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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-18
SIGN OF THL MORO I'D MORTAR,

Make, Street. Cl'vmhn, Hi,s.
yVyEhdve u hand aa1 are still receiving Drug
w Medicines, prints, Otls, Dys Nr.rs, IA,
Chemicals. Hgicai ht,rumcas. Fine y .nss
Of al descriptions and pure French Br0ndie'
for Hcdicai use, Fine C0Ich, Copal and Far.
nture Furnishes. fine assortment # Pa nj
BRUSHES, Sash Tol.. Peadcrs. Camel Han
PaEciiS. DE-, an elTa me article a H'H'cr
St,qu, perm Oh also Winter Lard or, 81
1cr5ae criicie If Tanners OIL for ha-atsr and
a., sorts Of tine Leather, ! barrels Of pirj,,
of1r,saii,'c. 10 bozes II iViadov Glasses as
sortsd siscs, isrrcly Of Putty in Hadders, G
barrels If eppcr Honey Der co'ch and Nae.
aJoy Sauf, 1 barrels fresh Vine Vinegar
si1 Of best Neuark cider Vinegar for famit
mcs, Yapiocd for PuddinFs, a nele and fash,
ion5ble article for me purpose.
100 Dozen assorted Patent Medicines of all de-
ecrp'ons, to sell on commission "a, New York prices
Candies fresh every few days from tie manufacturers
Pure essential Oils OF all kinds for periulAers and
medicinal purposes.
+, loassa,s celebrated rerlumery fer the lsnjker-
chief, also l,cus5cls Toilet GA Of very Irpass,rg
qualities, Hair Oils Of endless variety from Jayles'
ilar Tonic down to tie liuiie Antique: 30 dozen u
llarrlson's celebrated luks, made on the atomic
theory and tar superior TO all others in evcr respect,
We have also a fine supply Of Nc. ! tui pure
White Lead OF Wctherills, Dulles Co., N,uaiac-
turc, Lasccd Gil l. tha,ge, Red Lead, Chrome
Green, SC, Of extra quality.
chl,c just received also few entirely Sew
chemical, among Whi-hara
Phosphate q Amnoa.e, oi'ra'e IF laio'ae,
Tlenuaatc ZRc, Cl'grqe Of !"o'aSh,
and ChiGo,diae or AmorfhoGS
OaplEc.
Tb' article "a entroy ue~ dissection oi he conn
IT, az 'nmauGs .lte uciCt-it s4Jat.e trT SUI.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-18
nnY C1nnG

Assortment large and coapat1, embracing every
Article usually kept ~ the dfg good business
kluII u are
Assortment. genera and well se'ec'e.--cons''tOg
OF Cutlery, iracc5 Best NOES, rosa Cat and Mil
Saws, Carpenters Tools hnyiis Bellows, N!les,
hammers, Castings, hleughe Ac &c.
i'aDaccD'
The best Nirgnia Brands and other qualities.
~. tthssls
Sta"E general and well selected. Caps, Hats
Il ON prJ 81 ccs
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-18
U "T:.fY 81 STARK,
South SIDE of Mann Street,

OLD STAND OF WEAVER, MuLLIN & Co.
yEHE Undersigned nave formed copartner4nl
a under The above style, for the purpose Of con
Quoting Mercantile Business, in the Dry IooO'
line, at The above well known old stand--where 'he'
have On hand 'cell sfcc,ed assortment u
STAPLE &. FANCY DRY GOODS.
suitable ior the Season and this market; togetnAi
with Really made Clothing, Hardrare 2u's"
care, Sliatsy dc.
We invite our friends and the public to give us =
call and examine oar stock, as we have no douo' p"
bcng abe to suit them in Goods and prices.
JOHN X. Ol1LE1'
PETER STAEk.
Columbus. July l3h 1880. a-Iy
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-18
and ChiGo,aae or AmorfLoGs


ib' article "a entirely ue~ tu dissection 81 I've conn.
iry aa amauGs slre uotc, j.. s1Jsljla oI SUI
plate af Qur'ie ard ding the saHe a ifou i.th|r
SGgar IloGse llsse9 does % rrGuAd gar ia o,li
nary a,crrumnt diseases this article viii dllhc Faceoi
Guinine Mt great dee less PRICE
Columbus Miss Nay ia, ISJ9
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-18
Dr. Chlistlo's Galvanlo Curauves,

eonils'' ~ te .ct tina, they arIe aud dsrsss BY
srigdfd dfpi Ntsp. Ia llre q We usual mode NJ ittg
sing We'd physIckng the pliisu ~ exhausted nature
SINKS hopelsitly under the iuhicthd
1f'y sptHg'h'H nee ipbois sss'm sqaaiits ne cirtua
nsn n he begi prrmshe The cttfiuns and No iis
slightest uU1y Hudsf Gnt cifcnRaaHfss Since nbsu
n,rolnruon IN the United states Only thtre yeats since
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-18

A Voice from MexicoIlI

From the most Respectable Sources,
Could DO given. sufficient To oil every column in thi
Dauar make n law avlactiona
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-18
Nervous Diseases,
which complaints arse from one simple cause, namely.
A DerAngomont Of the Nervona sYAtem

n berhnRomont OIL the nervous System.
o. In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS. Drugs aud MeAl
en-s insrsait ne dssais for bey weaken tho vital
glca Of the already prostfssd sems while under he
Strengthening life giving val1itg influence Of talvan
ism applied By this beautiful and wotlef ful discovery
the exhausted patient and weakened sure restored
Ioliner health strength elasticity and sigtE
The Rreat rerultatttv and psYeIia.es a.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-18
PILES. Asa remedy for this most distressing
and obstuatemaady thr VEGETABLE LIFE

MEDlClNES deserve instinct ahd emfAhuc
Recommendation. 1t is wel-kn3wn 10 hundreds
in this city, that the tnfmer proprietor of these
valuable Medicines was himself afflicted with this
complaint for upwards Of rHEtY.Fwg YEARS and
that he tried in vain every remedy prescribed
within the whole compass of the lhaie,ia Mrdicd
lie however at length tried the Medicine which
is now Offered 10 the public and he was cured IN
u very short time, after his recovery had been pro-
nounccd moi only improbable, but abslluicy un-
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-18

Columbus. Miss. April 20-i2-snos.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-18
HTOFFATs
Life Pills and PhRni1 Bltlers.

Th-as MEDICINES have Hav ben hsslre lie
public fr a p-Hoi Of RIPTEEN YEARS and
during hist no have uainiaansd niE.i caarlc-
~ riErsf t1eTy 'art = he EAib- 81 o. -
tfl1fdilsry and immediate p5Wef 4 rs-t.inag pr
feet health 10 pcrsunf ag'is7as safsF nesI' every
knd u dfseass % which rln human Fame b Elhia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-08


10 tr,ng D. 20 this orty. would 10, Just then
have traded of that steamboat for several square
miles Of snow capped suairna;y-
Lake Lucerne d mere cleft ~ the noun
,alns. narrow and mos, irregular IN form, With
SQUARE cliffs Ike our Palisades, only many times
higher. ri>nc sheer or, Of - depths and hardly
. stones throw apart. Mount PLATTE and The
Rnlgi are the most celebrated of hose seen from
rs breast After making iwo OF three shOri ;uras
among the nights, ]; finally opens 10 width Of
some miles on a softer scene, win green pas
,ures and pleasant WOODS sweeping down the
nils early or quite 20 rs verge Luceme City
lies al or near It's outlet. AM seems pleasant
place. though have had no TINE 10 spend upon
II. as arrived q. 5. P. II. too weary even TO
xr.,e # had been able 20 sleep. leave for
Basic b. Diligence at oigh; tais morning. II. e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-08
ST COPELAND.

We did no, star, I'LL after next morning. and
mean,m, some more Dihgences had come up.
80 that We formed procession OF one large
heavy. and three smaller and more ht carriages,
when We moved on, Of the httle village, and
leaving the larger branch OF our creek, nov
scan,y mill-stream at best, To bend away to the
LETT, we followed the smaller and charged boldly
up the mountain. The ascent Is OF course made
by xis.saes. no other mode being practicable Tor
carriages, 40 that, when We had travelled three
tollsome miles, Airolo still lay in sight, hardly
Eile below us. Judge the whole ascent which
with a hight carnage and three hard-driven
horses occupied two hours and hall, was sbou,
eight miles, though straight line would have
taken Us TO the summit in three miles The rise
IN this distance must have been near five thou
rsnd feet.
For time, the Homlocss held on, but a, length
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-12-12
CID SERIES, VOL. 10, NO. IL

Ike gold; the other, that little Marygold's
hair had now a golden iinge, which he had
never obseuol in il before she had been irsns-
muied by the effect Of his kiss. This ehsngO
II hue vas really an improvement, snd madO
Mnrygold's hair richer than in her babyhOod.
When King Midas had grown quite an I'd
man. and used To lri MayRold's ehilden On
hs knee. l,e was fnnc of telling them this
niryellous story, pretty much as have nov
told !, io you. And then he wuuld stroke
glossy ringlrls, and tell them that their haIi.
Likewise. had a rich shade or gold. which
they had inherited frum their molhe'.
&" And, tn tell YOU the truth, my precious
liule folks" quoIh King Midas, diligently
imlling the children III the while, lever
since ,ha, morning. have hated the very sigh,
~ an other roli, s,'e this
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-12-12
IonOOn ann tbe GrbibitiOn.
Ffln. he Gospel Basssc
THE CRYSTAL PALACE

THE CRYSTAL PALACE
Our ship owner, and ,eamcu must %, b
neglected In The Great Exhibition. They aro
a class II men in whose welfare Maine can.
no, hut be nightly interested Shp5uiljinr
and navigation are the gre,irsi business Il
the State. L., Us ascend tbs Eight of s,efs
intu the Grsi gallery. beiug yet 10 the Eng.
li,h department and visit th, saloons in The
southeastern Gunner oi lhe Palace England
claim, 10 be- mistress ui the ocean, and 10
have made greater progress in the science %
oayaI Architecture than any other nation. j,
mly bc interesting fur us io See some of the
ul,irs size has sen, there for exhibition
Here D.. thc moj,l uf sailing vessel, thai
aI.u has q scrra propeller ~hch doe, net 70.
qurs q steam engine Io pea D, 90 moIIun. ],
may BE- worked D., hand a, Easily sss ships
pump. and may b. Il immense imroriaro' in
p,,pr.Iinr or backing ,c,sel To keep hsr
irum rurk, o,i lee STORE There atc times
ir-qu,nlly. uheu i~o OF three mlIe, gained
per hour by 4 ,hip that is sst BY a curren,lbc
"''"- "''' "''''' .''' ''' ''''" '''''u''''
- ,'' ''.' ''''''''''''"' ""''' '''"' "
There arc many mudris ui Li, bJais here,
ba, uuc b .f,rc us lI,, has tie power Of night.
ina ber,..i under 40 crcumsunccs, wrthuut
'h. ado m ir'n Keel mr. dead "e'g"' "' a''
KIND. Others there a'' "meh arc w'a'
"i o"ts. One WOULD think lh'ie vas "o n''d
oi drowning, o. long a' any OF these co''f''
'anrc' are on 'h.ph"ard.
As.l'.ac'I"g l'.ie buoy keeps The body ia
800 upright position aud '.l'''' '''a' ''''' D"
m',n''"n 10 i-''' nearly '"'' 'u"'''o P''.
-""' nave '''' '..'' ''''' ''''' ''
o. ll''' - y '"''''''.'' ''''' may ~ '-'''-
in the p"'A.'' '' means "' amen ''n' "',
b" 'hr'"n from '"' shore D" 1 ''''0a'd 'a'I'
and thus enable 'h",' 'a h"''a 20 ior' ''n'
n"'loo which "'ll save Them IRON beng
'"a'.'"ei "P '' 'h' ''aah.r'.
u must 'c great convenience To lh'''Nen
trunk ~ sailor chest a' 'h''-one which
"'''' 's"' ''' '.''
ing li''r" persons o" ''r water
I"' ROYAL Family ''' dear lovers '' Yachts.
In' y U'e'n "'' "n' e'''eu Tue . '''"''A '"1
AOhru ." aud here is rls mulel of anolher,
called yic,ori. which .h- bad buiIr express
~ o, a rrrsau, o" toe Emper"r of Russia
p'rl'P' a' a r''"rn l"' a'p'endd ehn're-r'
rage an' s,'" "' p''.'' "''e' ''I' "''.
arch gave her' aud which We -" go her fn,aI
news or stables At Windsor Castle mo
Queen ani A'h'n we're present when SIC
,cn.s Yacht America run against the whole
'lmdrun "i forty royai Yachts, at tue l''' oI
wight, and beat them ail
4 SCREW valve intended Co 'upereetc The
prr.ui plug in ships boots, struck W A. IN
Improvement
The lIu" registered side seullle, Tor light
inr and yeuulilnng 'hc ca1ius ard siate.roon''
of 'hlp'' DIT not appear To rs better Il'a
'h"'e ~ the SIDES ct 'he p''n SUPP W"
England '"l' "e went '' i'''"F' '"' ''''l''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-12-12


ur'0u boz tlc GLOW orlirat.
Tho Cold,n rmcb' cSrluud h.
' N"u cru,ul, d.s'r,s cr,lu. lrraj Mdls
Tor striking ou, - brilliant q conception -
DO, are you qul,. sun. aha, rhi. viii sl,ish
youi
"IIoU could . fuli' uld Midas.
And viii yuu never mgr, ,l, I.''' 's,,"r
ufrw
Whit cnuli inluce m'i' asI-l VI las
II ask uo,hlng els, 10 rcader me I'crfcc,l,
harr,."
BE II as yuu wish, then" 'cplirl rh'
stranger. waving h,. hsud ~ token @ i'rr
we'll. "Tomorwo, 1r supr,-'. v"u vii fu'
yuur,,lrglncl with rhr Gn.du T"uch'
The Gcprc urihc ruurrr then h'camc ~
cr,dmrly br,rl,. anl Md. la,u'uuur. rl'N
81 t',cyr,. O,"prnuc them agru. %, l-'
hrlI urly orr yrl'ov .uu'r1m boo thr u"u
ard. 100 ar,rud h.n. iHr r,,,nus ct ,a.
pr.rtur, u,.,al ah.cl, hr Iai sr'.i o., Doc %
Lvrrl'rc up
Wb,,.rrr Mia. ,r.tas p,u,l ,la, urli
,hr ,lury jo., mott ..y. NLrrr, or avls
luur,,,. l.. ruuI so, priuhI, nibr ,'ar
ct q crll,. n ol,rn hnu,tl ueN rI1y
,hrc Ir, lyrr Iruu.,l iurhrmnmhrr h
lr, ri.. d., hrJIruI', f.c..tl",yrth. hlil.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-12-12


t-s, argc r,ri.ou or ever d1, ina d.r,
and jryar, 7poum'rt, unl.r ru'uu ,, oi lh"
la.rusnl ct bls ral,rc. u v,s bar' llal De
krTi hs wealth To ihs dsm1l hule-inr
% MS lulc hciicr than a durr."n-M dHs o..
iu,,k hIu,'Clt, Whenever be- ululrd tu d. p7r.
rcularly happy. Here. after carrlully h~s.
ur ,hc J,or. be- vpuld take h1g ol gold coin
ur o. rud cup ~ he az % Wssh.hovl, "r =
hra,, ru'deu tar. or pecI measure ~ god
dust, apd hriur ihcu lfru ihc o'-curr curu-
IN, ut ihr r.ru lu,u the enc bright aud mar.
rDu .uul-lm thai irll irum lhc dungeon hkr
Window. llc valued thr Sunbeam lor nn,ah.
c- r,r.ur bot ihlr hs ,rr5surr would u",
shine "a ttuu, il> helr.and thcu Nuuld De- u,k-
u1 u,cr ihr c,,us boo ihs h1r t,.s ur abe bar.
lri c1lr'r % as % clrur JuUu. su ll,c gold
Jr,i l'ruurh b., frr,r.. l,.,k % 'hr l,uny
u1cr ui b.. uou t,cr. 20, rrfrrlri iu inr booze
u.srri r.rruu,lrrces uI iHrc.p. art VHsrrr
ln bum,rlL. - Mos. rcb KHr Midas. what
aur., mrn 1r t1u Bu DO $40, haa01-
ble u ,.c ruo tlr u,gr ct h.. ncr IrIi
rrmu. 20, mon. uut ul iHe polished .,Tl r. 90
urrun. II .,.m q irh. aVrr,,i ls foolish
h.a,,rur. aaI o., haze e. rnucb., i.cI.uai u. i'
-.... rr Of h.n VI .. ,lf-I uu,.,t 90
b,rr, u.tr. b,i '.ir irHrt b . e4s ruf ST, rurr
-, h.u., r- r. uu-.t o.. 70. ,cr, urun
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-12-12


Bm Midas kne" way '" "lN' 'h''" '"
m"rc rr'c'r's' arr"rd'nr !" h,' Na'" 'h'nA'
lnc. thu r'' = hal ever U''" '.'''e' =" h'
'""S ef'" pains ~ f"'"f ''"'" WIS" '' ''''"'
'rl "'''r''"' h'' m'p'' '"'," "''' '"o''",'
ra"S "n''l every 'ndN N'd"'' '""er """ '""'
'nh r'cn The ""''ns ~ 'h' "''', :" some :"
'h'm' "'rc 'h'"nr' " i""' w. WE wv"
tbs r'"h work "'s ''""l''''.'' N'"R "'''
Ms sn"nn""ed To 'f'aN'''' "''' o. '"' '"''"'
'n9 ar h'' gwen w." NV '''''''"' 'pi'''''.
ne nl''' h'''' '''N '" '"' ''''""
What vs. "'"'''' N,"' '''''' w y"
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80 wi irH,1'aird % 0" rI.H"ru' -"'l.
VI 1pNhli'. Nfrs".d slow 1.d a.'r"n''.
Iai'N u.ruri ihr d,srr aud shuvul hrr 70
. ou, hr- airru q, hrr csc, Stall subhul q, %
brr t,1u o"ulh hrr's
il"" u"N u'y lu.c hh, cnd VI ''s.
"fu, v.at BE- i.'t "lii. ".'h'"u, 'NH' 'nlh'
m'wu- p
Ntr -u.I. u ihH.l taking i." apron l0'u
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-12-12

Il II lrl really hen 4 hot ludlin cake. Midas
would have prirrd il rooI deal more than he
nov lid. when ~ solii,iy AMI increased weight
mide him iuo hilterl, sensible that u WAS gold.
Annsl IN despair. he helped h msclf ln boil.
cd egg, ,0hlch immediately underwent cha"pe
slmllar tn ihnse "f the lruui and cake. The
egg, indeed. might have l,rrn mistaken Er
nnr ol ihuse which the famous R"usr, ~ the
story h,nk. was Ia tho habit uf laying bat
King Midas WAS ihr "nly ro"se thai had any
thug ,n 4" with the matter.
"W,ll. this - a quludaiy," thought he,
I auno h,rs ~ his chair. and l"oklug quit"
rp,utsly 1T lulr Mirygnld VIM wss eating
her bread aud n,tls uilh great saiishciiun.-
'Such a c,,s,'y breakfast before mc, and nu,li.
'ur that rlu hr cairl''
Hoping lhl'. ny din, ~ rrca, despatch, hr
u.gIu avoid Whit lir .urv iu h' % cns.d'm.
bI- urm,cllrncr. Kiur Midas upNl satrhcd
% ir' T-,iatn. ap.i r,t-aai-l to eva, d, inlo b.
uoo,h. 1ud su1lluO II 100 % hurry lim lhr
GrId % luuch a., lun u.ub'r lut hlm Ilc
lounI b., muurl, nll. nu, ul m,,l, l"liro.h 1
IT s'lld mrl''. "hicl a" huw' Ins '"na'e 'h4'
hc "ursl aloud. .ul, lumpIu1 up lrm 'hg IT,
h.r, h-glu q" drr' tud stamp a'uu' ihe r'"ul
i"'lh with iarn aud 'i.n.m.
q
"I"h'r' dear i''h'r' 'nei 'l''lr N''''
r"ld' '''' "''''eI' 'u '.'"n''' '''''' pray
"hN is 'nr m'''rr ' Ii''' l'" '"'"'' l"u'
u"uih ~
"ih dear oIn.d' fnan'a VI d''.'"'.' .'"I'
II Bon Q A"o" What DO '' "ee""'"' l""r r''o'
u'h.f
A"d irul'.my dear little i"'N'' d' N'n ''''
hear "I '"rh I'u''I' ''s'' '' ''' '".t '''''
ll'n "'' literally 'lr ''"''' ''"N'''' 'h''
f.I IN lH 80 H tfHrH d kI.w. NIN lia NfTN f.tfH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-12-12
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on rruI rrrtHfs ne tiHg Hrr, urfal k &C. Br, stItt
Nl,.a rhH blHs,1rt charged &C. 'hr st,r i.ssHfat
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oil. .I Hsa vT .'r r.ufTT1. fH rrrrIyF ssI rfsitt &C.
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7.guNrIlN NNp Nr'1iN INTtJTTr.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-20
MORMON ouTRAeEs AT BEAVER 1sI.N,,

FROM the Detroit tMich.j Advertiser June H.
ne mscreanls who have gathered themselves TO-
genef upon Beaver island under the title of Mormons
are making fapd aud sure progress in the degrees OF
Gie whch ead from adultery, THEFT, arson tobbery to
deliberate murder. W
II will be recoccted by readers, that we publish.
go curing the past WINTER several communications from
the island, among which one giving the nsrticuars
OF the burning OF The dwelling houses of two men bv
the name OF Bennett. These BENEFITS are moi Nor.
mons nor have they ever been they happened to be
sdents OF the islands, and to be owners OF propertv
there, and were Of good character and deportneni
otrang' who has been in Detroit jail, and is under va
ous ndctments has long sought the ruin of these men
as we en- as that OF other Gentes as he styles them;
ana ms threats"o drive them from the island dead or
alve nave been so often repeated to excite no ap
penensIon until The burning of their houses during the
Pasi winter by him; since which the inhabitants
OF the island, not Mcrmons have kent close and con-
stant watch upon their houses and property.
Inc conditions upon which Slrang offered immuni.
y 10 these persons, was, that they should become
Mormons and yield themselves up to be governed Nv
MORMON laws. Not seeing fit to comply with this re-
voting alternative these "Gentiles" have been con.
stantly and particularly pursued in various WAYS: at
times by mock litigation and at other times by nroads
upon their rights and property, without color OF law
until tie last week, when they assembled together to
the number OF fifty and proceeded to the dwell
hing house OF Thomas Bennett, armed with rifles pis-
ols, knives, &C., and bearing as they said Mormon
precept, authorsng them to seize his person. and take
his property. Upon their approach Bennett closed his
doors against then telling them not to enters upon
effect OF which was to drive r. Bennett forth to seek
safety in flight; but when he had gained few rods he
tell dead, pierced by five rifle balls, and forty buck
They next pursued the other Bennett, who fedins,inc
tlvey; but after gong few rods, remembered The
condItlon OF hls poor wife who alone in the house
and returned to receive their shot just he crossed the
threshold. His hand cut in Two by the shot and
the wound may not be mortal. The fiends then took
the dead body OF Thomas Bennett and dragged it by the
nar OF me mead to the boat threw in, and compelled
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-20
AGRICULTURAL INTERESTS

1t is understood that the Navy Department. with 8
view to add to the Agricultural interests of the country
has issued special instructions 10 The East India squad
ron to procure and send bring home plants and
seeds particularly of the Sugar Cane and Tea plant
adapted to our climate and soil and useful for domestic
purposes.
The attention of the Department has been called le
this subject by letter from distinguished citizen
Louisiana and by one from the Secretary oil the De.
parment OF the Interior In the former il is stated thai
"he increasing difficulty experienced for the last two
or three years IN keeping good seed for plant
has induced, many OF the planters to try the ntroduc
ton OF new varieties and large quantities OF canes have
been imported during the last twelve months, mostly
from Mexico and Cuba But these differ very lt,e
at all from the old species we are in the habit of cult
vang and can therefore produce but a very slight il
any changeln our crops whist India possesses varie
ties OF the sugar cane plant which have been tried
in America, and the introduction owhch might be ex
| tremely beneficial" IF you can conveniently do
so, would thank you to try particularly toiprocure
Tor us the Salangore cane, which l fnd described in
| The Practical Sugar Planter a work published ia
London in l54S, the finest description of cane in
the Straits Settlements, and perhaps in the ,vhole
world." And the Secretary OF the Department OF the
Interior stated that he was informed that National
vessel OF war is aboutto proceed to the East Indies
and that it would be gratifying if instructions were is.
sued to the proper officer procure for distribution
large quantity OF the seed OF the Tea plant at is de-
sabe that seed OF every variety of the shrub and of
the atitudes in which it grows be selected and that
the variety and latitude ofeach be separately marked
on each package" ut is hoped that the expert.
mens 1t is proposed TO make with this plant may
suit in its successful cultivation in country"
Our National vessels can without doubt add much
to the Agricultural interests Of the country and this
too without interfering in the least with other important
objects OF the Government in sending them abroad
The primary objects of the Government in maintaining
squadrons in distant in times Of peace are the pro-
lection of trade and the whale fisheries to enlarge the
opportunities Of commercial int rcouse and to ncreas
the efficiency of our Navy by affordiug active service
the officers and crews Of the vessels All these it is
believed may be efectuay attended to, and yet afford
the opportunities aud the OF doing something for
other great and increasing public nterests.-Nat In
teLLigencer.