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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-10-23
Coxswell's Knownothiu.isn,.

The Republican orators of this county.
Of whom there is scarcely one VINO is not
reekins with the stencil of the Know Moth.
ing lodge still on his garments, and whose
candidate for sheriff was the secret nominee
OF all the lodges in the county for Sheriff
four years ago, have the impudence to ask
foreigners to vote for their candidate he.
cause Cosswell, they say, was once inside
of a Know Nothing lodge.
Nobody denies. that Mr.. Cogswell, at the
first ,ise of Know Nothingisn, and when
its object and principles were little known
or understood, was, with many other good
men, inveigled into Know Nothing lodge.
Mr.. Cogswsll has never attempted to DENY
this. He always said it openly and above
board, and has also said he was prepared to
give the names of a dozen other now prom
nent opponents OF Know Nottingham in
this city who were voted in at the same
time.
But Mr.. c. also says, that the moment
he ascertained what was the real object of
tae srder-that 1t was to prescribe foreign
born citizens and their religion, he left the
lodge in disgust, and has never from that
day to this been in their secrets, has never
had their confidence or support, and more
over has been the consistent opponent Of all
their principles, objects, and aims. Can
Frank Warner, Thorne, Gray, &c, say the
same thing?
And as proof Of the sincerity and entire
truthfulness Of Mr.. c. in this declaration,
such facts as these may be cited. Know
| No,hingism requires its membes to pledge
! themselves never to employ foreigners in
always has had from 30 to 80 Irishmen in
his EN- ,loyment. Mr.. Cogswel, within three
! months after he is said TO have joined the
/ Know Nothings, was 4 member ofour City
city Clerk. The question arose on his re-
/ election. Mr.. Courtney will do Mr.. Cogs-
We'll the justice to say, that Mr.. CoGSweIl
/ hot only himself nominated and supported
/ him for reelection, but that for his aid he
would not have been reelected. At that
/ election, the Know Noth!ngs in the Coun-
/ ell voted blank tickets, while Mr.. Cog.well,
/ al d ali the other members that were not
{ Know Nothings voted for Mr.. Courtney
But a more pregnant fact than all these, to
show Mr. Cogsweii's utter contempt for and
adherence Of the bigoied AMI proscriptiv We
principles Of Know Nothngism is found in
the feet known TO all our citizens, that Mr..
c. has for the last two or three years, had
his own daughter at a Catholic schoo! to be
educated.
This shows the character ofMr cngswell'.
sympathy for Know No,hngis n acts tina,
speak louder than words. 1T foreigners
and Catholics are asked to drop him and
vote for his opponent Hex. a little petifog
cling one-horse lawyer, who, in 1854, was
grand sachem OF Know Nothing SIN, anC
boasts that he organized % lodges in Ken
dali and Grundy counties. He was not on
" Know Nothing then, but is one still
and to this day boasts of i. Tina, would be
sweet operation on the part of foreigner.
and Catholics truly, to drop Cogswc.l, anc
vote for Warner aud HEX
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1yarshaI.. sale.

ysitsT Stats Circuit Couyt-E 5scE'ion Va. 1858.
DY Itu- OF 4 VIII Of f.ert tfs, 70 ue drectes
ID from the United States Circuit Court Tor TIC
Northern Dsirict o! Illinois. in favor OF saml.l L.
French e al and Iin,t Geo Fisher ami bro Manu.
I have levied the following property, TO VII
Lots and Block /, in Walkers Addition 20 otta-
aIso, outoi =. in Letter H. in sub div Of -w r ar
sec. H. r b v. Il. m; al-" Lots {, ), ini -,
Block ~ and Lots and H. Block III the STATE At-
dt!on to OTTAWA also. va So T 81 y. RI
E. and NEG 81. T. - y. X. L., all ia La
Sale County and State Of Illinois.
Which all expose to public sale the goth day Of
October the Court House door IN said County to
the highest AID best bidder, for ready money
Sale % commence between the hours OF O'Clock A.
NJ and sunset OF said day. JAS W. DAVIDSON,
oc. La.s Z. s WdrsiGk Northern Dist. Of Illinois.
The above sale has been postponed until III. y IN day
OF October. lSS. JAS. w. DANlpsON,
or23 late l. : Marshal, No, ta.rn Dit. 81 Illinois.
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How beautiful and exalted are the fol

lowing sentiments OF De Witt Clinton:
Pleasure is a shadow, wealth is vanity,
and power a pageant: but knowledge is es-
taiic in enjoyment. perennial in fame, un-
limited in peace, and indefinite in duration
In the pea forrnnncc Of lis sacred offices it
fears no danger, spares no cX; enSe, omits
no eXertion. 1t scales the mountain, looks
into the o .ean, perioratcS thc earth. encir
cles the globe, explores sea and land. con-
templates the distant. asccndS the subj me-
NJ place too remote for its grasp, no hea-
ven too too exalted for its reach
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-10-23
SENATOR DOUGLAS
The Canvass.

VIM. CoGswELL and S. c. COLLINS, Esqrs.,
democratic candidates for representatives in
this district, will meet and address the peo-
at the following places at the times named ::
Reading, Saturday, Oct 20.
New Michigan, Monday, Oct. %
Capt j. W. CONNECT will also be present
and address the people at the place and times
named.
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The Last Card-- Eisenhower for Lincoln.

w. w. DanenhOwer, the great apostle OF
intolerance, the chief officer in 1.-The army Of
protection" which guarded the court house
and shot down the Germans in Chicago, in
April, 1855, is out in n letter for Lincoln. 1t
is published in Wentworth's paper, October
10, 1858. Hear him
81 am as heretofore a firm adherent to
A'nericdnism, believing that for the protec-
ton of that sacred right, the elective fran
chlSe, TIE NATURALIZATIoN LAWS SHOULD BE
AMENDED, AND SAFEGUARDS THROWN AROUND
THE BALLOT BOX, TO PREVENT IT'S ENTIRE POL
LUTON; AND TO THAT END NATURAL
1ZED CITIZENS SHOULD NOT BE
ALLOWED TO VOTE UNTIL ONE YEAR
AFTER NATURALlZATION."
After thus stating what he-Danenhower-
is for, he proceeded as follows:
AMERICANS and WIGS of Illinois, you
hold the fate of Douglas in your han s, and
as one of your number, | BELIEVE 1T TO BE
MY DUTY TO EXPovsE THE CAUSE OF THOSE
IRON WHOM WE HAVE EVERY THING TO EXPECT,
and oppose those from whom judging from
the past, we ear receive nothing but abuse
and prescription, and. believing that such a
course will tend to the union of the entire
opposition in 1860 against the pro-slavery
Democracy, and result their ignominious de-
feat, shall, on the first Tuesday in Novem-
Der next. deposi, my ballot for S. L. BAKER
and NAS II. !iIGGrSs-the Republican can
didates for the Legislature, the staunch and
tried friends Of abraham Lincoln.
W. DASENUowER.
There it ia. Herr Kriessman and Caspar
Butz deludnz their cnuntryman into the sup
port Of men from whom Danenhowcr says
the frien Of repsal~Of the naturalization
laws have every thing to expect" We
trust the Germans of Chicago will rcmeM.-
Der who Mr.. Danenhswer is; t ey will re
member the evenIful year Of 1866, when
Danenhower rode rough shod over all men
/ Of foreign birth, and commanded a military
company which he KEEP, to shoe, down the
/ foreigners. He calls the Germans of
( Chicago to vote for Peck, and Baker, and
and IIiggings. as the men from whom the ad.
vocates IF change in tie naturalization
laws, and of a law to prevent naturaIized
citizens from voting for one year after be-
coming citizens, "hare ersrythtng TO eTPeet.
Mr. Danenhewer says aboiliIonISm is TO
him = matter Of ind ference; he Will vote
for Abnlitionis,s If thereby he can secure the
great ends he has IN view, the disiranchiSe
rnent Of naturaliZed citizens and the extcn-
sion of the term Of naturalization to q
years Danenhower insists that all foreign
ers shall be in the L nited States % YEARS
TO secure that end, he calls upon all men tc
vote for Peck, Baker, Higgins, Gray, James
and the Republican county ticket.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-10-23

The New York Times has received Utah
correspondent to the 11th SEPTEMBER
There is no news Of importance. A search
for the territorial library has been made,
but unsucccssfully. Snow had begun to fall
in the territory, and several cattle in the
mountains I'D persisted from cold. The ar
my had moved into winter quarters. Gen.
Johnston had assigned the cGnmad to It,,
Colonel Smith, and himself entered upon
the duties of commandant Of the Depart.
ment Of Utah,
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PRICES REDUCED ~
GROVER 4 BAKERS
CELEBRATED
Family S. wing Machines,
NJ E,cx H1vo,,,

NALL at j. g. NATTiNGKRs Store, Ottawa. Ard test its
~ merits. The best Machine ever invented for family
sewing and fos the following reasons:
LIST. II is more simple and easily kept il ORDER
ID II makes which will not rip or rasci though
ever, bird stitch be cut.
Cd I, ..vs I'm two ordinary ,poeis, ana ths IA
trouble Of winding threa,. is avo'afu' ,;. ,.N,;-
4th. The seam is AS elastic as ~ "o y, -. hing
that it is free from all liabilities TO "a IN III e'
ironing or otherwise. .. .,a
Nessrs Gro, In BAKER, the original periectefs AHp
whose Machines have obtained world vide celehry -
being the best in use have Commentary reduced inc
prices of their Family Machines nearly ooper cent hus
placing them within the reach OF all -.
P ins On J. W. PAY, AGENT Otrcs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-10-23

"a CORRESPONDENT. who has been reading
"Spurseon's Gems, is much struck with the
originality of the idea there expressed,
that we should all probably like to have
free passes to the Palace Of Heaven" He at
the same time suggests that holders OF those
''passes" would DO dead beads. ~ p
Post.
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Mr.. Van Buren,, Of Chicago,

Will address the Democratic Club at the re-
gular meeting at the Court House on Mon
day evening, the 18th inst.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-10-23
Hon. r. S. Blackwell Coming

Hon. ROBERT S. BLACKWELL of Chicago,
Court House, on Tuesday evening, Oct. Goth.
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Seventeen applications have been made
to the Auditor Of the State Of Minnesota.
for establishment Of banks Of issue at vari-
Gus points in that State, under their new
banking law.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-10-23

LosDos astronomers do not regard the
present brilliant comet rs identical with that
Of 1865; which is now expected. The pre-V
sent visitor will not re-appcar for two or
three hundred years.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-10-23

GEO. ". TEAGEgl, al hi new RESTAURANT. in Ca
VI va-iys Block Nam Street, west OF La sale, -
prepared to furnish Day ard superior to any o-
tel in the City. at ne Lo,res. price.
N.sl. served a, ali hours. oca3
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-10-23

DAY lRnAr.InrA.

you value your lie. take notice OF the slightest
: cough. FooKp's syrup OF Horeho4nd will stop the
Cough and thereby prevent consumption, PREM red aud
sold by Ioc231 EY GRIGGs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-10-23
Gov. j. c. Jones and Hon. j. Il. Wall
ker, OF IL HcsSsee,

Will address the people at the following
times and places in Illinois. The democracy
a: the several points named should take
steps to secure large turnout of the peo-
pie to hear the distinguished Tennesseans
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nnc Gent RcNN ri.

DCTAwAY from the subscriber, the l,'h inst. a
II -ol1red boy named William Philips, aged about i
All person, are hereby forbidden TO harbor trust
him my account. Any person returning him TO me
will receive the above reSart-and nc more
oc23 {. CLARKE.
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1853. North Side Victorious
CLOTHING for the MILLION
THE POPULAR HOUSE OF
FISkE g. TAYLOR!

North side Of the Court House, Ottaua, H.,
RE now receiving their usual large stock of season
IA able CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS. Also, very large stock of BOOTS, SHOES,
AND RUBBERS, which have been selected the
extensive manufactures in the Eastern cities.
The very moderate prices at which they sell their
Goods well appreciated by their numerous custo-
mers, that they challenge competition.
They selling Ladies' Cloth Caters at the very 10"
prices Of Soc to $3.50. ., ~
Ladies' Morocco Bootees, with heels, II co 20 70
slippers, -.........--'-'.'' ~
Lnsmenea D'o'ee''' 2 SO to 90
Neh van Doo's''.''- 2 so to 4 90
Kip " Sh,s.
A,so a large assortment of Chdrens SHOES.
The;, .,ock of Insiness and Over Coats IS co"P'e'e'
in quality quantity and style r...;v;,,
' ~, aj;,;np m the above. they are now RECEIVING
nice assortment W '' ocl6
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Inr Sal N0ticr

NoTICEi is hereby given to all whom II may Germ.
~ that sale of Lands and Lots for the and
costs due thereon for the year A b. 1885, held the
door OF tho Court House in OTTAWA, in the County of L.
Sale and State of Illinois. by the Treasurer aid
County, the Nth day Of May, 4. D. 1851, W g. Eas-
purchased the following described tracts Of Land
and Town Lots situated in said County and that the
time of redemption the will expire in years
f-nrr, Ii A.x Of lid
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Lager Beer.

Lager Beer.
II OUIS GNAM has made arrangements TO keep on
hand hereafter the BEST LAGER BEER that can be
procured in this country
He has also in Bottles for IA my use and will sell il
BY in smaller quantiti his sAloon on
Columbus street oppo site the Gun ehor, dssr "a
the nljneis River House. ocl6IaS
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The Last Resort.

o. C. GRAY, the leader of the republican
party of this town, is growing desperate
He knows there is no chance for Frank
Warner, and therefore lie intends to make as
many votes for him as possible 10y prostitu-
ting himself and party and resortins to any
means, no matter how contemplate or das-
tardly. Gray made speech last evening in
the country, undertaking to prove Frank
Warner was not know-nething and Sam
uel RAYMOND was We denounce Gray's
insinuations as false from beginning to end
and as We have said before, We are author
lied to put up 800 against the same amount,
that will DC paid over unless We can prove
that Frank Harner receired the nomination
IF The knco nothing lodges 'rhen elected .Sher-
if6sto,e, and we charge upon him now as
being a know-no,hing, and are ready to
psove it, although he does denounce the
order in public. We are authorized to offer
to any person or persons that will come for
ward and show that MIR. Raymond is or ever
was a know-nothing the sum of 800; ard
those persons who abuse and Willy Mr.. r.
should be set down for " hat they are worth
the miserable hirelings of party that de-
nounce Henry Clay as traitor. Men who
have no more principle than to do this are
in the market to forward any scheme, no
matter how hideous or damnable in its ma.
ture.
Frank Warner denounces the know-noth
ing organization among foreigners, and At
the same tio's is organizing lodges around
the county. Therefore if the republicans
think they can make capital by their willful
and S'iia'nous lying. they are welcome to
try it on, yet before they 60 any farther we
ask them to take us up if they would like TO
come out and show their hand, Otherwise
we set them down as mean and contemn,;,
Bile vilifiers who do not dare to speak IN.
word Of truth-Little Giant.
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The following advertisement appears in
the ST. Louis Republican
ENGAGEp.-Miss Anna Gould to John
Canda', City Marshal. both Of Lcavenw orth.
X. T.
From this time henceforth and forever
until Miss Anna Gould becomes a y idow-
all young gentleman are requested to with.
draw their particular attentions"
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CTOvE S.-Cook and Parlor Stoves, Of every descrp-
y tion selling very cheap. Call and look At them, at
seP:o KING HARDb.
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Isrnn<licS and Wines

III Who desire the best and purest Liquors. Tor Me-
a dicinai use, will find them at my store Hemesy
1G,Jx swan Gin St Croix Rum, Jamaica Rum, Native
Crane and Currant Wines, TenerGe and Madeira Wines
a E.Y. GRIGGS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-10-23

SUn0rteS.
DROsE Poetry, ANIMALS, Albums, Port Folios, Catho-
lie Prayer Books, Common Prayer, Diaries, Memo
rapdumr Cards Envelopes &c. too numerous to men
,;on in one Newspaper. Goc9l 4. Y. GRIGGS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-28

Showing decrease IN yellow fever of 30 from the
return Of the previous week The classification Of
deaths by all diseases is as follows
DisCases-Abscess of Liver l, AIbuminuria / Can
Ger l, Catarrh Casualties 2 Cholera l. Congestion
Of Bowels l. Congestion Of Brain s. Consumption O.,
Commissions Inantile 90 Group l. Debility Infantile
/, Deiirum Tremens 2, Darrhea Acute l, Diarrhea
Chronic ), Dropsy I, Drowned 4, Dysentery Chronic
s. Entertis 6, Epilepsy |, Fever 2, Bilious Fever l,
Congesye Fever 20, Remittent l, Yellow Fever 448,
Gangrene !, Disease of the Heart I, Hopping Cough
,, Inflammation ot the Liver3, Inflammation Of Lungs
4, Inflammation Of Stomach /, Inflammation Of Throat
6, Inflammation Of Womb l, Intemperance 2, Jaun-
dice /, Marasmus Infante c, Meningitis 2, Old Age
:, Palsy 2, Peritontis l, Pneumonia Typhoid l, Pre-
mature Birth 2, Small Pox l. Disease Of Spine l, Still
born g. Suicide l. Teething o Tetanus 3, iris Nascen
tum ), Unknown l, Not stated 2. Total Gl9.
dses-Under year, 45 to 2 years, IA 2 ia
5 years, 81; to 10 years, 49, 10 to 10 years, II
l5 to 20 years, 40 20 to Is years, III % to 80
l2O 30 to 40, IFS; 40 to 50, II 50 to so, 10 &C
to 10, 6 10 to SOC; 50 to 80, 4; 90 to 100, Q
NatirHies.-Austra, l Belgium, England,
France, 3G; Germany l24 Ireland, 1875: Italy, 2
( Poland, 6 Prussia, 2 Russia, l Scotland Spain
.; Switzerland, United States, 200; Not Stated
1876.
We append our table, showing the progress of tn
fever and the comparative mortality since the feYe
i beran
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-28
HOWARD AssocIATIoN-The following is the re-
port OF tile Howard Association for the week ending

10
The above number Of deaths include the reports of
the Touro Infrmary and Muison de Sante, not re-
ported in previous returns.
FInE.-A fire broke out, shortly after Sunday mid.
night, in the rear of the residence of Mr.. George
Purvis, on Jackson street. between Coliseum and
Chestnut. The flames spread rapidly, and soon de.
stroyed the building with all its contents together
with two others adjoining one Of them owned and
occupied by Mr.. Henry Block, and the other owned
by Mr. Goodwin, but not occupied though Mr., G, was
to move into it soon. The ffremen were promptly on
the ground and would have prevented this destruc.
tion of property, but for the scarcity of water which
for some time past has been the aifction Of the
Fourth District. All the houses were elegant and
stylish, and their destruction leaves an ugly gap on
jackson street The only person in Mr.. Purgis house
was bis son, who was aroused by the blazing of the
shutters Of his bedroom and had to retreat 50 hastily
that he failed even hsathers papers As all the
rest Of the family were absent and the fire started
in the part of the honse, where fire had been
used for some time the atlir attributed to incen
darism. The house occupied by Mr. Puryis belonged
to AlrJ. s, Waterman All the property destroyed,
we learn, was covered by insurance
THE WAY TO Do Ir.--Ntr. John Coleman, an old
contractor, who HASN'T had his hand in for consid
cradle time has gone to work again upon contract
to take up the square blocks of rghoupoulas street
and relay them diagOnay. In weeks time he
has taken up and reaid the blocks of one square.
from Canal street TO Common The sQnare was ac-
cepted by the Surveyor and opened to the public last
evening. This is quick work, compared with that on
Royal street, which seems as if it would never get
| through. Mr. C0lemans contract, we believe is f0r
ripping up and reaying Old Tcho0pitouas as far up
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Dc6 Orleans QaiIg Cresteut.
TrEsDAY MoRNING. sEPTEMBER d. Is5s.
gntaI 1ntRIIInenrE.

THg WEATHER continues decidedly hottish, and
the comet nightly brighter grows. The whole city
quizzes the celestial stranger each evening. Though
the weather is hot it is not yet possible to decide
whether any share d the heat from the comet
or not! Some people seem to think the comet has
something to do with it.
MoGTUARY.-The Board Of Health furnish the fol-
lowing as the return of the city mortality for the
week ending Sunday morning, 25th instant, at 6
o'clock.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-28

Pledge Of feathered pair Affection,
kidnapped 10 thy downy nest,
soon for my hreakR4st-sad reflection
Must thou 10 this cup be dFest.
What are the feelings of thy mother
-, Poor, bereayed. unhappy hen! ......
Iloagn sue may lay, perehance, another,
Thee she meier will see again.
Yet do not mourn Although above thee
Never more shall parent brood.
Know, dainty darling that love thee
Dearly as thy mother could. FBoston Post.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-28

ATTACK OF THE INDIANS on A PEMBINA TRAIN.
The ST Paul Pioneer gives the following extract from
letter received from james MFelridge, collector OF
customs at Pembina It is with regret that have to
announce the murder of three of our people by the
sioux Of tile Plains They were on their way from
ST. Paul, aud within one days march of Pembina
when the party attacked being oHly four in num-
her, by party of nine Sioux. Three of our men
were killed and scalped the remaining one Of the
party luckily made his escape. | think it is high
time that the government should do something for
our part OF Minnesota. As for the fort that is
being built on the Red river, Point Graham, it
is no more protection traders than Fort Ripley.
The Sioux OF the Pllins have hung around PemDna
and ST. Joseph all the summer, and the most of
our people were either in ST. Paul or the Plains,
lying in provisions tor the winter, the few that
left at home to make hay and take care OF the cattle
were afraid go out The Sioux killed and sealped
4 man within twenty feet Of his own door at st. J6-
seph in the month of July. These are thefaCts, and
should be attended to- as there are great many of
our people leaving here and moving down the river
to the Selrk settlement owing to the awlessness Of
the Indians and the failure of the government to pro
fuatf no
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-28

The grace, the gentleness of virt1ous agel
Though solemn, not austere 1hough wisely dead
To passion and the wildering dreams Of hope.
Not unaIive to tenderness and truth
The good old man is honored and revered,
And breathes upon the younglmbed race around
a gray and venerable charm Of years.
RObt. Montgomery.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-28

Nobility is river that sets with constant and
underwriting current directly into the great Pacific
Ocean Of Time hut, unlike all other rivers, it IS
more grand at its source than AT lis termination,