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Missouri FIrrfEs. The Crescent steam
boat arrived from New Orleans yesterday,
bringing among her cabin passengers, Mr..
Adams Of Caldwell county, KY, having in
his possession, Ten Thousand Dollars Of
the, counterfeit Missouri $50 bills. MIR. Ad-
ans had received the money from two re-
spectacle banking houses in Sacramento
city, from whence he has just arrived. No
suspicious Of the genuineness Of the notes
wss entertained until his arrival at Havana.
TO which place he came on the Georgia
from Chsgres. There, TO his surprise, he
heard of the recent discovery Of the coun-
terfsits. Yesterday, on presenting his pa
pers at the Bank, the whole batch was pro-
nounced spurious. MIR. Adams is the only
person on the Georgia who had large a.
mount of this paper. He purposes to return
to California, to secure payment for the
counterfeit money he returns with.
THIS is probably the most stupendous
fraud of the kind, ever perpetrated 10 the
country. At present there is no knowledge
Of the extent to which It has reached. Suf-
ficisnt, however, is known to Justify the be-
lief that California is flooded with these
:counterfsits, as twas from thence the whole
heretofore discovered was brought by re-
turning emigrants.-TSt.L Louis Union.
Democratic banner., 1850-11-27

AL PoR LovE.-Yesterday morning Q
suspicious looking package was received
at the postofice 10 this city, post.msrksd
I"St. Lonis-20c, paid--Chsrles Baker, care
of M. Wickeishsm." This Baker, to whom
the package wss addressed, was arrested q
month or two since on the mail route be.
tween this place snd St. Louis, after being
detected in the act Of taking one of the
mail bsgs. He was brought to this city,
examined, and committed TO Jail. A few
days after this, some discoveries were made
10 trunk, in possession Of % woman pass
ing for Bakers wife, in St. Louis, which
implicated him 80 having been extensively
engaged in msildepredstions. During Ba.
keI's confinement, several demonstrations
have been made at night about the jail, as
supposed, to effect his release; and on one
or two occasions, he came very near max
ing bis escape. The jailor has put him in
irons, and secured him to the floor. The
package alluded to was opened and found
to contain three pamphlets, bound together
and lettsred with gold, gall for Love"
Our postmaster and Mr.. Wickerslram
concluded that these pamphlets-one Of
which was the trial of Professor Webster
were not so neatly bound for nothing. Ac-
cordingiy the book was taken to binder
and pronounced that nothing was concealed
about il. This did not satisfy Mr.. Wicker
sham. He thought from the thickness Of
the covers that the book contained some
|thise which was,to assist Baker in making
IhisIescsps.ai After reaching home he com.
msncsd cutting mp the covers of the book,
land two small saws about eight inches in
length, sich 40 1machinists use in saving
lircn, we're drought to 3viewi Thus has
bssn feilsd another deep laid scheme to eff
fsstths sscaps Of Baker, Who 10 bslisved to
be as the head efalargs gsng of villians
|scsttsrsd all through the west. This book
'natter. should be Investigated. None, but
Democratic banner., 1850-11-27

The MARRfAGE ALTAR.-Jndge Charlton
in q recent eloquent address, before the
Young Mems Library association, 1t Au.
gusta, Ga.,- thus sketches the marriage
lscs8esaq Igiaolssst: srss4; cr.sl sia-. yc} /,
SIehavs drawn for you many pictures Of
death, let me sketch for yon 9 brief, but
bright scene of beautiful life. It is the mar
|riage altar; lovely female, clothed in all
the freshness Of youth and surprising beau
ty, leans upon the arm of him to whom she
has just plighted her faith; to whom she has
given up herself, forever. Look in her eyes
ys gloomy philosophers, and tell me il you
dare, that there is no happiness on EARTH
See the trusting, the heroic devotion, which
compels her to leave country and parents,
for comparative stranger. She has launch
ed her frsil bark upon wide and stormy
sea; she has handed over her happiness and
doom for this world to snother's keeping;
but she has done it fearlessly; for love whis-
pers to her that her chosen guardian and
protector bears manly and noble heart
Oh, woe to him that dsceives her! Oh,woe
to him that forgsts his oath and his man
hood: .-..--, .....-..... .-....... .....-
Her wing shall the eagle ZAP,
. O'er the false hearted,
His life blood the wolf shall lap,
Ere mis- life be parted, wi.
Shame and dislionor cit,
On bis grave ever;
Blessings shall hallow il never,
Never, oh! never.
We have all read the story Of the hush aud
who in moment Of hssty wrath, said to
her who but few months before had united
her fate to his-lf you are not satisfied with
my coHduct, 60, return TO your friends and
to your happiness. Sand will you give me
bscks that which ] broughtato you'" asksd
the despairing wife. eyes," he replied,
"all your wealth shall 90 with you'll covet
il not, ot,"-AAlasl" she answered, 81 thought
not ofmy wealth. spoke ofmy maiden af-
fections-of my buoysnt hope-of my Gevo-
ted love, ,can you give these back to me?"
"No!" said the man, throwing himselfs her
feet. "No! cannot restore these; bu: !
will do more-I will keep them unsullied
and unstained. Twill cherish them through
my life and in my death, and never again
will forget that | have sworn to protect
and cheer her who gave up to me all she
held most dear" Did not tell You that
there was poetry in woman's world see il
here; the mild gentle reproof Of love, win.
ming back, from its harshness snd rudeness,
the stern and unyielding temper of an an.
cry man. All, il creations fairer sex only
knew their strongest weapon how many Of
wedlock's fierce battles would be unfooght
-how much Of unhsppiness and soolness
would be avoided. at s, a.ea Is lse
Democratic banner., 1850-11-27

Few men feel Joyous and light-hsarted
and remain utterly selfish; they must com.
municats their feelings. ret ~. se.s. b.
When goodwill goes gadding, he mus
not be surprised ifill-will meets, him OF
way .v ii t7is sisr7s 1.!. .,'razi
An old author observes thss among I'll
the systems Of idolatry with which the
world abOunds, there'is no sect which wor;
ships the setting sun. @.t,'.'s s,.err w -, i 4
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~ Extract from communication of the Hon. WIZ
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DocroR CHARLES oseooD,
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IT, From Hon. STEPHEN V, r. TEowBnDeE of NIichi-
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