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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-31
From tue Correspondence Of The N. 0. Bulletin,
HousroN, Texas, Feb. %, 1898.

u I'm WI R'liAHlN'Nf'Ni VI Wv ~ " liAlJ
IlousroN, Texas, Feb 20, 1898.
Decentralization Friday last tho President
vas stopped in the streets, or rather was accost
ed while 10 lhesireels conyeIsng with his friends,
by Col W. 8. Fisher, lao Secretary Of War,
10 company with $. r.. Fisher, hate Secretary Of
Navy, and ID. +. Weymouth, late Commlsslary
General Of Subsistcncc.--Co ". S. Fisher
who was spokesman--a known enemy Of the
Presldent--waked up to him, twhile the other
named persons ranged themselves with lie Prcsi-
dent IN the centre, both IN an angry manner and
spoke to him. The President, vino you know is
remarkable for his poeness, received he gentle
man N his poest manner. r then asked
him 10 repeat or relract certain expressions made
relative 10 him, 10 Col. u. +. Weymouth; !. the
President refused to notice it; he then requested
to know il he held himself responsible for his ex-
pressions and actions the President replied, that
for his official acts he was responsible to The Peo-
pie, but for his personal acts he was personally
responsible. Fisher then requested to know if
he, Gen. Houston, would receive note from
| him; to which, the President replied lie would.
Here the scene ended have no don,k it was
/ Their intention 10 attack him, but was awed by
/ his GOODNESS, aud perhaps they felt not quite sure
but what they would catch Tartar. In an houl
OF two after their meeting, challenge was hand
ed to the President from Col. w. $. Fisher
The Presldenl Immediately referred il to his ser
vant-boy Tom, who careIessly put it in his pocket
informing the second that he was then getting
ready TO start for Nacegdoches, and that he woulo
think Of the affair; at all events said be, shat
give il the attention such thing merits. Thu
ended this dsgraceill affair TO all parties Con
cerned, with the exception Of Gen. Houston wh,
has, with his usual tact, made gentleman &c
the worst Of the affair as you " Do doubt think
The President started for Nacogdoches on Sa
turday morning; report saws he brings back a wife
for this, however, do not pretend 10 vouch.
There was to have been an affair Of honor
few days since, between Captain Anhgnac an
Mr. Johnston, but the civil authority took hol
Of the gentlemen, aud bound them to keep ih
peace. The Mayor Of the city, L. Moore, il
seems determined to stop tho custom and tn
citizens generally are disposed to cooperate wit
him. God speed him in his truly noble attempt
| r. - - - a.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-31

MI for he Winier-What is the mos, per-
feet specimen Of cool impudencel Throwing
snow ball al a man. What situation is remar-
kably awkward a, all seasons Breaking the
ice. Which is best to be overhead and ears in
love, or in waterl In tho winter, in loye--n the
summer, in water,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-31

Letter Paper for Sale.
A QUANTITY OF Letter Paper Of various
IN qualities for sale at this ofice. Feb H.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-31

This allason to the duty OF the clergy, com
ing from profound and practised jurisi, a Judge
who is accustomed TO formi opinions on settled
principles, without regard to the parties they may
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-31

From the Ncw York Gazette" (WnIo,)
writer says in a communication to the editor
1t is impossible to doubt that Graves was urg
ed to bis unwarrantable course by the prompting
of the dark spirit Of WISE, who appears to have
been his adviser from the time he received Gil
ley's first note. His own judgment seems 70
have been satisfied, for his own terms had been
complied with, and all question Of his friends hor
or had besn disclaimed what more could he, al
amiabe and pacific though brave man. require
But The rigNp al his side hated poor Gil cy, an
saie here msaas q Irreaking his hate SAFELY
II il next 20 certain that Wise even wrote the 81
cond and ia,al note. The style is the very oppo
site Of the first note, which is involved and cluu
~, while the other is as pointed aud as epigfa
matte as Wise ever wrote in his life, and il renew
a question Olready settled by Graves himsell
The challenge was certainly written by Wise, 70
Graves could never have made so false an ssu
as IL there dpne--talso because Ciey had pla
cod he rejection Of Wcbb's note Oh "grond
that exoneraied Graves from all responsibility.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-31

4 writer in the United States " Gdsetis,'
(WnlG) under the signature Of .lrisiides, close
Il long Icttor to Nessls. Wise and Jones, With
the following:
OF The Hon Mr.. Graves, have nothing e
say.--Thc eoodings Of guilty conscience will
be his tormentor. The ghost Of murdered Gil
lev will haunt him in his walks, and hover around
his bed sido--cying for vengeance. lie will
See righilul slunbcrsaud hear mccarthy moan
lngs and complaints. Go where he may, Ciley
the murdered ClIley will be about him; ard when
he meets him---lor meet him be must But
forbear-his scl(.reproaches will be sufficiently
dreadful, without adding TO their number, OF IL
creasIng their bitterness. Like tho first murder.
era mark ia upon him--and il he does not lii
him, exchm "my punishment IS greater than !
can bear win confess myself false prophel
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-31

30, happy day, when the intellectual strength
Of the nation shall be fairly gappled in with this
mighty question The -" InleciIon" Of liberty !!
She TOO will "challenge The right Of man to hold
his lellow-nan IN bondage;" and when she has
heard the parties we trust she will write her YER
dict in the skies, to be read by the universe"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-31

VOICE OF THE PREss.-MR. CILLEY.
From tie PAiladeiohia Gazette (WHio1

FROM ths fhHddetpatd U1zette W Hio.)
Our readers must have observed yesterday, in
reading the official account Of the late fatal duel
ut Washington. that the impressions Of the New
York Commercial Advertiser, derived from rumor-
ed information, as 20 the blame attaching 10 the
second Of Mr.. Cilley, in bringing about his death
were incorrect Mr.. Henry 4. WISE is the Pc
son on whom the chef blame Of that cold blooded
murder must repose. ANY one, on meeting him,
could say with truth, if the query were put as ID
who was the prime accessory IN CiIley's assas-
sinaiion--" Tuou at ihe maa!n
For Mr. Wise, We have ever had little admira.
ton, aud less respeet--not from any disposition
to detract from his merits as 4 statesman--heay-
en- save the mark! OF TO decry the zeal with which
he is said to have supported the pablo cause
but from an utter aud instructive adherence Of a
passionate, congressional gladiator, who from
session to session, consumes the time aud MONEY
olthe people, IN malignant debates, Of no moment
TO tho public in bloated harangues, Of which
both the motive and the object are equally unim-
portant; one who, instead Of celebrating for the
nation, with the rest OF its representatives, consti-
tuies himself their chief Orator, arbiier, overseer
| aud ruler; whose intemperance Of mind bids de-
lianee 10 the idea Of debefaiion on any subject;
a ilotspur in argument, with less weight than
wind and in his constant occupancy Of the floor
a cut.pmse Of the empire.--~Ne have entertained
these opinions we have by turns been eoaxed
besought, and threatened, 10 relinquish then utter
ance but having alsays held them, we hold
them still. We do honestly look upon Mr.
! Henry 4. Wise as bane to the Wing party
and 50 thinking. SO We say. That the man has
talents, We adult that he has discretion. we de-
nv. He is always searching the past for some
political mares nest--hoping to draw therelroni,
not " the oal Of an ass" bot gorgons, hydrOs,
and dire ehimcras. In reference to his discoyo
RES and the evocolion of by gone plots and hor-
rors-- 10 whot hare hey amounted They were
mountains in labor, and mice were the iluits OF
their palturltion.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-07-21
The PyTctleges aud Responsibilities Of the
AMERICAN PEOPLE,
AN RATION.

-UeliUered at the. Presbyterian Church,
BlOcmsbtiIsg, Pa. July4, 1888,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05

Yesterday mornsg Mrs. Mary Ill., In the 18th year Of her

Yesterday mornng Mrs. Mary H In the 7osh year OF her
Her friends and those her ssn-nsw Mr. Charles Drake
this afternoon, her late residec NO. 10 Avenue c.
On The Sd ms ant Margaret craigan, aged and
months -. So, !, a. az.
Sd instant Elisabeth scevid in the sSh year Of her
On the Instant Cyrus sebbins in the sih year of his
age. e c.~,. ,,, w. .a
! wear months and n days.
Albsay Al fire in that city, Andrew McKenny aged
22years. 80, 49,, ~. r. ~.
uncIe James Norris the nbers Of the Brooklyn fire de-
and also the New York department. invited TO
street.
Weekly Report OF Interments.
In this City and Potte Field from the 18th OF May 10 the
I'd day of June. 49,
50 men-a4 wonen-si scys-2i girls. Total lo6.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05

LgONE 1nDCB And ONE QUALITY AT o26O.
u 70 he subscssbsu ssssk Of new and sp1snsd Hats
public sttsntioa u respectfully invited. ss
The subscrbe expectations than ordinary notice
from that source which they appeal would they feel be u
tile the extreme, did their pretensicns comprise
thing tangible parade Of deceptive ssseross
usually issued under the liberalization Of pua To such
course they directly epposed. at.as
Under process altogether OF novel character they have
manufactured article nj ONE price ouly eS, asysem
which II Is their fixed and decided determination to ad
here. FISH,. k4tt N1H1lf#gs. t..a n. .sl
To productien OF this article, uniting, does, the
grand OF the prese times that Of moderation In
price, with richness of and durability equal TO that
OF the expensive their whole and undivided attention
will be sedu0usy directed
With an underwriting disposition avoid indulgence in
system OF second prices in other language system OF
overehsrge, unavsdaby introduced by all who rsk credits
and who thus endeavor 70 certain pecunary dap
pointmens Their terms will be cash, and cash emily
II Arrangements are made with French and English
houses standing In their ne supply the subscE
bers Establishment with the latest fashions al the earliest
sble dates
They solicit but single trial the pret nsions held
FORTH J. WRIGHT CO.,
my3l-lmA 146 Chatham steet, New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05

osWedpesday 10, 81 - New p xsaerSSsy, n
as: Louis ~ siss..oo w. whsa sss % Miss Mary J.
Al Soas, On wednesday By hs Rev. VIM = s ~, o.:
=. r. Cooke RsqE. 10 Annie 4, yosW1 VIZ
On he Sd issi BY he r. Hodgson MI Geo. har's
10 Miss Louisa Cooper.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05
FIRE WORKS..
United States Laboratory.

ISAAC EDGE, Jr, PYROTECHNIST
~ Now offers the public the extensive and brilliant
OF (exhbitiou) Fire Work in United States
consisting of thousand Honary and Signal Rockets Of
Sizes with rich and fancy headings Wheels of every
description colored illuminated Fixed
all the various descriptions that fancy might suggests
Mines Bengola Lights; Roman Candles Marroons Ship
nais; Theatrical Fires, &c. &c &C.
b. Committees for city or country displays military and
goods warranted the materials being selected from the most
celebrated chemists in Europe.
Ageas in New YorkH Yvelin 2Sl Fulton Green.
WITCH ST; Lewis Page g. Son, 60 Maiden Lanes 0assner
Young, 1872 Chatham s Story Hawkhurst, Brooklyn or
of the subscriber at the Laboratory, Jersey City,
my39tJy4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05

II GONSIANTLN on sand, ri the manufacturers Nsfc~
beuse 1s9 neehmsn street. large stock Of ell his well knows
PENS, warranted Of best quality.
These Pens under the personal supeVn
tesdence ef Mr.. Gilou The public therefore corr
IDENTIFY depesd upon the mantansnce % hose suaes VINO"
have obtained for them great reputation - $1,000
n. Beware OF Counterfeits, which can essy " AZ
BY their unfinished appearance, and the nisno' "a a.
which they put up. Wv"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05

Agof the Of one year and under 2c .ne age
OF and and 10; and TO- 10 aad 20 ~ ana 10,
III so and 49, and &c. SO and co. H 6oando a 10 and
co. q so and So I; unknown, L.
Places of Maturity States 81; Ireland, l0 England
s. Germany Wales West Indies, 0; France, Holland
o. Switzerland, Q; Scotland, Canada, Russia, Den
mark 0; Unknown, l. -,
or whom from the Aims House, Bellevue Hospital,
do s. Penientiary Hospital do Il City Hospital, 2 BLACK
wells Island 2. Colored persons, IA.
HENRY g. DUNNELL. City Inspector
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05
MEMORANDA.

The French brig Preach bark al Vera Cruz
inst Bordeaux the 18th ins which we're turned
by French blockasag squadron OF the ol'
brig Achiades schr aad brig Unco HISS the two latter
from the Mexcsns Madmora Tampico, and Cam.
pecby are block led by four other brigs of
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05
CARD ENGRAvING.
Visftimg cards, store Cards, Gard 3
at Home, &e. 60. attfe +
Ann rNap AyINg AND PRINTJNg OVFICE.

CARD ENGRAVING AND PRINTING OFFICE.
NO. 6 yoHH sTRHEr. rEAs BROADWAY
~ Store Cards Cards Home for Wedding Parties, he.
engraved In approved and fashionable STYLE
printed On the eDsme~d cards the n~tce
bills erchsngs, bill hesas bills Of lasing sbs, &c he
gsved the lowest prices Tor cash The rictes assen
pI U visiFINe CARDS ENGRAVED FOR TWO DOL
LARS. myi4 I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05
"sost euIbes ~ sstyra videar slmis scer.
ID TO MEDICAL KNOWLEDoE- DOCTOR Will

ID TO MEDICAL KnowfEDoE.- DOCTOR VIII
LIAM EVANS grateful 10 the pebble for the hgh
sdsnee which they hxvs been pleass IN him. .sd
testimony Of bis gvnsfude h~ bcg leave assure hen hat
be has received paes through kBot Of advertising
thsp from The Of the ssusied from morality.
Dr. Evans 81 medical and sngeal practice he's
been derived from schools ssd hospitals kngisnd
ard co ssahe not tbsreare 70 be Chased wih Den igns
rant OF these nportant Who scarcely able
sx their Sign manual brought over prob pndor kak
aud ousrter edsesied ssPss for fame 10 puH
halle wsa nssirums got up through the "ssr sser hnses-
d. Ryss. processes not have any certain spscse sesu
u. treats delicate diseases scccrdipg the
the complaint AID peeusrses o. the Constitution He
~, s.srsr drops superssterateS with msrrury nor tke.
49, ~ ors largely the mis- evsbe viesss o
=. svsy,~sd Nercuris- medicine like he murder.
~ bo amer he knochea The brains OF felsv cree
tn,e pretepds that Ne has replace
M e the shove skowissb~ ~stu~rt las
sccyed 10 the satisfaction Of the psbl., have sough, cor snx
kpad relief 100 Chatham An educated persons
professional not resuested 10 esh osee Dr.
Fvan and they will fed that hrs medicines havsbecs col
eeted without any expense and made NJ ,sssrdsg
the fornnr 81 the hest Enropess and American Dkpes
tsries snd rharmecoprisa
Besides delicate diseases Or. Evans has carefully and
eesny s,erded The affections ofhe human body,
sseh spople spsersy tc dcnleare.r scrcna diseases
of me heart and ssg dyspepsia or indgeor Ren rheu
ma,sm snd the spurious prosesy II both worms he sses
esertcres 81 chdrea and the diseases o. married and
married females
4, Dr Evans ofsce 4 st loo Chatham 81
- Open from o'eloek A. "A. until IeP.h. myalas
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05

DOxUBUHy BANK, Of Rorbury, notes discounted
IL at Ne Morirsere Buildings, Wall 81 nj per cent. All
k-ds OF money discounted at he .wes rates BY
my30iws X COLE co.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05
CARD ESTABLISHMENTS.
Visiting Cards, Cards at Home. Store Cards


Visiting Cards Cards at Home. Store Cards,
&C. &c.
VAL N FINES
ENGRAVING, PRINTING, AND FASHIONABLE VISITING
AND STORE CARD ESTABLISHMENT,
SO John ST., corner of Wiliam ST.
YORK.
" Visiting Cards Cards at Home for Wedding Parties,
Mercantile and Store Cards. engraved in superior style and
printed with the utmost in the latest and most appro
we'd fashion.
lo of Porcelain Cards which for whteness
brancy Of polish cannot be exceed Persons furnish
Card Plates have ,hem printed at hours
notice.
Mercantile and Store Cards. either copper plate letter
press executed a ant favora able
All orders personally and promptly attended to-
Silver Plated and Brass Door Number Plates the most
approved edges silver plated
Bell Pns engraved order in a superior style. Letter
STAMPS Seals, Ec nc. my2-lm~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05
SPOKEN,

9th uL lat brig Daren by he Drussa from Mon'ego
BAY.
May 22d 49, bark Brahema, fan Havana for New
Ysrk.
Quebec. -, -
LIST instant ship vuls a days from Liverpool for New
9th u lat ST. lon II So schr Ma,y aad Sally, from Bos.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05

u IMPORTATION wANrED-of WILLIAM s. JEN
KlNS youth OF IS years Of age who in this city
years and half ago ANY information respecting the same
would he thankfully received by his anxious mother BY adj
mySg Tu& Sa&wlms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05
DIAPHANOUS WINDOW SHADES,
WARRANTED


AND TO STAND ALL CLIMATES
These elegant and graceful creations of ancyso much
onIed the sshonabes Of Paris and Londonmust be
UNITE FASHION WITH TASTE AND ECONOMY,
equally suited for the drawing paror boudor or
bedroom and universally admired for their novelty,
variety beauty for pleasing and cheerful appearances
sponge these sAades clean and restores her orsinH1
freshmen and beauty With ordinary they mill lest for
md consequently at their ow prices they are
NOT ONLY THE MOST ORNAMENTAL
BUT THE CHEAPEST AND
THE MOST ECONOMICAL
WINDOW SHADES
EVER OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC.
Sold Wholesale and retail, by T. CHRISTY + co,
NO. 65 Maiden lane, corner of William street.
And by BURKE OLSEN, 465 Broadway.
myS.lm Third door above GraRd street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05

splendid Hand Writing obtained I'm II
LessOnsgs
THE ANTI ANGULAR SYSTEM OF WRITING
~ Continues to be taught PERFECTLY by MR. BR!S.
TOW, of London, the al his Academy, No. It's
Broadway. His stay in New York is limited.
IN TWELVE LESSONS OF ONE HOUR EACH!
II suited purpose life and business and
positively be acquired by pupils ALL Els and OF EVE
RY CAPACITY, matter how SAD YOU WRITE.
NJ Merchants ard visiting the city. com.
plete of lessons In two three days. myAmA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05

40 CITY AND COUNTRY EALERs.
CORPORATION TICKETS
taken al par by
j.. C. MORRISON a. SON,
~ Nos. s6 and iss Greenwich st. between Fulton and
vrsey the Mort River side Of the city, who offer for
sale
Grocers Articles Painters Articles
Lamp Oils Bleaehers
Linseed Oils Paper Makers
Olive Oil Halters Articles
Dye Woods Calico Printers Articles
Dyers Articles Drugs and Medicines
Paints Patent Medicines
The for sale liberal credits, and large small
susnies. 1t the above establishment my29 imdkwf
III THE phENIx, Ann street, William strest-
BRANCH OF THE SHADES.-The subscriber, proprietor
OF the Shades respectfully informs friends and the public
generally received the opening
81 the Shades has induced take the shove house with
reside the side OF
the city The fitted up similarly and viii be conduct
jeay j. EVANS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05
Alb, O,S GARDEN-sECOND GRAND CON
IN CERT, TUESDAY EVENING. June 5ll, 183s-Se

cond appearance OF Mrs Heary Walack ate Miss Turpia
The public respectfully informed that this popular place
ef new opened for the season The Sarden
improvements and embellishments and no expense has
that p.onge which has been his pride
deserve and with which he has been SO highly
The Grand Saloon has altered, and rendered
convenient for the public, reembched and decorated The
superb Arabesque Coonnadc has been embeshed with
Tranparencies executed expressly by Mr. c. James, OF
TSe es laid while the
pleasing variety of Lime Orange and Lemon Trees nersar
could be Obtained greater abundance that for
season. conbned with charms Of Music by the first
srotle work. and The richly diversified variety
and brilliant Lamps Tran parent Lanterns &C. will com
this favorte place of resort unequalea
the Of Ancient Castle France, the Of the
Crusaders sarmounted by painted transparent windows des
gnatiag the aast he history OF the Knights
The Musical Department will be under the of that
Theatre Royal Csvent Garden and English Opera House.
and Menber ofe Royal Academy OF Mssc 10 London Who
expressly Tor this purpose and VIII preside al the
The Orchestral Performers are selected from Italian
Opera House, National Theatre siclan Band, Pagannps
Concerts hc and will be les by M Londen sa
The proprietor has pleasure TO tina. he has
esgsd nat cesers,ed and tayoLe vocalist NM
her ID appearance at this Garden;
her first since her return from the sonh early in
minghan Festival Concerts win have the honor Of max
ing debut before American audience, his I'd
in this couatry.
of singing elected much admiration last season, will also
make his I'd appearance his return from the South.
MR.. ARCHER. who during his absence from New Yors
has received with distinguished applause the St.
Charles Theatre, New Orleans, is also engaged.
That unrivaed performer the Valve Trumpet, SIGNOR
GAMBATI is engaged, and will make bis I'd appearance
his return from the South
OPELL, Leader Of the Prague Band, and Principal
vionte the Court Of Berlin, will occasionally perform css-
bsated Solos on the Violin ,
(Snndays excepted.)
No posponement OF unavorabe weather, the
Saloon arranged be enclosed at the shortest
lice, shou the weather at time prove unavorable
That popular Comedian, MR. JOHN SETON, who has
returned from successful tour In the South Is re-engaged
and will ass superned the Of Les Sorees Anu
santes Les Vaudcves which active state of for
dness improved scale, and will be Immediately
vived.
Other nest eminent tclent Will appear, and Artists of.hs
highest celebrity In every department. will or succession
Of p. ing novelties throughout the season.
of Concert and particulars Of evenings enter
tainments in small bills adj advertisements,
Tickets, 50 cents.
Doors open al o'clockand the Concert commence at
O'Clock
omnibuses will and frsm the City Hotel the Gar
den during the evening. Jeo-lt