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Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

HoRmnLG DrATu,-br Isaac Ilamher
lin a most worthy man aud old eli1cu ai
lI'ls country came To his death, lew days
since, in Il most horrid and shocking man.
nor. The circumstances as they have
been related 10 Us, are, US well Us we can
recollecl, as follows; One day last week.
DR., ,iamberln, together with twa other
gentlemen, lett saalia ior the purpose ot
taking u hear hunt, aud proceeded 10 Lake
sdrotge, where II iorms junction with the
sunIlower River, 4 shor, time aier iley
landed nom their boat, the dogs entered
The eane, aud Immediately struck a trail,
aud llr H. followed them but shua dis
lante, when he came up with them aud a
very large bear in The thick cune. Dr.
H. lfed at him, the ba entering his head
AT the upper pan al the# nose. without da.
ing much Inllry le him o,her than iulu.
fglr hun aud he turned aud made Al DR..
H. The doctor enleasored In eet out ii
the animals way, hal the raur hrine
very thick, he eoud run hui slow, aud
had proceeded but short distance when
the bear overlook him, and soiz,d him by
the thgh and Iefked him 10 tue ground, aud
completely stripped nf. lis leg ol nrsh
aod muscles. by this limc lhr dog lgain
seized the bear, aud -. him oil. Rf Il
lbrn attempted 10 rise, but he cou.l mol,
hr heng 81 badll torn. lie then gpl oul
his hunting kult: tho bear then lei the
dugs aud attacked Dr. Il. tie second lime.
aud laie hmkrg much. Tins tme, nf.
ii. succeeded iu eating one uriwu gashe.
IN tie throat ui tie hear, Hul n1, deep en-.
augh Ia do hu any mlauai INJURY. The
dog again diverted tue Intention oi the
bear ifam his vielim. aud he I.ll d.. II.
AM eagaged with The dag.; hal, IN irW
moments, tie beaf made at hm laa iAH
time, when Dr.. l.. m1ae q slfukc nj A.HI=
but Ihe bsa5 seiMd d. H. p. aHu anl cum.
pIr'e.y mashed INTO jeIy. BY ,h.s aua#
lie cries ul Dr. ,iauassIu bfaag4i oar d
hIs companions 'n h, resru,. AMI he saeiuz
Ito aWll. anl distressing sHaaIiaatf a#=
lfaua hfcd and saash l#eb.af IN nidfHras
Hlleartu,ad tla a.nsI lU lsayr msN.a#
IN aa5 al# TO {. .a.. a. aaHBrfaaa q.
Ise eaHriul coming ". iu aaarHazHa d.
Isetaaf eueauua4H4 laa u#af ul shut
Hiu.
d. il4maeru had lls wound. Iisl ua.
aui 0as lion r.fHlal 10 lbe nat, In b.
conveyed mmrl#.et - sa=Hs. IL L.
oppressed lIz pnNHr4a Is.'maa..az
aHi having Hs iumdlu.e aH#-uaz viii
BIN. lis aesIlg aas s##liaa#. al4 n uaa
Tue ueHf wea laEanta =iAHa. u deHs ra.
Heu. uea.a#l ail w4s uz#I o. d. u.s..
z|saass, blHHe a.sl on Jaa faaIi az5, aI.
- HII#tus aulas iHs HH#szls ##Hspt.
aH.lang pam.
iu#b.F Nas fefF IaHsa #HaHaf# HnH#
sH.g gf#l 80 P#4azs WI b##u.a = uaH=
l8sa1 lias.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE..
/ Will. uiIif Tor slla an the third day Of March
l next at the late ffslrner Of Rieharl I.nnIs,
IN Lafayette county,, IN a credit Of twelve months,
The purchase giving baud with approved security,
all the land aud ncgfaes aud lluhy.lWo bal,e Of
sailon aad all other property belonging to tue aad
Richard l.nllIs, dec.
JOSEPH n. GLASS.
Administrator Of Richard lofla. dsr,
Fob 1. lslasIl-lw
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23
southern DaguCrrOtypc
Miniatures,

vEyAKEN by W 4. Buchanan, with or with.
B out roloH. lie respectfully calls Tho ut-
lcnlon of the public aud more particularly The
citizens Of Washington and ils vicinity, to hs
boautu. specimens taken at LcwIsyle. They
surpays by iar, In form and texture, any eypi
taken in the western country Ills rooms ure al
the Court House, where all arc invited to com,
and sec themselves as others see them.
Mashnrlon. leb Ih ISIS.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

BRrsn "NuHLrHEN. Loud 'a'mns-
Ion sent six bauaud muprf- l.am Ms Irish
estate, To ST. johns, New Buu-U ca So
Provision VA, mtdo iur lhrIi u-"naurr.
ami Inc g'ralrt pnli1u uinrm d,rI oi siip
i,,rr
lac Luu ou mr, .Hr5, ns OF jAi.
cur. ulu.-euru. u. iur suffering ,upuat.un
ui Iceland. %, IaolrhrulI.s, auluuu,, SAYS:
"lur pownunu. BuI,u Nuuh Amer
ira 10 l-ll. 80. I -jL2ll. Before the
cIu-e ul iH- present year nearly lODuuu
person, amounted Jua iNcmulL %, the rA.
-Uug popu, ION, vi. have arrived u ,hr
ST. Lawrence, Wmls .u,r.y from lrcund.
Instead a. tIat ru.rWuus rmlgmltuu repre-.
,enllng ia amy dHgro whatever wealth, ihr
cdurlIuu, iur mHa, hc habits l1r .uia.iy,
aud lhe whole character Of the mother
country, they are to mln from the Iuwur
odrrs Of Ireland. They represent, they
carry with lhcm misery aud degradation, a
visionary Temperament and ID laciuus re.
lgIon. d deep sense of INJURY, and burn
ing hatred %. Jhr Brusb name, Centuries
will not eiiace from their ylndlcliyr mrm-
ories and lbelf inventive Imagination. the
dark circumstances ol their baulshmrul
Dlslr passage. their landing, their dl-per.
sion over the lnhospIlah.c wild Such is
british colonization. Whut else Is to be
expected Than drmoalzrd aud di.a.ircrci
population, JOS, colony; and on algadi1.
ed rival Aud whom have we to thank tor
these inevitable rrsuIisl'
Your British "aoJic men, stupid!
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

Il is reported that Con. Wouh's dcciaa.
lion OF bis political principles is soon 10 he
Published, with the view Of hrin iinr him
before The public as The democratic candi
daie Tor the Presidency against Gen. Tay.
Tor. Rumor saws thar Worth goes farther
llan Cns,, Dallas, Buchanan, or any ofthc
party, and therefore 10 is assumed that he
will be the most acceptable candidate to
the nrn4rcssiyps.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23
Ap0theearl

kRegfdR BENJAMIN T hit Nl 4.
- Hslssauy receiving at hz STAND sBn,sts
tho .zfh. olller, tF#sh Medicine. pmsz ps.ass
aud al auigiss usually ktpI 90 his Ins. aaF| h..
spnhz difrei fsom Asw Naik. and BE- iaFia. liz
attention Of Al. Ia his siefk. lIa viii sr.l #
seallf f'4azsd pi.fszi and upon =ssomaIalai.as
lHnHa
attending ls leave IA zhaH tine isf lie ,..t.
he has faiaszily 70 fHqur#i all M ais Iadss,=a
10 llm a. maAe immediate rsymsHt
W azliuglaas January p. sis.zziw
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

FrCNrIyE SLNyEs.--Stulc laws upon
lhe subject o. Iugaliyc slaves, ARE declared
10 be unconstitutional and void Ia report
of the Judiciary Committee OF the Ncw
York Senate. To which was referred a Ger
tain bill providing that no sheriff or con.
stable ia Tho State shall dclain or arrest a
lugaliye slave.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23
gAnrliYYinc

EElIaLE INSTrTUTE.
'iiE lint session of lhs Institution will com.
\ mgee on Monday tue ,lh Of Trbaar. ISIS
under the superiulandenaa OF
lRS. ELIZa 4. TODD
Late Principal Of the RinaVood Female s.,,i,,,..
near Rnllpn, Bowie county.
Assistant TEACHERS Of the highest qualifications
hnve been engaged, aud are expected to ba IN
attendance at the opening Of the school.
MRS, 1NNE ELLEFT.
Tor many yeafs an approved rrarhrf uf Muse.
VIII continue her connection with Nts Toupa4
sohaa aud conduct the Nuaa department. sbe
wal have the use Of two Instruments Iaf .upIIs
which will Greatly facilitate their presfasi 4Ii
me leaelots posscss letters OF ua9naldad reraH-
incubation from many distinguished seGaIar4 Of
ou' country which are open for Ilr Inspection al
lin,' who feel an interest N the matter
EFrfy branch OF learning npe9#1. tn .r5H.I.
edueaIIun will be taught ia Tho
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23
N. .IIf TfltgT1pI
- EWING.

wien the Terror king shall como
TO ehange all glory into gInnm,
lie may find that, in the calm hour
or Etn, which shall his hand uuest,
Aud stay destruction
lllNngo MYrHorn5h
When nature lnshed tasweet lrpose.
And earth sinks down TO rest,
Aud Eve DER all radiance throws,
\ neh aud INFLOW LIGHT that glows
Ger bIll aud vale, and each thing shows
In brightest ooIos dresl:
rs then the saul, all free from care,
In nnrrslfaiued delight,
Now reFes ln tue rraIins of air
And now the jeWeIcd landscape fur
lis grove and slfelms=ihr soul tiud There
! fellowship as bright
Aaw faney To each thing hestuws
The paW'fot truthful life;
The golden oIuuamlre lovely grows.
NIang the asufrsky ID flows,
Is u lhewud that gently hluWs,
viii love ior 1t was rife
Aud now the vault of llray'n appeafs
hedrcked with gems afar;
Like heauly smiling Ihro' her irls-
Aad lllgfs among those hrlmIHa phnHs,
Is ole I've loved lrom childhood wears
IL Ey'us favored slaf
Thou bright aud sparkling eye Of night
That shFHfl 20 divine
Thou silF.fy sRai sarneIy bright
trfr.s something Ia Try mellow lIHhl,
ihai ills my soul WIiIIHWrrl fIeU1hlf
Hope ehtqrIus luu Ib,ugs
Thus whfu tie dulmY eroat#de,
tames zsfrlY sffa.us uu,
AHd ihaatIay Col wila aIl his pudal
Would seek l.s HylI iagH 10 hIIe
hehiud The clouas that HpNaaI glide.
fawyrl Rheu Hst gone.
llaE sweet released fam llf# ealtfaI.
In spHtllai iu #IHa8s
NHeu gentle Waigr Ha.Hr uIi,
hIIosr Iaz uus faiaH Ha1psHa4Ir.
Aud WIiI5znrai mas.aHz %. lie soul,
WITH 'is ny lrHaua HaH5,
Aai UIIan lns aef1esIal arh ia. ..t'-
TaH p.sH# lu##r ii u,
t#Hr #b iaHHGBra.H=tfIIzI.
I.#a as5PraaIHaT IuH#5# h.H3
lI#H aIH HaHa= il I#HrT IL
vi U.aIai a.I#Tuy0Hz
Aal as zaa iraszz i..- HzHiaH#s5,
I###|| H==. ....#.-#. .|.. H##.
AHl Wsa4ls % mako I.#H il.aI#H aI g.;
A#siIfeHs .l##as H#H faza1a gH#t
t#H rI, nj Hg d. Ia=
@#H8g tlH HHHN N de-
kHH Hg4Hszal UH##HH
AHa abu#H#a. a### .aHza.
aIHH-H Hr. fH#st l.I#HfaII H.
'IHe ua## HuH HHfI lHzI. ...I HaH Hll,
a#kss a#B laHIl a##aIIH GIT
h=Hft.aI#laFazas,Um#s
Al aa#n' 'tea.l.sg siraam
b##lscIs H#a.. HIH#l Ia|7 7E|aH,
TIT 0a allzbfHHan ,.I Iiaaaf# IHHil.
AMI mHHfrI a#Ifl.e a#sal, .#HH--
= argll IHs maau-rayz il5a' taau l=am-=
Gae'rr ii#slr.aaH lwHEz
llag a.a tened alhr eaI.leu IIshi-
IH# p'lHIIfe WiHHs uaH sweet
usshadeaI lyeal-.nHI bright
IHy rrHfss hane--iIif rnWa's DE- git
lhy i.uHae-p mly sod. bright
My eyg forever rutg
Thou sweet ilioaeltHg hour
M..I beams OF llra,'n '.ehlud,
Who caH rs thy magic puW'f
The rrga, taaHh,, ibe 94n, 'lghflBg
L. bright. aH UHra u uuay hrar
Oar H.ni hearts delighted
Tms calm aud Joyous, bright aud sweet,
Nar ilr rdiyut Even
We iu i,s holy pIs.Hnoe greet
IHr shade of iha, enjoyment. meet
Bot I0filose s4.Hi- Who,- sacred irri
VIII tread iho gruyool lltay'n.
SClNTli
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

tm EsrWlIHu,rur tn .iNsEHs.
fHr lHraH Ms#=Fa-eH ur I4als rau-
fans lie 'a.iaa.ua #sugIsHr. ii faa ar.a
WWnz enlistment ..as s#...as. Han.
p-r d bfuuris ai NcN lwa, 500 a.s
eHru.taiu fH- United Salr..
"IAsw ar - pc,sr, 10 l1f csah...h-
mrui, OF which three are Napier presses
AMI 10 worked hy sie1n. lary work oil
regularly 7nIcam, ~, ppsruf tay. l. O..
$1,000 sheets, making 9ul,68u .aras psr
week. and lO,s43 200 nrr lrar Ia.. b.
rgul' lu luDuO oc'. volumes o nrrf 500
pages per day. coon per week ani 3D..
Gao pIyeaL H1r age annually u-7l -
biol. ufil1ur Tor paste, - biol, oil. g.Hc, 1000
package. of gold ..ai go tons u. pa.iyuulrl
and 100 piece, oiHY..uo. 40 yards rar. e.
Then ll,lUl sheep must bt nuycarl 'n
supply .hln. .Dr covers. bru.a l,bHd
iu-, ..ur there are . icuemtu.I au im
mrn.e vaults, where lir stereotype plates
are deposited These have been arcumu
a'ug 'ur 2j years, aud now amount lu
JlD,ulU pound, weight, worth - cent,
prr pound. Eight hundred pouu.l. ul mel
al ace used weekly iur ca..,ug-msainy
ii,JUl pound, per auuum' ia toe r"mpu-.
ing mum. ihrrcare from dO,Oul l1 20 lDu
pnunis qitype. The amount paid 20 rm
p.uyrrs about 400 Zoo number ,Htfmb
ot whom utc lrmaics), j, S20JuJJ poo
lnmmn.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23
EZRA HILL a Co,
Receiving an3 Forwarding
MERCHANTS,

NrrnE OLD srAN poF NH. VAUGHAN 4 co,
Ga HDEN, ARKANSAS.
III WlNG large and commodious Warehouses
1 meoun toied with The principal buildings n
town, necessarily mcurrng less risk, pledge them
-eyca 10 their old friends aud all others that their
charges shnll be as reasonable as any other regu
lar established Warehouses. and by strict aitcn.
ton hope to give the utmost satisfaction to all
who favor them with their patronage.
Cumdcu, Ark, January 20, leAs-3
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23
NOTICE.

? y Flflue af deefHe OF tie CIFauit Caaa Of
3 ; HsaP.ieaa couaty. vr UIH,,lIIotbs bIsbs.,
laeF At puulIa aurlian. ai Tue count .l5us, 5os,
IN isr iaRa oi Washington. IN the sl,le g{ A..
kzHlhs' au ti|esih iay ol March. ISIS. ALI m.
..af being abnlt s 800 a-fes. owned by p,o,,l
" Anf1s'n aud 'HH brir OF John MORRISON. dec.
i'in'' 'Fraio olr' two and three ycars, pur.
''lsr', GIVING bond and security, Nc. Further
particulars made AauWn on iiy Of sale.
W. T. THOMAS,
W ". STUART,
e u CONWAY.
"a. tgmriH.oarfE
N1.a.Hgian, Afk; Feb lG, lsls.IO
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

Tnr WONDERFUL CANAm Bmns We
leamiram the New York Courier lie, Ea's
lui,, that be- accounts which have been
given of Spnello's exhibition in Broadway
are not exaggerated The mosI asou.sh
inge,amp.es ol what can be- accomplished
bt human patience are presented. These
canary birds, amounting 10 ,Imc thirty ur
inuy ln cage, come loHh.a The urdnr ol
their master aud go through number oI
exercises lhr most surprising Gnr Vi them
,.. upon chair and .mukr, o pipe; 900
older stands upon hi, head another mimic.
autu,an sleeping ina cradle; others dance
upon the lIlh. rope; others present Napo
Icon aud hi, Marsha on horseback and IN
costume; other. lhe death ul NagsnaI Ncy;
and finally onr conducts the imperial ear
rIag', containing Napoleon and his ail,Ic.
camp. Ia witnessing al these muNrl.,
the spectator, in the midst OF his agunish.
mnni. c,uuo' bot be- Touched with pity lur
lbr.r poor lilIlc creatures. who have horn
trained by the hand Of man 10 such acts Of
dociily and obedience.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23
From tie Nele York SIM qf Fe5,#5.
FOREIGN NEWS.
FURTHER PARTICULARS BY THE
ACADIA
AD IA

The Princess Adelaide, s.sterafth king of the
French is doad,
Her Maissiy's steam.irgate AVenger has been
lost oh the SoreIle rocks oil the northern eaast
of Africa The Ayenger had an board go per,
sons, including crew aud superanmefafies, all Of
whom, It is feared, were drowned, with the ex.
ccption of a lieutenant aud four men. The YES.
sci was commanded by son OF Admifal Napier
aud amofq the victims was Lieut. Mafyal, son
of Capt MaHyal.
Tic packet ship Liverpool, from New York, ar.
rived out on the lllh,
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23
nBITUAEY

D.En, on lbt lti inst, at the residence Of his
father Of, Walnut liiI's, LAFAYETTE county. Ark.
jaws - llrs>uoN, eldest son Of Fleetwood and
Martha llcnitln. aged q years, months aud
% days
We wouId not eu,orise, beyond merit, either
ihc living of the dead. we would hnt speak vim.
ecfrIy ul 20 ingud, whose own tongue is now mute
.n The slnrs of death Tho deceased was a
young man Of noble heart, and high mind Though
possessed of talents susceptible of The highest
professional aiiainmeuis, be- chose rather 10 cher.
fl Iouiness lor The cnleuunr scene. Of a quiet
home, and domestic hnpplnrss than the gartics nj
q public, fashionable ir. lmbled with such d
disposition as ihs, il s easy 90 imagine how sure.
ly be- would become the idol of tie parents that
gave him birth, Ftom biz infancy generosity and
kindness D' heart, especially 10 h.s mother and
sister. were marked iflfts Of bis character: and
deeply and hsiugiy. indeed, must lns bsunyed
relatives mourn the los, of one 80 teudrf.hcurcd.
su generous, and salfdauyIug, as was uur dcur
departed friend. Well b, bath % moral for those
wHu nrr IslE II teaches ua that the brightest
forms n' human loyr.nr.f scarce have time 10 un-
llld their blooming beauties, before tho shadows
of draih hernto brood around the rosy CHECK
Though wc must learn such lessons n 40 the Biz.
irur. Of agony yet, long must those who feel
hs lo.. most kssnIy rsoia.m, IN ihrlauEuage Of
ihc p1ou
Time tempcr love, but not removes;
More haIlowdwlrn l's hope s ilcd!
oh, what lrr thousand living loves
To othat which cannot quit lht dead
Com
uup mihu place, on the mom.ngol the 23l
of February Of ap9pIayu llr,w kFllG iu the
2itl year OF Bis age. Tho deceased was uaiiyr
o- .mcnnk IrnIanl. hnl lnr Lhe la.l two Nnara n
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23
MAKRIEn

IN ibis place, oa Iur.iay evening ils .dIns..
by lha Rev LroF r. EEEE ST. Wuu,u ~.
ANpHrNs 20 Mos EtuArGuI L., daughter Of b.
Isaac A loNgs
Accompanying lhe above noi.es. we received
any quantity of delicious cake, none Of your smal!
bits to dream over but o. regular baili loaf-enouph
'or al hauds and the devil ,oo-wiih bottle Of
Old Madeira 20 wash d down. In return, we 80,
may ihe pathway OF ,le yoau. couple, be ever
bright and ioyas, with not one cloud to obscure
'herrrauily o.tar rsby abogr them. May Heavens
choicest blessings, and pr7sprHiy.s o.. much as cy.
GO lrllto the lot OF morials, attend them!
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23
F'hiIip ~. Hale.

4 TTOR NEY AT LAW.
AS settled n Washington, Hempread coup.
iy, Afks, with the intention Of making il
hn permanent Residence. he wilt practice IN all
the courts Of the 9Th Judicial circuit; also in The
courts Union aud Ouachta. Business entrusted
to him will receive prompt attention
lie will be found al Gen Roysion's Office
Washington, January 2G, 1887
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23
Notice.

WILL make application at the April term
Of the Probate Court in and for The conn,v
Of Hampstead, ia the State Of Arkansas. IN M
yeur A. ID. ls4s, for an order 10 sell the slaves
belonging 10 The estate Of Samuel Mcdonald, dec.
in order to pay the debts exhibited and alo ,,i
against the same
MARGARET MCDONALD,
Administrative Of S. McDunud, dec.
January 10, lsis.6-iw
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23
TIN.

fzHllE ropaHarrbIp heretofore aAslas BE-.
tWgen tle undersigned. uidaf the dm Of
Ivy y iiBlhef, j. tbs dos Dissolved hy mutual
eaasrniH al nerols indebted 10 the firm wdl
makr faFmral IN laae ley, wha is aulI.af. I'd
Ia#gg.'HHI iIla dHbts daa the Han.
ISAAC LEVY.
NATHAN LEW.
Warrington, Ark LII 10. .lsis.Ii
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

IN accordance with the plans pun ned IN i..s t.zt
SemiHarrs Of the United states.
hfrat expenses have been incurred bs tb, b5.,.
pneiaH, ia erecting handsome aal raIHIBat 55Iz
buildings Tor tie accommodation n ,yu#a bI.==
as well as 10 insure their intellectual aad irsf#i
improvement. duo aiieuiIan 70 their health HBI
manners vii also ba deemed an HnpaIt4ai a4si
OF education
Mfs Tom ilaliefs hefseIf that har afssf.. nee
a. teaeheF' together with the approval Of nnn,rf.
aus friends who have heretofore pl,faaised bsF
arhool wil ensure hef the support ai a llef,l prb.
li7-fafiicalafly as she has made many sae,,fre.
10 pfa#Hfo ief tf paHi1u Of TcAas. The aIssntsr=z
oI ID Female Seminary the hirhasl orda4.
TERMS fOR / SESSION OF rive
MONTHS.
BoaflIas. including wasaIng,, BzHln4
laNr.s, A.. 80 aa
f"i'se ia oahosapby, R,aiias au4
Auuua, 81, m
Ditto n od6asnphy, Readng, nras
TRIMMER and Ahlhnrlic, m
IL Hdaiiuu Ia tIir ahoge, ssorfanH, 1n#
AziIanpuYl hltHIH use ai lht Alap.anz
'nah#s' AaIurll Mental, and AloHI
IHIis. ply iislafy, AaeIeui aa4 ~
glns kHsiafe. llalany. oheu=ls. and
NJ ,iAiho.ns4i a.Ha Composition aud lie
Afiai lieaaH- Poetry. A. IN
aaiiUu IN llr lfanch Language. No M
NuIsan the Faua Forte. %. g5
To 4 Sir Tanpa in,immsu, =.
#aAi m
Driving and pauiIaF. no m
Euhaiaury in Sill aud Wafs,tI i1 aa
'iazAsy'''f. January 6, isIs.g zw
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23
a. Nee GOEEg,U.
RECEIVING md FORWARDING
NJ ere hant,

NNNUEN, AAA
FENllE uletr'ef. having rei.rs9 ,.s,, ,l,. e,,,,
4 " MailgcA q McCo.an. Win oo1,b,.. ~
h',ef'Fg' fo'r7'diag aHd Commirs.oa Rsrirrss
on h,s own account at the old stand. and viii de.
ee,g 20, Whole Time aud attention to that branch
e' 'h' hnainr's danug the ppsoui season, and Will
%. PeAa'a 10 receive q contnuanre of the PATTON.
aer h'alo"ed an the late firm. iic aailer. b.n.
.el 'ha' hr "iiI be able 10 give fl taisfacton 10
lhosc rrqafug bis services
All ofder' will receive prompt aud s,fe, aiien..
htttF' To-D' ]. nntifn, A. BLOCK & So,
iugion, Aft. " ""'''
January ~, lsis.5
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

The snag boat is sill at work on the
Taliman, has got a large portion ol the
cargo out, ant thirty five dead bodics
Thi. makes in all, about fifty OF the victims
whose remains are Inferred on the bank Of
the river, a new graveyard Tor the unloitu.
nate slrangers.--,SL louis Organ
"l'm glad this coffee don't owe M any
thing, said Bnancer at bis breakfast
"Why sol' inquired bis wife.
"Causc don't believe it would ever
scltle' he replied,
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23
New Nt0re nt Fullon.
LnsK .Nniicc.

4 H. pcrons indebted TO tine estate Of Jacob
= Bullad dec, are hereby no .ifed. ihat
uulrs immediate payment is made. sut wIil be-
brought against lhsm.
JOHN q llIGli TOWER.
IovrylIIe, Feb 3, 1912.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23
DIR. n. .yEpT

\ g5uzll g#aHmHa. og rFssh Medicines ken,
constantly oa hand, and iaf sale ai rsH9 Iar
zzfr, attic eaHaHr eHaH...is IHs rI5Iks ollie. b,
-. #z#.. HEAj I JET
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23
tlarhsTiIIe= Female #IRslilaIc.

eaIIon vii Do taugllt in ihe
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

pup, uihIs place, on the morning Of the 23l
of February Of npgp.ayy, llr,H kFlLY. iu the
2jtl year OF bis nga The deceased was uaiiyr
Of Limerick, Ireland but, ior,hc last two years, a
resident Of this place
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-12

Let France observe the workings Oifeder'
alsm in America. The most complete ma .
tional unity is there preserved as regards
foreign nations; complete uniformity of ac-
ton in al! respects essential TO national life
while at the same time, tho cStmable habit
of self government is created and retained
aud the power OF adapting local institution to
local wants exercised So fully, that no Amer.
lean citizen has To complain that the interests
OF his locality suffer by the distance or neg
lect Of the legislative centre. The German
in Pennsylvania, the fIcnchman in Louis.
lana, the Spaniard in Florida, had no need
when they came to participate ia the adj
vantageS belonging to the great American
Union, of sacrificing one iota of the loca
institutions to which they were attached
So wonderful, elastic and expansive is thi,
principle of Government, that tie clltir,
american continent might as IL appears II
as, be absorbed in 0Hc rdSt federation, trih
bm hHle mCOurclince or danger resulting
from its ertcnt and diversity q chdrdctGiSt.
les London Times.