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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-29

1pA friend has sen, MS pamphlet copy oi
The proceedings Of The Alabama Democratic
Conve ntion held in June last. at Montgomery
Our readers are already Informed on this mat.
tsr.-Tho Corron.i"n- adopted os they Prubn-
bly, know the Virginia Resolutions in relation
TO Southern Territorial ri ghts. and warmly ap-
proved "the course pursued by those members
Of Congress-, who signed and published the
Southern Address"
Among the members TO the Convention we
observe The names Of Judge T. S. Mays and
T. o. Gluscock, delegates from Montgomery
and formerly from our District.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-29

In The Senate i; is.sonIewhat dououu'
whether the Wings have not obtained a
majority of one vote, by the election ol
Wig in Lawrence and Walker, though
some Of The Wing Senators, from Demo-
cratic counties, are pledged 10 vote with
me democratic party. ln the House of
Representatives there will be democratic
m msiori,y Of about ten. On joint ballot the
Democrats will have an undoubted ma
jor:ty.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-29
MONTREAL, Aug. l6.

Last night about 80 persons went into
La FunIain's house, and broke open the
sarden.-A number Of shots were fired BY
the persons in the house, said 10 bo body
of disguised mounted police.
A man named Mason was shot, ten
slugs entering bis body. killing him almost
instantly. A number of others are said 10
have been wounded. A cornuer's jury
was empauuc(led this afternoon, and then
adjourned over until o-morrow. Another
riot is anticipated tomorrow.
MONTREAL, Aug. II.
There have been further outbreaks and
ritting in our city, but without any very
seriuus consequences.
Donnegau's splendid and valuable hotel
was totally destroyed BY fire last night.
The loss is estimated at E35, 600, only
part of which was insured. During the
fire one Of the iremcn was killed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-29

MORE RIorING IN CASADA.-The fol.
lowing dispatches from Montreal 10 the
Baltimore Sun. announce that The Cana
dian rebellion was "skotched nnt killed.
and has again burst forth with fresh
violence:
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-19
MIAM Jaw & Y Z 2

~ D. SULLIV AN Il Co having iust open.
W ed their ne 8csta blishment nt IN O. 50,
Fourth street, opposite Planter = HOUSE, iicll
they have fitted up in i sty superior Is their
former one. and 10 which HEY resre fnllyso-
licit the attention Of their old Gust oiaers I'D
the public generally to the fine stock OF L
ry which they have opened, superior 20 any
ever brought to this city--such as
Ladies &gentl emens' double cased watches;
Do do breast pins and bracelets
Gold chaids:fob and vest chains, sea ~ rings
Ear rings, brace lets claps, nc ok laces;
Diamond rings and pins an d bracelets;
Fancy set and plain ring s. gold pens. pencils,
Tooth pick gold thin,bles, shields & BUCKLES
Gent!emens' shirt studs s. wristband buttons
A variety Of card cases and boguet holders;
A large assortment Of forks, spoons and but.
ter knives, fruit do, and sugar tonga. "A Iso,
large assortment of watch. makers tools, at
wholesale and retail, low for cash.
N. BAH watches that were left before
the fire Of 18th May, were saved, and can be
had by the owners calling for them. We are
now prepared to attend TO all the branches Of
our business. such as cleaning and repairing,
in the very best manner, all chronometers;
duplexes, lever, and lepine Eatches. Also.
all kinds ofssfiyer waresn,ade to order, and in
the shortest notice, and always u quantity Or
ING saIn ... l.s nd The highest prices
c. D. SULLIVAN &c co.
NO ~, Fonrth street, opposite Planters House.
z Sept.s5th, 1919. lily
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-19
TO DEATIg.l


FROM THE GERMAN OF GLucK
Methinks it were no pain to die
On such an eve, when such sky
Der canpies the West;
To gaze my fill on yon calm deep, So ~
And. like an infant. fnll asleep 4
On earth, my mothers breast.
There's peace and we leone in yon sea
OF endless blue tranquility;
The clouds nre living things;
] trace their veins Of liquid gold,
see them solemn " unfold
Their soft and Aeeey wings.
These be the angels that convey
Us weary children Of q day
Lies tedious nothing DER
Whore neither passions come, nor woes,
+ To vex the genius Of repose sss
On8D Death 5 majestic shore.
No darkness there divides the sway
With startling dawn and dazzling day;
But gloriously serene d
- Are the interminable plains; e
Ono fixed, eternal sunshine reigns
Ger the wide, silent scene.
Icannot sdoif all human fear;
know thy greeting is severe
10 this poor shell Of clay !; Ssssss
1 Yet come, q 5DEATH thy czing kiss
I Emanci patcs thy rest is bliss. s
l would 4 were AVA "
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-19
DUBUQUE IOWA, SEPTEMBER -, 1919.

rigorous captivity. She was confined in one 81
the dungeons of prison under the Neva
Five years elapsed. The victim OF tho heart.
less Catharine and Of the villain Orloff, awaited
death as the only relief she could expect nut
youth and u good constitution struggled en er.
getically against torture and priyafions. Ono
night, reclining on the straw that served hcs us
q bed. she pray ed to God to terminate Her SUI
ferings by staking her to himself, when her az.
tention was attracted by low rum 5 linz noise
| like the roll OF distant thnndor. she listened.
! he noise redoubl led il became an incessar ut
roar, Which each mo mer1t augmented in pow.
| er. The poor captive desired death, andyet
she feit terror She called aloud !. and inplor.
ed not 70 be loft lone. "A iailer cafno AT her
cries ;she the OF lie noise shs laeard
!, is nothing eplicd the stupid slave llo
Neva ovcrfowing.' as &
But cannot / he y ter reach us here?
st is here alreQdy 49, ~
ut that moment The hood; mahing III VA q
under the door, poured into the dungeon, ana ana
y q, instant aptige ailer werooscr ths
.For heaven, s'sak & lst q lssys shls. Odd
the young princess. sss1 Is Iss
Not without order md Il have 4eeejyed
none II s as sSS3S
But we shall Do dro owned! Hi
hat is fetty cert min; blt itllol,t snerjai
orders am not to let sou lea ID tlYis eeosls
on pain Of death. Ins ease spl anger, ii tol
reInai1 wi1nyou, sns. 81 reseae be
Good GA! tlso Wstsi rises cannot sass
stain myself sa IN
Eva n ing its Ian III, float "a cd.
orlnous blscka of Ice upset ing every thing in|
ats passag and uilda ndi aceilt conil
Try. waicr nov sspi he'd fariousi y1raifst
the prison doors III id been clf riedG
away ~ and othsF soldiers on
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-19
PREPARE FOR THE CHOLERA.

Cholera. that are so highly recommended
by Drs. Cartwright and Mcdowell. The Me.
dicines are prepar cd from the best Of articles,
that are warranted pure and genuine. Direc
tions accompany each package.
Dubuque, apl 25th. E. F. GILLESPIE.
Undc: City Hotel.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-19
THE PARTITION or IRELAND. 4


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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-19
a REMARK ABLE IA MIL Y

A Rem A RK A3islI FAN LIE q
a few days since we ~ tnessed . leave,
taking while ourself seeing some friends Of
in a steamer, which was g perfectly Judi.
scrous that we cannot refrain from describing
III, althoug we fear ii will appaa tatae 81
the fslati Oh com Y ia tho actual occur:
renee.
bile sitting downsin the ladies saloon,
|qliietly chat ing q procession Of var ious-
sized md colored negroes nade thsir ~.
spearance. be ring a vers and sd I'D boxes,
trunks back q ts, sbands box es, clIpst bugs,
brown pa per pack agess and other evidences
That The owner of said ]iJgg literally
gssage e. we a6ras apart ing be rem
was brought up by q couple whose fernarssa
bic appearance and deportnen ut az once az
rested The attention-the one was d portlv,
hard featured gentleman, very much to be
ptied from having been pitted by the small
pox, and the other was an elderly looking
lady, to all appearance his vie. The gen
t.eman's face was nearly hidden by two
large Irish innen sails, which rose from a
capacious stock, and his head was surround
cd by very shaggy looking black beaver
hat. He KEEP: his right hand in his breech
es pocket, necessarily jjnglng q large and
valuable amount Of silver dollars and frac-
tlonal portions of that coin. while he rather
rugged than escorted :hc lady, whom he kept
continually addressing as ..Liza,:' and who
was trotting along with the rnincIng gait oil
a miss of seventeen, though her appearance
would indicate that she was about seventeen
times that age. hen we saw her we had
the Hon. Mrs. SkeWton before us--a lady
who lived for appearaflceS with but f. u 1t 4
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-19

Superior Teas for Family use.
have just reed supply Of superior Imper-
al, Gun Powder, and Black Teas, from the
Canton Tea Company, which can warrant
pure and genuine, for sale very cheup by
Il GILLESPIE,
July llth, ls49. Agent far hcCo.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-19

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d Der the wide. silent scene
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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-19

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hurried dow, Isl :iie M ati
ne tout gei tiansRn shot q a III
and the lady slIod ga rGe ofheS 81
the stout gent III aiiinfI shouted fo HI
rai Need ss I'M III III bs strn
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thSt lle III esaf oF 3 Is Z 81 rnsI's3I
abosrs. aped up the 81 I'M. a,,d every
tite crow mo more mi d I'M
face rushed Sd the arms 81 EI;zs. to IA
her rood bye. the stout psr,t m & wif Il rs
.inyisible pernke. dancing around him y ! 9
arony Of excite T6a s. 81 fra,,
the per before tho 30. ced I, !,
could tear Himself away. and Is the parties
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-19
NJ ISSOJJR "A I'D FOR SA III,

HE undersigned otfers for sale the south
j half Of section 26, township SIS M II 3 %,
West 5th r m. = ying in Carroll county on the
west side of Grand River, and Is nj Hes from
the mouth; or will exchange for land ia the
northern counties OF Iowa. &
JOHN W. cLAR 4
Delhi, Delaware county. Iowa.
ss July q 8, 1888. 46-3ms sss
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-19
Ohio Fruit and s. ed Store.

TTyEiE subscriber returns his best wishesfo
the citizens Of Dubuque and yicinit WI for
their very liberal patronage for the past year.
and bySa strict attention to business, and . dis
position to please, hopes TO merit e tinuance
of the same, and an increased patronng for
1919 "a general variety Of Green and Dried
Fruit, Candies, Nuts. aud Spices. kept con-
stantly on hand, alsosa choice selection Of
GARDEN AN D III ELD SEEDS,
in the proper seasonfor planting them.
In addition to his former business, he has
fitted up an Elysian Saloon, where Oysters,
Sardines, Hot Coffee, and Gamc, will Be sscrv.
cd up at llreasona BILE hours.
A liberal patronage is solicited. Call at the
sign 0fstlle Ohio Frnit and Seed Store Nos61,
Main ST., next door TO the City Hotcl. and gct
the worth Of your money. s All
Dubuque. III January. Is49. 1917
nTCash paid for Eggs, Butter. Choose. Lard,
and Poultry.
YEyHE su bscribers have on hand and ofFerfu
II sale
s5 Sacks good Rio Coffee.
IS hhds. Sugar of different qualities.
! cask fresh Rice.
20 kegs Nails,
10 half chests and boxes Imperial Tea,
Young Hyson and Black Teas.
Gr,ndstones of various sizes.
june ID. VIM. LAWTHER j. co.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-19
O. S. X. PECK,
Attorney at Law

WASHIN UlON, u.
ps s"d se n !ns Courts eas beo a So
different Depa rtm ents, and before Congress.
Especial attention will be given to claims for
Bounty Lands, for pay and extra pay for scr
vice in the war with Mexico III
Refer in Dubuque TO
Hon. Geo. w. Jones, Gen. Warmer Lewis,
I" S. Hampstead, DR.. II. Holt.
" 7. Rogers, II. EMERSON.
Col. Geo. McHcnry, N !,
md GENERALLY to the members OF the Bench and
Bar. and to the public men of the State:
His charges will be reasonablo y = = tters
shouId he post.paid Aug. 1919 Asst.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-19
Ws,,dow Glass

A LII sizes of the best Pittsburg Window
IA ,Gluss, in store and for sale low by
July llth, 1S49. e + GILLESPTE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-07
wTuE cRISISn
"FATTHFlL AMONG THE FATTHI.ESS."

"FATI1IFliI AMONG THE FATTIil.ESS
"e time has come the Cases the Wooihurys, thu Mays
the Daases ucnans should exert themselves IN calming sec
excitement removing prejudice IN disfene ue"h a'
putting down the wechcd agitation oil faction Chio"
Yes the time and he who does and know
it, is wfuly blind and ignorant. The time has come, when
We of the South decide whether we will niuy stand
up for our rghste compromises of the Constitution our
very existence free people, tamcy and cowardy sub
nit 10 insults Injustice degradation vassaagc The time
has come when decide whether we are 10 be equals
in the grea partnership into which ancestors entered
or whether furnish all the capital and lei Others
have the benefit Is there Virginan craven lost 10
sense of duty doubt what lie should pursue
Ii is hoped not We knotc that there get some gallant
allies the Norhwc have reason TO know that all OF The
distinguished gentlemen named in the above extract are
fighting in the BATTLES of the Constitution. Surrounded as
they BY enemies 10 IT, enemies TO u.s. We 90 Know that
one at least is using his powerful influence in the cause oi
Justice 10 slsing that influence oo al time ard cir
cunisances which entitled him 10 the respect and gratitude
of every patriot in The country Ii is cheering 10 ind
strong man doing every thing in his for weak party
The opinions such belong 10 the nation and make
him. dated the 9Th November Should meet his eyel am
sure from The kindness of his nature he will excuse the
liberty take in giving the public that which was intended
alone for the writer Of this:
promising prospects, they obscured by the npend
ing cloud arising from the slavery question.
.'The Wmo Proyiso will, fear, pass Congress- and then
should he approved by General Taylor this dangerous
question unnecessarily forced the South will reach its
crisis May Heaven grant that the issue shall be favor
able domestic peace and union
Such is the language of wise statesman. Would thai
others would take The same stand.
Does any man really doubt shat General Taylor will
sign the bill should ii pass Congress? He who does
credulous indeed The signs all indicate what his action will
be- If he is be dependence, broken reed in truth
will be- In number shall pursue This subject
In the time make this humble appeal 10 every sonoi
Virginia stand firm by THE SOUTH"
Essex 26th November, lS1g.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-07

The last ballot lie vote During me oaiotng, Nj
Omond received votes Mich. Davis + s. Lyon on inc
las, bao Mr.. Aberorombie Mr. Phillips, l.. r. "aAe'' "
f. Rcser, Mr. Murphy and others.
Fitzpatrck would have been elected on the NTH ballot a
dav but for the monentary and accidental absence Of MEM
Der who came in after the baotng had closed and desired
10 cas his vote for Fitzpatrick but the rules OF the House eA
cuded The vote The motion adjourn then carried
On the next day jeremiah Clemens nenoora was elect
cd Senator by four majority follows Clemens o' Fltzpa
rick "A scattering g. Sixteen Democrats voted for Clemens
and four Wings voted for Fitzpatrick
The Montgomery Advertiser amens the surprising result
and the defeat of longtried and faithful puoc SERVANT
Colonel Fitzpatrick the nominee OF the party US reafks
we commend TO the Democracy every where
There is no ono principle of the Democratic creea NOR
firmly established Than thar the will of the majority clearly
ascerained should govern IN all matters u ,leie ! M
execution for this only resorted TO for the purpose OF
surely getting at that majority where here Is not i re-
nresentaton R, in the case before us, tne peniociac
The constituents more man m st rac"odmo
Nominated and voted for their candidates. ana were 10y
bound BY its acts-bound to support rs ,amases ,1GI
King and Governor FiizRack Two long tried ana ai.u
public servants were nominated oy an rsrs us beyond
rijv of the party-yea, oy two-thrus, anu WIZ ' ~
all question, its candidates
Still by the recusancy of few democrats lne WIN u we
party oyerthroWn, Tvs fayore beaten ana ne WINGS e
made 10 rejoice Mr. Clemens has borne the character OF
heightened Democrat and trust that there is no ruin IN
the rumors touching the causes OF the
change Of The vote from what tho day before Inc
Advertiser says
OF the means employed bring about such result we
know nothing of ourselves Common rmor places the oar
gain at TOO degrading terms any minded gentleman
submit to and In this Light We have always viewed .o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-07
WISDOM or THE REGENCY

The course of Mr. Clayton in regard the steamship Uni
ted States while showed aversion the liberal Repub
can movements in Germany also bndy struck blow at the
shipbuding interests of this country correspondent Of
the ~ Y. Herald quotes the following extract from the Vie
ner Zeung the German navy, which merits attention as
speaking of the policy Of furnishing foreign governments with
vessels of Great Britain certainly acts on principles al
together different from those adopted by present admin
istraton and while the former permits her subjects Ia build
for Germany, aud 10 launch them decorated
with the flag of the German empire the latter forces Amer
can citizens give bonds that the steamship United States
after being altered into vessel and now not fiji for any
thing else sha be used in war; But here is the
extract:-
"The war steamer Cacque built for the navy Of the Ger
empire anced at Bristol on the goth Of October
The vessel decorated with the flag of the German EN-
pre- Great Britain Prussia and Austria. The steamer
Inca also built Bristol for the German empire is nearly
finished.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-07

Clemens We think therefore, that he is bound 10 notice
then in order to preserve his reputation If he has pledged
himself in any shape suppor, General Tayors admins
tration the party should know il We do not be-
ievc it ourselves and only give currency abroad what is
every bodys mouth here that the Colonel may have
opportunity of setting himself right before the public
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-07
VOLUME XLVI.
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
prBLISUED DAILY AND SEMI WEEKLY,
~ xyJIIIAM F. d THOMAS RICHIE, JR.


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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-07

Is CHANCERf- vEoSiA-Ai Rules held IN The CsSss . J
Ito the Superior Court o Law and Chapcory ~ norm
spon County on Monday, the 2ih day Of stemher .is
Bs. Elder Joseph Elder. and Thomas t!neWs n'er
"NalS a'' ta''''' "9 ~ Plaintiff:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-07

CONVICTION OF PRIcE-John Price Who ase aon
h;s bro,herinhw Geo Campbell IN bai'inois, INN ns
ms ; has been tried at Annapolis, found sniy, anu
IN. ~ ourheen years and six months imprisonment
| in the State Peinsntsry
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-07

The Presidents Message ii is said will fill about four
the Enquirer columns Heavens knows when il will be sen
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-07

On the oath Nov there terrible fire at Baton Rouge
destroying SIS 900 worth of property
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-07
ALABAMA SENATORS

On the 39th November Colonel w. X. King democrat
was elected United Senator the third ballot as fol