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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-15

SrATB OF 10wA.l In the District Court Of Scott
Scott County. County, state Ct Iowa.
DY virtue Of - sxseution issued from the once Of
ID the Olesk Or the District Court Of Scott county,
state Of Iowa, In favor Of Basil Duke, plaintiff,
and against DdWard Grace, defendant. dated June
9TH, 1859, and to me directed, ooemnnding me, that
Of the property heretofore attached Of the said d.
ward Grace, make, or cause TO Be made, the sum
Of hundred forty mine and O1OO dollars, with
interest and costs, and by virtue Of said execution
levied upon the following described resi- estate
ated In Scott o., Iowa, (being the same property
attached In this suit the 2tth day u Decemce
1851 70 Wit: The house and lot Of the above named
Ddward Grace, described - follows, viz; Lot one
~, In biloxi nine 20, In Russels subdivision TO the
city Of Davenport. Scott Co., Iewa, north Of I,wa
COLLEGE, commencing at the southeast corner OF
said Block uine [9D, runnlng thence west seventy
leet thance north eigh feet thence east seventy
feet thence south to y ace OF eynnng. Also upon
lot four fAl, In block seventy 73l in the ty
Ct Davenport, Scott Co.,, loss Al,o upon enc half
lot the esst side Of out lot thirtytwo 32l III the
original town OF Davenport.
And hereby give public notice that shall Offer
for sale public outsry ct the Court House door In
the city Of Davenport Scott county iowa Tuesday
the 9Th day OF July, A . 1859, 81 the hour Of ?
O'Clock Of said day, TO the highest and best bid
der therefor In cash, the above described property
sacient thereof 70 latisfy the above debt with in
teeest and costs.
Dated this 9Th dsy Of June, 1859.
Il. LEONARD.
June5 sheriff Of Scott county. Iowa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-15

Scot, County. Scot. county, Iowa. .
DY virtue Of IN execution is.usd from thu once
ID VI the Clerk Of the District Court Of Scott
~. atate Of Iowa, In favor Of James Bonner plain.
tif and against Charles Klenze, defendant, dated
June 81 1889 and to me directed, commanding
mo that Of the goods, chsttels, stock nteret In
any company, debts due, property In the hands Of
third persons, lands and teoements (Which ere not
exempt BY law from execution) Of the said defend
ant, Imsks cause to be made, the sum0pf eighty
elk dollasS and ses enty cents. With interest and
oosts and By virtue Of said execution levied upon
the following described real estate lying and being
situated IN Scott county, ICwa, 70 Wit The south
esst quarter OF the northeast quarter. Of section
Is in township so north orange east Of the 9th
also that part Of the south west quarter OF SEQ
ton one II in township eighty 1901 north Of range
east, particularly described follows to wit: Be-
ginning at the center Of said soush-wc quarter OF
sssd section one II, thence running due north
chains thence east 20 chains 70 esst line Of said
quarter section, thence sonrh chains thence west
20 chains to the place Of beginning.
Add hereby give public notice that shall OFFER
for sale at public cutlery 1t the Court House DOR
the city Davenport Scott county iowa W. dne:
day tho 9Th day Of July, 1859. ~ the hour Of two
closk y Of said day, N the hishest and b'at bid
der therefor IN cash. the above described property
sucent thereof 70 satisfy the above debt with In
tercst aud costs.
Dated this ID day Of June. 1859.
LEONARD,
June% Sheriff Of Scott county, Iowa,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-15
Original Notice.
STATE OF IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY

STATE OF IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY
To John weimer. Eul Hezborn, ana rhou -
Lewis, 0irs:
VOU ore hereby notified that th.re n nov ON a
an the once OF the CLERK OF the District Court IN
scott coun'y. bill In Rqlity pra, ing tat csuao
deed made and executed by John w. inner 10 Emu
Hezborn. and . Mo,tssge from ~mil Isseorn 70
Thomss L~wh and = deed from Hoisbon - Levta
We mer - recorded In the r, cords OF scott unity,
IoWa, be cancelled IS clouds upon HI, title ara
that he my lave such other relief q the q
his case may require and that unless you spp.ar
on or before tfe d 1t dsy OF the next tenn of II
court aud answer thereto sccording to the rue. Of
this Court. judgment will BE- rendered in accordance
wrh tie pay OF petitioner.
Dated ,hls 17tn day Of Nay A D. 1872
ERH8r wOLfMAkN, Plaintiff
bvJAAnH OR ANT Atty tMsy21
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-15
Legal Notice.

III; ca1rc OF IowA. Notice returned not
In District Cosst Of Scott Ceunty.
Antoine Ls Claire ". Harvey Hughes. Elizabeth
Hughes, John ysstes, n 4 Clsuseen, Chsriss D
Putasm, Van Rsnsellses How, , g WasAburn,
" Churchill:
10 saiA John Eesesr and Van Rnssllaer Heve-
VOU ere hereby neliasd list thsre y nov On als
In thu tflce d the clerk u ths District OoaSt
Of Sect county. . petitien 81 antoine u Claire
claiming The foreclosure Of certain mostgoee 00de
- ssid Hsrvsy Hughes so1 RhsebeeA , Hughes
his WIFE, The 18th day u 0ovsmbsr. 10Se. - -
cure TIE paym1nk = thtse peomtescgy 1oees - ~
four hundred dollars, dee Augest 1s, 1881, end tWe
sach for the sum o. sou1 hundred ana 6sy dollags,
dus August Ara 1855 and August Arst 16Ge. viii
ten peS oeas iatsseDt. - anasms ~ eoaveyteg
TIE foevitG premises IN tie COO ~ Of oeue, state
Of loVs, to vii Lot numb-r eitht ~ ed he est
half n lot numDse seven a. IN bCek numo0s nl1ety
90 In Ie Olaires eighth ad1tten 70 the dty - De.
venport. -.
Asd ualsss you shall sppear and answer said p.
ttiep On or before the hrst day Of term Of
sai1 sourt 70 - hee On The nrst As11ay y -
teu,ber 1866, decree viii BE- rendered - DgoSod
for.
CORBlu Dow,
Mag 81. 1sae. Pr9 Atty.
Let this BE- published II tbs love- stsse Dsnossaa
four ve~ks IRA y 0lFHS1O.
may 81 Clerk oeets eouaty District Court.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-15
SjberSE,s &Nle.

SsATy o. Iowa, = he District 0'ust Of Scott
Sssts Oesesy. SCSuuty, ossts ~ love.
DY viseus ~ ~ szeeuatoa isaneA srso the Once
ID Of TIE 0sssk q the District Court ofS 80 coun-
~. 0eate os lows, In ssv0s II jobs AlexaaAee,
plsia.tG end agaiass Ferry coyls, asfsndaae dassd
Jsne -, 1855, and 80 ne directed. co@1ao1-
~ - INST % tbs gooas chetteis, sleek o. aAases
10 asy eooDeny, 1sbes dos, pToessy - the haa1s q
third psSGlas, leDds asd teaeaesss (vhtch - 70
sxsaps ~ lsw fro@ sxecutSoO) Of til go IssU
ooS1os ! nake, - ceasACe b mads, IL - q
11nssy Ass - s5-1oo Aellsm, UtGh intasso1 -
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Ne. I've ~ In ua1ls's AAditjon 10 ~ 80 -
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-15
RAILROADS
Chicago + Rock Island Railroad
Winter. .aS.s0ss oesssesst.

I'm and after Sunday Dec. 9Th 1858, and until
Ofurther notice trains will leave RocA lslsnd daily
Sundays excepted, - follows:
LIST mail train st 1920 u
I'd freight 1I.l6A n
ID night express 6l5P. n.
Trains arrive 1t Rock Island daily, Sundays e1.
copied, - follows: C-
LIST night expreee u a20A n.
I'd freight trains At 3.OOP. n.
ID mat train II 7.90P. n
All trains over this ROAD are In direct connection q
Chicago with trains both the Michigan Southern
Michigan Central, Pit,sLurg, Fort Wayne and Chica-
70 Rail Road to and from Detroit, Toledo,
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Pals, Albany, New Yort,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. Also st
La0alle with trains Of the Illinois Central A0od-
North 70 0alena and South to st. Louis and Oairo,
which places tickets can be procuredof
W. b. Gremnele, Ticket Agent,
Agents, h. \. Depot. Rock Island.
Passengers reminded OF tho necessity Of eiving
distinct directions the destination Of their bag
gage procure tickets before taxing their seats
In the cars the conductors collect fares only 70 Sta
tons the line Of the Chicago ARock Island railroad.
JOHN r. TRACY, Supsrtntsndsot.
". b. WHIYnAu, Asst 6up't.
loot Island. Dec. s, 16A6 (dtf1
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-07-28
Constitution and BYLAWS of the
Okolona Lyceum.
PREAMBLE.

Believing that the formation of So
ciety, the objects of which are advance
ment in knowledge, the cultivation of vir-
tue, and the promotion of a sound NOR
ality, will tend to elevate our minds, i'm
prove our hearts, and render us more re-
spectacle and honorable.
We, the undersigned, duly apprecia-
ting the advantages of associated effort,
do hereby covenant and agree that we
will unite in the organization of Lite
rary Association, the regular business of
which shall consist of weekly debate, of
monthly lecture, and of such other moral
and intellectual exercises as shall, from
time to time, be deemed expedient, just
and profitable; and, in order that these
ends may be the more effectually attained,
and that these objects may be most sue
cessfully accomplished, we do promise
and agree to be governed by the follow
ing Rules and Regulations.
Constitution.
ART. 1sT, SEC. 1sT.
Ibis Society shall be named and styled
the '"Okolona Lyceum.
ART. 2D.
Its members shall be Acting, Cores
ponding and Honorary; all Of whom
shall be elected in secret session, and by
ballot--a unanimous vote being necessa-
ry, in all cases, to render such election
constitutional.
ART. 3D, SEC. 1sT.
The officers of this association shall
consist of President. Vice President,
Corresponding Secretary, Treasurer and
Librarian-all of whom shall be chosen
by ballot, and whose term Of Office shall
continue for three months.
SEC. %.
Dnties Of the President.
1t shall be the duty of the President
to preside at all meetings Of the Society,
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-07-28
OKOLONA, MISS, JULY %, 1859

Editor left some "copy" which we Will
use as the notion moves us. 1t was a
fortunate thing for omr readers that he
was taken sick. We will not bore them
with such wishy washy stuff as he
probably would have administered to
their mental stomachs. This commu-
nifty knows how to appreciate merit and
we expect to make our mark in its histo-
ry. There are, in our Drawer, a number
of communications which we will briefly
notice, in another place. If the Editor
wasn't sick he'd, like as not, put'em in as
editorial, thus despoiling the authors
of the resulting honors. But zoe have
brains enough of our own without
stealing from other folks. There are
several original things in this number
several words which cannot be found in
the English Dictionary--ar d we hope nj
impudent editor or village poet will ac-
cuse US of purloining from their Furnace
of Thought. DEVIL.
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MATKINIONY.

This is q momentOus word. 1t is de
rived from the Latin and, we think, means
a conjunction brought about by love and
money-the money being the prime con-
sideration. Some are so foolish as to
wish to marry just to see how it works,
but they're green We had just sech a
wish once and it came near working our
ruination We were desperately in love,
with preachers daughter, and spent
every cent we could get in buying hair
oil and cinnamon drops. Became melan-
cholly, and when the mild lustre of a
midnight moon sweetly reposed upon the
stretching landscape we squatted upon the
mosSy bank, beside the murmuring stream
which ran back of her daddy's house, and
whispered our woes to the listening stars.
We pined upon the live oak hills and mo-
ped among the vallies, sighing psalmo-
dies of love touching enough to raise the
feathers on the back of Pity. But
wouldn't do, her ma didn't like us and
her pa preached about forty sermons
from the text, My daughter is grievous-
ly turmented by devil" We bought a
fine tucking comb and presented it to her,
telling the storekeeper to charge in to her
pa. Her pa discovered the mistake and
cast us out. We quit following that girl.
1t don't pay. We kept her picture and
lock of hair and felt like the man who
wrote:
We're down in the mouth,
We're out at the pockets,
Alas we've no pockets at all,
And all we have got
Is a braid and locket-
That's all.
We are finished
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sALUTATORY.

Twas the intention of the Proprietor
to send out the Express printed on small
sized note paper; but the recent demand
for that kind Of stationery, caused by the
return of many young ladies who have
for some time past, been off at school,
has advanced the price of that article to
such ali extent that bis purse can't dance
up. This fact, coupled with several 9th
er drawbacks, irremedial at present, rem
ders the condition of the Proprietor en-
barrassing, and cramps very much the
winged genius of the Editor They hope,
however, BY steady industry and unyield-
ing energy to overcome the barriers that
oppose their progress. The paper will
be conducted in such manner as we
deem best calculated to suit-ourselves.
Those who wish to read it can have the
privilege of doing so by paying ten cents
per number in advance; those who have
no literary taste and cannot appreciate
what is lofty, sublime and sentimental,
had better not take it, as they might be
dissatisfied specially with the size of
the sheet. This paper has been selected
by the Literary Societies Of Okolona to
publish such Essays, Criticisms, Poems,
&C., as may emanate from the genius
that is embodied in the Prairie City.
For years our town has only reclined
in the majesty of mud" and enjoyed
her otiam in the shape of blue headed
barrels filled with double rectified spirits;
but the waters of Helicon have at length
swept in a food across ourprairies, and
budding genius, like violet "sopped in
dew" now peeps out its modest, yet visit
full face. This genius will receive our
fostering attention. We will cultivate
the beautiful and let the ugly slide.
SLAsHING SLoCUM
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-07-28
TO OUR Readers.

While writing the above, the Editor
was attacked with Bilious Collie and as the
Proprietor is gone fishing, we are sole
conductor of the Erpress. We expect
to make considerable Improvement in the
paper, and will strike off thousand eS-
ira numbers for free distribution, in order
to scatter abroad the story of our great
ness. Across the wide fields of Litera-
ture, away we will streak upon our Pc
easus. The tide of popular approval
will lave the feet of our airy horse. and
we will ascend like feather up stove
nine. to commune with brother spirits
In an atmosphere Of fame and glory. The
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to keep good order during the same, to
appoint all committees, to fill official va
cancies, and, to discharge, faithfully and
impartially, all the trusts and duties of
chief executive officer. 1t shall be his
privilege, moreover, to decide all gues-
tions Of order, and to give the casting
vote in all cases in which there is an
equal division of the other members of
the association.
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TO MARRYING WOMEN.
We are finished.

The Editor Of the Erpress wants to
marry, though he don't like 10 say So
We know exactly what sort of woman
he wants. We describe: One who looks
as we'll disrobed as dressed, whose bosom
need not rob the cotton field; a juicy,
buxom, strapping lass, with rosy cheeks
and wavy hair. She ought to be one of
the sort not averse to wearing the breech-
es, as he might find it inconvenient to
buy clothes for both. We know twill
best comport with his means to have but
one suit of clothes in the family. He
could stay at home while his wife went
abroad, and uice yersa. The editor, him
self, is q brash young man, aged-a num-
Der of years. Has strait hair, strait
body, strait legs and fiat feet, with
long heels. Some idea, of the length of
his heels, may be conceived when we tell,
as positive fact, that be was five years
old before his parents knew whether he'd
walk backwards or forwards. Every
month, he is smart enough to swindle his
washerwoman out of amounts varying
from two to six bits; gets his board on
credit, and sponges his whiskey. -
He'll do.
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:fssrESesTgssg.g.Aisg'Y' u
I'ow-Head's Express,

Published by A. X. Skewball, at 10
cents per number in advance. Slashing
Slooum, Esq, will do up the editorial.
5V Office one door below Printers
Alley, and Immediately fronting Hender-
sons Bayou Ell
y Editors giving the above one in
sertion in their papers, will be entitled to
an exchange. sAi
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p.,&sEos s's,o.RX,o ;
GLOVE ME LITTLE, LOVE ME LONG,"

LOVE ME LITTLE, LOVE ME long,
Love me little, love me long,
Is the burden of my song:
Love that Is too hot and strong
Burneth soon to waste.
Still, would not have thee cold,
Not too backward or too bold
Love that lasteth till It's old
Fadeth not in haste
Love me little, love Inc long,
Is the burden of my song.
If thou lowest me too much,
1t will not prove as true as touch
Love me little, more than such,
For fear the end
l am with little well content,
And a little from thee sent,
Is enough, with true intent,
To be a steadfast friend
Love me little, love me long, &c.
Say you'll love me while you live,
too thee my love will give,
Never dreaming to deceive,
While that life endures:
Nay, and after death, in sooth
to thee will keep my truth,
As now, when in my May Of youth,
This my love assures.
Love me Ettle, love me long, &c.
Constant love is moderate ever,
And it will through life perseyer:
Give me that, with true endeayor,
will it restore.
A suit Of durance LET it be,
For all weathers; that for me,
For the land, or for the sea,
Lasting eyerm0re.
Love me little, love me long, &c.
Winters cold, or summers heat,
Autumns tempest on 1t beat,
1t can never know defeat,
Never can rebel.
Such the love that would gain,
Such the love | tell thee plain,
Thou must give, or woo in vain;
So to thee farewell.
Love me little, love me long,
Is the burden Of ml song.
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VOL. vI1.-..NO AZ.
SEC. I'd.
Election of Members.

When the Society shall desire to invest
anyone with membership, whether act
ing, or corresponding and honorary, his
name shall be proposed by some member,
and if no objections be offered, the
balloting shall proceed in all cases, how.
ever, q unanimous vote of all present
shall be necessary to his election It is
understood, also, that all memberships
are to be voluntarily conferred by the So
ciety, without application from the indi-
vidual
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A home ON the pillows fiisky,
Where the scattered senses rave,
And the stomach rejects its whisky"
was not written by DIR Watts.
CLOVER, Our ideas of adolescent
teminality are sometimes diuiae, some
times human We are poet, and we
think she is the sweet moon on the hori-
IONS verge; thought matured but not
uttered-a conception warm and glowing,
yet not embodied; the rich halo which
precedes the rising sun--a flower which
is not quite flower, yet it is no more a
bud. Then again, we are a man and we
know she is molasses touched with lit
tie birthstone spread on bread not butter
ed a being all joints and ankles not fill
ed out; an uniformed form, deformed by
stays; pallid thing that loves the ripen-
ing peach a woman which is not quite
woman, yet something more nor gal.
STEtHEN," If the father of your
sweetheart forbids you entering his house !;
if her little brother sets the dogs on you,
and her big brother pulls your nose
and kicks you down stairs of the club
room, it is reasonable ground for pre-
sumption that her family are opposed to
the match.
"JIM,'-Its very awful hot, and We'll
be dod drot, you hav'nt got, to quit SEN
ding us your hifalntin trash. We intend
to revolutionize the present system, and
institute new plan for conducting pa
pers.
STUDENT,"-The lines,
Be thou as chaste as ice, as white as snow,
Thou shalt not scape calomel,"
occur in "Dr. Gums Practice of Medi-
cine.''
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PERsoNAL.-If anybody takes any ex-
ceptions whatever to what appears in this
number of the Erpress, this paragraph
is to inform said body that IN person
ally responsible for everything | write
If anybody wants to get up duel, now
is the only chance till the editor gets sick
again. 1t is we'll known that he won't
fight. Pc. SwIFoGLE,
DerH.
p. SIT won't be exactly healthy for
any body to accuse me of slandering the
editor. P.Q S.
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Duties of tie Librarion.

The Librarian shall have sole and en-
tire charge of the Library and of the Ar
chives of the Society. 1t shall be his
duty to make out and preserve, in we'll
bound volume, correct catalogue of all
books belonging to the same, and faith
fully to discharge all such other duties as
may hereafter be required of him.
A 4uu
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TO CORRESPONDENCE.

"JuLIA, Yours is beautiful poem,
but we think you stole it. 1t is really a
bright green island in the sea of poesy,
but we despise plagiarist. Its touch
ing pathos and musical cadence give it
power to split rock or rend one of Mr..
Whites cabbages, and your genius will
doubtless cast halo of light through
the vista of coming ages, like unto the
brilliant glare of tallow candle. We
can publish but one verse.
Can view thee painting, lying
On thy stomach without signing,
Can unmoved see thee dying,
On a log,
Expiring frog.
"THEopHILUs,' IF we were to pub
lish your "Gems from the Sea of
Thought" the literary navigation of the
Erpress would be obstructed. If you
could be as successful in cleaning out
Mobile Bay as you have been in getting
the trash from the Sea of Thought, we'd
advise the Alabama Legislature to char
ter your services.
CALF" Tight laced damsels are
generally barefaced dam sells
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SEC. 4TH.

Duties Of Corresponding Secretary.
1t shall be the duty of the Correspond
ing Secretary to inform, by letter, all
persons of their election to membership
in the association, to keep an accurate
list of their names, and to perform,
promptly and faithfully, all duties per-
tanning to the corresponding business of
the Society.
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SEC. 3p.
Promise IN Writing.

Each and every member, upon his ad.
mission, shall be required to sign prom.
Use that he will be obedient to the Con-
stitulion, Bylaws and to all other regula-
tons of the Society and that he will
make use of all honorable means to pro-
mote its welfare, and advance its pros.
perity.
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ART. ATH.
Terms 10 be complied seith on becoming d
Member.

In addition to the above obbligation.
no one shall be considered member of
the Society until he shall have paid into
the hands of the Treasurer the sum of
Five Dollars, or shall have made a con-
tribution TO the Library equivalent in val
ue to the amount above named. These
acquisitions having been strictly complied
with, he shall be justly and constitution
ally entitled to all the rights, privileges,
and immunities of the Society,
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SEC. 5TH.

Duties Of tie Recording Secretary.
The Recording Secretary shall keep,
in well bound book, a just and accurate
record of all the proceedings of the asso-
citation, call the roll at the opening Of
each meeting-noting and dreporting to the
President all absentees-register the fines
imposed, and discharge all duties neces-
sary to the having and preserving Of a
correct and faithful history of the trans
actions Of the Society. / shall also be
his duty to collect all fines and dues, pay
the amount over to the Treasurer, and
report the same at the expiration of his
term Of Office.
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SALLIE,"--The Editor Of this paper
is not handsome, but it tickles him Won
derfully for folks to call him pretty.
ScATEs, The song commencing
thus: