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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-01-25

the records Of the county.
DETENTION O. FaEE DE."-Ths
iolloxing extract 70 from . speech Of Mr.
Clay. delivered 10 he Senate 10 1882. IN
defence Of the American System. live
~ clearly defines free trades seecfding %
lAs theory sfIhe southern politicians:
/" When genIlemen have succeeded in
their design Of IN immsdiais or gradual
destruction ofIhs Asnrriran System, What
10 their substituted Free Tr.ds! Free
Trade The call for free trade 10 - una
saaana ~ Ihe err Of ! spoiled child. in ils
nurses arms. Tor tie moon o. stars INST
glitter In ihs 6rmsmsni Of heaven. II
aeser has existed. 10 never will exist.
Trsds implies 81 least lwo psrlien To
be Tree. Il should be fair. equal, and re-
eipfoesl. Bot II we ihrow our ports y ids
open 10 The admission OF foreign produce
iious. free ef ell duty. what poIls OF any
foreign nation shall We find open 70 the
free admission Of our surplus produce!
We may break down oil bsnisrsoiu free
trade on our part, but The work will not
be complete until foreign posers shall
remove theirs. There would be Irsedum
on ons side. and restrictions. prohibitions
and exclusions on The other. The bolts
and the bars. and The chains Of al other
nations will remain undis,urbed. ID 10
indeed possible, that nur industry aud
commerce would accommodate them
selves 10 the unequal and unjust stats Of
things: lor such is The hex,blliiy Of our
nature. that !, bends itself 10 ell circum-
stances. The wrs,ehed prisoner inrarce-
rated in jail, sfisra long time becomes
feconelled 10 his solitude, and regularly
no,ehes down the passing days Of his
confinement
"Genilemen deceive themselves. il 10
no, Free Trade that they are recommend
ing 10 your secepisncs. Il 10 10 effect.
The British colonial system tina, we ere
invited 10 adopts end. II their policy pre-.
vail. n will lead substantially 10 The Ieco.
lonizs.ion Of these states unto the COM
mercIsl dominion Of Grea. Britain"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-01-25

Profession v. Procfics.-W hsi elar-
ing Inconsistencies between % tr0Fds and
deeds Of the . Democracy" are OCCASION
ally exposed before .he public.
They have. for instance. esughi iLem-
selves 10 monstreus absurdiiy sboni The
" Hour Rule" Of Congress. When ihis
excellent rule uas adopted By Wing
Congress. HE very psirioiie oEalnfs and
newspapers Of The patty Eel 70 ismenting
and denouneing ], - fearful inrosd up-
lon the liberty IL sIeeeh. They eel up
through oil their racks the cry Of .fhe
gag!-ihe gGgr We scarcely heard The
f.sl % their sallinas until he meeting ol
The present Congress. when. sishossh
humering m,ioniy Of nearly tao-Ihirds.
they adopted this Idsnlesl rule them
selves!!! ..
Not less conspicuous has been the sx-
hibilion Of Democratic consistency on the
Tariff question. The " sbominabls whig
tariff Of 1912" was a very special obi, CT
Of their hate. They could hardly Ttslran
themselus. The constitutions Of their
country were scarcely sufieien, 10 keep
their patriotic indignation within bounds
until Congnss should meet. just lei
them al the " abominsble act" according
to their giyings out, and they would tear
u TO shrsds and istlers before you could
calculate Rubinsonl What Is The Upshoi
Of all this furyi With . Democratic ma
joriiy Of nearly two ihirds---( mind you
three or four several trials are made 10
bring the Tariff down TO The democratic
revenue slandard-but they all fail! The
!" abominable whig tariff Of ls42"islu
let alonsl!!
Moreover. IL seems 10 be conceded in
debate iha, The Dsmocrsnc party, which
has had so much 10 say about conner.
ion between Whiggrry and Aboliuon. and
which now has-msrk you Ia msjorily
OF nearly two thirds in The House. will re.
scind The famous rule excluding Abolition
petitions! Consisfentygis
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-01-25

anoshEE 70 de maHy sEgumfRlR ID iasor
81 Pr0ieeliun: i 10 disaster dgiiss are
inpossd and hoae mansInrtsrs hss bad
line 70 form iistil inlo fair eomPsninn.
he prize 81 he srt,slss sihks bslox . hat
i mas before dusies seEe impossd. Ths
may b showa b. The aIlirls q nails ahd
manufactured eoiinns. shirh sae non
mech lover lhan fuimeIly she1 lilils Or
40 dsliss wsrs laid upon them. sd he
some vobld bs.lhs rssslis uiih al name
lsciured articles. psslieSlslly where ma
ehinsry eo1ld Be- sdsanisgeousiy employ
Cd.
Hence Il u evident thar The system Of
pro,ee,ion IL intimately inteEsossn vith
he bssl interests and prosperity Of The
county. PROTECTION.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-01-25

- ka.iEcsiina N Ssauih Caitlaa. sas
psssfd " . gssksun IsHFrss. wsf sifa-
e - As5Fs9 garksen. snd sas sAsui
% Re safoscsd bS him ssh-ihs bsyenss.
And hal be srils &c risn ar arr sssEi
"a hy ths finely inlssPosilian q ~.
clsgs
Re if Remenbernd.
Thai he Tsrif elll of le4e. uhiea III.
Ysn Brrsn's frieads - ne norIh SupPai-
ID. aad xhich thai genllsman nos De-
Glars n leiser 70 lie s0ulh. be "siass-
N dlsrlaims and dsnaunrss. mas roiad
Tor b. Jss. Burhsnsns :. Tie hTsI choice"
81 Cur Ansi-TsrtG irsends 81 Clark. lor
he Presidsrcyf And 81 S'lss Mlighi,
Mr. Van BBIen's lieutenant.
We shah 10 eas time have othsr re-
membranes for lhs Penlllsi taken lrUm
the records of the county.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-01-25

That the same party have declared their
readiness TO support James Buchanan,
who declared in public speech on the
4h Of July, 1912. that " il he thought he
had any Democratic blood in his veins. he
" oulJ let il out"
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-24
The Rejected Prusslan

81
Tceaty...This treaty. negotiated
bv our Minister Mr. Wheaton. under
soeclal instructions from John Tyler.
10 drive the bes. bargain he could and
pe, the duties on Tobacco reduced
has the genuine STAN? of its author
ship.
The imports from Prussia are by the
oo,,r.l books of the Zoti Verela. put
down at $1,000 $50 N which by
this compac. there il ali average rednc
ton of duty Of IL per cent, or loss
70 our revenue of $l.lO5. 432. Deduct
from this sum the amnuns lost TO the
Z,Il Verein. by the CONCESSIONS IN Ia
var If tobacco. S342, 24o and there re
,n,;ns an excess Of loss Il our Ireasu'
~ Of s763.I92 yearly; 10 be subtract
Of, from our custom house receipts, tina
Tobacco growing on the slopes OF 'hs
J,nes and Roanoke Rivers NAV ente
the ports of MS moss gracious majesty
,he King Of Prussia q, triliing reduc
ton of duly.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-24
ORIENTAL ANECDOFE.

A certain man went To Dervlsh.
and proposed three questi"ns:-Firs'
why do they say God is omnlp"-
tent! do not see him in any place;
show me where he is. Second
Why is man punished for crimes,
since whatever he dues proceeds from
God! Man has no free will. for he
cannot do any thing contrary TO the
will of God; and if he had power. he
would do every thing for his own
good. -Third-How can God punish
Satan in hell fire. since he Is formed
Of tina. element; and what impression
can fire make on itself !"-The Der,
wish took up large clnd OF earth and
.,ruck him on the head with il. The
man wen, to the Cazy and said:--
II proposed three questions to such
Dprvish. who flnHg clod Of earth
a, nv head. which made my head
ache"
The Cay having sent for the Der
wish. asked
.Why did You throw clod of earth
a, h,s head. instead of answering his
questions!
Tae Dervish replied
1.-THE clod Of earth was an answer
to his speech. He says he has pain
in his head; lie, him show me where
il is, and | will make God visible &c
him. And why does he exh'oll
complaint against me! "ha'e eve :.
did was the acl Of God, andl dio no
strike him without the will OF Cod
VIVA. power do possesss And al
h. is compounded of earth, how cal
he suffer pain from that element ;,
The man was COMPOUNDED; and IN
Cay highly pleased with the Der
vish's answer.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-24

AN ODD WAY TO MAZE A TEEToTAL
LEK.--We remember an individual
that resided in this city, not many
years ago, who owned a considerable
amount of property, but who was sc
much addicted to the use Of strong
drink, that his friends arranged matte RS
In way TO prevent its being squan.
dered He was we'll provided with
the necessaries of life, and allowed a
certain sum Of money. As he gre W
older. his appetite grew stronger. and
his daily allowance was not sufficien,
TO GRAVITY his increasing thirst. He
won 60 to his friends and plead for
an hour or more al time for a little
more Of the ready, but they were In
exorable; at length they told him to 60
TO certain physician who was init
ma'ely acquainted with the family
aud probably he would loan him wha,
he so much desired. The poor fellow
wen. TO the doctor, and asked him the
! favor.
'l'll tell your what will do said
carcass al fair price, come, wha. will
you take for il!'
Five dollars coolly replied the
topper.
Let me feel your pulse said the
physician, grasplng the poor fellow by
the wrist and looking al him s,eadfas-
fly in the eyes. 'Ah Z! that will do
here's the money continued he, hand.
ing the so. five dollar bank note.--
And. 60 to the rum shop Immediately
drink as much as you want. at the
expiration Of a week your body will
be a, my disposal.
You don't mean to say | am 60.
ing to die so soon! exclaimed the
frightened victim of alcohol.
Il do mean to say that if you con
tinue to drink as you have done for
the last six months, in one week you
will be dead man--and Of course, as
| have purchased your body in fair
business like way, shall be at liberty
to operate upon it,
The cool. serious manner OF the
doctor puzzled our hero, and he al
ready began 10 hear the death-ra.,les
In his throat.
.Here!' reared he take back the
money--I have no notion Of being
made mince. meat in SO short time!
But said the knigh. of the lance.
lit is regular business transaction.
Il CON, care!--heres your money!
land away he dashed on, OF the
office, to the no little amusement OF
his tormentor, who stood for nj
Teen minutes convulsed with laugh
ter.
The topper that was. never drank any
LIQUOR after tina, day. and in very
hide while became sober, upright
citizen.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-24

Nsws.-The Boston Investigator
announces the death Of Abner Knee.
land. He died at his residence in
|Salubria Il. IT, on the 9Th Of August
ia the Visit year Of hH ass.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-24

The Germans Sill Comingl-The
Prospect BrightensH--We copy the
following cheering paragraph from tho
Wheeling Gazette:
A number of our worthy, honest
Germans, being convinced Of the ruin
Gus tendency Of Locofoco measures
and the falsene.s and hypocrisy of The
professions Of the Lnoofoco leaders
have, Within fo~ days pat, sscnme
gu, from among the foul party" and
enrolled themselves among The friends
Of CLAY, FRELlN6HuysEN, and the
country. Not the least agreeable
among the incidents connected with
the Fulton meeting on Friday night.
the 9th ul,., was the display II a
Wing flag from the large steam mill IN
that village. the proprie,"rs OF which,
until the day before. were regarded a.
strong opponents of Wing measures
and Wing men.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-24
Effect of Particular Pent,l-

Curious Effect Of Particular 0ent'i-
ot;on.-ln HE operation OF the new
1.rn.ces in the Patent Office. Gu.
rion. eIIec, is produced by particular
ven,ila,ion. which the report Of the
Commissioner notices. Ventilation
il often Obtained through the ceiling
only; bit. - far as respects rooms
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-24
From the Quincy Wing
DE Warsaw Wolf III unit.

Oh! been to see de Wolf hunt.
And now I'm going home;
And now dat all is over,
l wish | hadn't come.
Oh! don't you want to hear, boys!
About he Wolf hunt war7
And, all the mighty doings
From Nauvoo TO Warsaw?-
GA! la! la! Ia! la. la la! Sc.
-.
Oh! ,ie Gubbernor was jealous,
When dat great race he made,
Because dem Warsaw fellors
Make b'lieve he was afraid.
| HE beat his little bosom;
And tore his little beard,
fAno he swore by all creation,
He warn't u bi: aleard!
La! la. &c.
Says he-"dey talk Of Wolf hunts,
/, But dat's lie, | know:
Its for to drive de Mormons,
| Dcr re going Cor 10 90.
| a1t will @hip desc rebels,
I'll be among EN- den
And ain, going alone, boys.
Ill take two thousand men :"
La, la! &c.
lie called for all hi. troops. boys!
And bout five hundred came;
AND he felt he was going o win
An everlasting namc.
Ru' when ne got ~ Hancock.
lie VOL. nunt rnt OFT:
And dc tarnal Warsa " rebels,
uey hold dcre SIDES and idti!
Ia. ha! &C.
Oh, de Gubbcrnor ravorted,
And raise a mighty breeze.
And nov he swear "he whip his weight
And now '.he keep De peace
At last de warlike sheriff
He tell him what to do
Come 90, catch Sharp and Villa ms.
And take EN- TO Nauyo,.
La. la. &c.
And den dey march TO Warsaw,
Wild martial pomp and pride,
Blu. de boys dev cross de river,
And stay on t'o,her side.
De, sav--"my little bantam,
ypu cannot come it quite
We like your jolly sogers.
Aud we ant going 10 light"
La. la! &c.
De Gubsernor va. sorry,
De Gubbernor was sore
He'd done what he was up to,
And he couldn't do no more.
So he sent De boys Il treaty,
And uxed 'em for peace
And he said come back to Warsaw,
And do-just as you please
La! la. &c.
De boys dey git his hand write,
And back agln dev come:
He tell &c troops -"Good ieliers,
Il thank you all-go hnme!'
md so de Wolf hunt ended,
And so de War dome
And all de fuss wc.t OFT Ike
A little boys pop gun.
La. Ia. &c.
One word about dc sogers,
Before my song is done,
Dey are as jolly ieiiers.
As ever snoudered gun.
Dew do dere duty well, boys,
And dey love laugh and song,
Dey drain de keg of life joys.
And 90 it while dey re young!
La! la! SC.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-24

heated by hot air furnaces only. this
method IS an incorrect one. If the
temperature Of The different parts Of
the room is tested by thermometer,
II Will be found that the upper part
heats first; and if no outlet is gwen,
the draft Of hot air ceases. the room
being filled. Let an aperture he made
IN The top of the room. and the warm
air instantly escapes, but if an open.
ING 10 made near the floor, the air with.
IN the room passes out, and the warm
air descends to fill the place. An ex.
pertinent proving this was tried in dry.
ing clothes in room without ven,il.
alton. heated by air furnaces. The
clothes that were in the upper part Of
the room dried well. while those in
the lower part still continued moist.
AS soon. however, as an aperture
was made for ventilation below. a
draughi was given 10 the furnace. the
cold air expelled. and tbs clothes dried
rapidly. The public will thus see
how easily serious difficulty in hea-
ting rooms may be overcome.-Phiia.
Ledger.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-24

SoME DIsPERENcE. While Mr.
Collins was addressing the Wings ~
Elk,on, Md, drunken locofoco ac-
cos,ed him thus:
collins. you are demagogue.'
The speaker pretended not to hear
him. .Colins-l say Collins. YOU
are . demagogue." This was TOD
much; and Collins stopped and looked
a. the person for moment, and said.
mildly: "lf you had straw wrapped
around you, you would be de,nyohn.
The fellow staggered of.-Sees
! Wing. a1 t
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-24

Locofoco Consistency.-.In a late
speech at Baltimore. j. p. KENNEDY
mentioned an amusing instance of Lo.
cofoco consistency. Alta meeting of
that party. not long ago, in Chambers
bnrgh, Pennsylvania, they had, =, one
end of their procession, a banner hav.
ing inscribed on it "free trade" whilst
at the other end was another banner
with The inscription, 1--WE 20 Tor the
tariff of lSi2." The old free trade
mountaineer, who marched under the
first mentioned motto. after seeing the
other. its direct opposite, became dis.
gnssed aud said: al party had not
principles which would las, from one
end Of the procession to the other, he
mus! abandon it." and straight way
did SOTO Repub.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-24

FRANCIS ]. G. PEASLEY
l)RWAROING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
WATER STREE
Burlington, Iord.
Dealer. In Goceries, Paints and Oils
staple Dry Goods, Queensware,
Hardware, Iron, Hats. Caps,
Boots and shoes, &C. &c
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-24

Some Consolation.- rhe potatoes
are no. all destroyed. |. is said that
The po,a.oe crop in Maine will De
bet,er this year than for some years
mast. The overplus can no doubt %
disposed Of readily.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-24
AKrIRINCTs:

sseRs 3. 4. David,
" B.F. Wood, & Co. BuYlington
Bridge & Hale,
s. NJ. Finsley. & Co. Springfield. III.
y Chouteau l. Vale, st. Louis
q. 3. We will make liberal advances on
arguments for sales at New Orleans OF
forward to northern markets. The ad.
~aees can be received by the shipper eth
INST Louis or in New Orleans, as may
= preferred.
JOHN r. SHAW, g. Co.
W43-6m I'd Is
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It's rumored tha, the dispatches
borne by Gen Daft Green to our
Minister a, Mexico. contain reInon-
s,rance agains, The contemplated In
vasion Of Mexico.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-24


IT'S Harrison = camp ground,
a soul exciting sound
And he war cry Will be-
Ashland aud victory.
Tennessee! Tennessee!
Huzza! huzza!
Young Eickorv's own State,
: Swears by the good and great,
That on election day
Her voice is all for Clay.
Michigan is coming!
Huzza! Huzza.
And the Wolverine hand
With battle axes in hand.
swear contention to Cass,
And hatred TO Texas.
Good North Carolina!
Huzza. hUzza.
The Rip Van WnkIe State
She is up and wide awake,
And she'll deal death To the foe
When she meets the loco.
And Georgia is coming!
liuzza. huzza!
She iwavs has been true
And never will she rue
Her Berrien's advice
I o shun the loco mice.
And bold Mississippi.
iiuzza! huzza!
Though doomed to The rear,
Hesr the bold Prentiss swear,
That strong arm'd in the right
She will conquer in fight.
Virginia is coming.
Huzza. huzza!
She moves IN rapid ran,
For CLAW is her own son,
Ard with her Captain Bolts
She'll break the loco plots.
Louisiana next!
Huzza! huzza!
Her rice and sugar crop
Demand Tariff prop
And she yearneth for Clay
The statesman OF the day.
MARYLAND forever!
Huzza! huzza!
She is always on hand,
On ocean, sea or land,
To flog the British crew,
And their loco friends too.
New Jersey! New Jersey!
Huzza. Huzza!
O. the blood of her dead,
For sweet liberty shed,
On urges the contest,
And promises conquest.
Old Pennsylvania!
Huzza! huzza!
Her coal and iron trade,
With u Wing Tariff laid.
Will make the British gang,
Confess their sins or hang.
Little Delaware moves!
Huzza! huzzi!
And the blue hens chickens
Destroy the Polk ''hyens,
For they cannot endure
Tory blood SO impure.
New York, the Empire State!
Huzza. huzza!
She has sworn on her soil
She will the Toe despoil-
Nor Wright, Polk nor Dallas,
Shall one 'scape the gallows.
And Old Massachusetts,!
Huzza! huZza!
That veteran Wing state
With her blows good and straight,
viii prove to Mister Polk
She don't intend Joke.
Old Vermont! Old Vermont!
Huzza! huzza!
Make way for MOLLY Stark"
And let her make her mark
On the neck of her foe
Where she laid the "Hess" low.
Rhode Island! Little Rhoda!
Huzza! Hnzza!
Though Dorrism should he there,
Wings have nonght 70 fear
For SIamm. Bang, Ming & Co.
Won't make Dorr a hero.
Old Connecticut too!
Huzza! huzza!
Though rul'd by Niles till late
That man of ruined pate
Her mind now bright and clear,
Gladly dispels all fear.
VISIT Psin:, Lee Co., I. T., Oct. ] II
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sp143-6m pd IS

WIN. h. WALLACE. Attorney and
mi, Iowa 30
FEB. 10, 1881
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w. HI. MAURO.

~as 4. SHAW. II. c. SIMMONS
JOHN R. SHAW, & Co.
osaMission and Forwarding Merchants
No. - Poy drss Street,
Now Orleans
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nue polar aud Fifty Cents per year
;, he paid IN adrance.
ror six Months, eighty screen and half
.xais in adrance.
non compliance with the above terms
iii SUBJECT each delinquent to an extra
,h,.ge Of t,centyyfre cents FOR every three
sonths delay. This rule ,oiu be strictly
adlsred to.
Persons forwarding q two dollar current
hank bill by mail, franked by Post Mas
~ will be credited for serenity numbers.
Advertisements inserted at one dollar per
,ou,re for the first and fifty cents for eacf,
,ab,squent insertion. A liberal discount
made to yearly advertisers.
Professional or Business Cards, not ex-
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lellsrs per annum.
Darlington is tho seat of justice for Dos
Mime. county, and contains about 2OOo
ichabi,ants 1t is situated on tho west
hank Of the Mississippi. about $50 miles
,bcys Saint Louis.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-24

Mre Truth than Poetry.-An hon.
est. calculating German, who was
spectator 10 the Iocnioco procession.
last night, as i. passed along Bond
street, after viewing the varlous mot
toes upon their ,ransparencies and
banners. remarked with much deiibera.
,on: They promise to protect work
ing men. bu. they can'i make me be-
Iieve tha,-.l see a, one end OF the
procession "Proiectlon TO American
Labor" a, another place "A Judlcious
Tariff at another place "a Tariff
for Revenue" and al another Free
Trade Now where the promises OF
party will not hold out from one end
of procession TO the other. how can
they be expected to extend from one
end Of this Unto to the other! ! must.
therefore, vote for the Wings who
promise protection and give It to the
iaboring men OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
i PM.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-24

When DR.. Franklln's mother in law
discovered thai the young man was
becoming intimate with her daughter,
The old lady said she did no, know 50
we'll abon, giving her daughter 10
p,jn,er. There were already Two
printing Offices in the United States.
and she was not sure that the country
would support them. |, was plain
tina, Young Franklin would he Obliged
to depend tor the support of his family
on the profits Of a third, and this was
rather a doubtful chance.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-24

One word about dc sogers,
Before my song is done,
Dey are as jolly ielters.
"A ever snolidered gun.
Dey do dere duty we'll, boys
And dey love "a laugh and song'
Dey drain de key OF life joys.
And go it while dey re young:
La! la! &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27
POLICE OFFICE.

THEFTs.-Catharne Sweeney alias Crazy haie,
was arrested nn committed for stealing sheets pillow cases
SC from the house of M Thomas Stewart No IS Walnut
money from the drnyyer of Mr. Jackson. No. 80 Futons
SUPPOSED BURGLAR CAUGfT.-About O'Clock
thi, morning officer Howard Clarke arrested c0iOed man.
named Charles Jackson with roll oi three ply capeng
some table ne knives and forks, &c which he had stolen
from house As he e the Tnmb' he started
and ran seized by wAichmen but leaving ms coat
m tier hands He'd on Justice Aa,se coming seized the
fellow by throat he and held him until the oicerand
watcinen came M, ana lodged him IN prison.
ATTEMPTED RESCUE AND BRUTAL Assault
About neon to-day officer Warren coming towards the
Halls Justice b young prisoner he had arrested when
nj the corner Chambers and Centre streets number ot
loys rushed upon h.n nDd attempted rescue when The Oti
called upon the bynufTs for assistance, an elderly man
named lanes Duff the of Rvingtnn and Suffolk si
,gen Ia the officers assistance. when named
William I.unney struck HIM violent blow knocking h'm
doyn and h.. ead filling with great force the sidewalk
was severely cut and Mr. Duff rendered nsensble for
than hnr hour. He conveyed TO the Police Office
cHh r Sickle, having dressed the wound the old
made Compliant In the mean time officer stephens went
after finding Lunney, arrested HIM and ne lodged IN
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