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Tuesday, Dec 1c-6PM.
The stock make: continues dull and depressed The
transactions from day TO day do no. vary materially n
extent and there s speculative feeling abroad The
yes- Is fast drawing close when general settlement
f fseeo1n;s Hns. be made This viii doubtl0s restrict
operations IL the stock market and for time make the
depression create. than At present, the broke.
have The field slmoe. entirely to Themselves There
few shorts and the demani comes fro thoee who
already large halders, and compelled 20 sustain
Irices by Keeping the market clear d soshs poss
Die. At the frst board to-day, Canton Co. declined -
per cent; Harlem, =. Reading 'Rsilrosd scvancsd X
psr cent There small sales OF Erie, at prices
current 81 the close yesterday. Rssdjrg Railroads
hept the ntrke. active today than 70 other
wise vcSld ksvs teen. AL is yet in donbt relative
to dividend this stock the frs. Of January
next Several reports from reliable sou-ses have been
pretty freely circulated that there would be dividend
ert rothpg kss yst teen determined Delaware end
Hudson sonpssy hss steadily advanced fer some day.
part. Il sells o. par but any quantity put upon
the msfkst would 6spr-ss It materially. New Jersey
zre Company getting into strong hand and will
be all absorbed ty thsse Who have lately thoroughly in
vesign,sd the and Affairs Of the company One
Of the largest bouss In the street have been heavy pur
chssers and II there any shorts, tbe Jrobstty s
they vii End themselves Of these days In 9 tight
place Harlem has bsen dull and depressed for sone
time. Pre.s have ne; varied per sent for week.
ard tie rroectt iy favorsble for rise o,
any Importance. We cannot satisfactorily tccount for
ths The operstions of the conpsny during the past
yesr Rave besn highly sueeessul svpears BY the
nsred s;s'msnt. nj. report OnsslS being copy Of
that sent to th. State Engpecr:--
Nav iorK .Sp HAALEN RAitRoAn, Strr. 90, 1851.
"a.
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Rubber Gloves and Mitts..-" Enen, how,

white and delicate your hands They used TO be
rough and ehapped ia cold weather. yes they aiways
till bought pair India rubber mtts at Hcheoc
Bsadbesters sa Broadway which, as you zee. have
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stock Of Rurs kncets tssortnents of
cooked ha has reduced the prices OF his splendid ycto
ripes NJ Cuffs. Ctye Gloves Collars Tally
the sdvan Step In and look hs spen ala set
Of tatle, ermine stone martin, mink, squirrels "a
The New York herald., 1851-12-17

Hst Comrspy Of lf6 and lts Nssssu street. have
ssved lsrse quantity real Hursarsn Hats made Of
the fnest felt trimmed nth elk In richest STYLE %
al es sud shape and for lover prices than be bought
q any other establishment In the city.
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Millinery. A large and extensive As
Of sh ana Velvet Hats also Feathers The Black
Plume Dr. Cect sns variety o. Others. For .ale a.
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THE FAMOUS IRISH FUsp.-The 7ribs~s lets in
q small streak Of light on the whereabouts OF the
famous lrsh revolutionary fund Of si0 600 odd col
leeted frem the public in 1851 1t seems that 10
bert Emmet bas had the eontrol and management
of this amount Of money What he has d one With
it, ard where it il, many would like to know BY
way Of retoI for our inquiries. it is stated that we
never contributed to that fund.- Certainly not, and
We are glad oft. We we're at the time preparing
to contribute, but when the account Of the gros.
battle OF Shevegammon was published in the Iri-
b,ne such an impudent fabrication stepped al fur
tier ccntrit utions from every quarter. Yet We be-
Heve that we have given more morey FOR real OBJ.
jects Of utility and charity than all the eoere Of the
Tribune, without receiving any rufs the :ubje;.
from any quarter.
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Ladies' Dreb Ifsts.--One Hundred Dozen
Ltdies Dral, Ielt and Besver Hats-tr sale AZ
J. B. ARNsTRONC's Z3 Fulton street. Brooklyn,
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shawls, shswls. - Selling at reduced
of Targ srd
tbsyIs ss J. u. ARxsTFONes
IS GtltSI street, Br3Otlvr.
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Boots, Shoes, Galters,

D oks 80 Fulton stree sells ssesonabs dura
BILE and beautiful boots shoes aad gattere all qualities
and descriptions at the lowest mark Of the trade His
sortnent probably the most extensive in the city, AID h
never fails to please and give satisfaction TO those who be
STOW their stom his store He s accomplishe
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House OF Representatives.


COMMITTEE
The sfEAKER announced The Comsnittee on Rules %
consist of Messre Jones of Stephens Of Geoga
Cksndle- Robinson, Stanley Seymour OF New YoTk King
Of Rhode It.snc, olds and Wallace.
oAlWonSiA AND rHE cusIon Hovsr ooiLtcuoys,
Mr MGshals BIZ for the payment into the treas 3ry
of California Of certain collected imports pto
the pors Of that State after The treaty with Mexico and
be-e her admission inte the Union referred 90 the
Committee Of Ways and Means
o. DAh1F.
NJ. Iarty q Missouri 10 s2nerIg from Paralysis anc
in helpless condition. TIE Speaker authorized 20
Isy him bis mileage and Ier diem trcm the connsree
nent q tie s.ssler.
PETITIONS arp H,ils rTTHCpUcEp.
e;s;es we're called for psti,iona and se,srs ts Ist
i-g fer grants o land for railroad purposes INTRO
dacsd and referred 20 the Committee ISbSc Lsnds
Mr. NcRcfTir dem Ct California introduced oil
Gre granting terrain privilege sHd for other parposes
II. SrrTTioNs TiiE csTi1oL-TsF wosEatr.
Mr.. STArTcr (den. J Of Ky, from the Committee
Public Rcildpgs. reported resolution Authorizing the
architect sf The 10 continue In employment tie
mechanics and laboreys the wlngt The funds being
and coald rOt set enpoynert elsewhere a. til. incle
snt and the architect hsc assured him tat tie
voTE continued would no. be In a-ed by the vest1e-
hessrs FIoNiiv. (dem Of ~ and NESAuiE, tesn
on the government H. however tie vork, ir ths p-.
cent copdion vas Likely 10 soef hey -oald vote fer
an srrropristor.
Mr FiokE.cr. dem of Pennsylv repud.s.sd or
behalf Of the uohm.n the des t1st they wanted 20 be
cusrteret or II. government. They we're induced q
come fther Under III Impression ths. the work would
continue fcr ysars and they had honestly performed
tbeir doty.
The resolution referred 10 TIE Committee On the
State G the Union
Mr. wAlsg, (-hig) Of Maryland, moved to 80 into
committee On t but nc quorum ttns present. the House
voted 10 sojopfp.
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Selling OT..-Peterson 4 Humphrey. .3y.

Broadway Of White will sell the tire lot
[spetpg pnotssd At lats large auction sales at The
following prieeekich Brussels e to los yard exr.
heavy Threeply es do Super S. to 6s Good AL WOOL 3s
3D. 70 Oil Cshs extra heavy fs yard. ard all other
goods equally low.
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crest sacrifice Of large stock of Carpets Oil Cleths &c., ts
famous Carpet Emporilm. No. ~ Bower HIRAM ANDER
SONS also gill be found the largest and h1nesonest
softnent Of EnGh Threeply and Ingram Carpes Drug
gets mats &c. At 5 cens 's, than be found at
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FUR Cloaks. - James Beck IL Co., ha~o,
sss rsssivsS naIts: e elegant yslvs. oloahs IehlZ
hs sdvaneed state Of season, they viii sell ~ $5
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hard days work, day CT exetement Sc timely Il
voIed the evening" These persons who are esnnois
qpeGted call at the 3 Nassau street
and ine the stock which he claims to be the best
mott extensive Ia the city. NJ kcRALES.
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Gmbroidered Velvet cloaks.-Ws havs
g hsst nv reh embroidered velvet eloahA which
JAMES BECK co. ys DrosdwaY
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What can be more annoying 20 "a man
Dragging there fitting nowherei To avoid his nuisance
with absolute certainty and TO insure the bean ideal
AID beauty Shirt only necessary for gentle
mer 10 give their orders to GREEN No. As,or house.
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SEvES DOLLARS WoRTB.-One osthe gentleman
connected with the press, Who was excluded fro 4
the Asto- House Barque; by ,he Seward abolition
care, who eontr oiled it, has sent he folio wing nse
to the Ex-Governor Of hungary;
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who would minister TO the Graees with The greatest
security Of should the Hyperion fluid and Re
former for and besr the hair
the latter 20 preserve ssicscy and of
complexion Popular esi alton has placed beth ths
head toilet. Sold by I'm. Boyle the
vertor, ~ "a washibg,on street Bosson, hssa Sold
eu,h;nn, Clark Sco IT'S. and j. BiiAau l6s Broadway
VIM H. Gary Co. 2s5 Pearl street, tg the dYurssus
81 peYfumere throughout the world.
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W. E hinf, tceu Ala
r.ss.cr 90 ritE CALIFORNIA nRsvoHnrr NIL.
TIE biz 20 establish branch Of the United states
Mint in California was passsd.
coMTRcNisr a pTvkL sFrTiTHESr.
The resolution declaring the Compromise definite
settlement of the slavery question: vas tsEen up.
Mr. Rnf1r (s. r dem ofs G., reFumsd the foor,
and reviewed tn. financial relcy Of The government
and ocnteIdsd that had been uniformly prsjcdc.a
20 the South Tie oflsI2 settled all apprehersions
that the United States could not maintain government
srsips' foreign nations snd then commenced the az
gressons the south. The tariff Of 1915 adopted
and in 1878 tarin sdop.si 10 1879
the Missoun question arose. No iifnculty would
have grown out Of that question, had u occurred
before The yer. II was settled by compromise
which meant nothing more than submission BY the
Territory and accepted one fourth Not than three
years after, the tariff of ls2i parsed, aud the
South submitted; but the end vas not Jet. He then
detailed other events among them the adoption
Of the tariff of 1923 aud 80 The South ressted
81 last, and the result q comproEaise. After
tbs commenced the attempts to give Cousrsss uejurs
diction of the slavery question Iu 1885 the deu ocratc
party attempted 70 resist H. and had IL net teen for the
weakness ana imhecuty " the south the 2lst rule
would never have been sbosheJ In 1872 the arif OF
81 and the 2lst rule both swept away ~ tbs power
o. 'hs Worth In few years after, the tsrh q
$40. which nothing more than Sigh. modi-
ference between them Tten followed the 'tfuR-
sls ever he territory aeqnred from hexiso ~ every
tpe 81 there verel from the tariff 1915 down
Io tfs ccmtrom se of 1880 the South had loet ALI til she
vas po~ jesrsds and prostrsiea 81 the fee. Of the
voyih Hs oid not tlsue The North for This Jbose
sto ,vtntDd 70 vrore -s-s more & ts=e thsn wrong
.fs.t. .t.t .sff ctu.f H., - 81 ift-t F" NtT
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Cl0aks Reduced In Prtces.-James Beci-,
Co. have This day m,ssIiAy reduced the prices ths
this opportunity their stock large and III
rces low they will be for the season 55 Broadway
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Very Imyortant to the Purchasers o.

TOYS, Fancy Articles for Glfts &c.-At Tuttes Em-
porum, 35 Broadway those dous Of making choice eieo
tonf avoiding rush which takes place during
the holidays will do we'll make their purchases without
delay Now the time the novelties without the
attending AZ overcrowded store PackageD
sent rcs Of expense) all parts Of Now YORK; Brooklyn
Ne time desired. TIE hours for making selec
tions are from TO l2 An and to PM as .hsn the
thorn Tree with birds rem branch to branch singing
bo bv thoue
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Fuon street. would call attention his large stock
Gold and silver Hunting and open faced Watches by
the best and perfect every particular
The Rjcheeu diamond pointed Gold Pens sold only
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converts red tair 20 black OF brown ooURAUDs
he6iosted sosp p.npes. ffeokes, chafes
soughress ke Poudre Subtle uproots hair ,om
o. the body Liquid Ro Lily bite BAR Reetoratve
6IosG 81 q WALKER street. Broadway; Cxlitrder 81
South Third ttreet Phils delphia.
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Ladies', II you want Boots Shoes o..
hin Cahs where you ge. every hind frsr
he largest The A1d one price enly asked Alse
lnds and all kinds that
made Likewise Cents Boots Shoes Caters sad slippers;
Boys Eises and Childrens ac By thousands.t 81 Broad
Wsv. CAHILLS.
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ar Dye pet discovered for coorug TITO hair
vhkerf ;be moment is applied. The woEesrfl aud
Dye performs 10 astonishing Is for sale, applied
BATCUELQRS Wis factory, No. 4 Wall ss-eot Copy ths
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Wigs and Toupees - Bachelors New
style Wigs are pronounced the most perfect
Invented Those wanting article
rhouid call BATCHELe RS celebrated Wig Factory No
Wall street. where be found the largest and seet
sertneLt in TIE city. Copy the address.
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For forms Of faith les bitter seslo's tight.
Be's not far wrong whose clothes are made Alright.
And to get such Clothes, one has only to
step into tie T. SMITH J l02 Fulton street. and
select from stock OF ready ade clothing Hs
prices are as reasonable as his goods are excellent
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To HIS ExcElLHScy GoYEksos kossVTB:--
sh Ehcosed plesse ind seven dollars, which please
accept for the Of Hungary II the price charge
each member OF the press for ticket to the dinner
the Aston Houfe and which member Of the press
Twas entitled TO 10.
with ny bes. humble good wi.kes, have the homer
70 te yIrzs very respectfully, A. JONES.
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restored 20 s Original coor, BY the Of E. u LoveC
Wspptne which also not only prevents the hair trcm fall
Ing o, and removes ali teuf and dandrat bat likewise
when the hair M thin. the head partially halo person
~ Using this celstraea preparation never falls 70 have
fu growth OF half II Is we'll known thtt tie lair
tute wlen deprived Of its Pigment matter
ftxer What claim fe tie Wappens h to roltoro TIE color
81 once assumes M rItuIsl ahful hppesr.nes Whole
.etiied drug fancy and aGes Ind gentle
men furnishing stcree throughout the United StAtea Pur
esl "a no dohar hnitlA %
Dakota tawaxitku kin, or, The Dakota friend. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1850-1852, 1851-06-01
Z. - 5-ss77a - ~: '5.teei =
NO. 5.
dakota Tawaxitku kin Kicagapi.
Taku on wtcaxta nagi tanyan iyaya
pi kta he.

[a1 Wicaxta kin tuwedan tehan maka akan
nj un xni ce he owasin snonunyanpi ko-
hanhannan wanagi yati iyayapi. Tuka wi
caxta kin ecacadan tapi exta, owihankepi
xni Tancan tapi, tuka nagi kin e nj un, ga
ohiniyan kiksuya yakonpi. Tuka wicaxta
owasin wanagi yata niunpi exta, apa tanyan
unpi xni. Hunr nannan nagi tanyan iva
yapi. Wicota wanagi ekta ohinyan teriya
Ekakijapi; nakaax tuwe ksape cinhan he ava
Gin ga nagi tanyan iyaye kite Gin henina akite
kta: Tuka taku wanjidan on wicaxta nipi,
pa marpiya ekta ipi okihipi.5 Jesus ,Krist,
Wakantanka Cinhintku kin, he wacin un-
yanpi, ga anaungoptanpi kinhan, on un nipi
kta, tuka unkaktapi xni kinhan, untaku nipi
kite xni.
Tawacin unwaxtepi, ga oran unwaxtepi
unkanx, takudan terika snonunyanpi kite
xni; owasin marpiya ekta unyanpi kta; tuka
wicaxta kin tuwedan tawacin waxte icage
xni, ga tuwedan ohiniyan owotannan oranye
xni. Apa waxte icidapi exta wlcaxta tuwe-
dan waxte xni e Wakantanka xdoca. Tu-
kaW akantanka wicaxta kin waxte wica dake
xni exta, I'VE Cinhintku kin ohiniyan waxte
kidake ca he eciyatanhan wacinyanpi eca
onxiwicada ece.
Wakantanka Cinhintku token teriya ka-
kije ca te ciqun he wannan nayaronpi. He
hecen econ xni unkanx, unkix owasin woa-
rtani hduha untapi ga wakanxica ON ohini-
yam iyotanhan iyeunkiyapi kta tuka. Tuka
i've Jesus onxiundapi ga woartani unkici-
cajujupi kta on waicihduxna % teriya kaki-
Dakota tawaxitku kin, or, The Dakota friend. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1850-1852, 1851-06-01
ST. T. MINNESOTA, JUNE, 1851.

tawakunze xni. Jesus togye wahokon wi
cakiya. Tuwe cante ekta onxi icida, ga
warbayedan un ga cante ekta ska, ga wa
onxida, ga wayuociwaxte, tuwe hececa eca,
he 9 waxte ga Wakantanka ekta cafe otan-
in ga takuye rince kta ce eva. lye Jesus
taku waxtexte ece wicaxta iwahokon wica-
kiya. Tuwe hena anagoptan kinhan sdonye
kta.
Dakota tawaxitku kin, or, The Dakota friend. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1850-1852, 1851-06-01
o ID o W A.
sHAwMCT.

sHAwMCT.
I. Woteca tonaka,
Wanakax woxnapi,
Wicacante yuwaxte kta.
Eca okihi xni. :. :
:. Tuka Jesus hee, 50:
Waihduxna kin on,
Woartani Paxpapi xni
Kajuju kta, hecon.
). Minape on nipa
Aputag nawajin, -. s.
On wawartani kin hena
Ociciyag waun.
/, Nicakija ekta
Ewatonwan eca,
Moran xica hen yanka,
Ecancicin manka.
!. Nicaje kin waxte,
Wacisyan imduxl
Wakantanka Cinhintku he
Ihduzeze walln. $. R. r
J. - - 4 7--E
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-15

cbOsns SCENES MITE sEHaTE.

CEUEENE SCENES Nv VIZ re-- p
WAsmserox, Maubz
v.-sts,v ,essnson,aud night were spent ID
a.seu.si,g he river saa hafbor Dill NuIsf-
81, rss1Ia;ons. designed to defeat ~ were oilsf'
cd and defeated. sA.
Afer 9 o'clock. p. NJ, q sasPsasion Of ne
rules vas obtained. ard TIE Post 0hee apPHo-
7rialion bin was received IRON the Hose ana
The Senate. insisting uPoH their amendments
committee Of pouefenee was had ana 'n'! t.
ported bill. which vas passed.
The postage bill was also received. ne
House amendments being concured 10, the D'a
was passed. =.
The DISCUSSION on the rivef and harbor Din
was resumed near midnight. The question
arose as TO the termination OF the session.
Mr. Cass commended haiti ended al le o'clock,
and others conteBded that ii ended at IL NJ.
Wednesday, the 4th. The right Of those Sena-
tors, whose terms OF office expired on the Alb. TO
vote was also discussed. Finally, Mr.. Iulee
offered resolution that the session did not end
until II NJ, March 4th, which was agreed to-
Scene Of unsurpassed confusion ensued, and
the river and harbOf bill was laid on the table.
The amendments to the Civil and Diplomatic
bill were takenup.
Mr.. Chase moved to amend by adding the
river and hErbor bill passed by the House. This
motion was lost. Other amendments, we're al.
so rejected, aud the bill at 6 o'clock, A. NJ, to.
day. was reported, and the amendments ordered
to be engrossed.
The army appropriation bill, with amend.
ments was reported, and they were concarred
in. The navy appropriation bill was referred to
committee.
The civil and diplomatic bin, with amend
ments, was passed.
The Senate refused to take up the joint reso-
luton making land warrants assignable.
Mr.. Bradbury, from the Judiciary committee,
reported the Presidents message relating to the
Boston mob.
Mr.. Davis, from the conference committee,
on the army bill, reported. The report was con.
Cured in.
Mr.. pearce reported back the navy bill with
amendments, which were debated
The post Office route bill was passed by gen.
eral consent
The President Of the Sena'e sigueS the army
bill, and il was sent to the President Of the u.
States.
AT 10 o'clock, the Senate was informed that
the President had signed the army bill.
The rules were suspended and the navy bill
was semitic the President Tor his signature.
The joint resolution making land warrants as
signabe was taken up and passed.
The general appropriation bill was passed,
and reso uons of thanks 10 the President If The
Senate were adopted.
An Executive session Oh the Senate has been
called by the President The following new
members have been qualified. Nessrs Bright,
Bayard, Cass, Halalton, Mason Pratt Rusk and
Dodge,
The Senate then adjourned sine die,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-15
GEns OF rHorrnr

MAJ who nqt 1shlus 49,
noi be ashameiufhis early eoala'on
Az dissips'i0l hasiis ori.i1 I-s &c.
er employment
No cause 3 ever mads hener, ha,
worse, by hlshood. Ersa where
Dies 90 fsliou, suspicion Is almost aIus,.,
Tfuih--ihe open. bold. h0nssi irnh -,
the best, always The wisesi, always he -.
evefy one, n apYand al circumstance
There is nolbiBg sooner ovpnb,ow.
head. than opinion of authority; Ike 10 -.
liquor for irail glass.
Always do as the sun does-iook >, A..
side ofsveylhing. FOr&hils,itis io.,,.9 &,
il is three times as good for digestion.
OF all the 6ne.atip, music is thar u,h;.t
the most influence on the passions. and a.,
Legislator ought the most 70 encourage.
4 promise. and its pc foranahce. should +
the scale Of true balaHee, always rsesep, /. -
tual adjustment.
TO think thai an eternityof bliss cer.na.
line purity of iew,years Of pafthly eti,,.s.l "
an overwhelming ihoukuas HOW great -
inducement to study truth. and cultivate vim.
Amitis. the most adverse circumslauce..k.E
are sill reasons for cheefalness. So Ioor :.
there are motivesto gratitude. there Is 1 e,..'
for cheeriulness.
Men are to be esfiaaled, a. J0huson saw, /,
the snass ofcharacier. A block Of lin NAV h,s,'
grain Cf silver, but still il is tin; and a ill.,
d silver may have an alloy 81 lin, but sin ~
silver.
To the honor Of the sex. and in acknowlsd,.
ment of the wise mercy Of God, il must be adms
ted that women ase more CONSCIENTIOUS IN A.,
parental duties thanmen.
II is only shalIow,minded pretenders, who ellb.,
make distinguished ign a matter Of persona
merit, or obscure origin matter of personal "a,
proach.
ASapPy home is a glorious ard in<trucI,.
sight one which il does the heart good 10 s..
and which once beheld, leaves an inrflaceabl.
impression on the mind.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-15
ANNOUNCEMENT

10 VIZ are authorized to announce Col. Ct NM
sFARpLEY as Y candidate for the office Of Stats
Chancellor at the ensuing November election, \,
Ut WEare AUTHORISED to anneance WV II. III
PATrEAssvS "a candidate far Sheriff Of lownes
county atthe ensuing November election
u We are authorized TO announce r. D. HADgs
asa candidate tos the Office Of Sheriff for Lowldes
county AZ the ensuing November election.
aIfsveare authorised to anncsnceE r., 81 GAsras|
as candidate sor the office II Sheriff Of .cwrdes
county ~ che ensn'Ng November election.
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.toTE AZ canlidafe tor re.eeetion 70 Tie office M
Circnit CLERK " Lowides county 1t the ensuing
November election.
4 Or W. are authorised ID announce DANIEL. Witt
t.iAMs rs candidate fol reelection to the office
Probate Clerk FOR Lowndes county at ihe ensuhs
November election.
s G1s We are authorized to announce L. j. ScHoeL.
Az as actnailae he Office DC County I'reaspIr
Vt the ensuing November election,
wa an aiiliofized q announce n Dpwsl4.
as candidate fdr tlse office 0f County Treasured
We ensuing Noyemlfr election.
A. w \, MS sN' 'ts aaaalpca lAces IT, Y. \
as candidate Tor t4ss lfei Of L0Wlldss county ~
the ensuing Ncvem lection. "a
IT WEsare a.theIked 70 announce Ducalp
MclzELLER az gkndiial OR Assessor Of Lowndsz
county atthe ensuing NovkA Der election
4 10. We are authorised 10 announce Lawson IA
WnLKt FoRr a candidate for y Office Of Asses
soF for the cea Eyof Lowndes, at lie ensuing NlE
yenbef electiM.
1T We Are authorized to announce JoHs NJ
KREcKER as 4 candidate for Constable, Of DlstFict
No. 2, at the ensuing November election
NJ We are authorized to announce GEoReF Il
Mcdaniel, as candidate for re election tothe Office
Of Town Constable, at the nsuing Noyemberelectloa
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-15

TERRiBLR TORNADO IN TEsNEssEE. Fay-
etsie, Tenn. was on the oath uIt. visited by
aterrible aud disastrous tornado, reducing the
southern potion ofthal town 10 a. unsightly mass
ofruins. Two churches, the Market House,and
several dwellings, shops, and other buildings
totally destroyed. Anumber fstores, dwellings
and other buildings greatly damaged. Mrs
Rowzee, and a child. son Of A, H, Berry were
killed. Mr.. Berry was seriously injured and i
Is thought cannot live. Alarge number ofolher
persons were more or lessiujured Considering
the violence Of the storm, coupled with the fac.
OF It's occurring between four and five o'clock n
the morning before The inhabitants had leis their
beds, the loss Of life ID very small.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-15

OF AS ! was going," said an sishm,
"oser Westminster Bridge, the other day, mt
aPat Hewensi Iiewens, .aysI. how are yOuy'
pretty well thaak you Douley," says b..
Says, \ 'ibal's moi my name "Failh no more !,
my name Ilewens," said he. So we looked :.
each other, and ilhh, ii termed on 10 be neither
Of us"