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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1870-09-17

SECTION l. Be sesn1ce1 by tie Senate and HSuse
@ Representatives. Of he State q Louisiana, IN General
A@em1ty oompened twothirle Of the MEM
bers elected to each House agreeing thefe-
TO- That at the general election fr members
Of ilDe General Assembly, which will take place
in November, eighteen hundred and seventy, an
amendment to the constitution Of the State shall
b" submitted 10 tho qualified electors Of the
State for their ratification OF rejection, In the
words following
"AIticle fifty Of the constitution, which reads
~ follows: The Governor shall be Ineligible
for the succeeding for years after the expiration
OF the timc for which be shall have been elected.
shall be aborgated and stricken ont Of the con-
stitution Of the State"
SEC. 2. b i tsaahev ,,slad Il. That at the
said general election the said proposcd amend
meni to the constitution Of tie State shalt be
Submitted to the qualified voters Of the State
for their ratification or rejection, in the manner
following, to wit: Each voter shall have prin-
tel or written on ticket the words "Abrogate
and stricken ont article fifty Of the constitu-
tion," o. The words retain article fifty of the
constitHtiom." Upon tic closing Of the polls the
tickets shall be counted, the returns made and
the result declared 10 the manner and form Of re-
turning the elections fur State officers, prescribed
by The general laws relative to elections.
SEC. s. Re = fs1thev rasa1peL ae That this joint
resolution shall take effect from and after its
passage.
(Sig'sed) MORTIMER CARR.
Z Speaker cf the iiousr Of Representatives
! (Signcl) OSCAR ]. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor End President OF The Senate
Approved March IL, 1871.
(SigneO II. G. WARMOTH.
/ Governor Of the State of Louisiana.
A true copy:
GE0 E. BOWS,
Secretary Of State.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1870-09-17

A MArrER or FAc1 WonAy.-eeasis-
las wife never forgot bessslf ID any mo-
msnlasy At II eutbssisat6; She could
co6a, the slock amid his kis1ss, aid look
to s-e whether the pot wss boiling With
her eyes full 81 The tssss he had wvsng from
them By some moving story. While b
va. listening in rapture 10 her singing slis
wou d break of in the middle of tevos to
ask him what eife should eooh fos suppss,
and he could never ictgits her Ios having
once intercepted kit6, while sbs ~ss listen.
ing With deep emotion ohis very best sev..
mon, to tsll him not tc pat on his lsA stoch
ing the nsxt morning ill she had mssd.
ed it.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1870-09-17

In Prussia while the men are at Wv
the women perform Geld and frm Is6ot;
and s,e gathering The eropa gathering
the 6ocks and doing field work. For
many ysass womes have bssa employed
in P,ussia ~ ststion agssts sod dgual
,.lficers on the railroads, and II necessity
required, women 10 doobt eosld set q
conductors on the tfsihs. Gss43 = aas
been the dssin on The mss popslssios,
4 still greater one conld b incurred with
out interfering With tie usual psrsaiss 70
anything like the sstent would be The
es,.e IN most d COMMITTEES. te
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1870-09-17
JOINT RESOLUTION.

No. l21 JOINT RESOLUTION.
Proposing an Amendment to the Constitution Of
the State Of Louisiana.
Be Il resolsed 5y tie &sait and kkrse qf Rpvaassa-
ass ef Ae Ask ef LosiI;ans, n General Assnbly
consened two-thirls Of the members elected 10
each House agreeing thereto, That the following
amendment to the constitution Of the State Of
Lo,,isana shall be suLmitted to the people Of the
State at The next general election for representa-
tivcs Of the General Assembly. and If approved
snd ratified BY \ majority Of the voters ut said
election, the same shall become . part Of the
co0sti'utiou.
ARrI5E -. That prior TO the 6rst day Of Jan
uary, one thousand eight hundred and ninety. the
State shalt mt be 10 increased ~ to exceed twen-
ty-Rse millions of dollars.
(SigneiD MORTIMER CARR,
Speaker Of the House Of representatives.
(SiRues( OSCAR J. DUNN,
Lieutesa,.t Governor and President Of the Senate
Approved March l6, 1870.
nc WARMOTH.
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana.
A true copy:
G.0 E BOWIE,
Secretary Of State.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1870-09-17

-ADvERTIsTE0-
Per Square. 10 lines or lese) ...... 81 SO
Every subsequent ineertion ........ %. IS
Announcement Of candidates for Office $40 90
No credit will he given for Advertising or Job
work, except by special agreement.
Cards stating merely the names, business and
place II residence, with paper included, Twelve
Dollars per annum.
All advertisements not marked, will he pub
lished until forbid, and charged for accordingly.
~ All judicial advertisements must be paid
for on the last day Of publication, or on the day
of sale.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1870-09-17

A graveyard inscription in
Kepnebunk, Maine. reads: Poor
10! his head il level now if it new
er was before.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1870-09-17
JOINT RESOLUTION

No IS. JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing 10 Amend The CodAeisatioa Of Tie State
SECTION /. Be- sssosaeS 6y 1e Sssase assd Hcse
a Rpssssstx.ss ef he STATE Of Los;isaa, - Gese1ui
AMen6x eusseaed, That at the general election
next ensuing the passage q this resolution, the
following article thall be proposed 70 the quail
6cd electors of tbe Stste 40 m a0endment tn The
coasdtatioo os Tie State. which, when approved
BY majority u ths voter. at said election ths'I
become par; Of he conseitution. In the place
Of the astieoR asmbessd ainety-aiae.
SEC 2. Be 1Esthe rs<1as1 &C., That said A.
ticle eball be In words and terms % follows. TO
wit: '''N a
No persoa shall hold any oGce, or aball be
permitted 10 vote at aat election, o. act ~ ju-
ror, who, In due course Of law. shall hare been
eeavie I'd Of treason, pugjufv, forgery, bribery,
q otter crime punishable hy imprisonment In the
peuiteut3asy, or who shall Be ondcr iuterdictioo.
Ssc 3. h 6gl4~ nsslsA. Ae, That Tie tick.
T.: q :: s.,. ,ss s.s sesI p @ sssss
the words, For NJ s0endment Of The nfne-ntoth
arlirlc q tbe eoastitution !" or, "Agaiaa the
anenlsseat a the aisety-aislh article Of tbe
constitusioo - and the retarning omcers shall
IKE retnen0 u the voeco thereon 10 the same
manner q h prescribed W law fofrcturns Of
easctloa aad " 0ecsetasy d State shall promul-
eate Tie same three times In Tie o0ciaD Journal
Aad u aajosity q ~ votes cast at said elee-
tin sAall b. .For ~ anend0eat q u.c ninety
atstb article q ~ ecdoie.tsoa tsea the arsic'e
mustered minety y-niac, and reading ~ follows:
.Axssus -. Ths following pcfso0e shaIl Be
psuhllite1 ftcm votieg o. holding my ooce: All
prsoas sho slall lsSs eeea ooavtcsed q ere:eoc,
prjary. Forgery hsibesy, q oehef crIae ps.iha-
iAe n ibe peni1entiary, an1 pefscnf esdee Inter
djcsiou. Al peseoss whe are seoPge6 nun
clatuiug ths r1ebt = a6tage. By aaaEtag tsesr
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1870-09-17

ONLv.-O"iv one d'"p OF water At 4
time 'hat hal found its way from IT,.
mighty ocean through the dixie, and was
slowly wearing a little channel. On'y one
drop! Yet it that little thill in III. morn
ing ra,nble hal not noticed it. who cat,
tell what the terrible ses"lts might have
beenl ~a
Only a stray sunbeam! Yet perchancs
it hath pierced some wrrtched abode,
g'a.ldrued .omr .strirk." hear, or its
golden I;ah, found its way through the
Ieafs branche. Of some wood, kissed the
moss covered bank wh-re the tiny violet.
grew. and caused *had..s Of beauty to
adorn its lovely form.
Only 4 gentle breeze Bnt how many
aching brow. hath it famed how many
be ,r.s cheered bv it, gentle toucl ! sn
O"ly "me stray bullet that pierced the
n"hle sol.,;er by - hs ,rod the lonely
midnight round, faithfully guarding the
precious lives imtruste.i to his keeping. ans;
the snnheams fell on the cold face Of the
dead @ sa3a
Only . se"ti"el And yet one sonl more
had passed from its earthly tenement to
meet it, rewsrd Il the hands of we,ci-
fal G~l. g.
Only . drop If ink /! And yet It carried
the news of death to anxi"ms ones At home
and csnsed the teat Of anguish to trirk'a
dnwn the furrowei chek ri widow
,unt het.
Only ftown Blu, ii l-ft sad. dreavy
ache in that chiid's heart, and the qniver
ing lips and fearful eyes told how kesn'y
he felt i. se3 20
Only smile but sh how It cheered
the broken Hsavt; -rs~---i-A..A ray ol
hope and cast halo 1t light around ths
unhappy patient; made tn. bsd ridden
oos forget its pre~@nt agony fos nomen!
40 it dwr't in sunshine qf jot, x"d 'itsd
in the warmth Of that sun.hinsl ieHs
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1870-09-17
0be Cafa1ettc A0uertiser.

FERNS
SuRscaIPTIoN.-FOUR DOLLARS per annum,
in advance. or Five DOLLARS. If not paid within
the 6rst three mouths. .
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1870-09-17

A FUNNY man in Alexandra,
Va. the other evening, bade his
wife and children goodby, telling
them that he was going to kill
himself. He then jumped into .
wei! of an old ice-honse IN that
loeality. but crawled out through
"a dry drain that opened on the
side Of . hill near by, AMI watch
ed with delight the efforts Of a
large crowd which soon collected
Ito fish him out Of the water al
the bottom Of the we'll.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1870-09-17
OFFZCzsAL.
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION
OF THE STATE or LOUISIANA,

TO b. ssbm;tted to the people Of tie State
at tie neat Gen<rol Eiectioa to be keld
on tie Seventh day Of Nosemb~,. A~so
Dons;a; Oae THOUSAND Eight Hasdred
asd Seveaty.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1870-09-17
FEsLs LIKE A MoUsTACHE. -

FEELS LIKE "A M0UsTACHE.- .-
Several young girls were anfus:
ing themselves ! short time ago
with an electric battery. Miss
Bmma proposed taking one Of
the poles and her. friend Annie
the other, and instead Of joining
hands, kiss each other. A scream
from Annie caused the lady who
Vas turning the wheel to stop
suddenly, when Emma exclaimed
that it ''feels like q moustaclIe. +"
The point is. how did the
young lady know how a mods-
tache feels?
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-08-22
Commissioners Office, circuit
court of Lewis county, W. Va.
Morgan A. Darnell, plaintiff.

VS.. .Ls E
II. B. Pugh's heirs, personal
representatives, &c., defendants.
The parties in tho aboye-named cause
will take notice that have fixed upon the
9th day of September, 1870, at my Office
in the town oflHestou, Lewis county, to ex-
ecute an order Of reference made in tho
above-named cause at special term of tho
circuit court Of Lewis county, Vest Vir-
GINA, held on tho 11lh day of July,
iS7O, by which order ! am required :
LIST. 10 settle and state the accounts Of
A. G. Halo as administrator Of Madison
B. Pugh, dcceused.s
2nd. To ascertain and report all debts
and demands against said decedcnt or bis
estate. ~
Bird. What real estate said Pugh own
ed at his death; and, 4th, what liens ex-
ist against such real estate, with the
amounts and priorities thereof. At which
time and place all persons interested are
required to- attend. If from any cause
the execution of said report be not COM
mcnccd, or be commenced and not COM
plctcd on that day, the Same will be con-
tinued from day to day until completed.
z Given under my hand, this 25th day
Of July, 1870. W. L. DuSSlSGroN.
aug IA. Commissioner.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-08-22
- Commissioners Office, circuit |
court Lewis county, W. Va.
David Hall, plaintiff

David Hall, plaintiff
IBsF vs.. ..t.t
Samuel B Smith, Adminis-
traitor Of Oliver @. ,Forinash
and others, defendants,
The parties in tho above named cause
will take notice that have fixed upon tho
9Th day of September, 1870, at my Office
ia the town Of Weston, West Virginia, TO
execute an order Of Preference made in tho
above named cause at special term Of
tho circuit court Of Lewis county, West
Virginia, held July 10, 1870, recommit-
ting to me said cause, by which am
required:
list. To ascertain and report all debts
or demands against said deceden., or his
estate. together with their prioritics.
I'd. TO ascertain the lands Of which said
Forinash was the owner at his death.
Sd. To settle the accounts Of Samuel B.
Smith as administrator Of the said .deoe.
dent, together With such other matters IS
be may deem pertinent or may be re-
quircd by either ofthe parties. Atvhich
time and place oil persons interested arc
required to attend. Iffrom any cause tho
execution Of said report be not commenced
on that day, or DO commenced and net
completed, the Same will DO continued
from day to-day until completed.
Given under my hand this 25th day Of
July, 1870. VIZ. Z. DUNxINoroN.
aus1:4t . Commissioner.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-08-22

ADvrrislsa AGENTS will please take notice
that TINS DsMooRAr Is but 24x34 inches in di.
mensions, and that there Is no present intention
10 enlarge It. Our terms for advertising arc
published conspicuously In every copy Of the
paper, and the demand upon our space Is SO nc
i've, as to Justify us in declining any material
variation from those terms.
Furthermore, we work, as earnestly as ever
mortal worked, 10 do cash business. Our
home people know tho fact, and encourage US
In II. Their regular advertisements are invari-
ably paid at The commencement Of each quarter.
Their ttanscent advertisements are paid for
when ordered In. It will hardly be cxpec ted Of
US that we shall extend to strangers an indul-
genco not asked by our friends and neighbors.
We will send 10 any advertising agency,
when requested 10 do SO, u sample copy Of TnE
DsaocnAr, giving our TERMS explicitly, and
much trouble will be saved both TO them and
us, II they will forward no proposition to ad-
vertse unaccompnnicd by a negotiable drafl to
pay for same at our regular rates. It.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-08-22

NswspApEa Law, - ostniasters are required
10 give advice BY letter wien n subscriber docs
NOT take his paper from the Office !; and give the
ttnsoil for II not being taken. Neglecting 10 do
80, makes the Postmaster responsible 10 The
publisher for payment. irE,g.
,,Any person who t,kes tho paper regularly
from HE Post-oilice, whether no has subscribed
or not, is responsible for the payment Of the
subscription. Ia. fl
+ 76Any one ordering his paper discontinued
must pay all atrcarages, or the publisher may
continue 10 send IL until payment Is made,
and collect The whole amount, whether II Is
taken. from the Office or not.
HnThe Courts have decided that refusing 10
take n newspaper or periodical from the Post.
Office or removing and leaving them unealled
for, Is primi iacie evidence Of intentional
fraud
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-08-22
Commissioners Office, circui. !
court Lewis county, W. Ya.}
In ohancery

En- Ralston, .sri7.4a ~. .as, ,ait
+. ..d.ys.s' 90 In ohauoery
Caleb Boggesa, administrator y
Of tho estate Of j. NJ. sHamil- -
ton, deceased, and others. -
TNhe parties in the abovc-named causo will
take notice that haye fixed upon the 9Th
day Of September, 1870, ct my ofice In tho town
Of Weston, Lewis county, West Virginia, 10 exc
cute the order oil. reference made al q special
term ofthe circuit court Of Lewis county, held
on the 10th dsy Of July, 1870, recommitting 10
me said cause, by whichorder am required:
LIST. To settle the the administration &C.
counts Of Caleb Boggess, administrator Of j
u Hamilton, deceased. a q al
End. To ascertain and report tho real estate
OF which The said N Hamilton died seized, or
was otherwise entitled to, and the state and
condition Of the tito thereto
3rd. To ascertain and report The debts un-
paid by the said N Hamilton at the time OF
hb.death, and now remaining unpaid, and their
prioritisss lat which time and place oil persons
interested are required to attend. 1ffrom any
cause the execution ofsaid report be not COM
.mcnced on that day, or be commenced and not
completed, the game will be continued from day
10 day until completed.
Given under; my hand, this 25th day of July
1870. W. 3. HUNTINGTON,
q aug l-4t t Commissioner.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-08-22
Commissioners Office, circuit l
: n court Lewis county. W. Va.
John Hurley, plaintiff.

Commissioners oihce, circuit
: u court Lewis county. ". Va.
John Hurley, plaintiff.
~" vs.. In chancery
Michael Nihcn's administrator
and heirs, defendants.
J The parties in the abo1e-n named cause
will takc notics chat l have fixed upon
the 9Th day Of September, 1870. at my
Office in tho town Of Weston, Lewis
county, West Virginia, to execute tho
ordor Of reference made in the above
named cause, at a special term Of the cir
cult court Of Lewis county, held July IS,
1870, recommittfng said cause to me, by
which 1 am required
fst. To settle tho administration &C.
counts Of A. O. Halo, as administrator Of
said decedcnt, Michael Nihen.
2. To ascertain and report oil debts
and demands against said Michael Nihen
or bis estate, with their. prioritics, and
whether tho personal assets in the hands
of the administrator arc sufficient to sat
isfy the same. nj
Bird. To report tho lands owned by said
Michael Nihen at the time Of his DEATH.
4th. To warn all persons having de.
mands against The said docedont to como
forward and prove the same, on pain Of be-
ing excluded from participation in the Ms
sets Of the estate Of said decedent. The
taking Of these accounts will DO continued
from day 10 day until completed.
Z Given under my hand, this 18th day
Of July, 1870. WI Dusxisoros,
aug 1.4t Commissioner.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-08-22
~ Baltimore Cattle Markets.
Baltimore, August IS. ]
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES today

.s~~e ~ ~
ranged as follows: Best Beoves att 5Oa
8 90; generally rated first quality at Z
ooA7 SO; medium or good fair quality
6 25a6 IS; ordinary thin steers, oxons
and COWS S 50a5 IS; inferior and lowest
grades Of cattle 4 25a4 75-gonoral av-
erage of tho market to-day, 6 rs; extreme
range ofprice, 4 25aS 90. Most Of tho
sales were from S rs to 8 Is per 100 lbs.
OF the rcosipts, 422 head came from
Ohio; 1922 from West Virginia, 1863 from
Virgins, and 122 from Maryland. or
tho offerings. 100 head woro taken by Bal
timore butchers, 40 sold 10 spectators
for Eastern markets, i1S head to country
dealers, aud 10 head to country butchers.
Receipts for the week 1929 head, total
sales 1907 head. '1"a-.
hissaAL PAis1-chocolnto color-only
Scents por pound at A. N. Dents.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-08-22

To TUE LADIES -Tus DsHooklr and
Democrats Monthly Negative for one year
for$4 90. Democrats Monthly Nayastne
literally "runs over" with good things.
Beautiful poems, entertaining stories, in
ssructive miscellany. artistic illustrations,
choice music, aud the latest and most re-
liable information in regard to the pro-
vailiug styles. tits, beyond Question The
best family periodical published.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-08-22
MARRIED.

y sHlTH-CATHER-On Tho 10th inst, by
Rev. John Woofter, at The residence Of Col.
A, W. Woodford, Mr. EDGAR W. SHlfa to
Miss Mary j. CArHER, Ill Of Lewis county.
% Edgar has gone lie has read himself
cut of the jolly. brotherhood of bachelors, sold
his single-brcastsd lounge, packed bis baggage
"ad checked IL for Glory, walked the gang
plank Of Couriship, on 10 the vessel Of Natri-
inony, and 10 now steaming. down the stream
Of Bliss by the light Of The (honey )moon. We
wish him 'and hi, amiable bride a safe voyage,
.gentlewinds, and tho nSilken Down Of Ilnppi.
iioss' complete In ono volume.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-08-22

soMs black and tan correspondent Of
tho Intelligence has been writing to that
paper about tho arrest Of Elias Cunning.
ham and Daniel EngOl; and be should
certainly have tho belt, for be lies worse
than Thomas Pepper-who, tradition tells
US, was turned out Of the Internal regions
for bearing false witness against bis
neighbor." Ho also fofgots to say that
both tho palo-complcoted Fifteenth Be-
damncnls mentioned above wore bound
over in heavy penalties to answer tho
charge al The Federal Court.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-08-22
FROM Liverpool to Weston.
A "L.OGy
KEPT bY AN ENGLISH gAIGRaNr.

| -s' NsuLlsu EhIGNANT.
| Queenstown! The London of Oul
ireland the metropolis of Erin's Isle
IFuly,'tis pretty place, ard there
pretty people it. As We drop anchor
and our ship is surrounded by the thous
and and ono "bumboats" and their perse
yerIng but poycrty,stricken occupants
all my visions of Dopnybrook Fair ant
tho picturesque Irish peasantry fad,
quickly away. Never even in the mids
of London have I seen such Hqualie
misery orpowrty so intense. 1 nm mo-
surprised now that America should mum,
Der her Irish population by the million
and that the exodus still continues, Oul
force is here augmented by about zoe
OF these peoplc-all, or nearly all, at
ragged and fat" as human beings can
possibly get. Still, as they gaze for the
last time on their native land-borne
down and oppressed though they are
the bitter tears Of grief fall freely; and
the loud and peculiar Irish lameutation
sounds far upon tho air.
These Irish "bumboats" arc a novelty
in marine affairs. They: arc laden with
Bread butter, milk. oranges, (alittlo
mountain scw on tho sly, "for say-sick.
ness, ye know" and othes little Injuries.
They are "mauucd" by old women, gen
g! emily. who scramble into the ship by the
FIRST rope they can get hold of as nimbly
as nimbly as an A.. D. seaman, Our
party bought out the entire "stock" Of
one old lady, who said she wanted some
money to buy her daughters wedding
dress, "ior sure."' said she, "whin I
do that, the chilther will DO married
and sthart till America on their bridal
ture." ~
Two smart-looking soldiers Of the 72d
regiment came on board to see some Of
the girls of. Fine fellows and made of
tho right stuff arc these Irish Foot,
The Iron Duke, famous as England's
greatest warrior, made Irish soldiers ono
Of the bulwarks of British glory. n, ~ ~
Well, all things must have an end.
and at last comes the cheering word, j
up auehor ana away " Mr. selby has
posted our letters; and with many and
varied emotions VIC steam majestically
,ut Of the beautiful harbor. In the bus
10 on leaving Liverpool I forgot to buy
bed, and find that Mr.. lsslby has
indy brought me one from on shore. It
) about Q fee. long BY, 2 feet wide, and
filed With what the sailors call
Yankee feashers' but "any port in .
torm." you know. so.s, & n
The wind is fresh to-oight. and the
ca rather "lumpy." Sitting on tho gar
fell into a meditative slumber and in
be land Of dreams I danced walt. with
u unknown but beautiful partner to the
music Of one Of the bands at North
Voolwich Gardens. But / awake, only.
o find my stomach on d "spreo," nearly
IL tho passengers sca-sick. and the wind
flowing half q gale. In this uncomfors-
.ble condition I retire, in the vain hope
i finding ease and sleep in tho ho. and
lifting cabin. ~ iG4
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-08-22

"a lsLlAsLI gentleman, tells US that Mr..
Ross is trying to create the impression that
bis or will run on tho Democratic ticket;
and that q few days ago ho told Nj.
William Napp that such was the oaso. 1.
used TO be our belief that men Of strong
religious tendencies. such as Mr. Ross
processes, would no. commi. themselves
t. hypocricy OF, double. deslin 6.