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Written by the Princess AMELIA, a little before
her death.
Unthinking, idle, wild, and young,
laughed and danced, and talked, and sung,
And proud of health, offrecdom vain,
Dreamed not of sorrow, care, or pain;
Concluding, in those hours of glee,
That all the world was made for me.
But when the hour of trial came,
When sickness shook this trembling frame,
When folly's gay pursuits were DER,
And | could dance and sing no more,
1t then occurred how sad 'twould be
Were this the only wOrld for me.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-14

Il Lawyers Name.--A lawyer wrote
"Rascal" in the hat of a brother lawyer,
who on discovering it, entered a complaint
in open court against the trespasser, who
he said, had not only taken his hat, but had
written his 0un name an 1t.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-14

The following beautiful selec tion is a spe-
cimen of the eloquence of AN Indian woman
over the contiguous graves of her husband
and infant:
THE father of life and light has taken
from me the apple of my eye and the core
of my heart, and laid them in these two
graves. will water the one with my tears,
and the other with the milk of my breast
till meet them again in that country where
the sun never SETS"
Democratic banner., 1847-06-14

MOchang.-A young lady at C~hickopee
Falls was a short time since arrested, tried
and fined three dollars and costs for steal
ing a comfortable from a bed where she
which she converted into 4 hustle.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-14

The St. Louis Union of the 4th inst. says;
"We learn from the correspondent of the
Arkansas Gazette that Capt. Pike, with Al
men, left Saltillo on the 9Th of April, to &C
company the express from Gen. Taylor to
Col. Doniphan. They expected to be gone
amonth. Those dispatches informed Doni-
phan that his request to march to SaltillO
had been granted. AS his men were very
DESTROYS Of leaving chihuahua, he will
probably, on the arrival of the express,
push forward with his whole force, inasmuch
as the responsibility of abandoning that
city has been assumed by Taylor.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-14
A New York letter in the Philadelphi

A New York letter in the Philadelphia
Inquirer says:
ga singular suicide was committed by a
poor degraded specimen of humanity in
this city yesterday, in the following DELHI
crate n He went out on the Harlem
Railroad as far as AID street, where he d.
vested himself of all his clothing, save his
shirt. He made a bundle of them, and
placed his boots on the top, and then left
them in the centre of one track. He then
laid his body across the rails on the other
track, where it was found this morning sew
cred in two. 1t was one of the most DELHI
crate cases of suicide that ever occurred
i'll this city"
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AN IMPUDENT ~FELLOW.-Thomp-

nv INK ODENI homp-
son, the celebrated hotel thief wko escaped
from Jail in Louisville, when arrested in
New Orleans, had on his person the differ
ent advertisements offering a reward for
his arrest, and numerous newspaper arti-
cles describing his person and exploits.
He had them all pasted in a little album
under the head of "pufs and unbiased o.
p%inions of the press"
Democratic banner., 1847-06-14

SHARP-"HuSband," said a loving
spouse to her spirited half, 81 saw a ma
chine down street, to-day, which is very
unlike you! "TEe ID you did, why is it
unlike me? Because it is of no use un-
less its earned, and you are of no use when
you arc !" 1t was Hedges Corn Shelter.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-14

The PiHsb"rg Gazette of the 2sth, says
the telegraph to Louisville will be compile
ted in 60 days, and to Cleveland in July or
August.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-14

One quarter of the children born, die
before they are one year old; one half die
before they are 81, and not one quarter
reach the age of forty.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-14

"Why does father call mother honey?'
asked a small boy of his elder brother
Cant guess, Sam,''cept its because she's
got a large comb in her head.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-14

The Baltimore Republican and .Argus Of
the 10Th inst, says: "Money is abundant
All good paper offered for discount is ;ak-
en- by the banks, and there is no difficulty
in effecting loans on good stocks for any
reasonable length of time at legal interest.
Union.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-14

Names thai Lire.-How few names live
after the grave closes over the body. Not
one in a million is remembered fifty years
after death. Less than thirty names are
recorded of the vast multitude who lived
and died in the world before the flood
Yet thousands are striving for Immortality
Ito emblazon their names OIL the high rec
ord of fame. Unwise ambition! Better
have your name written in the corner o ftlre
least page of the book of life, than on the
walls of palaces, and trumpeted through the
width of creation.-[N. Y. Organ.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-14

We find the following very just tribute to
one of our ~favorite packet boats, in the Mo.
Republican of the 3lst ult:
THE "OcEAN WAvE."-In our various
excursions on the upper Mississippi, it has
SO happened that we had the satisfaction to
take passage on this boat. In our return
trip to the East, we find ourselves on board
of her again, and we embrace the opportu-
nifty ofpaying AUST tribute to the boat, and
her very gentlemanly officers. In point of
speed, comfort and style of the table--ma-
nagement of the boat, and expeditions, we
only do her commander justice, in taking
notice of her, to say that, among the
boats of high character in which
we have travelled, the "Ocean Hare." has
not been excelled, and rarely cqualed. W..
Democratic banner., 1847-06-14

The expense incurred by the New York
police department during the last year for
.carting drunkards, was 1896 IS.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-14

II The Columbia Globe says that the
number Of students in the Academic De-
partment of our University for the present
year, is 16s, the number in the Medical De-
partnent 80.
The expenses of the year says the same
paper) including tuition fees, lodging &c.
do not exceed Sl06.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-14

sZeke thinks the beds in a tavern where
he lodged are supplied with live geese feath-
ers, for he felt a kind of crawling about him
in the night.
We rather think Zeke was h~um-bugged.
Elk.
You'd better say. 6sd-6ug-ged-Paris
Mercury.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-14

~ The citizens of New Orleans intend
presenting Mrs. Chase, the heroine of
Tampico, with a silver tea set.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-14

HEAvEN.-A negro woman at the South
was relating her experience to a gasping
congregation of her own color-among 9TH
er things she said she had been to heaven.
One of the brethren says
"Sistcr, you see any brack folks in heav-
en-"
She replied. "Oh, go way, Sam don't
put a body out,"-"'spose ] go in de kitsh-
when | was dar/"
Democratic banner., 1847-06-14

BeautiJmi!-At tho Webster dinner at
Richmond the following toast vas drunk
With enthusiasm:-
"The States oil the Union! distinct like
the pillows, but one like the sea-"
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Washington telegraph., 1847-05-12
EUoCNi0l''g SAFE.

w III be cold 40 public auction, 10 tic
h''Het aud la. bidder ior cash in hpnd.
in iho iownd WaTen, on Che 2Gll day Of April
next, Che following described property, {, ,st.
One negro man aged 81; hh wife arid "a. and
two children, one uboy two years old. the 8ihcr a
rd aged two months Said urpTo5s win De- soli Ms
the property belonging 10 The eslrta Of William
Lewis, dec, aai by an ordgror lha prubalc courf.
and according 10 thr llst will and trslamcut Of thr
said William Lewis. dec. Tile undlfputod.
NANCY LEWIS. &
j. II D. sCOBEY, EAe'u'0fs
Bradley county, Arls., Feb !, lsI7
P S.-Shoud the above negroes hfing moro
than eight hundred dollars, the oycrpus to be OH
a credit Of twelve months.
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county.
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tH.aI county.
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Dr. a. G.. Brent.

Graduate OF the University of C'r.Frw
Scotland. md practitioner lf s0me air,n
Ntnn' standing, chiefly foe ihe rouiL.vg.', would
Tender Do. sHrg.crA us "a Physician. surgeon. 60,
90 the c'z'u8 ui L.wnyI'., ilaltur r.m'g.
AfsF Oiire lud deuce boo Che town of lev .s-
uile' wl-re ho may always De- found, unless pro-
irsionaIy engaged
Lrvisyr June Il. l-lC-1f.lv
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-12
f,mininc.

FEW ounoss Of Su'pH QrH.ur iu.' received
3 and f1r aIr q nr . = Jais drug stone for
elsh IHn-rug Co receive o. 'aIs- Supply of
Medicine shortly inam New YORK. invite ihc
attention ai rhyt.r.uus aHd o'hsr Go my uarh,
which wll Dr. s"'l at OBJ" very lowest pregs iar
rlHi os'g. Call aui srg.
u. r. JETT
Ml-lnslan. Oel d. I.LGl-am
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-12
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Isi '"ai--N. M ros..t .ll,.ra, Philip,
gHHH|E.
goo lueu.t-so.oo D Joue., Iuo B.uLs, J,a.r
3D. ttul-s.'as c. Walker. Bstt.,l.r. mde.
psua,nrr county
.. 1iH 'U'n'--A. B Greenwood, B.monv.I.s,
Benton county
DlH tmgui--Gc1rge E. Watkins, aud Attorney
Gru,ul l.u. Rook, rHishi county.
bll tWnl--AIrn N BrNus, Wasbin,top.
llcmps'oad county
nh tfeu'--Ja'eph } Green, Van Buren,.
Cnw'u'I county
eth htrom'-R.lyon. ~ Dorado, Union county
TERMS or TIiE CIRCUIY COURTS
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-12
DOctOrs Lett &, RIocl,

I Z AVE associated thenseIvcs in the Practice
y Of Medicine Their oilioe1 ara il Wash.
inzton and Fulton. where ono or The other NAV
at all times be found 10 attend all call, for tbeir
services '"o''
Washington October d. le46.4eH
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-12
NOTICE.

a d. persons Interested orc hereby notified
Z a thai will Apply totl' Honorable Probate
Court U smpliead county, in The silie ni Ar
Eluaa7 "a. Che A0iil term thereof, A, ID. 1876
iaF au of'ar 70 soll the following dearr'hei fea'
estate, D, longing 10 tir tate of Ihomns EIddlyr,
de-, fog .he pnpoa, Of paving The d'ha 90 sa'i
dacgAssd to Wit The o. IL ! ul the w of ftr
10, Obth Of range % wc5i; ut whirh time aI
persons may attend &c thay think proper
b. T. WILLIAMS, Administrator
Of tho estate Of Thos Eldni!e, dec.
Washington, Jau. -. lai7-ll-3w
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-12
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CLOT THIEG.
uurc5-tr- Hrr Cr=. l'u..s== Goats, N.=iai
p-H.i.u.t sHr ua.a.. in' '.f...urH Hate
C.p- p ..., s.a.H. -al variety of cihcr af..e.vs
tas mmcras % monitor.
Itry respectfully .usie il5al wishing 20 Par-
c1. lHy t.er .lt. - ine TO call and examn,
uslf .t55k, 20 ,s. up''r room Of suligana Hotel
LEVY & BROTHER
" iar' Dec. Q, iG.ltf
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-12
Britt,s Hotel.
WASHINGTON, HEMPSTEAD CO.,
ARKANSAS.

" .N"iA ~ '-ff - AatNA ~ AsaA - W.
ARKANSAS.
= 'HE subscriber bc-Bleuvc n inform DIE friends
Z and tho public, that he sin continues hnsi.
ncs7 at Die Old stand where he has upnlicd him
self with every thing necessary Tor Tic accom-
medallion ol iho travelling community. lfg houac
ia eomm1d'U7, The ruoma well nTuurcd for
famcs md hi1 table well supplied with the best
the m1rkr affords
HE stables lTr largo, horrti'ul'y supp'led with
provendor. arlHrudcl hy careful os1 ~
Tie plolge7 h.msaIfthai nothing shall be- want
ing ON lIa part TO ruior comfortable 40 who mly
be pleased to give him call discharges will be-
oq moderate us those Of any other house in the
south, aa an evidence Of which he refers to the
following
RULES
Boarding per month, Si0
Boarding and lodging per week, SO 75
day, 25
Single neal 95
Lodging, o5
Ilor5e feed,
Keeping man and horse all night, 81
Keeping horns pgrweek, 50
, GEO o. BRIT
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-12
Notice
For sale.

. , ECElEEp and f5r falc on consignment
j 3 30 Sacks best Rio Coffee,
90 Barrels Sugar,
Blw'8 M1hsar7,
G0 Buua good Nhthey.
900 slab Salt
a lrc quantity Rope nod Ba-ring,
a Aqnniiy Powder and Lead
Al Of which we w.II .cll on the most rcasouab'e
terms Those who may I51yc cotton with ug cen
lave their groceries on as ga7jio as TO send i1
Now Orleans ior them You VIII de- w,.l 10 call
before purchasing oaovhfrs
SMITH 6 JOHNSON.
Upper Warehouse. Fulton, Oct O.. lelG.50Gw.
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-12
10 TEgE

sFtliE zalacHhsa have faHmsl q partnership
iaf IL parF#H# af tlH#aElHHs a general
U0ITT IuN AHp TACr1IADE urIErsf
10 New nHsaaE nal-r lae HyIr Of Rassa g
SrIl
They will l1rda's me- aT.irs. aud continue
ihe o are of t.e llts i-1s ai' j. Bonner 81 Co..
1rl q. sgIt s ca.
so cotton. 90 eur address v.'' o. covered bv
insurance 'rf iln hH uHr'ei ga'#s, rH'as. air.r.
t.se instructed ai or before time of "a rmert
IANT- BONNER.
ENEAS SMITH
Otira 2i Camp irsri, Ncw Olsau1.
September d., lsIG.3m
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YT'aiaf,a. Ctariur, Caa5H. H'as, Tsna-
ts'-''-. HHi, W1ti'aFfG and Tfs0a Tasn.
= Up MaFi have lrn procured OF rlrt of ihsr
Ilul. taken iIn tIs olr.nl, p'T's %. 4 S SUR
grY showing accurately, the water raura a, Sc
Ald ihc UNDER gnal has also procured atu great
expense e5mps.rut per1al Go examine psr,iln
0l ihea hgd', ly quarter -eri.aas, who have
furnished cop'aga 'rll notes giving % minute ace
vnll' of Zoe growth of timber, ntgrrfewth and
shrli1Ty; with danm8I lle sHfiurr water.
r'n.r, Sc; as alsl iha quality, situation, local
adrl1i. .--i and value Of each quarter section
rnln'aY
Tlsw-Fige payments. ono ..'h cash Zoo hand,
aai lHs r-. .lHe ia one, iwo, lhu 7ai four yaHH,
equal i1 irlmaH,l, with 'uigrea, {. u date 0l sale
81. B-ptr1us owning plantations alja'nur.
of iu The vicinity Of those lands. can BE- called
upln, who w.l show thrl. 10 those wishing TO pur.
cll@s u.l "a view TO d settlement
Teahor inform llion can De hll, ty pdlr-r' 'n-
lsucu s. Co., Memphis, Tenn, or Wm H.
Bowers, Little Rock, Arba, or j. Sidney smith,,
Wellington, ilamptsaI county, Alike, Taliags
pr.h
0r.s5oT OOO'Og 60
WM. IT, BOWERS
GrvrlM Liyn AGEVcY,
lraLs Rock, iriaas5s and ~
Mgurul, TgagssFcs.
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on ght TO desire, and the one half ofhis yearly
income would make dozen worthy families
comfortable His children are accustomed to
idleness !, refinement, and extravaganza; they
foolishly expend enough every day in unsub-
stantial yanities, to provide the neighboring
poor with comfortable clothing throughout the
year. Yet this man is constantly accumula-
ting wealth, heaping up dollar upon dollar to
purchase respectabluy for his family--and
how is all this done! He never devoted
single day of his life to physical exertion, or
bodily TOLL not he. Labor he supposes to be
designed for the common people'-the 'lower
classes mot for our most respectable citizens:
He has never produced, by his own efforts;
during his whole life, sufficient food to sus-
tam him single day; nor did he ever obtain
a days substance by exchanging the product
dustry OF others. How then does he liye-I
how does he grow rich without earning any
thing-how is it that his annual income, be-
yond all bis expenses, is greater than that Of
any twenty men united, living in the same
city, who work daily and necessarily with
their hands, minds and bodies, for a pittance
barely sufficient to keep their families from
starving? How does this lorJly aristocrat
make his money! We anss er-by soriting
his ndme! He is the President ofa bank
You must know, most courteous reader, that
in this land of perfect political equality, as it
is called, our republican Legislators in their
matchess wisdom, have given certain rich
men the privilege of printing money by the
ream, or printing promises to pay money,
which, good, honest, intelligent people take
and call it value received; and while an hon
est toiler Is laborlng to earn four and six
pence, these gentlemen Of privilege can print
dollars enough to purchase one half of the
city Of Philadel phia-and " It'll less physical
exertion
Our republican law makers in the penltude
of their zeal for equal rights, give to these
privileged nabobs the uested raghi of growing
rich upon their own debts; that is of lending
their credit ana receiving interest on what
they owe! Who could not afford to live in a
marble palace when by simply signing his
name to promise to- pay bank note, lie could
obtain houses lands, goods and merchandise;
which it had cost years unremiting toll to
produce! And yet we are told that this is a
government of equal laws-and what is mole
strange still, hundreds Of ofso-caled, intelligent
people, honestly believe it. Was unsuspect-
ing creduify ever more shamefay imposed
upon?
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FIREIN PiIlLADELPHlA-LOSS OF
LIFE
PhiladeIphia, Aug. %, P. VI.

Philadelphia, Aug. y, r. NJ.
A FIRE originated between Ill and ~ o.
clock last night, from the engine used at
the Sugar Re- finery, owned by George
Broome aud Broad, near Qnay ST., which
'otalry destroy ed The house and contents,
tlIe books ouly being saved.
The walls fell npon Reed and Newlns'
Brewery, crushing ont the front wall
which fell upon The Fa,rmonth and Kele
ner engtnes, killing several persons, be-
SIDES severely irjnring large n"n'be".
hiited, Andrew Butler, Charles Hines.
Mr. Brownies loss is stated 10 be SloO,-
! o., Insurance for 100000.
Mr. Newhouse' less is stated at S2o,-
coo, fully insured.
The fire is believed to lie the work OF
an incendiary.
Mr.. Buler one Of he persons injured,
was Secretary aud Treasurer OF The FAIR
IN cunt AssOc atioa.
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DEMOCRa ATS.

The day Of conflict will soon arrive, and
are you ready to meet the enemy in the field
to battle against them and their unjust princi-
Pies! Let every Democrat be prepared on
the cond Tuesday of October to defend
the cause of equal rights. Democrats you
are right your cause is guod-your princi-
pies just-fight on with energy, and the day
will end in glorious victory. Let Wyandot
at the coming election speak in tone that
will make whiggery tremble at the result.