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Washington telegraph., 1848-11-29
MATRIMONY

There viii be a great deal OF marrying
aud giving IN marriage tins fall. Indeed
The happy pasume has already become q
sennus one-in extent onlv. We advise
both sexes to be on the alcrl-iur ilsi ns
eerlain as a snuller OF a candle. an the
girls orall the men, we don't know which.
will be married aud ont OF the way before
the year is out, 4 war Of cxtcnnmatlun
ill q matchmaking sensc-is going ON,
aud loneliness be unto those who dS not
feel aud acknowledge It's influence. That
heads OF families are WIDE awake no one
can doubt who reads the following.
MI, Smilhson ian improvement on the
celebrated name oNSmilh) wished To take
Mis-. Brownly (anoiicr improvement to
the opera. lie had been on term, of
intimacy with the family for about Eve
years but never spoke OF love- on the
contrary he had frequently declared his
intention OF lcadlnga bachelor, llla. One
morning he put hi, hand to the hrIl.handle
aud was admitted.
Oh James, exclaimed Mis-. Jane.
where have You kept Your sci. 80 Ioug,
Tin, took Smllhsou n little uhach. ior
lac had spent the preceding evening with
the family Before he could answer
however James brother, and sister, laisAl
nctrn rnmuumbcD had gathered ahpt lin.
SmmoHIng all his courage, hc .oid:
/ have come 10 ask you-'
Nut here, Jancs--nnt uow-oh," :"
fhot is, siammrred Smilh-on, "if
your moi cngagcd---"
Ola wa,cr-quick %
What's that inquired her father
d" who says She, engaged
"l dlu'i mcau-" sand Smith.on
ia confusion.
"Ol course not, continued Nh Brown.
ly YOU couldn't suppose such thing
when you've AWAY. been our la,uuter
Then advancing nudtaking poor smith.
son by the hand, be said
Take her, my boy, She Is a good gld
and loves you TO distraction MAY you
both be as happy rs the days are long
Thcrcupou mother and children crowd.
dcd upon Smlthson aud wished him joy.
aud company'omlng in y. the moment,
Ihc affair was told to them ~ a profound
secret So Smlthson got a wife wilhUW
popping the question, and almost before
ho knew IL himself But wc cauuothcIp
thinking he was hurried into malnmony.
PhHadelPhia Cuy Hcm
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-29

MGAcuLors E,cApE.--Ne have al.
ready noticed the case Of man i'm Yer
mon, who had an IRON bar driven through
his head, aud yet was not killed. Tie
following from the Boston Post, couoho.
rates the story and furnishes some adli.
Jioual particulars Of this remarkable ease.
By the explosion Of a charge in the
rock, an IRON bar two feet nine inches in
length, aud IL inch ia diameter, NOT in
circumference, rs some OF the paper, had
li, was forced quite thr0gh his head, and
passing upward considerable way, fell
ou SPOT whore 10 was picked up the nest
day Striking. him ON the face. iusi De-.
low thrchpuA bone, itiomgd i.olf through
ihp -aull uan- the ,npoi h- head. passing
directly through what cmuiuiogis'- call
the organ OF yynewuon, Wien picked
mp 20 was found 10 ho actually creased
with the mattcroi the hnm Mr. Gage.
upon meeting with the accident, got miu
% cart aud rode home, itst telling q mm
who was at work with him 10 ba there
tha nest day as be- should De there! Ar-
rived 90. the house, he walked mp one
Gghi of stairs To hi. chamber Word
was instantly sent to his mother, who
lived thirty miles oi in New Hampshire,
e- uunuly imagined Ao could live after
what had b.iuiIru him. The Physicians.
ou dressing thewound, found lhc fractures
Of the skull TO be fearful The wound
blel freely, which tended to prevent ID.
flamuliou, and portions OF the substance
Of the bmiu, iulrrmiyod with blood, kept
falling into the throat, causing vomiting
Mr Gage is uu unmarried man, souc
Nrcuty-.Ix of thirty years of ace. What
J., very remarkable is That hc has been
able TO converse ever since hi- occideut,
and ha- u great part retained bis reason
He desired 10 have his mother sent for
As She came, having been told what had
happened SIN, had not the least cxpac'a-
ton OF finding him alive The case b.
probably the most remarkable one on re-.
cord,
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-29

TwrNrY Mus AZ llorH.-Thc n. Y.
Herald says IL Is understood that match
against time has been entered into by
tn owner ol tha irouIng horse Trustee.
The distance is twenty niles, and the
time allowed for the completion oI the
task is one boar No horse, either in
tins or any othercomtry. has ever Jfo'icd
Nlnty 0Iles within the hour aud 1T
accomplished IN this instance viii stamp
Trustee a.. being one OF tha best horses
Of the day. The stakes are Sl,5OO.
LEGAL LAGoUs.-A writer in the Wing
Review tells an anccdote of lawyer,
who CHARGED his client among other
items, "tor raLtag IN tbr nett and
thinking of his business"
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-29

RArs,-I'hc oil Of rholium aud oil of
aulsc, are some times used to attract rat.
Professional ral catcher. in England am.
p.ey these substances ia cnurlgg rats 20
their traps, Dr. j. v G.. Smith OF Bos.
toni lately stated at one Of the agdcultu.
ul meetings, that he had tried an-e alone.
aud that the Hl- came forward immpdi.
otrIy while hc was present lie stated
also, Chat ground plaster or gypsum mixed
with Dry neal viii be eaten by rat, and
thar it will SCI IN the stomach and Kill
them,
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-29
UPHOLSTERY ARTICLES,
no. 20 CAMP sFRET7'
Ne,na f1risan1

no. 20 CAMP STREET,
NrDs soritanL
rENuG subscriber has on hand a large AM ,r,a
\ rfal ,s,1dmrni Of almos, every anids in
90 Upholstery way, which, on accouni o. the
advanced stale Of hr sra-on be oilers at very ltw
pncrs. Among tho Goods on hand, ha would
euumcrllc
CURTAIN STUFFS.
SILK, woi,led aud cotton Dnnasks, tFrsuci spS
EagiisL3
bobnrl and muslin white curtains;
plain aud figured musiins, &c.
CORNlCE, POLES, BANDS. g..
Wooden, bu,s, aud yei,-. rouice,
b0tss aud wooden poles:
'pulp," "acofu," "poIba," "urm," and vs''d,
ul other curtain binds and pms
TRANSPARENT WINDOW.SHAnEs
The stock of ,l.. ariclc is Ms fall and u u,
htud,umo patterns, is can BE- found any wh'Ie-
umous which, arc Srrpuic, Chinese, aud ail-l
scaur', large Goihic., Ne
MrSQuHO BARS AND MEETINGS
English bobinrli muslin, linen musqui,o blrs pad
MEETINGS, 10 great variety hnd quantity
FEATHERS, CURLED HAIR. &c:
rpuihcn u Io.. OF from pound to 100 Pnondsj
uuu rurrj hl'r OF various q1altrs
10 ether 81 wt,i mailing, oil cloth, curprls rfFs
mats. Table ud clolh.. wali piprr, "a large aai
liud,omr a..ormrn1l cords and tus.rf, ',nie,,
gmp. lrc hoim papers; cotton, worslcd, lniI
and silk bordering. ond bndingl, har.clolh wn-
duw napcfs ffrdy mair hiif or moss mlilrtsaci,
bed iiritura, sc, &c
Galvanized fpnug mattresses n,adr tu order
and Upholstery wofs executed with dsspilet
JOSEPH ErfEk
mty 1929
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-29
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
JOSEPH Il. PALMER,

Wholesale 'Dca,or In staple Dry Goo,s.
No. Sc Gravier Street, New Orleans.
n AXES pleasure in announcing to merchants
| traders und families that his spring and tnm.
mer sSnk ui Dry Cools ia hrgrr and contains
rrc,tor varrly thau eyer before offered, and at
greatly reduced prices, by the piece or packase.
J. H. PALMER.
ely i6 G.oy.'r street New Ofss-s
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-29
WALL PAPERS,,

No. ~ tainp stFcct, New orleans.
III. advertiser has always on hand woll
: assorted Stock Of
FRENCH PAPER-HINGISGs,
will suitable DosnEm>Gs iof saeIl--amang sheh
ate
Gold aud Velvet Papers and Blfdrfs,
Gold pfreu and BORDERS;
seent raprr., dauh'e aud single width
Bed Tor Papers aud liorders, do;
satin, lngIag.d, and Common Papers
NBduw riprr 2 feet wide;
leurd Srrscu faprrs aud lIordrn;
which hv i selling as iow as FrcHrh Pape.s eth
be- sold in Nrw Orleans lie has also ANraIcaS
PArrB., wheh be offers ioiccr than they eau he
purchased ,ssw.rfr'
Gail in--lrsrn prcrs, aud buy Il they suit YOU;
4 not, there is "gotlnng charged tot a show
lfPap ~ hung w Orirr. and warranted &, yfA'g
JOSEPH ETrER. 90 Canis.s
may 1922
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-29

The British Government lns requested
ours to remove the wreck OF Che Missom,
from the bay at Gibraltar 1t lies in the
way OF vessels visiting that port Will
tine usual Constitutional objections in
quires an exchange, against improving
the rivers aud hnrbors, be raised against
the request Rcre,lio
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-29
Paul aulanc a Co,
lG cuAnTnu rHFEr

To GiAnlnfH alNilIf
NrW uuIrANs.
,,FfERS at Whoieslis or Riah. Tor cash OF
Upps1vcd paper, a lAfgr assortment Of
& 10 r n / " G..
a. composition !, the lir OF business We n'''
,aycr. to ''drop IA" before they make AIi 'hr'f
tu.flas"s.
May lU.bm,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-21

ueien2e snlrcn'sr1i !nseeshc. lie vas taken and
cFeyei o. he Ike-si. u-c were, hy The apr eaten
o. o.. rprop-aic rcifrrlvc De was restored @ con-
sc1raress au- fund Mt 1 ho vc-v seriously Injured
NJ. ckersc1 c1r aei'el o. leap irom window in
ne second story in him-sf from ne r4nes, and u
th- f bis ankle vas bad srrarcl. NJ N-kerson i1--
rty a q hs stock u g0o.s llsur4ac, understand,
O. IRE amount of 600. NJ Cswiu 0si ~. s-ocklll
Insured. Mr j. Taylor lost bis entire stock o. g0cc-
res. Insured Tor $1,000 Nr. "a. D. smith, hardware
merchant. .os- hs tire stock rot insured. we hsar
Mr. =. W.or IN whose b-lng the tre originated, lost
nearly bis entire stock RI furniture including number of
be- .ufsi and a arge igt oi lu.er. Not insured
Hesirs. Lamb 4 Skinner. Of the " j. House, saved
much Of their furniture. Insured, hear, 1900 Cn
house and goods. O. G. Hcrsll 5sTbcrsh0p. loss 10 iur
ntgTe not very considerable. NJ Insurance, We believe
faftor.en's gr1ctry-t1e goods were mostly saved
We have not leaned whether there any Insurance on
either house stock NJ. DrowEsh ED the south size
OF Lake 81 saved mot Of BIS stock Of clothing No inslr
that we know II. Mrs Daniels milncr, lost some
Of her goods and the principal part Of her furniture 10
Insurance. Mr. H. Galey, glove ant mit.e1 factory 1.
truth Of the hearssy No Insurance that learn o.
PhO C. Sheldon grocer lost the greater part o. his STOCK
Of groceries The building belonged e. IT H. Maze. We
have not heard Of any insurance either buildings or
groceries German grocery and sh0e shop wcr. aso
destroyed, but We can learn no particulars IS 20 Tie
amount u loss insurance. Nj II. Cook chair maker.
lost 500 IN sock. No insurance.
The Gre supposed 10 have been SCI ia Wer cabinet
shop lncendary, and strong suspicion s directed %
man formerly In the employ Of M W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-21
SUPPLEMENT TO THE
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
~ see Daily Tribune of This Day
the City As-es.ment Advertisement.
Wednesday a, The capl.ol-col. Webb. &C.

Editorial COuss~ sdencc
AsHIScTos, "Wednesday Jan 10.
The House h.s sen quite lively today The
ps dem, Az. a! Message vas still the theme,
AZ fr.Tt xot n. II. opened the ball with good
speo IN 5kl voice against the War aud It's aa-
,Sor followed by one la defence Of both BY MT.
yIssso q Baltimore aud this by capital, telling
bsrsngae ff,sn Mr.. ToMFKiss. the Wing from Mis-
saippL Who showed Mr. Polk in Congress tax
Dg exactly opposite ground from t6at be main
.ains ia his recent Special Message aud insisting
twenty years ago. that the House have p right 70
ssl on the PfcsiJeat for any Information 10 his
pow er AM that he IS t0uHd ~ furnish it, This IS
bat one Of several steng points made by him ia a
speech which repeatedly overruled the dignity Of
be Hoasc and brought down roar Of applause.
BE was repeatedly interrupted by Mr. HoUsros Of
Ala aud finally refused % give way to inteuup-
sons which excited some i'll feeling. When he
al closed, Mr. HALL Of No. obtained the h3or
I'D vas speaking at 4 O'Clock, when most Of the
ongrcgaton adjourned to dinner
IL the Senate Mr.. FooTE the new infusion from
Mississippi, made himself ridiculous for three NOR
Ia hours, emptying the seats and galleries, and
'7aotng about all the poetry he could think Of hunt
OK il from volume 70 volume with difficulty aud
,ssding it badly. The dnfl Of his argument went
. prove that We ought b serve the MexicaDs As
ne children OF Israel did the CansaDites. His
,sotations from Shakespeare Moses, Byron, ST.
fsal. &c. would have been interesting if well han
9ed lie is b 20 on again 70 morrow IL quorum
AZ be forced % submit 10 the infection. ! think
aey ought % do II when a man talks for hours Of
rery thing that runs in his head, he will be likely
b say something in time though he Is a donkey.
Il see that the Courier and enquirer Of yester
10y is talking quite in character about the Editor
h The Tribune with reference to some article
.eyer saw TIL twentyfour hours after its publica
ION. Tue only point in this diatrbe which seems
b call for remark is this; The Courier insists that
every body must be aware that Mr.. CLAY cannot
,e chosen President and that Gen. TAILOR GER
siny wW be. and in the next breath represents
tat none but C6fcesoekers and erpedseHcy men are
opposing Gen. Taylor am puzzled TO say
Fbether the average logic Of the Courier is better
Q, worse than this. H.G.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-21
By Telegraph 10 The Tribune.
NETWORK LEGISLATURES.

SENATE.--.ALyASr, Jan. al P. NJ.
Toe judiciary COMMITTEES reported against sew
era petitious lor the repeal OF all License laws
The report was laid on the table.
They also reported against the bill making
words charging or imputios % any female iornica-
ton or adultery. actonAole Report laid on the IA
bic.
ASSEMBLY.
The bin for amending set calling the Brook
lyn Charter Convention. passed the House
Mr. BROOKS Of \. Y. presented memorial nom
tenants Of John Jacob Astor stephen Whitney
and others of commencement OF suits TO test tneir
title to lands in NewYork- Mr.. ROCKS sla not
approve of the memorial, bat as it came from re-
spectacle source. he felt bound % present II
Mr.. FISK moved to lay the memorial on the table
which was lost and it was referred u the Memo
rial Committee.
The House is in debate On the Niagara County
Election case.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-21
CITY ITEMS.
TUESDAY, Jan. 20.

TUESDAY, Jan. 70.
C,sr oy MADAME REsIELL.--rhc Supreme
c, ,,i. crroen rendered decision Ia this over
ap. the OBI cions snd sfnmirg the Judgment Of no
cu,, q, sessions. Mr Brady save notice Of nienton to
cary the case TO the Court OF Appeals and obtained
ssy Of proceedings for Is hours.
r. The Deaiscle Setneilp9s, says that SIX Of
n J',,i,s expelled nom switzerland arc now In this
City.
~ We arc Informed that Rev. n. H. Chapin
Bcstcn has been invited to become me Pastor Of 'he
nz.bh st. Unysrsas. Society In his city, at yearly
-riary Of - 600. AMI viii probably accept
- The steamer New. York. on leaving Stoning-
Ia To- New.York or Tuesday night. got aground OF that
s.e snd MAS in that situation about three hours The
Nsss,ebusetis Also got aground ana remained whes the
Newly VII Ie would SET of IS sooa As INC uae rose
Tqk OPERA IN BOSrON.--As we expected, Mad
sro B,cacc snt continues successful 20 Boston, aui me
sarnss OF that city the New-forkers o Peedeo
Aai Injustice with regsrd 10 her No charge eoull %
ncfe anf0undOl. Tho pablo generally, ARD inc s'Ns,
~c.e more than kindly disposed toward her aio ms.
without Suy ex,ravaSant expectations we never NHs"
in WI Cd there was 80 fair en- opportunity 70 SnsHv
r ant She has our best wishes and We rt'ce
hat hc has found an audience 10 whose taste ho- powers
w suited AMI hope that she may remain whore ,he Is 50
thoroughly appreciated lCouFi.r Enquirer
THgowN YRoN CARRlAGE.--A spirited horse
Nth sulky attached. while proceeding along Eoonirg
.ae koad Yesterday became upmaragcs6e. and started
a A. ian sYoei, throwing tho driver Of ihcsuky
sth into the road By which occurrence he vas
ss,y severely itlufea.
ENTRY THEfT.-The house OF Mr. +. A. Strong
Isl FOlrh.st was entered shout o'clock last evening
b. ne.us Of false key and coats &c worth So, sicea
Ron ne hall.
PoLIcE-Oihcer Casey last evening arrested
Heary Iyor ON charge Of having forged letters. sc.
thsre0y osinng $lt2 from issdcre Raphael oic5 pearst
Comfrlgiea Tor examination. Thomas Nicholson
taken into custody charge Of stealing SIS g nom
IN IieSson OF the Hamburg HOuss corner Of Liberty
and Washington Onoer Sears Of the Eighth wsri.
AsI evening" arrested man ca1e himself James Turner,
On charge v obtaining sunirf riices ~ rs q Use
usieLels.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-21

DEAN or WING MgMBERof COSGREss.--ion.
JoHS W. HoRsBEcK, Wing Member Of Congress
from the Sixth District OF Pennsylvania whose
illness We have already noticed died at his resi-
dence in Allentown Pa. on Sunday evening last
The following is extract from an obituary notice
ia the AUeatoloA D6mocrot tWhigl
Fes II any. IN our community were 50 universally
u,eemed Indeed il was impossible TO know hlm-his
moral ceaIsgc, his unbcnding iu.csity and his warm
isart without loving and admIing him and when 70 ms
honorable though brief personal and professional career
We add the calm re- nation with which he bowed 70 the
E Of Providence. aud one by ono, The pleasures
and uorors Of this word nit away before him All nus
le that losing him space has boon ie IN society mere
aA Will no. easily be allied as he filed H.
member Of the present Congress, he, though mnen m
scd LEFT home for the Seat Of Government early IN
u season. with an anxious desire 10 be al his post ana
e PERHAPS that the midness Of the climate Wouo re-
No. his health and enable him to discharge ms daty
Ms hope was vain his dsoa has ms
l ac, eleracd b. this very journey lew WeeAs Ako
hreurned; for time he better, aud hopes began
syye In The breasts Of his friends how soon 10
X .estroyod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-21
Meeting of the Farmers' club.

Eepubcdnis1 and Royahy and 0sir Care ofs Tiai Inter-
ss coqtrasfd- Csna4 icafioa from m. Wllias0H q
tle Dgcssss Institute Elimination q ne Benefit f Agrf
cultural EiiodfiOaNOf agricultural Scho0 l.r o.
NeC York SfqteLtteT from JUDY TSmy-Perreciior -
.Nr AHdsrs0R's Hemp AMI Far Brais; 81 Dc ors oper-
ohsn EJc,ieHf Qa0lsy o. he Fabrci produced b. IA
Chimes Production, and n5 Ci,s-P0TiHg, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-21

W,sfIISGroN's BsADeUARrERs FOR SAIE.-lh
..e Sewhureh paper appears am advertisement Offering
4. ,sva,e s,lo cheap" the celebrated and valuable
,,os.,., known - wAsaINsros's Headquarters.
arhc 10, contains about three acres and Ia Of the
h.nas,u,sst lawns in the village commanding view OF
De Hudson from West Point 10 Dams amer On TINS lot
/, ne ola stone House" occupied IN lIs2-S oy Gen.
V,hio,,n As location for boarding house or sum
ner e,rest IL IS said the spot cannot be surpassed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-21

FLoRIDA.-The Legislature adjourned sine d'e
q the stb inst Its proceedings were mainly OF
ocal character. Certain important measures Tor
he Improvement of Common Schools were deieat'
Cd bv a disagreement between the two Houses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-21
Indiana,

The Wings Of Indiana held their State Conven.
bon At Indianapolis, on the 9Th inst. By letter
the CucinHoii GGsettc, we learn that more har
nony he's seldom existed in n similar sssemblsge
he resolutions are Of the true Wing school and
hedging the unanimous support Of the party TO the
soniuee OF the National Convention. No express
fon wasnade in favor Of either OF the distinguished
men who are before the people Of this country for
the Presidency, aud oil appeared willing to sacri
fec their personal preferences, and their opinions
Of availability 20 the common good.
The Convention appointed five delegates from
each Congressional District aud two from the State
ularge, 10 the National Convention. The follow
ne named gentlemen wero also selected as the
whig Electoral Ticket
s,ns,oriol Esc,orS-Joscph G.. Marshall Of jefferson
County Godlove = Orth Of rippccanoe
Dist Disi,fc' El,ciors.
!. John Pitcher. Posey. 9. H. IL. Eossoau. Green.
T. John : Davis Floyd. 2. David Kigorc, Deiawr r..
!. Milton Srceg. Dearborn. .. J. = snt, Chuton.
1. D. r. Holloway. Wayne. Q. ID j. Pratt, Cess.
5. Thos WelpUe, Hsuck. 10. Ell. NJ Gaushey, Pm AZ
t1@ Hon. CHARLKs ALLEN Of Worcester has
declined to accept the Office Of Judge OF the Su-
peme Court Of Massachusetts. Hon Richard
Fletcher had previously refused to take the same
caice Massachusetts has plenty Of men qualified
kr this important post but few if any superior to
MesMs Fletcher and Allen. 1t is something un.
usual for an office OF 40 much honor 10 go begging.
II the Old Bay State really can { get one OF her
own citizens to accept, we think We can warrant
Der plenty Of men in New York who can be had
br the asking.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-21

~ The steamer New.York onleaving Stoning
Ia r NewYork or Tuesday night, got asroand Oh that
seO and IN that situation aoou' tIee nouts. iae
Nsss.rhue,ts slso GOT aground ana remained whes the
Ssw-Yogk le ba. would SET of sooa As the tide rose
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-21

~ We arc Informed that Rev. 4 II. ChaPm
Boston has been invited to become ne Pastor Of ;he
uz.,h St, Unisersals. Society In his city, AT yearly
ssar, Of s. 600 AMI Will probably accept.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-21

r. The Deaiscle Sctnellp9st says that SIX Of
he Jssai,s expelled nom Switzerland arc now in this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-21

Thrown YRoN A CARRlAGE.-A spirited horse
Nth s1lky attached. While proceeding along Hoonipg
.ae koad Yesterday became uDmaragcsbe. and started
q ~ ian sYeed, throwing the driver out Of theesuhy
violence the road By which occurrence he
~, s..re-.Ir lr...
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-21

Entry THsfT.-The house of Mr. +. A. Strong
Isl FOlrh.st was entered shout o'clock last evening
b ne.us Of false Key and coats &c worth So, slcca
t9ul ne hall.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-23
SIDE WALKS.

BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of
Slectmen of the Town Of Baton Rouge, that
all persons owning property on either side Of
Florida and Convention streets. from LaIayet-
te to Main street, and on Laurel street, be and
they are hereby required to make their side
walks ia front thereof eleven feet wide (from
the surveyed line of the property to The out
side of tho crub) the said sidewalk to be made
of good whole brick within sixty days from
the first publication Of this ordinance.
BE il ordained, &C., that all persons own
ing property on either side Of Lafayette street,
from North 10 Convention street, be and they
are here by required to make their sidewalks
in front thereoften fest wide, (from tie sur
veyed line of the property TO the outside of
the crub1 the said side wa Tx to be m4de of
good whole brick, within sixty days Of the first
publication If this ordinance.
Be Il ordained, sc, that all trees more than
ten, aud less than eight feet on Lafayette
street from Convention to North street, be
cut down within sixty days of the first pub
~lication of this ordinance, and all sidewalks
within the same limits less than eight feet,
shall he made ten feet, and all above ten feet
shall be cut down to that size within sixty
days from the first publication OF this ordlnan-
&C.
All persons refusing or neglecting to comply
with the foregoing ordinances, shall be fined
10 a sum not exceeding fifty dollars for each
offence. H. l.. WOLFE, Secretary.
Sep. 6-23. A true copy on record.