hris lugs 6D roi
%; pr. q. A. Cath II AiJrn"c AT 10; WA ) Clttr
oi 4 b, mule IL 9 Jas NJ Dugains o Loui-n at 80
ami 9 25; .Iu,a p Holland Vi tinochlnnd . ana
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-25

We are authorized announce John A Jordan, ED %
the county Isle Of Wight candidate for re election
to The House 0i Delegates.
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SALES OF TOBACCO.

iIl0t y SalIpdId q L6aM5slayEe.
u ,hiilcu h!pd at s. D. ~ &; Is X y I"'d""'-,
atg % ais 3als %, All IS 2ut I 81, Ia, 81, /
25 irrs al % ats ~, a'i 80; :. IA Deeper, |
~ a. 80, lups At 15 W Cole, Al 10 lucs
1T 7O Collin" al %. lue- IL. i; I. Dcnnson,l
>, gu o WATSON =, pHs sSs 4, 70 I5 lug
lngs, at G5 al 81; b Gcrell hugs, al co ~
20; Il. s. Costly NJ g. VI w. Mcinux, incs al T.
lli'rr hho. hi /; Il. =. i!icr, hha al - +. John
son, n = y, ST. Ind lays Ill 80: !. T. Pride
iuss ~; g. Nuct,U;., las al d 81 al d 81.
" Hancock, a. % at IS, Iuss at 1 50 ut 4 81
II Mosc!sy, hid. !ng at 6U n Is, al r. N +
Luck al ~ - ings al 20; Nichols hats luss al
T. al % 7 II Price, hh! Iugs 4; 10; L { iicc al
%, at 50 lug- at 50, AT %; " . lIai- hnj
Tags II 6U / Il Hale, luns NJ so; " VI Watkins
hid Jugs 30 An,rrson Ind at 9 a. ~ lu.- al
-; VI NJ COCHIN, al 3 luas 30; + Da6uey | hh.
al G..s al >; " l. Cmrp, al s, lu"s 80 k G. Due
son, nj 81. logs al 90 l. ShachtlioI, u, 25
Gilbert at %, iugs go " H"rham at % a. IS
ings il r. TurnIGy, hnds lug. nj 10; McCaGIty
~ :, Tugs S.; j. o Vaughan. hh,s Tugs 80;
Campl ell lug- Al IS ut S -; " I Noei e.; /
BralsliaW ! hid Iups !. 5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-25

The University oil Virginia never n more flourish.
ing concvn than now. the number OF students being as
we BY The catalogue, i3l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-25
MARrINSBERG AND WINCHEST
NM IN sI.-rn nI.d nj LIZ work. In hnen /

MARrlNSBURG AND WINCHESTER TURNPIKE.
The end Of ls work has been completed from the
Frederick line Martinsturg and ,iot being
made close up the subscription required Tor HE link OF
nine miles remaining unfinished Tho Stale subscri5es
three iIhs and three ourhs OF the is secured
Only lew hundred dollars needed tn Justify the
immediate letting work The czrnF of Wincher
boxed Tor i.s ami cannot DOUBT that they will
furnish il time enable road 20 important their
countTy be finished before winter The
will not great the line is very level and metal
dari every where. Winchester Pirgi14n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-25

In their jenuncations of the poscrpVe course OF The
administration why cannot the Wing press credit the nc
items of beraliy shown their party such as the
following The private secretary of the President is neal
relation OF ,Dane Webster. John r. Clay, relative Of
Henry Clay reported have received full foreign mis-
son and Secretary Marcy is reported 10 have offered tbs
post Of Assistant Secretary Of Stale TO GEoncE SUMNER
Esq., brother of CHARLES SuASER Wing Senator from
Massachusetts,
SOUTHERN AGRICULTURAL CONVENTIONAL
meeting of the Central Agricultural Society," held in Geo
gia in October last it resolved 10 hold Agriculture
Convention Of The farmers and planters Of the Southern
States and montgomery, Alabama, the place designa
ted and the month of May the time selected for holding he
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-25
THE wHEEI, WITHIN A WHEEL

writer in the Alexandria GazeH begins 10 be impressed
with fear that the Rocking hamians and Shenandonhes
will few hence, build road from Strasburg 10 Win
chester send their -four Baltimore ria the Manassas
Gap Rail Road He therefore wishes stand for The game
toays-to have second crack il in the Har-
peIs Ferry gorge it sweeps unframed by Strasburg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-25

TIE TRIAL OF ARTHUR SPRING.
PHILADELPHIA MARCH 23.l'hr excitement in relation
the t al Spring has reached height. The crowd
in the Court House yesterday afternoon, during tie
nation Of young Spring oppressive Judgcs Jury
and tnGsses that additional pre-, auons taken day
against recurrence il. The lad pmced upon tnr
sland this morning. AMI underwent rigid
nn B. Mr. Doan tho counsel for the prisoner, wilhou,
incln. in The least nor in the slightest degree contradict
ing ms narration al yesterday.
In of the mnor points, when the cnunse! had nppa-
cntly trapped him Etn contradiction his father would
smile and glance around among The spectators what
Effect it produced The prisoner shows signs Of fear whe
he has pas. through the crowd his way and from
prison Up I'll This morning, he quite isr-s appa
rrny but litila the adduced
He now gives token Of disturbed of mind.
The evidence for the commonwealth, closed his
evening with the exception III witness be examined
IN thc morning
Te counsel for the prisoner told Spring after The njourn
court that hiI hopeless md n.vi.rI
him make confession and throw himself upon HE
Of the court IN procure longer time Tor PREPARATION
The defence has witnesses 10 olier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-25

BALTIMORE, MARcm 2i.'ihc big farmorrt a.,
Gibraltar for Salem, lost at 8 JANUARY 18th Tt,
tn were picked vi nine however believed t. 49,
II. OIL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-25

7~DR. ED. JAQUEL1N HARRISON of tho Fo
No. Of Willis Cumberland county most respectfully
professional ssrTcs. 70 his frlsnds AID hstors generally
March 25-c2i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-25

NEW YORK. MARCH n MIR. Ram-ey, conrraet,, ,
earn ing III. mail roau VEGA Cruz Acapulco hts r
he cu. tact ifotn tie Post Master Gen. raj
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LATEST NEWS gE flfh TEi:,;.;s;,;,u


WASHINGTON jlaacm :; --s:rnator Kuss !.
ing from hla dangerous Illness.
President Pierce officially nufed the Senate 10 dsv =,
he will hive no further for il after edne sday
The Gardiner case is progr, s-ine. Mr.. Evans tes6,t
lay that the claim very carefully examined by The E
OF Commissioners and fully proved
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DEA THIS.
n5 Abingdon papers p!ea-c copy

the residence he. husband,
County CiestefclI Of Dop>y the cheI, the
s:jSaNNAil COLE the 81 year leaTing
iHd family her
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-25

BALTIMORE VI ARCH "a at J LOO .b, n,y, .
$; e. and GU tb's. colfc brands al IS NO,hu. ln. -
n..i,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-25

nEn YORK alAHCn "a --~alcs -! II 0QU Dbl. Film, .
State trends ~ 81 81 40, !. i so. Southern bant :
81 IL 5 Sales .! r!ntty five thousand bushrIs yellow
Com Il, Us cts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-25

4 hRDs!!tS 40. 23,-lirAD 0lihil EKS. FIRST 4
W REGIMENT VA Vol X cH;aU.p MARCH =. rs; BIB g. ~
The Rsen."' ~ laraGe on tca? the 25tt Inst lItI VI
O'Clock, "A VI C5anlca VIII usual BADGE oI-L--E
mourning, an, be furnished with olas carri.
WIN II HARRISON afjn",.
By order ri ,L Cwy.. Mu.h =,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-25

Noble spirits war mol with the lead;
His friends, alas, las; sad requiem gave
For noble spirl!s war not with The dead.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-23

OuR ANTIPoDEs.-lt is observed III
Mr.. Lancslot,'s Book upon Australia,
ius, pu ublished. that almost everything
in nature is. in Australia. the reverse Of
what it is here. When we have winter
,hev hav. summer; when we have day,
they have night: we have our feet press
ing nearly opposite 10 their feet; there
too, the magnetic needle points to the
south; the sun travels around the northern
hea vens; the plumage Of The birds is
beautiful. but their notes are harsh and
strange; the swans are black; the eagles
are white; the moles lay eggs; the owls
screech and hoo, only in the day time:
the cuckoo's song is heard only in the
night; the valleys are cool; the noun.
tain tops are warm; :he north winds ara
hot; the south winds are cold; the east
winds are healthy; the bees are withous
sting; the cherries grow with the stone
on the outside: one of the birds has q
broom in his mouth instead o! a tongue;
another creature (the duck billed platy-
pusl unites with the body, fur, and the
habits OF mole. the webbed foot aud
bill Of a duck. Many Of the beautiful
flowers are without smell: aud even the
geological formation OF The country, as
Tar as ascer,ained, is most singular.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-23

WHEN DOES EDucArIoN CoMMEHcE?-
Education does not commence with the
alphabet. 1t begins with mothers
look with fathers nod OF approba-
lion, or his sigh Of reproofi wi,h.a.sissers $
gentle pressure oflh hand, or aibrother's
noble act OF forbesrance; with handiuis
OF flowers in green and daisy meadows;
with birds nests admired. bur not touch.
ed; with hummlng bees and glass bee.
hives; with pleasant walks in shady
lanes-and with thoughts directed. il
sweet and kindly tones and words. Il
nature. to beauty, to acts OF benevo
lsnce, TO deeds Of virtue and to III,
source Of all good--to aod himself.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-23

LIGHTNING RoDs.-Conslderable ex
citement has lately been produced in
Newark, N j.. by the fac, that house
waa struck which bad good lightning
rod upon it. The bolt struck the rod,
and passed from it 10 the house. The
rod from all appearance was as well con-
structed as such instruments usually are.
Upon examina tion. it was found that the
rod had been covered with a thick coat
of while paint. aud tina, the lightning
had passed dswn the rod until it met the
paint. when il was turned one side and
followed the nails Of the shingles into
the house, Care should be taken tha
The lightning rod has no covering OF
paint.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-23

The CAMEL is the only animal that
cannot swim. 1t is an extraordinary
fact, that the moment it looses its foot,
ing in a stream il turns over, and can.
make no effou TO prevent itself from
being drowned.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-23

not forgotten. She still continues to reside
upon her plantation, and is held in high Co.
TEEN by all who have the pleasure Of her
acquaintance. If man could see the misery
entailed by these unexcusable outbursts oi
passion, i. would appear that he must pos
sess the disposition of a 6end, otherwise he
would control them.
After pnrtaking Of most excellent din
ner, we bid adieu to our interesting hostess.
With fresh team, we soon passed the dis
tance which separated us from the city Of
San Antonio. Driving through the princi-
pal street, i could scarcely realize that
was in one OF our most south-westerly
towns. The narrow streets, old stone build
ings, style OF architecture, all comsino,,
made one almost think that, by some magic
influence, he had been transported to some
distant region. We soon alighted at our
hotel, where, for the present, Twill leave
you. g.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-23

DR. Cox, speaking Of persons who
profess to do great deal for religion.
w,thou, really possessing any. says they
resemble Noah's carpenters. who built
q ship in hich other people were
saved, although they were drowned
| Themselves.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-23

BEAUTY, as the towering blossom.
soou iades but the divine excellency
OF she mind, like medicinal virtues Of
The plant. remain in it vhsa oil those
charms sys wishered.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-23

LAKE Boiler. described by the Pla-
cerville Herald, is certainly one of the
curiosi,ies of California. 1t lies at a
great elevation. between two dis,inc,
ridges of the Sierra Nevada, and but one
and a-half miles to the north OF John
sons route 10 Cafson's Valley. 1t is
at least fifty miles long. with an average
width Of from ten to twenty miles, and
is Of great depth. 1t never freezes,
though surrounded great part of the
year by SHOWS On either side are
ranged these great rock barriers, that,
sin ce their first upheaval. have, though
aided by volunteer torrents from the
melting SHOWS. successfully resisted its
annual efforts for release from its noun
tain prison. 1t abounds with fish OF
several varieties. among which the
speckled trout. many Of large size. and
the salmon, predomiua,e. They are
taken in considerable numbers by the
Indians that resort to this their wildly.
romantic and beautiful summer retreat
SO clear are its waters that stones o,
other objects can be distinctly seen a
the bottom. thirty or more feet deep
About midway between the two ex
tremes Of the lake. on The eastern side
is singular over-arched chssm. in the
wall Of rock that leads to unknown
caverns and dark recesses, said BY III,
indians TO be the abode of spirits.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-23

'0h, Katy. Katy" erie her husban /.
"you are incorrigibie. :" eds
But Katy did try, and may you, dear
reader, succeed as we'll as she.--OHue
Branch. -