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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-25

Adopted.
Mr.. Day: l ask for a suspension of the
rules to introduce resolution.
Rules suspended. ,.-
The resolution was read as follows;
WHEREAS, Under existing circumstances
1t would De burdensome and oppressive
tax upon the State, and would subject the
parues 10 great Inconvenience living in the
country parishes to be compelled to come
10 the city to give testimony before the Com
mittee on Contested Elections; and.
Whereas, The testimony given in their
| respective parishes duly sworn to before
any Justice of the Peace, would be as
truthful and as credible as If given before
the Committee on Elections therefore,
Be IL resolued By The Senate, That the
Committee on Elections are hereby in
structed to receive and admit the aff1davits
OF witnesses residing out of the parish of
Orleans in all cases of contested elections
between the parties contesting.
Mr.. O'Hara: move to refer the resolu-
ton to the Committee on Judiciary.
Mr.. Poindexter: move to lay the whole
matter on the table. BE-. ...
Lost.
The resolution was referred to the Judi
ciary Committee.
Senate Dill No. SO, an act to suppress, pre-
vent and punish the stealing of fruit and
grain, was read.
Mr.. Lewis: l move that the bill be recon.
mitted to the Judiciary Committee.
Adopted.
House bill No. 90, an act to amend an act
entitled an act and the amendment thereto
concerning the town of Bastrop, in the par
ish of Alorehouse, was taken up and read.
Mr.. Ray: I move that the bill do now
pass.
Adopted, and the bill adopted by its title.
House bill No. Al, joint resolution tender.
ing vote of thanks to the chairman and
members of the Board of Registration, was
taken up and read.
Mr.. Ray: l move that the bill do now
pass.
Adopted, and the bill adopted by its title.
The Chair announced the following as the
Special Committee on the free market bill:
Messrs. Todd, Campbell, Wittgenstein,
Foute, and Ogden.
The Senate adjourned.
CHAS. H. MERRITT,
Secretary of the Senate.
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ona suspension of the rules the bnE
read a third time and adopted FINAL,
its title. b
Senate bill No. 80, substitute from
ciary Committee, an act, to amend a, '
enact articles s216, $3.50, and s2iO h y
Civil Code of Louisiana, was read. ID
Mr.. Bacon: I move that this Nj
printed and made the special order
day on Thursday next.
Adopted. b
BILLS ON THIRD READING, "a
House Joint resolution No. 107. guar, /
ing the right of free speech to all cit,l 4
the State, amended by the Senate An 3
turned from the House with the informk
that the House adhered to its Original
was read,
Mr.. Bacon: l move that the Senate
in its amendment, and that commia1l
three be appointed from the Senate fl 4
fer with similar committee from the n
upon the bill. Tx
Mr.. Lewis: l call for the reading \
resolution.
The resolution was read.
Mr.. Lewis: I move to lay the whole m u
on the table.
Mr.. Smith: l call for the yeas and n,
The yeas and nays were ordered Il
sulting:
Yeas; Foute, Lewis, o'Hara, and
ard.
Nays: Bacon, Beares, Campbell Conn
Darrall, Egan, Kelso, Monette, PoinasX "a
Pollard, Ray, Smith, Whitney, Wilcov MI
hams, Wittgenstein-16. ID
The motion 10 lay on the table was Ia &
A message from the Governor III
ceived. II,
Mr.. Ray; l move that the Senate ali
to its amendment. IL
Mr.. Smith: I call for the yeas and ma \
The yeas and nays were ordered, n,
ing
Yeas: Bacon, COPELAND, Egan, ID b
Futoh, Kelso, Packard, Poindexter X
Wilcox, Williams and Wittgenstein-llH 4,
Nays: Beares, Campbell, FRANCOIS, n
nette, o'Hara, Pollard, Smith and viii
S. .- It
The amendment was adhered to.
MIR. Ray: l move that a Committee Of
ference be requested of the House, to b
fer upon House joint resolution No
and that the Senate appoint three mem N
on said committee, to meet similar
mittee of the House. r
Adopted. rr..
A message was received from tie y
ernor. p,
The Senate went into executive sessio Be
one O'Clock. Ia
The executive session being raised, be
Senate adjourned. h
-CHAS. Fl. MERRITT, =,
Secretary of the SeusA;,
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Forty-seveuth Days Session.

Secretary of the Senate.
FOrty-Seventh Days Session.
SATURDAY, August %, 1868.
The Senate was called to order by the
President at eleven o'clock.
The roll was called; the following members
present:
Bacon, Beares, Blackman, COPELAND,
Darrall, Egan, Foute, FRANCOIS, E. L. Jew.
ell, F. l.. Jewell, Kelso, Lewis, O'Hara,
Packard, PoindeXter, Pollard, Todd, White,
wilcox, Williams, and Wittgenstein-22.
Prayer by the chaplain, Rev. Mr.. Turner.
Mr.. Ray: I move that the reading of the
minutes be dispensed with.
Adopted.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Mr. Ray, from the Judiciary Committee,
reported a substitute for Senate bill No AZ,
an act granting the right to provisional
seizure in other cases than those now al
lowed by law.
Mr.. 0'Hara, from the Committee on
Claims, reported favorably upon Senate bill
No. los, an act for the relief of Robert j.
Caldwell.
Mr.. COPELAND, from the Committee on
Commerce and Manufactures, reported
favorably upon Senate bill No. =, an act
relative to the Office of Inspectors of Hay,
Mr.. Todd, from the Special Committee ap-
pointed to investigate the disposition of
levee bonds, reported progress.
MOTIONS.
Mr.. Lewis: l move to reconsider the vote
to grant twenty-five. days leave If absence
to Senator White.
Mr.. oHara: call for the yeas and nays.
The yeas and nays were ordered, result.
ing:
Yeas: COPELAND, Darrell, FRANCOIS, Kelso,
Lewis, O'Hara, Poindexter, Pollard, Whit.
ney, Williams, Wittgenstein-l2.
Nays: Bacon, Beares, Blackman, Egau,
Foute, e. L. Jewell, F L Jewell, Packard,
Ray, Todd, Wilcox-1l.
The vote was reconsidered.
Mr.. Williams; move to grant Mr.. White
twenty-five days leave of absence.
Adopted.
Mr.. Bacon: move to reconsider the vote
just taken.
Mr.. Ray: Imove to lay that motion on
the table.
Adopted.
Mr.. Smith: ask for q call of the House.
The call was ordered; Nhe following
members answered to their names:
Yeas: Bacon, Beares, Campbell, Darrall.
Egan, FRANCOIS, Kelso, Lewis, Monette.
OHara, Packard, Poindexter, Pollard, Ray,
Smith, Thompson, Wilcox, Williams, Witt
genstein--l9.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
Mr.. Monette: I give notice that on future
day will introduce bill relative to the
collection of municipal taxes and other
debts due the City of New Orleans.
Mr.. Todd; give notice that on a future
day will introduce bill for the relief of |
the city of New Orleans, and for the re-
moval of the city Waterworks to Carrollton,
Louisiana.
BILLS ACCORDING TO PREVIOUS NOTICE.
By Mr.. Wilcox: Senate bill No. l5S, an act |
10 encourage the settlement and cultivation |
Of the public lands of this State.
The bill was introduced.
While being read
Mr.. Todd: / move a dispensation of the
further reading of the bill.
Adopted.
MFR. Todd: move that the bill be printed.
Lost.
-. W. susseiA. inose 1la' tne rules
= p sIapeauou ~ q oeoon9 teSuns' /
AZ u'9 p" suspe1ueu ana 'ne olI read.
"a a.. Dor, NV 'Aa' .ne pm De REFER
% y 1,iT 0oiuuli'sees on Inc 'uuielary and
n.elnal Improvements JointiE
nuV ~
oy su Ir. bacon; ask lcr suspension OF
!, s su,es 70 introduce an act to restore to
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY,
lr. Ray: Imove that the bill be printed.

Mr.. Ray: Imove that the bill be printed.
Adopted.
Mr.. Ray: move that the bill be made the
special order of the day on Tuesday next.
Adopted.
Mr.. Campbell; ask for a suspension of
the rules to introduce bill
Rules suspended.
| An act to amend an act sentitled an act
relative to monitions and mode of proceed.
ings and to secure purchasers at tax sales.
Mr.. Campbell ask for further suspen-
sion of the rules to.put the bill on its second
reading.
Rules suspended and the bill read.
Mr.. Campbell; move to refer the bill
to the Judiciary Committee. ,g
| Mr.. Bacon: move to amend by providing
that the Committee report whether the bill
is not similar to the monition bill voted
| down yesterday, and whether it is compe-
| tent to introduce the same bill after it has
been indefinitely postponed in the same
session.
The amendment was adopted by rising
vote of u yeas to nays.
The bill was referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
Mr.. Packard asked for a suspension of the
rules to introduce the following:
Resolved That the hour for the meeting of
the Senate each day, on and after Monday,
the twenty,fourth instant (uuless Otherwise
specially directed) shall be twelve o'clock NJ.
Rules suspended, and the resolution
adopted,
Mr.. COPELAND: ask for suspension of
the rules to introduce a bill.
Rules suspended.
An act for the relief of F. H. Aslilt.
Read twice under suspension ofthe rules,
and referred to the Committee on Claims.
The Senate adjourned.
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BILLS On SECOND READING,
Senate bill No. lis, substitute from Judi
ciary Committee, an act to purchase Eve
hundred copies each OF the Civil Code and
Code Of Practice Of the State, edited by
james 0. Fugua, and one hundred copies 81
Hennen's Digest, was read.
Mr.. Ray: move that the bill be consid-
cred engrosaed for third reading.
Adopted,
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BILLS OK RIRsT READING.
House bill No. Jag, an act appropriating
100000 for the pay Of mileage and per diem
ofmembers and per diem Of employees Of the
General Assembly, and the contingent ex-
penses Of the same. was read
Mr.. Ray: move that the rules be sus.
pended in order that the bill be iput on its
second reading.
Rules suspended, and the bill read.
Under suspension Of the rules the bill
was read third time and finally adopted
will its stle.
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MRS. WTNSI.OW's
SOOTHING SYRUP.

FOR CHILDREN TEETHTN9
Greatly facilitates the process Of teething, by
softening the gums, reducing ali Inflammation
viii allay ALL PAIN and spasmodio action, and
is sure 40 regulate. the Bowels. Depend
upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves
and Relief and Eseslsfs 20 yOaF Infants.
We have put up aud sold this article for
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what we have never been able to say of any
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isfaction by any one who used It. On the con-
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speak in terms of eOmmeadation OF its magical
effects and medical virtues. We speak in this
matter WHAT VS. DO Know. after years Of ex-
perience and pledge our reputation for the fnl-
fillment of what we here declare. In almost
every instance whore the infants suffering from
pain and exhaustion. relief will be found in
fifteen or twenty minutes after the syrup Is ad-
ministered.
Full directions for using will accompany each
bottle.
Be sure and call fer Mrs. wiHsIoW' =
Soothing syruE',- having the fac smile Of
"CURTIS & PERKINS" on the outside wrap
per. All others are base limitations. Sold by
Druggists throughout the world Price only
rhtray-GiVe Cents per Bottle.
OFFICES: 2I5 Fnl1On street, Nea
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England: 44I ~. Paul street, ssOn-
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j
Sales Of the week 81, coo bales. Sales loo
export 1000 bales; to speculators 1000.
Stock 292, 900 bales, of which 10000 are
American. l;20P. M.--Cotton market duh
and prices have declined I'd. Uplands std 4;
Orleans s1d-aAoat sgd. or. Motion
market dull and prices declined 3D. Up
lands 95d Orleans 9sd.
NEW York. Feb. 2S.-GoId opened al
l4l{. 1880 A. M.-Gold I4I%. 1850
A. M.-Ciold Tag. Cotton holders ask an
advance, but buyers operate with caution.
Low middlings 2lk@2l3c; uplands 224c;
good DC; Mobile 22sR25c; Orleans 2Sf1S
224c 10 M.--Gold 14ls. Cotton marke,
quiet bot firm l:20 P. M.-Gold l4lh.
Cable news has had depressing effect on
the cotton market and prices are lower.
Sales to-day $4,000 bales. Low middlings
sl62l4e; nplands pc; good 2S5e; Mobile
22fc; Orleans 22Sc. p. M.-(ioid l4l4.
Cotton market dull and prices nominal.
.hervy, dill and unsettled. Accurate quo
'tations cannot be given. Middlings scarce
and held at DC. Lower grades have de-
clined nominally &c.
WHEAT.-Very little in market. We
quote At S2@2 so per bushel,
FLoUR-The market il firm, though not
particularly actiye, at S1OGl5 for super
6ne to fancy brands.
CoRN.-In active request at 65@70c in
wagons; and s5@s7Ic delivered q, the
depot.
SUeAR-The market is well supplied
with Orleans at !@16lc; Demarsra l65
@l63c; coffee A l7Ic; B 17fc; C 17c;
crushed, powdered and granulated 1Slc.
coFFEE.--RiO 223 926lc; Java Ss@4Oc;
Laguyra 27@SOc
BAcoN.-Clear sides 14l@l5c; hams
l5c; shoulders llg@Hsc; sugar cured
hams l7!@1Sc.
HAY.-Timothy S2S@25 per ton.
CANDLEs-l7l@lSe for star. Stariue
S. % per box.
g SALT-S4 10 fort bushels bbls nv the car
load 81 20 for small quantities.
APPLEs.-Green S5@7 so per Dbl.
NAIIs--S5 2595S 81 for lOs to 6s, and
25c additional for each smaller size.
MISS PoEK.-S25 per barrel.
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nrrsINEsa NOTICE.

Cant THoMAs s. H4Ts, haFing purchased an
interest in the UEIoS AND DrsPATcH' becomes
from this date one 81 It's proprietors. The hrm
name Of the new concern viii be JoNEs, HArs
a Co, By whom tho business Of the establish
ment will be continued rs heretofore, nj the old
stand. corner Church and Cherry streets. oppo-
site the postofice.
Capt Hays was born and raised IN TINS CITY
and is well known for his courtesy and amiabili-
TT AZ a gentleman. a. well a. for Intelligence
integrity and promptness as man Of business
He win nave charge Of the business department
Of the Office, and will be found in our counting
room.
The entire business of the old erm having
passed into the hands Of the now. Cart Hay
win nlso settle that and viii Five ali proper re-
ceipts and acquitances
Bsins fdiiy prepared to do Ill kinds Of print
ins promptly aud in the best manner the new
firm solicit a continuance Of the liberal patron
age sxtsnesd 20 the old a..F. IA
Jannary ~ ls6s.
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HoRsGaIT mYsTEEIoss.
= sam BOxn EzfaRs IBOne up In a Collar
Box and Thrown Into a C,.lvert


4 sam Born EssiaBt AsOne up Tn a Collar
Box and Thrown Into Cslvers
A strange and somewhat startling as
oovery wSs made in Pulaski few DAYS
since. Major Aymeti, Chief Of Police,
acting upon Information received, instituted
search snd found in eulvert on Third
Main street, near the depot. the BODY Of :
white child which had evidently been there
fcr day or two. IL was - small il wa,
done mp IN 4 collar box. Medical n.u
% whom the body wa- submitted cor ca,
animation, decided that the child va.
prcmsiurely born and had never hreaihe5
An Inquest was unnecessary.
Noi 4 scrap q olue Of auy kind coalt
be found 10 Justly proceedings az law
fheugh strong suEpic,ons were entsrtaipe,
as 70 who weEe abe parties concerned 1,
this altogether remarkable and niysseriou
inferno T.
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In Cbanoery at Meanwhile

State Of Ieunessce-Ofsco CLERK aad Master,
ChareeTy Court az Nashville, February tie
7th, 1858
Elizabeth D. billiard et ais. complainant ".
Lstitia }, Harris, aduin.stTatcr. etc, 9, ria.
d1landarts.
II APPEARIEGFR0 AFFTDA VT FILED
In tbis cause thai dcfendanta Wn Halves
Harris, Edward Harms and Jane Harris.
are uon-resldents of the state q Ten
aessee. Il j. tEeFeloTe ordered thar they
enter task appearances herein before or within
the aTst three days Of the 1ext term Of said
Conrs q be held Ca Sbe frst Monday an Aprn
nart. .lsns. and plead. answer Or aemur q com
piasnant bill. or IN saue VII &c taken iOr con
iessed IS toths5 ana set iorh ezrInG partes az
that copy % TINS order De p1bhsasd for four
consecutive veefs IN the NnshTiiis bnidn ana
DisE ateh.
A copy-Attcst. d. q. how Eli
Clerk and Master.
Collar 4 Marks, john Lellystt. collectors for
complainarts- jzni7-wst
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Among the suggestions which the move
ments of Wall street offer Of practical inn
portance, one Of the most obvious is the
strength OF our financial machinery, which
during the last three days has without
much apparent damage borne strain that
probably would have resulted in a diaas-
irons panic in any other country than ours.
Gold has been steady. Opinions are al
most equally divided as to the effect which
the impeachment of the President may
have upon the market The two parties
Of specuators-those Who desire to raise
the price and those who would pnl il down
are equally at loss v hat 10 do. and their
operations are at deadlock for the mo-
ment The lending rate is 3(G7, the
heaviest transactions beingat 5(G6. Gold,
for delivery, is evidently abundant, and the
! discussing next week Of some five millions
| from the Treasury as interest on the ten
forties will help TO swell the large aggre-
gate now Offering on loan IN the market.
The loan market is easy, but there is
more irregularity and more activity in the
demand. This inspires lenders with the
hope Of getting higher rates Of interest.
Those who are lending on call at are 10
not few cases demanding per cent The
effort TO put up the rate is by some bor-
rowers acquiesced in, while it il BY others
| resisted. The consequence is that now we
| observe more loans at 6 than a few DAYS
ago, and there is also, a larger amount Of
\ unemployed capital which il withheld from
use in the hope Of 6 per cent, and refnses
TO employ itself at 5. Ia discounts We OBJ
serve the same state Of facts. Paper which
last week could be done 81 5(H54 passes
slowly TO day at 10000.
The stock market is feyerish and irregu-
lar. Governments are weaker, except the
bonds of 1862, for which the foreign de
| mand seeDis 10 continue. In the other de
seriptions OF bonds there il less animation
and considerable orders 10 sell are said q
be coming here from Philadelphia and
Boston. i.
On the whole the public funds are very
well sustained in the presence oflhe 6nan-
cial uncertainty which weakens confidence
everywhere, and of the political crisis
which threatened to ParaIyse It at Wash-
ington
The government is reported TO be selling
| United States FIVE per cent. ten-iorties. The
operation is supposed to be better one fcr
the government, az prices now stand, than
selling gold-bearing iiye-twenties, and Il
NAV enable the Treasury to buy seven
thirty per cent?, which are being yoluntari
ly converted, bat slowly, withthe proceeds
The original ten-forty loan il now withit
SIS, 0O6,0O0 of the $500, 0O0, 600 authorized
By the act Of March 3, 1867. The Score
tary has authority, under the act Of March
3. 1885, to create new series Of teu-f5tty
bonds, but it is mol likely that he will dG
90 without further Instructions from Con-
i prgcs
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MARKETS BY TELRaRAPa
Foreign MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 2S.-Cotton dull and
lower; sales 5000 bales; uplands 9sd
Orleans 9sd.
New XOrh sIeReS and stock market
NEW YORK, Feb. 2S.-Money essy al
( 9 per centon cali. Sterling dali and heavy
prime bankers 5000. Gold l4lRGl4l4
Tennessee bonds, new, 81 do old Sc.
New York Market.
New YORK, Feb. 2s.-Cotton dull
4elOwer; sales Of 5000 bales; uplands %.
Corn dull and lower; Western SI2lG
l 23k. Flour dali and declining. Wheat
very quiet.
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. Feb %. Drveood5 DUH
but prices steady.
New Orleans Market.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 2S.-Cotton marx s
quiet Middlings 2l92l4c Sales 3OOt
bales. Receipts 1891 bales. Exports 216s
bales Sugar Louisiana unchanged; Cuba
l2@l249 l3c. Molasses--prine Louisiana
S09S2c.
~. Louis maEket
ST.. LOWS, Feb. 28.-Tobaceo steady
Flour active; superfne S768. Whea
81 b5(92 68. Corn frmer at 82@ S5c
Oats frmer at 68@73c. Rye frmer Al
81 1901 ~. Mess pork S24 5O625
Bacon stiff; shoulders l04c; sides 1890.
Cineinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, Fsb. -Flour-anily
$Il01I 25 Wheat dul, at 81 45G)2 80
Corn sS(984c. Oats firm al 66087c
Barley 81 30C@2 30. Butter 4O345c
Meas pork S23 75324 -. Tobacco full
prices
Louisville Market
LOUIsvHLE, Feb. 2S.-Tobacco steady
Tugs 70 medium leaf $5Gl9; market sus.
tanned. FlOHr-superiine SO 25@8 IS;
fancy SD 50@13. Wheat So 5000 S.
Corn dull at 73@80c Oats steady at G.
66S.
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OPERATIONS or THE KU-KLUX.-Ihe
Franklin Rsrie'o Of Yesterday relates thai
the Ku-Klux, few nights since, visited the
house OF a poor widow, whose two sons had
fallen in the Confederate service, leaving
on Der doorstep package containing one
hundred dollars and quantity of domes-
tics, calicoes and other drygoods. A widow
lady of Williamson county, with three
children dependent upon her forsupport,was
the grateful recipient of similar package,
inside of which she found one hundred dol
lars in currency and letter which stated
that the writer was formerly an intimate
companion and fellow soldier OF her only
son, who was killed while member Of a
Tennessee lCOnfederatel regiment.
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Ner AdrertIsemenss.

Mrs. l.. A. Ballard, medical electrician,
presents through our advertising columns
this morning the claims Of her new system
6fpraoiice for diseases which are quite
prevalent Her references embrace the
names Of several OF the oldest and best
citizens Of Nashville and vicinity, and her
announcement deserves the stienlion OF
the afflicted.
All fnteresied in brick making should
read the advertisement headed "Franklin
brick machine" in our special notice col
nmn to-day. +. ....E
Agents are wanted every where 10 canvass
for a magnificent engraving "the Lords
Prayer" Address. as per advertisement,
Fred'k Gerhard postofhce box 4O0l, New
York CITY.
CIV. Owen il announced az a candidate
for Constable ia The l7lh lEdgeGsld) dis
lrict r-. .r
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-29
MARRIEn

BY Rev. DR.. Bunting, in the First Presbyte-
rian Church In this city. on Thursday. 27th inst
Mai. BslpFoED NIcHoL and Miss f. FIoRrNcT
GAINES a... f.-
May they realize the poets dreAm Of Sapphe
and Pha0n, that
THE tying Of two in wedlock is as
The tuning Of two iutes in one key; for,
Striking the strings Of one. straws viii stir
Upon the strings of the other and in
Two minds, link'd in love, one cannoJ
Bedelghted but the other reioiceth.'
By the Rev. DR.. Bryant, at the McKendre'
Church, at Eve o'clock on the afternoon Of th'
9TH inst. TrSrLr o. Harris. Jr.. and Mis-
FANSIE WILSON.
lis not the coarser tie Of human laws,
Unnatural on, and foreign O. the mind,
That binds their peace but harmony Itself