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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-05
P0Ilce InlelIixeuce

Charge OF Bnrgfa'y r~o blaok fellows, sailed Ben
jaDin Stone and David Prince were arrested on ga
turday night, charge Of surgsrously euter az the
dwrisg noure ocsupicd by Mr.. Plat situated at No
IL Rofger plsce by forcing entrance through thu
non g,sfiDg leading to the audsr oslsr The rn.csls
carried on from the premises god pencil aud q
pair Of boots The prsoners taken before
Timpron and com m,ttsd for rial
B'eoktre tnfo a Carpenfsr's Shop Ofncer Mc0in-
nes.. Of The 10th ward arrested, yea erday George
Miller, and Caroline bis wife on . charge Of having
br-Een into carpenters shop, In 28th street. near
10th avenue and stealing ther-from lot of carpsp.
tor. t,cls They were both committed by the magis-
tr~te for sfuither hearing.
y4r,s1 If a Fuxinpe.--Ufhcer A. O. Smith arrest
ed. yesterday, young an by the pams Of Olonso p
Won armsp, . charge Of Dol ng fugitive from the
city OF Boetep where Ia raid be stands arged With
ooontri De thieviDg depreciation. ct 20 hotels
the Adams Hou.e and chs North American lie vas
snd lodged q the city prison to await . reQuisiton
from he authorities Of Boston
SuaYi ron ~ Stealing -Loutsa Williams Was arrest
ed yesttrasy BY Capt Carpenter, ON iuspicion OF
stealing $50 from James OIL, residing at the Plan
t~r's Hotel She was detained for further hearing
.as,e,t of a Burglar --Ufic-r Cummings arrested,
ys.tsi day . notorious fellow Lied George Hoyt,
cha'ge Of having been bcsrnrd burglary last fall,
10 Green wich street On searching h,s person tvo
500 hills. one on tho Merchants Bank and the Other
the Mechanics Banking Vs'oRtop, togsthsr With
gold watch and obsp, No. 1904, John Rosie Lon
d,p maker the prsoper was detained By Justice
Tin p'oo. for n further hearing
M, Wofker m. Tomts - rhomss Walker, the
who nos charged with the murd-r Of hts wife,
city PRISON, at the romos Hs exsm'nsston will take
psce before the Coroner In day or two The prison.
.r attn continues Co exbib the hardened indf
Terence 40 be did on the day 81 the inquest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-05
Court Of Oyer and Terminor
Before Justice Edmonds, and Aldermen Stevens and


TRIAL or JOHN 3. JUSTIN poR MURDER.
The jury In this have been looked ~ together
IN .fetr to agree upon verd OF since O'Clock
saturday ls aud TO IL clock last they had
not agreed upon verdict. It l,ksy they would
agree. Terumors respecting the way the JUICY stood
were % Iolows; AZ one time IL Was sa'd they stood
eleven for Granddaughter and one for murder aud ths
last report wac eleven for scq aittsi aud for
slaughter In the 81 degree IL s stated that the Court
iutend to step them locked up her day two II
they 90 not agree at the opening Of the court this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-05

The Latest News.

To-day we shall begin the publication Of . on.
O'Clock edition. We shall continue to publish edI-
ton at half past tive O'Clock This will give the pub
lie two afternoon editions of the Herald. These sdi
lions will contain news to the moment Of issue, and
be obtained at the Office of the newsboys In the
streets at the steamboat landings and railroad dspots
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-05

Miss FAsrr KEMBLE BUrLgRs RsADISos ~ Sa,s.
spgasw. Tbi. lady will CONNIE TO day her ui ns
readings Of Shakespeare She has been induced to
adopt tbir pan In order to afford opportu oIty
there ladies who bs present t the evening Rad
!ngs Of bearing her The stuyvessnt Institute, this
evening, will no doubt be again throngsd with the
'asbion, beauty, anil learning OF Nsw York t.
sy enc word in praise Of the lady's ualvsrsaly ad
m'ttsd powers and Of her ability do fall jus,ios to
me imperhhsh's writings Of the In orta bard OF
Avon" would be most PERI uous 1T would BE- ca AL
to painting the lily, or gliding refined gold"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-05
Trial OF speed between the steamshi % Ures-
cent Clty ana Falcon.


MEssrs EprroRs AS the public are somewhat in
tsreeted In the relative qualities OF the many sple
steamers that ss to and from the great metro.
polls, We take the liberty to hand you the following lit
tie ketch Of the passages OF the ne boats Cresoe
City and Falcon from Chagres to Havana and this port
These two steamer, arrived at ChaRres from Nav
York within few hours Of each other on the l4th ut
both making very good passages.
The Crescent City lefc Chagres on the 18th ult at
n pact O'Clock ?. M aud the Falcon at 10 O'Clock p
NJ; the Crescent City arrived in Havana twenty four
hour drst.
In Havana We found that there was quite a feeling
existing between the friends II the boats
their relative speed aud bets in small amou MT (hsts
boots &c we're freely made though the Crescent City
seemed to be the greatest fsvorte and also
that the Falcon had time wished to have An
opportunity Of trying speed With the Crescent City
aud now there wss chance Tbs Falcon left HavAsa
the 24th the day the Crescent City was advertised
to leave She left the harbor 1T u past O'Clock p
NJ, while the Crescent City at tAkin in coal
Having finished receiving the ocal necessary the Greg
cent City left the Moro at o'clsckP NJ, az hours
after the Falcon, which could the hor I'm.
der cloud Of smoke AK past IL O'Clock, in eight
hours cut We were eide and side, and In the NOR
tbe astern beating her about n mile % hour and
that with only the ordpsry head IN while the
flame Was blazing clean from the ia mel Of tho Falcon
ehe apparently using her bio ~srs but no pnr oo,s
She was besfen hands meIy and that, too in smooth
water, and che lost the boot who the Crescent Cty
taken the b Ia Two days after, took heavy gale
from the Dor'hward, which lasted three dsys TIE
beat eho ~ed herself TO be easy aud beautiful ea
boat riding out the gale admirably though abe
away her Jib boora head boards and tim Sers
the Crescent City arrived OF the Hook on Friday
night at O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-05

Mr. CLAYros's REsIcNArIoN.-The following
aconic epste is the letter Of resignation, sent to
the Legislature o. Delaware, reslgaing his seat In
the u. > Senare;--
T"he Honorable he Senate and Hous, Of Reprssen-
Of tbe Uui,sd States.
Feb rs l649 JOHN N CIAyrON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-05

ARRIVAL or THK STEAMSHIP CHRRoKsR-Tne
steamship Cherokee, Capt. Lyon, arrived yesterday
'r"rn Savannah We are Obliged to Capt. L. 70,
Savannah rapers tive days ahead Of the mail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-05

blu has been reported in the MAusohusstts LegIs-
latuie to incorporate the Boston and Ne~ York rsle
graphic Company. with capital Of $40 900, with
thOrity to add 100000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-05

not weaken, but which should not, IN his op'n'on'
be exercised merely IN conflicts OF opinion between
,be executive and Congress, as TO the expediency
or necessity of measure, but only IN preserva-
ton of the committeeman sc seatiments, as tar
"a they 20. are dire city in accord ance with what
he has heretofore uttered in h:s speeches and
letters preyious to the election, and we believe
they will give general satisfaction.
The new administration will be fairly under
way tomorrow. The President aud his cabi-
net will enter upon their ard ,ous and i'm port ant
duties under bright auspices. The country IN
very prosperous state. Our relations, foreign and
domestic, are satisfactory, with the exception,
perhaps, OF the slavery question; but that, we ap.
prehend, will be settled in a manner satisfactory
TO all parties. We are at peace with the whole
world; our commerce, foreign and domestic,
never was better footing; our people are at
tached to their governme It and institutions; and
the future looks bright. No visible obstacle Is in
the way to prevent the United States from becom-
Ing If indeed 1t is not now, the greatest, happiest,
and most powerful nat the face OF the earth.
The Prisons OF New York SrArK.-The first
annual report of the Inspectors, to the Senate Of
New York, is now before us. We derive some
useful inflammation from this renort IN reIaton tn
prison dlsclpllne. appears tnat the cat-O-ninc-
tails had been In constant use IN our prisons until
prohibited by the act Of the Legislature OF Dec
18th, 1S47. This prohibit on OF iafilctlng any
blows upon convicts, bv way OF punishment created
quite panic among all the officers and authorities
OF every prison aud JAIL, throughout the State. II
was pronounced to be dangerous experiment.
The following interesting passage from the report
before U.S. seems, we think, satisfactorily to settle
the question:
Inc Inspectors OF State prisons entered upon their
disoiplips vithsnt the inai,tinn y, No. mi . Nd
fair trial To this thsy wcrr moi oni, os,.sd by mo-
tiyes of humanity but imo.ll,d bv tho un.on;voosl
s sSs: Of Fl ssa :q BY s
unon ths az n.r,nsnr, Nth :. rs- 49,, ~ an ,...n
IN charge of tn. prisons tb.v r.oi.. m h. sh,ro
after the experience of oue th AZ it oroved an
Lashes are net necessary to Ia. good 20 me at Of
our prisons II is belle we'd that in n-,tnsc of our .te
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-05

Arrivals In Washington.
Hen. James irwin. of Pens yivsn,s q I'd ydeu HoG
man, Of New York, have arrived in washipgtsn.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-14

always one That he was % foot onh
Psoyta TIE i0s' Of The horses: hat be has made
Ihies hundred and 6ii, mics as repo ted il
tipe DAYS ia prn0i that Ia. feet were not 60
Ret: thar be wen, hack with Maj. Beale Who
went ont ~IIh relief, IL proof that he RI .,ectrd
TO relieve hiS men sud enable trem
10 come 10. lli'probabls tina, early ia Feb
ruar, he had them re6ueJ and remounIed ia
the settlements &c New IeKicc. and Ienewei
his rsred'iun, cruising the Sierra Msd,etOw-
or down
This i. the prObaLlr state If the party
| orse- lost, bit no men, and The expedition
baked and del lrd IWU"r three mo dh'.
The supno.ilinn that the party lo'r Ihrir
way is who'll, unwarramed Mr. Fremont
marked 90, lis Whole route before liz SIT uut
and he and bis n.en knrOi every dT anirv
cry hour where the, wete. He knew how
tn 90 10 Taos, though hp had never been there
beio e. National Iaitti,grneer.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-14

CT BaSrrv The D-mo-ral, are h.
;'ouiug 10 reaj tie Sens,ir fau VI .saori ga
{ the marty. The 10 lJSias Is Zen 4 lat,
Pennsy lsNnisn.
MS. BgNInVs LAT CAet The rsren,
ltlsck vi l. IL B-nun. Sea4t 4 frnn VI s,nv
u, on the last nini,,rItian, {. ~ f,reis, a.
Inst Ernt'ernan's CMVaIr, IL earlier Ife, =, II
IS consistent with ms mure ,ecrnt eccsnrr;r.
les. A f-S maalhs NRaTe pG thr Hovern.
"en' 20 an expense ~ nesAy lSn lhau.sA /
dollars f'r the pUhlicsiau ds ',.-ch ..,ailins
q dying msn--and inirsd. tsrlly w. The
ipeerh itsrlf courlu I'D ere the ubi.ct az b;s
venU ahl r,,h-i M, last Nav, when
Me- Polk h,d If the ca Iilal- when hi. men..
Der, Of ths Cibin"t have ,ear, al d-p'ne I
Ia their 10 nrs The bsSius an s..sulr ~ W
Zoe tate Ainm4,r u % vhr'h wnul not di,.
credit me -fir't %, .naIjSn7tr ant nl'rrp.
pllaa' eue uie. Mr. l. nnin may d,.'-, 10
aePttae TIE Hrg 4 tnillsDrtot, vht~h hl,
Ip,t c0a.eff Il ga Inylrs I lpp6 l'm"ut nnol
hs 0lsr cunneyup, - msN ssrppss ALERT
the fortunes of h,. di-nn, fjrn hh' the
goo sense al ih' cnIlrv wrlj r.ypu lran 4
scheme, "lirh ia o. Ter "a grllik perSaaA
dlnHpp'H Ine", a. revrnLa, " t. - IN ltr per.
t1nd ttnpi,luD, awaits tl' alse Irs Of HE re.
hreaicnl AL up., Of i liirni-, 10 crush
h'n, when he InS ma "Pplrnnly 60 defend
Mn.eIt. VI, B rlon J.. az able nn, b1l tlp
last hours Of lit ,rs zee - 10 o. pli. D1ei hy
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-14
AIinc,Ota.
We e,lral The maoang from the New York
JJurn,, Of Commerce

We eIlraH the lo.Ioang from tho New York
Juurn,' Of Connefce;
Tn act orgn znI this arw Territory, bol1ds
It On ~ ' nah ~ Ia II ul,h possession. E.s;
by The >t,te Of iV,.c ,nil AT t., Mississippi
r.y'r $ nth ~ Iowa, adi West %, the 1s,euti
ul NAucarth tiv,r, PrNt,inn i, nal ir
The dvi,i n oithe ierr,tny # Congress So" H..
The Government IS ~ b. arJdn2 q IN lh' u.utl
manner, c1ntrstnH OF "a & WrTnpr, Secretary
mad Legislative Assembly. The twpiprncl hlId
office tnr f u. y"trs. Ia. lat cpnu,s # conn-
il rhriri ever, lwp wears, AMI an asrnln
chosen Annually on the prnc,p,. Of uIiysfsai
wiu,t-, ~ ave "n,ctcd by lh, b,j, ar h
be- .nb u ted 10 he ulHrj St4,rs CoI.re,s. AMI
I'D, .apprvci o amulet. ia, a., con. IA,
llr, 'r,.rd provisions tor territorial nllciap -.
.ph'i.hn"ut, The Goyrrnpr', "a AIRY g., lH"d a
3lj0l Il be receive, $40 u aIduuml IS 81.
,o,lnrrn hn' Of h, lad an Ahrr.. 'fnr salary
4 the Srcr.lan md 81 each vi ihr IldIrs I, 81
.JD. 1h" PR diem ct members III the Lgsja
NE is - aud ibe session. ar" im,trd - siNb
.us. Tho laws IN f,fc" il Wisconsin at the
',t,. of i.s I'D ui.,iol /, the new Territory untt.
.,,dig 81 hy b L~pissagafr lhrred tnl he JaNs
rihr Uujnj >at.s. a la T. sp,ura'l =, are ~
- led the.cDo NJ Legislature " 10 hold u,
~ session X t. PAD, n = tim~ to hr named
~ thr Governor. aud thereafter whrrryee j. nav
abI,h rtr .eltat gpyrrumoa'. lht Ii, ern"i
,pont. the tim ani pace Ior oliog III, MT
81 rn ol member, aS e.snbii 4 mg'rs>rnal
ogltr. ! ! sibs qu'nl elections Atr 10 b.
u.alcd h' the lrui,,rIiI .aw. lh' act sppro
9 tfff a. o. al
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-14
from Coi. Fremont.

A telegraph dpspa;, l., dated at ST Louis on
1h lsear last mentions the receipt 1t thai
place OF advjc.s from Santa | e ~ he 25'1 o'
Febru,fy row Which We ere graritirj ~ Team
Of he safety Of Cot Frennut ami most nt III.
corps Of brave and hardy adsenurers The
so5s'.nce ofrhe despatch IA a. follow:
Col Fremont had arrived at Santa Re. on
hi, way u California, intending 70 take
Cooke. route. He los eleven rrn in the
n04oans. the nenrs Of anls rhtre ate given.
VIZ: Mr WISE, of 81 Loui., aoi Mrssrs.
kiug ant P,rn.s, the Iaue' trom tis city,
Col frrmpnl did not reach tie top Of tIe
mouulains. tie vas coupe led to retire To
the valley, where snow fl 10 The depth Of ~
boat 70 ~ feet, covering upalI his "uff' and
killing all vi, mulr-. leaving the yrle,, he
TOOK To lie hii' and scot oJ parry 10 obtain
relief giving them q stared period within
which 20 re'nr. ho', filling % do So Colonel
Fremont Iin,eIt stated ail,r Thea, oycrlook
thea, in six days, prorrrdti 10 Taos, and
tius' the survivors we're pjtrspl
Cot Fremont vas furnished wiDh new
nnfit by the [. la'es ga lerma,,er and rnm-
nrsSal, b, ordrr Of Major Brsll, and wbrn
last heard Iron, Lr was at -. getting I'll
without d lliruv, aud was expected to be in
California in thirty days.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-14
FOREIGN AFFAIR ).


ne news hr""2h, RON europe ~ lNr '"an'r
L"hNls' P@h +" "1''o W. user " ,h' a'i :
"'o' e. IS 'n 'o't''' ~" ." ''rS"'E. ~ a."
q" II 'A''fP 81 y, 'hf e'''I Z 2 ~ F}''
".'ef '"'''"u ~ y " y =" - INV p'1'e 'ho
"'"'" NV WI 4 IL. '''. '' '''" "rf yen
o ~ l''"n' q. 'e'o' " 'e,''"'h' H"' al H''"
they "a} 1' u >."e j1''4'n' Confidence
re,ca'' 500 Al a." '".'" 'a' taxing
> c. o. Ia " VII q, r 81 ana a1"ehrn'''h
'h' had p."''de !" lug, f'"s DEM q ma
pare q 10 II ! tef'' ana IN 'f 'u'''rm IL lt-
'o'ares a." as "ee'''l Ut 'o,rd 10 'h' pahI"
r'sl as the' 20 80 10 h'' we q" n'' see "h'
roe rfrnch Il nc may MT I'VE ana prosper
IS A. oI' "'a.
VIZ t""" "s lio o*''t"N 20 T''hce me r1pe7
.,5 %, y" h'''~t ".'''n ecu" '.'ru IN IN
NOS" q Comm 's ~ d F''' 4" III re 'haf
H'r TO 'h'' - rs "o''" 10 lh' p'eo'' :.
attempt h' o.-'l ~ 'o' Al a''' aIo P'f"'.
e 'h'teshah 4" ~ H. me 'u'" "i t!N"t u
that no' prc'ses 50 "'"''S op'" l"r r'"-li.
p'"pIe. ne Ni-.' h'' r"''r me IN h'' ie'
pc are OPP - 'stf'"'h''i""'' "W '|c"!'" 'h
NoNrrhIh"h' ma ~ 'n''' h"'o'' MI" - ID th'
rams ~ '"'s' Nh' ''N -" an! ''"'c''h q.
'h' P"''' 'A' hs'S 60 '''''' P'",' '"'' Az
"1'c'f'A-- ''.r "'T' '"''h '''' ''''' VA c
t''' 'hty vi Pr "'7' nave 70 ''N' "'e '"}'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-14

'dsertisaiaeats 80 uarefd sl.a : = suldlsr = -
ssltnB eii b. pahishsd zasii ~ a. sha tszFHtd -
abort. frOisaai,lni nebeea. tasinelr czr-E. TsaFF
aud4uaEtgr'F Advertise ferie pubhtst ag-ur-1sat
Alo'ra. red rof vi a'utTz r Eaaa - EST "a
tersOna' n1ti-e~ fwasn ucm;sstls 11il = assr zsd
1'p5s the ususl price lafh.fs b ~ EhFr q -
= 'b i-hera tninsurP t,ieoiloF nHs - psi ftra
A17ouneinE candidates Tor Csunfv oifca IS r.
DS-c, ard State hcss $40 Wort q nss ieaarz,
tp'f done AZ this 0iss mHa bsPaIB Fna Ehsn ihesss
/ is 53rsotned.
1--WE are rreesseito d Ios P7rr-Hsa d III EiuA
With nsit1es, aaA dsspsssh sndoa ,s-r7s ss % as
thew an h done il Any printing cae Il he .ssA
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-14
Co,1rvrgp st.yr.-rhe New Yorb Sun

Co>rE~rgD SLAyE%-The New loib Sun
has the 20 owing.
,.rUo saves were hronlh', shom week
,rc.,lna ve.sai ilom Virginia n tons city. The
tes,e las near The io1l OF / anal street tor se'e.
raj DAYS. and wen il became known that slaves
We . oa boa nun1rr q: shd.liio rl'is preferred
AID il gain'og their ibrft'y. The sla'es .ere,
pr..f, for the iI,eicst taken n hem, but fused
10 arrep. tn, oiitrs. " hen the vessel !eit for
gina. ,hoy returned in her 10 their master,
" ION they we'd"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-14

A man with an enormous. largs m 9TH. calls
on dentls, To- sosAh drawn. Afer the d. n
,i.l had O. , parrd bis instruments, and vas nhnut
10 commelcs opeI atoms, the nhaR ! moa D Oet
ga To .lAM amt stretth bib naJ.tn anI'' Nc ~ !.
nlpst lrisnttu r1ssnt. Z" Stop eli, stop en-,
,lil = deltst, 'd1n'l trouble ynorss'tto sf1e'cn
J ur mCu.a aly wiOer, .tH 1 i@sad 10 ''zsa en-
| s!ie."
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-14

NJ pE.r. -" My dear don't sayta'e', say mar.
c,p,p," .AiIain ,des' lad, TO her 'ilte sou, who
sa. relating ye,y interesting ''tslr," he had
i,,t read ~ the newspaper. Wriie the yong
elbow wasthink;ng of bis N ,;akt, the cd house
dog walker in, stalking his tail aud lo'jkins quite
i4miIi4r at lie boy, when &c cIclvlm.d; Ma
make S4ncho GlI shaking bis natrAlse p
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-14

IN Irish Baronet di-pH NJ ~l1h Fr'nG
coulter A. to the aye and sland'ag Of 'hrlr tam.
lies, ahrn tie after. asa trialrr 10 he argu
8irnr gad that his ancestor. "e's Ia IN" ARK
with Noah. Ina il npih,I sad ia" IL "'ro'a
With Hrh brosH', Tor u, the dea,le ~, father
were cruising al u IN a 51nt o. lte'r our"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-14
.!RAOa " rrIE TlNLEss.

.I6AO4 U. TIE TlNLLsS.
sYes nos = R;No
III, sraass - -, WlS'e's- yo'1 ~
vw larh inPSr,ssCs chnSS
Nu q or. eel, b,t dry Pe.s
be lrAnsi,,Iy things.
1SA.ve Il is the gre%ea Hool
10 pa without, . san,
III, to lss AoFaely, bass, AID Tle.
Ard all for Waas Vi lin.
Ny nrigAlC A. IuS scribe way
IL quite gslr.a Han;
'ris rerd.ess should ever Try
his virtues heIe - sean.
But people whisper ;ha' in d"a9
He'll shaw hpa-s'h he kn;
Thai tor the p9or h. csnu"t trr.-
But then, he's g'.l the tin,
Now as FIR NJ. though al css see
I'm clever a. ,ay lunE
AID syod enough at s'olins tough,
And hrtigr ala solg,
frsiIl, 10 t nd-. win neighbof i,
! hardly eau begin;
/, s'e them foe ing Ger tie way
Aust ne, j lht tin.
Quite Young in lie I sought Wits
10 keep my hova who.r;
&c iacy ! thodXtt Tor IN"
Vas gr ting rather du'.
| tried Al arts to plt aSe he girl.
lwa,r--olyod 10 win;
luevcdta'iF 'eet, their waists, their curls,
But sharper looked for tin.
Mis- Lucy m,de a erra, Paralc,
II II played aud sang;
kit hid way smart Things to say,
Pg'. 'ongue Lad q"itr tang.
Eur o. and be rgi tatoHg,
Ni,rterI laa been.
More cba.mrdike Miss A m n Strong,
Tor .he bad lots Of tin.
when proposed ny love dis G,N,
Saiu sic. J IL can come N;
ound the 10. ton t'olho foo',
wac that iaci the tin.
didn't faint. ailu' swear,
Bur vowed. though ihilk and thin,
III -ui Tor California, where
Ia dig ny 1oilin.
Blstoa Museum.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-14

A Gtsl r. ~Pl8ir., 4 gentleman, hein
in comp.ns ~rh ,p14hdy dsws'It II abo
iomrpn, va> souevht ANNEXED T.! !,
rInnluirkry Aldou2h ar e,clal"r
Nov my dear gid do be sdIi'" II
roucird tie co,d q lpmUl 'ahl'S, "bl
Is sue TO yihrire. Assuming an Al of apo
artre, nj rrnrlne pare or tao Sc a."
hr,.tll up Ia posture Of >tIIdri"n"e. AMI a.
-pontpd "GnD ,ode,d. ! nm rs much y
troa.1n rs pm MR.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-14

~. have you ct 'here, jo' ? 'lgt
nam. .ihdain', ham ITS 40 hng hu 'h
EEL. lie u4h, teii loG o1' NJ al ~
ha.a,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-14
AERIAL VlvIG \TIov

/ VI. Z lta4 P,-ter has rscaa,ly exhibited il y
lo,ka MT ., 4 nu'hpn thar h. has inven ri
And Wh,ol u mlrn led 10 pY between that CITY
ana Sh trtfcssa. a. Az irp packet, p'r'arm ~
'h' v'ya1' "a iise i,ys ii A,inI Il 4; tAl' i, he
vii ~ AID return a ten law; ant, wind A1I
"'s'hsr h'lnz t,yur,h" m +; 4, It il mlc1 less
- h roEis a. sailing a 3D. rat. u ole hu !
4 cd -, - Ger hllc-ll ia d,y AID night.
h GJi ~ ha iopl ~ : wi hs Q yhi hlnIred
tr !, lelLh, lily N lila no er, and cpntlin So
O1l cub q itt OF hydrogen, with blpyart NV.
rr o, JB 90 lnlli.. ia" w'ighr OF lni, en-.
( ~. s4upt, & !, viii b hl1 rrlds having
l!0 ~ to- TIL accom- ,duion o, 21J passengers,
VITA their h,gglse
>eeilg what b,, been ,ne IN the way oE Ia.
ren.pl within lAr it.t tprtl cars il - ". ihinA
90 ,o1g e tth II prJnlllGr alYhinE q b. A.,
sui ~ tmpraaII al = ID msn sh,i It Is Iah r dri
G'tt ihtns 10 hrtII "a ives 20 hiiagh W n
nIi'h colti l"laein NJ Plrers iny-n'lu, With
- y 600 cltle iirt OF hyi -,L.n, " are IN
rlIlri - tpnt Il viii ha wtad, AL maHr1 ~.
hrE al} thar 1t waltl % 10 h'a yest. hI ,hla
duI u'.hit m,re. ll,Weyeg. we y 5, the ~.
r'nror a p,s,h.e su,r's' anl prIuisA him OH
rI',n in 10" esrntnt his m'rtiag with H. Ne
h,I male upr made ~ - - Ia Ctifrna;
bI' ~ mtfch,l.- then Il ". h1i ihu Tia pas
stI'ctp be mad ia ave day. days, ana n 50
p.rl-tnl 4 m,nGrr.
Saw Riu, P,rer il 90, th OILY ope who
ht, inrlrl ~ ir"l ril ~ AeriNl nsvllafi,n of
late. IpN - u Agg,u OF Cn,rl".t1yl Mas.
sAnhi,u !, IA. liz 'sis' ity'a'ri 'mlrttas H.
uivIt'r he air, a. va rr,o Ice, TO b,,r trai IN
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-14

Five U Died persons are now conaDsd !" .all
:, Baltimore, for debt
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-14
No. A.
COLUM8Us MIssIsslppl. SATURDAY, ApRII II, 1910.

KgNTucKY tMANciPAruIN.-Ne have
at ahrnlBnt assurances rom the leading
nutrJS IN k.u'uck,. both Whik sud dealo-
rahe thu the cause fsnsW iplliUn isas desd
ar dppr sal" IN that State. II Enuld
srslify us o. RELY uroN these s'sutsncesi but
W rsuno, do an. Whils snch sixni6~anl pare
graphs =. the falIOwiuG ere cou'I'u,y meet
inE our eve:
The DanviIle Tribase contains call (or
~ er,"cin,iac meeting in Boyle cOan,y,
K-p,nckv, sisu.i BY 937 "i'iE-ns. who are
infwo, II siding the r,b. u ens,rip,'ion -
tn. Trisnn- sl.a a,t-s that shout one hall
II the nrtso1, signins ii. call. are slave
. vners- "a ,nns aver Eve hundred slaves.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-02-23
DECLARATION CT WAR;

u MARSTON has now got uptne bce, Shop
IL. in the Territory for painting and is now pre-.
pared to do all kinds OF Painting and Polishing
Garages and Sleighs in better s:ylc than can be
done else where. After the experience oftwc1ty
years he fatters he cannot be beatIay.
ing paper-he aISo prepares walls and paints wa Is
all colors end different styles So that any rooms
the walls can be washed as we'll aov wnod and
this he docs from his own experience and knowl.
edge and is prepared to do flncy and ornamental
painting cheaper than be done elsewher, in
the Territory.
y, Paints md Oils always for sal. =,
my shop and coors OF every descI ipticn preparet
and sold a'si4ht. Grainlnga and Imitation OF +
gyptlan marble and all other kinds ofwood AMI
marble &c, 4"
lJ'Shop corner Of church and pear .,reets.
ouihpou nrc. =, IS45