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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-13

wateo.t Of the latest fall st,le, from 81 80 s0
above THIRD. Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-13
The L.dies shourd ali procure q ,

India Rubber Gloves their hands when or
rough and protect them While engaged in dOmes.io affairs
~ ey npervous TO hot cold water. For by
Bite Hc0CKk LEADBEATKR, 3F Broadway. Price ave
ard six shfllinxs.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-19

h'LiNES HIFUGE-1o Measrs
Va Add 90. Drogg'sU corner OF Wood aud
t"wln a'reet Pnis0nrgh. Je,nga the honor las q
hg md need the inventor 81 lbs gred relnedy 10 tltr
Il 10 the pudle. Tits ne has d'aie thungil iem.
has now oecn before the public Tor aoie Ii u year.
" no been trnduced US aifoecfou- ui tuc Jnuii,
ava n gt.etou SIDE, hr mwst Hn ie,e rat isiacan.
where Il has bern tr,ed i hs Pronounced the 1eot
Redy ar worms ever nyea'ed taptnes ahau4d
ne' er De without Il ruppy We add tue odo~mg
lt0m hundreds ol stuaf t. 3pmUutais;
'llowAtD, SfeuBga ca Ky SEPT. i5l7.
~ hpic II 90 --N mad : no olydar Fermi'
flge,ait can recommend It al oae 1t ne oeoi medi.
ei'ir- TO- wuens- We nave yer nld DR. ii iaues
Vern i,ige never ITO Sal.ed 10 produce C drslred
tlf ct ]. ALLY & Co"
For sale.
JAMES 4OaES q co.
June II, ls5l-E-lY.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-19
,ihAcA n. Y, Apl. Ism 1917,

10 rms oLD Avn youSS 1.
no. " Rfn neAbs ASH GRrYt,!
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-19

MoBILE, Ist May. 1850.
MFR WARREN ANDRB,>S having with.
4Vk drawn from the ifn OF ASnaGws + Dawson,
the Subscribers will coatlaae the fsa ra ant ON
mission Il tsneSS IN Nob . under the ina If DAN-
BON Il FRANKLIN, aud solicit continuation ui
the patronage Ieretotlre bestlHsd upon the firm OF
Aadlews and Dawson.
JOHN e DAWSON
y, i FRANKLIN
May 9th 1850. 4j--tf.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-19
NEW GOODS.

TT TIE undersigned hog leave 10 call the at
ention of tn Citizens Of Columbus and the JOIN
ing country. . their stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
comprising almost every article in that me
ILK :. B \ tEGES. aCSLtN~, LAW NJ,
Gmglaus Cacoes. ices aud Edglngs and all the
new and fashionable <ty les OF Dress hoods
Brown ini Bieach'd Cotton food Of every width
and quality; Cntl lades Nanklns, Cotton and Linen
Cott'nts, and gndS.for simmer wear
irish Linen Table and Brown linen napkins Lin
en- Slreetings. =, ~ and 2qr vide. Silk Worsied
and 'oten tiase and halt lose, Gloves. Wits liqnd
kerehris. Crasats Suspcnders. and articles for the
Toilet, in gr ~ variety. Also, isrGe stock Of ncN
and fashionable ready made 'lohng Cloth, ASS
meres. and Ve-ting4, noofs and Sooes. Saddery CHI
ma, .i.s- Stone, A,r,d ser lrittat,sa, and Hard.
wire lewelry. a'che-. etc, etc
The aluye, with their full assortment Of goods foT
plantation ise. Blankets Jerseys Linse,s Osnsburg-
VOL Hats Sc they Offer 10 MI; more particularly
TO those - whom they are urder 70 many obligations
for their LIBERAL patronage 'oryears part.
- A. SIMPSON q co.
Nessh93, 1850. Ssaf.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-19

Co'u,nbp. Miss N,y II, Is5l-n,s-iy.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-19

DhAtNESS,-l'scn r LAuzETrrs AcoSi,eo,,
'"r the cure Of Deafness. A,so. al to- a.
'Ereeaue M ses, HE tn buzzIng ot ip,cr,s eli,,
VI wafer WI sfnFot team which are syfnnior,s
- approaching deafness. Many persons Who have
o''n oeNi Tor en- fifteen Or twenty wears. srd vere
'9e't 70 u,e ear 'rumpe's have after usinp one q,
"" w s. '9foWna7de tliese irumpets hong ns,.,
perfectly we'll h his currd ,aso. ~ ~, So,
'ud even lhr y years sinndinr O; deafness
Sold N \. York. only b. Consiock 8 Rro,be, n,
y J"hn q IN Columbus only by J. Blair; in hhc,.
lcen hv Hampton q Ilerndnn. feb 22-s4-iy
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-19
'I"-''7H HFF'N ~ IWEMIsTEY !.
EAST iNDIA HAIR DYE.

/ 40 Ihh OLD AID Y0uN5 =
no. ~ RfD HEADS ASH GRrYt'!
fHtNoNEAos IN CHEMISTRY =!
EAST iNDlA HAIR DYE.
Colors hr I4W, and 4iH mi he Min
I Guns Dye may be applied to the hair overnish,
The first nlEitt turning the hgbtes, red o, prav
mar 10 a dark brown and BIZ repeNinp a seroud
h'ehi,'"a bugH l"f back Any per.or. may there
tore, WIN The least possible trouble keen ltiA hair
any d'rk shade Or perfect b.ck WIN y nostye A..
'ofhnce tbA The dye It applied u the skin sill NJ,
color It. Ivy an occasional application per,on
lnrhInE grey wilI never be known 10 have = grer
h"If Directions complete with Tie arti,le TLtre is
10 c""tnR ~ thls statement, MS one can easily tes,
hrA' 'ae'~afe warranted by tie pen,ieman who
"""",'ctn u WHO'S the celebrated Chemist Dr.
C"m-tock aWhor Of Coms;ock' < Cbe,nis,r, phlaso.
ply, and other works and School Book, welj knoy,
ana widely celebrated by he public.
!joid N n. York only by ainslock & Dro,ber NJ
= 1"hn y N Columbus only BY Blair: IN Aber.
deem by Hampton 4 Ierndo1 feb 12-.ia.lv
M LIVER COMPLIMENTARY MlsDe
'he inventor Of the best ren,d, for that fearful
a ~ Nh'ch ma ever been offered 10 the public
wv 'e''fVes ne ymptous winch indicate dis, r.
Oe're rla'e q pit important Organ;
NfIop or DISEASED lIvEg Pain in ,le
'lelt sae, under tte edge ~ the rtb. Increased on
ne patient Is m'ey ab TO lie on tue lett side.
"ncliines the pain Is elt under the shoulder bade
ma y frequently extends TO The top OF the shoulder.
hhu ~ sometimes mistiken Tor rheumatism m the
arm The stomach - aft cied with loss Of apne,fe
ana s'cthtss--thc bowels N general are c,stiye.
some uWe7 alternative with lax The head is trout
ed WIN pain, accompanied wHh dnll. heavy sen.
'allou ~ Inc back part There IL generally con.
l ~, loss O memory, accompanied with pain.
w .eh.airn - having iet utdonp ,nmethine which
onGhitoh b. been dote slight dry conri, + some
thrs an lendani The patient complains IL YEA.
nDess and deb.iy- he II easily startled--his feet
are cold OF burning, and he comp aims Of a pricky
sensation OF the KIN Iis spirits are low and al.
though be it. i-Aed that exercise would be benef.
c'H' 70 liza yat he can seareely summer ~ torij.
lnde cnoug totry i In fact, he dtstrueis every
rmcdy
iayo ycnany nrall Of these symp,oms7 Celland
purchase bay If Dr. MLane's its. az.
June 7 l}5i-l9-iy JAMES JONES & co.
AY'LtNE'S WORM YER WIFUGE.-Tha
L'A tome" ug order shows At once the demand ~.
ana me excellence OF tns gseat medicine CcTth-
oa'fs nave been 20 mat p ea in favor OF this Vsr.
HAuSe' 'hat We consider It unnecessary 10 add any
m0r0.
"fosK, July 2Sth, ls47.
- hiad 4 Co.-Ths VetmiMge len us On sale
S'ile me ago your agent, Is all sod Ii sells
very F"p'd!, "nd gives great estsiactien. As We
are entirely out OF the srt1 le and having frsoue,x
Calls Tor IT. !eu Will peate send Us some inmeGi.
4sly C. A NORRIS g. Cas-
For 'aie y JANIS JONES & co.
!sDe 7, la3l-ntQ-ly.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-19
n y ~ C

'hE subscriber offers TO sell Sandy land Plan
= i4t'on ying on Magby's Creek, miles ea.l
. "In' containing $50 acres-9O0 Of whic,
land place, and is supposed to be- one -, tho no.,
tracts IN the neighborhood. lie viii also soil H..
pace where he now lives "A mics north If en-
!ambus nn the lsmIlton road vi ich contain. an,
acres 80 OF which are Gle ,red; the basnc. i no );
umbered tie also alf,rs his Prarte farm f. !, )
miles west Of C0iumans and i irm lie rive,
containing 1880 acres-abom 600 Of which = re-
S,eAred. fhIs 70 well ~atered farm Any lurher
description Is deemed unnecessary as he ptesuues
no person would puy either Of the tracts wlhout
seeing it. ""'O"'
Nm II FIELD
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-19


AVTE irvtp the s''ea'l,a NJ f-'avis. ani ne py.b
" he Faaerai'v. ~ our sfnrk ~
EJll AMI Winter Goods,
Cunnri,iBr general sssoHneNi q
Sta..le 4 fancy Try Goods,
~ I'll TIE new ard desiFblr seY'es ~ Fch Rrocsde
Chsrc and p'siu = lks, plain sf1 6rnr>d Cash
meres md D'l-sncs, French Errlish snt
American Cen gh,rns. lsriats Rihhons,
EmAra asries Gloves. Ronne's,
Festhers Sc toet''er sd,
Rra y Made Clothing,
u Hats aud CNp> g
AMI targe and complete assortment II
Roots and hoes.
For Ladies. Misses sud ChiHren, Men and Roys, n
every qnN,y sna from te best Manufactures. Al
# which will he sod II frrmer prices
WILKlN son & TAYLOR.
September -, 1850 ISL.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-19
MEDIC Al.

ENR SPLLaAs s stllst his Old -'4nd on MARKER
- Stree assistes by mis- -oa, !, w SRdLH1,.
.an or 10Th OF whom NAV IN general be onnd u
ther ofii G, except when professionally absent, ORD
teHhng 1fner Becesstry business.
We laye On hAud assortment 81 snrh Med
cins- A. anes generally need IN mid forms o de.
ease..or he mtipein 81 ges If olller dtSra >.
WI ca may rqaire med ca adyir'. ag eypo'entt
m IN south. gene sue and e'ts Sc At n''ai
the guarantee OF red % al who nay ca for msjlcA
aid
Columbus, Mas, July ~, Is5l-n2-sn.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-19
DI..JF flLAD J.


TIME subscribers have made arrangements 10
1 Inoort aud are constantly receiving "A
fron France ard England ilennessy Dlcky 49,
Jones. Uta RI Dupny Il 10, Alex Seguerfe %,
and other London DER aud Cogn,c BrdndJes, which
shey offer Tor sale AT lar market rates, either from
their Store OF from iovernment bonded Wase.louse
Fncy are also Importing Hpbir4 iVt1cs Of tneoi
and medium grades, from the celebrated House OF
Newton, Gordjn CpssArt Il Co., Of MADEIRA; Cham
payne Vine from the vel known House Of Bouchet
Fills Il Drolst France; and superior Holland
Gin prepared expressly Tor tie Eag'sh marKet, from
Liverpool
The above articles are guaranteed pure, to n oI
our ocn importation. and superior 10 similar ycic-
purchased in any OF the Eastern markets.
A share OF business from the Interior Of cuSSlatf
Is solicited to strengthen Us IN our eNdeavJr to
tabsh at Mobile, regular House for direct inpor-
0iion of Wines and Liquors OF All kinds, wnert
merchants can have their orders filed without The
necessity Of calling on New York or Boston or an,
other Eastern city We pledge ourselves II the pub
lie in return Tor their patronage that our terms shall
he reasonable prices. the those atthe North.
and our goods he best that can be procured in TIE
European trkets.
In the retail department Of our business, We arc
prepared to tl orders Tor every description Of Wine
Brandies, Gin, Ale, Porter, CIDER, &c, BY the ga
lon, or dozen, at the lowest possible prices, and a.
our motto is satisfaction to our customers or no
sale" we fee ain, that having once given US
trial, we shall secure permanent custom.
WOLFF \ co.
Wholesale and Retrail DeaIears
In Wines and Liquors,
So Commerce St, Mobile, Ala.
April -, 1851. nl3-6n,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-19
NiIlICf
DISSOLUTION


FNiiE roputncr-hp heretofore existing between
ELsh StULL aud SrrrHrN G. HATCHER has
been dissolved IN consequence Of the daccase ot the
10 rprr lhe huuk4 n thu Old concern. together
with TIE natr. pd accounts dnr the same, are
the hands 81 The under .ig ed, who sone s author.
ned ~ settle the same an ocrsous indebted 10 n.
ate iir'n are requested To come totwald and mske
Scuet.ent
>TGPllEN e., LETCHER.
4pril Z: 1851. uil-m
~ OkNS--WOR S LIN commanding M
w NJ lme's Norm Ycualngp Ia ,le p b ic, the
proIr o'ors al this great rmedy peter IN ure Ia
l"hpuagr OF lhu,e who have tested its merits Read
and be con, need
"ALsfNp Automatic IA Sept | ISL
~ x III 4 .lo We received quar,'y Il
NJ laue's Nemimpe b, yuuf spent. which Ne harc
eoli toonr CUSTOMER, aud IA every c,se II has hid
unparalleled succe $. and has never failed in aN
Csc We mpht mention any nnmbcr of cases
where II has had wonderful success lwas necessary
hAlitN & RlGuAkDSnN.'
For sale ~
JAMES JONES Il co
June II, lsSi-50-ly
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Law NaIce

iH eopartnership hereto Or ex sting between A.
n s"ykh Y. CrIsoe MS been disso yed
- - Crus'e viii cont ne to practice ia ,oarts
y ,."wndes AMI the 10 nng ceutles, and the 81
go odft At jackson, aud tiso IN tue Clrcui,
O'u'ss OF Pfekens county, Alabama
4. BOYKIS.
N,.p a., &. K. GRts0E,-
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-19

HHHS subscriber Eau,d inf, n his friends ana ~
pl1ic generally. thar be has taken tie eniirp
contra' u hose ~ k1nWa livery STABLES.
,arrne-'v occupied " Caiy & Riflev, On Mark =
saufh 90 ibe az synmbus intel He hss eahFPaf
an1 d, wise IMP Voyed bis Sisb'e- 81 lh,t he =
noN lF pared 70 scrv'mn date auy number o. tar-ss
tar may BE- FL wfh aim n >ty.e n.g.urnasse,l hv
aaE ts-sb i,hneat ofrae ~ west ~ Ns~ht an
DSoa', line lie k-cH- constantly on bud for
hire, Sadie HIVES, Carriages bure,es &C. 81 the
uhs' -ap fi0r quality. Frorn his 'onc eNDcreNce in
the business sad great desire 20 give pereets
taetion 10 his Customers; be hopes TO rrcrivea lib.
ersl shste 81 patronage
Iis terms are the same as hereI r(ore;
HT,s o7d b Egy, ~ dny, IS %
Va iis HIRE pr dog, 80
Ila-s and BHggy pr dsy, ; 90
H'rSs c; Lusrg pr n1nrih. Is 30
per ISsk, 80
PEI day, ~
H,-ss ner NIGH, no
Hgie fed p
WV. CADY.
Columbus Nss Wsy H. Is5l-n.6-iy.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-19

EtDME ON-riIEkE Is ENOUGH FOR
~ AiL!l!- l'he iollowi,g letter IS published
By the propretors, INST The pabhc may perceive the
coiIstanr drmtud wuicnrx,at5 tor Doctor Aelane',
celebrated Worm Sps.,ic. r1cy have, however,
10 de such arrangements as all enab them to tn
all ordrlS p'umpy
"SoaeavlLLg, TEys, Aarchfs,
Or NcLane-Dear sif--fhe Ieuauuge Won
len with mr. ast AL, has ioag nee leen sold and /
could hayc ,oId great deal more II had Asd It.
Since nv return rom the fs- have been called
upou ueary every dly 20 "rje q you. requesting ID
Immediate .uppy ,i,ye already tired yoir Yer
lati"ge IN nay owp' fanny, and lound 10 be the
bt~t h,"' eve, o-ed f.F MORRISON
FOR .aie 5y JAMES JONES Il Co.
9une {, iS5I-50- v
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-19
Notice.

a N Examination Of the Pupils Of the CoIumbn,
~ FenAi Institute will AXE place At tie curt
House, commencing On Wednesday The 23rd u stan',
anu clos ny IN rrlh,y evenl Z The 25tb with Con
cert by The Musical lass. l'hc public are invited TO
attend
II An election wiIl slso be held By the bard Of
Trustees 90 Munday the 81. ior Principal Of Tie
Inst tnle, to supply The place Of Mr. Means, vino
dec me, re eiectieH
By order OF the Board
SIEPbEN \. BRO N Sec.
Jay II, ISL. n3-2w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-18

men to DO wrong. II is an outrage upon well'reg'
ulated freedom 20 legAlize pursuit that multi
plies crimes against toe laws Of 6Jd and man-
thatincreases tee sorrows OF the poor-that makes
widows and orphans in the lsnd-thas fills the
lails and penitentiarIes with men made criminal
by drunkenness, and that crowds our hospitals
and poor.houses with inmates whose squald
wretcbedness and despair may be often traced to
laws that low stand in fall force upon the statute
book The law TOO has failed as 4 revenue meas
ure. doubt much whether the whole revenue
that il has produced from the time the, il went
into operation would pay one-half Of the costs Of
the trials Of the crimes IL mas superinduced. IL
should therefore be repealed; aud Tennessee
should never again attempt 20 TIL ner treasury by
legaIzing any pursuit that may aid 10 building up
the fortunes OF the few at the expense Of the
wealth and virtue Of her citizens and the peace
and happiness of their wives and children.
You will pardon me for saying so muchi DO
not see how, sayi anything at all. could have
said less EDMUSD DiLLAHUNTY,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-18
Cen. Scott nj Cincinnati.

The following account of Gen. Scott's arrival at
Cincinnati, is from a private letter. furnished to
The Tribune. II describes a scene not mentioned
in the Cincinnati papers
Well, Cincinnati is great place at least Gen
Scott thinks so. The boat be came on arrived two
hours before its usual time and the military were
not ready 10 receive him, SO ne got into dirty
hack which was at once covered with men trying
20 shake hands with the old hero. The driver
tried 20 knock them of, and at last took the butt
of his whip and laid them fiat with bruised heads,
when stone from the crowd sent him to keep
them company sans ceremonie Then commenced
a general fight, and stones and dray pins were the
weapons, and more than one head was prepared
for the surgeons care. At Last drsymsn
wbipped bis horse through the crowd. ran over
two or three and made passage, aud the Gene
raj was put through to the Burnett House in the
fast line dou btless thinking the people loved him.
Such was the reception the papers did not pub
sh H. for they take good care not to hear OF such
things; but It is fact. One stone bit the car
risge or the General, it was uncertain whlch-it
came from behind.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-18
The Gale NJ the EaAt,
The Boston papers Of yesterday are frelshsed
with long OF dsmsge by he severe gaze OF roes
day hight and Wednesday. The JSarHai says.


The Boston papers Of yesterday are frelgnted
with long OF dsmsge by he severe gale OF roes
day hight and Wednesday. The JSarHai says.
Ths gale u. souBa the stsansoas fsoo
View era rode efavsy, az Ner-h Ssonmsoa a1d
Fall RIVER Cue tine toe asst 81 Long aod
other whsrFes to-sd css Custom hods~
Lnec Nb sansks goods stored
thssr Tbs moysrg pat eelss, aad
employ padding about pk ~ suh gods Gfss
Ohs e. the Wares we're Hees sne gods damaged
great amount
Celia. on comm.c -, Dock sas.r- May 81 Ms
Of tbs aasd aud the Asrsrs
eoHtAiDsd g'saily damaged -.
ety ADD quantity hu. sss The banding -hsh As
line sre WatohmAa Talbot discovered he
are snd projected spot boat he succeeded sznn
guahg te aAues asr two hours hsrd "or without ere
auug gessrA AafHA
T,s r four rods OF ore Of As nf the Mans Rsroad 10
tween sometvlHs aud MAIDEN. has been Washed
Tie shupMg the barber ho sscsprd ssnous tAnAs
cuKh mari s ~hSNsr sss ehAs
The Br ,sh brig Charlotte cams m c'hsos 9TH 1908 a'a
schooner Der oT-at sch Al Anchof ~
stream o., a-r~ra sauk Of Fosters ~ha
TIE harber fl dr .tn1, nCainga lot OF Railroad sespss
vhch dr.t,d 81 tho ~hsr's- a. Esst strn
,hosnsr South Boston Fs sSout l0 cSl Three
eu aboard OF whom ssppo~ T. have oesn dosoea
auother-ss o beat and a. As, accounts the hd vas
cArging 90 the TOP mast
Est Boston ne tide very hgA acstng the psuk
p--s~@ E.-Sy the ship YARDS o. Jackson
Ews Hail. Genital square, were a0aied two
Meridian rr0 three ehtnosys
asO b'ovn down IN East bo-ion. - -
The tide made compss breach Ch.sa and Wares Bridges
and neon the ws,sr n,desAs dept 10 tns sss
the Boston Name Railroad Depot Tue noor Of Tie "a
sus house covered With water
heavy .or. vas blown the roc OF TAs Jsna. budding
and through atO the punax once among our conno
stors upsss OF Pesue dong other ery Fortunately
injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-18
Mexican Boundary Commission.
Correspondence OF the Providence Journal
FL p,sO January 10 I

Correspondence OF the Providence Journal
Ell PAsO, January 10, 1851.
At length all the different detaohments of our
party have arrived. The large train which took
the Southern route was composed OF both mule
and OK wagons They separated at Devils river,
and the mule train came on in advance OF the
others and arrived here Dec. 2lst. The OK train
had a severe time, the animals suffering much and
many perishing from cold and insuticlency OF
grazing. We were obliged to send the mule
wagons back to relieve the OK train, and all at
length arrived in safety with the exception of the
wagon master left in charge of the OK traio He
was shot by man employed as hunter or guide,
and died in a few days from the effect OF the
wound
The Commissioner and his immediate party are
quartered at FL Paso, and the remainder OF the
expedition are stationed at SOcOro, with the ex
ceptien of the astronomical party, which is TEN
porarily at San Eleazario, small towns, 10 or 70
miles below this.
Gen. Condo, the Mexican Commissioner, and
party arrived Dec. lat, and the preliminarie',
about which many apprehended such difficulty
have nj be alphabetically settled between the
two Commissioners. The work OF the survey
may be somewhat delayed, as Col. Graham chief
astronomer vice (COl. n Clellan recalled,) and
Mr. Gray, principal Surveyor, have not yet ar
rived
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-18
NETWORK TRIBUNE.

IowA-EMIGRATIoN &c.-A correspondent at
Council Bluffs writes that the Emigration flom
Iowa to California this Spring will be small, to
Oregon considerable, and to Salt Lake very large.
To the latter place the emigrants will be Prnci.
pally Mormons. Villages are rapidly springing
up in various portions of the State. The region
around Council Bluffs although it has not yet
been surveyed, is improving with marvellous ce.
lerity. Fuel and timber are not abundant, bat it
is believed that fewyears will afford sufficient
supply, if the fires can be kept from the Blufls-
There is nothing new in political affairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-18
Con.c,.nc. and Pumpkin seeds.

Mr.. Editor: I'm a farmer, and after | get
through foddering the cattle in the evening" Ike
to sit down and read the papers Now have
read great deal lately in the Journal Of Com
raerce and other papers about Conscience and the
higher law, and the duty of everybody's ooeylng
the law, and they've Published great many
sermons too all going to prove tina. you must obey
the law Of the land anyhow, and you eau reason
it out afterward whether you are breaking the
law of God or not. l should say these editors
and ministers had now pretty much concluded
they have covered up peoples conscencos WIN
their sermons and arguments and threats so deep
that we shs Mt hear much more about It, aud II
really puts me in mind OF brother Seth and my
experience when we were boys Inc ,ecs was,
father set Seth and 70 planting pumpkin seeds
among the corn, and he gave Us stint 20 plans 90
many rows, and if we got through before night, we
misht 90 fishing, there are big trout up In our
creek So we went at it and worked like bea-
yers. till we got about half through, when It was
getting so late that our fishing looked Ike coming
out the little end OF the horn 30 says SETH says
he. Come, Jonathan, we'll have no hsnins az
this rate. Come, let's put the resi- Oh tne sesu
under big stone the old man ii never know It
he'll think they rotted in the HILL 30 we put
them under the biggest kind OF stone, aud went
off 6shing. thinking we had done the thing up
riebt smart Well in a few days after nice
growing spell, father and We boys were going up
through the corn field, and there the corn ana
-So-19i,s Iss fsra awe planted) were up finely;
and, would you think it that big stone i was
surrounded, no it was most covered. with hne
thrifty pumpkins, coming up and growing around
The old man stared well, and guess we boys
stared some, too There were the pumpkins,
come up all regular about half way. aud no pump
kips ali regular about half way. and there was
"some pumpkins about that stone. guess
Well. the wonder was out, and no denying II.
The licking Seth and got that time 1t makes
me little uncomfortable 70 think OF It even 70
this day. Nov, these editors and Ministers sno
politicians who have been at work so hard ana 30
long, trying to bury conscience so deep II ~. WI,
never come up again wander i they s INK they
viii have any luck than Seth" st9 ana . fea
don't believe they Will. ny opa.-o - p"o.n'
kin seeds Don't you Mr. iTH9T u.pnHy.n