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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-11-15

JOHN E. TAYLoR.--- - r. Gill HARVEY
T1AYLOR " HARVEY, Commission ard For,
harding Merchants, Euterst Evansville, Indi
ana Have also large, new wlarl-boat where they
willreceive and store freight free Of drayage APPS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-11-15
INGLE & WHEEL R,
DR.. j. BORDLEY,

DENrAI. PER A 4 o r.
nFFHR5 biz professional services to the ciIzons
E;vansviita i.ad vicinity in The practice ot his
profession ROOM at the Exchange Hotel
P. s COMMUNICATIONS ADDRESSED to me at llender-
son or left with DR.. Wilcox, (Evansvilel viii re-
ccive attention J. D.
my H9-tf.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-11-15

II " HARRINGTON ..ISAAC \. CRANE. P. G. o'RIIEY
TTARRlNGTON, CRANE & O'BlLEH FOR
1 / tUar,lihg and Commission NerchaHfS, (succes
sors To Harrington, Hannah q Coz Water ST, op
pdsi,e the wharf boats sept
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-11-15
JCEN FARRELL.

Manufactured OF Confectionery,
First Street, bet0esu Main and Sycamore.
(3ANDIE5 of every variety. Lemon Sylups and
" Soda Syrups-alI havors, etc etc, always on
hand ie l2-dIv.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-11-15

sortment of Cap and.
Bonnet Ribbons.
Domestic Goods.
IA bleached and brown
shceting & shifting,
SUpr Hameiton, Canton
Flannel,
! Sup'r apron checks,
do Bed ticks, &c, &c.
WOODEN Goods.
! Black French Cloths <
CassinIers,
! CaSsinet oi. all Colors,
Sup'r French Flannels,
! do red, white, yellow,
| do LidPiainseys, Lin
enGoods,
An assortment OF Irish
Linen, Table Linen,
&c, &C, &c.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-11-15

LADIES' Goods.
PIN supcrtine Blk silk.
Super Gro de Rhine,
Paris printed de LANES,
Figured Cashimer,
Plain do
Supr AIIamand Cloths,
do Black satin,
do Aiohair cloths,
do Black Algacas,
do Cold do
Hemstitched linen cam
brio handkercEiefs.
Rich thread Laces and
ed@lngs,
Rich BLK silk Laces,
Net Gloves and Mits,
| Rich embroidered col
lars, do Neck Ribbons
Al,-,ro onI sulnnItfi % d
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-11-15

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The Arkansas banner., 1849-08-21
The sceond wasAinxss-.

We gre fuliy prepared ts b~iieve ths soGawias, siacs knsw that Taylor wnRaa Rof pay a siisae postage she letter informing Asn sG his Baaiaa- isG ard refases to pay sls newspaper sahscs1etsna .. The Sscond waseragson = Is sosa-sis~s sAsd ts have great Frg1rd Ior seitgioa- Yrftae " ashsng- ten Ual0m. n pGbhshag The annexed anees3aas, says shas is sssgrra that Et substantially iTue Is set. ard sAaf II Io@ks ib0agh ae ls@s. Taylor was4aesIasa ta rl The good cause aearbsa wlthous fv ssd d say eg his aheadsnt sse&ns. For appear sace sake, the e45ssei ought t0 take supervisory STre ever these RrtTsse matters as shs general
 .Faak Eaioa-
 Cea Tsslos yefasssx ts Eizor tse exany yls eS sssr eatteY PrsSdeafs--We are ja5ermed that sesss- mifse et of te Methodist so<istles tAe seigh- boring cltg ef Gecrgyfewa rec eHsiy eaed anon Ge Taylor ta tayie ham ts make ssnalf a.saafsan ta the society ts eaa5ie them 10 eegpIsts ffSs eharch -an enterprise wttic h IzngassAsax for waRi of funds. The principal Haa ot the s~sons easnnittrs made known his hasIeess a the Secpaa W ashinw- toa, but was mel with poisi hank Fsfa@ai a can9oi give yea cent, says the general Tss eomDIrlee Eodesiiy aged s,s suit. Eargei- ting tie refusal sf tnIs isifasof os ths earer presa- Seets to take ea e the post office ~tters eorvsys sg iafornatloa of his EoGiastioE hS the ~hig eoav~a- aa ss PhisaeiPia. beeasse tse writers of thesn had not paid the posssg~. a Ne,S says the General, ~ s.l not give yea . cent, tue people aia sot p.f me here to eaisd eAarres-'' \ senfs-sMaa. who had accompanied fhe caamsfseR, tsiaksa4 ta eaira the general qn enc, at least, af Aas many p1Ax~s an4i remembering also, tsat be tae eWRsF ef sHssdrg p9Aata'tehs, asoat 5Qg segEs.es, aAa w4s aa slae feesiPt of S2j so year trpE hss oics aapsoac hes kiz snd rezaAsked; - general ysa have promised ts b. governed ey the examples of the carrier Psess- aeats; Mr. jeaeTson gave Methodist society ia CeasxesoNn S5a towards haiiatag ehasrh, assA on taAf precedent oi an early pr~sidrag lnvas you ta sasscrib< for this ehEnch." But i" sxreA s~pled General Tayf1r, " ald act JeaeFsoa de isssoivenl and therefore l wIa not give my uaassy to kaskd churches Sith. Ts- eeBasEte therefore Sep~Fie<i. We infos ned thzt. hssaaisay, sgcn sceae as tAis ereaEred zs the WAfie Hoase Ilos aaany days sinee- The adsasfors Of the Sec0aa " Asksng4oa eaa applaud aet kks tAss II they ssniEe lt The psapls os thfs eesary ~ili vie~ Ii Is a dsH>nent hght- TaE asSEuaA. VI AsasaSGros"
The Arkansas banner., 1849-08-21
---------''--'-a-'aH'aal - A Genaine Letter.

We ind the following letter, CT eersfheata fin n eomnasieaiisn addressed by iliiam Grandin esq ;, te the BatiuleEe Clipper, and which Ar Grandiu says ls written HiR Ibe General ew proper irog- rsPay." Thase who have seea the faneus "horse letter written by the General saue lime si nee .. IA have deGb; ef the authenticity eI the sne wb;c. follows. Jis-re is similarity of coaStraction and expression which coDcfazveiy reveals the paternity Of both. and shows that the General sone is enfiicd so ibe credit of their sulhorShp. They are as un- like the military letters, aud the a5casions bearing his name, curing the presidential cam gu n saa siace bis election, a Tasnntaas is unlike mols-bM- We are grsiihsa is haEing an epeertu- htty to give the General credit as wrifer, and transfer with great pleasure this cereicaae to our coiunDx:- RagH-
 My frseBa. MT William Grsniiu. R graduate of the '. $. Military AcsdrE1y nd late Rn officer in +--- wfrf n fssrf-S ssY more than iFo years the greater portion of winch time under my immediate eoseTvaiiOn WAS present st the hat- tss of Oks-csc5ee. the 25th December, lss7, where he acted iB the most gallant mRnher, eTinciar en that, as wsH es oH other eecasioHS, great coolness and judgment; So much so, when placed in she command oi the army operating in that ierritery ia the spring Of l-3s, selected hira \ member of uv staa, ia which caPaeity be served ua;a Nav s4J, al wasch time reiiBguisAeG sad command a c0nseque nee of ii health, when, as a matter of course, tue military re iatioRs between Nr. C. and myself were dissolved, when advised him to resign and tDrn his attention to eVil pursuits particularly to the profession of tbe law which he dld and set ted in his native State, New York. sIoce when ihOsgh widely separated, have continued to feel the Genbe interest in all that concerns his ssecess and welfare. ia whaisvsr business be may embark
 Z- TAYLOR,
 Bt- Br. Gen- U :. Army
 Fort Jessup. La. Oct II, lc44
The Arkansas banner., 1849-08-21

.,A .h. lrentssss ahs Austrian arminE whack eaERs
 z, s-.essv lsr frerSsm as9 Independence Ia ac-
 ~oraapee uifa tnaissaSbie naiiouza Tighss aHd tas
 hv,y satr of elf preservation ' has sePSaed irotn Inc throse the h0ase of HsPs5arg Lorraine, whsch
 s.d a-.eoae guilty sf tle most fearfWi crimes aEd ,..-;zr,n. Ksrer sl5 natisa ware . more just ynr Never was a dynasty more justly PnniAsec-
 Nvv-r had people better right fe expect thAt is -,ra-u-,~at ananiH Haousy appolB Bted eeais tA%hee- forth in pescs aud gnistRess employ tse ~hc1e power Og the csantry In heating tss wo1 ads which Inc der,sssd tvrzat ba6 infTcred baf tu%feAa ea this TifhSui aEY deciaratSn oi war, the nsssAsa armies appear in the nrgaboripg territories ef t'aa
 I5rin and Crseew called in the goddess House ef usvahs-r, aRs tarea.en ts fail aYed Hshgsry--
 M aur i.Forfustisa aud al the signs show that that tyranIcsl hoa-e. itself iEzPot~nt by FezSsn et ID crimes ts sfriglaz. by meaD~ ct a9 alliance m Ras@Ia ts erect anew ils de$pote thrsn@ eP0a tn~ v-uyv of the ser@ay-trisd nation of HahEary. he Hvnvarian nartsa is 9etermiBed ts resist this al ,~,vt It is resolved te wasis ths bssd ct the lzsa ,,.H rather than evsr Acknswl~4Ee it's murderer as is master And white in this esrmest and iHarpova.
 bic rsctusioz tt believes and hopes that the victory vii Ss gwen e iis arms, with tsse feeling et Ire eencabss HdEHatIph ii raises iis cry 10 0es and ts
 inc csvfsixeS nations of the world, and preteNts xalrmnlv against the uuiasi intsrveBiion of tha
 Rwssian power which, fos thc sake of perjnssd ,-~,,ut is ready tS trEfspie al human and national -hts b~soat it's feet it protests in Inc conaeiOns- ness Of the sa5enxbie duty of self-aeIsncs Ii pro t-s,s ia the nam@ of tha; common law ef nations whieh the saefed basis for ;he mutual relations of stssss h protests n agreement with al treaties, yae!arations aaa proisst4tigss Ehich pat the exis tsaes Of nAi4sns under the eonmon protection Of the sen-e of justice in other nations against the rsalts ef Bsarpsrs IL protests in the of frce com, og the Earepeaa eqaiibriuu and sf eiyiis<s- ,,oa. l; protests n the name of husnnaity, af Ihs iaaoeeut blood which, saa@1 in such war, wiA cry ts q iasi Goa fer vengeance. The Hungarian tfoa IS oon6Sesi taai every people which is aBisaa ted hy ths EeTe of justice and freedom, Wi answer this it's prsteststiea with warm sympathy. Never t.,eess should gre he deserted by the whole world, we eoeisre before God and al nen ear hrm r~so- lailaa never 10 sabmit 10 iyTaEiezs power, hat to csEaAE3 this JRsi war of seif-sefeRee to ibr iasf drop of car bseod. God and the civilized world saag iRdEe between us and cur zsSaiiAnts-'
The Arkansas banner., 1849-08-21

.snotAsy es< sg ss< Cssacisnati E~guzrsr -Ths sca lowing spPesrs n ihe Csacias4ti Enqares ot TAnTs day last
 We sre ered5bS isfSEm~d thxt st Cstsmhas Ia where he cholera has besB very fafsl lady Aa ,'Ss Sly years ef age. was seixed wish seAera en Sssat- day morniNg last and dsea as was saProsca Ahoas s o'clock In Kss sfsernesn
 Sae had administered ts her eziosnei sad opaasa
 h tAe eveniae her Soss. Iss-tSw was Aissckssa by The s~me dss~ss-, sad wss tying aad beng trvafrd fsF tbe recon where tas eld isdy was had eat in tts h4hilsneas< of aessh. Akeas aayhgAt ea S.sns2y morning the old tsdy rnse sp ard 3~ssrsa Co kns@ what al the sxelseaaemt was 2bons, abd f she ss4a't slept loag xhiae. Sae saa her soG-sh-iaw eosng weat.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-08-21


 EsefisitB ed Cksipa.--fssasssor 0smusrn2 sf 1ais Cafseae has sstcis ea sAls s.hl-ct b sA-s
 tsss khsysa Fsla1.sa, sa whseA hs 1russp fAai
 sr~ is anB aassNnai and nysssFsssa eozaseIiaa bs. iSeea Ehs esadsfsea ef sinsesFshese e<xsrsrty and
 ns fsss1iasAg epsaes se gee iArts wAseh ksxs asa- As1y essA sfi~ge& ia pFsnf ef shas erma~raSan hs expaesua aa shs ssqvosttsun tnas erysssa rwas~s Whseb shAaEs shs ssecteAi state e fsa nssma~pA<re tesa asse ta sF dsrsisssh fbs~ FasaENs sf eta&erE The reaassons ef sA- ssnn~pAesc ts eSse irssssF ass saHtFa~a eAss1Ay hy ske eemAia@ axsn. ears e heAt aa4 mafstase. Tsnseer saorms oerMs aosi tse4aezssY skea she an k hos saA azmp. Bss f6ls seafe ef ne stsosphere s aatxxorsbss b ske sstFen q shs elertc sascAtns zx esAeE ae1sNus kr t'se asi1csas PTencSeA as esSenaEafF. Tas hs as.d hpnaf aa whtra generss&s shnssAeg ssarnas aud An P~iss she aces of eserarai Apptstas ss semaskAbie ic~ pFcsnk eaemic&i eaaw-s ia Aassssai and vege- iaees sshsssnees. En sRcA a ~sts al sh~ aA a~Nt seaa Aposls hreaa SGssFs AsgF<g gs8ws r1nesa Rssk cardses sad slsseamesis icsmeas. Mree ws p<EeeSpe tae Fstrmsor gn~s, iaS th~ ssne eoss8sss. el she ssmkaasAers wAsrh prece&es tksnaeF ssnFms ans Fasfs eaeetFss1a acan segvavsses meEgAaa9 sseassS aad As sNg place here tAs pestsxee iS gFessaliag there aaasnei abseEe< ol th4Ades ana agh;aJ1g we may regard II ss aa obstacle sa fAs pregress of fhe sfstessse. 4 sopto1s snFesy ef fssa. huwevpr, hAs . tsaSeary ts ts1swa sAe raxAgrs nf S1s&nse. The kra&essos concludes that the atspesagsan so ascrss Ae pEaaactsan as the sAoieta ts sesfasSans nf tha eseciresE state of tho atmaspb~Fe are roa i accordance ws the eaatsOas sPgis af sse iRsaesive philosophy. ~ Y, TraBxns
The Arkansas banner., 1849-08-21


 is't srtsg ssse. Tel D k M thsy asa sssa end 'o'ns aroasdi Prsaes usss kssP up. = IBssrhaais nasi have sssnsz ass sbers is vrsy Ists lumber Co hs had here, fsF sasisr's miils have not aawed . board sinos sis gold wus erss discovered. ssd tie i@"rd eHly knows whea tb~y ever wfli again.
 bSNra i@ $2t per week, wnshing ss Per dsasn- | eo0aeqasSfiy board myself and wash rsyncif, too. las the freshman said Myself and faree other ehSRs- all house carpenters occupy ieHa tsgssAer, aud take it tara assHt is coekiag. SC. We all gcs mere EeEk thaa wa caa ds aud i've esmfsrfz- By
 In he mines assT is worth SI per pSahs; sogaa si' ooaee si; bscoa s2; POrk Sl 50; sail Si psv PSsad, Ae- The rensoa thiAgS are Sc sesr in the a'nss IS Sceasse Of the high raiss ef traasporta- lion from the bead waters.
 ssPg~~e you would asw like ts hear somsihinr .ef ise roass froa this plsce to tbs miar-. wsU, yOu tsaEs bese ia small sehoOoers, uloops. Ae in which yoo ga far as SacratnsBto City, three miles from saiter's Fort. Gif yoa iaiead going 10 the valleys of tfs SaerAmeHie.1 which voyage will take yoa three days and nights. anu tss cost so But. If going to the San Jossula. ysn % ls Ssock- toR trst. which eests the same, then, yoa are 70 asPosod. yos esa have year baggage trAssported to the n'Bes fes eighty ceatE per Poasds and as E man tP&rtcslATiT if be be lrrsTy one) cannot vel af- ford to pay such high freigst ca kis own cArc1ss, ne matter of coarse he mwa foot h-distanes to the mines eighty miles They are gsftiag uy an oPpositisH tfansportatioa line, whsn, no doubt things viii be lower.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-08-21
Cholera.

WErSEsnkY, .fsgExt IA The end IS rna va, ,, fsoagn ws ieei ss | Ss hsa experienced ua0ge nan double pogfics oi sffi esl0n. All s haze ta do t. 70 saHer slh Ee@fsseS degree of phalssarsiy or Tsiigtes may posssss the eslssai-s tsast s4sxll as Tbs weather is H1e, ihe p7Pais'1an haz awiu- di~c away uae-thiFc probably of lfs usual ns,Dses bat vet victims are taitsag by night aad ey say
 We haze "a record among Inc ialien i9-,sav the aams of fhe Rev. \. W. Ftsbes. q fas Fre' Cen. -r-SaileAal ChsFes. sftsv ssagt weeks filaess.
 We are ansefz3ea lhsi Dr. Walker, ana Dr Aastin o raFis, k3eA3A8d roaafy, hearing ol oag dszssss 'a's< dew9 nsgat sessfs lSst ss yofxatrsts sa tss great eaftts nhash F gong wstk ths ehnlesa- The Vrrsts1s # their hsa3-qnxrteFs.
 Or, Te4g srs3sa and DF. c. Giick. two more brare V4'tateesk, cane ecxB last ni-ht fsu1a Aaasasla Ns+ arc stsFFiag al the Exchange
 fssiurasY ssisgrEpasS dispatch x4s greeired bo5 Citeiaazt stAslEg that ls. stEsdsT wl;A 0theT ss.ls'ahee &osl4 ss bess is ihr morning
 Ias Ei@re an1fnae s@eBi ot ike sympathy Ena i'@aissa sssss'asce had sherliag eject Ehseh Tza If'shtra-i fhs morning by ibs zfyiyAi sf D4 Caro- 'sAa 4o1 Df. sii Raer, aceampaalsd E Mr BAasY, q t4aAsF iEea WIa2ingsaa Ae sol4lierre4 to AtIE st .-t srE sf canciHGzfi. win Two fenale assisssnis 'As v Soth ot tas phgslessRx, vel as M. B@ilr saa lts asslstaass, have lad charge ai one of the FGetgAi aospisats at Cineinissti Hhsre xs are han, p 10 b. s5is Q say thetr segYices are no EosK~r -e-a@S HeR Rsk our sigsEsHs whs, hsYs fed throsgs
 sS ie1sr tS contrast tse8r oEb e9asaaet wish ina; l" 'AsS1 upsse sosis, wbo came amoag sfrzasers te -~s esfe 5i tsoss Raog they haze d~ssrfea
 Sza4ssaSea.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-08-21

Sc No Easmses as PxatKa We cut the foilsxfss 2 from The New York Atlas. whs. can he rBore rsyolung 10 the oi be patriotic pofoa ol the AnericAa psopse. than ts see Gen. TEylos h~apsng pf5 -es aae Besss sfoa the moral traitors " Nho a5a sad esinfari !" to MsxIco. and invoked our 5arbAFeos enemy 10 gre- Geo. Taylor and the brave ia~a Who at his lanfes for kim sa5 ultimately ihe presidency. :" xith bloody hands to hospIiAbIs gfsyss'" By sach eeaf9ct Gen. TzysG is making hinsea more oiiSas ts the A@erieah p@orae eSea tsa The moral traitors tneEnselFes. The Atlas ssys:
 ' We are glad 10 peTsei=e that 6Nr old msster W llilsTD Beoxu, of the SAiern GAzsate, has be-ii appointed Uavs officer si 'te port of Salem. Masss- oaaselis- We have 4ssst be wgl give good sAtis- tsctioa to all having h2sinesS wita hi1u ia his new 'ecailoa He possesses sa sEliabs 9asssosi.Iaa saG ts, wIttai, gFni}eEaa of integrity and great 5ass- uess eA9Asisy. II xe have 10 H4srrh ost os office c4rseivrs, we ake b see oaf friends walk ia. Yet We knew ihsi At B1osu was one of fhe mosf 1SscruSaloss enemies to the recent xar sxstb Nrxi ec--fis soldiers, heroes, aad uphagserp. .na ne Gazette wss one e tAose ~h4g Japers tta e-aoea<e Gen. Iay sot AS l9grnsy2aa bateaer VeFily. the general hss h eaem1ss ;o Paaish.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-08-21
eo1n nssaena
= aanazE a4uau.s.

Califssnsa CsssE4Susus
 ThsazanAs aAwsf fssa. sAs b shsrr. Csli5srssn Cefsteraan
 s<A@=s frasm A@ad asnillsnn sssss. Ay. tAs very wsFsa is efuxy,
 frisor and Pauper, yeaax ana cd Wssuaa. tses sssgess fes ssnkssm,
 Ati ts ss a-aiggiaG EsldL Yea. stAe mzaEsu at her ussvas.:
 fhssnh .she sees hss krss xssy hai-' Sest is sserey. sss ss bs9 her
 Fer saeslxer usrAd pfeY@s~. ThaaEh sae kDswE h, sees II Sz5ly.
 Theagh sas faefs shs's grs~iar ssd frt. sbes says. 'my eays theagh nuasssr'd, N ast as sPs1t in dlsgiag sssd v Stand ws In isssdty parlor.
 Ps@ee aad gfsnty Gnsilag rsaed Ls~esy uife. and lovely eksdrsa.
 Al with sw'ry hiNnatag erswn,a fl fet. whai neans sbat fsaa caafwssea, Why thsas lsPs e pase ssa esla kHow ys thaS the m4nss0E's szsa~aeF SigAs to gs s-siggiAg euas See final Hrfss PisyGal prntrssr,
 Basy ss the ba~iea aheFs; see tin fesrh his fruck ans apFen. kaaning here and runntsg there = Ns~, hs turns uat0 hs mother.
 ''Ise my hal Oh. mp1hes de Come . gss1 ready. stsseg - hrotss-r,-- Wen gO tS the diegings ls~,s Artisas ekEs hs seeks his father,
 Heeeieaa of fia m0thsr's ss@xx, Kisses hasa. yrt tifsie aru1nsing
 'Tis the tact for many ysurs. Nov. tis@I fathers hssn Ss sets=n'S. Now, .gaia ss nssmmcn soid.-- What arr all the Jvye sf kSaAr@S, TS tse leys sf digging gold: Morning breaks, shs sasaost wtdow Rssfs from her sa~epleas bed. And he rises tee, who from her
 Ne'er before had lain kls head See, they irsad the gardeH s4ezly.
 An she fsezs checking ? in T~liisg her that sevsT, never
 May thsy tread those walks again Nsw, the siaip is en the oeesa.
 Rc hs sesS8s the gayesl there ;- Sse,-Oa! wait BSI. nzaa. fs wonder Ala wonsH ia sesPaiF Hsii Ras ,- Think hst s--HsrTy en Exrd,- Join kisz sa the biis~ aniolS ;- Peril hGe,-isxe,-al all tiaa's precisas, h the game of diggiag gold- ' X~s~.- +rn~- 4-@ -sr.@ - -sa.-- ~ss4-@s---- Floats there uow a snowy <ailsa tirss sad foremost. gaxtng frsm II, stas6s feeble nan, and pale Now, that chip is safely aucherd Far from fear of eeean's foana; And. be. Like #, tse, is reaching
 What be deems his hsrPy heaass. Home s-he xtarfs,--bis seaHes wiIdssa. Reand and round ia freazy Fave; w here is siss V hs once a5sTa'a nl'' Long since ia peaceful grave. '-ChidreEs where are yef''-ao answer. ~HaDdeF'e from your fsth-r's Ess1s'' Never msaG. there ssiii is comfort, Ges and hag yOar heap of gold.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-08-21

IRs Irikk Lsa&tards@--A parssh priest named Msehaei fitxgsraia. has Pubstssea leftrs ta tsse l.itnefiek Examiasr. in which he shows sP the Irish tsss1eFas in their trae eo3orz JoAa MiseAel hfuassa, whs wss cried sswa goodies anarchist spoke ef rhsan is nssxs bsht9sag tsrrsA, aoE ia mor= se4,hisg iAagaaxe. lie zNyss
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Esesss q Prisssers c4Gds Gsn~ts~ es the Sf The 5iSa gIves tae following sceoana of aa es- cape iroIn tias Shreveport lais: sThs klanavpsrA D' Cases Carr, 1eha C. Hsana AAd . saan ks tis nANe of Moore. made fheir escape from ear Parish JaA oH the night ef the 9stA ui II is susoes.d by some thai they had sxffanAoas assistance We think. however. taat the facts wiii bear us eat ia ths assertion thai they aRAi6ed, save ty thsSr own iDgsaRaty- They last wssA takrn sas o the cangsos and placed ia the upper story their faaaariss asa cs4sss haying been kHeckud on Fresa tsat thns Hnta the Eigas ef tbeir sxll gbsy laasg hAvs s7en 4zssdssa&y eagzgee Tn ps<king sni tAs bFtek ca the Fsar wal fFnln the street Whea they
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4 S@syf WemeM---The Aasanv Kasekeshecksr says that say in that eSsy te dsy k~fers y~sssr- dsy, washed wboss Nexha wasting. haag fhe eIsthes aus h afy eoOkrd fre4 meals, made pasr saocklaxs, hwd tAe ehairEa. taEea A~rNsf sei fasn dyed Esar asvsses. twsmeen tte hours ef A. N ard P M. This is wbaa we cal . ssn@rt wems= BAsnasa shya!a exAabss her n gs&Az esss 2