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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-09
Boundfor SaltRiyel

rIsHE Undersigned being about to escort the
/ colonizationists up the above stream, is de.
srous OF disposing of all his effects in this county
consisting OF lands, horses, furniture, tenements
wagons, town lots, buggies, barns lumber, har-
meas. de- Ac among which Is the undivided
of 5 ars> III sec l6, tp79,rgl south west sec
&c, To 81 RI 2--l6o acrs; north east4 sec II, tp
50. RI 3-lo0 acres and south west sec 22, To-
81. rr 2-l6U acres this piece IS ali broken and
GOOD water upon II.
BEING determined to sell ont, bag and baggage
.ir di.poses OF the above reasonable terms
for cash or on time EE-Pnrchasers will apply
soon A. lac expedition will depart IN fewveeks
pg7u CHAHIES SWTiiiSn.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-01
80 'o NEW ARRANGEMENT. = 'sg
Two Daily Trains. kM5.liPs k5.sa iirecs Connection
LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD ~


lCoLUMBUS. To PITTSBURGH. .PHILADELPHlA. BAL
TfM0RE AM NEW YORK. 81
THREE DAILY fRAiNSS TO Pirrs BU RGH.
AZ six o'clock A. NJ and seven clock A. N
- = FARE REDUCED 90
TO PhiladeiphiA
Cincinnati to New YORK via Phadsfhia
Snenna'i to fsssursh iircat carr .n
lime Cnsnnau 70 P,tt,bnrgh ~ hours
Passengers w o'clock A. M Train Lightning Espre,s
Bitls Miami Railroad haye minutes Cresne TOT dinner
Pittsbargh at oecek p NJ and make
n-etion at Pittshurgh Wit. train Y Phiadeirhia and Bss
more connecting Philsselpha With Train NswJsrsey Rail-
Pssensers ny To oeoek A. NJ Express Traiu Li.,I. MI
ami r. r. Pittsbursh and by Morning
tpassing the beautiful Tountsn scenery ~ daygh rh
adel phia B.,sinorej
road to New York.
Passenger ty oelot Evening Express Little Mani Rail-
Pittsburg with
Train for PhiadeiPhia Baltmore PhilS
pha with Trai. New jersey Railroad to New Yort q
The Little Miami Is the Rastern Dept mt Crchsati.
FOR THROUGH TICKETS. = -,
And for all please apply old
General RAILROAD Once In three story yellow building sout
Brosdvs AL Front directly sproe the Spen
House Railroad Hotel. Mail Landing at the
E.''srn ust's Mr%, pspos En- FSess 'srsss
II. t1sf3u The oMNIBUS LINE "a.
viii call for passenger. in Of the city bv leaving d.
office southeast eofner Of
Front. directly o river bank. re . =.
Z ey2s rtO e"ftugin j. ii. HOWELL Conductor.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-01
LAW pARTNERSHIP.

VAS. G. JONES and JAS. 4. BLYTHE, Attornies ai
81 Law, Evansville Indiana. associated themselves
partnefs in the ppactce Of the law, and VIII continue
to practice in this and the adjoining couRtes and in the
Supreme and District Court. They design turning THEN
attention particularly to land law. Ia short time they
will be prepared to give in few minutes an abstract
the title To almost any lot in Evansville or its enlarge
ents or in linsco toyetbe with their professions
a, % as |, Lta title. ifdesired tjy25 dawtf J!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-01
CHANGE OF PHOPRIETORs.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, &c,
rwHohEsALE ANr RsTAILBV
~ ~ ~ = NJ ~

WHOlsErALk
LIE I II & We r ] N G..
THE unle rsigned have purchased the entire stock OF
l. Drugs and Medicines OF j. NJ. ID. Miller Co.. aud
intend carry ing he Drug business at the well known
stand Of Ecller Farnsey, No. il Water street. under
the firm Of Leich & Verlng. ..t
Charlie. Lech ofthe hrr hopes he is favorab'y known
tn the public. having been engaged In Mr.. Crawford
Bells Store The Ave years. Peter Verng. the
firm having been clcrkng In the present store the
last three years. hatfots himself with having The conh
dence OF IT'S old customers.
We intend Keeping ON hand large and fresh stock Of
drugs and medicines and hope by this means and by
strict attention business aud by low prices r
liberal patronage both from old aud customers.
CHARLES ahlCH.
feb25-ly PETER VERLlNG. !
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-01
STEAMBOATS, Il RAILROADS

TkRRE HAUTE AND EyANsyILLE,U ", o. MAIL
AND EXPRESS PACKETS. =.
TRI-WEEKL, "A Boat Of this Line VIII
lsav. TER. ti.nt. ana Eyansvls every
p. NJ. These Boats large. commodic web furnished
Connecting Tsrre HAute with Railroad aud Northern Pack
and Evansville with the dinsrsnt Lin Of Steamboats,
on the Ohio river e2z-a
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-01
Il. Z. CRISP.

CITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Fosters Batidrng, Up Stairs.
r. CRISP. having removed his Office N Fosters
,) building will be hand at all times, To take ac-
nowIedgements of Deeds Mortgages de-, and attend
all business required of him Justice of the Peace
fsby-I ....
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-01
..Ei.XilcrR.SInNli TICKETS.
Pittsburgh, Philadelphia,
HALT MORT, AND NE M GbaS x

tiNt FARE REDUGEDl soil
NEW ROUTE, OPENED TO NEW YORK ALL THR
~ayby Rsilrosd via. cineinnat Hamilton sIa Dayton
quickest cheapest and rou,s Pissburs
Phadsphla Baltimore and New York Depot In the est
Only ,Pittsbursh and Phii.deipha. by Witch
hrought tickets can be from Cpeipns New fork.
One less change Of ears than any other route.
leaving Gin eiok Morning Train u
Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton Railroad through
crene without change of snd after thirty minutes for
dinner proceed by Ohio and pssnvsni. Railroad arriving
At PittLugh as o'clock p Leave ttsburgh via Penn
syvanis Central Railroad at clock p Nj arrive
Baltimore and ct ~ and 30 minutes
via Kensngton City,.
Garden and Amboy Railroads. arriving in New York
r, NJ. "F .
Second Trssn-Lsaves cneinnat.. Hamilton and Dayton
Railroad o'clock ard 10 mnutes every morning:
minutes midnieht: and sfer comfortable nights
BY o'clock A. ~ Train arriving In Pbilade and
Baltimore at " o'clock and 10 minutes. midnight .
The only oces in Cincinnati by which Thronkh Tickets
purchased from Cncnnau New York
PhladelPh under the Spencer House.
the Gibson fouse on Walnut str.ss E''H
From Cincnnsti To Ptsbursh front o.
fpm Cincinnati TO PhHad.iphia
From Cincinnati n Bamore. 20
From Cincinnati TO New York via sxh and Phil
adelphia-a the way by ralrosd. 90
H8- For through tickets and IN formau apply
Cncnuat Hamilton and Dayton Railroad Once
Of Broadway aud Front undthe House:
ctween fourth and th door South Gibson
House. the Sir th street Depot.
" fahI Io'hc1 hl5Tefl H. DANES. sup't.
ELI a.. W. "A. LATHAM, AR,t.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-01
LOOK TO THE FEET.

SOME THINGS CAN BE DONE As WELL AS OTHERS.
j. HART having Just returned from the Eastern cities
would his OLD Customers and the citizens
his shoe Store. Main
the Branch Bank Of the largest nnes and best
eeced stocks Of Seasonahlc and fashionable BOOTS and
SHOES e1ought this cey comprising Cents Boots
all Caters all the different styles Youths and Child
ns Boots Misses Caters and shoes of ali kinds and
Tnian s. Shoes IN abundance.
He fne stock of No. Red Sole Leather. and Tay
lor's No, Oak. OF Cincinnati --
ALSC33 hne French Catfskips OF different brands.
fresh from the Custom House IN. New York.
ALso-Motceeos. Lining hndngs. Thread Gutts Percha
Web Enamsed splits and in fact other kind
Material necessary be used in manufacturing Boots sd
Shoes all Of which will be sold cheap the cheapest and
warranted rood. ,.
e also lsrre force Of seod and experienced workn
empoysd Manufacturing which enables him
either for ueane cheapnsss durability with any house
east west of the Rocky Mountains. Call and see.
myJi-u H. J. HART.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-01
GLASS STAINING.

In The modern siytcs for Churches, PitbEe Build
ines Priraic DrsifinSs. dc . &c.
THU FIRST PRIZE RECEIVED!
A .'%io. ds,n"''' ''' at the LOUISVILLE AS'D'"''' In
We are prepared 10 Oil any order witS metal sash
stained glass with borders and di nd for any
kind ofchurch windows with full size figures embems,
cheap can I've nadn New York, Boston Philadel-
phis-lhe amount Of risk OF breakage and
less.
our references all tho good modern finished
Boats Mississippi aud Ohio rverS, three PreSby
terrain Churches at Cincinnati the Episcopal at Ports
mouth Ohio. one Church at Madison. Ind. ehancel
window at Frankfort, KY. also one window, with ng
ures at Nazareth, aud two Churches in Louisville
Bay window Inv Helms residence at Harrods
burg side lights in various dwellings in Lou
isville. Lexington and Danville. -ft
An orders carefully executed at the establishment on
Buit street, Louisville. KY.
mhl1 6m l. u Mihbhh wv.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-01

w. N. wooLsEv. A. LscK
lr DRUG: ES ADJUSTMENT.
WOOLSEY & LINCK,
THE undersigned have formed partnership In the
l. Drug atd Apothecary business-and will continue
al the Old stsid Main street, formerly occupied by
w. NJ. Woolsey. They have on hand general assort-
mcnt of Medicines, Paints, Oils Varnishes, Window
Glass Printing Ink &c. &c, to which they invite the
attention of old customers and the public. .ff ..
Physicians Prescriptions carefully attended to, both
partners being fully competent to attend to that branch
OF the business. w. VI. WOOlSEf,
/ Evansville Sept. 90 1852. FRANCIS A. LiNCK.. .
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-01
4tvs RAILROAD LINES.
TO BUFFALO. NIAGARA, FALLS;
Boston and New
kf0Ns1TssS1 sviAsoa.5
CINCINNATI. HAMILTON. AND DAYTON, AND
MAD RIVER AND LAKE ERfs RAILROADS.
"a - - sEs -
FARE REDUCED

| AMI hLDOOEDi1
oSLY POUR DOLLARS FROM icIScINEkrt TO
SEVEN HOUsS RAIL.OaD RIDE
Ts0I Rou SfTciSHAE NE - FRox IRo hAHS
lS6ga Doi.LAa TICKET GOOD On .l.L Al
leaving os NJ Sss. ''sSss sSs.. 'S :;
Through from Cincinnati 70 sandu.ly whss. chang. Of
| Baggage checked to Buffalo. =. I'D lsii1t
Depot end Of the city. Sixth street. =
cse.tess and most pleasant rOuss between Cincinnati
leaving So morning train OF ci.-
a osioei 90 inned.ssiy .. board d: splendid
sTLxMREScE.. -" ~. osps. Mead.
::, Il 81: 3: Lii; :.:: i
s S s route ns' s
laid through heavy ra and ia een-trseon eitraek
si%a entire irS Su o rr T ssy oss
q; aEsss @ Ss nd
Dayss sTsssd rss q Ks
s s:
Portable tfcss who may patroniie thsns ~
s:ss four % Or ~: asrs .a
especial % ls.urs travellers. .ei
State viii be teleaph.d for by passenger.
The oc%ins rate. nsuSss Meals ands,a.. Rooms
on Lake Steamers s,i PARE Ell co CuH
FrS% acinna TO TO New York k from 60 SS
Prom Cineinps s to Nav York Hudson river 10 So
From Cincinnati Soston
Montreal
burlington
Rutlaud ........... II 50
Rellows Falls.
Concord
Lowell N 50
~ - - EXcU RSIoN TICKETS
Gin CHM att % Buffalo and back es co.
IL rom Cincinnsto Niagara anas back 90
For through tickets asd inform stiou please apply Gin
corner Of Bosa~sy and Front rsse snSsr the Spence.
House. tn j. w. SHlPLEY. Railroad Office Walnut be-
tween Fourth and Filth Gbsca
House, or a. Sixth street DEPOT Or in louisville ]. s.
Moorehead and the Cievks Lightning Line Steamer
David hite And Alvin Adams. =,
- .sa-.u g.. -.I--tl-L w. A. LATHAM Axf.
Passenger Agent Tor Evsnsvillef j" A. w. FULLER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-01

aN JEwELRY STORE OF
SECOND STREET, TWO DOORS rtLow MAIN, IN mR kRoN's
. NEW BUILDING. EVANSVILLE, IA. t.
y AT this keep constantly hand large aud
~ atchss. Clocks aud Je~elry
4 ALI kinds and Of the best styles and quality My stock
sSa>o will be continually supplied by fresh additions. with
the latest and beautiful which extensive
connections enable to buy aud sell AZ the lowest
price.
Rspsi any kind executed competent and q,
low charges.
gessold and all repair, done warranted
Those OF anything IN ne respectfully nvf-
ted to examine my stock and Prices. Jel-d
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-01

l. - ~ 4 :, :, - arg g.N,
ITO Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Boston & New York
nNgN S.rG N Rn Ar guNe s.us N m
cr 1vEi .Nn To prrE.To VA ua
r,,, nv T,,p n,n S,NnnS. ,.,,,, HL'
fiHas pi iu.. III Ump onSDc"M houiE o
49, ANp " DE ~ ituS On SAND bA kS
HiIHCFh idfNl CON .NEC IIOIN -7T BIFFdLO.
VA
LlTILE MIAMI RAILROAD. al ,
srEAMBOAT LINE. r15 TN'
STE AMRO AT ENPRESS TRAIN LEAVES CryCrSN TT
a. Steamer CRESCENT CITY W T. Peas. comu,,a.,
leaves Cleveland Mondays Wednesday. ana Fridays
Cleveland Tuesdays THURSDAYS and
days.
Through from Cleveland TO Buffalo in ten hous without
landng-conneeog at Buffalo with the for
agara Fails New York. Boston, Montreal all points
the Eastern States.
The of this line deserve than Passing notice
ns built and owned ny the New York and Erie New
Central cleseland Columbus and Cincinnati and Littie MI
and m.snissenss finish shante
me queen sna are noth taste
Th i.I,,,. N. r..,.,, p.,o, =,
ne n'Ie "sn, - lns Essse.a VI, ~ po.at enemtu
9eA IN enst tn 70 sne only steam
. s s ~ % liz T,s -. - v,a ss,n, an, @ 70 70 = .s time
- Meals md STATE Rooms are in alluded IN
steamers ofthi'' r.Rr .,.,.
Frou Cincinnati to pur.,o /. m
From Cincinnati to r. Yort iios ualoy. n 90
From Cinsinna,fts Boston 90 90
90 EXCURSION TICKETS.
rom IN "a nd hack
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SHERWOOD HoUsE.
CRACKERS ar wHOLEsALE AND

THE undersigned constantly keeps on hand large
Il assortment OF fresh Water. Batter and sugar Crack
ers and also OF Soda. PILOT and Navy Bread, Witch be
ing manufactured oy the latest improved Machinery
sold low a price in place In theNcst
aud excelfed in quality by any other man ufcto
nv in the county large stock always on hand At n!
shop ION Water street. between Sycamore and Vine.
declru D. }. SlNZlCH.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-01
ICE! ICE!! ICE!!y

eITcS ne; fa' '. s. sl;;1s ;rsHss: ana
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-01
p. W. srnArsn TicketsHd General Agent.
THE OMNIBUS LINE!


WIZ call for passengers any part city
directions the above Of Brosdvs
Gnd Front. directly river bank. ~ ;.t-.
ey27 j. II. HOW ELL. Conductor.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-01

M RS. h. M. RICH, No. gf Fifth street, Cincinnati
lNl would respectfully cab public attention to her
large and shionabie stock of Millinery and Fancy
Goods corssliDg cf Silk, Satin. Velvet and Braid Bon
nets Bonnet Caps and Fanc, Trimmings. Ribhons Ma n.
as Cloaks Black and Colored silk and other Laces,
Needle-w crk kcd Collars. .Chemizetes. Sleeves, DC.
which she Prepared TO sell at prices which cannot nm
10 give satisfaction. 'f tl Is
When yeu visit Cincinnati. call on -.
MRS. r. NJ. RICH. 81
mhl5y 2O4 Fifth street. between Elm and Pirm.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-01

------ DIR. j. &. BURCH, Dertist, to..
(ESPECrFCLLr those in debt him for rroses
sonai services. To forward settles end would
inform those who desire such operations future
are failures when shey are paid tor. myyI.u
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WAR WITH RUSSIA. 60

H>Ef6.-2 Chests Choice imperial; f..,., ....
- II Caddes Extra Fine Imperial;
-' Bones =. do Iif do: ~ ..., d. &
! Chests Choice Gunpowde -
II Caddcs Extra Fine 6as powder; .... ..
Boxes do do,
t- f-H q do Sc do Yodns Hyson: .. .
l Chest srperor Black Tea. 20 'tli
Just received at D sss T'-1TT Ioai COOKS.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-18
OUR NEW YORK CORRESPONDENTS,

NEW York. August IL, 1854
The nhg and native papers, with all their or affected
hatred of foreigners have not the slightest hestancy adopt
ing the casto aristocratic te Old World
The ismatc Tribune throws feeer which is not likely
to be responded to- although il may be regarded crub
OF comfort for the discounted candidate of the Louis
trct The idea OF defeated candidate fer Congress setting
up shop in another district and another State so re-
pugnan not merely to the spirit but the workings of our
free Institutions, that Col Benton will find himself in the
end compelled to submit to the advice suggested one
bis st. Louis organs by piously gracefully rernn
himself to the DEGREES Of the Supreme Ruler of all events
For the OF creation. we'll the ease of Mis-
souri, hope the hint will not be thrown away
Snobism is determined TO Guido itself in order to make the
advent Of Grs and Mario brilliant as impressive As
fuss and fools make it The Jenny Lind ovation Is to
be Jenny Linded. steamboat already been char
tered to convey the dsnf down the bay order TO meet
the Baltic with her precious freight. IF the Baltic should
make very rapid passage, the fS may off Saur
day. but the winds should happen to be adverse her ar
rival on Sunday will NOT prevent the demonstration
Jenny Lind arrived and procesioned and concered
that blessed day. Why should the great Grs, although
she old enough TO be the fair Swedcs mother, have
same honors bestowed upon her Fortunately for the
empated outbreak of the with difficulty suppressed
enthusiasm OF Gotham, have Mayor Conrad in the
municipal chair The Angel Gabriel McSwish may blow his
horn in our streets the Sabbath with perfect mpunity
and the same windy privilege il likewise accorded the
American Musical Fund Society of New York,
Various the lodges pracscd on our hotel keepers
Yesterday named Augustus Spies
picion OF having stolen silver spoons 1t appeared that
Spies described himself teacher Of Canandaigua
and lived at the lnternatonaHote where he up bill of
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THE cHoLERA.-Iherc % inerrnents in Newark NJ
j. Monday, Of which IL of cholera Consid
cradle alarm exists in the city There Is inermens
in Cleveland on the nth instant and four of them from
cholera
Between the LIST and 9th instant there 80 deaths by
choefa in Ogdonsburg N " and five new cases were
ported on Tuesday the 9Th
In Providence r l. and deaths of cholera
were reported from Friday to Monday
In Detroit the 10th instant there were IL interments
only few of them from cholera
There were IS deaths in New Haven during July, OF
which 10 were from cholera.
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LETTER FROM EGYPT.

Amerean temporarily Cairo writes 70 rs as fol-
lows
cAlRo, July lG.
The old Pacha died suddenly Some whispers of poson,
but that do credit His bad constitution and besali
ties sufficiently for it, He found dead in his
dvan in the by his attendants without previous
complaints.
Two OF his attendants Mameuke boys, fled and supcion
attaches them but the poor wrctches might naturally
have done ii innocent Judging from the usual OF
justice here.
1t is said post norton examination held but he was
quietly inferred yesterday afternoon without public
only regiment of soldiers present. and invitations
extended to officials of foreign countries The new Pacha
will be Saahis uncle, of old Mehemit Ala very SUI
prior in all respects TO his predecessor lie Is abou.
Arycgas years OF age; very large corpueo man. but
Of active mind and body he has travelled and was euca
ted in France speaks French with ease and English toer
bly, is fond of Europeans and as is practicable in his
POSITION adopts European habits lie has bu one wife-a
beautiful Gcorgianto whom he tenderv attached and
BY whom he recently had son. whose brtlast March
be grand fttc TO the people Alexandria Alias
pachn evil man. both publicly and privately His
loss therefore, may be regarded public gain and we NAV
now hope the improvements of old Mehemet All re-
vivcd by his son Saa.
Nature has done much for this land and this people that
i seems deadly sin that man should her works so
bacy and brutay the late ruler suddenly summoned
Judgment Egypt if only let alone, and the presence of
The iron hand OF extorton and tyranny removed from her
peope) might become the garden and granary the
ha but language convey idea of the cruelty the
oaosrty and the stupidity of the thing that is called gov
eminent under the power of Alias Pacha.
Ne moruis MI nisi Jonu be applied to who
make themselves misery to millions
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SHOCKING arRDrR-on the 26th of July, in yioksburg
Mississippi Jacob Vogh and his wife who for some time
had lived unhappiy together had trial before the mayor
to determine the ownership OF negro girl The suit was
determined in favor of Mrs Vogh who Immediately retired
with the girl in dispute Very after Nogh started in
the direction very much intoxicated and in short
time shrek heard followed BY a shot Some per-
sons attracted by the firing arrived the spot and
found Mrs. Vogh dead, shot through the heart The as
sassn escaped for the time although immediate pursuit
made but arrested the following morning at the
house of his sister Vekshurg and committed for trial
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DEPARTMENT or STATE,

Washington, Aug H. 1854
Information has bsen received William H. Robertson cq
United States acting consul at Havana that the
i'u or znxa In the island Of Cuba, will be
fresn from the day September poximo will
thencefarward be used for the coasting trade only
BY another Decree the captain has ordered all officers
the customs who have heretofore resided Tndnd dc Cuba
move their Offices TO Cada, which port Trinidad
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TO THE FRIENDS OF LIBERTY AND THE CONSTITUTIONS.
Desecrated has been great natal day
Treason boldly stalks forth in arrogant sway
Stop that eath-sounding kneliit CRATES my ears
Liberty's not dead! but is sobbing in tears
See the phalanx approach with g blue lights In hand,
To apply The torch at the word of commando
Liberty's chart they commit to the flames
With its long list OF purcst patriot names!
New our constitution in effigy burns
Come TO the rescue !-put its ashes in nrns.
Beware in whose hands our banner You trust
Rally freeinen, rally it trails in the dust!
Run up to the breeze our flag Of old
Spread still wider each stripe, each STAR and each fold,
Remember the blood of our noblest of sires;
Then light up again their hottest Of fires;
Invoke their spirits from the depths Of the grave
To vonchsafe again the great charter they gave
Dictated by virtue, on wisdom's best plan
The greatest of Blooms ever given to man.
Those gnoblc sons who would their sres degrade
Are unworthy the home their fathers have made.
w. r,