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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-01-10
Eala OR tlar S,I,.

A ball, gotten up principally as a ben
eft to the members of the Gen. Assem-
bly,, was given in the Capitol on Monday
evening, in honor of the memorable eighth
Of January. 1t is universally admitted
to have been, without exception, one Of
the most pleasant things of The kind ever
gotten up in this city. About sixty ladies
were in attendance. They constituted
the very flower of the beauty and intelli.
gence of the Capitol ciiy-and that, We
wish it distinctly understood in al
parts Of Hawkeye-dom, is say ing great
deal. But if there is any thing at all cal.
culatea to compete with the beauty of the
Capitol of Iowa, we imagine, from thu
bright bevy of beauty in attendance from
Bloomington, that it must be in the latte,
town.
From all we could observe, their hon,
ors, the members Of the General Assem-
bly,, appeared to enjoy themselves finely
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-01-10

Hon. Geo. f. Badger, whig, is elected
I. s. Senator from North Carolina.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-01-10

Gold .assayers for CaiJornia.-Two
assayers left New York city for the gold
region, in the steamer Panama, on Fri
day, the LIST, and will assay the ore, and
report results as soon as possible.
1.-The population OF Arkansas, by the
Governors estimate, is 100000, which
will give it three in place of one member
Of Congress, in the next appointment.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-01-10

Boors.- We learn that the President 0!
the Senate was SO much engaged in polite
attentions to the fair sex, on the evening
d De ball At the Capitol, that he did no,
think q seing hans until all the best city
made boot were gche. Does any body
know who's ~ Does boots2
"Paul, Paul! why perseeatest thou
me?,'
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-01-10

Dea
aug tho
sense dI
their in,
bioonin
fair flow
joy of Id
tons, an
of love-
cy with
bows pr
aye, the
bridal CT,
all this 4
foreitis
ANDTA
sands of
ITS most
femarkat
scores of
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-21
SCHEDULE.

~ ~ &4 - ~ ~ al 49,
Leave Columbus every Monday Wednesday ana
Friday, at O'Clock, A. NJ,
Leave Tuscaloosa every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, At O'Clock a, NJ.
Through in POUR AsDuALF DAMS from Columbus
to Charleston,
Through in THREE AND HAIf DAYS from Tuscs-
ioosa to Charleston.
From Columbus, Miss, to Tascaluosa, A.a by
Stage, 65 miles.
From Tuscaloosa to Blue Pond. Aa by Stage
l45 miles
From Blue Pond, Ala, to Rome Ga, by STAGE
81 miles
From Rome TO Atlanta ca, by Rail Road IS
miles.
From Atlanta to Augusta, Ga, by Rail Road, III
miles.
From Augusta, Ga. to Charleston $. G., by
Rail Road l36 miles.
From Atlanta to Macon Ga, by Rail Road lol
miles
From Macon to Savannah, by Rail Road, l0l
miles.
Only G25 miles from Columbus, Miss, TO Charles
ton, n G. and go miles to Savannah Geo.
This is the most direct pleasant and expeditions
route from North and Middle Mississippi, and Yves.
tern Alabama, being amg-tour hours IN aiiance 9-
and I'm mites less sageHg than by any other route
passing through a pleasant and healthy region OF
country, and OvERTllE BEST NATURALROAD
IN THE SOUTH.
Through Tickets from Columbus and Tuscaloosa
to Charleston, SIS.
Through Tickets from Columbus and Tuscaloosa
to Columbia, S18
Through Tickets from Columbus and Tuscaloosa
to Savannah, S28.
Through Tickets from Columbus and Tuaca.ooss
to Augusta, S24
Including Omnibus fare
Or For through Tickets, apply to c. ,. Warren
Columbus. Miss at the Washington Hall, Ta-ca'
.oosa. Ala al tie Rail Road Officers at Charles
ton, Columbia. Augusta ana Savannah.
JAMES r. POWELL Proprietor.
IL Jackson Mssis-ippan aud Columbus Demo
crat, vii, please copy to amount Of SO
March, l6A9 ~
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-21
Spring and summer Goods.

received my Spring Goods and ia
Il yite all who wish 10 buy. 10 call and exam
inc nv CLOTHS, CASAMERES AND YES
TINGS. Those who purchase for Cash, viii
find il To their interest 10 ea and examine before
,bry buy elsewhere. GEO. FRAZEE, Draper
Columbus, March 20, le49. 3m. and Tailor.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-21

j. IA.s collection having been selected with great
Sara, now comprises tie mss, complete variety and
assst'Usnt 81 WILD ANNALS embraced in any exh-
aunu ia the United States
Me-sr7 Raymond * Co. have cen unsparinr in
tFou5e and expense IN fitting ont and preparing an
entertainment OF this nature and trust with the full
last confidence 70 the discrimination Of an INTELLIGENT
public toapprecate the advantages OF such an exhibit
ton, over the many amusements offered To their no
ties. i|y means OF numerous Agents in different
plr's % the world the most remarkable Of natures
srIGtTrD WORKS are brought together in one colec-
tan, nAere they can be viewed at leisure and with
perfect security.
The Exhibition i, rendered intensely Interesting BY
,h- astonishing performances of Mons. SCiIAFFER
lntae Den OF
LIONS, TIGERS. COUGARS, &C.,
who, among other remarkable fcats, will HARNESS g.
Drive ALARCE LION through a space prepared for
the purpose uuder tie Pavilion, thus showing the
complete control which this renowned Lion tanner
can exercise over the most savage denizens Of the
forest
u Open from . to a m Admttance 30 cts
Children under 10 years Of age and Servants, ~ cts.
The Aenagare wii.also open at ie the evening
1t
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-21
LEV EHeY STABLE,
10y on Market street, ~ s5 Ia
>OUTH OF THE EAGLE HOTEL,
SQ w Nc UADYe

'HNtE Undersigned returns sincere thanks to his
old customers and the public generally for the
LIBERAL patronage heretofore extended 10 him. and
you'd respectfully aiorm them that he still contln.
ues to cater at his old stand where he viii he baunv
to accomoate all who may favor him with their r1:.
tom lie has made large additions "a, and Otherwise
improved his establishment during die past wear co
that he IS now prepared more fully than ever 10 ac.
eommodate any number OF horses that NAV be loft
with him, in style not surpassed by any Stable. e
Their North or South lie keeps con,tantyon hand
ior hire, Saddle Horses, Carriages Buggies, &c. of
,he most superior quality From his longexperlence
% the business and great desire to ave perfect salts
action to his customers he hopes to receive liberal
sshaia oLpatronage. HIS terms are the same as
heretofore
Carriage, Horses and Driver per day IS 90
Horse and Bng&, per day, 90
saddle Horse per day, so
horse at Livery per month, IL 80
per week, 30
perday, rs
4 Horse per night, 50
single feed as
WILLIAM CADY.
>o'"ia1ati Mss, Jan. 9, lsi9-Iy
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-21


Upon opening the matters in hi, Bill contain
ed, and it appearing by affidavit filed, 10 the sat,
istacton Of this Court that the Defendant Samuel
I. Buurrworlh, is not an inhabiant Of This State,
but resides beyond the limits thereof to.wil IN
the State Of New York, 50 that the ordinary pro.
cess Of this Court cannot be executed On him.
II is therefore ordered that unless the said DeIen
dant Samuel +. Buttcrwonh appear here before
the Vice Chancellor, on or before the first day
Of the next term Of this Court, To be holden al
the Court House IN the Town Of Columbus, on
the first Monday in May next ensuing, and plead,
answer or demur to the said bill OF Complaiut,the
several allegations therein contained may be TAX.
en- as coniesscd,by him aud such order and decree
made therein as the Vice Chancellor may deem
equitable aud rst.
1t is further ordered that a copy Of this order be
inserted in the "Coumbus Democrat news
paper published in the tow, Of Columbus Missis-
sippi, weekly for one month.
\ true COPY from the minutes.
Test s. lOsMER, Clerk.
Harris d Harrison, Soils. for Con,pts.
March 10, ls49--l 0-37-lw
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-21

TOWNSEND'S SARSAPARllLA.
NE have Just recejyeds fresh supply OF TINS ned
w icins, the bssS preparation o. Safsapaiiita no"
;, ose YONGUE& SMITH,
Od.l4.IsGSr Agents.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-21
WILEY WILLIAMS, NaVor.
GEO, W, TURENr!NE. Tres.
Rev J. BORING. II +. Church.
DIR. WOoDRuFl y WORM spFCIFIC

o. This ycrmiiuge medicine occupies ahigh place
IN the estimation oi mlny communities, aud IA some
places sUperscedts all other prepautions-itiS much
cheaper than any other, aud Is sale and efficient
Try 1t. MADISON. Ga, Jam ~, 1913
d. Wooarud--Dt Sjr-l ana out Of your Worm
Specific which sells exceedingly well here having
heeu well tried Send me 10 OF , dozen rs soon as
you can. Yours, very truly JAS ROBSON
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-21
FOR MOBILE.

TKVHE Splendid First Class Steamer LOWNDES
n ROBERT OTIS, Master, viii run as reg
uiar Packet during the approaching Reason, com
mencup her trips with the first rise Of the ver leaye
ing Mobile every Thursday and Columbus on Sun
morning at 10 O'clock. For Freight OF Passag
Apply to -
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-21
EOR SALE.

AN liberal terms theiDwelIing House former.
" ly occupied BY Edgar Frazee, possession
given Immediately. Title perfect.
GEORGE FRAZEE.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-21
FIRE! FIRE.! FlREM!

THE Protection, Firo& Marine Insurance Company
Of Hartford, Connecticut,
NNliLtakc Fire, River and Sea Risks on as libe.
w raj terms az any other similar Institution
JOHN N. MllLlIN, AGENT.
~ Office at the store OF Weaver, Mullin g. Co,
Msn street, Columbus, MISSISSIPPI.
jan. 1919 ~l5-3O--lv
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-21
Vl5NAS TONfC!

d Nfrl' C-tel's --rl rr.t Pls.a--t}
CHILL AND FEVER.
N-lr G91gh r-eia sru-.a 1arce Sl.--
Cured sNa aa~gs t.r te+t F-zt tr1=
However uy Ifieuts. tamIsa the ing s8re,
uu- b1I..- al lesst Tn eases afHea-e.
A .ar-e dose b1.are the chi'i comes an.
One la,f Latni-tt1 when TIE Fever Is gone.
DYSPEPSIA
One ruuce NiN open The egss u a msn.
Hen by che bottle aud o., lt sgsiH.
It's faith becomes strong, confidence sure
One other hottie msy certainly cure
lis iaken-his mind relieved from thl blues
aud nature assumes her beautiful hues
CONSTIPATION
Listen one moment and don't crack vour smiles.
Perhaps 4lFsliy It's bTa8-ii ella ihr r.,s;
The sfttr toured the former 5Hevef.
\ GA & feel as a criminal ftI>i been feq-irytd.
Augmeutus tas enaui.'y. mere - less,
Aiy metca. card vii ialy express.
Asthma d Chrome H5g}Ichc.
Oue spoonful. u Tou,e 5au, sls>' itas tea.
Aud bot battle tue feet high Up 70 the Knee.
Cover the body ten inmates o. So,
Aud learn what the Texas Tonic can DO.
The skln-sof as abe dew on flower
The patient relieved in less than one hour
BarrcfHeSs.
Oh, cheer Up our spirits don't look 50 soy.
lfhushaud' ashamed. servant can bi,y.
In three weeks or 50 perhaps Hai SO soon,
Gaze with delight on the beauHtl moon;
Eyes befome Luslt-ahoan G.jed with 10Y
t,uod rrnspect> pc yiew--a GIrl or BOY.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-21
FACTS UBBO NTHING
DR.. WQODRUFFs DTSENTEBY CORDIAL
The great American remedy & DyseHicy,
Darrhua Cholera N,fln-. and sum
meg Complaint u. Children.

meg Complaint %, Children.
TEVuI s. highly exto ed ami Justly celebrated rene
4 DIV for the cure 81 he above named ssases.has
already become hoasehod medicine iu hundreds,
no, thousands OF families q is 30 hvee- d flai-
o. e. ao4i IS 20 whether q cures those asess, or
ul,-tut Il is now a fixed fact among The things 'Aat
are-Ij not only cures cases OF recent occurrence,
BAT al 10 or IL years standing al>o. NoAG.iy should
BE- without il daring tie SKINNER and tail mouths.
From the Hen Ntsy Iiu.ams, Mayer oiColum-
bus and tie Rev Jesse Lprrg G. The n /. Church
south, al Columbus, Geo.
THIS IS 10 certy thar We. The undersigned, have
fully tested Dr. Woodruff : nyseutary Coruia' ,
,sHme OF Tor wears and rom 10, effects unou our
selves and others We believe II Ia be the best o. ali
other preparations bHevu by US of those diseases for
which ~ !, intended. Il hss great and dcscryee
popularity m THIS city, ard stands Fre-su.intnt aboyd
al other preparations.
We look upon IL Introduction into any community
as q blessing WILEY WILLIAMS, Mayor.
GEO, W. TURE MINE. Tres
Rev. J. BORING. ii +. Church.
CofUNruS, Ga, Jrly lo,lS4T
use lr Wocdrut's nysemery Cordial in p-ac-
tee, with the most positive COCA effect, and ON my
own porson--habtua'ly subject "a cmharrlssmcat q,
the bowes--n quadrupc doses every two bourl and
tueycr fails 10 relieve promptly
Although opposed to no.iroms from principle |
most chcelully prcsenttheolo1e
JOHN q. SLApPEY, NJ D.
ALBANY, Baker CO., Ga, March !, 1915.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-21
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ND htNIS iI AIoH'S No ~ -
n ETTERS Of Administration on the estate
"a Of James Larry, deceased, having been
granted to the undersigned AT the March term IS.
40, olthc Probate Court OF lowndes CouHty state
Of Mi,,Issipp all persons indebted to SAID cs
tate will make immediate payment and all those
having claims against the SAID estate, will,
present them, duly Pfobotcd, to the undersigned
within The time prescribed by law or they viii
be forever barred,
JOHN W. CRUMp, Adm'r.
March 10, lsi0 37-6w. pr SO 30.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-21

Ibe Ntats Of Mississippi, Probate Court,
Lo'r4ss C5ag.y. ! April ItrmL 1919.
H. all persons interested "a ,ag EsIa's 81 Riclarl
T. Bwr8yeg 3sreasoi
n the ascot Insolvency of the said estate, nanl
4 Williams, Clerk of this Court, this day rendered
his report showing the hist of claim, that have been
flied against said Esta'c--and it appearing 10 the
satisfaction 81 the Court that due notice % creditors
has been given, under former decree OF this Court
AS required by law. it is adludged, ordcred and de-
creed. that ugther publication oi citation be made
in tie Columbus Democrat, Tor four weeks success
siycy, notifying ana warning Ri persons interested,
TO be ana appear al the next May term OF this Court,
and show cause 81 any they can, why said report
shouduot be approved
~, WlrNESS, The Honorable r. +. Goodwin,
l.. > Judge Of the Probate Court ot 4aidcomtyo
49, LoNudes, the first Monday in April A.
d. lS49.
Issued from the minutes lle 9TH day Of April, A
D. lS}9
TEsr; nANL WILLIAMS, Clerk
!. Apn :, IS o. ll-dwFr's lee 81 80
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-21
FRON EN-GOV. RUNNELLS. Of Mi,


JOHN PRICE, GALVESTON, Dee %. as.
St-IIaymg used u,yself and ia M, family. several
bottles or"Prces Patent TeSas T.uic and having ex
peueucej much beuc6, from IT, lake pleasure in recon
lncndug 10 il.. public valuable family medicine
Respectfully. III. Il. RUNNELLS.
To rHG MERCHANTS OF ALABAMA:
Gentlemen John Price Esq, Of Galveston city,
who presents you herewith, is ageutleman Of respcc
liability and ycracity We ask Tor him Your polite
attentions aud hope You will find ttoyour interest TO
make his acquaintance. Mr. Price is the proprietor
Ola Medicine styled "Prce's Patent Texas Tonic
lie comes to our State to extend the agencies and
otherwise give publicity to his Medicine We have
acted as his agent, in this city have personally used
the article and find beyond doubt it is one Of great
utility. Respectfully, yours,
LYON& BAKER, ANDERSON g DICKSON
" M. }. LEDYARn, a. L. LEDYARD a co,
r. B FONTAiN & son.
TAYLOR, HALE y MURDOCH AGrxrs.
Columbus Miss June 10. l,ie, liJo-ly
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-21
Tenchers.

Rev. A S SvrrH. Principal snj Instructor in The
Languages sut sciences.
Miss louisa CUySSsH2v, English BTanshes.
Miss N GEeENEAg,
Mss T. Z HoEyz,
Miss h ngceLAs, Music.
FsNHE tR'.ts 81 tbs institution vii. b resuretou
4 Monday Oc' sud
Ih- course @. Education under the per~Jtis} 10
,lrucuou OF The Principal, assisted BY eompe'eu,
nUmaer a. rsacheas OF the highest standing. de-
signed 10 Be .ai. thorough. aud finished.
The scholastic pear IS dis Dad into ',c sasi- q.
FIVE monies each. commencing respectively Oh tie
Is, Of October, and Is, q. March Pupils wall De- ad-
mtad into the Institution st any time Of the year and
VIII bo charged for tuition only from the date @. en-.
trance TN the close otthe current session
Of enirancetii the close egthe current session.
Id. l. IL 4
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-21
EoIam5us zemaIe -a>,inje,

C d. Clsr-cy Esq. BEF. $ n-rtzF. Co.. T.
G. E.swrrr. Sc. w 81 Cezas-. L. l.y-ss, D. ".
Trl1s. }. I. lIAEais, Ds. W. NJ. Hrv.E-.Es, n
J.ays-ry Co. A. 4. hiycANSJy. j. 5. Tolg. Co.. Il
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-21

AZ Rules, April 2nd, 4. u. 1919.
SsarcI F. Eure-nortb,
James Corkreg, ,he UNI
known te.rs ni ledaraai
C.caeut i.cj.. the MI
known heirs et William
Co1are,, dec g., ana 5therN
HPON opening tie matters In Ills B.' sontaHcl,
u sud IL appearing In stiaaNt MED, o. the sats-
faction 81 this Court tla, tie ce.cnsauts James
po.udcx,er ard Margaret ] F0.utgN,,r bis Ni.c,
and James ~. NsNey, sre not eititog~ q. tie state
of Mississippi Sut reside beyond Due limits thereof
t1-pt. The said Jauls, PaUtaN''r and Margaret
} PuujeN'tr has vie. reside IN the NH', Of Aaia-
ua, and fbr .a,t James a. A.aNcy resides 10 ,he
State %. Itsss, guJ rba, the iyirs Jefferson Glenn
eui. dee d late o Ncyuhae County. al .~-i>spFi, and
the heirs ofNiUam Cg,srt. dee d., at, OF NoyB-
bee County Mss aIc unknown, 30 tis' tae Cr3ua-
m process Of tn, Cont cannot lc executed oulaem
II is therefore ordered that unless tie ~sI u1u,re-i-
daut defendants and the said unknown heirs enter
their appearances herein ON or te'orc The tri DAY g..
the next term OF his Court. 20 hc holden At Ae tuJrt
House in the town OF Columbus, GA the FIRST Monday
in May next ensuing, and plead, answer, ey tomur,
10 tap sand BIZ. o complaint. the several allegations
therein contained NAV be- taken as confessed hy them,
SET Cor hearing eN part, and the matters taereo, de-
creed accordingly.
It is further ordered. That a copy O.. this oder be
inserted IN the "Co,umbus Democrat newspaper
published m the town OF Columbus, Miss, weekly
ior one month.
\ true Copy.
Test s. HOSMER, Clerk.
April 7th, A. D. 1919 Pr, Zee Si2 Al
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-21
DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
THE copartnership heretofore existing between
l. Yongue 4 Smith, was dissolved ON the 18th
ult., by mutual consent. All those indebted 10
the firm are requested to call and settle with lno.
u. lrby, at the old stand in whose hands the
notes and accounts are placed Tor collection
All those having claims against the firm, will pre-.
sent them 10 him, who will be instructed 10 pay
the same as they may be found correct.
JAS, lONGUE,
l.. A. SMITH.
March 3D., lsI9 80 If
4 Ohm H. lRBY having purchased the interest
~ Of Or, Youuge in the Drug Store, the business
will hereafter be carried on IN the name Of Irby g.
Smith, who are daily expecting heavy stock Of
Drugs, Pants Oils Pertumery &C., the arrival Of
which due notice " Il be given,
IItBY d SMITH.
March 3d. l8i9 SO II
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-21

Columbus, July 10, 1913. l5-3-ly
N b A word to the B'hoys Of Columbus and
is vicinity Is sufficient Jim Dickson is in the
rjng and ready to attend 10 their wants, call aud
see him-you Shaut be hurt.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-03
Navy y ara AZ Pen.aeoI..

The editor Of the New Orleans Picayune, having
recently paid visit 10 Pensacola, gives an interest
ing sketch Of the navy yard at that place. The yard
Is one of the finest in the United States, and the
Gus departments Is the admiration of all who visit it.
The grounds are tastefmy laid out, and at this
son OF the year are adorned with every variety OF
shrubbery and flowers. The yard contains many
objects worthy Of notice; among which are four
immense cisierns, each holding about 100000 gal
Ions for the purpose Of supplying ships with water.
The sanilng battery Is aAiefnlly mounted, and con-
ssts of twenty-five long 1875 In the artillery park
are mounted five immense guns, the largest ever
made, called Columbia These guns weigh over
will throw shot or bomb weighing l25 lbs. three
miles A floating dock Is in course Of construction,
which Is described as most stupcndons work, that
Ia 10 cost 100000 when finished ills 10 be built
the plan Of balance dock which houis the vessel
In, when the dock is closed up and the nterpnmp-
ed out The ship being then on railway, Is RIM
ashore to ship house or any other place, where she
IL 10 be repaired or examined.
A permanent wharf IL also In process Of constrne:
ton. II ID being built of granite, and will be 800
feet long. The editor Of the Picnyune says the naval
hospital In point Of location and comforts, ls not
surpassed by any OF The other five similar establish
ments in the Union. This department is in charge
Of DR. Isaac Hnlse, surgeon Of the navy gentleman
celebrated for his skill and talent well for his
his hospitality and nobleness ofhenrt II wasthrough
his humane and landnble exertions that library has
been established there, now numbering over 300
bound volumes for the use Of the sailors and officers
of the navy.
The following ia the list Of officers stationed In the
yard Geo. NJ Hollins, Commander; ]. w. Cook,
lst Lieutenant; Richard Love- I'd Lieutenant and
John Pierson, Master Capt. Hollins adds the
Picayune) Ia one Of the best officers In the service
and Il now the only survivor of those who were on
board the frigate President at the lime of her cap
lure in 1S15--Bnh. AM.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-03
MANY wings
rmE ApraoAomIss nLncTIoNs.

We firmly believe that nothing but supne-
nsgs on the par, Of the friends and supporters
a Gen TAYLOR IN Alnbsma, stands between
them and assured success The adverse
party have nothing 10 coafead for, Attest,
their's can be nothing but a rAcrious oPFo-
nIIog, bootleSS aud oalectless, except 10
keep upon the political stage, some briei
hours longer, few superannuated party hacks
whose Occupations gone. We believe
the people are too intelligent, too magnani
nous 10 be thus led TO condemn and oppose,
without trial, the administration OF the Old
Hero, who II not then choice in the presi-
dental canvass, was certainly, as advocated
by their vote, moi the object Of their hostility.
They viii give him, 10 common parlance,
.'a fair shake From four OF the seven
congressional districts, we can and mnsf
send men who viii counienance the old chief
in the trying scenes Of the next Congress
We cam with proper eyertions, secure ma
iority in the next Legislature, and, as con-
sequence, place IN the Senate Of the Uni
ted States, men who will be the pride ofthe
State, and OF the whole Union We cam
not look upon the election Of Mr. Belser, as
Governor; otherwise than as "foregone
conclusion All thi. il "a consummntion
devoutly to be wished, 2 but one, too, ear
nestly 10 be porksd yor unioni concert Of
action, mutual concessions il necessary are
all ingredients Of Success and these, with
selection Of proper men--men who viii
bring industry, zeal, and ability TO the sup
port Of the noble cause they advocate
undoubtedly ENSURE il Every friend Of
Gen. Taylor should therefore be awake 10
the importance Of the approaching contest
Although IN its dying sgones, Locofocoism in
Alabama is not yet absolutely deiunci eve
have seotched the snake, not killed IT,
Assuredly, il will never survive the dog days
IN August Tascaloosa, (Aia, Monitor,
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