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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-03
PORTABLE IRON HOUSES FOR CALIFORNIA.

PORTABLE IRON HOUSES FOR CALIFORNIA
Gavsna Iron Ho.ses oonsru ted BY for California
bavsg met with much Apr val cali
the attention Of those going Cali
them TIE iron grooved such manner pars the
house eof and sid, glide
up N LEES than day They cheaper than proof
Sse can be hpped in boxes feet long and
6nchs deep tbs fsht which would be S4 70 san
Francisco There will ao removing from one
part ,he country to another 4. the house hours b
Of the above nze be PETER NAYLOR Is Stone s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-03
IRON SAFE WAREHOUSE

Nos. 1877 ANs l39 WArER SrRkrr
SILAS G. HERRING,
nEALER IN ALL KINDS OF IhON sAFiS AND MONEY
der Safe
part for the real s than one hall
Nrst cost rIaIas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-03
CLlREHUGH'S VENTlLATfNG OK Cos
sAMER WIGS. SCALPS, AND LADIES

CLlREHUGH'S VEN lila No Oh GUS
sAMER WIGS. SCALPS AND LADIES
DRESSES,
CTAED pre- eminent ohovc all Others the world An exsm
- Iti will is cot steal boast Tter peculiar
beht ohsrscteT; cir being shaped sod
ad head esscy tie patura hair grows eyery hair
tsy, Issuing ON the skn their elasticity
sup.y Of s'era embarrassing their sy OF finish and
psem, form binsuon OF improvements
Judges have pronounced them Perfect Heads
ofEnr
sreer invited to in pec em whether IRON curiosity
VI IN Intention t. pnrchafe. Prices moderate
ria 1873 l7e r"ad1ay up stairs oppotto Howard Hotel
TO A DISCERNING PUBLIC.
" You WANT rHE ORIGfSAL AND Only GfwuINK
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTION,
AVOID
IMPOslTIONs AND CoUNTEREEIrS,
PRopRIFToR's ONLY DEpoT. 4l5 BRoADwAY,
Corner If Li,penard Street
II. DALEY,
Inventor sud Sole Proprietor D. ley's Ms,Issl
PAIN Ertnctor nh IS ISL
DR. ISAAC &. SMiCH'S
PATENT FAMILY MEDICINES.
fthe underlined no nnsctured tem for him twelve
MRS WOODRUFF,
nz-2t ~ West Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-03

SEELEY'S PATENT LIFE-PRESERVlNG
Fl AaAoCk BED AND RArr-!his invention has now bsen
pave IN the igssss terms being the bet Life
reseives ever on The pAense has
whe may she An e,est in the AID we feel asu,ed
whoever be travelling either overland by water 10 s
fSrria OF would mos be wnns without
trouble to cs and them 49, ia ana 2SS bosdway:
los Nassau sreet 81 Fulton 80 Maiden lane s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-03
NAG'S HEAD HOTEL,

No Barclay Street, Ne,u York.
RUSSELL BEG TO Inform bis friends and the public 90
nersy he purchased the above vol house,
onduoed maly years BY Mr. Jas b. raes) and hopes ~
attention business to merit continuance OF the
r mage his psf ecessor.
The viii constantly supped with superior Old and
New AIer, " inca Liquors. and Segafs
Lodging In clean ard comfortable beds. ap3@ts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-03
10000 WINDOW SHADES.

10000 WINDOW SHADES
WINDOh SHADES Manufactured and sold in every variety
w u ttys AID pattern and u The
cur, adhere In any climate BY KGLTY ak ~ exodus We
Window shade annactsrrs and dealers 1871 Chatham
New yh hs!ohscis and others wanting ehadss ateria
r ahing hangAs Shades Hnd largest best and
aTett assortment n tho United btates ~ sbove
Iall and Ausy yoursslvsA mhl3lSts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-03

TO OVERS AND BLOCK PRINTERS.
DRY EXTRACT OF ANNATrO.
DREPARED by HUGH WARDELL. Mauufao turins Chomiss
North shore staten leland This unique arstion
times the strength OF tho best Para always
reiec giving parties using and s ples
sent suitousy TO part Of the Union. directing s
ufao
Agents for New YORK; n. WARD CO.. s. Maiden lana.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-03

ANGLERS ALMANAC FOR l849.
"A srAsos containing times Of tdsa where s
Titles Of ngng &c Also full Of asoks and Line
Of all descriptions, for sale by JOHN J. BkON co,
mb27 lSs AT the Ar glers Depot los rulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-03
STANDARD DISTINGUISHING l849
rAhY 90 will easr their style ensuing season for
IL inspection ard delivery. March u.
A

Il season
GENUINE BEAVER HATS.
il: ;ss % sy ' a ~
taste t. the habit. aud vaps Of their customers
sn; s',ss
present. in character as ell wish the taste Of their Gus
ton with their house with whose Esnssmany
LE.RY Co.'S FINE MoLEsKIN SILK HAT,
T. % an, md 'Ia.s I'll he
FOUR DOLLARS EACH.
:,;,ss
sarsD lie .,us :: anticipated Sy Sant than
a% 10 '''' Hss and A.Sr as.:s New York.
SpklNo FASHION 1919 NOW READY-USsUapAsssp
: 70 ;ss .ss sss S Canal
NIB IS lst
CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE.
WE are new ready with lae and elegant stock of Fashion
sou win So offered At such prices
induce those who may avor with call u make their
Our ,rss full - per cent lover those time house,.
mh2o'm ~ and 30 John St. cor Nassau.
CAsr OFF CLOTHING AND rUaNIrU sE.-LADIssANp
AMIR for the iSons So' shs
ios Once who will attend ~ their resdenos Ladies attended
apsits j. LEvENsTYN. ls Broadway, up stain.
To TAILORS, DEALERS IN CLOTH, &c.
Fl ENkr kthhx BEos LEAyE 10 ANNoUNCE TO THE
ton Of Cloths DOs:an as,ins,s vsssoss
Tr nnrs so which Ls Offers for the xes
ron CASH or APPROVED NOTES.
Country bu, particularly, would DO to examine his
%h y T:' h'Ps ID: 81 alS MY,
TO OVERS AND BLOCK PRINTERS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-03
NOT GONE TO CALIFORNIA

NOT GONE To CALIFUKNIA.
NAME dmar to ours having appeared in list Of Califor
"A na passenger few weeks has led
friends guPpore that had the Pacific coast This
not the n removed from No. 22 Fulton the rst
Fetuar and prepared with assortment sinx
Tackle at wholesale AID RETAIL at No. los Fulton
mbN list JOuN ]. BROKN 4 CO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-03
CALIFORNIA FORGI

CALIFORNIA FORCES
HB subser csls the esuon associations
going to California TO QusaLs and
Jewes Forge aod Bellows ened for smeas assay
ipe be uted out DOOR without
rain. They eomp,et and been yer and
pronounced the best in market Sold wholesale
r. FLAGLg9. Sole Nanufaoturer.
spite iii water strest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-03

&E OOO-COUNrRY MERCHANTS AND ALL
WOsOOO others informed that the subscriber 70
moved to The spacious No as GREErwcH SrREEr
wh he will 81 al mss b prepared to ths public with
os1si in this eiv 81: stock embrace. every
Ae for OIL oamphins. spirit end phosgsns gss Ase asst
nslt II Table and ether Cusrv, 0aeass "a OIL Camphfn
Hpt Phosssxs oaA Lsmp Wiek Ia Purchasers 40 In
visst = san bsfeRs nahh their sslectona
No Hs Greenwich, between warrea and CSam bar, .ta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-03

OFFICES AND LOFTS TO LET.
Two LARGE OFFICES, AND TWO HANDSOME LORTD,
sGhy-e.ght feet deep and oecd, to let In the fire
Proof store No ~ Gle street. 70 John street Apply TO
mb,Sfs r. SyENTON II John street stairs
vN1O FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET. WITH PARTIAL
i Board, IL deiieo Broadway, Union Park. FAINT
strictly private References unexoeponabe Apply At s2i
Broadway ap3-it&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-03

FOX ALL W hOM IL NRf COvLEhN
the undersigned without tho heststiou fse vaR
asserting that the gsAne articles inven
hse contain vsluab particular n cAoo
fIipsl ANTS, de and m alton of
the ala 10 Of sloIexr ptic have
bsn used W received essential
benefit from them. eoaysrs3 with asvs d.
tie perfect cubGs.scs la rhsu
naic tnJebops his is Likely rneunaam certainly
disas u tie tharaxrr and AZ Is
eoDuecsn with the Of the human
mAifebe tM'acy Of thcs er,icles Is Ahsuta
t>rin he rationale the benefit Chrses stH
aut.p'i have undsr my
otbeivhe our sd mus give nor NJ beisvay Toe
seioe OF fh}tilogJ has psaay mary sts
psned and too mod cal discoveries SNOWY the
strange AID irrpf'ap,. J Mack Hon A D.
Boston, ~ ls47.
PRicks or DR. chRisrik's eAIvANic cuKArfvxss,
Tts ,,.n. Ssi, $50. Three Dollar,
vsis'niv p'r,ttH... One dollar ssoh-
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
e- Beware Of siseitsrs ~srhess i'm TIE
rainc 81 the uerzcd boston Of tat sheet
AL orde Letters Rsrdns agencies busnsss with De.
| DC. MoRRHeAD d.
General Agent for he usiseA saSa
nAlSf~ IA brsaawaR New Tea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-03
]. REILLY,
~ CARMInE STREET, coRNER BEDToRp,

JOSEPH GlLLOTT'S STEEL PENS.
MaMttMtt1trs WarfhoXse, 81 Lohm IT. NesO York.
COMPLETE Assortment aEd large stock Of every kind OF
thoe yell Known and popular pens constantly on hand
with holders and the cheaper descriptions pens for
ale to the trade mhI3-St
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-08
CvY OF COIVMBVs Mssssppl sAvyRDAY sEpVEMBERs l8l0

And Po1z, too, was thine, whose bright deeds lave
place,
On his,ory's page tina, time ne'er can efisce
Whoyu,cd us in wisdom, and eirc,ed the name
o. n country beloved with the halo Of fame
VIZ guarded our rights with vigilsnt care,
r. SANDER unmoyed, and unshac ked by fear.
His deeds his best monument prove-and they live
Eushrned in a lustre no marble can give.
Twas meet that State which such cons had be-
slowed
On the nation, to serve and govern Tor good,
Should spun the strong chords the designing would
bind
In yenomous folds 10 eniettar the mind;
And nohy stand forth in defence Of the Gauss
O. justice and truth, equal rights-equal laws
Ana teach them that falsehood and fraud canno, be
The passport to trust with the pure and the free.
And others are with thee The word has gone forth
In the East and the West, and the South and the
North,
And proudly our banner is streaming on high,
Embazoned in glory and light from the sky.
ltTares Ger bold hearts all resolved TOR the right
j, waves DER strong hands all prepared for the light
And the spirit Of Justice will bear it sublime
Through the crushing Of worlds and the ruins Of
time,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-08
New series---yA. !, No. ".

done, Mrs. DOty,' sss she, do take anilher
Squirrel.
No, emmy more, ses the naryOus feminine with
the weak appetite.
We'll then aau,her bird, ses Mrs. Tut.
Not emmy, Ses Mrs. DO,y.
Shall help you to another piece OfPie, ssS
Miss Mat Caustic very perlte.
Thank you-yes = seS Mrs. Doiy.
Lord help the womanI' ses Miss Mai, lurnln
round to me. ! won't ask her emmy more, she'll
take the eholery!
When dinner was over we went to fshin agin,
but il looked like rain,so we all thought it best to
GO home. We hadn't more than started afore il
begun pourin down, and we got we, through and
through. The gentlemen, horisumeyer, didn't
seem to mind it rnuch-they was in dreadful high
spirits, and lated and talked, and tux everything
SO easy. didn't know what made EN- all 90
lively, but found out at last saw Mr.. Simp.
kins pull something out Of his pocket
what is that, Mr.. Smpkinsi' sesI.
Its a pocket pistol ses he.
A little while afterwards, saw Mr. Jones frin
the pocket pistol down bis throat.
Mr.. Simpkns, SEES T,'Mt. simpkins, Mr.. Jones
is shooin himself and when
A laundering peal at the bell arrested lhe old
lady's Gossip in few moments servant en-
tered the little back parlor and aunouneed-Mr
Jones --St. Louis RcwRlc.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-08
INDIANA ELECTIONS.

In the lIooser State the wings or Taylores
Gas they please TO style themselves in these parts)
have met Waterloo defeat. They have elected
one Whg, and he that iou-mouthed aholilion.an>
ti,war amt. Amcricon wing, Edward w. Me-
Gaughey while the democrats have elected e;gHs
sound abolition; and anti.iIeesoil democrats
and one iieeso democrat We will here re-
mark that the irce.aoi democrat was elected
over a wing, equally as rabld an abolitionist a.
Caleb b. Smith, the former representative of
the district
In the last Congress the delegation stood 4
Whirs and dnInncrhia.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-08
Important, II true!

We understand that vague d underlined rlmors
were circulating in this city last evening to tho
effect that large squadron had been suddenly
dispatched by the cabinet to Cuba growing out
Of circumstances connected with the abduction
of Rev, whether or not these rumors have any
foundation in fact, we have mol sufiicien, iuior,
nation to Justify US in expressing an opinion
Nor are wc prepared to say that the circen
stances attending the abduction Of Rey a-e of
such character as to call for such An imposing
and formidable warike demonstration By those
who were co camorous in their complaints against
Mr. Polk for sending Ger. Taylorto the Rio Grand
on his own recommendation. Ii such portentous
movement has been made by the government, 1t
may lead 10 the most serious consequences Wa
may be nearer war with Spain than any one
has dreamd Of or supposed possible. We "ai
anxously for further developments. We had
INDUCED the hope that The dispatches from our
consul 1t the Havana would have been promptly
laid before the country, We can however, in
advance say this, that the honor Of our country
must be maintained BY all legitimate means; that
if the sanctity OF our soil has been violated, ample
reparation must be promptly demanded; aud
that even ifwar results from the bllndero Of the
administration now in power, the democracy
OF this country will not be found among
! those who will embarass It's operations, or give
,'aid and comtort" 10 the enemy Union.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-08

and she boarded with me ia charge her double
price when she was sick, and shutup house when
She got well. Her husband was a good booking
man, and so good natured he swallered all her
iancies, and believed his wife was the sickesl.
7 deicatest feminine that ever was; sometimes
when some of the boarders kicked up a fuss or
got 10 argun prutty loud he'd cum and Ak EN-
very petite iftheyd please not to make such
noise. his wife's naryes was 50 easily afflicted
| 'spose every body has their hobbies which they
1 ride; young man who was one Of the four
great sons oflhe naryous lady, and his hobby
Such tales as he'd tell about Kentucky aud the
people that liv'd thar, and what he "a DONE alore
they cum to Missouri graciousl when he was
tslkiB shout goin fishin, he scd lha, alkin Of
fshin put him in mind Of the time him and two
others went fshin in the Lekin River, They
used up all their bait he scd, bu, that didn't make
any difference, Tor the water was 50 clear, they
could see the fishes sWimmin along close to the
steep banks; then he scd, that all ho had to do
was TO whistle. and when the fishes raised up
their heads 70 see what was going on, he'd drop
the hook down their threats an haul 'emup; now
did You eyer7 Mr.. SkinkIc sed that he'd seen
some very inventive gonuses aoro, hutilat, there
s '''.''' - 49, 80 - ',''" ''' '''
that he really believed
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was ,'''' 'i'PP!' MY al" ''', ''FI' ""' s'''
~,
wasn't boarder in the house that Mrs IIoppy
didn't have herpri,ate opinion about; but mislor.
tuaately, she always expressed her sentiments
tcouGdcndally5ou know to her feminine quain
tanccs and in a country boarding house, people
have n1thin else TO do but talk about each other.
It's wonderful how the country ar shafPens peo'
pie apPclItes toe scandal MIS-. Hoppy went
hoPpIn about irst to one ana thent the 'oheI' tel.
lin every thing she know (. an good deal more
II she'd been porter for newspaper she
couldn't have worked harder AFTER "ed started
on the road to the ------- fyer' she turned
and scd; SEES she, Mrs scrusgIns, where Is Mr..
L IlI Lei
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-08

Mat CausJ a.l.d and sed she lMow'd sum Peo-
pie she d.la' mcuiion names.) who had cnud
70 do ubiu care # themselves. and then arter
iakiu dea, Of trouble they didn't half do it,
Nh Green looked as Mr.. Scruggins used to say,
like poor boy at corn shuebin, he didn't have
nohin to say; bu, Miss Sally : ones fired up and
sed SEES She,
4 have obsarved in my intercourse with the
hoe ,oags that as class, they never tries 10 be
witty or sourcastie aiore company, and its my
'pujon that sch display is only worthy Of the
canal (eanaiIle.)
Good gracious see |, who ever heard tell
on canals bein sourcaslc ai0rello be sure
I've heard tell oftheir overhowin, but then 'twasnt
with wil--ivas with water, and awful muddy
water It was tool
'Wh tia, all on EN- aled, 'ccpt Miss Jones
she turned up her nose aud went to whisprin
to Mr. Green.
Well We went along right merrily cad didn't
meet with but one accident, aud that wasn't We.
~ bad one. Mr.. Simpl,ins was SO busy talkin
to, and lookin at, Miss Mat. Caustic, that he
wasutnotusin that the horses was urnin out Of
the road among the trees, and The first thing he
kloud, he limb Of tree upset him back
ward, RICH, on the top Of Mss Jones and Mr.
Green,
you ought to have heard Ni.. Jones scrcceh.
ia never have thought she'd make sch good use
Of her lungs. As for Mr.. Smpkins. he didn't
pretend to III uplhere he laid with hi, head down
and heels up, pulin on the rcins and hollern
Who'd whoar Every timo he'd say 'whoa,,
Mr.. Green would CRY git mi and ,wiXt the Two
the poor horses d dnt know whether to sop or 20
ahead.
mir Simpkine, scd Mr. Green forthe Lords
sake, eli up
WhoaI ses Mr., SimPlin', pulcn in despo'
rate way on the rens
'hr Simpkins say, Mr., Simpkinsl I'm moh.
erin! Git up
whoa a.aa-aow! ses Mr. Simpkns, and the
horses s'opi'
After the horses had sloPt Mr. S"ophn'
dIdn bno" no" to g't up--h's head was down
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-08
lltmCE8rd Bound.
A Salt River Lyric.

%, s.,.p.~....,.i
'''' '-'.' .''' ''--' e"..t 81" G9'l paf@ !e'
~ Fegair@
,tL ~ '.-l " lae breeze,
l rg5 'P,'o . a,s5ltga ana aeFr ere" a. their ease
.''''i' - ", W we N4ias q, lJr ilf
a. s zones N Ioe sP3f' 2. ~ 5eyeITy tiero,
I'1 1' =" ','' '-l'' al" a"aHens gov,
-'''- 'E'' p "'4' IF ..''4 w exile q Wo'
H. '','al'' = ''' "''"-l0@ 's 0oa's"a'h
,.u. f.t' 9.'''.''
ta.' slsi'' TO ''.' "I.' , fo'co anAa gill
w. l''' .'' 'E e'-' s.".'o"' h1|l's'
- ''l' oI' ..P' .' ,ls NoH"es' OF DAYS
~" q'"'"'f' 'o"'Hod'o0'l arg iieeiY leaGnet,
~, ~" WI. 'a.'s are :, al sFeag 70 'e A'oIhf %ini
" VIZ Nuo" f'y 'le coming whose rights TO ihis
.a1l,..-..--
y p''''' I'''~'i a"a ours at0 not
Sh., o q me %a'oi' our tf.ln vessel apeed',
~ 'ue vona'o's lIePaieu 'of he" ue'o'
Wbo,Ia. anu .1''le ~ ''e aus, u ,ne [lgn',
~, ''s'"s ''' ""'''' " oV'Po"efe0 y
lie, nag b51b ,l,o A. ,bo ooIo toor.bo-
Shakas1t. Gallant G,3, Io,sn i, o.,,.a,, t,o,,,
And th,f b5nnor ,,s eos;.,, al oorc KIN Xxx,
He sullied h., t,Isolo,l or lo,.,'r.I h. l'l-
WIN co li,,la daf,y fo,, tI,a ,;,I, rror hn '
", noarcr ana rcs,o, aIroa!, ,bs,ro.,,, ''''''
NVbo ara hound 70 b,, ro,,.o, ,ho rJa.o-r ,lo;.
homo
gafa hreftjoa ha. n,s.sl aip,e with ro,s,, o,4
glae '''' "''''
Ttor ssi,.J f,lIor i,,.. -, .r,,,.,,, ,,.u-.,.
,ro tho hara or oro,ni.o - ca ~. ao
"'' ''''''' ''' ''1'' '''ei o.diH'
~ Gu,
C,n /. ,ba, 'inb ~ aeo sooy anu SAL
ana saPnu'ous door Is borne . on the breeze
n''l u.s. 81 '.5ohg 'lat I,e"lPts w % Snee1e
whence comes w lis caused by the "6'h hgds
hey bear
and to which, Ike their "dlue la'r' they strictly
adhere
&c the PFesldents"Bay State, so famous IN song.
=,
nT,lIo"ly md moodly upward they go,
VIM truman ennth looking the image OF wo,
hs MS thoughts wander back to the time when HI.
skill
Could trick old Connection, quite to his will
His power has vanished, for true men are there,
Who hwart al HE schemes, from his arts turn away
"or value bis ".rank" at eight dollars day.
ana mere from the Hoosier State comes up throng
NJ Se.t river forests 10 wander among
And egion OF coons OF all sizes and sorts,
aIs otought IN their train to enyen their sports.
IS The very place for them--or coons OF all grade:
- tof years nave made famous the Salt river gladss
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-08
TENNESSEE ELECTl0Ns.
The following is the result Of tho recent co
gresslonal contest in Tennessee
KENTUCKY ELECTIONS.

The following is the result of the recent con.
grcssional contest in Kentucky In tho last
Congress the delegation stood wings and
democrats they now stand 5 to 5--showing q
democratic gain of one member
L u nistricf rnn Rnrh hnrr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-08

The Next CoSGREss.--The n. Y. Journal
ofCommerce sums up the members elected as
oil, viz: 100 Wings, lo3 Democrats giving
the ree.soilers to their respective parties. 1.-the
remaining 90 members come in as before, the
House will stand, Wings ll6, Democrats ITO.
But it is probable that the Democrats will gam
in Mississippi l, in Maryland orr; making u
probable that the House will be Democratic =
The handful OF free .soiors may hold the balance
OF power
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-10-17

Council have sen. down bill for coucur-
renee this bill will undoubtedly pass, as
since the Legislature has been in session,
the members have had an opportunity to
see to what extent in'empe rance and
gambling is carried on here. and as they
have cut the selling Or giving Of liquor
to the Indians short off, they feel bound
to check the next evil in the same ratio.
They have but four weeks longer to
SIT, unless from some source they can
got authority 10 continue the session.
there IS no danger Of this, and they will
probably adjourn with considerable bust
ness on their hands, or else, if finished,
badly botched. Yonrs,
WAFER.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-10-17
From TIE MINES

The following leaaef, published III The
Telegraph last week, IS ffom our former
citizen, J. NJ. Douglass, and contains in
few and forcible words the Impressions
and the opinions Of one who went to Ca
liiornia, rot TO engage in speculation, or
waste his time in idle dissipation, but to
get gold, and to gel it, too, by the rork of
his own hands. ~
1 Mr.. Douglass, is an ,enterprising, cor
rect business map, and one who will speak
the truth, even though it be necessary,
in 50 doing, TO acknowledge that favor
ite and promising scheme has proved d
failure. q