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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-03

THRILLING INCIDENT IN Russia. -
The following melancholy iccidenl is
much talked of; it shows the effects Of
The terrible decision OF Character exhib.
tied by the Russian Czar:-ll Is well
Known that there are many sailors In
The Russian feet who are Isrselltes. Al a
review of The fleet on late occasion BY
The emperor; two sailors part cuIarly
excited his al!eutIon, both by The pre-.
clSion which they performed several
dlficull maDlvres. and by The agility
and daring which they displayed. Ths
Emperor was SO much pleased that he
immediately promoted one TO be cap
tain: the other be appointed Lieutenant
on The spot. There is, however, an
ukase lorbidng Jews TO wear epauIetie,
and The Admiral of The fact, who
stood by the emperor, knowing that
they were Jews, stated ihe difficulty 10
his imperial majesty 'Psbaw! cried
the Emperor, that does not signify in
the leasl--hey shall Immediately EN-
brace the Greek religion, OF course
When this determination was commuui.
Gated to the young meo, sorrow and
despair seized upon ,hem at The koughl
of receiving honor and promotion on
such inexorable terms. Knowing thai
remonstrance or refusal would be 10
vain, they requested Of The Emperor
permission to exibit still more of their
mon9nvres, as he had not seen al! they
could do. This being granted, they
sscended the lopmaSl, embraced each
other, aud locked 10 one others arms,
they threw themselves into the sea and
disappeared forever. What effect TIM:
self sacrafce produced upon the Car is
not related.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-03

All that certain lot or piece of al situated in
Berwick bounded as follows, to wit fronting on
Cana~street being sixty feet in front on Canal.
sreethom the corner Of said lot or piece ot ground
on Canal-srest an alley that runs from front street
to Canal-street and thence by line across said
lot in line parallel with the alley running from
Fronl-street to Canal-street so as to make sixty
feet front Oh the alley running between Front and
Canal-sreets, together with the heradtaments and
aPpertcnances.
Seized taken in execution and to be sold as the
property OF Thomas COnneIy.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-03

duets. Sucn ". W 'oSc'
uuder The head Of 'Cruer,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-03

SMITH O'BRIEN AND OREGoN.-The
great leader of The IRISH people; second
only in rhe influence 10 O'ConneI, made
at the last meeting Of The A ,ociat 90,
one of The mos, noble displays of man
Iy eIoquence ever uttered 10 rne Concil.
iaion Hall. AfIertreauog on variety
of topics conversanl with the businers
- dav, he advanced TO the presen,
attitude oC Great Brian
vi me ricb, and openly declared
belllgercu ,~ed aud su,.
towards Amea
Washington telegraph., 1846-03-25
To Travellers.

TEyIIE subscriber has opened his house in Spring
n Hill, Arks, for the entertainment OF strangers
and travellers, and pledges himself to use every
exertion to render comfortable those who may be
pleased to call upon him.
b. ]. HARRIS.
Spring Hill, August l2, ls45-47-,E
Washington telegraph., 1846-03-25
american. EEGsESe,
CAMDEN, OUAC.IITA COUNTY
a z X i = S \ S.

ARKANSAS.
4 7HE subscribers respectfully announce TO the
IL public that they have completed and newly
furnished the American House, opposite the lower
steamboat landing. The tables, bar, &c, of this
house shall be furnished in style inferior TO no
other house in the State. The stables viii be
supplied with plenty Of proven Ter and careful
osilers TO attend them. The subscribers hope by
strict attention to business and desire to please
to receive liberal share of public patronage
Washington telegraph., 1846-03-25
Patents. Patents!

UNHERE are about thousand Patents for
Land for different persons now in my office
ysady for delivery. Persons holding the Receivers
receipts will obhge much by pres nting them
n soon as possible.
BENJ. p. JETT, Register.
Land Office, Washington. ls4.
Washington telegraph., 1846-03-25
STATE OF ARKANSAS, !

STiTE OF ARKANSAS,
County OF HENrsTEAD.
In the Hampstead Circuit Court, on the Chancery
side thereof, November Term, continued to
December 5th, A. ID. lS45-
Martha A. Newton by her next
friend, Calvin Fowikes.
Petitioner. Petition for
RS Dir0rce.
Isaac Newton.
DsfeHddEt.
NTOW on this uay comes the petitioner by
~ Tupper Il Smith, her solicitors, and hles her
petition in this cause, praying TO be divorced from
The bonds of matrmony suhsistiug between herself
and the said defendant, and it appearing from the
affidavit of the complainant that the defendant
is nonresident Of this State, it is ordered that
publication be made notifying the said defendant
of the pendency Of this suit notifying the SAID de-
fendan: that unless he be and dppea- by himself or
attorney on or before the third day of the next
term of this court, at court to be holden at the
courthouse in the town of Washington, in
The county Of Hampstead, and State OF Arkansas,
on the third Monday after the fourth Monday
of April next and answer the petition Of the
said petitioner the same viii be taken for
confessed against him, and decree entered ac-
cordinulv. And it is further ordered that this
order be published in some newspaper published IN
the State Of Arkansas for two weeks by two
successive weekly insertions, the last TO be at least
four weeks before the next term of thus court,
until which time this cause is continued
A true copy from the record.
Teste: 5. l. SANDERS C'ef@-
Washington telegraph., 1846-03-25
SAMUEL v. COOK & r. NJ. HARDY

HAVE ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES IN THE
PRACTICE or TIE LAW.
III Hey will give their joint attention to all
business entrusted TO either Of them, and
Will attend the circuit, county and probate cnurt
of the counties composing the Eth judicial Circuit
thc cou.Ia of the county of Bradley aHd the srI-
preme and federal courts ~ th4 ci.y or Little
Rock: and will also attend to any business en-
trusted TO them in The Parishes Of Claiborne,
Union and jackson, louisiana
IDDR RESS:
SAMr- J. Cook. Magnolia. UnioR o.. lrFe.
r. NJ. HAEDr, Ei Dor1lo, Union q. n. ErEs-
Jan. 2s, ls46-lS
Washington telegraph., 1846-03-25
New York.
Medical .VOficc.

DOCToRS r. A. BRUNSoN & p. r
~ BOOKER, having associated themselves
in the practice of Medicine, respectfully tender
their services to the community.
Office in Columbus, Hampstead county, Arks.
p. S.-Those who have been laborng under
chronic disease Of long standing, may find it to
their interest to call and see them. II.
Washington telegraph., 1846-03-25
RATES OF THE
w i,Engt Hotel.

BOARDING by the month, $40
L Boarding and lodging per month, Sl2
Boarding and lodging per week during court
or public times, 80
Boarding and lodging per day during court or
public times, I'll
Boarding and lodging per week, ~ 80 5A
Boarding and lodging per day, IS
Single meal, 25
Lodging, 25
Horse feed, 25
Keeping horse 81 hours, as
Keeping man and horse all night, 81 25
Keeping horse per week, -
Boarders viii be expected 10 pay AZ the end of
each month.
No credit at the bar.
r. T. SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
Washington, August 25. lsi5-49-tE
Washington telegraph., 1846-03-25


TFvHIa preparation Il row thl chcape5 ~ weli
1 a. The most permanent and lasting cure ever
before offered t. The pubic foE THE following dis
eases, viz: Bilious, intermittent and mittent
fevers, in all their modified forms, grades and
complications from the most violent and malignant
attacks down TO The simplest, uncomplicafed case
Of ague or chills and fever, and for the cure Of
many other diseases mentioned in the directions
accompanying each box Of t.e pill
We would Gull the attention of the public M
general to the use of this medicine as tho best
family medicine now in use. To those who may
not he acquainted with these pills, II any, we
would refer the m TO X. T. Sullivan Of Washington,
who can give them any information respecting
their efficacy, as he has sold 1000 boxes in
the last few years, at the price Of $50 per box,
also 10 II. J. Harris Of Spring Hill, who has sold
several hundred boxes, and To any of agents
throughout the country
The above pills for sale wholesale and retail
by q. 7. JET.
Also for sale OF retail by y. J. Harrir. Spring
VIII; Prescott, Belts & Co, Fulton; Cheatham &
Walker, Columbus; Edwin OweHs- Murf-eesboro.
and al every public place in the country.
July, ls45-i3.
Washington telegraph., 1846-03-25
PLAYING, VISITING AND BLANK
G a e % IS.


TEORGE COOK, Of the late firm OF Ely,
VI Smith Il Cook, for the past * years n nu-
facturers of the celebrated Barfleff Card, would
inform the public and patrons Of the old esi.b-
lishment, No. Il Fulton street, where he has
always been employed, that he continues the
manufacture OF all the varieties OF Playing, Visit
ing and Blank Cards, heretofore furnished by the
establishment; and that orders for various kinds
will be promptly and faithfully oxecutcd, on ap-
plication 10 his sole agents Messrs. LILY & Latham
No. IL Fulton street. at the following prices, usual
discount off for cash, or TO those who buy to sell
again, viz;
Star, Chain and Dot, Wave, Diamond, Marble
aud white backs, $50 per gToss.
Harry and white backs, 80
Decaturs do 81
Ellsler do 81
Merry Andrews do Is
Highlanders, No | star and marble back, Is
do NO.2, IL
Enamelcd, Ivory and Pearl surface Cards,
as per the following scale:
Large, No fifteen Enamelled. s. No fourteen
enameed ) No thirteen enameed, / No
twelve enamelled 1 No fifteen ivory aud pearl
snrface,2 No fourteen ivory and pearl surface,
81 No thirteen ivory and pearl surface, 80
No twelve ivory and pearl surface, Is
Small, No eleven ivory and pearl surface, Z
No ten ivory and pearl surface, 50 No nine
ivory and pearl surface, Nc eight do . 50
No seven do % No SIX do > p No hive 10
, No four do , No three do 50 No two do
l so No one do % No eleven do 81 No
ten do 25 No nine DO ] 25 No eight do l 90
No seven do 90 No six do 90 No five do
IS cents. No four do 75eis. No three do 62cts
No two do 62cis No one do so cts
Embossed enanciled cards, tinted and plain. beau
tfully polished. with elegant design a. borders.
PRINTEH'$ BLANK CARDS.
Small blanks (playing card size, mo l, Sl5pr gross
No2 do IL
Large No /, sS24 per gross No2, S2l
Double size Of the small No I, $50 No >, %
Double size Of the large Mol, 45 No ,, g
Also all the above sizes Of every description, to
order
Other sizes cut to order of either of the foregoing
qualities.
Mourning Cards of various sizes, made to order
Gold bordered cards do do
Gtedgc DO do
Enamelled sheets, cap size, and 90 By 81 inches
Ivory surface do do do
Pear. do do do do
Blank sheets do do do
Also Rail Road and Steamboat Tickets, made to
order, of any color, or of different colors, as may
be desired
The subscriber invites all editors of the United
States and Canada, who disposed to take thcil
pay in cards, and who will send him copy o
their paper containing this advertisement, to inser
it for three months.
GEORGE COOK.
| New York. jan II.
Washington telegraph., 1846-03-25
STATE OF ARKANSAS.
In the Hampstead Circuit Court. in vacation.
February %, A. D. 1916.

III the iieinpsieed Circuit Court in vacation.
February %, \. D. 1916
Mary Cazine, by her next friend
Thomas Anderson Petition for
Divorce
William Cazine.
WIS day the said complainant fled her pc
= ttion aud affidavit, in which she states that
the said William Cazine is a nonresident Or thr
State Of Arkansas, and il rs ordered that Tie said
William Cazne be notified Of the filing Or the said
petition, and that said notice be published IN the
Washington Telegraph for two successive weeks,
the last insertion 10 be iour weeks before the next
term OF our Hempstcnd circuit court, which will
be held on the third Monday after the fourth
Monday of April next. and that the said William
Cazlne be required to appear on or before the
third day of our said next term. and plead answer
or denur 10 said bill Of complainant, or the same
will be taken as confessed, and decree enterca
IN the cause accordingly.
a true copy from thc recora.
S. Il. SANDERS, Clerk.
| Attest: $. 7. SANDERS, Clerk.
Washington telegraph., 1846-03-25
PROSPECTUS
%Clarksville Republican,"
OF THE

EVERY one who has visited that fertile
region will bear testimony to the numerous
natural advantages of the country between
the Sulphur Fork and Red River, in the
Northern part of Texas; and the tide Of
emigration flowing into it, bespe!aks IFS ra-
pid increase in population, aud foreiells lis
ultimate prosperous destiny.
To meet, as is believed, the wishes of a
large portion of the citizens, and TO repre-
sent the growing interests ol this Red RIv-
er District, it is proposed to publish in the
town of Clarksville, Red River county,
Texas, a newspaper to be called the
"CLARksvILLE REPUBLIcAN. Ii IS TO be
printed on a large imperial sheet,3nd the first
No. issued as soon as the Press and materials
which are to be entirely new. can be pro-
cured from New Orleans. The subscrip
ton price will be Three Dollars in advance,
Four Dollars if paid within six months, and
Five Dollars al;er six months from the
time ofsubscr.p,ion.
The "REPUBLIcAx" will be edited by the
undersigned, who assures those who may
patronize it, that no pains shall be spared to
render it welcome weekly visiter TO its
readers: and that his object shall ever be
to fill its columns with a pleasing variety,
and to merit the appreciation and support Of
the intelligent, and Of every true Republican.
AS Texas is but just admitted into the
Union, and National Politics, as existing
in the United States, have never yet been
agitated, the Republican will take no Parti-
zan interest therein, but be devoted, TO the
utmost of the editors ability, to whatever
may be deemed conducive TO the general
interests, growth and permanent welfare
of the country.
JAMES P. JETT.
January 18th, 1S46.
Washington telegraph., 1846-03-25
Rritf;s Hotel,

EB FE US La Gk.
WASHINGTON, HENPSTEAD Co.
ARKANSAS.
n 7HE subscriber bcgs leuve 70 inform his friend.
4 and the public, that he still continues brsi-
ness at his Old stand, where he has supplied him
self with every thing necessary for the accom-
mediation Of the traTcling comm unity IIR L1u-e
Is commodious, the rooms well arranged f4r
families. and his table well supplied with the best
the market afford.
HIS stables are large. bouniifully supplied with
pTovender. and attended BY careful oei-rs.
He pledges himself that nothing shall be want
ing on his part TO render comfortable nh who may
be pleased 10 give him call. Fiji charges win be
as moderate As those Of any other house in the
south, as an evidence of which he refers 10 the
following
RULES:
Boarding per month, Sl050
Boarding and lodging per week, 81 IS
day, -
Single meal, 95
Lodging, Is
Horse feed,
Keeping man and horse all night, sI
GEO. o. BRIT
p Washington. Oct. 30, Isi5-7-f
STATE or ARKANSAS,
COHafy of Hempacad,
Ia The Hampstead ouTi Of Probate January Term
23d January, 4. ID. lsI6.
Sarah Dlard,
Complainant.
~
Uezekiah ". Smith, as adj
minstrator de bon.s non of
the estate Of Willis Dillard, H Pe'"'oh
deceased. aud John b. Dill ~ Do"ef'
lard, Gabriel Dllard. and
other persons whose names
are unknown.
DefcBfdats.
WIS day came the complainant by BIevfns
Z and Field her solicitors, and she having
heretofore filed her petition herein praying that
dover may be assigned her out of the negso
slaves and other personal estate, Of which her
late husband, Willis billiard. died, seized ANA pos
sessed; and 1t appearing to the court fhat the
said defendants, John B. billiard, Gabriel Dilard.
and other persons whose names IRE unknpwn.
are non-residents Of the State Of Arkansas II ID
therefore ordered by The that publication Be
made IN some newspaper printed in this State for
six weeks successfully, notifying the said non
resident defendants Of the pcndency Of this Pc
itioB, and that unless they be and appear before
the court Of Probate Of Hampstead county On the
first day of the mex: term thereof a a court 10 be
holden at the courthouse in tile county aiorc-
said on the second Monday Of April. A. ID. 1916
and answer said petition, the sane will be taken
confessed as TO them.
true copy from the record.
Teste: ). I. SANDERS, Clerk
2l-6w
Washington telegraph., 1846-03-25

M @ dfoal Gard
noCToR J. A. l.. PURDOM offers his ser-
~ vices TO the citizens of the town or Wash
ington and Hampstead county in the various
branches of Medicine. He may be found al al
hours Except when professionally absent.) either
at his Office in MiFck's buildings, opposite Bled-
soe's store, or at his Gate TuPpcr & smiths)
residence.
Washington, Feb. IS. 1916. 2lH
Washington telegraph., 1846-03-25
DIR. Augmstus h. FLOCK,

Z ATE OF Missouri, has permanently located
4 in Fulton on Red river, and would inform
the citizens Of Fulton and the adjoining country
that he will attend to all calls in his profession
From his previous success in the practice and
from his determination to attend strictly TO MI
cases entrusted 70 his charge. hr faa's confident
Of giving general satisfaction. Fic en- AK XIII
times b. found al his Office, in Fulton, unless pr0
fess;onaly engaged.
Feb lS--6m.
Washington telegraph., 1846-03-25

STATE OF ARKANSAS, !
County Of Clark.
Clark Circuit Court in vacation, December %,
A. d. l6f5.
James Sloan,
Complainant
BENJAMIN s. Duncan,
William II. Preston, Bill TO foreclose q
Ransom Tuggle. and mortgage.
the unknown heirs Of
Marcus Huing, dec.
Defendants. }
YEyH1S day came the complainant, by Flanagan
his solicitor, and files his bill in this case,
the object whereof is 10 forcclose certain mort
cage on lands in said county. executed by the
said defendants, Benjamin S. Duncan, and VII
liam Il Preston, and the said Marcus Huling in
his lif.time TO the said James Sloan, and it aP-
r.,,ring nv affidavit annexed TO said bill that the
her. Of the said Marcus Hulng, deceased, are
PRESIDENTS Of this State and unknown. 1t is
a ,refcre on motion of said complainant ordered
tkst rttice be given said nonresident defendants
Nv pvbc..tiUn Of this order IN the Washington
ls,lsqnph, a newspaper publ shed in this State
"a the NJ, Mt r oi TINES and within the time
,ut,sc,sed iy law, that ulless they appear betor'
hn-,.t A:is IN [. b fsre the fourth day Of tn
.cxf .,u ,IeI s,r, : b. holden at the court-hous
!, Iar ,Syvn Of aislphia, in the county of Clark
Nv, Inc hls. MC..lay of March next, and then an
ree nj /. ans =, r or iemur TO said bill. the sam
,,;lI ~ taken a. confessed, and decree accord
,ngiy. ,,s vy.pn c1..t
A truc copy from the record.
Tas,e: JAS. :. WARD, Clerk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-05
DIED {:

Suddenly on the 18th inst. EMMER, wife OF Hon. Ely
Moore.
On the 4th inst EDGAR FREDERICK. youngest son D
of Frederick and Margaretta H Keller, aged year
months and 30 days. ,,a,,.
The relatives and friends of the family ana the men
bers of CRYSTAL Fount Tent o. of X. No. " anu Le
Mount Vernon Division Sous OF Temperance NO H. are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral on
afternoon al o'clock. from 4thavenue, near oisust,
On the Sd inst after lingering Illness NIB mAfl'A-
RET CARMAN. in the SGD year OF her age
Her friends and those OF her daughter Mra Z. ~
u-y,,op and eou-iniaw William Jones' are invited 10
,a ,be funeral this afternoon, 5,h inst. at o'clock
from the residence of her daughter, l29 Aenst WITH
out farther invitation
In Rrooklvn on the Sd inst at the house of her sonn
law n. T. Peet Mrs ELIZABETH LOCKWOOD. in
the 75,h wear of her age widow OF Mr.. Lambert Lock
wood late of Bridgeport CT
The unera, services will take place at the house OF
M Pee: 100 Columbia.st. this afternoon a; 3 o'clock
The friends of the family and Of her brctheriniaw Mr.
John Noble and of Ter son, Mr. Roe Lockwood are re-
specially invited attend without farther invitation
3D. Asher Robbins OF Wethersfeld CT. aged 81.
Sd Richard Jones' aged 81 and mos.
3D. Boardman son Of Benjamin Howard OF Newton,
L. l. aged %.
At Canterbury, Orange Co. 3lst ult. VIM H Towns
end Jr.
AT Megeville jefferson Co Va. Both ult Mrs Lucy P
Todd This lady had in early life married Geo. 5. Wash
ington nephew OF Gen Washington.
At Albany 3lst ut Mrs. Elizabeth L. htte- aged S.
At Buffalo 9th uit, William F. son of VIM Lander OF
this City, aged 81.
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NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

n INV =
CONTENTS FOR SATURDAY. FE6RUARY I'll
OPOETRY-Forgive and Forget Charity; The tEo
Flowers by Jonn We-tall; Song for the Friends of Free
dom nv Eliza Lee Eollen Reflections OF Rumseller IL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Aliens Msni;esto Our Common
schools; Oregon in Congress; Freedom OF the Press IN
Kennedy; oar Relations with Mexico; Tue Wings ard
tb. Presidency; Condition OF h- Poor Impressions al
Washington; Editorial Correspondence OF The Tribune ;
The Rxanors OF Washington. &c Sc- Ill POLITICAL
SnsriRI Election in louisiana The Constitution otNgtua
Indiana; Virginia &c " NJ" S-NerJ iueotlani rom
MsYcn. From Bsrhsdoes and St Tnou.-; Important from
Rail and the River Plate From Texas Victory OF The
..Inaj Poyers on The River Parans; From Santa Fe;
Fron the Coast OF Africa Hsyu; Later from an Demsns
IsnS-Drpsoinl Shipwrec6: CenTl America; Corres2on-
dsrcs Of The TribG,ia from Iowa Lowell, Cincinnati Phil
adelcha Washington; PROCEEDINGS or CONGRESS. from
onr Rerniar Correspondent; nEw-IosS LEGISLATURE
Rgmors and Hurnnrs OF Washington, No |; Convict
Nhpp4d 10 Death SC MlSCELLANEOUS-Prb!
ora ana Authors Music with extracts from Crs 7ch' a-i-
al address True Philanthropy Aug mentaon OF lie Navy
Sne.ch of Mr. Benton for Peace Mr., Clay Sptech
cogr.ssional Printing; Hospsi Money on me Northern
I.tss. Sreax Our from cAssius NJ C!sS' True Amerl-
ran Mr. Gslaiin's Propositions; New pioposIIss ~
DRAGON from the majority IN the house OF Repre-
fH,s,iv,s. Interesting Memorial from the !do* OF me
D,sor.-.r NJ n. Columbia; TIE Farmers Library and
M,-tblv Jnurral Of igrcul ure TIE new lhirI Asus
The Seneca Indians Ard he OsGen Lana NohganS' an
Amerirsn ave in Grea; BuilinL Letter from Frederick
Donsisss: h- Frae Suffrage Question; O?lnions respect
ing The New Excise Law Notices OF Me-.
Items from THE Dsilr Tribune &c &c " oOMM
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Stocss money. CsttIr "a
k-t Bank Note Table corrected for Tue Tbdne
Household Markets. &c. ~. :,
Single copies, put il wrappers lof Inc .atS' eaH VIC
obtained Il the oesS-prce 81 cents
Cs- TERMS-S3 per year. AL subscriptions psSao'e
inhexibly in advance, Address
GREELEY & McELRaTH, Tr bune 6uitlngs
Cor. Spruce and Nassau SIS opposite lhe Oily HAL