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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-03

Az OBJ SCENE.-Ihe quecrest object
in nature is a Spanish beggar, for these
beggars beg on horseback; and il is an
odd thing to see a man riding up 10 poor
foot passenger and asking aims. A gem
tleman in Valparaiso, being accoslcd by
one of these mounted beggars, replied,
"why sir, you come TO beg Of me, who
have to 90 on foot, while you ride on
horseback ?" VERY true, sir" said the
begCar, 4" and | have the more need to
beg, as have TO support my horse as we'll
as myself"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-03

PLANK RoAD-We noticed on Monday
last, posted at tie Court House door in
BerryvilIe, a notice stating that application
will be made to tie next Legislature OF
Virginia, for charter to construct a
Plank Road from Summit Point TO inter-
sectlhe BerryviIe and Charlesiown Turn
pike.--Eree Press.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-03

LARGE CucUMBER.-We were shown
Cucumberrased by Mr.. John W. Grant,
of this place, measuring 10! inches IN
length. I44 in circumference, and weigh
ing 6 pounds.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-03

CENsus.-I'he Assistant Marshal ..
J. MILLER is prosecuting his Work "nh
great energy, and in few days Viii nave
completed all the county excepting Har'
pers. Ferry. The population Of Charles
Town is 1900; Shep erdsIown, 1914 !;
Smithfeld, 449; showing large increase
in each. FREE Press.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-03

LATE FROM CARDENAs-.7nohcr III.
Uasion Fearei.--rhe brig Washington,
Capt. Newton, arrived al Philadelphia on
Monday from Cardcnas, whence she sail
ed August l4lh. Capt. n. reports that
Lopez, with another invading force, was
expected nightly. There was great eX.
element among the people, and extensive
preparations were going on TO rePcl the
new expedition. Their fears must be
easily excited, as Lopez is residing quiet
" in the u. States, with as little desire to
return 10 Cuba as they have 10 see him
there.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-03
LaGy;S Book.

We have already received the October
No. Of this popular periodical. lis con
tents fully sustain the character Of the
work.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-03

According 10 the Richmond Republican.
there are Episcopal, 5 Methodist, 4
Presby Ierian, 6 Baptist. . Catholic. u
niversalis', and : Jewish Synagogues in
that place,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-03

A CALL.-1hc Rev. Mr.. Clover. OF
Richmond, has received call TO parish
IN F!uyanna, Va
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-03

Con-. JoNEs.--This officer has arrived
at Washington, in TIE fine health, after
nearly three years hard service on the pa.
cihc.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-03

A Duchess AT SARATOGA.-Amor ,
persons described as being OF Ike / PA,
'ancy ball al Saratoga, We find The 70
ing:
Mad. Jumel persona.cd The Duche
Orleans--dreSs white lace--dadem
diamond5--head dress of diamonds.
same owned and used by Josephine,
wife Of Napoleon Bonaqacle, beQueal
TO her ueice, and sold 10 Mons. Jumcl
$4,000. Her watch is The Same
was purchased a-ter the Duchess DE Be.n
had offered $4,000 for it. Besides these,
her head was spansled with diamonds TO
tie amount of upward of $4,000.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-03
MYSELF.

MAIL STEAMSHIPS TO ArmCA.-Thc
project reported by he Committee on
Naval Affairs Of tie United States House
Of Representatives, for he establishment
Of line of steamers from tie Uailei
States TO the coast Of Africa. with view
" TO promote the colonization Of free per-
sons ofcolor, TO suppress the African slave
trade, TO carry the mails, and 10 eX,en
he commerce of the United States" Is
regarded with general favor, and we are
happy 10 Learn HAT no serious opposition
is expected to be made 10 its adoption ~
Congress. 1t is intended to Incorporate
the bill for that Object, as an amcndmcn,,
into the Naval Appropriation Bill, AMI
thus secure It's passage at the present ses-
sion.--N I. Jour. Of Conn.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-03

There were l67 death in ST. Louis last
week - by oholfrs, md S sun struck.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-05
Epitomc of the New Constitution of
 California.

The Wno' rroyiso has been unanimously adop- led as clause cf the Constitution; the section in- hibiing the introduction Of free negroes or slaves win vie~ 10 sei them free, has been stricken out bnt free White ciiiz"uS oftie uaIied States or flre &hite citizens of M xico who shall have been elected to become citizens of the United States or a California, are aIosed the privilege of voting: all banks. exrep' faro and mests banks, prahibiied ih- sessions Of the Le siaiure are 10 br annual ibs hfst election 10 take place the 18th Nosem5sr sui tte first meeting on The 18th December; nearly all inc e.h,sfs, els and iuelai made elective ny the peope, iie salafIes Oi tue Governors aid members ot the Legislature placed very hIgh raies--that cf Governor being SI0.eo1 per anuum and ol members oi ,ie L@gis aiur. Si per day and Sl6 for every 70 uues travel; very stringent rules lad dawn in Fegard to te creation ot any State debt imprisonment of debt and the creation ot Iot- ieftes pfobibiled tha boundary of the ats Is IRe Sseftg As4adss deer ging off loS cw0, so as to the Cot.ra4o erc. tse 0li~s~
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-05
Law Rrfnr,n.

Hii'e ibis snbleet is under consideration 90 gen eraliy throughout the county. II may not b~ ia appropriate To gIse spscimsa ol ones oi the re- forms in legal instruments prescribed by tae new code oi laws in Virginia. The writing of deed, to spread over several pages of ioolseap, thieAly interiarGsd win terass most engnatica 10 Ae nR- initiated. The following preseutz, with such ia- slrameui, foreible and rather amusing contrast
 ''fhis deed. made tte----day of-, in the year
 --5etweeA there iaser, names of 2aFtiesl witaess- eth tst in consdefaLion ef there siats ihs coasl. er4tioul .he Azid ----aeth (or dol grant anto the ssii---alf, &c.. here oesefi.e the property and assert covenants or say other p,osfsoas,) witness tho following sigaslafs asa seal. tor signatarcu and seais.''l
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-05
Too Much of a Good rhinx.

4 Freachmun, whose wife about to present him with t,e foad appea.ion of 'asher," returned to wait uie happy taotneat; and with some friends to drink long Iii. snd Robe o ibs first bora. The pHRc,- bowl scattered it's iavItiBg fa'es pro- digaliy around tlv company and anxiety was mani. tested by al when ia run Betty I.ightfoot, ex- caitued
 joy, joy. sir. give yoa Ioy'
 "Vst k Ie Betty. va; is hrf"
 A fHe boy, ssT:''
 'HraiIh to the young Marquis" exclaimed ons. aud banp-rs went ronl@.
 Betty, you must drink yea. H.s ts the jung Marquis"
 Betty raised the gIas, to her Ips, when ia rushed the nurse
 ''Joy, joy. cir: sire yen jcy''
 "Nai--sAt--is de mattrrr' GA fine girl. sir.''
 '.tstty.'' sad the Frenehnaa, locking stern, "va, for you say no trael'
 "oh!" -hii ins nnrs,, .'a boy frs. and girl aiterwstds."
 "Vs, ttra -voa hy -vcn fts r'
 1.-Two. sir, addsi the dame. and helping berseif 10 ass, was swinging 1t off when in popped another--
 '@Sacre.' exclaimed inc Frenchn,an, 'vAt more joy7'
 .Another fine boy, rir.''
 "Vat de dtbls--von siA. von hoy. von raseon. tree times AIun Di,u! bawtsd ti.e poor French man. By Gar it will Dsve. do: fmest go and paf q stop 10 lhts.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-05
The Danghiet of ,se pfes,den,.

The New York Advertiser has the fol owing rich description of young lady formerly known in these parts ss Iiisg BEarY fAYLoR, now Mrs "PEkFEor BLiss" His somrtiag to be ths daughter of President, bat even so, tLs account scestaln- ly cuttng it too fat;
 "rassing from Inc old General, we were presen- ted to his 0augA;er. the accomplished Mrs. Bliss. She was standing iG tle nidJtr oi the same room her back resting 8g sia; t.e ceAire table. surruun aei 5y host oI a4miFi1g rieuas ef both sexes received us with polite courtesy aau the DlaBdest smiles. Her part Gurin, tir whole eyeuiHg Was performed vita great Gish'ty of manner ahd wilh an ease anu grace tHat woll1 wei tecOfas any princess oi sn easiefH court Her face Is rrHiAfk- abe for it's conpisesat uraaty aud nrr fgare Is Father siiglt aaG iautrss No cue woud ever take her to be the daagber oi beg iuusltiuas sire Juaging from tir iotd to~eGce and want ot lau4ly resemblance. While iae sil de4seFsd's tsee Is Yer, sirahgiY marked with tle characteristics of bis charleter, witH IraFy Halufai .rowu, aad rigta exntJition oi al those Wall known trais oi frniess determiHaii5n, courage and hrnesoicuce, tisf's IS
 ae sweet anu 6eHIs adat slHi- uf Inc Rainbow ilse
 pure, piaciI and modest indicating a natafai tr- hnenent of intellect saa ..oes. esce.leace saui,ne In is o"n geute aal tender beauty.
 hst. in a1urs tHe N-le aa ot tae wars is short hmbed lohg in boIy. ter>e, 5igii. coiapsct aud pswerfuE wii' fTalue ol irou saanant. her l. lie delicate st.actare ol tAe iaWn, @,ta is grac- and eehienes<. and appears as iexj9t- as ,he Eaz-te Her father eyr Is .arg-, iaslfoa. ;. tuli O. expression. aaa b,5cs ugat. asrs [. sui,i1iea Y 'atge' mtia ih e2Pre'sio1, msitiug wita kiasHess add sympathy, eBa rel-ctiag oack
 inc gorioas tut of Heaven ethereai b'ue.' in one personal fsata;e alone sae mirrors forth her sire -tn double row oi teeth. sFogg, w.it-, and beautifully regular They are a predominant fe.,- tere in its P-.=-s@-=--, '--A-+- .ss lovely daugate-.
 in dress, si,r s ns simple and unosieA liious as her republican, father She was nctt.y attire. n a uaip pink futS nf fight mpsiu, wtth the sAurt-ara s,-yr- aud neck, eigei ptta narrow pout-l,c- Not ornament oj Irwri oi nny description wls To be about asT pers eud ip tai, respect pgov-l the tru,hiu,ne~@ o' tatt well huown maxim, "5eal ", when uuadotuel. paarue4 the nost."
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-05
1 Aa,rsa's opluloa of Girls.

IheF~ srs kaRdrsaa of girls Ia every city, whs Parce ths streets Ia fsAthers sitksaaa iaess waoaA hanas are soft sad white aa a.~iessasaa esa nsaks thsan. whe~s mothers keep bosr.iess to wsta living
 sf e'eis Tile daughters, fhess H'assers viii cock sweep ~~lt on tsbes. carry leads eg ,n.skstiBv. do ihe 1ess menial SFasgsry, toii Isss easly, with very iiite eleshaN: whsie their hopefai dsawrtess spend ilssis mosalsgs iaaHging h bst Fsadiua somA stssy aook, taktng lc~aoas ia Iaasia sud Freaeh, hxiar the haeFy and the like, The avrulaes are devoted te i essipg, display sg taeir charms aud accomplishments Ia tAs hest sisantage. foe tho woaSsrasea at and aemieaiiea sf kuights af tA vnv- stIck sHd vcnug uspiFaats for prolsNsl0aAl huupFs -aorrors without pstants, lawyers riltoat esipats
 -wi'e srs ss brstaess and Esailres us themselves atter whtis ths piauo. puandiag siaspetou csptl. va'es tape uieasaFiey. taw-eSpeuauing or ptii- nasksng sisnpieton. The two nianks epsnd every csnt illat be raised by hook or crsek k-r.t at iaAs can hs est on credit breadcseth, sallH flow. era. isee, csrrisgr, asicssiaace etu --hnaw seels empty pockets ia somehsly'a ehair lav their sn,psy heaha es somebody's pillow. aud us.I,alenee thstr snatY lie Hisa R" ethsr prssp~ct than living as somebody exp-usea as eses pa ppos# tl,an stvfax xsHiessis aud spiiinE ibe aeIghaoss. Tals k sy- nopzr ef the lives of tsoasaadx af street. sud hail. room bellies, pcraps of whose shiang costume yon hsss sayied from 8 psssiug gsaaev. Thoa- sauds of women ia Hitips dreas elegantly on the streets, who iase Rot sutiieieaey si wholesome
 food, a comfortable bed. er fire enoagh to warn, their rooms. 1 hasr5sc ia a scealrsl board. ing -house. tn Louisville. fhsse were two young ladies and Pitao ia the heuse---lail sad naFleys hahaso'nely furnished The eldest young lady, tlss belle, wore summr bouneI at len dsilaru---a silk sud bsnd concern that could not last more ,han three monihs--sik aud satin dv~sseS St two, tares aud four collars per yard. and Gse isilars pirco for making them, aA Inc entire family. women. boys and babies. nine In all. slept ta ons smali room. ~ilh i've dirty bags of pine shsvIngs. two straw bolstrrs and t'ree dirty quilts fur hetdae- no sh-efs no sips--snd tserr on the wstl hrng ihs pea-green. aud white satin, tue rich silk aud lawn dresses These ladies did not work bal played the piaao accordion. aHd ct earhs and nearly broke their heart- tine week there. because an- other, who presume livrt jus, thsy aid, called on them with great clumsy gold rhaia upoH hee neck None of them had one Miss i.abiiada, the belle could c'd no slipper. and had it ot liss saks tO eouxole her for the want Of chain
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-05
A setter.

4 raw boy, coming into priating office to learn the business. the foreman asked th. qaesioa:
 Have you ever set soyT aniag type of course.
 .'sst' reckon kia; hsvat sci al our old heHs sud didn't every one Of 'sm hatch oat every egg put under 'eu. except old speGkle that went of and lefl her prst-- consarp her old picturi
 'You Ii do," said the fornasn. "I aoat want you :o act bens, but to set st lhis Asand."
 "Waa that's quare; you want mo to ast at . stand, like them s-s of ferrs pickia' ap them 1t. ,le jigsu,asers do yonf waai. here gees-" Joh. went to work. aud lesfut his lstters' at case, pHi he coaId compose sRd paneiaste cor rectly--so that hs ls frss-ra.e settv and Foasier.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-05
Tran planiims Frees.

Az soon as ''- iolta4e hl. ,lopPet, transplant nr- nan-at.5. siaie or ifuii frees. Tnsre wll be a siytuz et ofe years growth between those planted uaa oai those in the spr,o5. h taking up l,ees, .rga' caIe suoahi be ,ak-n t,pt 10 rnuiilae t4eiI rO3s iof every Ghse o lne toJi i5s' The grpafh of Inc tree wiH be retarded much and its hie eadan- z-re.. Whenever Il i. absolutely necessary 10 part Wii any oi the foo'. take T the iop n proportion l.-i Inc holes be larger thda lhe roojs and never ii @ S 55f '' fsi n ktt ktt'9 aasq4li e9le @iere lhs ,ut nsw foort, wlti .AoS themselves, pl -iin oat aet.veru ths bark al3 wooi. II your s,ii is poor. aH ib tue hoIe' N it flrh earth hom the woods ur sNAurs. Bgt n Ho css~ s'ahie m4aHre lH piaHt- ,ps oui trees in 'hs climate. rol-ifys, The gtouuJ nans yo4r trees; qsi5A learhei a.ies ine cr any t-o5rtfo,lHy vpse-s5.- matter that yoE nay have. tt ttabg,s are ueGbi~somr n bafklos yeur tn.ii "~ts apply sJti coHhty sop 10 the tf4aAs t,so of
 af~e taes n the year inis is acer;atn plo'cc. uor agan.i ihr Appreciation ot iaooi,s and gEea, ta syralor ot the tree.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-05
4 TaTkish Love Affair.

The modern laws of Cos discounlruanc~, In . very singular manner, any cruelty in females to-. wsriS taeir admirers. While Dr Clarke was on that island. instance ocCarred in wsich the iaid ,ermina'iuu of love alfur accustomed triad 10 what ,he Mohammedan lawyers called homicie hv an intermediate cause" The case was as fo - icws:
 A young man desperately in love with grl of StsBcio, eagerly sough 10 marry her; but ms pro- posais rejected. h c0hseq ueuc- Of his disap continent, he bought some poisun ua1 destroyed himself fEe Intki-h police instantly arrested te iAtber Of the young woman, as the e4use by im- plicsion Oi the man Geath; unasf the hth species AoHaiciie, he became Therefor. a'nrnab.e jo- t,s act cf suicide. N hsh the cause came before the magistrate. iiwas urged literally b; ,he nccisers ipai ''if he, the ts-d. hat nOi had n daughter he deceaseJ would not have laiieu love; coDse- qgeutlv ne would not hage b~eu disappointed, con s-qaently he would not have swallowed poison cons, Quenviy h- would not have died; but he. tie accused. htd Gaught"r anj tue decci$ed had ial- len ia tove and ad -rn disappointed ana had sw ui- lowed poisou, ana hld dicd p Upon all these eount. hr called upoa 10 pay the ar,ce of t'e yonng mans iife ead ths teug fixed at tie sam oi eighty piss.rss, II Was accordingly eXactsi!
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-05
s'sai Dip into the GravY-.Daa Pays as
 Much ns any oa,em!',

We find the following ia tho Cincinnati Nen- paTe:
 We w~rs not long since mach amused 'hy couple of Hooser Eirs, who cane oa hoard ths steerner----, at the iiitie town of Mount Yernan, lndlaaa. They had evidently aeyor beea hua- dred miles from home, aud were n,sking their first trip oa a steamboat. Tho e!1cr aaa was exceed. ingly tslkativs anu perfectly free and uncoacernsd wi'h regard 10 Inc many eyes llat were scanning their movements. The other waa of an opposite turn of miad, iaclueiag the basifuness. Al dia- ner eur ladies' were honared wilh nt the lsaad of the table, aud the eldest one with her usual ln- dependence, eat her bread into small niseee aaa with her fork reached and esrolisd each lnonh- fal m tie nice dressing plaie of breistake be- fcre her. The passengers FHErrged tlsvir gFHviis during this operation. by dint of great eanrt Per. eeiving that her sister nat vary forward in helping herself, s,e tafned rauad to her and ex claimed loud eaongh 10 h- heard by hail tho table sRt aH fn Gi4f i4fsE!-s-ss---l lAsd asaak as a.nch zs iu which the captain led of The girls arrived 1t their place ot ~riinatisn before sapper, sad when they left the boa, all hands gave ihree cheers for the girls of the Hoosisr State.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-05
Ecmnle. in rai,fnrnin.

Ms F,EvuAv of New York, nao tooA out sev erai females 10 Ceiiloraii. reached San Franci,co she says;
 .'Wom-n arc imprisoned here It ihis season by the horrible condition oi lne sireef'. Ne have to wear urns honls and shorten o1r sk iris is mach as possible. have breu in tue street but tNice, sud each time ta that costume " omen more in rcquis,on than goid or anything else. fnose who cane out with me had immediately 0hers of eu- ployinent at S15 aud : iod, per muatn. If there had been five hnudre! il,i ad oi five. they could have engaged imnedia'e.y on similar erlns 1h-y must bs got here in considerable uambrrs before saeiety eau taAa any shape essuiue any c'arlc- aci~r hope that whe our rooI brethren nt home are besirfiaL lheu-'iv-s ktudiy 10 s~Gd oat chu -caes snl ecrgrm@ they wi no, forget that lHr ,-st of all missionaries 10 sach popu,4lga ale rss0iute, viftaoIs, iHteIE-ut wu.uen.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-05
Vol. VII.
The state officers ofcaliforaia.

The New York Sun gives iie following brief sketch ofthe persons chosen tt the highest offices in California:
 There is naturally enriosi to know who the persons are whom lie Cailoruans have chosen To ibe highest offices ol trust la tier gift Governor Barnet, is middle aged maf. Yankee born, ws believe, and for long time rssldcat al the South and West. His nane figures ,n tis history of Texas He Is o( clear and yigeross niad, and of ar- dent republican principles Uf br Gwia, of tae c. :. Senators we know bat Atte hsy oac the fact of his election. Col Fremont. lle othrt sena- tor, Is known ;o tfe coualry aud to fine world, explorer and soldier. and tas son-ia-iaw al Co. Benton Father and son ca nov work together. Mir, Giihert, member of Congress eject from Cali forna, was formerly printer in The A,btsy Argus office. He went out tc California ia he New YOTk regimea under Col. J. D Stevenson. aud wi,eu it disbaBGed, he started ihs Alta Californian newspaper, and by the faitbfai and puGeat lsnage- meBt of that Journal, has acquired for i the repu tiiien of beiag tae hest journal in nCailoras, sad has made il already O ii,c aa0st valuable news paper properties in the United States. Mir Gilbert is only about thirty veas Of sge Mir W right. his colleague, is 6 native -d Nantucket, abou. thirty years of age. He went to Ca.iforHia aboat a year ago. where he is retuansd to Congress by consli- tuency composed of ia-ger number of Nantucket people thaa nave voted lss NIT. Grinne. the preseut member cf Congress from the NaBtueket district
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-05
Iii. Tirtins of ta, Explosion at New York.


 The usual number of men were engaged during yeste.day. a iha runs Of Tay0fs lonndry bu 'heIr laplfs rsSa!t-d in the exhnBiliion of ouiy six or eigat SilIiiona bodies WHh or two excep. aoHs, ho~ev-f, they were so burned or matllted as 10 rsndsr their recognition impossible. Doubtless many others wauA have been recovered. had hot ie iHsecuEe condition of iba portion Of the walls oi he iouniiy siii sndins, rendered II 1acsssary that | shnuit ba taken do@A. Is removal occupied d large por'ion oi the day.
 Luse quantities ol rubbish stili remain 10 be re- moved, ahj II is supposed that al least twenty 5rs or thiry bottles are stil benesih the ruins. Mir ChsfieS St. John. oi the firm Of St. John. Bur X Co, ates thai they hat m their employ fifty sever, psr,ons, ot 2hom twenty four were boss. Of the whole nmEber thnty.isht gre lusi. An equally large numb r of IndividGsis were employed bY A B. Taylor & ( ., a nons whom, we are compelled iA bs'trHe. Propos ioaateiy great mortsliiy has occu ird.
 'ra. body oi NJ. Cd>sey, the ensi-ssr has no; ysi en irhlh@d \ large proportion oi h. hodies most tcceuty recovered, are fnach bafned Among oinrr t"tpsn teaans Is large haske, oi fragments i is impossible 10 tell ahfth-r they lorMed portions oi ia9re botirs. There are also IusAs t.yes ted oi al the hmbs. Sc. The workinsa suspended labor last ni.hi, 'o Te-amr II thss morning Chiel IasiIee Ml.s~ii (ine Cbei oi Poller) sssumes lhe Inm~'i,a'e dirretIon oi the work, and has been un- intng ln his sAttIon. since the disaster i red.
 1 Oae ol the youths rescued from the bnilding states Il ss st. that nosi ol those who peisbea near han blyn~d To death rather than kis'+H by he effects ot th explosion. H. heard several g'osrlHg, and utt~in. most pIteoas erles, as ,ae { danes gtsdgN approached aud destroyed thea-- Oae oi the sad res. h. sAN lil4t draih inc ! vitaoir, b,dr hitn " good bye.
 As aH instance oi t.~ dr,ola'ion brought 10 many f,Inli~s bS lhs appaii'ng eA.sfbiy x- msy nra'ios the case he eh- neeI, NJ. Crissey, hestes wbSu was brother, altd tSo other n-dr relatives py lh' { name of B ook., fBembers oi nus issHiiy Ot ih, tudr, but one survives atti he has lost oi ht
 inbs. To adj ie the severity oi the calamity. fh' brother oi Mr. Ct,ssey had ln bis pocket $50 a lhe t,ne oi ,ne occurrence, lrsying the iAally des uinte.
 I The investigation into he esose of the dIsas,e has been postponed nHtit Faia9 nofo,ae, al | o'clock, as ii Thought advisable Io delay un;I ; the IuiHs shai! have beea thoroughly exssained.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-05
Race with the cars.

The cine,pna'i Enqqir4r 'eiis Ina following ,aeg yafn:.. A Morfov sfess looking mos gol upon inc cars. tied large cur d'g ne had "iiii hIih to ihe iron s,sanchion of the hio,laost esf aud deiib- eraisly look hls se@i among The ladies Away bonnded Inc iron horse, wn bis usual speed 10 Inc no ssaah woadern nj of the eouBtfymsn. who had never ridden last before. Arriving al Foster 2 Crossings, he walked back to take a look al his favorite animal. aud his sarptse may be aiagined when he found only the hea5 of the dog attached to the rope aith ~alch he esd la.i.ned hirs. Ahe' being perfectly sslised thai the dog vas dead. hs ine1ei, uttered, Well. ms 's le euiy efitter thai could beat tbsi dog fnhnlhg -