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Washington telegraph., 1849-12-19
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"
By JAMES p JKTr.
IN depth of winter, over frozen ground,
On which the soldiers left their tracks in blood.
washington retired southwark, when he found
ne enemy too strong to be withstood-
Barefoot, half clad, without sufficient food,
He cheered his men until their hardshps grew
Blessings, when suffered in cause so good;
And manly strength and resolution true,
Lit by brighter hope, sprung in their hearts anew.
Never despairing of his country's cause;
Through heat and cold, through calm and storm
the same;
With strength unfaltering, zeal which knew no
pause,
And sword which never ceased aIoft to flame,
Wherever danger threatened, down he came,
Like the fierce tempest, on lis country's foe;
Until word Of terror grew his name
A signal of success without blow,
And vlctory's glorious pledge when blood was
doomed to flow.
Beside rvulet his army lay;
Its watchfires blazing in the midnight gloom;
CornwalIis only waiting for the day,
With superior force to seal its doom,
Before it could its southern march resume
Hour after hour the campfres lickered on,
Till as they mingled with the mornings bloom,
Lo! from the hill the intended prey was gone
Led OFT at dead of night, and saved by Washington!
Th' opposing hosts at Princeton meet again;
Behold tho --a.-.. .lunurIing peal p. all.
The bayonet charge!-the dying and the siain!---
The ring of small arms!-the fierce clash of STEEL
Cavalry, wild beneath the bright -spurred heel
The crmsoned sword--lines, flashing as they
move
Dark clouds of smoke which the red scene con-
Shouts which the bloody conflict ended prove
And Freedoms floating stars Of victory above!
Again! hark! deaf ming rolls from Monmouth
plain,
The thunder-notes of strife deep, dread and loud!
The friends and foes of right have met again,
AS In the storm cloud dashes against cloud!
Again the cannon heaves its suphurous shroud,
And blood-stained sabres through its blackness
flash,
AS 1t a tempest from its path had bowed
And burst above them, with its thunder r-crash
And hghtnings and wild gloom their spirits to abash!
Who on his metlled charger leads the van
His drawn sword lightning with celestial fire?
What wondrous being, seeming more than man,
Stirs the dark storm with Freedom hallow ed ire?
See how he charges through the conflict dire,
Or dauntess stands where all with death is rife!
See! where he treads his country's foes retire!
See, how he spurns the dangers of the strife,
And moves if possessed of Heaven guarded life!
'Tis he! Rights champion! freedoms nobest
friend!
His bleeding country's savior, boast, and pride!
lis he, in whom all glorious virtues blend:
10 whom the world its interests may confide!
See, how he stems the battles doubtful tide,
And turns its pillows OH his counlry's foes
lis WASHINGTON! a name to Heaven allied
A dear name which with time but dearer grows
And will while mountains stand, light shines and
water flows.
Washington telegraph., 1849-12-19

Defendants. i
Dy virtue Of a decree made by the circuit court
ID IN chancery sitting, in and for the county OF
Hampstead, in the State Of Arkansas, at the
November term thereof, A. d. lS49, in the above
entitled cause, we will sell at public auction, at
the courthouse door in the town of Washington,
in the county of Hampstead, and State of Ar
kansas, on the 25th day of December next, be-
tween the hours of 10 A Nj. & 3 p. NJ. fsaid day,
on credit of twelve months. bearing per cent
interest from date until paid, all of that tract or
parcel of land situated in Mount Prairie, Hemp
stead county, Arkansas, known as the late resi-
dence of John Stuart, dec, embracing all the
right title, claim and interest of the above named
parties in and to the following described land,
and the west half of the south west quarter of sec
ton | !, the east half OF the southwest quarter
of section 49, the east half of the north west guar
ter of section Is, the west half of the northeast
quarter of section l5, the east half of the north
east quarter of section 10, the south quarter
of section 10, all in township l. south of range 26
west Uwenty -six.0 This tract of land is one of
the most valuable places in the country, and is
handsomely improved. Persons therefore desr-
ing to make permanent location, will find this
most desirable one
JOEL d. CONWAY,
WESLEY NORWOOD,
JOHN A. NORWOOD,
Commissioners.
Nov. 1S IS49. I47
Washington telegraph., 1849-12-19
n.--s,. .~r~<s GUgsUss UsEa SsaHaOS

.-aEs. viva IUSsUEs SNsE2 - lsHaOS
fTHE undersigned have permanently estab-
i lished themselves four miles west of Camden
on the Washington road for the purpose of mann
featuring GIN STANDS. From past expe-
rience at the business, fiatter ourselves that
we can furnish an article equal 10 any manu-
featured in this any other State. AL of our
materials Of the very best that can be procured
in the North Our boxing is of a superior quality,
and entirely free from fire and of good duraion.
Our Gins are made on the most approved plan,
and are warranted to perform well in every re-
spect if well used with good gearing Repairing
done at the shop at short notice in workman like
manner All persons wishing to purchase will
please call and examine our work at the SHOP
or at the store of l.. Hill & Co. in Camden who
authorised agents for selling the above Gins
All Gins delivered at the purchasers residence
free of charge a liberal reduction :f taken from
the shop. All orders or letters of inquiry directed
TO us at Camden will meet with prompt attention.
w. & G. THOMPSON.
AuC I5-dec 26
Washington telegraph., 1849-12-19

A schoolmaster driving oxen, ana
wishing to express himself in scholastlc
style, addressed his team thus: "Haw
Duck, and also Bright"
Washington telegraph., 1849-12-19

A LSO, wanted from l 600 to 5000 pounds of
II PORK, for which will give Lumber.
w MOSS
Washington telegraph., 1849-12-19

A. d. le49
Trustees of the Real Estate Bank,
CompIainants.
Thomas M. r. Bankhead, as ad-
ministrator of Norborne T. Mel
son, dec, Ambrose X. Elicit,
and others. Defendants.
ND now on this day came the said complain
II ants, and it appearing to the salts OF
the Court that the said Ambrose X. Elicit is a
non resident of this State, and cannot be served
with process herein, and it appearing that the
scope and object of the bill is to obtain satisfaction
and revival in favor of said complainants of a
Judgment at law rendered in the Henpstead
Circuit Court, in favor of the original Trustees Of
said Bank against said Elicit and Others
On motion of said complanants, it is ordered
that notice of the institution objects and tendency
of this suit be given the said Ambrose X. Elicit
bv publication of this order in some public news
paper, printed in the State of Arkansas, by two
successive weekly insertions thereof, the last in
sert;on to be at least four weeks before the first
day of the next term Of this court, which term is
to be holden on the sixth Monday after the fourth
Monday of March, A. D. 1850, at the courthouse
of said county; and that he be notified unless he
appear before this court aud plead, answer or
demur to the said bill or before the fourth day
of the next term of this court, said bill will be
taken as confessed, and decree entered accord
ingiy.
A true copy from the record. c
Tests: S. i. SANDERS, Clerk. ~
50-2W
Washington telegraph., 1849-12-19

A LSO, from l 900 to 5000 lbs. Hay or Fodder
n wanted w. MOSS.
Dec. l2, 1949-4a3w
Washington telegraph., 1849-12-19

WANTED.
TROM One to Five Hundred Bushels of CORN
L delivered at the Mill, for which l will give
I,umber in exchange. w. MOSS.
Washington telegraph., 1849-12-19

THE STATE OF ARKANSAS,
County OF HEMPsTEAD.
In the Hampstead Circuit Court, on the Chancery
side thereof, November Term, 18th NOUem5er
A. d. le49.
Trustees of the Real Estate Bank,
CompIainants.
Washington telegraph., 1849-12-19

W
As HIGH As A M II Il ~
The Cora No. 9, is entirely new boat nav
ing been built during the past summer under the
immediate direction and superintendance OF capt.
KEELING. No pains or expense Will be spared TO
make her one of the best and most comfortable
hoats ever br,ught into this trade. She is light
draught, and will carry $500 bales of cotton
The Cora No. g. is not surpassed in speed OF
accommodations by any boat in the trade. and
will he at Camden as soon the water will per-
init. toc"iofo-'
Washington telegraph., 1849-12-19
NEW ARRANGEMENTS

THE undersigned, stocking the read
i from Little Rock, to Hot Springs and Wash-
ington, with good Horses and Stages. and are pre-
pared to carry passengers TO and from all these
points in comfortable and satisfactory manner
HS~ N HR "o
FROM Little Rock to Hot Springs, Sc 90
Washington, 10 90
STAGE OFFICE.
Washington, Brt's Hotel
Little Rock, Anthony House
SNAPP g. HANGER, Proprietors
Washington, May l6, lS49-20tf
Washington telegraph., 1849-12-19
For the Telegraph.

For the Telegraph.
AUTUMN.
When winter with his icy horrors,
The earth remorseless sways,
IT'S then the eye of Fancy borrows
A sight of fairer days.
MILMAN's PRIzE.
Washington telegraph., 1849-12-19
" O II ICE e

Nov. 19, lS49.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-02
-. M AbLe ChateL who and some J
Murder in LOckport.
Corre.pondence d The Tnbane.

Correspondence OF Inc lNuLhr.
LocKPoRr Nay % l-i9.
A German, whose name | have not earned, was
killed in this village this afternoon in the vicinity OF
house OF bad repute It appears that an abandoned e
male attacked him with club and at the same time sei
two large dogs at him. One OF the dogs opened The
Yours in haste g. r.
The L0ckpou C0nrr says, in regard . the above
that the man name was John Ditch and that Mrs
COnely, vicious and deprayed Scotch woman, per
petrated the outrage Both the woman and the de
ceased were intoxicated The outrage occurred 10
open day ami IN view OF several persons who seem "a
nave Witnessed the aia with perfect Indifference ne
woman was assisted IN her work OF death by her dog
who appears 10 have shown nearly A. much brutal De-
praviiy the woman. Ditch was horribly torn ana
muriaed, and have not yet learned whether tne
injuries inflicted by the dog by the woman were the
immediate cause OF death.
Taxing the transaction whole, Il IS most discred
liable 70 the character Of the place u We are nghy
informed something Ike hour elapsed from me
time the dog commenced worrying the deceased untl
he finally dispatched. Il j. also said that seN erai
persons were witnesses OF the whole affair, without
attempting arrest the torture and butehery-se.l
.ng 20 regard Il quite an amusing incident Mf''
COnely is IN prison.
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DR.. HAWTHORNE ON CHOLERA.


CHOLERA-IT5 CURE AND PREVENTION
THE TRUE pathological nature Of Cboiers and an 70
j falHbe method Of treating II, 10 series VI Lsuefs ~
George stewart HswihOrn-, MD lsis Senior rnyreisn
the Belfast Genera Hospital be Win inunue,.fy
remarks by D. C. MOrebead, NJ ID. who ~" on ne als
during the time The cholera vas m0st pfsyasnt
PLAIN plainly spoken" IL tho desire 81 nose M
curing about disease alarming 10 is ehsa1er a. hS
Choiera OF theory and speculation here have been moro
than sufficient The etefs u DR. Hawthorne are an en-
eeoton The suthor states boldly that ehoefs IN certain
stage. can always cured BY The proper uoans, and then
a. plainly proceeds 70 show that tlese means are.
The work pubished al the low price u IA cts 10
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A PLAIN TREATISE ON
CHOLERA.



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- predsposng and exciting objects to be aimed al in
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SpAsmOdc Asiauc Cholera how odssungish Ch0lcrs
from diseases which resemble u treatment Of tho pro-
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Of the sufferer chiefly depends Il Is therefore the duty
OF every individual understand much OF the nature
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know edge attack where and whensoeyer Il appears
By Jos Ralph. NJ D. suthOr Of the Family Plyscian,
&c. To which Is added Rules for ine Preservation "
Health In theTOur Seasons BY rational confidence m
the truths sted the depressing eaecs 81
apprehension and feara dreadful cause Of this DISEASE
viii be avoided and tranquility ~ mind and general tone
Of body attained, under which - 50 hte sos 70
attack II the Cholera he would be q the attack
other contagious diseases which osn present 70
far greater extent and mortality, but 70 which perfect
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BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
The Late Forgery Case-Farther Develop
mcnis-Nayy Omcer-, &c.

I'AI VOIII
The Norfolk papers of yesterday say that
Woodwards case of forgery had been brought before
the Mayor when twenty more forged notes were pro
duced. making over $1,000 1t is said that twelve
more will be produced making total sum OF $1,000
The character of Woodward has heretofore been good
The United states steamer Water Witch, Lieut. Tot
ten. arrived at the Navy Yard yesterday from Wash
ington.
The L. :. steamer Mississippi was commissioned
yesterday and sails in few days for the Mediterranean
under command Of J. c. Long Lieut.. Bushrod w
Hunter has resigned his commission in the Navy IN
consequence OF refusal Of the Secretary to transfer
him from the John adams to which he had been as
signed
No other case Of cholera has been reported in the
rifv
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GLEAyIyGS FROM FRENCH JOURNALS.

LAYING THF coRVER STONE 30 TIE Lodging HOUSES
Ply rHE w0RKsEN's BUILDING tss0cIsTI0S

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LAYING INV cohNth slvNh ~ ne -'l''I 10 n'' -
bf THk "ohhNANr btlLDiN' ''s'ei'll'N
The clrner stone 81 the CIrE OCvRiERE. block
. s.f 81. lin b,.,s.s 81 which IL. T-..... b..
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gwen nf-oil s---". va -- I | .- 20 '-'s "''-'
imposing soemni-es IN the presence % large ihrons
II .-ects.a-s The spot was decorated with the ma.
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ere ia the enterpnse. Inc sLe+'i was crowded WIN
Deonle awaiting the arrival Of the President OF the
p...f.. and .bc i~rbbi.bon NJ Paris A battalion o.
q. 80 49,. 49, ~. -. +. .. ~ T. -.
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rI'WESTY- SIXTH EDITIOS.-Exiraetd lstier from
.rqetiou of oper Canada dated TOrorto, Nay IS s<s
an b.pyy Psssr. Philosophy -Hi Q. s,,ossss1
.r1 .ov-d College bs msecsm-nt 81 the ns<t
Caass.t. a. heps that 81 bst ths
4 - Fsss5s b-n-ossy sort
1905, TIE Pss-rs Fsrs>s Frst Lsssss
Phiopby scs1 ne i<st snn prnsry
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cry Dssr he stsasss Of As Po.sca sofns
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The Natural Philosophy. by Prof r. O. Puker, hss be-
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LoUisrAsA.-Gen. DEcLouEr has accepted ne

LoUIsr.sA-Gen. DsoLoUEr has accepted the
Wing domination for Governor. His letter OF accept
ance closes thus
Defeated my only source of regret VIII be the tear Of
having been unequal % the glorious mission eonnied %
my hands. and Of having thereby been an obstacle 70
- triumph Successful slal endeavor 70 supply M
merous deficiencies by tbs more cons.aH a-l ~
Attendance t nav dut. by the stTctest lmpartality
and by Al ardent and devotion u ihe best
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The influence Of Clothing on the Health Of ths ssin
Mrs. Goves experience IN WaierCure On Severe Congs-
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Potso Diet Spring Wafer Cure Establishment Phys
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Management Of the new born Infant: Cracked whea, and
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sbou, 70 l.y he keel OF ship for Taylor Rich and
q q steamer for Capt SEtdy
Over a. TIE Nary Yard Brooklyn. a large steam ve-
el 81. n progress e Construction for tn Government
The reader WI perceive that very large capital j. .n
vested 10 .hip building hers and that j. gives employ
meut directly or indirectly. 70 great number Of oar
citizens
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Esc.sr 0, srAtr. -sr esr.r J,wrsr Aos

K
srS szos rHs srArx PsisoS There wa como ~.
element ~ the State Prson Chares,o~n this morn.
| ing, upon fnding q ropelsdder suspended from the
outer wall CT the prison The inference q; once VISA
that some OF the prisoners bad made his escape
ard search forthwith Instituted to ascertain VIE
| missing II wss soon known thar William Scale.
alias Thompson. alias James A Scale. the person who.
in company with Jim Webb, Of Government Jewel no
toriety robbed the jewelry store OF Mcssrs Davis
Palmer OF s2Ooo0 OF $4,000 worth Of property. and
the brokers Once OF Nessrs Gilbert & Son OF severl
thousand dolsrs-wAs gone. and that Ne asd sccom-
she'd his escape m the following manner short
time $40 be- a. his request placed IN one Of
the cells OF the cd prison the prison being over
run with occupants HIS trsde WAS that OF white
nih sni ke surrcpuno0sly possessed himself II tools
with which be bored through the uyets ot the lock u
h. cell door and WAS enabled 70 open H. This 1T him
into The srch.way. whence 90 the yard only ooe
ioor intcrvencd This door he also forced BY cutting
81 iron chsin Then BY means % arope ladder, Dc
scaled 'he walls and was AZ liberty
he probably chose lSst night for The attempt IN con
sequence 81 Is being dark and stormy which would
prevent his ocin, Easily observed BY the guard
scale = ~ years OF age = feet s. inches high. has
oscN eyes black hair, dark complexion = some pittsd
oy The small poN Snd hss scars over the right eye
der the ZEN eye. right cheek the ear ~, side
% neck snd two large scars lower part Of rgh,
Ne sentenced The l2h u iu'y lSs @ Is years
he state Prison for the two robberes and has
sequenty been there nearly years. during which
be- has behaved IN An exemplary manner 4 reward Of
s,n Is offered BY the Warden FOR HI. apprehension
This not hc arst time that scale has escaped from
custody When Constable Clapp was bringing him
from Montreal 90 this city for the shove rob
hcries he made his escape AZ Concord nom room IN
which he and Clapp were locked up together. They
had been riding stage for DAYS, sud n not
strange hist the occr should sleep Their sound Sse
took advantage OF this snd placing OF IN. pillows
50 ~ 90 give the appearance that he st M bed De
"nt 90 the window, which had been nailed down. snd
worked Rnn he removed part OF the framework when
nis escape was easy. he ~as however soon after re
captured Boston Traveller, 5lsI
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Loss of the ship London of salem-Railrond
Accident.

BOSTON, friday, juno !
The ship London, of Salem, from New Orleans
for Boston. went ashore at Il o'clock, An yesterday
on Nansett Beach The ship will be loss while the
cargo consisting of $500 bbs pork will be saved The
latter is insured in this city
The New.Haven cars yesterday ran over and killed
an Enchshman named Williams at Souihboro.