Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-10-24

nlStest and Jupiter IOenaliS!! Hold our
head-our heart has been stolen by that
lovely creature and is gone forever and
for nothing!
A LARGE POPULATION lit 10 estima-
ted, says the New York Aurora, that there
are no v between sixty and seventy thou.
sand strangers in the city Of N. York,
thus swelling the population ofOur Conn
metcial E nporldm to nearly halfa mil.
lion.
THE REPEAL PARLIAMENT.
O'Connel recently said:
'Belie'e me, my friends, that If you fol.
low my advice, the day is not far distant
when you shall have your ParIiamentre-
stored in ireland. | am working the plan
out. have il in DETAIL Twill have this
protective society of300 sitting before
Christmas,andl hope to be able toRgiVs to
you as New Years gift Parliament in
College Green. (Cheers People Of
ireland, you deserve il. Faithful, relig-
ious, moral temperate people Of Ireland,
you deserve tobe nation, and you shall
be nation. Much Cheering) The
Saxon stranger shall not rule you. Ire.
land shall belong to the Irish and the l.
rish shall have Ireland" IIurrahl''l
A LEGAL PARADox.-An eiectment
case tired at the present Circuit Couu.
presented this result. The defendent
paid for piece Of land by the acre.--
There was dispute about abe boundary
and his neighbor sued him. II was found
he had purchased, without coming on The
disputed territory. He was beaten. He
then recovered back from his grahtOr, on
his warranty, part Of purchase money. A
new trial vas obtained in the eiectment
suit and he is now successful in that. So
that, in the first place, he gets land which
he did not buy, in the next place makes
anothet man pay him forit, and finally
holds both the land aud money. This
goes beyond the famous cracked kettle
case, 10 which the borrower said he should
prove, firstly, that he neyer had il. sec.
Ondly, il was cracked when he got Il, and !.
thirdly, that it was whole when he return.
ed it, Utica Cos.
The Pittsburgh Chronicle says:--
There have been some disturbances Sc
LewstOWn, in this State, On Sunday
night Of last week, the boatsmen assem-.
bled in considerable numbers, and attack
ed the part Of the town in which the col.
Ored persons reside. In order 10 dspsrse
the rioters, the Sheriff found il necessary
to order out two companies ofvolunteeFs,
who scattered the mob and captured six
rngleadeFs. The riot was caused by
idleness, many Of the canal boats having
been stopped by the breaches, and the
hands having nothing else TO dc than to
make disturbance"
The N, Y. Courier learns that the FIli.
nois Commissioners had succeeded in
obtaining in Europe, conditionally. about
half million of dollars, towards the ..
mount they need to complete the canal.
Large operations had taken place in Lou-
isiania stocks: and generally, American
securities we're getting more iaiO favor
New York FiYes had been sold at 92s
{ O-s-The wifeof M. John Bulger.
citizen Of Marengo, Alabama, in ndFaw-
ing water from cistern, became dizzy
and fell INTO il, the water being seven
feet deep. Every efIarI was qads 2
rescne hef, but ia vain. As asl Ess
source, her husband was let doHa b
rope, who succeeded in The
body Of bis wife, but while llls hsiehs
bors we're raising them, the sOpe broke.
and botIl were drowned. They leIs an
only child about months. old CO.
G'ommefcial.
OAy-Accodnta from various parts OF the
interior a Alabama represent II 10 be
IN unhealthy. Al Claiborn, il Dallas,
MarenQo, and SumP,eF, il is said that q.
"a / fsyers prevail 10 an unexampled de-
qree.-M o. Pic.
TnH GREAT FoReER. distinguish.
ed iasucier, who was followed by New
York police officers 10 London. and
there arrested, will probably escape HE
offence was committed before the ratifiz
cation of the Ashborieu gsaiy, md sbs
Evidence againsl hlnihefe s insufficient
10 hold him.