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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-13
NEw On1.EAxs Dec. s.

b 70, ....as.= NEW ORIEA$b Zee ..
B. the arrival OF the Pro nsthsds w. have
dates from San Juan to the 81 OF November.
She connected with the Uncle Sam at
San Francisco on the zo.h inst. The Cacle
Sam brought 2500oo in treasure and $50 pas
sengors.
The Northern Light arrived out at San Juan
on the Sd and was to leave the same day
This health of the IsthnuS was good. The
transit across requires twenty-eight hours.
Col Walker has quiet possession of Grana-
da Peace and confidence are restored and
the citizens have resumed their usual occupa-
tons.
A large fire occurred at San Francisco on
the night of the 10th. Loss $3.50.
Gen. Richardson was murdered by gam
bier named Cora. Cora is under arrest.
The southern part Of the State is threaten
ed with disturbances from the Indians, who
are stealing large numbers of cattle.
Many murders. have been committed
throughout the State.
The Nothing State convention at Sacrament
to appointed delegates to Philadelphia, instruc-
ting them to vote for no man for President
unless he is in flvor of the Pacific railroad and
opposed TO the agitation Of slavery.
The bark Lucin Mary arrived at Province
town with Buenos Ayres dates to September
3D. The revolution at Buenos Ayres. August
%, resulted in the resignation of the President
and Minister. The President Of the Senate
acts as President until the election in March.
RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 8.
The Legislature to-day reelected the Hon
Jas. M. Mason U s. Senator for six years, over
Summers OK. NJ, by IS majority, on joint
ba Hot.
WASHINGTON, Nov. %.
The Hon. P Y. Herbert, of California, il
here He says that Ex-Governor Foote has NJ
earthly chance of being elected to the Senate
from that State. 1t is probable that the
Legislature will fail in electing Senator al
together. The Know Nothings have major
ity on joint ballot but the Democrats hav
On majority Of one in the Senate; thus the.
have the power of staying off the election
But should they go into election, Foote
about the last man that could succeed. If an.
Know Nothing is elected, it will probably b
Baily Peyton.
No one doubts that if the Democrats hav
the power to, in any manner, prevent the cleo
ton ola U. S. Sanator, they will do it. The
illustrated this in our Indiana Legislator,
They prevented those representing lare
majority of the people, from carrying out Ii
expressed will of this majority. Indiana hi
won but ono Senator in Congress, while Il
least State in the Union has two. This
popular sovereignty" with the Democracy
The only popular sovereignty they recognii
rs the scyereigpty.
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or The tickets to the Concert, supper,
&c. this evening AZ Crescent Hall will be 81,
each admitting gentleman and lady, They
can be had at the Washington House, and at
Messrs. Decker & Runners store.
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OT-Some scoundrel entered enc Of the pas
senger cars in the deyye at Jefferson lille on
Sunday night, and cut a great hole in each
cushioned seat in the car except two, and split
all the backs. The officers Of the road cam
not imagine who the wretch is who could be
guilty of such Infamous conduct. 1t viii cost
several hundred doll airs to repair the damage.
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0-The Court Of Common Pleas adjourned
yesterday, owing to sickness in Judge lsle-
harris family, until next Wednesday. 1t will
then commence to transact a little Probate
business, and adjourn to a special session to
be held in January. -
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BY TELEGRAPH.

07-The telegraph wires are not yet up
The tall pole at White river WIS blown down
which has caused the long delay. The wires
will most certainly be up to-day.
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RIVER HNTELLEGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
TrrsnAY. il.s 4.

TEEsoAv. tI;k.
AsrELo7G--Fra LoaisY Tie &c Ssw Orleans.
BgLLz SHS.:s .x-fln New orssns 20 Louisville.
HicKHAs--fm Cumberland river 20 CirsinpAti.
TEDsEaDAY. i2th.
EUSIcE-ful Pittsburgh 20 st. Louis.
II. BRInsEs-fm Bowling Green TO Lop;sville.
BucK.YE-fm Cincinnati to New Orleans.
FAsHIoS-fsn st Louis 20 louisville.
Mos oSGAHEL G--fm New Orleans to Pittsburgh.
RAi>Bow -fra LouisSils 70 Henderson.
EcLIPsE-fm Naahvill- to Cincinnati.
T. G. TwIcHELL--fn New Orlesns to Louisville,
GAzgL-frn St. Louis ts LoTisville.
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0E.F-We thank Mr., Geo. SimOns, Express
messenger, for Pittsburgh and Cincinnati pa
per, of Tuesday, and indianapolis papers of
Wednesday, left us last evening.
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Gbt DaiIg g0urual.
LatGAL DEPARTMENT..
Concert, srpper and Fair.


Recoihct the ladies' have an appeal before
the community this evening, and they intend
giving value received" for all lberality bestow-
ed upon them this evening. They have been in
defatigable in providing an entertainment for
this evening, at Crescent Hall, which must
have secured the best musical talent in the city,
which under the able direction of Mr.. Cell,
will result in one Of the finest concerts ever
we have had or we shall be much mistaken.
In addition to this, those who attend the Con-
cert will be treated to an excellent supper. AT
ter the Supper, the Fair will be opened, AMI
m altitude of beautiful articles suitable for
presents, ornament or practical use, be offered
For sale by fair hands, There's a bill of enter
tainment for you which ought to be irresista-
bie We hope to see Crescent Hall crowded
TO overflowing to night. The cause is good
and the ladies' should be patronized.
REMovAL.-The Messrs vickery have re-
moved their grocery establishment to the large
four story brick building just below the Wash
ington House. In this new house they have
ample room for the transaction of large bus
iness. The young men comprising this firm,
arc upright, and enterprising and Industrious.
In short time they have built up large bus
mess, too extended indeed for their old house.
They have now excellent quarters, and we
trust they will receive large increase Of bus
mess. Their advertisements will be found in
another column.
or We thank Mr.. Geo. Wolfin for COM
plimentary Ticket to the Grand Benefit Bail
of the Union Fire Company No. .. Great
preparations are making for this Ball, which
will be one Of the most splendid affairs of the
season. It will come off the 26th inst. We
shall have more to say a. out tprovious 10 that
time. In the mean while our citizens should
show the proper liberality by the.parchase Of
tickets.
EU-Mr Blpkcly of the Blakely Family
Concert Troupe drerped unexpectedly in our
Office yesterday. We are glad to hear from
him that this popular oahd Of singers viii be
in Evansville shortly, and give one Of their de-
lightfal entertainments. They will be re-.
collected by many of ourslovers of music, as
having been here vice before. Hubbard, the
great yiolinist, is with this company, and his
violin alone ought to crowd any Hall in the
city. We know it can crowd hail with the
very exuberance Of rich music.
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION ROOMS,

AUCTION ROOHsSs
ola Courouse. Corner of Main arc Third
#4sely opposite she IS Washington Hotel.
EEAvIN6 lsased for 3 term Of and fitted the
4 q ahSye we'll known stand pre- pared -
eeiSs f- ai suctioaor private sale, all kikd
msrehas disc Ssuschoid furniture horses, b
giles. etc.
opsh advances ras lie on Shen required
Regular sales Tussaas %17rsdGY and SATURDAY,
col 1ieacing a. e'oloekA y &lso Tuesday Wed@es1y
ans friis~ aigbls early gaslsght.
Outdoors les and sales OF rssats promptly atten dad
to.
snd genersl SssSrt vf& - At RE eonsstiT slzt.
spiEdis aae hNF1 v&s. ser0% scolirf
hack 1scs -ren~h. Jenny Liad. sI1 G1<4e sEood
aiFs 947ZanY wood sofa cls5,s ..zFs<n
eaFs: rocsers. sofas 5e5as y eehtT
>nnS - isakfsss tables ightfaat ssss 81 ads
tntsEss TsSs oDmon AMI IlisSzs ; assi-ads'
trss+ss tin shss sara, etc. which sal i'll al Cn
yoiist @ee trSeess. asckes sutlery- es rsgtoi
cts. etc, which wit 81 reeusss prizes - ssh.
wholesale or retaif ~ WOO iSEE NELSON.
ny9 ASsts
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owssaroAs. ~. w II. 1ss

ogsESsHoEo E5.s sesr II, 1855.
Dr. j. ". GessProkDssr Sir, Rsyi,e ssr us asst I've
Years beeE ssyay with Chiiis ana FsFst oa Sno
ing nothing tha Abuld afford me any relief es lew
Osen's Chill PslIs which dc. ~ great . after
aisng box foupa -siss trom tas
most ioa thsous of ali Ssssses. Cfifls and Fever.
say all who ave chtlls and ksssr. Iosa Het
ea 60 inraedi2s5 D. 8 ". CcI ~ P-s-
sHd word TO g.s will nsstr ~ sseegs9
with cs.itis aEzsn '5s cHAS. Z. GRiST.
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Frm YonK. Dec. n. PM

Flour firm; sAieS QGO bbls. Corn improving; west
cru mixed 992sc, INK dull. Whi-ky improving with
sales at4I i-2c- Coffee firm. Bio I2c-
afsrlSNaTI, Zee 10. p. NJ
Four continues to drag heavily sales 20Ubbls 81 80.
Provtsions inactive; sales 751 hams Sc Hugs
du; sales 800 head at IS So hisky dull and te2yf
f6seUO bis at 2ssSc. Sugar--sales 30 hhds at I-2
&c. olassesreeeipts light equal tn demand, with
sles of IS bbS at We Coffee dull but irn small lots
at l2 l.2c.
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TEORxE NEWS rom THE AADsESs
TusT received direct ths East n asdsarzl
~ Winter GooJs. Ehiea Is1ies gTtas
frequent inteSd than the chcArrss
We woad cal particular stock " Aooisa
Plsiis. French I'm dish NeFss LANES
0rerR Elan uels. rvis=ri.t ,xsuethinz
new. IL Gloves Nool Ba4ol Seisrs heaa-
tifal let Lad es' Cells sshe V:ssfGs SEstrrr
all Of which viii bs ssfi tbs rsdae- - Pa
SAlk, cali. sSs&l R0SER. BROTHER FS4,y
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Tsx Voc &AnKsr.--we could not hear of 3 solitary
sale 81 hogs yesoerday. We quote stu 81 SO IS tho
rsvano ra;a w. have seen private dispatch rom
Encinnfi dated last evening which quotes s5 3sB ~
This Is csvsiJsrstie deeline~- Les. Jagy., li;k.
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Boz HAGs5.. x. Ar5,iIl lsss.

Boz HAkEos, ET., Apr,ifl lsss. &
t. rgrs hat lis sud F.ver ia srll' ~
Tor - ss mouths aud tried III me oh Pilis ara
Chilf Gaedse5p . ts Azeil re sosrtF -
lrary eEess they go Fsa sils
family. e5fh 5s stesf ies. On
-i1e e1id ssTtss
mr. DSen's cEft Pils sad a zig = ~ .r Tory
'"' ''e' VA .. JACKS on.
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s.ss iuz rollawINo cNarIrlcA.Es


L0S0o~ Laurel CO. Ky. Nov l. 1855
Nvssss z u. ssuTl < CO Last mouth ssytait
to I.-aisvfs iuVinS Chs
sks faai reiief in 10 ious remedies
3. give your r. TzsanS Agae Cure
3 rtsl days missed TIE eItn have seen
rroYinE think shat the Will return
- me WouId valaslae
si those wsa afflicted with fetsT-snd 1gye
gAills. fours truly. JOHN "A. CAHAFAA.
Es-eay certify chat during ths Vsst tSaed 80
IN i. Il s-rest broadway taseiss Of Lor-
isviii sA ~ aIysHlfad three Of 80 ct
with ChiIls We the usual reafedes
a sse;ess etc srslisfs wh smith & Co =
mehoed isiaE iss few SD We we're al steyed
speedy
distressing disease it he best ieiae
for the dsesss " Refered to the pu3lie>@
Given my nand this 22d day a ontstar 1855 Loes-
yills KY " - LfFLE.
Personals appeared before til os<eTsiss~5 bgtis,
forth in nE
all EIre nAnd N dssy Of
ssfe'shersstSsf 5fAS. CLEMENTS. J. 4. 8. G.
81 -. = ~ srss shofessle retail by
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GssEsNBeao. Ky. fsh =. tSsSs
Or 7. Dear al been arzleea Ntrn
eiIis AZ avsrs Inenths yaree rra
e5iea induced tetry box ef gsrr Asne st #ksE
Asss earsd sound snd veil. ape isse te-Io 70 tos
beFtzss dfctne "a go ,'e.9t-p " = -
t1s above zsstsn1kn fef SIX fSszH sAN w.t.
e thst BIZ stat-Trs1e- tyle r,t. 49,
-r-
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RUCKWHE At FLOUR bags. saElbs each croiee
ID PsBasyIvAnia, neg Clsra Dean. fsr sale
5. Es-GILBERT d c..
6ec4 Sre. Water.
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Dir. ". I. OWENS PILLS.
FOR THE CURE OF
FEVER AND EGUE AND CHILLS
.hNtn EkVER~

AND FLYERS.
1T ofs- and frequently the practice Of individuals
get meaiVBe t. gull the public with lst
eertihesss. PnrPoIg"g e egH'e ION rEsrs - hANs
thereof. whra. fact hos hcates
are merely tine brain of the
Of the medicine. gp with hetitious Hsasfs.
The claim the Pilis he
u Bile srfu cures in dsssz hiei
As flesh 10 but will that the 81
mentioned in me esp.sa OF this advekiscst
offered catering humanity SAFE,
sr and speedy remedy To suistal this assertion he
persons in this community, hot alter trsTEs
purycrtihg be e-rtaia osvs ap4S
round relicf from the OF these Pil1s
Pills composed OF cheap iEg-r3lsnsss a1a
mlchihery tot the purpose o. making ihey
H. the subscribers. ab are cprp9Hsq
eutirty Of oOs, AID nure be solo snea
prers generally pills Bot tnoss VINO
wish a article which will Agge AVID Lever IN few
DAYS Eerey enabling sly patient TO stS - his daily ocsu
patton Ill find these Pals ths bssst and s
prepared.
Read the wing certificates. eAa Fyon a- g-Are sv4
Of these Pills Will be - rcr9hi
- OwENsBORc. XIV. August l. 1888.
- c.rtihes that ny son was taken yJ s=s - esin
Ags Phls. and ana harry e s-s ths. sS si-
fscsse4 speedy and permanent egrs . 49, - efAh.
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CoftS0 yarns.

socs dos $40 ct OF. for e.sh. %
eros 9 dog do do do .......-...-9
7DNs doz do do do -...--......e
Up The pricesabav generally .wheret %o prices
are forfull packages, ana tAe hEnefi9l
smatiw heIesale.
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WHfGEESaLE PskyUns CURRENT.
.... srax, ,.aS<s %.s,.


Good HenIeeE
Sole. 1900. 25A27
C.. u. Hm'lK sole
Oak Tanhed do. }0 a g
Upper . d6z...2- 0OS26
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CONVERSATIONAL. srrif r. 1898.
fesritfs shaf hS5 saifs ea fever 81 sp..a - te"s
bed fs- aA4 tsatsHll
5sT S:5 2 o. freak tAe Fva arf rsiief vas
asa aSsied % Try M ien's fhii Pits; dis 90 AIS tsy
rne5 ha c.ilis ard psrfee3 we'll 1hst alec
eure5 ,ssrezsfpg pain IN the "ie wAs
fsrfp rla res-ltu ting serious ferssus f5st3
wien oiIs 7ssHia do we'll nse them hsy are ssssatn
e These PilIsss warranted "a evsry Instance
VIE rho airecsi fc1ss sea
- So 49, y s5aN-5 0S. fi-ssz-ist
5NNsHesnrns ".
a. ~ -eDgtsSZY & EA|EEE.
Tyboisssls and RIAL .S-E,.
ETSnSTfis. fsss
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LEwrarnrT. Ey.. jag :. Tag.
have the CT ia ard I
d,ris va-ous remedies witness s-et 80 usrF tas
- I - Dr. Ovens obiiI Pills. AL ~. nsv ts7sa
ne,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-18
From the Sandasky Mirror.
TIE LOST BOY.

i had been but a few months in charge
Of the prison, when my attention was at
tracted to, and deep interest felt in, the nu
merous boys and young men, who were
confined therein, and permitted to work in
the same shops with old and hardened con
yicts. This interest was increased every
evening. as saw them copgregated in
gangs, marching to their silent meals, and
thence to their gloomy bed rooms, which
are more like living sepulchres. with iron
shroads, chan sleeping apartments. These
youlg men and boys being generally the
shortest IN height. brought up the rear Of
the companies, as they marched to the ter
rible 'lock step and consequently more ea-
silly attracted attention. 10 see many
youthful forms AMI bright countenances,
mingled with the old and hardened scoun.
drels, whose yisages betokened wee, malice
and crime was sickening to the soul. But
there was one among the boys, q lad about
seventeen years ofage, who had particu-
larlY attracted my attention; not from any
thing superior in his counteuance or gener
al appearance, but by the look of utter dis
pair which ever sat upon bis brow, and the
silent uncomplaining manner in which be
submitted to all the hardships and degrad.
ations of prison life. He was often com
planned ofby both officers and men, and |
thought unnecessarily, for light and trivial
offences against the rules Of propriety; yet
he seldom had any excuse or apol gy, and
never denying q charge. He took the rep.
rimand. and once punishment, without a
tear or marmur, almost as q matter Of course
seeming thankfulil was no worse! He had
evidently seen better days. and enjoyed the
| light ofhonae, parents, and friends, II mol
the Injuries oflile. But the lishto hope
seemed 10 have gone oat--his health was
poor his face pale---his frame fragile
and no FIRE beamed in his dark grey eye
| | thought, every night. o. ! saw him march
10 his gloemy, bed that I would go 70 him q
learn his history but there were 90 many
duties to perform. 50 much u learn and do,
that day after day passed, and | vcul1 neg,
lect him---having merely learned that hi.
name was AarAuE LAMR, and that bis
crime was burglary and larceny. indicating
very bad boy, for one % young, He hat
already besa there year, and had tw,
more 10 serve He never could outlive hi
sentence. and his countenancs Indicated lha
BE felt II. He worked II stone casiiug. or
the New State House; hence my opportuni'
lies for seeing him wereilsss than though
he worked ID the prison yard It'll his pals
face haunted uc night aad day. ana / re
solved Oh the next sathath as hs cams
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TERMS, $500


A DISTRESSING CAsE--ABsERAorIos or
LETTERS Il ROM rus PosToFPrcE. The Cin-
cinnati Enquirer Of Friday has The following;
Yesterday afternoon United States Marshal.
H. II. Robinson arrested. on the aEfiaasit Of
the energetic Uuited States Nail Agent. W.
J. Brown Of indianapolis a young man Of
this city, named William G. Gsno. upon The
the charge Of absiracting from the Post
Office letters addressed to other citizens.
Mr., GAM is young man Of family. and
most respectfully connected lie has hereto
fore borns an exeellen. character. and was
engaged in The Office Of the Masonic Mirror,
edited and conducted By bis father-ia-lsw.
Mr.. Moore. and was entrusted VITA the D.
pening of letters containing remistances
For several years complaints hare been
made at the Postoffi;e and through lhe col
umns of the Mirror, that letters hsI been
abstr 'cted containing money, aud many per-
sons in the Posto!fi; ;e have been suspected
as the guilty perpetrators Of the larcenies,
but no races discovered until recently.
For some time past. Mr.. Ernst. bookseI.
Ter, on Main street, has missed letters, aud
be employed means to detect the culprit.
A decay letter was throwa in bis box ~
Mr.. Brown, and in a few minutes Afterwards
it is alleged that Gano called forit, and ob.
tanned it. Mr., Ernst for some time pab'isll.
ed a familiar connection with bis own busi
ness and that Of the Mirror. Iii this way
yoang Gano probably became tempisl Il
try his luck in what did not beloag to him.
The prisoner was taken before U. S, Con-
missioner Pendery, and the hesriug of bis
case was continued until two O'Clock this
afternoon, We sincerely hope lhAi the ua-
fortunate young man may be enabled u
prove his innocence Of the charges alleged
against him.
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All Gxfelleut Storm
TIE PET On TIE FoRECAsTLE.

The tale | lay before you is no romance
1.-The facts have actually occurred some ten
years since on board Of Ia Boston Iudiamen
Twas then young to the life of a sailor, and
each scene At the lime witnessed, Is easier
brought to mind than the occurrences q
a.the last goyage.'' Never. in the eyes Of
her crew. was there craft that could COM
pete with her. thoug 50 rapid and many
have been the improvements since, that, in
sober truth, could she be placed side by side
with ship Of the present day. our opinions
would be oyerruled. OF her master, never
better man broke bread or trod shoe Ieath-
er: one OF the old school, he was both sailor
and gentleman, neither we've her officers
wanting ID those qualities which endeared
them 10 those unier their command 80 and
ehere we're sterling old tars ii her forecastle,
who. in the very sense Of the word, belong.
cd to her; voyage after voyage found them
sslll IN the same ship, at the same station
growing, sailor like, for the same imagin
cd cause, and denouncing il round term.
some fixture, which for half a dozen years,
they daily had pronounced worthy i situa-
lion III iophet.
Don't imagine these warm wishes result
ey in any III feeling; twas but sailors char
aeterissics- -for did the new conner dare to
look ugly when they condemned, the old
salts would raise breeze directly. We'll
manned. beside her compliment wtre 10 be
found the carpenter AMI sail-maker, whom
Jack rated together with cook steward. 4,
patty officers, that always gave rise to |
discussion never as yetsettled which parts
white 0r black; shall be considered ia The
asuendant In those days and in that trade
there were srtielesFto be found in the inxenl
tory. and considered as an essential part oi
TIC materials, nov seldom carried BY the
Merchantmen. These are big guns and
small arms. boarding spikes and netting,
arn chests ID The top. and III short In q
small scale, The II out ensemble oi the mar
of-war. Y
Every Saturday, the weather permitting,
We vent through a species of manual excer-
rise. working our guns. repelling, boarding,
exsinguishing ffes. singing yards, dncking
chips 3 he IN The mock combat, was lov'
cred over tho side to plug shot hole, and
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MlsfeIlaneOns.
One Hundred Years Hence.


Who'll lthrong the streets in eager haste
One numbered years from now,
And nrammon's ileeting phantom6 chase &.
With care-worp, anxious brow;
70 gaina name
For wealth or fame
Ambition 3 goal, ~
Or honor's scroll
Who will be that spell-bound ,hrong,
Passing with hasty steps along,
One hundred years from nowi
Where, oh! where viii be the men,
One hundred years from now,
3 Whonow the yirtuous poor condemn
With purse.proud naughty brow;
Who give the sneer
To misery's tear,
Withhold relief
To orphans grief;
Where, oh! where will be tleir pride,
When rich and poor lay side by side,
One hundred years from now!
Wh9'll grace our courts asjudges grave,
One hundred years from now,
Nor wrap the law, nor screen the kHase,
When wealth and affluonce bow;
When bribes Of gold,
And crimes untold,
Make justice sleep,
And mercy weep;
Who will be those jurist pure,
And bribes and sycophants abiure,
One hundred years from nowl
Who'll guide our rights DER land and sea,
One hundred years from now,
Stand by the banner Of the free,
And dare confront foe;
Andnever yield
Ger flood and iield,
And do no wrong
Submit TO none;
Who will be those patriots brave
Togusrd our flag o'er land or wave,
0ne hun4red gears from nowl
Where where will the proud despot be,
One hundred years from nowl
Who'd cru.h the germ of Liberty,
And make tile nations bcwl
They'll be forgot,
Their names viii rot,
Nor nations feel
Their iron heel;
And the fair goddess, Liberty,
VIII reign Ger every land and sea,
One hundred years from now.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-18
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know if 'twouldn't be better 10 put the mig
ger in irons and give hin up to the lawyer
'landsharks at the end Of the voyage"
"UpOn my word. Jack. the best plan in
the world"
Let it suffice to say, that the cook met
with his deserts aud The boy With his re-
ward, the latter now commands one of the
finest ships out ofa neighbOring city.
With him sails superanuated tar, who
takes great liberties. and who boasts Of sail
ng with him ever since he was "The Pet Of
he Forecastle."