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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14
Goods STAN atl va,.cins.

The last St. Louis New Fra received publish.
Is letter from leading commission house in
Baltimore, dated Sept. aoth, which says:--~Do-
nestle goods generally have further advanced.
All kinds Of good heavy sheetiugs bring s cents,
and are very scarce" "The same gcods,n adds
the editor of the Era, sswem bought two months
ago BY our merchants Tor s "a. Their steaks
are now in store, and Il may readily be perceived
that they can afford 10 sell to their csstomsts on
very advantageous terms"
Most il not all the heavy dealers ia Barling-
ton, we ars glad to learn, were fortunate sneukh
10 complete their purchases in the East 6s(Ee
the rise in the prices Of goods he'd reached ia
height This, in ccnnexion with ne pssssptris
in the river. BY which they viii escape the Ssa-
ally excrbitant fall feghts, will enable our E.er-
chants to dispose Of their wares on terms n a.
vorahle to the purchaser as can Be obtained any
where else in the North West. The supply on
hand 10 double that Of any former season.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14

Tie deaeeraey Of this rieA ana pop1lsss eesn-
y Assss ths ysaf achieved ! victory oves why
gezy - neagrelisn which nore than atones for
tAe saFoe tksy suAessd themselves 10 BE betrayed
into twelve aoaths ego. They have given Gen.
Dodge : majority Of ss7 votes, and elected the
entire democratic ticket By upwards Of 500 ma
joriiy. A correspondent thus writes:
@1hs result Of our election Is majority Of
3S5 for Dodge, and the election ofJ.-H. 0onney,
James m. Wray and Sam1 BoslGn9, % the L.
gislature, BY about 80 majority. Councilman
Ebert took the stump against our candidates,
and il he ~ uads fsw more speeches our ma
iority would have been much greater Barton
b beatea 40 votes. They had their ticket hesi-
|ed HaAion 6cket''-some containing Wallace,s
eame, and some Dodesss; but It was nogo On,
party was well Organised, and have elected
three sterling democratic representative. u.
nionism and monerelism ate defpnct in van b.
Nn.
@R 8. # Elbut viii resign we can 6eat him
SEQ with ease. We dare him 10 the trial--.wt
want not his services. We hereby lay in oul
claim for the banner, and hope the rest Of ID,
esunties will fork il over.n
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14
Errors I'm the Treatment Of HOE
SEES. 4..

When your horse shys, ar shears. =
some unaccussomed object, and which =
young horses viii DO, never speak SHARP
iy, or worse than that, strike him. II yes
would avoid his starting the next tins n
sees The same or any similar object. -
mos, any horse may be brought = : 60 q.
tirmed habi, oi shying BY sucs 49,
ment. What would BE- tsse,
Check him to walk; give &C. ~. lin
see the object, and he will s00A
tie or no notice Of it. :. :. cam.
ii = horse stumhles Or TRIPS !, " =, 49, 80
mon practice to strike him ~ ~ ,.,.oips
This will not mend his hao',' u 49,, 4
and stumbling. bot VIII add 70 , ,"s~.rS
he has spirit, ,ha; Of spr'nsms .ss, i
with dangerous qairknrss 49, sn n ri.
occurs: as he viii expect tue -" ,srsdv
low rs q matter Of course
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14

A great race was to have come off at Nashville,
Tenn, on Tuesday last The purse, according
to the anticipations Of the sporting papers, was
the largest every commended for ia this country
or in Europe. Thirty horses, antried nags Of
four years old, and among them the produce of
n-s~a. Erlinsa. Block Maria. Leriathan, Pleni-
ra't"iiory, Lsfborosgh &c, are stated TO have
been entered, for some time. The entry is $1,000,
with $1,000 forfeit; and, counting largely upon
Withdrawals, the winning colt win take purse
Of $50, 000l
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14


We sansx list Of usmben Of the next House
- Representatives, as hr - heard from. TIE
Nano Of the whig nembeu are in isalic.
Ia MsiNss-John Johnson, John d. Wright,
Abssr Hacklemav, Jamss W. Crimes, Alfred
lnees1.
E4a--1anes Briefly, Joseph Roberts, WiIssm
Seelk
Pa Dssn-Josiah H. Bonney, Samuel Bore
lana James NJ. wrsy.
Emy-wm. Thompson, Hs~iiso~ RobS, Pa
! tn WILSON. IA
zcsiss George w. MCleary.
wssAingioa Thomas Baker.
Msscsfise-- Edwsrl E. Fay. -
Jsk~ss~-- ,Janos r. Carlton.
Asa--G. C. M lDAsn. n
JA1kss~--JohS ~
MSsqss, Gssytss, tc-Thomas Rogez =
E>wlin.
2Anscsats, wings, and three to hear iIsm,
= y Gliatoa, and Cedar, Linn ano Jones. Gnu
Ne .haxs - doubt, has elected Brophy,
VlA) and il Is highly probable hat ~ Wig
/. ~ one denocrat has been retifned from the
seA~ district should sasA - the case the
sse~s win stand - ds0eeass and 7whigs.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14

We copy the following accoan, - !.
races ~ Lexington Ky } from n. Nv.
server and Reporter Of the 9Th ule :.
Ths annual Fall races over the 49,.
alton Course near this city, ocrup;eS n y
whole OF the past week! A Isrr., -.
Der Of horses than usual wer. - .:1
ground, finer fields con,ended 70,
days purse, and better running wss ..1 4
than has, perhaps, eve, been made ~
the course. Tho attendance Of u.,.ss
~as large, and from indicatioss /. N.
betting circles, oae would be led d h.
conclusion that the times are imprs.:s:.
decidedly. The grea, speed and ',i'.
table game which the time evincss. ~.
that Kentucky still maintains w,thsss \.
rival her position a. the .'racs Aer~ y.
gion But one stable from abrcsi vg
il at,endanca-Col. Bingamans, " -
chez. The results show, that s,li@,sS
The largest purse (ihe grsakRsld ssE
amounting 70 six or eiahrshousaod IS2
lars) was taken BY that stable, We, ! ~
tuck " bred horse VIZ required Ia ~ W
with. Raffin, ny imported He'd etord ~
the saccessint competitor Of . A. e.U
Of colts for. this great stake. NJ. "
Pindell's fily, by Medoc, won the ~
heat, and Rufiin ths two next, il IN nv
markable fine time of 3:4a; 3:45; s. :
Tho conlending colt with Ruflin IA wv
last heat was Cap, II, Daniels bay w
by Medoc, out Of Maria Louisa; and y
exhibited speed and endurance THAI en-
ished tho spectators. We understand !.
has been sold since the race to Mr.. W. 4
Minor OF Mississippi for $1,000
Dr.. Warheld's stable distinguished h.
self as the winner OF the frs, DAYS -
4 sweeps'ake, three entries, Sl0o. ~
forfeit with Marco, fne three year oll
by sir Leslie, aud Of the Jockey Elk,
purse. $3.50, three mile heats, win lacA.
by Bertrand, running four heats, one Y
which she made in 5.45 withoa, ever h.
ing headed in the heat, vanqalshinr -
'avori.e Sunbeam, by Levia,han, ft,o
the stable of Col. Bingaman.
The two mile purse was taken 4, th,e.
heats by Capt. Vley's Ziuganee colt, AZ.
Dukes aged horse winning the frs, hea.
The mile purse was won hy Mr.. brad
ley's colt Crotpn, by Choris,er. bearin a
has heldi among them Chemiser,r, Clan.
eoe, aud Senator tate Ro,hchdd,) BY
Zvngsnee, 4"
The tour mile purse. $500, was won
by Nj, Bradley's horse Grey head, BIZ
Chorlsicr boating NJ pryor's Leviathan
mare Arralns, aud Mr., Murphys marc
Motto, IN tho most gallant style. in 7,%A
1850, never having been locked in either
heat.
hlsa singular fact that every day, ex.
cepl one, The "knovlns ones" we're found
mol 10 BE- SO Saomag by half after as
they were hdsre tho raee-.-Shc Geld win.
ming every day, except in the gold stake
race, ss.sss
during tie week, mule race, Seven
entries, was runs which, from It's novel.
", Afforded great amaaenen, 10 tie
spectators.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14

Assr ddiiasrict, 10 be composed oftas
elSsy - - counties Of tie New Purchase
SA0sh t. l6onally laid OF BY our Legisla-
49, - 500 sessicn, and Congress should b
usaoris.zed - toeAanes tkS ISw As to authorize
- Precedent to appoint new Judge. The in
Adsinnts ofthe country in question-at rresen,
pssA<Ys half - numerous Is those Of tie middle
~spqss district and rapidly increasing en-
49, e ne prOtecticn Of our laws, which protec-
~ sAcald b given without mhjecting them to
q ascssity Of travelling City OF seventy-Sve
anse, stnsy se eonPslseat 70 DO 1t present, and
owM eedaiaue to Be- he case Until 4 new district
= N<zabsa To sstseA wapellc and Davis, ana
~ essntist Ap va efthen, 10 this Judicial
&sesetsA ~ enc y which they could with
sAH(fs - ,ehsd- end require he ysdrs
I: - hsad eessn u each, wosld y inpos-
80 tAak oGe9 : wpsk of,sbor ana artus.e-
d1>s uAieA ~ ~ ssslA be fosad eqssl.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14

The DaOaqas Transcript (whis) Of the 6sh in
ssant publishes the returns Of all the pvsciaets in
msecounsy excsptone, which show Gen. Dodge's
majority 70 be sos. An editorial in the sa,,e pa.
Per Is a. follows:
"Ihe majority Cor A c. Dodge, in Duhuou~,
b about 22o>n
Ssrposing the above 10 Be- tz~s, Il shows gain
~ Dodge Of y vctss--Ais majority in The dis
sriet, In lsal, having been only l%s,
Tss~ss Rcs~s and HaraM NswGs, he m.
alarly nominated democratic candidates, have
been elected 10 the Legislature.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14

This county has proved henelfto h well worthy
Of the honered name slk hears. Il has given
Dodge greatly increased majority, and elected
JOHN Foley, sterling democrat, to the Legisla-
ture. The Dubuque Transcript Of the 9th says:
Jackson CouNrv.--.All the precincts but one
heard from. Dodge beats Wallace 1913. The
Irish settlement viii increase this majority 20 or
%. John Foley is elected Representative.
A letter from Dubuque says Dodgs's majority
In Jackson is i5s. In 1874 ii was loa, showing
4 gain Of 50 votes.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14
Sisters OF Charity.

A late st. Louis Republican announces the ar
rival at that place Of fourteen Sisters of Charity
on their way to Dubuque, in this Territory We
hearit is in contemplation to establish school Of
Sisters at this place next Spring, provided ade-
quate inducements are held out, and hope il is
true. school for the education Of young la
dies is much needed among us, and wedoabt not
would be well encouraged.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14

The precise majority for Gen. Dodge in JEFF
ferson and Wapelio is not yet Sscertained, but
we are assured it win not fall short ofle5. Gull
bertsoa's majority over Rice, the next highest, is
said to g from 50 to 60, and the entire democrat
ic dckets officers is elected. This is
oeues we anticipated in the early
stage OF thseeei and much praise is due to
Col. sHurrrtToS for voluntarily withdrawing
from the contest, and thus preventing division
and defeat. The democracy Of Jefferson, we
doubt aot, win appreciate and reward such dis
Interested conduct at the proper time.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14

From appearance the quantity Of pork which
win be put up at this place the coming season
win greatly exceed that Of last year. Nearly all
our merchants are going into the business. The
price we believe is not yet fixed, but IL seems to
be admitted on all hands that 1t viii be higher
than what was paid ayear ago. The time is not
far distant when Burlington viii be one Of the
largest pork packing places m the Western coun-
try.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14

Flour, $3.50 q 1862, not much demand; wheat
60 to IS cts; corn in sacks, % 20, sacks in
ciuded; OATS 20 cts; harley IS 40 cts; lard, 4
to 1-2 for pure; common 8 to 4; honey, strain
ed, 20 90 cts. per gallon; tallow 8, hides, dry,
z i-2a 8; green, liz; faxseed, s.; bees
wax, 80; salt, G. A. 81 81 a g; L. B. 81 81 a
s.; Turks Island - to 81 cts; Kenhawa, IS to
81 per bushel.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14

the captain flung down,he. co,..-- 3 (.
eAcln.med. % our nc small amusume q. sa0
by George. Mr.. Randolph, yo,,sa
Days r,gM The line TOUCHES ~ NJ
nead a. I'm aliving man. saw - 'se
IKE hencefor,h on any subiec, fT,ss0
hanged u lever contradict YOU sca;s,
wish to heavens you could spare nv !
head, !, would saveme half nv cs,..s
tiunsr' S-'eAsa.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14

Little or nothing has been heard from these two
counties in addition to the reports given in our
last paper The Iowa City Reporter Of the 7th
sets down Dodge's majority in Cedar at IS and in
Linn at 81. Snyfhe, dem. and WsiWo,th, wing,
supposed to be elected 10 the Legislature. Moth
ing from Jones.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14

The vote at the late election, in the ssNew
Purchase" was quite thin in consequence Of
sickness. A full poA would have added At
least two hundred to Gen. Dodge's majority
The settlers on the public lands know their
friends from their eaemies.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14

The walls Of the large and extensive building
On the corner Of Front and Colsmhia streets are
now completed, and present very handsome APP
psarnce. TITS IN many respects, the 6nssthaila-
Ing In cur town--which is nc light praise and
highly creditable to the enterprise, tastaand me-
chanical skin, Of its proprictors, Messss. Noble
and Yates. We have heard the idea suggested
ofconverting il into hotel.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14

~ Seeoceeus majority, 20
- ~ = NJ 81. Beth he esRdidates ed
Asessa ~ pscpes of Jefferson, Van Buren, and
L. ssa Ny ssnet o. The hastingss Ia the last
- ecsaty.. Nov The swing strength" was
eessesea tArss II consequence Is shown Ia the
ssssk In tAc Arss counties named Gen. Dodge
- assi~ ofalost 800 VOTES; and In Lee county,
- majority Aas hsea Increased ftcm ~ to sS4i
nm. Walaes can point to such result sswith
tttesyr ~ b aoss easily consoled than most
PsspsA N6a sost Of consolation We have no
w1sA 10 deprive Nm 81.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14

The MILWAUKEE, Courier claims : majority for
Gov. Dodge Of $780, His majority in Milwaa-
kie, Washington and Racine--three adjoining
Lake coanties--is nearly 900. The Council
stands 10 democrats and wings, and the House
II democrats and 9whigs.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14

/ SANTA FE TRAptSs.-The last st. Louis b.
pers announce the arrival in that place of a com.
pany Of Santa Fe traders, on their way East 10
purchase goods. They bring with them, it Is
stated, 500 lbs. of gold aud silver, in bars.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14
rilial Love.

he follow iug letter from tho Inn.
WApny TAoMrsoS, our Minister "a M~sr
90, addressed 10 one Of the editors q ,his
paper, nstrayss an incident heaunfully
aud tonch,ngly illustrative af the 49,
and tender affection with which the eifNA
and lamvnIed LEaASg repaid the nurture
and care OF sha, widowed mother. whsss
early Nnd ledicinus training doubtless lsA
the.loanialtop ot his emlnence. -CAsslss.
ioa tsar,er,
Msxico, Aug. rs. 1885,
Ny psAR SIR: have rarely ,kaown
the death OF any individual TO c&sss I
moro general sensation than that Of sut
lcmen,ed friend LgsAsH: nor TO call ior,A
more flauering tributes to that GENOA
learning aud eloqucnce, for which hswss
chiefly known 10 the world | beg leave
TO mention TO you an ineidcn, which o..
hibts those tender and aifrc,iona,e cual.
'ties which SO much cadeared him u Me
friends. A deep and abiding affection fat
ones mother, have generally found 70
be the mos; striking characteristic Of INA
lures finely touched F" have never
known this feeling to exis, ia Il, ongsr
degree than with Mr. LEaARR. We wers
classmates and intimate frieads ia Cob
lege--ani served also ia Congress -
geiher. When he made tha, most splcn-
did effort on the sub ,raosury, which
called forth tho universal ad,niration Of
political iricnds and opponents, after 10
had received the congratulations Of I'll
around him, said, "come LsG ARE, yser
lodgings are distant from The capital
m,ne are near, 20 and dine with E,s. ~
When we had arrived at my house said
to hum, swell LEGARR, ] did no, choose 10
mingle my congratulations with The
crowd; but now tell you that ycu have
made splendid speech aud ! am proud
Of you.r He replied, II THANK you, and
value what ven say, for know that u =
sincere" aud then, with eyes suhusA
with tears, added. II do assure you, that
the creates, happiness which feel Is g
know thar my mo,her will DO granfed."
4W Yours truly,
W. THOMPSON.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14
Scott.

Wallace's-maiority in Scott county 10 q;
Mitchelps, over Grant, -. Rich's majority, in
ISal, was I. Wing county ticket elected.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14

BY turning to the advertising columns ofthe
Gazette, viii learn where they can find good as
sentiments Of goods, and make cheap purchases.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14

- Couxf commences in this place on Mon
day next It Is ii contemplation, we learn, at
the end Of the week, to adjourn over for two
weeks, In order to suit The convenience ef the
members ofthe bar who practice in the middle
district
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14

WllLrAM KINNEY, Ex-Lieutenant Governor
Of Illinois, died at his residence near Bellville on
the LIST inst.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14
Lsnisa Co,,nty-Offictal.

he official returns in Louisa give Gen. Dodes
, majority, end M'Cleavy 50. Geo. L Coe il
elected Probate Judge; .loA~ Giililasa, Surveyor;
Geo. Z. TAomas, Treasurer; W J. r. Flsek Col
lecto7 and f. B. Issst Inspector of Weights and
Measures.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14

n-Some Of Mr.. waIlace's supporters, we M
desstand, say they were deceived-they thought
he was candidate, but from the returns they are
convinced he was not. Poor fellows, thus to be
deceived By your inscriptions leaders.
'Ye would be 6apss and virsisns. aad 70 are"
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14

Gen. GAINES IS spoken Of As one Of the Ten
nessec q. $. Senators. He is - Nashville,
whers the Legislature Is now in session.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14

~ Every pvecinss in Lee county--l3 il nun.
0er-save Dodge maturity. The sane Is true
II Dubuq..s county.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14

Gen. BesrxASp is stated 10 be on visit 10
Gen. DICKSON, at the Hermitage.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14

49, 1og Delegate
1snnoa senaissities sas Delegate, given b.
- - moi olReis', = conpilsd from the
- IN wiaAin our reaeh, and will We appse-
~ - esnd to - tslsuahly correct Jones
- o6ntsa lave not been heard from, but we
34shsuf 81 y s1bse ths one with he OH
- = We Anss acns. II Is safe TO ct down The
a4ay efosa. DodS, TIE dspasraaic candi-
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14

f6ssnb Of comfort" but ~
.aPels rs 10 do 20. We deny
ntiss n which The two candidates
dsgs tAsre ! Wig gain, and a.
49, Z a. other ways and 10 prove
- ssf esssstiosf~e win appeal 10 the
- Assua Dodge and Wallace commene.
Ne eaavsss together IN Washington county.
0eecs PFoeeedsd through Johnson, Cedar,
- Jesen Dshsqsa. JAckson, Clinton, Scott
- leseatias, sad separated in Louisa-Mr.
A,se making aspsseh ia The latter county.
80 NJ sews compare tAs m.josities in thess
Ssvssel cssaAisa, ~ fAr = heard iron, with he
os1esaSssfissl, ~ - where ~ gain il,
- lSll. lSAS.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14

eU9sss9 aese than iptss - ,grsas = ever h.
essGea = tAe rsuitoy. Tulythe dsmocrl-
~ - Asve achieved noble and substan-
~ nPas svss which they have q right to ex-
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14

Lee County Returns.
We take the following from an abstract Of tise
votes of Lee county published in the last Fort
Madison Democrat
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14

We saw a poor horse yesterday, drop down
with fatigue, in Spruce street. and while his nm.
feeling master was helaboring him with st;cr
giving his last kick in Earthdom, 4 stern rr;n
sit on the animals face, as though pleasant
thought had escaped him even in death. Par.
haps the brute knew by intuition that his master
too would sood De food for worms. We thought
instantly Of the undertaker,s horse in Marin
Chuxzlewit, and the satisfaction M ey;ncad n
dragging dead bodies to their resting place
"Ihey break us, drive Us, ride as, in treat abnss.
and main us At their pleasufe,--bus thew dis
Hurrah, they Iie!"
Perhaps the satisfaction Of the horse in this in
stance was heightened by sort Of animal mag
netic knowledge, that when his master did die.
ne would be made to shovel Goals in company
with the dark gentleman who is said TO hecp the
FIRE Office down, down below. Who knows?
Pail Spirit ofths Tires.
"A Relic Of Tie Pant. individual few davs
ago. found On 'Braddock's field, near Pittsburgh,
an old pocket knife, supposed to have belonged
70 General Braddock, from the fact OF its having
his name engraved pn the handle
From Jamaicu. The New Orleans picayune
has received news directly from the island con-
hrming the account Of the fire in Kingston. which
tlrsf reached US through ne eastern papers. The
IRE commenced in foundry. The Burnett dis
trict composes nearly half Of the city, the
smount # property lost and damaged estimated
II $780, 600. Many poor families are left
houseless and hreadless. One man was KILLED.
Mr. Deboas, late cashier OF the Jamaica Bank.
lad been arrested for an alleged defalcation Of
fI0O0. His explanation was, that while en-
ssged At his desk at the close Of the business Of
he day, he was knocked down and robbed. HIS
tory was not credited, but he at last obtained
all 70 the amount demanded, and had been dis /!
hafgcd.