Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-11-17

river since; nor get seen Ms wife slace;l
only when she hadhcr child, when il ives
abou, three weeks old. lbeleye he went
up to Maysville 10 SEQ her and remained
thae.
A short time after, he came back TO
Louisville, and l think, he has not been
away from it since. He still boarded al
Mrs CAROLS, ill last summer; wher he
!, removed to the Gait house to board. ]
was boarding, (under another name,which
] shall not disclose, for reasons that !
have within my breast concernnga young
lady at the Louisville Ho,el,) and lived
an honest life, till last fa!l--when became
TO me one day, and told me he was out Of
money, and in debt greatly for instance,
the last ten days he had received three
letters from his wife, and thathe wanted
TO 90 home, and see her. But, says he,
III blow my brains to the devil, before !
will 60 there without plenty of money. !
have plan laid to &c, sonic considerable
quantity, if YOU will assist me in it. Says
|, certainly l will and accordingly, the
following plan was laid: He told me that
was to come TO the Gait house at ~
O'Clock, the day Mr.. Parker was murdered
by him: Accordingly did SO. Now
says he, | am'acqunted and slightly re-
lated with Parker, the clerk of the Me.
chanic' Savings Institution, and can get
admission at any time. Now says he,
give me your dirk. told him had 10
weapon with me, never wore them. Says
he, have got a pistol that will do the
business for him; so he went away and
! got one. He then came back, and Just as
he did young man whom he called Ju.
llus or Julian, went from the bank, him
and standing together at the lamp post
OF Lynch's Garden---he left me, aud went
to the window of the Bank, as came
from it. Julian said 10 him, are you pot
going to dinner? No says he do not
feel like eating. Julian went On and he
came back to me, and said tina, | must
wal, till | saw Julian come ba~k--and
then comedy the door and whistle Yam
kce Doodle. lie then went to the bank
door, and crossed the street to the cor
nor of Pearl street, and SO down as far as
! MaXwell's bookstore. then saw Julian
returning to the bank-walking fast; got
J, ahead OF him, and went past the door and
whIstled according TO promise; and so
passed on to the corner, and kept skulking
about oil the alarm was raised by Julian.
= then left the spot Immediately, and
went to the river, where staid till |
! heard that Dix had killed himself, and
then wenf home and changed my clothes
pvt ON false whiskers, and went along to
the bank, and in the crowd l robbed man
of his hankerchiefand pocket book, con-
tanning $500 in Kentucky money. This
I was Il young man who had on I'm old srea-
sy white hat, broad brim, Kentucky Jeans
coat, striped cassinet pantaloons, and
check shurt. The pocket book was all
tore in a strait piece, and had G. e. Fl.
of New York, written in it. The reason
why | SO infinitely describe him is because
his money lays buried near Mill creek
bridge, under little house cell-frst and
last retreat in Cincinnati.
Ny life is now at an end; and T have
but few moments to live; therefore, nv
young companions, | would ask of YOU
who die on bed and not a condemned
criminal before an earthly tribunal-l
: would ask Of you, 10 live an honest life.
: So farewell.
(; SAML WALKER.
! The RlvER.-Contrary to our anti
] cipation, we have the pleasure to an
nounce that the navigation of the Ohio
5 has actually been resumed. On We'd
ncsday the Newcastle and New Lisbon
; arrived from Pittsburgh and have de-
parted for ports below. On the same
day the Pulaski left for Louisville
. Yesterday we had the first arrival from
!, down the riyer--thc Franklin from