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s.PRiNG AND SUMMER So

~ AEBANGEAiEN1.- RITCHERpSt NJ
NAlLl ENlRsS, ST Lot Is y ALTON 1d s-T-r 40 ~
t'ttNaN hs atuva Express viii leave d, All p Nj
Jae lI ilafdn charge ot F. Rtchertsn Plkasel PAeIs
buhdlrs IT Icods hsUb Notes spe sie., al Notes
if Anl hrco17's ectedi paid promptly; Produce
sa4.'d
,hi Lac to Csrlnyile, Springfield and points on the
s o. - Noa mud Ssns Rarai, paris daily.
sissfst' parcels aud sa trels ale u hours
- rsrffsav.
tnn 9f Merchants and fer1 this ~
,ras' -. Al,-s-, r-4 ~ A-a. pe,ls.4 WHAT rss,
l5'i ir'sttH q pifl AwAi's0'',
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"a fHITE LEAD--In %, 80, 100 and 900 ID
brgs 1a,r 'ha Nt-a'ts, tnr H,ortl.p rra
ia Z, psi senstt 4 80, :, srsa,lrs sessi
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SEA.GOING VESSELS.
CHLTFORNIH.

{TOR CALIFORNIA, via VERA SefTTS
siIng Cal
E now do So via vsrnrur
Steamship II tXAS liOl burihsn
commander viii leave Ne~Onnns for VeraCrz the lat and ll
month, 0co puneiuaiY, the u.
st,E w leave VrHuh iHy r The city Of Mexico
kct, lee mules be hal
TiiE MEXICAN oCEAS MAIL IND INLAND COMPANY viii
eniners ht Arnpuleo odi,
through to san fanc0 e
rpe touch heuico pat-eugsra nol 10 long do
far'd. For lutihet particulars, apply %
HARRIS n MORGAN, foot u Julsalreet,
m,irl ORNATE tbe sisam.Lin TarIne.
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4 e..aa. -. caIIEnuSIa ~ sszsllale.ze1N

= JTsr@r1
IAN and MISSISSIPPI CIT y stopping
~ VS. and THtRSDAiS-The splendid
pae stesn+r CALIFORNIA CAptu s. b. expressly
te ak trHd", WITH sronmoaona will tie Carroll
ton aud Jetrsl Ralrg7d arrival Of the
a.
iilIisNIlH y bs : n NJ cara.
SAL IkDAfS 5 ..........,..-.. .bv 8 P. NJ CArs
ard PonhHrtran Railroad, the Of the Ca the
Lake folows. = " -
,,,- Lares Neroslsdns: Lsare' Lpnehiqrg and RV,zi
TuESLA Us by A. Cara WEDNESDAY. EVENING
THURSDAYS A N. Cars EVENING
Leatc' for Ett.ri:- LtIr,, El.sf.
SATURDAYS -.... p. NJ Cars SUNDAY EVENING
50 The CaiorR does beyond Biloxi
" far to Bay st. LOUIS and Pass Christian Children
~ Fare to Asssppl Cy BoI and Ocean Springs 5Oi
dren and Servants, ~ 70; Deck. ~ a.
~ Freight received the Railroad
O'Clock Sfh that for Tuesday and Thursday trip.
N Mondays and WrdueslayE, .
S The Wa Letter BE leave the Agent on Tues
fay' and IharEdaJs at 81 o'clock A. NJ ani Saturday
leel GEnDLs Agsnt. 10 9ank Place
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altering PLACES.
] AXE SHORE PAcKEr srEA NER -.,sT-.

4.I.I. TI'I' A' MI u ID VIE sSII-.,~ a
a tRtOLt SUMMER Arrangement. ~ & -.4t--.9r
. EAN SPRINGS III OH Gud intermediate
letid low CREOLE, Cbafe+ Walker nas;ss but
Caronu ana ieher4a Iialford Lake re-
g=
MONDAYS ....lv A. y. Cars FRIDAYS ....by p NJ ca
WEDNESDAYS y, a Cars SATURDAYS. 4 Ca
And o Pontrt tain R4ilroad Car
a follows
faares Ntl O}sanEs EcI,ss O,sa, Ssrag,t
TOS .h9 A ". SUSDG SfNGS
WEDNESDAYS. .hy a. ". rlrg. AONDk .. EVF WINGS
HbAIS.... ...ty %. NJ ezra. THURSDAY EVENINGS
h1tRDA AYS.. y. VI. SATURDAY NOR
St"rllys pgp
CIV hipSI Oct Surinss.
~ Fr gt rHyd Railroad all O'clock Oh
So Lt-ys. Ttst iat Wueas. rlt fuesdav
IT tat tn+y e. Louis and Pass Christian
Sans+l 25j Ics e. FIR, Ms'srp' CIV, BioIi
sTrl-si e 81; CAliteU ard S-ry an q 50; Da,k e.
iS - Wa Letter will Office on Mon
dtys nnd Wei1e VI clock ~, FRIDAY
DAYS at 81 Oelo-E a.
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gsNUE NEW YORK AND LIVER x4P5ss,

u lttI. lNtlIB STATES MAIL STEAMERS,
1be 81 d nPoRug this ls the
hILANIlC, Captain West fAClFIC, Captain Nye.
AkeaIJ taII1Elu Luce. BALTIC, Cons tuck.
AbKlATIf, Captain -.
tttse Shlla
frvi tle' e nas oy.9 ,-rn ihetr in the In.
isllrt elegance fnll comfort.
elusive cabin
vetp0OD 10 IoIk L3D ana l.
AIrtiengtd SuTgttn attached to ship
NJ betth be secured until pail
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cage from Scw York Southampton aad Bremen-FTs Cabin
saoOu fl20i first cabin, lower saoou ilO1 second do S50
Letters 80 s.skapsts must pass through the Posoice.
tile o t>Sxa ~Ll Ue ssu, d 0a the dng Of sailing.
e AZ, sssss ssy~on is alta, he'd to each ship
nuight or passage apply 10
MOLLtR, SAND A RIERA, 96 South street, New York
e, A. IlEINCkEN 4 Co, Bremen.
MAkTINEAU, CROSKEY 4 CO, Southampton,
MN ISEIfN IIa,r. iv0as
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IIARE KEDUCED nErv.EN PnILA. l.fG.Ea,

~ Fare reH1rrd ia fAsFags s'E, Storm 90
tie las lH-u thaiei and iei with
beTs and nrlr ulR Ilncu deck W
cement tt.t add u tie comfort at usse
Ia hiadrpha ths ship aves tie the Liverpool
srthss city Glasgow CITY Manchester the foot
Queen
fA'sbgs can S tutrt b. letter " atnN s-, application 10 tie
Sgcat, shML ~ ] Pearl b. Walnut street Philadelphia
trGtE lIFILEFlEl., kingsley a Co.'S Express,
/ Wal srst, York.
ly- Az g o a. sac C r..
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FEyO STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS and

"A pWSEks New orieens January "a, l855 <sstSSssttte
If uulttsgued has this day GsNEk Al
SlhAAoAi AGENCY on hs account, aud vii caaUc
exclusively 70 sh business. In thus rteseps
and the public oag experience in the
tipIcy others business 4
h whole time aud attention To the
general shlptIs .on-
consideration. Reference respectfully
Msssrs. WAIElSS, CAMDEN = Co, New Orleans,
STONE y WAiNOR1H,
BRIDGE q BRO,
WHITE d BUCHANAN,
Captain EO ". CABLE, steamer h. NJ. Reuue.
". W, BAKER, Delaware
X. VI. HJ NTLR, Amh4t salor,
tahn J. CfiiI', Qfee 20 i6yiTas strerl New Orleans
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I LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
CONSTABLE's SALE.

CONSTABLES SALE
Fre'r IvsTles's coghr' F. srFoMgitR y. 9. LhR9eHE
ssY I' VIRUE Of a writ Of Geri f,cias to me
By the Iin T. u A.na Ilstse of he Peace
Aasu., s IS Wy. >" wi.m III. sl5S
"a ''.''p 59,|fTs III o. not.sEfoiib. FrRSnuRE.
as - .-'.- ,. .--- 10. . porrs, Constable,
CONSTABLE'S SALE
Fts.1 J.-r,c,s. cogaT, D,GorArx =: MARY CHE.
sgY Virtue Of a writ Of feri facias to mo
- drssslby h~ Nm u t;aienne F Ii. P-,s. Or
Ds f e. :. ,S q I ~ 55 Al & , T. ss,'n s az "a. sATe 5g1
% 6p- .-t 81 'S9ii!It S i!IjUsEHoLD tfs:i' FURNITURE
aaiS JI HOPPE cou,,sbe
CONSTABLE'S SALE
PssS 81 sI Z M S2'S<B a42 z%B
oWyER5 sos. ib.s . 1911 an1 lspls
DY VIRTUE Of three writs of fieri facias To
I'D ~ ,4s Iiaors g " Jonts, scna Iu,iics Of
Peace ald ior 10 r!rsa q oT' O bn's asen
% ny Pun p s ssSTEAY 5! M .1s. 5,sl s1a o ~ y
iss tta'' '"' ''''''". sEo- ). rGAEsov Constable.
DAN AWAY from the Chain Gang ofsA
ssa, q years DID, f.o'l
Bob L.ds a. u IS years old cot ~ ia,he. high
Srno.ieant, Agsa. :, ls5a nas isws~
DROUGHT to the FIRST District Police a.
JSs oaF nhoa years Old beet high. say,h. BslongsH
E0st Gnak years old, II high s11s y.
~lgHgs 10 so ,haes D.r.n. IT, t,, 49, H.. -,
NV orleans. Aaza.t l.. iss. ads is%s~
DROUGHT to the First District Police .
IssTER darn sra ssoqs % vsar. oil, feet * r,he.&
cELtsfiSE cELFEGs 1ls.E Y .oe. 8. old, r'' ).
The wi" p''' comply III ToAtf TEto,Bsf . .p
New orrars, Ausgsi =, 49, salO la~3~
WROUGHT to the First District Police o.,
los 6a q ysurs Old feet ~ inehes hsh. saysR
sARAi aL.c years DID, sf-e, iach., sa sac y.
ETAcK e about 80 Old, n,b.. high Say.
Th4 will please comply is lay r.P.s,etas them.
New Orleans. Auru.tl, 1853 "a. "ir@s" is~s~
BROUGHT to the First District Police o.
LAME mela'so, tss "a nche. high, 80 years old s.y.
WILLIAM, baes leet 10 aehe high 90 years old ss.
JACOB sbae sr1 nahy high year. old s,y. he
1LFREI %e,o st "a iaehea lsb, 20 ye old. Say, h.
belupgs 10 Mr. Williams o. alaee.
' owners W" please JONATHAN woRRAG' wan Wafdsu.
hewo'letns'Jely 20 1883 - iy4l law5v
WROUGHT to the First District Police a.
IONS TGUsAS guas feet inches sA 4, y.u. old "A
ha1a the upper lip say be tree but supposed ~
ISAAC pak staA inebe' high shout 40 yea old. Say, he
LAURA ign alat,o, feet high, l5 old has near
ths mouth and blind efsye 3sy..he eIongs Nj Morgan
JONATHAN woRRAtL Warden
NevoIl,an. Jaly ! 1853 ----------- ly, lsws~
pROUGHT to the First District Police a.
GEoRGE tAek, feet inches high y year, ola la.
small Says he belongs Msssrs. w. and ~.
NtLsoN black es 81 acles high 10 years l roE marked
WILLIAM a .tset tgP, about year. old ha. on tho
Th. ply wit th. laFr
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NEW YORK AND HAvRE STEAM .sFSFa

steatnE the Rankin Woton, he iiL NJ
BpLUI Lines, commander, will leave York Iiaye aud
southampton ior The year ls53 On the following days
From New York ilayre. From Southampton.
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4 TEw Y DIRK GAS REGULATOR COMPANY

~ EW ORk GAS REG ULAIOR COMPANY
l Y OFFICE, 262 BRoADWAY-THE OFFICE oE THE NEW
YORK las REGULATOR COMPANY has be,n an rty estnb
shtd Broadway, ee au
prepared % Rrsuatrr private
Gas GRs Companies throughout the
States.
Proposals invited s places States
usdi about be thu
kddr's FIntti Regulator. derrd
The formation Companies in the alvAaagpou,
This valuable machine has received the highest
well a. The unqualified appreciation of
United Sister, long experience an
o
The sl n beyon1 doubt Ihs machine
piled Lighting Apparatus,
lower than oil, dangerous ccupouHds spirits
rcsn
Pamphlets containing description hs Regulator
Ois value may m the office The Company Tor they
sanfb by pos) Z. CLARKE SECRETARY. iyg9 Sra
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BOSTOE

To sal o. sAIi ,tDAY, Augu.tl3.
ETOR BOSTON - The regular packet -.
a bar. AQIILt Norgsl, ,aastsf Ha,ls h.y r S.szlI
an
lf..r tf,J. N ny NajN. CsfraH r-... .ri
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VD4FJf IfDDI y ohLE.
Ffrsr IUs1IcKs C0UHTlI +. sTEDMgTER - g. LkEocHF
PAHi-g OntEass. ~ 40. Is-J-.
ssY VlRCE Of writ Of heri ficias to me
By the Hon L. Y. G-na" Jlss af ,bA Peao.
5r the Par Orleans, Will pHi IN
Aayust i9 1-ll u o'olo-k trhtof William T. d
ICHonp Quits - yer m f' = = q si g-HnLe l'r~sit
USE iDF or ifjI -EIiOiD FURNITURE
.y- Seized u The sbuvc suit letHEc each.
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LIPERPOOL.

j. YIN Ii ' EN- lODli- ne UUe "A j IASt
ring Alle ship WM sTET5OS, Captain spdsr S&ILS
sn, loius, nod viii tsyv quick dispatch. Fer -
ir. rtlol beJ bales Cotton, HpIlF -
J.r. WHITNEY d CO.. 81 Camp street.
~ Fr pasage, having pleril recommendation, apply hs Cap
81 " On n"H-ii- my,4
COR LIVERPOOL The fine fast sail ~
lns Amel ship NORTH CAROLINA, Capt. nsr 49,
wtl have Igirk ->
Sy al,R Cotton, pply 70 J. +. WuTNF CO. 81 Campsi.
~ F0r ps'age amply to the Clpttu taAfd. np3
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sEH TORK
PHIL.iDELPHLf.

PHIL..iDELPHLH
sTGR PHILADELPHIA -P PGnrose b -.
Hr-#bs l.H~ ot ia-4es7, Tie liar +-sc. xlf
NASht \, Homes, is 0l er cargo
ilsa ul.ii4ftH. Fur .rri. .tI. Hlf.y
a.u II AHlltNltGt d %. 50 s. Cb4rl. stfast.
eSOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER The u
lsslgan ROAM, g.i, t5arisan. ApI, .ts,zhsl1
il. J-H' 'ltf=s tn ~ feHolIiH,. la7 flr-r'- :
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ys7HE NEW YORK, BREMEN AND 14Sf;ss,

N 0I IT VI T IWN M TED NTAIES MAJ IT,
Attslbe slips comprising t laue the ION,
Can't r. NJ tltabi HERMANN, Capt H. ggin These
stop SOUTHAMPTON, 10th going retaining.
Prop 9sei dsss Of ssiiug-ls53.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1853-01-01
Narrow Minded Men.

Merchants who do not advertise are close and
narrow-minded in their views, and perfect type
of the greedy mpatience Of the fellow who, in or
der to realize fortune by a single operation,
killed the goose that laid the golden eggs. The
same morbid contractedness Of interest in adver-
Using, is akin TO that Of the farmer who stinted
his land to half the quantity of seed necessary to
produce full crop, under the expectation OF sa-
wing at seed time, and at the same time Of gather
ing in an abundant harvest. As general rule,
those who are wanting in the liberali,y necessary
to make their business extensively known, will not
hesitate TO skin every customer who comes within
their reach. Ladies are sagacious. They know
who advertise, and who do not, and they never
expect bargain in a non-advertising establish
ment So too, with men. They say the man
who does not advertise his goods, has nothing
worth advertising. or II he has and does not, he
is a skinfint and ii is better to keep out Of his
clutches. r.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1853-01-01
Return Of Lady Franklin's Screw Discovery
Vessel. Isabel

This little vessel, which left the shores Of Eng
land in July last, has made an extraordinary voy-
age into the Arctic regions, and by the aid of
small auxiliary steam engine, has been enabled to
penetrate beyond the furthest point Of Bafiin and
Byot, having passed through Smith Sound Tor
Strait as itnow proves to be tbirty-six miles wide)
into great open sea, the land ON either side Of
the strait tending to the eastward and to the north
westward, with nothing before them but bound
less sea as far as the eye could range Such Is
the main feature of the news brought by Capt
Inglefield, r. N, one Of the most important dis
coyeries yet made in those regions.
The Isabel, in going up the east coast Of Baf
fins bay, looked into Whale Sound, ana ran some
twenty-five miles up, and there found nothing but
an open sea upon the egst She visited the re-
ported scene of the massacre Of the crews OF the
Erebus and Terror, and found some harmless ma.
tives, who had never before seen Europeans. AT
one or two other spots she also found natives not
hitherto visited-all inofIensive, good-humored
people, robust in health. Quitting Smith Sound
after gazing at this wonderful sight Of nm opeu
sea, and seeing no indication on any Of the head
lands Of Franklin having gone through, Capt.
Inglefeld returned down TO the Westside of Baf-
fins Bay, looking into Sone's Sound, and thence
through Barrow Straits, and communicated with
Capt Pullen, at BECKY Island, on the 7th Sep.
tember at whice time Wellington Chanel was clear
rs far as the eye could reach.
Strong gales, and the young Ice rapidly form
ing, rendered any further investigation Of the
west coast TO the southwark at least Of the
Hecla and Griper shoals) wholly out Of the ques.
ton Thus, in four months, has this little vessel
done more than the most sanguine in Arctic mat
ters could possibly have anticipated, and heartily
will the country rejoice at the success which has
attended Capt Inglefield and his gallant and ad.
venturous band OF officers and seamen--amongst,
whom are numbered, Abernethy, DIR. Sutherland
Manson &e., all of whom were out on the voy-
age--the two latter with the gallant Captain PEN
ny, when hemade his discoveries up the yelling
ton Channel. Nothing but a steamer could do
anything up there, and what a steamer has by
this time done, Sir Edward Becher and Comman-
der sherrard Osborn, of the Pioneer will hereaf-
ter tell us.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1853-01-01
Fidelity.

Never forsake friend. When enemies gather
round-when sickness falls on the heart-wben
the world is dark and cheerless-it Is time 10 try
true friendship. The heart that has been touched
with the true gold viii redouble its Efforts when
the friend is sad in trouble Adversely tries true
friendship. They who turn from the scene Of
distress betrsy their hypocrisy and prove that in.
terest only moves them. II you have a friend
who loves you-who has studied your interest and
sure to sustain him in adversely
Let him feel that his former kindness is aPPrecsa-
his love was not thrown away. Real
fidelity may Be rare but il exists in The heart
Who has not seen and felt its poweri They only
deny iis worth and Po~eI, ~ho hsss never ioss1
friend. or labored 70 make . friend happy. The
good and the kind-fhe afecsionzts and the VIZ
tuous sse and fee the heavenly principle They
would sacrifice wealth and honor 10 promote The
happines Of otherz, and ip ss=:1 they receive the
reward Of their love By ,ympsxhinng he.rs and
ccurflss ss~or. vh<n they tsve Be. bscuehs
yov by disess< o. s1s-rkw
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1853-01-01

A SCENE IN CALIFoRHIA.---A San Francisco
correspondent of the Boston Transcript thus des-
cribes phase Of California life; Passing through
the Arcade" few nights since, / saw a crowd of
persons around one Of the principal tables, appar-
emily gazing upon some interesting object, as
their silence betokened. Upon approaching ]
found an "A. b. c." table, (one Of the cutthroat
games of the day,) covered with coin, before
which was seated child of rare and exquisite
beauty. II was not the contrast to the bearded
men around her (for she was girl) that made her
beautiful. The face was like those seen in the
great Italian paintings, and glance at the fea-
lures brought up recollections Of pictures Of the
Holy Family, SO full Of innocence and childlike
loyeliness was it, She was the banker, and her
beautiful features, almost buried in golden curs,
were used as laurels TO attract patronage to the
table. Beside her sat an old wrinked woman,
whose yisape peered over the plump shoulders OF
the child. in horrible contrast TO the angelic face
beside IT, She was the iustructress, while as she
orinned her appreciation at the dexterity Of her
pupil. one was forcbly reminded Of the weired
sisters on the blasted health. The child, when at
a loss. would turn inquiringly towards the old
harridan for information. Her great brilliant
ewes ran rapidly around the circle Of desperate,
hardened faces who seemed entirely indifferent 70
their beauty, and only intent on the game. Di-
rectly above was stationed on orchestra, who at
the time were crashing through the overture TO
Massanielo. The excitement Of the scene, the
grand character Of the music-the performance
was equal to many have listened to in many
places Of higher and more clasic pretension-the
feeling Of curiosity that filed me when reflected
what would be the result Of this whole scene as
il then WIS before me- could it be taken up, house,
inmates and all, and placed in the midst Of sober,
staid old Boston; all these induced reflections ct
once novel and exciting Dreadful tuition =
Schooled in such scene Of vice, and nurtured
amid the worst passions Of human nature, must
this child be answerable for the sins OF the life be-
for heri
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1853-01-01
Facts for the next Edition of Uncle Toms Cabin.

-, r N ,y..,i,.l,,l, TvoA a.
correspondents OF the Maf'llSonig lFaJ va
zette furnishes tne ioi,owing iic'S ioi 'ue "eA'
edition OF Uncle Toms cabn' ~.
There died iately' IN q lower county |" VT
gluia, mulatto man VINO had been manuinl''ed
by his MASTER ana was under our law one q
those persons VINO was pefnni,tea 70 remain ~
virginia ms master nau' w't' nm hs npe''{, 'e,'
nun respectaple property, ana 'sis sa man lI
dustry accumulated an estate ol Sao,ooo' iis i;s
haa pufehasea ns we' Wno wac s,as, aau oI, niI
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1853-01-01

Pericles, in public harangue at Athens, incit-
ing the men 10 patriotism, said that, as for the
women, il should be their chief glory TO have as
little as possible said about them. Napoleon told
Madame de stael that the chief business and in
i.,t CT women was TO rear children. What do
our smiable sans euioftes Of the Syracuse oonsen-
ton say Of thesel Say we think they would re.
tort on such missiles Of opinion with stone
Grievances must be very great, certainly when
they snake the very stones rise IN mutny, ana
vel sftrr ALTO csase our punning-fenciss
and Napoleon are not such infalhbie aufhor't's
h : great many rspsctS and The convention, N
sfssnpting 70 improve tbs minds and rouse tns
fEsckenV peP~.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1853-01-01
TEyRNG9s 3

~ ,ha naner Three Dollars per ann am in advance;
rof p,fra # payment is delayed tthe end Of the
@ roa. No paper discontinued except at the option Of
inc at the regular charge will be one
dollar square ten lines Or less for the first inser,
lion, and fifty cents for each subsequent one Legal
adye'rtisements ' full rates -,
o.dass from distance must be accompanied with
s advance pay or satisfactory references to insure
Iob Work Of every description neatly and promptly
executed 4; -.
once All Job Work must be paid for when delivered
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1853-01-01

DISTRESSING OccURREEcE--On Thursday last
we learn that Mr.. Mcbride, overseer upon the
plantation Of DR.. White in this county, ~ miles
from Aberdeen, while out some distance from his
dwelling, discovered ii to be on fire. He arrived
in haste at the house but too late for an effort 10
extincuish the flames. II was nearly consumed,
and through the hafopen door, be discovered the
motioness body Of his own wife, PROSTATE upon
the floor, and surrounded by the devouring ele-
ment As yet, the flames had not reached her.
but all attempts to rescue her body were frutless
and unayailing. From Ill the circumstances, there
is little room TO doubt that the death Of Mrs. NJ.
was the act Of some dark hearted villain, who, 70
possess himself Of the pittance Of gold known to
be in her possession, was tempted thus TO stain
his hands in the unfortunate lady's blood, and by
an other crime TO remove all chances Of detection
and punishment. But, murder viii out" and we
hope the community will not spare its exertlons
TO bring to condign retributon the foul and blood
stained villian.-Monroe (luiss) Democrat.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1853-01-01

LETTER IRON GEs. PrERcE.-The President
elect has written brief letter TO the Democratic
Executive Committee Of Philadelphia, who had
rendered him a reception on his ernvai IN mar
city en- route TO Washington, in which he says;
/ am grateful for the kindness manifested by
INV fellow-citizens in Pennsylvania and elsewhere,
but 50 far as rny personal wishes and inelinafions
are concerned, il would crafty me exceedingly
to 90 TO Washington in the moet quiet way pos
sible. Indeed, Ihave no time to devote 70 mat
ters not Immediately connected with duties and
responsibilities before me.
Having said thus much, / must leave what y
fitting, proper and desirable, TO the taste and
Judgment q my friends. There Is noprobab'hty
that shall be in PhiIdePhia before the frst OF
February, and ii Il quite possible my Journss may
The Abolitioniss, zsy sn ezchsnge, having
pivsn the Lennon Pxinsfull squeeze, our at
Ssus ~ determined 70 treat he country v1fA
little Lemmoo-<id- =
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1853-01-01

FRAsk PrEzck's Cokr-oF-AExs.-The Boston
CA-o=scle ss=ses tkss she committee having in
charge the building Of carnage for Gen Pierce
wrote 70 him 70 ssoerszin vhsf was his family
oost-of-sms. probably viii yisw Of painting 4
On thepsnels of the coach. ThsG01.l replied
fhst The osly costofsrms which be hsv hs
shuily poasussd, vo hs2 of hs fszhsf's shist
slsevss, 3 vhieb hssoashs a DE tsss,eot Bsuka
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-21

The human voice has been heard across tne
Straits of Gibraltar, "a distance OF more than
ten miles This only happens in peculiar states
of the weather. The sound of military eaho
has been heard at distance of seventy miles on
clear frosty morning.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-21

The ship Lord Wamston arrived at San iran aao
cisco short time since from China' win 44s
Chinese passengers.