Democratic banner., 1848-02-28
Singular IA .sag1-IIen.A3b Il

residing ina Southern State, i@ashregular
corr espondent Of q certain peFqdical IN
New York, which periodical was chiefly
edited blythe dauglitst of thd PiIdpiietdraN
In process of tims TIE gentleman and lady
alluded to becane e nrssty, well iaeqsayttd
with e~acIrOther and correspondent q frisn-,
Idly manner. The former, to maks,sa long;
stery short, felI.in love 5witidhe As4yetinnri
seen lady, and offered her his hasd!nfnar7:
Iriage.3 After mature delibeE stios, aise laye
was accepted. dis next step was To- visit
New York, whers, he kept himself soats Of
the way ef.his intehded wifeis though beth
parties were making arrangements 5ehthsisi
union. Ths'day was fixed, alss the rbputn
and the friendscofthe lady wsEsl ssssHSlsA
in heI fathers mansiens and she, Nass qead9
to become a bride.l Atthis sthgsi esiitbe
Rrocsedings. a gsntlem AaEafaehk sRisseEG
ance, heraldsd by, his fcatd. He ,Sas
recognised as the future spp-ih-av7 saRA
husband, and was warmly lweleeHsa by all
present, the lady in the meanwhile stsadnS
among her friends completely veileds Che
clergyman row stepped forwaFd, and they
marriage ceremony was, PerfosnedIo them
it was that the husband frsttf4el bis eyess
upon the eyes and countenanoe Of his qwisI
.-.,t.tYmi I+5-- ms hcoq : sGi
Distinguished .Arr,paht-Gsn. Brookes
who oficiatedi as president Of the 'Fremnnt
court martial, Major Eaton. aid ito tGsnI
Taylor, and Col. JossphP! Tayfor3 abrotha
er, Of the General, arrived inithe 'jcity2 this
morning from Washington, MajeralEateH
proceeded south to-day. :, Gen. Brooke rsA
mains here a few days, and Colonel HFagfos
probably for some months The decision aF
the court m~artial is not yet pubiishsd@
Gin. ChFen, Feb. Isi.E - azSw 1goy gnt
81 !14tn 81 iaA--: hts A@22gj Sad
YALE CoLLEeE" o urkaoE.&Fhs New
Haven srandjury has found two bilsi 6fiHs
dictmeht against:N athanE wihgyoF Tthhsss
see, for assaaltihg aid attempting" toE Xiii
tutors Emerson and Goodrich, ofYals Cop
lege. No bill wasifoand against Alex. iMi
Tower, who belongs in Philadelphia! ss7Iss
-~.la.s2 81 g. i4LML.E rs liza eg ,eaHei
F.. To Kenmore Grease Spota-Make aqsHfH
paste offlonr and water, and lay 1t 1oni 1Hg
furnished places. II should remain stuff!
ciently long to become psrfectlydfy, %sfhehf
upon brushing it off With a stiff bfdsh; the
spot will have disappeared. If any ren,aihs
of it are observable, the operation iaouM
be repeated. This is a very cifespssandr
efioacious method Of removing blemishes
from clothes that hate "bscoms is6Hed..Gs
The oily substance which al cdmaIatesn s6
~abundahtly on the eolIarsTof coats and othi'
er garments, in consequences Of the olaasa-
tionsquaiity OF the hair, may be removed
By this means, and the cloth reindG1sf
with ell its primitive brilliancy and 'fgBsi?
We have tried many experiments for efei
moving grease spots from WobAEegS9'B ar
none so expeditions and successful as the d
bove, .f' III" 81 ;jnII. hr"g .cgtoE-
g. g. Al-M; re s;'EoGo-4
PARDON NJ Observation-Disclosures
Young, OF New York, has Pardohed, DUR
ing the year he has been in Office, one huna
dred and t~weity-foGr convicta ana Conn
muted the sentences Of FIVE mnardd.ersgosq
g.. % - IS .zan Jfsiit 4visa
We copy the followingfr from the Cintin1
natl Merchants Exchange ReporseT:t"'pi
Tie number o fhoss now packed here IS
100000! The packing has not yet quite
ceased, and the probability is thattf}e NUM-
Der will be even greater than That. There,
is reason to believe that in threee-fpurtt,s. Of.
the country towns the number packed q
also greatly Increased. The great cause,
CT this is doubtless the quality Of Indian
Corn, and the condition of the Corn Mar
ket. A large crop, and the CESSATION to
a great extent, of the Foreign Export ara
the great causes of the incre asse OF fatted'
If this state of things continues; the
of hogs for market win Be large for
r. Cd. F..rf'r maze = 10 p Z .tfFl