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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-03
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.


LowNpEs LoDGE, No ia, A. Y. M
December 81, 1881.
At called meeting If LowNpEs LopcE
No. ia, A y. NJ, held December 81, 1881
The following Preamble and Resolutions wen.
adopted
WHEREAS, The Almighty Ruler Of the Uni
verse in the Administration Of an Advise and
Mysterious Providence, having been pleased 10
remove suddenly by death, our worthy and cs
tcemed roter, JOHN GRATrAN, ntim.
aely known among rs as Nilsson, BY his friend
ship, morality and bro'hrrly love, and alike known
and esteemed in our community As an upright,
useful and honorable citizen aud
WHEREAS, his Lodge deeply deplorng the
melancholy event, and DESTROYS OF offering II
just tribute Of respect ior tie memory Of d.
ceased brother, and Placing testimony where ii
shall be borne 10 perpetual remembrance, 10 the
Masonic character Of our deceased hlother ;
therefore he il
Resolved, That onr Fraternity aro penetrated
ouh profound g,ief ia lh4 sad aud Unexpected
dsppnsaton Of Prnyieuce and thar as Nasuns
and as men wa sincerely mourn his departure
from among u.s. for he was a faithful, worth,
brother, aud good mtn, always rue, c0n~s.
tent aud unwavrring companion, honestly de-
voted 10 The interests honor and psrpc,uijy Of
our Institution.
Resolysd, That we tender our ccndolpnccs
and The sympahe. ol our hcads to tie family
and relatives Of The deceased, in view of his
affecting dispensaiion ofhc Divine Hand, whrh
in the course Of few rolling suns, has fallen
50 heavily upon hem-Ieaying, as they passed
along, the most melancholy evidence Of the
wreck OF happiness and home,
Rcso'ecd, That he Jewel. aud Furniture o
y i. lodge be cIo'hcdjn the cu>onn,y mourning
for three months, and chat the members wear he
usual bagr Of mourning hrty days
RcSoirci, That the Secretary transmit a copy
Of the foregoing Preamble and Resolutions 10
the widow Of the deceased, aud that the papers
of the town he respectfully requested to publish
thrm aud also, that the proceedings Of the
Lodge relative 10 this mourn6d event. be enter
ed upon the permanent records thereof
true copy from The minutes
ATTEST OSCAR I. KELLER,
Secretary
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-03
Taylor s. Mccarthy.

Noe AT7WS, 0EHWbUS, MISS
N. y. These medicines are not like the quack
nostrums from the north, good for every thing, bnt
will assurtdy cure the maiades they are prescribed
for
LOOK TO YouR OWN ISrEErsT--Dr. Little's Yer.
mjfuge 5 put up in wales double the size Of any
other. is given in the same way, requires nothing
afterwards, and is decidedly one OF the mos, certain
and safe remedies to relieve children OF worms ever
offered TO the public. Price IS cts. and 81.
Columbus Och 81, 1851 l6-ly
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-03

The member r. Of the Columbu. Division No.
g. Sons Of Temperance, are requested 70 attend
a meeting at their HiIl on mex, Thursday might,
as mailer. of importance will come before them
fbr consideration.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-03

CoxGRgss We have received Washington
papers containing The proceedings Of Congress
to the 9th ut, The debates so Tar IN both
houses have been mostly devoid Of interest. The
Senate has been principally engaged in the dis
cussion OF Gen. Foote's compromise resolution
many speeches hid been mads up'n the sub
ice, bd M vote taken. The h1ul. was occu-
pied with tho consideration Of the loin, resolu.
,ions Of Mr.. Harris Of Tennessee, explanatory Of
the military bounty land law Of Sept 2sth, 1850
The resolutions was finally referred 10 select
committee.
With the commencement Of the new year,
Congress has probah, got to work IN earnest,
and We may look for exciting debates and impor-
nj movements in both houses.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-03

BLACK NHsEa y re solution ha. been infr :
ducrd nGUr h.uneky l. Il,I,mf'. WHICH pio>
y.d-. "'hat lbr keeper pt tb- penrenriary .hdl
procure "a suitable chamira. d,r. such as wall dyr
The cu'icts pr outer surface 70 exc skin p-deciy
black, - that .t c4an1' bee Washed ofi. ef il auy
way DE- removed u4Hi tune shah wear it away,
aad nature iouui,h new cutic'e OF surface !:
and lhat with lhi. dye be- shall have be- nose Of
each male convict painted thorough, black and
renew the application a. often as may be nee-s-
sary IA keep . 50, anti! within one month otlhr
expiration Of bis sentence when Il shall be dis
continued for ihe purpose ol permitting nature TO
restore the feature 10 us original hue, ptepr-
atofy 10 the second adgeu, OF Is owner into tie
world. Pike, Of The Keuturky Flag, is ia favor
Of the resolution with an amendment that ine
sheriff Of each county be required to catch every
delinquent newspaper subscriber in his bali,
wick, and black his nose aud keep It black until
be pays up.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-03

Hr We are ials'te' TO ., IIoo. Like Lea.
COMMISSIONS Of lsd4a Affairs. fr rrpy a
bis annual report nude al the oreujns II the
present srssiou of Congress. Also :, ear tsn-
retenlaliye the Hon. Jasn 4. Wilcox nr copy
Of the addre. Of Senator Dou1la. bal5fe the
New York State Agricultural Society.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-03
SCHOOL NOTICE.

]TISS NJ MORSE will resume the exercises Of
III her school on the Bud Monday OF January,
the 18th
Columbus, Jan ,, 1852.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-03
WAIVER. WILLIAMS & EczxoRDs,

Late weaver, hulln " Co.p)
Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods,
25, st. Frances Street, Mobile.
Wn B. Weaver Columbus, Miss.
~ 49,, n 4 E E.StnrJ Aberdeen, Miss.
Jan. g. 1852 27-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-03
Regular Mobile packet
The Fine FIRST Glass Passenger Steamer,
Forest WI march.

~. RWCAicn, Master. q. ~. .EGSsey, Clerh.
NAT | l. l. run as regular weekly packet during
w the season, commencing win the first rise IN
the rver--Ieayng Mobile every Monday evening at
o'cIoCk--arrvug at Columbus on Wednesday
evening Reuuniag-w leave Plymouth during
the night of Wednesday--N estpar Thursday at 7
a. m, Columbus at ga. M, arriving in Mobile on
Sunday morning.
The Monarch is first class boat having fine &C,
mmodatons-purchascd expressly for this trade
and ownedn the mp country, This boat being in
the interest Of the planters, will be run expressly
for their accommodation and all engagements for
freight or passage will be promptly filed A rlal
of the cabin will be lounda our Office where hcrls
can be procured. HALE MURDOCH.
Columbus, Oct. A. ls5l-l4S. Agents.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-03

TT Kos.r-u ,-rfy-l in rsilels'oAia m the 2'ih
~, and mo- with r-7"l r'e"piion. We j. nov
rroAa6'Y IN M c''y ofWr-hiar'nn his s'''ei 'hnt
des, che lcscnftierni-i States sh0nt'Ae fr' Of
rsbruarv Ssanl hs A. e.. = ys'' - e'e-s' az b'
Ia his pas2r I, yi,.t asoy q III Southern States.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-03
Yours, respectful
(signcd)

r.Deware Of imposition, and avoid the nse Of sub
sijtntes The acc.simi)e Of the signature DR. w.
q. Little will be found upon the outside wrapper oil
each one Of his medicines.
Sold wholesale aud retail by the proprietor at his
Manufacturing Ilepot Nc. 2'A Market street, P'la.
dsipha. and at Macon, Ga. To be lad also OF {. a.
Moore s. Go jackson; +. A. Talbot, Holly Springs;
G. Morrison, Tuscaloosa, and by agents and Drug.
gsts generally throughout the Southern and Yves
torn ~tafps
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-03
Ds.,rutiion of mc Public Library.
WASHINGTON, Drc. "a, AM

WASHINGTON, ijEG, "a, W A. NJ.
This morning about SUNRISE, n Waterman sta.
toned near the Capitol discovered The building
70 he on fire. The alarm MAS prpmny given
and an entrance into The building spredilv eF'c.
led The FIRE was found TO proceed from that
portion Of the building, devoted TO the Congress
sonal Library
il was at once discovered that the fire had
made considerable progress and that prompt and
efficient eif,rs were necessary to save the build
ing. Added to this, the fire companies were
worn down by fatigue, encountered at a fire the
previous nght--the hose Belonging to most Of
the companies were found to be Iiozen. aud
therefore unfit Cor use and the engines them
selves worked il differently.
In the meantime, the Library and Document
Rooms were completely destroyed, Probably
three lonHhs Of the contents Of these rooms fell
prey to the devouring element. Many vaIua
bic books, papers, &c, which can never BIO re-
placed, were entirely destroyed
The general impression seems 10 be that the
FIRE caught from one Of the fines connecting with
the furnaces in the main basement of the Cap
itol.
Mr.. Speaker Boyd the Mayor, the President
Of the u. s., and number of other distinguished
gentlemen were early on the ground, rendering
efficient aid.
All the fire companies are now combating the
flames, and at this time, On A.. J the fire is be,
leved to be snhdued. |! did not extend beyond
rooms occupied AS tie Library.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-03
EnmcrnHAan OF 7 I'D LUNGS.


nr IlrrLr--Sr After having had repeated nj.
tacts Of hemorrhaEe of the lungs, tor which have
used dozen or more Of Wstar's l3alsam Of Wild
Cherry without stopping it. am happy to inform
Won your Anojyne Cough Drops have relieved me-
not only OF the cough and irritation OF he lungs but
have no more hcmorrhagc, although several mouths
have eap,rd since besides NY breast is much
stronger Your medicine ! have found 10 suit my
ease much better than the Bdsam of Cherry; IN
fact very far superior to il in every way
Youre resuectfullV,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-03
DIR. w. SULLIVAN

HAS moved his Office to the South side Of Main
Street, IN the building occupjed by George
Fr4z,e Esl., As a Clothing Store, where he would
be pleased TO see his ID customers, and as MANI
new ones As may see proper 70 call. He has on
hand a rooi assortment OF such medicines as are
generally ne sdel in families. All medicines fur
ni-hed by hua will be warranted pure aud genuine.
Columbus, Mss ian. }, l352.-27-,t.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-03
October 25, IS5llC


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sac.
sNIlERE viii be sold at public sue on SATURDAY
1 the 10Th day Of January, 1902. at the sie
residence of Elizabeth j. Ward, on a crea't Oh
twelve months, the following described lands, 10 ~i';
he south west quarter OF south west quarter y
section thirty five, township Is, range Is "esl Wes'
halt Of north west quarter OF section TWO, to"h'"p
nineteen range eighteen west; south halt Of east
halt OF north west quarter OF section two to%ps1
mnejeen range nineteen west, and SCUM haIi y
west naIt OF north east quarter OF section wv
township nineteen, range eighteen wesl-Ih al wv
hundred (200) acres.
The purchaser giving bond with approved seep,
rty and lien retained on said land until the purchase
money is paid.
GIDEON B. WHITE. ADM
December -, lS5l.-24-3w.-LP F. 81
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-03

uTqueVsa JoA7 N.2ao. a7a,in'ei - Gov
whr6ala 4. s. Ssn1'ar ~ fl tho yer,ncs o-cl-
.:oaed Nv tn ra-iqas'inn % lion. Isfo~'n DAVE.
,,,-araa "a ,ho Ssalie on TIE TOT ul,--wl- g1'l.
ID And t1os bis seat,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-03

ATY PLANTATION, six miles irrm Cc'rn|U'
Va on the pjckens road, between the pIaltatieas
OF Col N. Davis and II Collier, containing 4S0
houses, aud fences IN goed repair, Tie place on ac-
count Of It's location, health. buildings, fencing Ter
titty OF soil &c, Is considered very des liable asa
residence, &c. Terms easy, and made known on
app!icadonto
A. Y. SMITH, or
mos. CHRISTIAN
October a5 IS5I-lG-tf Columbus.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-03

JJper>onA calling torany Of The above letter.
please -Ay ts care advertised
A. II JORDAN, NJ
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-03

" We take the following lelcg'aphic de-
spalh from the Richmond Enquirer Of The cath
Inst. 4 despatch in the Charleston papers states
tina, the fire. hal been eIlinguishel Il was con
fined solely to the library room which was total.
" consumed The loss was estimated o, s200
600. Many Of the ,ok' in the library were
rare and vau,ble. and some of them cannot lie
replaced. or $4,000 volumes. il is estimated
10000 were DESTROYED together with all the
prints and paintings in that part Of the building
THE CAPITOL AT WASHINGTON ON
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ENTIRE NEW STOCK.
DE Y-G0 D.

TUE nude, 'Ears ress7satir''g IN -.a,l, .....
o. Celu~tr- avi he srr-rrr-.-- t-
ihe-- .ar-e and handsome stock Of GD0rS f..
cey-l arf nlV evening: eons-.'.~--. r 3 +, .- '1-
STAPLE DRY-GOODSo Of eyery - -,-. y s5s
Glazing, Hts Cans B,.f, r.{ ,l-7
comprising 81. TIE res styles, .ys L-ls,. 60.
meH and Children; '--- =
HARDW ARE.
NAILS, IRON.
CASTINGS.
NEEDING HOES
TRACE CHuys
SADDLES
BRInI Ea =,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-03
JOSEPH az. s JOHN II. ECKF0RD,

JOSEPH az. s. JOHN II. ECKF0RD,
HAVING purchased the interest of john y.
L Mullin in the firm o Weaver, Mulin & Co, ,
Mr. Mullin retires and the business viii be contin-
ued by the Subscribers under the name and style OF
WEAVER, 11AA1A2l2 o ss.zgUGDs,
the present firm assuming all the liabilities OF the for
mer, and are authorised TO use It's name in settlement
WILLIAM b. WEAVER,
ISAAC WILLIAMS.
10 EPH T. ECkFORD,
JOHN H. ECKFORD.
Mobile, December 10, 1851.
HAVING disposed Of my interest in the firm of
Weaver. Mnllin & Co.. respectfully solicit tor the
new firm the patronage Of my friends whom ! will
be glad to see at the old stand, No %, st. Francis
street, where may be found when in Mobile.
JOHN n. MuLLlN.
December 10, 1851
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-14

BUFFALO, Nov. Is, 1863.
The storm ceased last night about twelve ooock ssr
having ragged with unprecedented violence FOR twsaty-
four hours
The Western telegraph lines are down, and nuch d.
mage along the lake .hore Is anticipated.
The propeller reported ashore above the lighthouse
proves to be the samson owned BY Mr. Stsng Of Mon
roe Michigan She will prove total wreok Her osess
Of Hour consigned to this port She got iato trouS
Srs during the gale Sunday last whsn 500 bsrrsls
obliged 70 be thrown overheard aud the towsl
into Erie for repairs and again on the way down WITH
$50 barrels and other cargo board which IL ell lest.
but is oovsrtd BY insurance
The schooner noticed ahore at the psoo the
r X Bruce. Owned ny William 8uokiey. OF BlGLo. She
insured In thu Buffalo Mutual for SO 0o0 6he haA
No cargo.
The brig Fcrs flying In before the gale yesterday
sidtIsbly dsmspyd.
tn propeller 0oh~, in endeavouring to make Dupksx
bssbor, struck on the rocks and will prove tstd
wrec,.
The steausr st Louis is reported wrecked ON IdssAa
kHead Lake She had board cattle hogs and g. 80
bsrr.is Of -four.
psiniu prevailed yesterday that ths stea
Empire ara Key stone State had In collision end
tbst evers y.e lost Dead bodies Gsasg
IN the b. by the America and other craft
harp, to rita 10 Is supoo to be without
the Empire hirg reported SAFE at Monroe aud the Ksy
ete wiz tire Ocean Buckeye state. Empire Jsss
ard Others at DuDrik The bodies suppossd to b
thcte of III. hundr.d- drowned the Atlantic sAA
cast up from their ratery graves
There T. NO pews from tho West yet
su ring Of the crews OF boats disabed on tbs lake must
bA
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FIFTH DIVISION


Adam T. fsa'; ESQ., Henry SssI KS; j;Ss 4. suns-
D.~ sssss'::s CO a:s.: :'s;:
Society Of Tsmm.uy, or Columbian aasSss. Order
Political IL the Ct s.ass is s. Y:.s sa
SIXTH DIVISION.
cs. briggs, wE ahs n E .rias hsa and Richard
0'''' D"ss'' A'aS scsts Esq, Aids 't' "'A''a
UNITED ORDER or AMERICANS.
ORDER OF ARRANGEMENTS.
The Societies As1oiat and rrsao arc requested to
Such societies and as have not yet reported
will e places @ n the order IN which they shalt re
banner bearing political devices inscriptions will be
Ihe First pivissn Of Nav York State Militia and the
civic sscietes viii assemble a. twelye o'clock precisely
the following places preparatory to beag brought into
The Division Of Militia in Broadway. left resting on
SsSasg cssymsn ora,or Of tho Day tho Clergy and
Mayors Of the several cite and Presidents Foreign
Gamnsn ans 81 Ssm the Yay Saavn @
Newark Williamsburg aad the Trustees q tho vii asesof
on Jamaica tsesi or with their officers In room
Of the United Sas,s in the
ana x ssmsess sm%sn cosssil and hssd. y IS
s Gy % sSd II. il hs
Veteran. q lsI2 and 1914 in stages in Murray street
Bar ss.GsmSsrs Of Congress ia the Library ROOM,
sheria and his Deputies in Sheriff Office,
and the Police Magistrates in the County Gle ks Office
SrtsS States pt5G United States sha
ocsr and M r.. S9srs % with their
Of oos Pat
rs .Ss sshf1 Il Goans sh and
cOiunsa Colsse and nf the University ia the supre'
sGss;y qStsS 8 \ Nay M.sns
Dor Masters and Pilots of tho Port American Institute,
0ncers PuIs of Blind and Deaf aud Dumb Insttu-
tions in office Of Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies
New City Hall.
ano BenedcuoD, will take place at Metropolitan Hall in
The Of the United States stationed at the different
posts in this hsrbor are requested to fire minute guns from
The Veteran Corps will FIRE minute from the Battery
The for the use of the Pail Bears rs and SO
Of c o ns E. s @ II. % under
The owners end proprietor, Of Al. public and liosned car
the hoSF Sss, Of W. SSisok : nsr,a with N,
Tis ot private carriages and vehicles are
spectfuy requested Co conform with the wishes OF tho
kind will be permitted in tho
through which the procession is to pass
COMMITTEES en- the part of the Board Of Aldermen
Wian VPSnaa j j. Gsti Peek. John n Boyes, Sss%'n'
4asss ssSsin osssy niGs: Rssa
Committee the Of tho Bosrd Of As stant
Isaac o Barker. S.muel X. Mabbatt,
Thomas Whoelan, Edwin Bouton,
Helnps NJ W ellis, Joseph Rogers
Josiah W. Brown, Jonathan Trotter, Prest
Several Of the Fire Companies have signed their wish
to parade since the programme made up. A
Division will be formed for that purpose which will
appear in the programme Tuesday.
N.B-shou'd it storm on Tuesday the ceremonies will
take place Thursday following.
Three flags will be displayed at halfmsst the City
Hall the day Of the ceremonies and IN of post
ponenent, eithsr Gay designated flags viii be
hoisted
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PROPOSED PUBLIC DINNER TO PURsER sNrrG-rHB
wFFCK OF THE BARK TEX xAs DESTRUCTION or
RICE MILL By FIRE, kTC.
BALTIMORE, Nov Is 1851
The New Orleans Delta says that arrangements are In
progress to give Purser Smith public dioner, The
return Of the Crescent City to Nov 0ssas
Tho bridge At Macon, Georgia which WAS recently
destroyed hy eshet hes been rebuilt and tho direct
trxDsn nissiop OF freight Resumed
II believed that the bark Texas reported ashore ss
Tybee v preve total loss; but portion Of her cargo
may Iosiby be tav-d.
The mill OF Judge Hugar LaDgd0s Chseves oppe-
site Savannah, was destroyed by fre on Friday
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Weblter Obsequics Mt syrac use.

SYRACUSE, November 13 1853.
The obaequies OF Daniel Webster clebra.ed here
this afternoon The procession from the 5yracuss
Hopse TO the First Presbyterian Church An abs An1
eloquent eulogy was delivered by Thomas T Davis
Large numbers present from tbs adjacent to saa
and villages aud and h,tes asl sthsx
buildings. drapei with mourning, and displaysG
flag, st half mast
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Nsva Intelligence.

The United States brig Perry, Page. arrived at Non
Jovs July 10 from Port Prsya ard sailed 2tth Tor the
i.ewsrd. The floop Of var John Adams. Commauf-r
Barr srriyed the 10TH and sailed on the Hth for
Itewsrd
Rev George Jones chspisic at the Naval Academy.
been from that institution and ordered to
the Mississippi
Il Curtis Hire late a gunner board the Preble
has received a ieutenanoy In the revenue service
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SATURDAY. Nov. IL 1854
BuFyALo, 10 A. M-Co.d, but not unpleasant nerning.
Thermometer 81 Barometer k9.4e.
oP M-Cold and closdy; locks like another sncv
storm. Wind west. Themcmstse 81 Barometer - 81
Rocprsrra, 10 A. N "a cold morning. snowsa lass
night TO depth Of ZACH, Aad still showing. Thsr-
mcmeter 63.
sP M CLOUDY and cold Wind west. Thsrnosssr
5k.
Aupuar, 10 A. H.-Cbudy morning. Wmo A
wsst Thermometer 40. Showing quite nAru; W., nor,s
9P M-Cless and pleasant evening VIM A' -
Thermometer ~. -, r
SYRACUSE 10 A. M-stormins quite haru' VIM
ep. M-"Dark, cloudy evening and very cold. strong
westerly Wind Thermometer 10
u1,c, 10 A. M-wind southwest Thermometer 70.
'ropp sp Stormy cloudy cold evening. Wind south
west Thermometer io
hu,sy 1oA MA cold raw morning. snov fAiine-
w,na south Thcrmomster 3D. Barometer ~ IVo.
Up M -C,oudy and showing moderately. wine Wess-
Thmmonstsr 40. B~rometx 29I0s. Msrcuryfe.
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Arrest of Burglars at Utica.

UTICA. NOV. Ia lbsk.
Two burglars OF the gang that have infested this sih
for some time Fast were arrested this morning about ce
o'clock while enssged robbins the gun ship Of Morgan
James, They were locked up and prove to be wsrknsA
OF Mr. Lathrop boss carpenter whose house they haA
= 20 robbed Their pames are Davis and Cook
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From PhtIndeIDhia
rATAL AcorDENr-rnE MAUI ROBBERY.

FKH1b hVVrDLNK nAFT1 HUDBswf'
PHipApELpHIA. Nov Is, 1851
DR.. Edward Hentzelman. OF Columbus, New jersey.
killed accidentally the 10Th inst, Burling
ton by the discharge Of gun which student Of his
handing 10 bin from the shore while he ssstsl
la . boat The dseessed . of DIR John Hstne-
zeman formerly Coroner OF Phladephis.
John w Comegys pleaded guilty to ro5bBe the MAJ.
10 the United states District Court to-day fne Uourt
vii pronour oe ssnt-Dcs Monday Comegys has made
q full res tuition Of the stolen property.
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N T. WS BY TEL LEGRAPH.
~~>>~~N~>~~~~~o~~~~~~<
ANOTHER AWFUL STEAMBOAT DISASTER
ON THE OHIO RIVER.
FIFTEEN PERSONS KILLED, AVID A GREAT
NUMBER HORRIBLY WOUNDED.
DISASTROUS EFFECTS OF THE GALE ON
LAKE ERIE,
&C.. &c., &c.

Another Terrible Steamboat Explosion.
FIT ZEN PBRS0rs KILLED, AMP SEVERAL OrHERs IN
JCRBD-UNPAKALLELED RECKLEssNBsS OF HNaI-
NEERs, ETC
C,ScIrNArr, New Is, I65k
The steamer Buckeye Belle exploded both boilers In BE-
very Locks, twelve miles below Marietta lat nixhk
killing fifteen persons and wsundi.g seversi ethas.
ano ong them several ladies'
The following Is list Of the killed. 80 far as at prsss.
known
John Barlow, Of Sttsburg, produce dealer.
joseph Daniels, enginesr.
John West coal trader.
- Butler, oolored
Edward Atherton of Beverly
William StuIl.
There are nine or ten others, whose names ere nm
known.
Among the injured are the following :-Osptain Hahn
arm broken. and badly soaldsi William whsses, ara
clerk leg broken, feet and ankles mashed 10 WIN pro-
badly die.
Calvin stull
&C Covey-ieg broken.
Edward Blackmer, and many others.
The boat Ia completely torn to pisccs Every fac In
boiler is collapsed, and che other boiler cannot -
found
The accident Is attributed to the gross carsessness az
the engineers Of whom at the time of the sxplosoa
was standing on the safety valve.
The carpenter Of the boat states thst he told ths
engineer that there toe much steam on minutss
before the xplosion.
The b. d was mail packet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-14
Murder Of u Negro.

Tsor, November Ia, 1859
negro employed on q schooner which load ng It
the nail factory yesterday discharged for drunksn
ners he however went board sgaiu this morning.
and not obeypg the orders OF the mate to 20 shor
one OF the crew struck him on the head with hasd-
spike killing him instantly. The murderer IVES arrested.
The names Of the parties not known.