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Sen. sopIpr6 Srief an s.. Glop.
Sanptquartier Der Oeeupaticnss2(rmse.
9l1ua SlueU0, ben |. NRdr, l847


qDertbsei cbdster Serr! Obne
3,peifel erbicltcn Sir Dor pcm gmpfana Die:
les StbreItens Die 5ttt ihmsr3liebe ylacN,
rlht BON BEN 3cpe Sbre6 Scbnrs in rrr
Sbloht pom Suena Sifa. SD winI6e
nltbt ciu5uorinssn in pas 5rIistbum eIterli.
ben Srames uno boffs sbcnlo pcnis, Dem
9er,punoetrn Hcr5cn Oedeu Croft 3u brinsrn,
all ben ieb olsle 3cllcn ritbtc. 9ob flble itb
rle spflht, meltbe ltb Dem aus9sseiebneteu
3ootcn ltbulbe. gs prdn9t mid, cincn frei
wlli9cn Srltut Icnen Dlelen erbabencn Ell.
acni1baften 5u jollcn, NIB 70 !auae meine Ss:
fhblc patb fun, oen &uilrr. .tter leinen frh.
ben SrIuit, icwle lbcr ocn Nnosrsr, nit
lbm 8sifesUerwanetcr, aus5uprlfen.
Sb bate mir cine 9eleacnnitbe Srfannt
iebaft NIT Sbrem 9cbne cbe er cin Wlitelicb
melncr miIitdrlitben 8amilie DurbC uno itb
rarf nit QSebrbclt iaarn, rab Slismano
Gcbneller meine 3unet9un9 9clpann ODER 1tb
eiuen caucrnperen 2lnipruh auf melne Soc6s
aebtuus er,parb, ais CT. Oldnnll6 uno eb:
rempoll bei jeoer Gnvcauna, tcnen anoeren
Wunih, ale ben gum 8cfteu pcs Dlcnltes
unb Der woblfabrt ieines Satcrlanpee, be-
aeno, f6Btc ct mir bic 3uDerittGt elm, oa6 tb
midi in Der Gtuncc pcr &efabr auf ibn nnt:
5en f6une.
limb it6 wurbc in mcinrm Ssrtautn nicbt
qetduItbt- Inter feiner Shbruns unp res Zee
flaaenewsrtben W. Scr itir;,cn ftb Sen
tufp's @tbne in rae mtrberiIhte Sampfgss
rpibl, nm bic ebre ibree Staates, Io,pie ers
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aufrccbt III srbalten
Gin canttares Solf nirb trn O1an rn pes
rer, bic an cem eresni6pcnsn Sage 1elen. @je.
rcdtseeit pcrlcbcn. 0ch muB ib Cir bit,
ten, mir 3u srGauben, een Serlut ae1tbistcr
Sreunee bsflascn su pirfcn. I'm Sbren @pbn
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mar itt nuveb tie itdrtItrn Banos perlonlitbsr
ubtuns sefniirft, nno menn ie6 MIDI lsines
bsrtrautsn AntIiges nahIt eem bon 0J1. See
nnb 5arpn rrinncre 70 tann itb in wabrs
belt tebauptem raB itb faum cine Srcuos il
Der oen 1esreieben erfcls unIsrer wafsu
fibls.
Oait bsr 1srfeheruns meines tiefiten une
ber5lhfsn O1itaefibls fir Strcn unsr1cslls
ben Serlu!', psrtlebs ih, tbcusrlter 5srr,
aufvicttis uno treu.
Sbr Sreunb 3. Saplcr.
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Gas Dorrufen unicrer Urmce.-llnfee
re Nrmse IN Wtsrfc bat ben Ssfebl srboltsn,
nab Der S9auptifaet Msrifo pprjurildsn; um
olsislbe 81 erreiCben mub Iis bon 3era @rus eis
ne Strsds ron 2SO b6 29O Wfslen suridles
gen. Bon Ssra SruS nab Merifc 9ebt cine
Natcnalltra6e, bic jemIib gut isin loa, ma8
eae Ncrorin9en vie srleidbtrt, aber ouf Der
Ncuts BADEN Die M}srifansr nprb einae ftifs
Ylder bon wslbsn aus Iis itarfen 9Siosrltano
lelfsn f6nnsn. Ole 9rpse NatonalsSrli6s 1T
bsr erlfe Yunft, no bic Nrmss NIT leitbtsr
Otibe auf9slaItsn msroen fam, ausereem lss
gen psrots, Solapa unb Ymblo, ale teoeutenb
tsits Stdete, auf Der &Outs. Ss Salapa 1T
Der plaB ben Sonta Nnno ou6sritbsn bat IN,
isrer Armss nobmal Gin 9refsn Su Iisfsrn.
eucna Diita.-@opitdn 3pbjn fa0t, bas has
Sblabtfslp bs Susna Giito balb flaIGIb Isi,
incsm ss bsrislte Ylos 1T, mo 10000 Sranis
ibe Sobotsn Don $4,000 Nancberc6 malta.
frrt murosn, pabrsno Dem &rs9e NIT fpanis
en-, fur Die msrifanfcbs llnobbdn09ftit. Der
p!as 1T berabmtn Der merfanilbsn @slbbs
ts, ms9en elmer Der bluti9lisn @bladtsn in
1923 uno '24, Gle bort 9sfcdtsn wurpe
tncbr Gruppen.-@cupernir S1unf bat
pom &rs96s9sparsment cine g(nfcreeruno fir
nob ppsl sompa0nisn frsimiaigsr sruppsn,
eon penniplpanen, erbaItsn. @s be6t oas
III @onjsn nob II Ote9msnhr ousasDotsn
nsrSsn fOasn, oaDsr lino Ole Anfcrouunssn an
o's iaelibsn unb wsifIi1sn Staaten psl 0r6e
Der. Inter ben Srsiwiaissn wsItbs jest untsr
9sn. SapIor osnsn, iino eini9s 9ts9imentsr pcs
ren 0lenlf5s't falf Su @nos III, unb Gen. Sape
lor entldbt oIeltlbsn io fGnsa olS Der @rfas
onfImmt une Die @ntIafTuns Obns gsfaDr ess
fbeDen fam.
der pae.-Saif in jsosm Sriefs Der bon
Wssrfc f6mmt lsfsn mir stwaS pon "&inecno.
oaspab," "Sulaspab," m, &C., absr mir bSs
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rem fsbr wsnis ron "pOlf'6 Yae" an Santa
anna Ssnsr Yas bat unfsrn Sclpatsn msbr
qaif unb esm eanbs msbr Soften peruriacbt
als ir9sno Elm aneerer |pab" in Mstifo-
9tur oisisr pas psrurfabts Die Sbabt bsi
Susna @iifa, mcrin 70 pisl tapfere jun9sMans
nsr ibr Qsben lafTsn muetsn.
Sobcs alter uno srose t7abroms
menfeba ft.-@ins 107 Sabr alts Matrcns,
NamsnS Waria jerTman, itorb am 5. 2(pril
in ScutD Srun6wif, 92su csrisD, no lts tjt
Den lsgtn so Sabrsn moDnts. Sis bintsrlis6
IA Snosr, 60 @nfsL 1l5 @ross@nfsI unb %
@rc6:9rcss@nfel. Sbr dtsifsr, nob lsbsntsr
ScDn 1T IS uno Der jlin9its SO Sobr ot.-
Sis tsbiet ibrsn poasn @srifant, bis msniss
Stunoen Dor ibrsm Sobs.
5elbifm ro.-Qsni6 Somss, BON 9Sslts
taun Saunidip, SDsitsr @nuntD, beein9 am
rorIsstsn WjttpOb Sslbfmcrb, inesm er Iib
in elnem Strobbauie, bei fsiner Sd)suer, err
bdn9ts. Der pB6nirpias Yonssr ia9t, tas
jer Sames i'm 9on;en @auntp bsfonnt uno aes
abtst mar, uno feline llrfabs ttir feline ratbs
Shat 1T btfannt.
Giebtfabl.-9aS I3au6 BON Sofspb Scm:
man, in StrobturN Qancaifer @auntp, mubs
in Der otabt pom %. NprI srifnst, unb eine
AnjaDl tternsr QtfsL 81 in @eIbt, cn Yaar
Stisfsl, cine Sits lIbr9Idsr uno Elm 9alisS
NIT 2SsrfSeu9en barau5 9sitobtsn.
Gin 3ciebcn. Ser oGafbin9tcn NaticnaI
9Ebi9 ia9t:-@ine 9rrbs 9(njabI 9trbsitsr unb
leonemtrfsr, wsldDe am Sau bss Smitblcnian
Sniftut6 bsibdft9t Inp--libsr Gin Sounbsrt
an Der 3obI-prcbrrn flirjlib ibrc Msnun9
in Setrsff Der ndbitsn Yrfosntibaft ouaius
finecn. Nlls ifimmttn fir osn Soelo non Q5u>
sna Sifa. Sei ndbcrcr llntsriubun9 fonbsn
lit, Nns iIs in partei:POlitif fan 9lcib 9ttDsit
maren : bic Qrfo6 biIostsn bic MsbrDtit.
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f. w. CARR, No. 440 North Fourth ST.,
Philadelphia, is our authorized Agent, for recei-
wing advertisements and subscriptions to this pa
per.
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Ger. Sablpr unb Bic 2pfpfpfps.

Der @ntbufaemus Der jsst untsr bem Sol>
fe laut pirb, iibsr Die 6sIpentbatsn hes @sns,
rails SoDlor mill esn qofofofos gar nidbt se>
fallen; ibre partsifibrsr uno 3situn95ibrsbsr
fonnen Dem 9in9s feline quite Seite ab9epins
nen unc eurbau5 feinsn 9eussn fir ibre Yar>
tel boraus ;iebsn. 9ieS 1T uns nbsr burdaus
nibt auTaasnc. Die SiDrsr uno bic 2(nbdns
ger Der 0rfcsparhi BADEN psrfbisbens NnIirbs
ten; bs Qsstsrn srfsnncn in @snsro Soplcr
nur ben S.elb, ben unbelie9baren 8ertbeici9er
tstnes Tatsrlanoes unS baben beiblc1sn ie ne
Serpenfs Su belrbnen, wdErenb Die @rlfsrn
oarin Den unpsrmsiblibsn @tur; lbrsr Yartsi
pcrausleben-baber mu6 ibnsn Der @ntbuiiass
mus ee6 Sclfss ms @rabs@slduts fln9en unb
lis iud)sn nab SrOif sur Gsri6onsrun9 iDrtr
brfnun9spisn Gage. 9a6 Qisbe &cIf, pcftlr
jens Harte imnnr lo unsrnllost icr0t, mus
jnfrlees9efsllt une, wenn mt9ib, auf onbsrs
Wfslnun9 9sbrabt werpsn. GorIduf0 fubsn
lie esn @lauben ju vtrbWiten, ba6 Oct gensrol
ME enwiNi9en mNres ais 8bi9sSarcoot fir
Die prelteentsns9Surbe crnannt III msrbtn.-l
Dies 1T ,psn9fen6 Elm Srcif, Der fb obsr ouf
Nthts 9rinbet. 9tnoere mplsn bebauptsm pob
Gen. SoDlcr ei9entlib Fein redbter wbi9
lst unb nod Nnbsre lbmsitbsIn ltd), bas man
ibn vitasidt befsbren, oo8 bsist, sinsn Qrfofrfo
aus tbm MAIDEN ftnntCn. Ole erie Ssbaups
tun9 III bcrsit6 turb bs5 @snerol5 ci0sns @rs
fldrun9 miStrls9t unb ma6 bic Sefcbrun0 bts
rift ptrtrauen mir feincm ftitsn sbrtorcn
@barafttr, rob CT ns gum Strritbsr an fsintr
partet Weroen mirb.
Inter bleien mbIjbsn tlmlfinesn tlcl6t unz
fern pNIitilben @r9nsrn nibt8 ubri9, ais rub0
abjumnrttn mas oo 9eibsbsn mirb, unp msnn
lte 70 9rrbe Qlsbc unc Nhtun9 por rtm QSatn
beS @cIfe5 babsn, fo mtrrsn fe bisien Natb
6efc9en. Nibt Die 9ED9s, fcnoern llc fslbit,
lmo ftbulo eoran, menn ibrs Qortsi in Die (
@rubs itilrSt Die le fjcb itlbit ae9rabsn batsn.
Us lrtro ejne fir Iie itbwtr ju sntlGejbents
8ra9c tein: mann YrsIrent 4olf ben 9r6Stsn
SsDler matbte, cboIS CT @sn. SnDlpr osn O6crs
Seftbl tiber bic 9rmce rbcr ais CT Sonta 2(n:
na ejnsn Y0b nad) Msrifc 9ab?
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Rinpaneerer.-9is Reu Q)crf 9ribunc
tsrlttet eab felt ptm l. Sanuar, bisie5 Sab,
rsS' bis jum porseten Snmto9e, 29,2sO 3wiz
'benosdSs un0 744 SajitsnsYoTasrs i'm tprs
t'ssn l2afen anfamsn. Gcn risfsr 3abl famsn
1866 felt bem l. 2lpriI Sa Die SabsNit
lsst ea 1T, no ld) Die @inmonceruna ssmibn=
np bscsutsno psrmebrt, ibsr bic in een 9Sin>
tsfmonatsn, bsrsbnst man, rab i'm 0aufs oiss
,se Sabrss stna $50 Bis 100000 onfommsn.
s'ns Pb'Iaoslpbsr Ssituns io9t :--llnlsrs
Sspots fur eondls uno gifnbabnsn, bic nud
oem 2Selfsn tabrsn, Iine tdslib nit bsutlden
elnmanosrsrn, ibrsm Joausserdtb uno @spad
dbsrfalt; IS ltebt su ernortsn, oas baS Snnes
re bs6 qanbs6 baIb gang osutfb lurb.
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Ser Sarif ppm 'N9.-Gini0e Qr

3cr &urtf ODl Y9.-Gtni9e Eotcfctcs
Sldttsr psriutbsn es, ibrsn Qeltrn msi6;unaz
ben, ba6 Die Wbi9s jDrs NnbdnsliDfsit an
Ssn Sorrf non az ouf9e9sbsn bdtten, cpsr ta6
S6uesSpitem ni6t mebr ol6 sinsn @runoIae
ibrsr Yartei betrobten. 9is5 mare cbne 3pei>
ftl errdnIbt fir unlsrs @s9ntr, aber bas Sez
its 1T oob Die 9onSe Ssbauptun9 faIfb 1T
Die 28bi95 moren INNER bic Srunps Der Ses
lbIeun9 oe5 sinbsimiibcn Slcjbs5 mb e6 ftblt
nlht an Stweiisn ras Iie sS nOtb Iinb unt
eo Der Sarif bon 1912 Den bsiten Sdbus 0s:
mdbrte, 70 f6nnsn Die 9Bbi95 gar nbt 9sns0t
itn eenieten oufSuSsbsn. SIN bcronnobsnben
Nablfampfe mrr pieicr @s9snfanb weesr
sur Sprorbe fcmmtn unb mir merben GjeleQens
belt 1lnpen nNbr eorllter ju ia9en mir 9laus
ben jtootb IbsrSeu9t ju isin, co6 fsin Mann
ben @cuperntrSiuDl pcn YsnnIvvanien bsjtes
gen fam, Der ndt Elm srtldrrr 8runo rs5
SarifS prn 1912 it,
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sScuerlGrm. .--2m 9isnta9 2lbsnb rpurs
ben Die enlpcbnsr pCn 0teaein9 turb 8suers
Idrm sribrsft. Die @lrfsn ldutstsn unb Die
Ssusrsuts siltsn nit iDrsn 2paratsn Sur l2tifs
bsrbsi sS fano iGCb absr BALD, bos Der Qdrm
eurb snsn SQaufsn brnnsntsr Spans perurs
iatt wuree, peIbe Ssmano auf bem ppttsz
bile Surnpsf, unmtit Der 9tart in Sronc
9sifsdt bate.
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Sic Saatfelber. - Del einem flsinen
Nusttu9e lnS eanb battsn mir fitrSUtb @sls9sns
bst ben 3ultano Der SoattIcr ju tstratbhn.
Der barts 9Sintsr uno Die felt ein0sn qGcbsn
bsrribenee 9irrs BADEN fsbr nad)tbeili0 ouf
clsisIbsn 9smirft, eini9s BADEN ein maDrDaft
trauri9ee InleDen uno mtDrere Sausrn plrli>
d)srtsn uns, cas iis nidbt pisl msDr ais Die 2u5e
iaat Su ernttn srmarten ftnnten, nsnn ndbt
baIe Me9snmettsr sintrete. QBir measn Der
S2cffnuns Ieben, bab fih Die 2(u6iAtsn nod
be1ern ftnnsm wsnn ra6 2Eetttr 0untiosr
pire. SoS pfoninreb III fir Die Sabrss
tst ubsrbaupt mob bcrsuhnp i'm QSaD6tDume
surld, i'm &sr9tsicb nit fribsrsn Sobrsn.
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NSitternn9s,peebiel.-Goh LANCER u.
dnbaltenoer 9iirrs, mslrbs bic Stra fen unlersr
Stabt gum usbsrftub nit gtaub fiate unb ben
9Sahstbum esr frlibsn @smabis binesrte, ers
bsltsn mir enSIlb am lsetn Scnntaos sinen
nnbaltsnSsn eurbSrinssnosn &s9sn, Der bic
ledyneen Slursn uno 8sIosr srqudts unb Die
Slhtben Der Oblftdums n6 9afsin risf, ob.
tpcbI sS jismIib falt oabs mar. 9oS Spribs
Mort, rpslbss fast, bab Der 9tpril bsm Wsai
Scrnsasbrsn ssl9en mus 9cbt bisenaI nd,t in
Srfiiauns, bod III baraus nibt su Idbliessn,
eas eiss sin unfrubttarss Sabr fsjn ,prb.
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O1erifo, ben 27. Oldri. - 0lab Dem
tsutisen @cputlcanc bat Otsrt 9onipban
pon tsm gousre6 81 gbibuabua psrlanat,pa6
berfslbe bic Slentraitat jcncs Staatss fir bic
9auer Dec Srisscs NIT csn Sr. Staatcn e..
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Tcue poitmcittcr - Der @snrolspoits
mslitsr bat frlScnte IQerren aIs ncue pofmsis
FER in SsrfS Sauntp an9elisGt:
Cornelius Sbomplpm olS Ycitmcilfsr in 0ics
eslpn' an bic Stsls bon (3.S ScjotL rsf9nirt
9onil Slman, ais Yoitmsiifsr su Inter
Bern, an bic Steue BON y. 9. &srid)ner, rsl't
Nntsn Iouf, ol6 Ypitmeifsr ;u Nsu SsruIas
lsm' an bic Stslle ron q. qsftpsr, rsl9ntrt.
9Sllliom 9iefenbod, ais poitnWiittr su
StruhSbur9, an bic Sk1e bon e. 9burmdbs
fer, eer rsf9nirte.
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Sie SSsab1 im 2siraimieu.- .--Ssi Dc

nsulIbsn 9SabI in Slr9inisn babsn Ole QSb95
quite @sfbdfts asmobt; fIs babsn smar fsncn
polIlfdnei9cn, Sie9 otsr bcb stros baron, CT:
run9sn, mesm l1s picr Scn9rsbmdnnsr uno si.
n'9s Wslt9lsrsr in Der @sfsB9sbw9 gsmpnnen
babsn. 5or. 9rom9cols. Der nit elmer fIeinen
Mebrbsit wisbersrmdblt murre fir ben @cnz
9rsh if isltecm 9elfcrbsn uno e5 iii Iribt mt9s
lit, tob Bel elmer beirnesrn QEabI Elm QGbi9
an isine Stcas sr,pdblt miro. Sn sinsm 70
bartnddisen 2rfcsStaats, mis 8ir9nisn, 1T eS
fbrsr sinsn 2ssbicl in Der Yotif ;u 6ewirs
Fen, absr Die 9GDi9S BADEN ibon einsn gutn
9nfan9 9rmaDt.
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ylicaenbe SfGtter.-

Tlie9enbe Sldtter.-9ics 1T Der SitsI
elmer nrusn eeutlhsn iQuifrirtsn Motcnfbrift
pelbs auSlbliesIlb btr llntrbatun9 9s,pemet
1T. 9isisIbs Wirb pcn yprn. q. Klauprcdbt
in Cincinnati Obc, berau69e9ebsn unc reojs
9irt. 9Eir Dattsn @tIt9snbeit sini9e Nummsrn
fapcn Su irbsn, etrsn Snbot uno dussre 9tuSz
ftattuns nibtS su pinlbsn ubri8 Idft. (9r.
8risSrib 0ausr if ccr Dcf9c 2(9cnt fir Die
"Slis9enrsn SIdttcr," uno nirb SslislIun0en
earauf anncbnen. Scr Supicripticnssprsi5
fir BEN Sabr9an9 III So so.
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tlarsm lple. Sleih3citis fcas jsnsr Gtaat
%, 900 Dollar ais entlebioisuns fir hid
SrIsssfeltea an bis Ser. Staatsn bs3ablsn,]
nno enellee alien Eaufeutsn, pclebe tieber
mt Den Der. Staaten in rssslmd6sem Sc.
lbaftspsrtsbrs seitancen bic sollfrsie gin1
flbr lbrsr Shtsr ssItattsn. &ssterss lolI sind
gntlhdpiauns fir cieIe Saufsute, fir ibrel
Ssrlnite rpatrsno ess Srissss fsin. -Oids
Scrietlase follsn bel ben Oerutirten pcn
eblbnabua ipeni9 Hnelan9 aefunpsu batsu.
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der pae.-Saif in jsoem Sriefs Der Don
Ussrfc f6mmt IsIsn mir etpa6 BON "Nnecno.
easpa6," "SutasYab," ,ty &C., absr mir bS.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1847-01-08

HoRRID AND Burial MURDER.-We have
been furnished by our friend Mr.. II. w. Rus
sell, clerk Of the steamer Geo Washlnoton
says the Louisville Journal Of The 5th oil.
with the plrliculais of the most horrid muir
der We recolect Of ever having read. Itap-
pears that a fiend in human form. named
Samuel Chase, who halls from Patriot Indi<
anna, started lately Oh a trading expedition
accompanied by bis wife and two young men.
Mrs. Chase was about nineteen years of age
had been married about Two years, and was
the only daughter of MIR. Valentine Boyer,
who resides in Indiana, about two miles
above Flint Island, on the Ohio river, Chase,
after leaving home, treated his wife very
harshy, and short distance below Mills Point
where he landed, he whipped her so severe
ly with a cOWhide as to leave lhs marks of
blood in her footsteps Mrs. c. succeeded
in escaping TO Mills Point. Chase then en-
ployed two persons TO persuade his wife TO
returr, VIII ch she did, and sent one of the
young men 10 her 1ther's or an Grand.
What followed is thus related by Mr. RUSSELL
Chase then started down the river, accOm%
panied only by Lis wife and the boy, and then
commenced numbering her by inches. Her
person was cut and mangled in a most hor-
rid manner with the rawhde and a bowie>
knife, both Of which were found in her bed,
covered with blood. Many wounds had the
appearance Of having been caused by hold
/ ing her against hot cooking stove She
was literally cut 10 pieces from her neck to her
| leet-boh leng'hwise nd across the bod y
/ Her neck had the appearace OF bis having
/ held her by the throat lie vas about four
days in accomplishing the murder. Her
clothes were found in The boat, which he had
taken off from time 10 time, covered sth
blood and cut and tern TO pieces On the
arrival Of the boat at James bayou, the Young
man that had been sent TO her fathers return
cd and came on board the boat on the nor
ming of the 29th of November He saw Mrs
Chase in bed in this situation, and immedi-
Btely gave the alarm. The neighbors camt
in and found Mrs. G. alive bet speeches.
She died in a short time after. Chase wa
secured, and, after an examination before
court OF inquiry, was taken with the corps
on board the boat TO New Madrid Mo, ,wer
: lty>fiVe miles below, and lodged in Jail ,heavil
: iFoBed- Chase offered no excuse sesr ,l.ss-:s
, human acI, and none can be coBiectursd un
: less 1t was a misunderstanding that had &C
cured between him aud her parents 10 som
: business transaction. The inhabitaRts
). new Madrid were so enraged that il wa
:. With difficulty they could be kept from exs
;. >, cutting him Instantly; but law and order pre-
: vailed, and they have sent on a petition f
: a special court, TO be held Immediately f
" his trialsssi ~ Chase yeI
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RatdIe OF RT0nferer.

We have received supplement to the
New Orleans Picayune, containing full
and detailed account of the part taken by
Gen. Worth's Division in the capture of
Monterey, accompanied by we'll executed
Map Of Monterey, its Notifications, position
of troops, DC. We should be glad to lay
this truly interesting account before our
readers but IFS great length prevents us from
doing SO. 1t Portrays in glowing colors the
daring. bravery, and privations Of our troops.
We give below, the closing paragraph of
the account.
Before laying down the pen, however, we
Iconnot but call the readers attention to the
events of four days preceding the capitula.
ton, and to the gallant spirits who, amid fa>
ltlgue, hunger and suffering, achieved deeds
which will always fill one OF the brightest pa.
ges Of our nations history. The repulse of
the lancers; the stormlng, in open day, of
the rugged crest of Federation Hill, and the
carrying Of the fortiicalion of Ell Soldado by
assault; the storming, again, Of the breast.
works on independence Hill amid the dark.
ness Of night; the capture of the noted Bish.
ops Palace; the advance into the heart of
the city while talnado of grape and CAMS.
ter was sweeping from every embrasure and
battery, and while every loop>hoIe, parapet,
and house>top was sending forth hurricanes
of musket and escopet balls;-these are but
part of the achievements performed by men
who toiled necessarily, day after day and
amid storm and rain, without sleep, without
food, and aDifheut muTmnring. The country
cannot be too greatful to the head that con.
ceived aud the hands that carried out sue
cessiOn Of gallant exploits Which so materi-
ally aided in the great cIowning triumph
the capture of Monterey.
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STATE OFFICERS.
ALBEar G. Known, Governor.
Wilson Hemingway, Secretary OF stare
j. e Mathews, Auditor oil Fublc Accounts
William Clark, State Treasurer.
John d. Freeman, Attorney General.
J. Nj. Lewis, Librarian keeper OF Capitol.
UNITED STATES OFFICERS, AT JACKSON.
David c, Glenn, Receiver Of Public Monies.
B. r. Cowherd, Register OF the Land Office.
JUDICIARY.
JUDGES COURT OF ERRORS AND APrEALs;
VIM. L. Shar&ey, Chief Justice.
A, NJ. CLAYTON, Associate Justice,
]. S. b. Thacher. g
John NJ. Duifield, clerk, resides at Jackson.
Sessions, first Monday in Nov. and Jan'y.)
SUPERIOR COURT OF cHANcERY.
Slephen Cooke, Chancellor,
Rob't Hughes, clerk, residence at Jackson.
H. Dickinson, viCeechanceor,
j, C.Alderson, cl'k, resd nee Holly Springs
session, lst monday in June and Decembcr1.
Sessions, likewise, at Columbus Pontotoc.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Samuel ]. Ghoson, Judge residence monroe.
r. NJ. Gaines, u dis. atty Southern Dis.
Tho's Fletcher, marshal, rosd nee jackson.
VIM. Burns, clerk, residence, Jackson.
o + Bledso, u S dis atty, Northern Dis.
And'w A Kincannon, marshal, res, CoImb's
q VI Ragsdale, clerk, resid nee, Monro CO
CIRCUIT COURT UNITED STATES.
Peter V Daniels, Judge, residence, Virginia
w II Brown, clerk, residence Jackson.
session, 1st monday in May and november.
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The following rich scene recently occur>
red in some court Of justice, between the
Judge and Dutch witness all the way from
Rotterdam:
Judge-"Whal's your native language. I"
Witness-"I pc no native, rs Dootch~
man."
Judge-"What's your mothers tonguel
Wifness-"O, fader say she pc all .tonguel
Judge-(in an irritable tone,I "Whal
language did you speak in the cradle?''
Witness-"I lid not speak no language
in the cradle atall: ] only CRIED In DooTcH
Then there was a general laugh, in which
the Judge, and audience joined. The witness
was inierrogated no further about bis natig,
Language.
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SoUTH CAROLINA SENAToRs,-On the
4th inst. the Hon. John G. Calhoun was re-
elected United States Senator to serve six
years from the 4th Of March next, The
Hon. A. P. Butler was elected u. S. Senator
to supply the vacancy occasioned by the re-
signation Of the Hon. Geo. McDuf1ie, after
five baIIotlDgs. On The last ballot the vote
stood, Hon. A. P. Butler IS, James Hams
mond &C. Picdyune.
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such vast expenditure OF life and money Is
made To check lis advancement. Behold
The Gar of Russia, the Emperor Of Germany.
the King of Prussia, and even the Pitt Of
England, combined together, calling on. the
wisdom Of the statesman, and sunmonine TO
their aid million of men TO crush single
.pfincil le.
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OryThe ST. Louis Reyelle contains ex.
tracts frosa, letter OF volunteer. 6etej
Santa Fe, October %. The writer alstss
that fears were entertained of al insnyee,
ton among the inhabitants. A teaWs :
was murdered, and two SpaniaFds hsd bs2R
arrested on suspicion Of having committed
the murder. The volunteers 2sFlsse
| Eve to ten dollars for wintsf'ue tbe aossss
A dramatic association ha0 bsen termed,
which was performing in Governor Bent's
place.
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Or It is said that Mr.. Pakenham, the
British Minister is a stakeholder to the ex,
tent OF $4,000 in the conducta recently
olundered by Santa Anna.