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Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21
jane D.
SENATE

Ia the S,nsir, NJ Bright moyed,o take up the
bdl fclalia. 10 Oregon. winch was agreed to.
Mr. fpolr Offered an amendment 10 the bill,
which, he said, he hoped would obvi.is the ub.
Jsclous Of The South IN regard to slavery.
Mt WtscolI .posr ia opPo.itioa ~ tie amend.
mrnl ~ defective aud dscrplous.
Nr foolr replied
Nj Underwood addfe..edihe Senate in favor Of
lessin. ofrgoa 10 settle Tie slavery qa,s ION hsi.
SELF
Mr. Dayton asked nt Underwood Il congfrs,
hsd the right TO exclude siayeiy IN Oregon.
H. replied, yes, 20 loug a. II renamed Ieuiio.
~. but hopsd lhsl thr SUBJECT would be rh to the
people Nh' we're interested TO ,ells as they deem.
cd pfopvE
Nt badger suggested al amsninrnl by ins-H.
n. Ia the !ih Section the following wofd. but
,ual not br subject 10 the 9Th AIlleir ofih- Com.
pact, coutaiutd IA The Ordinances Of l7s1.'
Alr foute accepted the modification.
Mt.s Hale, Dayton aud foots lhsu followed
Ia debate.
When, on motion of Mr. Ilsnnsgan, the Senate
went into gItculye session.
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21

TnE INTERCEPTED LETTER SAuGGLER.
The Montreal papers are very indignant
at the arrest OF Mr.. Orlando Ware-be.
tween Sackcts llarbor and Oswcgo-aud
the seizure OF his letters and packages,
with which he was endeavonng TO reach
the British steamer at Boston. A box,
directed from the British Navy Agent to
Admiralty, in Canada, TO the british Gov.
ernment in London, and the letters were
forwarded to Washington, and the Post.
master General perceWing that the box
was directed to the British authorities in
London, informed Mr. Champion, the llrit.
ish Charge d'Ailares, ad Interim, Of the
circumstances, and invited him either to
take it or to allow him (Mr. Johnson to
send il to Boston, to the British mail agent
free Of all charges aud postage Whatever
adding, however, that in case the attempt
10 smuggle the Canada mail across the
territory of the United States to Boston
or New York, were repeated, no distnc-
ton could In future be made between
those packages directed to the government
and those to private individuals. Mr.
Champion replied in very handsome
note. The Montreal Wing says.--We
are confident that the British Minister at
Washington will be called upon toreport
the arbitrary preceding to his government
and that no time will be lost in obtaining
redress for the wanton molestation and in
carcera,ion Of British subject
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21
ORDER NO. 10.
HEADQUARTERS, I
ElgarstGAp CouSrY, AsE

To hs Sheriff of Hempsisad County
YOU are hereby commanded 10 order on ,l.e.
j ton Tor Colonel Commandanl Of III. lst Req.
mani Of the 1T Brigade Of the ist Division Of the
Afkansa, Militia, 10 10 holden on the lsl Monday
Of August next, at the different precincts in the
county Of Hrmpsiead and, also, at the same time,
su election for Major Of the % Battalion Of said
Regiment, composed Of companies In township.
Saline, Mine creek aud Bois d'Are, and due re.
turn. make 10 me according To law.
Given under my hand this 22d dav Of MAY, ls4s
BENZ. ?. JElT, Brig. Gen.
Ii Brigade lat Dirifion lrkaHsas Militia.
by HEsEr r. JoHSsoN Brigade Major.
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21

Pouric,L NtwsrArEHs ~ PssSsyLyASn.-We
recently endrayorcd to sum up the number ri po.
llioal newspapers pubIishsdin this Slale, Enrlsh
ond German aud found the aggregate 10 be 2ls,
altogether exclusive Of neutral or miscellaneous
publications This we believe exceeds The mum.
her published in any other STATE IN the Union
Ohio boasts Of Ia, aud New York Of about 300.
A large majority Of The Pennsylvania newspapers
advocate Democratic principles
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21

BABS.BURNERs lNDIGNATIoN-JomN A
DM-Little idea can be formed OF the
bitter feeling OF the New.York Bau.burn.
crs against the nomination OF Mr. Cass,
except by the perusal Of their papers
The Troy IN. " budget has hoisted the
name OF John A Dix for President. 1t
says:
The baltimore Convention has accom-.
pishcd feat which will long be remem.
berod among the remarkable events in the
political history Of the country. 1t has
broken up the Democratic party of the
nation!
The representatives Of parish Meet
ing Of forty persons cast Aine votes in the
convention, while the great State of New
York was wholly dlsiranchsed We
doubt not the democracy of this State
will be presented with a candidate wor.
thy Of support"
On the same subject, the New York
Globe, whose editor was at the conven.
tion, says:
Lewis Cass will want from 10000
to 100000 votes Of carrying the Elec.
toral ticket Of New York. The man
who thinks otherwise, knows little OF the
extent OF the popular Indignation respect
ing the outrage committed on the New
York democracy. A revolution in parties
is at hand. The honest fall parties will
come together, and the democracy OF the
Union will become purified
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21
SENATE

Tn. Senale wa, called 10 order al the usual
hour, aud proceeded to business.
Numerous petitions were presented.
Ga motion. 10000 eop,, Of frrmonts maps "i
Oregon aud California, were ordered 10 bu printed
oa motion Of Mr. Miller, the bill TO increase the
medical corp, Of the Navy, was taken up The
b va, lhfd time rad and passed.
The Senate then adjourned over until Thursday
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
In the House, on motion II was agreed that when
they adjourned Il sho0id be unt Friday.
Mf Lynd, Of Wisconsin appeared and was qusl.
fled
NJ Cummins moved to reconsider the vote rr.
feued to the Judiciary Committee, lie bill 10 pro.
i.ct nalurilized citizen, Ia their rights from the
interference offorsign government. or their sgeus
tpon this motion an interesting debate arose, In
which Messfs Levin, Cummins and Simns, par.
iispaied
The vol, to reconsider was carried and The bill
after further debate, wa. recommited 10 the Ju.
dietary,
On motion II .at ordered to print 10000 copies
Of the report OF the select committee W sdultefa.
ted drugs
On motion Of Mr. vnton, the House then went
into committee ofihe whole ON the Naval Appro.
nnaiion bill, which was debated for the remainder
Of the day
When the House on motion adjourned.
June g.
Both houses Of Cungfe,s mot to-day aad alb.
joufned over I'LL Friday.
Mr. Seaion has been elected Mayor Of the City
Of Washington
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21
June |, IN

bhliA II u W
SrNArr.-Mf Achison, in the absense
OF Mr Dallas, took the chair.
Mr., Allen presented the resolution OF
the Legislature of OHIO, relative To slave
~, internal Improvements, and approving
OF the course OF Mr. Corwin, &c.
The bill to refund money advanced to
volunteers, was finally passed
The Oregon subject was resumed, and
ON HNle's amendment there was an AMI.
mated slavery debate, which was not con.
cluded when the Senate adjourned.
HoUsE-rhe whole day was occupied
with the Naval Appropriation bill.
The subject of slavery was introduced
by Mcssrs Rhelt aud Nenable. who spoke
nj great length.
Without action the House adjourned.
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21

TERRIBLr STEAMBOAT GATAsTRoruE.-
The Steamer CiarksrRie 5RrHt-GreIi
Loss Of LGe-We are informed by Mr..
Slowbfidgc Of the "SwaIlow, lha, the
Glarkssille was burnt IN sigh, oi Napoleon
on last FRIDAY or Saturday, aud that from
eighteen To twenty lives, or perhaps even
more. were lost IN the eonilngralion. 1t
appears. thai the woodpile caught IRE, and
the flames spread with such rapidlty over
the vessel that all efforts Ia extnguish
them were unayalling The lioat Wa
run ashore on the bar just above Napoleon,
aud IL should seem that all might have
been saved, bat iOT some cause, which We
do not know, anawiul los OF illc occurred,
The Captain went on shore, with his
wife, and another lady, then returned 10
the Boat, threw Trunk overheard and
leaped from the deck after II, but WAS un.
able TO clear the guard, which be was
seen to sirike-hc then clung To the guard
fora short time. then WAS seen TO relax his
hold aud siuk ln the water and WAS not
seen again We have no further partic.
ulars ol thl. terrible disaster. The Boa,
aud cargo are reported a total loss.
.lrk, Gacriic Isl INST.
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21

A GovKRsoR PREsENTED Governor Edwards
Pf Missouri, has been presented by the Grand Jury
OF 81. Lout county, for the abuse Of the pardoning
power Accompanying The presrutnenl, a copy
Of which we ind IL the 81, Louis Republican, isa
lis, ofpardoned convcts amounting 10 fifty many
Of which were imprisoned for murder
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21

1'ns LIrrLg LoyEs-Msuied,a at Temple, Me
Adam Mott to Anna Tuitle, ef Freeman, 'lh,
entire weight Is said 10 b. $50 popnis--the gen
lsnsp weighing $40 aud the lady 2iO pounds
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21
NEW WORN.
Examination Of the Doctrine of the Resur-
rrcilon aud other subjects herewith con-
ncrici BY The

rrcilon aud other subjects herewith con-
ncrtoi by the
BEy. c. ?. TrHEENrlsg.
The above y the title OF work now in pfepaf.
alton which will be cornprttdin In about two tnouths
when II will be sent to Near Lonu and Ball book
se.lrf, aud publishers Philadelphia lor publication
II is work Of immense labor aud research a. the
author has been a considerable time preparing II.
with a view TO lts ultimate publication; being sat
sfedl that the Christian library Is yet deficient in
thoroughly orthodox work ON this al important
subject The work is designed TO show that The
resurrection Of the same body that is laid in the
grave Is a reasonable and scfipiursl doctrine, and
~ support Of lie views, the author has carefully
examined every l.Il of scripture 10 tho sacred
volume where resurrection Is mentioned in our
common version. m the seplungini translation Of
the old; tbs original Of the New Testament and
the vugAic OF both, besides reviewing every sub.
jaei having an immediate or remote bearing on iis
Illustrations The work will contain abou, 400
pages : mo- and will be ready fof delivery IN this
and the adjoining Sistss In September
Price l,5O per copy, md % per cent, allowed
to agents
Subscriptions received OF this Office.
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21

Hon. Roger $. Baldwin and Hon. Truemsn
Smith, WERE elected u. ;. Senator'S by the Con.
urollcut Legislature, by avoIe of 40 given them
10 l0j for all other candidates.
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21
MASONIC CELEBRATION.

There will ba celebration by Mount II ofet
Lodge, No. 4, in Washington, Arkansas, in com.
memnfatiOn of the anniversary OF st, John tie
Baptist, on the a+th instant, by public ornIon
dinner, DC, to which, all brethren In good atand.
ing, are invited.
R L. PHILLIPS,
J. b. SANDEaFUR, : Com'tss.
X. T. SULLIVAN.
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21

PENNSYLVANIA cEaEAosY.-'rhe citizens Of IL.
oga Conire, Peun, assembled recently aud pfesen.
ted young man named Rhinshatt. who had be-.
eome troublesome 10 them. with coat of tar aud
feathers, The presentation address and recipients
aeknowltdgemr nj hfc not published
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21
NOTICE.

/ ETrERS Of administration on the estate oi
IL John W Lemuy, deed, having been grant.
ed 10 the undersigned, bearing date l9ih June,
lsls therefore oil prisons having claims against
said estate, are required TO ehbi The same TO ihe
administrator properly authenticated, within Que
year from The date Of his letters, Or they may be
prerludtd from any benefit IN said estate, aud II
not exhibited Within two ysan, may be forever
barred.
HENRY NJ. LEMAY, Admir-
Lafayette county Jane %, lsis-2s.4t
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21

TIM RIVAL RosEs Wilson MeCand.
less. OF Piltsburg, when nominating Mr
buchanan before the Baltimore Conyeu-
ton, said-"l nominate the illustrious son
Of Pennsylvania tJnmes Buehanan) for
President Of the United States. aud as an
omen OF success. have here bleudad to-
gether the white rose of York and the red
rose OF Lancaster, which | received from
lady to present to the New York dele.
CATION" Mr Dickinson, Of the n. York
Hunker delegation, however, did not ac-
cept the "blended roses, nor was there a
single one Of the young Democracy gal.
liant enough 10 receive it. Had New
Nofk's "fasorlle grandson been there, he
would NOT have been mum on the occa-
zion of that interesting floral exhibition,
Just out OF opposition 10 the old Hunkers
We have not learned whether the South
dictated the absence of a coal black rose
IN the delicious grouping, nor whether It
was ruled out, as coal Of any variety, Is
not under the protection Of the Democa-
ey. However. the garlands are dead and
Mf Metandess may now exelaim TO the
late Mr.. buchanan. with Queen Gerinde:
Il thought ihY bride bed 10 have d,ek'd.
An net hsE. sifvwe, ihy gave"
PhH North american.
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21
STATE or ARKANSAS. /
COUNTY or SEWER.
Clerks 0ac, Of ihs CucHi Court Of Solel
County, on the Chancsry nde fhsrsct.
"a racaiioa, May a9th, lsis
William r. Dyckman,
Complainant
rs } Petition f0f Uirorss
Emm.iiuc Dyckman.
D,feadasL

UlllS day csmc ihr said petitioner BY Riddy,
bis solicitor. and filed his petition In this cause
praying 10 be divorced from The bonds Of maifi.
mony subsi,liBg between himself aud said drf-n.
dant, and Il appearing from The affidavit Of The
petitioner that said defendant is nonresident Of
tins state, !, . ordered thu, publication be made
notifying the defendant Of the pehdrucy Of this
suit, and unless shs BE- and Hpp.,r BY herself OF
attorney On or before the ihiId day Of ihe neat
tenn Of this court, al a court TO be held al the
court house IA the town Of Pararlilia, in the
couaiy Of Sewer, aud state Of Arkansas, gu the
lhlrd Monday Of July neat, aud an.srf iis pct.
ton ci the said petitioner the same Will b. taken
Tor coairssrd against her aud decree entered
accordingly, and iha, this order BE- pubshsd IN
the Washington Telegraph for two wreks BY two
.ucees'e weekly insertions, the last TO be at least
four week, before tho nsAttcrm Of this osuft
|. n. HOLMAN, CLERK
A tn. cory from the record
Trs,r' In HOLMAN, Clrf..
by u. q. RiSb. Dept ok. '26.2v
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21
n Notice.

! COUNTY or HEMPSTEAb, ser-At the
y May adjourned term Of the Probate court oi
Hampstead county, Arkansas, A. D. lsls, the
following sdmn,lfation aud guardian aeeouni.
cpusnt were filed for confnnstion al the neIt
July term Of said oouh:
Joseph Caldwell, administrator Of wm Cald-
wells estate.
r. II Bniord, administrator of Samuel Vests
estate
Thomas Hubbard, Administrator Of Joshua Fu.
quas estate.
a. r. Cook, administrator VI William l.. Cock,
estate.
Hdldah Clark, administrative Of BENZ Clark,
estate.
james Gibson, public administrator Of John
RoDinson's estate.
Amelia Vaughan, .IseufiI Of John yaurhnnis
estate.
William r. Hamilton, executor Of X. Ha,nil.
tons estate.
William Moss, executor OF James Mos estate.
1abeI 5. smith, executor OF l. G. Tuppef's estate
Henry L. Boyd, guardian Of William II. Boyd
All persons interested in The settlement Of said
estates are notified 10 come forward and file ex-
ceplions to said accounts " any they have, on or
before the second day of our neal Probate court.
at court 10 be holden at the courthouse IN The
county aforesaid. on the second Monday Of July.
A. d. ls4s, or they will be forever barred frp,n
excepting 10 tuch accounts or any item thereof
Teste s T. SANDERS, r1stk
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21
For sale.

SEVERAL NEGROES, young and likely
low for cash. Apply TO
4 a. BLOCK g. SON.
wuhins,on, May 81, lsts 25ai
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21
FOR CLERK

INV. ore aulheriIed TO announce SisuN r
SsNBrRs a. = candidate ior Ts-rlroliuu TO the
uiiicr of Clerk Of Hampstead county.
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21
STATE or ARKANSAS.

STATE or ARKANSAS,
Cousff or CLlGK
September Term, CLARK Circuit Court, In CAaass,
ry sitting Sspisntsr sh 4. D., lsis.
William Moss.
Jane Nichols, ei al. heirs Of In Ciasesry
Wiley Aiehals, dee.
Defendants
THIS day came the complainant, by Hubbard
j 4 Hampstead, his solicitors, and II further
appears to the court. that tho said defendants
GroIge ", y ehol-. aud William Nichols, are
non.tssIdrnis Of the siale Of Arkansas. and Gun.
not be sfrsed with prorrss herein, aud the said
complainant having exhibited his bill against them,
aud the other defendants In tins cause, to Tore.
close mortgage executed BY Wiley Nichols,
IN his lifetime, ia the said complainant William
Mos, on the northeast Of the nor,h.ess, quarter
Of section thTisnn, in township seven, south Of
range thrUiy.une west, aud the southeast quai.
lei ol The sonihtAsi qnaiict Q. section twelve. in
township seven, south Of raugu twentY.one west,
10 sreufs the payment Of The SUN Of three hun.
drrd dollats, aud that the said Wiley Nichols. has
departed this lie II Is therefore ordered BY the
court, that the said defendants. George W Nichals
aud William Nichols be aud sppear bsior. this
court. IN OF before the fourth day Of The psit term
thereof. and dsmur, pead, or answer ia complain.
su,s bill. and IN d-iauli thereof. that the aleea.
tons Of said ebmpainants bin he taken as con.
fessed. nsio the ssd defendtuis George ". Michel,
aud wism Nichols, and the prayer Thereof de.
creed accordingly.
true copy ffom the record.
1ssis ISAAC " SMITH. CLERK.
BY As. d GREENE, u. {.
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21
NDIpArt.s.
For THE SENATE

For THE SENATE.
1--we arc authorised 10 snnounee A. J. AEA.
srAosG as eandldai- iof fs.elreiion to the State
Seaaly, lfoin ihs dsliial composed ei the counties
ol Lafayette, Sewer ssd PoiA,
IfMe are -ulhofiard to announce Col wlLLiAs
NfSS, OF Lafayette county, a. Candidate 10
represent the district composed Of Tic coahsrs ol
i.aia, elite. Sewer aud Folk IN the neat State
srHals
FOR TIE LEGISLATURE
1rwe arc aulhoHIsd 10 announce Cu.sLEs d
MucnrLL, candidate TO represent Hampstead
eOaaiy Va The neat Legislature.
" We ate AulhonIrd 10 announce iva, Hut
eaad,dsis 10 rpres,ni Hampstead county IN the
nsst Legislature,
ITwe are authorized 10 announce JoIS 5.
C,NNsN, of Saline Township, as a candidate 10
represent lirmPs,ssd county ia the next L.gis.
,aiufe.
IjWr sic authorized 10 announce DLESlRp T.
lltNrsrE.D. as a candidate 10 rrp'rsen. llgmp.
stead coualy ~ The nrhl Legislature.
INV. are sulborIod TO snBounc. JonN l..
E,Us. a, a candid.ir 10 represent ilsmpstrsd
esuuly ia the nssl State Legislature.
FOR SHERIFF.
drWs are auihorsed 10 announce w'LII,n
GANr, - q candidate TOT The office Of shrnA Of
Lafayette county.
IrNs arr suthorfrd TO announce J BEANru
S,>pruR - candidate foT III, Office Of Shcril
VI Hampstead county,
lJ-We are authorized 10 shnonnc. WILLIAM VI.
Sru.Hr asa candidate for Sheriff Of liemIs,rad
county
t.an ,sA.-asr. M -
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21
FOR SHERIFF.
FOR CONSTABLE.

1--WE are suihof.sd TO anBaunor w V. kiNs
n. a candidate for Constable of Ofan Township.
ITJAsLs ". u fErN,l', VIC orc authorized 10
..y. /. candidate lor Cons abs Of Olsu Town.
Ia
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21
DR.. r. p. TT.

81 INVITES tho a,ten ton Of all wishing .
I'd to purchase M
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21

to call at his Apothseary, toppoaite the clerk
oiiee) and examine bis stock aud prices Hes
has just received from New York large and
general assortment aud IS determined 10 sell At
Ihe very lowest prices. His stock consists Of tho
following articles, all Of Which are warranted to bs
fresh aud genuine;
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-29

This law is disgrace 10 our Statute
book, and ought 10 be repealed. Its opera
ton in practice; if the Judges of our
Court. who understand that matter better
then any other persons. are worthy OF
credit, is always against the peace of the
State, and the best interest Of white per-
sons, not to speak of its palpable injustice
TO the blacks. 1t ought 10 have been re-
pealed years ago. rather it ought never to
have been enacted. The prejudice which
in the lower counties Of the State have
eifectually resisted all efforts from the
north for its repeal. have for years tended
to produce Il state of feeling in the north
ern counties which. in the recent elections.
has severely tried the Wing party in our
State. We take this occasion TO repeat
what has been over and over again said in
the Gazette. that THE LAW OUGHT TO BE
PROMPTLY AND UNCONDITIONALLY REPEAL-
ED. The men and the party that move in
this matter. will render an essential service
to the credit and we'll being of the State
of Ohio.-Cin. Gazette.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-29
ADDITIONAL.
Highly Important News.
New York, Nov. 20, 2.

NEW DIRK, Nov. ~, +. VI.
From the Foreign papers. and the reports made
mp at Liverpool for the city press. continuing in
iclligcncc to the latest moment, make up the
following additional summary of Foreign news
Franco.
On the III instant the re was an extraordinary
display Of Military in Paris, by which the As
semhiy aud the inhabitants Of the Capital were
much agitated.
There was collision between the Guard Mo-
bile aud the Line in the Northern Fabourcs, and
conflict took place on the nigh, OF the LIST, and
operatives mingled in the tumult. peiting the
Guard Mobile with stones. Strong patrols ira
versed the Fabourgs.
Meetings Of the Clubs were marked by srecial
violence ON the question Of the Presidency
speeches were made in which the population OF
cer'a'" departments were nenaced, in case
Fr'nce Louis Napoleon should be returned, and
inc right Of the minority to rise and maintain
their opinions by violence ii necessary. was do.
ciared amids, loud applause at a banquet a, III.
JON. Ono Of the orators pronounced an eul..v
o" Morst, Eobespierrc, Collot, D'Ierbos. am,
panton.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-29

BUSINESS LIKE.-A few nights back. a
small party Of gentlemen and ladies were
laughing over the supposed awkwardness
attending a declaration of love. and a
gentleman remarked that if ever he offer
ed himself. we would do it in collected
and business like manner.
For instance" he continued. address
ing himselfto lady PRESENT. would say.
Miss s.. have been two years look
ing for wife. | am in the receipt OF
about a thousand dollars a year from my
business, which is daily on the increase.
OF all the ladies of my acquaintance.
admire YOU the most: indeed | love you
and would gladly make you my WIFE,
''lou fiatter me by your preference.
good humoredly replied Miss s.. to the
surprise OF all present: Il refer you to
my father
..Bravor' exclaimed the gentlemen.
"Well, declare,'' said the ladies in a
chorus.
The lady and gentleman, good reader.
are to be married in October. Go thou
and do Hkeiwse.-Cuy lem.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-29
''Jacob kissed Rachael and lifted I'D hi

''Jacob kissed Rachael and lifted up his
voice and wept. -Scripturc
If Rachel was pretty girl. and kept
her face clean. we can't see much that
Jacob had to cry about-N. Y Globe.
How do you know but that she slapped
his face for him IN o. Data.
Weeping is not unfrequentlv produced
be extreme Observation-Disclosures: may
itnot have been SO in Jacobs easel Wig
Gentlemen. hold your tongue. The
cause of Jacobs weeping was the refusal
of Rachel 10 allow him to kiss her again
she was OF the opinion that il was rayther
dangerous for young ladies and gents 10
indulge too freely in this angelic diversion
[ The Taylor Flag.
il is our opinion Jacob wepi because he
had nj kissed her before! and regretted
the time he had lost.-Sunday -ige.
He kissed the maiden-then he wept
To see the flock that Rachel kept;
He knew the kiss had won his cousin,
But wept because the sheep want his'n
Them's our sentiments
Richmond Palladium
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-29

| from France. The more YOU Us, then,
the brighter they grow: thHy never need
securing
Nv hat is the price OF these common,
ones. sala she pointing 70 some jus;. hike
those he ha;. in his hand
Five shillings. and these are tcn-,he
lafayette Tin cost n;ie aud SIX pence; bu,
for That pretty girls sake. that looks 50
much Ike You. thry say. III let Won have
few for seventeen sailliaes.'
50 he went on talking Till he sold hex
more than FIVE dollars worth OF ware not
ili 50 good rs mine at 4 good deal high.
price. tses9
When he started oil, says ire. How
much did you sell,' ....s#
.Noae.'
'Ah, You didn't come from Connec,i-
cuil' us ss =
No, did at saysi: and then i'm a low
voice. and dontwaai to Il they all lie as
you dol