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Columbus Democrat., 1841-10-02

COUNTIES. WHAT MONDAY HELD. COUNTY EAT
Adams, Atn IA May and Nov Va cifl'
Am!te, 9ud IA May and Nov. Llbt1y
ADlam, lud in Apr and Oct ko.tlusba
Bolivar. l>t III April and OcL Bovar C.H
| Carroll, 2ud IN Apri and Ocl Carr0"oD
Chlckasaw. ID al 4h 10 Ap S Oct Houston,
Choclaw, All in Mar a.d Sept GrtenSbro ga.
Claiborne, 4lhiu May and Nov Pou Gibson
Clarke, 5rd in May and Nov. Quilman
Coplah, lst in Ma! aud Nov. GaIalN' y
CnaLoma. I'd in Apiil and Oct Coaholna c. h.
Coyngon 81 in April ard Oct WiIIiamsbnrg
De SOTO. lh III Mar and Sept. HelnandQ'
FrGnkln, llh IN May and Nov, MeadNuS
Gr en-, Isl IN April aud NoE l.takeNHF'
Hancock, Isl in April and OcL St'sldsS1'Ssa'
HmdS Ri in June and Dec. HayMohu
Holmes, I'd in April and Oci. Lexington
I'Wamba, Sd in April and och ueoH - u
Jgckyor d,h in tJsr and Sept, Jackson G, II.
Jasper, % in May aud NOV. Fah."'s'
j itr>ou, LIST in May and Nov atF's'
Jo,.s IAN in Anril and Oct ElSyRe
kcn,prr 4rh il Apr1 and Oc' - e nal0'
Lauderdalc, IIh in My aud Nov, Marion.
Lawrence, AN =, April a. :, Oct MonllcflP'
Leakc, tin Ar.nl and Oci. Carhage,
Lafayette, -. N May and Nov. Oxford
LHEndesS, Isl in April and Oct. Columbus
NIadisop Is, m Nav aad Nov. Canton
Marion, ID in April and Oct Columbia
Monroe, 4th in April and Oct. Athens.
Marshall III ar Al May g. Nov. Holly Springs
Ncshoba, 4th in May and Now Philadelphia
Newton. Sd a. 4h May g. Nov Decatur.
NoXubec, 3i IN April and YET Mae"''
Octibbeha, lh al lh A trI Oct o'afk'n''
Perry, 3rd IN April and Ocr Augusta
Poatooc, 81 al Oh in Ap d Oct Ponotoc'
p;Ls M in Nav and Nov .IHolmesyIIe,
Panola, l>t in May and Nov. Psnoia'
Rankin ST in June and Dec. Brandon.
Srotl 2J ar4h Nv and Nv. IIIiIl<boroogh-
Sipnsor 4rh in NIayand Nov WeSvlIe.
Smith. 1t taf4h May aud Nv. Fairfield
TalabatchieI4th in MAY and Nov. Charleston
Tunica, Isl in April aid Ocl. Commerce
Tinnah asst in Mar and Sept Ripley.
Tishamingo, ID IN Mar and sep Iyae,nto, yetlh,,
Warren. 81 in Mar and Sept cksburs'
Washington2l IN Mar ana SEPT Irslho9'o", ,ri''..,
WAYNE, ia in Mar and Sept W ihcheSltf'
Wilkinson. lsl in Mar Sept oodvne'
Winston, Sd at Al Ap and Oct. Louisville
Yahhpsha, list in May and Nov, I01eeVlHe'
Yazoo. lsl in May and Nor.ibeh'on.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-10-02
County Officers.

A Judge Of the Probate Court; Sheriff. Coroner;
Clstf oi ite Circuit C1nrt; Clark Of The Proba.s
Columbus Democrat., 1841-10-02

A u, McNUTT.
To the SherHs, Returning officers, Judges
and Clerks OF the Problte Court, and
members oi the Boards Of Police Of the
several counties IN ths Stale D Miss.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-10-02

August ard, 184l,
Columbus Democrat., 1841-10-02

Government 0 e Of lt.,......
r., :, u, NM > y, Governor. &. l..
4. 3. s,rsuEas, Ap#l,a-gy'' .,y' a.a Is.a-s a. So.
J.. :. CrETIz >ate Tea. ''.c Aec1a
i. F. CoLLxs. Arorr... rr
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27
lawyers DIARY

cAtESp,a c. CIRCUIT Cousr-This Day-l42, i-5
23 07, Is ~, lei, lg3 1884, 1876. 81 IS l:9, l33, l52
2o 3 2Oi so5, 206. a07. a9s aO9 2l2 81, 2o. AZ 2-
2le EGO ), les, lil 10 ls2, les, l56 lS9 30, a3
C4LrSpAE SrPEsIos CorST-Tbis Ds'-17. 3, -
II, - 49, S. i33 90 ~ l@3, 1874 l. $50, Isl, 49, l53
49, l55. is 49,, %, 80 los a02 81, i5, 42o. 100 I67
Isl g. l. :9, i2s 81 0l l6 e. Is, 1870, 49, liz, !, 4:
i46, 400. Isl
Notes of Issue for the Argument Calendar FOR Novea-
Der be hle1 OF before Thar.day next, the
.elh
Notes Of Issue for the Trial Calender nus, be filed on
before Monday the frs, day of the ensuing term
October %, ISL.
CALrSsAs OF Cousr OF Cosmos PLr.s-Part Ill
IL al5, 32I. '5 S-, II, l79, !el la3, I57 L.. l9I
l95, 1875. i97 ls:,7
Part l-l5o Isl, l56, lss 6o So, ls4, leo lss l7e
l72 Ia, l76 4, 10.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27
CITY kNicIIi0eutr.
Reported Cor rse Tribune.

SPECIAL SESSIONS. 80. Oct VI.
Before Jadge NOAH agd Ad. Ffaa.l "nd Nnuae''oort
ku- cue Kuspp. old oiI nter. uied for ''es ias
shirt from John ,loiau.hn a-lged rn;l nnf seht 20
the Perrcu-ory icr TX month. Margaret Arm'uons
stealing :, IN Dpl, from Pa,rck Fun guilty, Feuitei
,iafy ,nsoc month Nary Wa;A'n-, eo.ored WOMEN
stealing $40 worth Of ocsrnc apparel + ON John nee
nagq guilty. Peuitea,lary months. Ambro'e BFoNr
,olor,d n7s steal NJ ARTICLES worth SJ from
lame, Ninslsw cuty, ren.tent ary three mon.1-
Elizabeth Hunter, sleahus wash tlo from iani'rt
BALDWIN, gully. Clty P,l,-n ~ dry. >fFhA BurH-a"
rolored woman stealing cotton hood, Soth 81 cont
from }. L,,,ak guilty, PenitentIliy SIX mosths. Ma
Ann Godine ,icsln. So 80 AZ bank bulls aud coin ifo"
Jane. Graham gu;y, Cty Prison 90 day. Jis Mann.
a ,4vluIs JaHu /. Mott estcumau guilty Ciy Pa 90
80 day. Michael DrlscoI. boy stealing $ - tfoH
William J. Will.,jon guilty lent 10 tie l!oue Of 10
fugc james Robinson, coIored stealing blnnke
table cle; VIOLA mad boots from Rufus II Terry, of III,
schooner . lanct smty, City p son 80 days Cbar''
GArrctscn assault, and battery on wachInan sherman
guilty City Prison 80 d-ys. Adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27
Postscript.
By this Mornings Ssulh'rn Nail.

Er.rrrr OF Nv. .ORLEAS>--Ihe deaths n
49,. ,..rc 30 H. from YeI
-'e'''''''ea''s WI '''' '.''' -. ,.
ow Fever. Ne" cases ~ 'l' ''''e' i''
Tn. deaths in Ito ei,y during Inc week ending
:. 49,. ~ ~; winch % were of Yellow
taat 'a! l...;.....,. u,
Feser. ILofe ! ~ eo''''e'' ''e ''''''''
the Disorder
GO ... -,.,.. f.r,
Ii ~ s...
oa-.S Inc >en'iasi oi ''' LIN 50.
II twenty nc,v cases yesterday. and az deiiisi'.
..,..,.,.,s ,t,, ,a.. .,cg,c :, sresty 90 tae .n
''e17e
q Wilism H.oraa. another couietera,e o.
.,...-.lsr ot NJ. Bichau a.
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bh'u"o''' 81 Is oa 'i0''''
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FKgN 5taElo' y iii-na '''' - -. -.
'he 'o.io"l"s 'Ntr.''' ''''' = -,
ce,,,a ~ the steamer Hc". O''"o-'' ''''N
Sr-Aescst.>E Oct i'ih' '7i'
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27
Dcn,erniic Nhi= Nominations.

n,.,,c, FOR SENATOR'S:
CGULgAN G. vERPLANCR, NYork,
DANEEL LORD. Err. 90.
H. EsENRT A. LIVINGSTON, Duchess
Ill aELEIAN MILLER, # Columbi,-
w. DAVID RUSS ELL, Of Washington.
" BOSWELL T. LIE, of Jederson-
VI ALLEN AYRAULT, of Livingston
VII HENRY EvELLEs, Of Yates,
BARAK NILES. of Cortland.
VII. GIDEON HARD, of Orleans.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27
CoRoNER,s oFrIcE 10.

CORONER'S OFFICE .....oct. -
Dedih By (dH-Ihe Coroner, yesterday, he!t an IL
quest the Alas House the Para the body o!
Patrick Oven Ggea 80 aatiye cflrelend. The use,
intemPe ute aud en- loyed by Ezekiel DeGneH
@: No $50 Gfceaslc collect Oyster shells fof
L,ia he several oyster houses ciiy On hon-
day afternoon, ;ntcxicated the oyster
house Of DiYid Decker, No Anrstr1et ard LEAVING ns
hor-s and ~ tue door, entered cellar WIKI HI
basket. A nothing % INN ,.nt o'cccA
when, As II as supposed he hal gone ro.c IN
no Sc taken to livery sable between i
at light ar Decker goiag he uoGv. collar
the house to get coal ne found tie dece.et yny dead
the foot cf Ice stars mead bent SIDE
his neck considerably twisted and =. hand sill. gfsapng
basket nearly hed with oysters, that stood By h aide,
portion OF Item navgg isllsa the hOor. He was
moved to the cead house, and Dr. W. :. TompAins
cGtsg post norten examination oucd ina, th-re
10 bones broken lor skull fractured, but that the scalp
Ta- much umeied, The hole face congesed ard large
quantity Of blood and eised the BRAIN, ehic1
assign, bic Of death Verdict tina. he CAM
70 his death by accidentally falling into the ub-cel!ar O.
Aou No Ann-s;reet whi'e engaged IN carrying Gu
oysters by iakag tao wrong passage, 18th lust
4 eii!d suJocdted-The Coroner alec held an llque,l
a. the residence of Jsmes Sung coiored man. No 90
G-sen reei, the body OF his infan. daughter Mary
eyed weeks, who ga. somewhat unwell was pui 10 oed
between her parents at II o'clock Monday night snc
was found dead bed at 3 o'clock YESTERDAY morning
Verdict accidentally sufocaied while in bed with her
mother.
-iHOthsr eea;h by N5oeation The Coroner aso tel
an nqucst a. the house Judson Jennings corner of t
street and the Dry Deck the body OF his fapt
ter Jhlia Ahtoinet;e aged 70 months. The teceaed
been un"e several days, and au, to he'd Zion
evening al o'clock and q, o'clock >.terday
by It's sboFed prsttliUg. keaed Parents ~ho d,
covered is throat greatly swollen ad less than hal
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27

FROM 1HE RIO PLArA.-The brig ArctsrH., a,
Boston from Buenos Ares. brings, SAYS the Daily
Advertiser, dates 10 the l2th Of August. The
L. : eloor OF wa- Decatur. Capt H. ~ Ogdea
arrived a Buenos Ayre> July 20, from RIO Jeneiro
ard llrntevideo. Ofpoli,ica news there i nothing
OF interest. There was report that the British
Govsraalen nj mad offered 10 mediate between Ro.as
and the Montesidcan Govrrnnent bat the opinion
generally entertained lh2; unless driven BY some
>eriou. reyer-es. General R2sas woId ne.er listen
N i,s o,ar-ttr.s
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27

FOR MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY:
joseph TUCKER JAMES w GERARD,
JOHN G. HAMILTON, JOHN COGER, Jr.
RICHARD 2. CARAVAN, FATHL G. BRADFORD,
LINUS w. STEVENS, CHAS. III GRAHAM, il.
CYRUS CHENERY HORACE ST. JOHN,
RICHARD z. MOUNT, WILLIAM JONES,
ELBRIDGE c. BALDWIN.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27
Y phreuoIogieaI Lecture.

hutsefs Institute commencing O'clock by o. ). &.
l. y Fowler Subiec;-,he truth and VAST yr,y OF the
'e'enee From ;ae well known reputation Of the Lee
'urers re predict that this lecture will gAy
irs AID veil attended. Public exananion. of indivdu-
as selected by committee for purpose will be made
by eara Lecturer during the Absence Of each oter THIS
II be putting Phrsnolegy to q test.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27

" We fad no confirmation of inc csnfden;
Insertion in TWO Of last evenings papers that Mr
VERrLAxcK had declined the nomination for Sen
aror since it was made. We hope it is not true.
Mr.. V. Is now duty at Albany as Member Of
the Court of Z rors, aad the language of the Ever
ing journal induces belief that lie will yield his
own wishes to those Of his constituents
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27

AverHER DErALcArus.-We are informed
from TIE proper source, that Mr.. SyleeStst Spen-
Ger, who for many years past has mad charge OF
toe Pension Office attached TO the Mechanics
Bank in his city turns out TO b. deiauIter 10 tie
amount 0l about clecen thousand dollars.
Rcisg entrusted b. the Bank to draw checks Tor
;hc payment of pensioners he ha, It seems rec
Is drawn such checks different times. within the
last six months, to the above amount. in the name
Of person, not enti,led pensions, uiid procured
the rnorcy and Appropriated it to hi, oSs use
The President Of the Mechanics Bank has
promptly caused Mr. Spencer to be- arrested, AID
ne is in confinement. Il i painful 10 know
that be has i family of eight children dependent
upon him for subsistence.
A careful examination OF the Ie sion Office and
vouchers, shows the precise amount Of dejilcati,n
to be :l0.172, which will be nearly covered b. the
securities held by the Bank.
From Mr.. Spencer's account, corroborated by
Other circumstances. it would seem that much. II
most Il tie money traudu.cntly distracted by
him from the Mechanics Bank has gone into he
Washington Bank of this city. and he holds their
certificates for considerable part of the amount.
which have been protested Tor non-payment. There
IS reason al.o TO suppose, that the Washington
Bank, by some arrangement with the Monmouth
Fink OF New-Jersey. has used this moaey in an
effort, probably unsuccessful, to give temporary
credit to the notes Of the latter Institution
American Of las, evening
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27
POLICE OFFICE

POllAt Ot = II is---- &c
Irr,si Tor En.b- ..itmtri.- Mr. Shepherd Knapp Prcs
dent of the Mechanic, Bank, and Pension Agent OF th
ned states for tin, city Yesterday made affidavit at The
Polio. O:Fce mat ylyescr encer, clerk ~ the Pen
,ion Agency nader tbs Bank, had cHbcZzcd yJ Hno
upwards OF the Pension Funds. iir Knapp had resolved
within the pas; week close his agency and resign HI
situation and called Spencer write up his account
win IN United and close them In the disclarg
o. This du,y the eficaou discovered when Spen
Ger acanuwicd2 ts he mad taken ard used the fund
m Exchange for uucu-rent money. Sc warrant i,sr
ing officer Gilbert I. Hay. arrested Spencer, Who Wa
committed to p-l,on for examination. lie said tEa'
others had ben, bereteI by the money, for the tath
ofw Oh he had 10 suffer
Stealing from tie Nen Jerssy Railroad 0fce.-on the
int the Office of the New Jcrsey Rurold and Tran
po,t.;on Company the foot OF Lib. rty street, Wa
robbed Of .00 ferry tickets, to passage tickets lU
passage ket, for RIhw,, aud 20 10 zibetktown be
$40 ricAcs in all. otthe .alue Of S!i7. young M
paed nJ der beng u'pec.ed he orrrs,ed by
office: Sncei and his trunk found the stolen
tickets. lie vas conn it,cd Tor examination.
Sfeafing from, Il Narkei.-Juhn Murray yesterday
arrested tied 20 prison for stealing basket oi
liver ald f.i ST. fron. the sta OF George Passen
ger, No. Is Cethariue narke'.
ir, st fer ylckiag pocket A man named John u.
Yco yesterday arrested cha &c OF stealing $50
ball. qu1rer eagle and abou. 50 silver, from the
pocket Of Iodine Jeakin, fAbany, solournIns Love
JOY - fio:e wien accused aud complainant we're IL
complSy ga the 9th inst 81 bill the Erie and ka.
maLoo tlnk, thar taken from Mr. JeGkn' ouud
tAe possession Of .Ae prisoner ana he committed o
pr:>on.
Arrcs' for H5sl-Ofcrrs Bowyer mud Prince John D,-
VS. ycstercoy crested George Wilkes, George 3. Wool
dridg, and William neiling, bench warrant from
the Court of SESSION Indictment. found by III
last Grand Jury the them With r'o's Iiba
". 1 -llrIl Hoo
tse Sunday Flash :, aud the othsr for misItneaGof
publ mag obscene, and hIny paper called
Sunday Fla h They esc. ordered TO lnd san
in S.cCO Oh eac1 Indictment, whch W'ke, Woo.
drIg- give discharged, but cn-ling deaul,
OF bsIl va. committed to prison.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27

" Hon. PETER a. jar and EDWARD D. WEST
having been compelled to decline an election to
tie Assembly, the Wing County Convention
assembled last evening, and with entire unanimy
selected JAMES W. GERARD and HORACE
ST. JOHN to take their places on the ticket.
Mr. GERARD is one of the most eminent advocate.
Of our City, upright, able and eloquent and, though
hitherto studiously avoiding Political life, he pos
scsses a hold on the public confidence and an init
mate and thorough acquaintance with the interests
and want, of our City which emncntly qualify him
for the station to which he is designated. Mr.. ST.
joan is a Pubic-spiried and capable Merchant,
an ardent and energetic Wing, and admirably
qualified for i Representative Of the Commercial
interests of cur City. He was the Wing candi-
date for Alderman Of the Ninth Ward last April,
and ran ahead of his ticket. Each Of these gen.
,emcn has, Though with much reluctance, accepted
the nomination of the Convention, that the Wing
ticket i, now complete. better was never pre-
scented to the Electors Of this City, and it is Justly
received with that universal and hearty enthusiasm
which is the presage Of victory.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27

u Hon. H. A. WISE writes to the National In
,e lgencey. fri Philadelphia tina, he is PROSTATE
with interuiit,ea, fever.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27
Name .....-lsl IS ,o3'
Naw-Jersey log
Pennsylvania -io3
MARYLAND I'LL



:. Stand back continued General / " AMI ~ 81
New.Jsr.ev and Maryland. Tor duF;'s the same
period there were bui!t IN
yew-York. - vessel. ="
The address wa, continued az considerable Ter s't
BY, we are compelled, FOR want # 'iine and ROOM
70 o,,;, the remainder for to-day. After the ae-
dres. was concluded the awsrd' OF premiums W. c
rad from The platform by William ? Dis0-''e!y'
Ed. one OF the iIanagers
The MlILESlrN.-A Convention Of Christians
VII, f-el special interest the ~ jeei OF the 81
eoad Coming of CHRIS; assembled on Monday IN tn
Civ and has since held rhrce sessions daily in the
Tabernacic They are iairiy attended. There :
little or no di.ous.ieu but the members give 'Hs.F
views on the subiee; IA succession, sometimes ir'a'
treatise, prepared beforehand sometimes t'reei
from. the heart. The member. appear 'aouga;ir.'
earne.. men. end generally impressed with tie
convection that so1e special manifestation Of tic
Divine power i near a; hand. The sessions viii
be continued. and cse presume the attendance IN
creased, today.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27

CIVIL CorRrs.-In the Circuit Court, Mon
dgv Mr.. Lester West, Of the late firm Of Msrrcll
& West, Ma;.en Lane, brought an action against
Mr.. Ludum S Chit,~nden, thu present Mayor of
Apaachicola, for assault, and battery committed 20
long ago as the lst October, 1886, the damage,
for which he laid at 500, 600. Mr.. Chttcnden for
rncrlv belonged TO this city and himself Mr.. West
and Mr.. Merrill married sisters. WheS on the
eve of cmbarkation for Florida, Mr.. c. went to
Nessrs. ". Il Is. store asked Mr. w to 90 up
stairs with him. when he violently assaulted him,
severely wounding his face with piece OF board
SC. Immediately after which his vessel sailed and
he has since kept away. Oae OF tho clerks sad
something respecting Mr.. West and the lady Of
Mr.. c., but no positive proof was shown as to the
cause of the attack. The Jury. Yesterday morning,
gave verdict in favor OF the plaintiff for $1,000
An interesting rePleyin i, on at the same
Court, where Mr. Samah Solomon seeks Ia reco-
yer furniture seized by the Sheriii in 1883 at the
residence of Mr.. Lambert Morange in Broomc-
street who WAS unfortunate in business at the time
out who claims to have previously sold the proper
ty TO his brother-in-law, the painti for $l,502
Mr.. Morsngc was largely concerned in the fur bu.
,ne>s in Water street, frequently employing over
one hundred young women to make caps, &c who
could earn 80 80 and 81 en,h pc' week. The
verde, Will probably be rendered this forenoon.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27
HE RIB [ N E.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER q.

y For important Opinions on three cases Of con-
rested St-ect assessments b. Murray Hoffman Vice
Chancellor, see Las, Page.
II For Poem by Miss Hooper and thrilling &C.
count Of the Yellow Serpent and the Discovery Of tic
Guaoo Plant, see Last Page
= Fox Notices of New Books, National Statistics,
&c SEQ First PAGE
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27

~ The Wings OF the County of Wyoming
have nominated joins w. BKowSsoN OF Gaines
Vile, and ELEAzoR BALDWIN OF Sheldon for As
semby. No doubt Of their election.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27

70 Gen. ABSzR BAKER. j. Of Watertown, ha
bscn placed on the Wing Assembly ticke, for Je
ferson County, in place OF Mr.. Webb, declined.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27

e The Philadelphia friends Of MAnrlS Van
buren, as Il candidate for President al the next
Election, held meeting a; Halohnns on Monday
evening to wind up the machinery and st it in
motion. The American Sentinel Porter notices
i, very colby, and says that Commodore STEWART
JANIS BucnANAS and LEWIS CAss have each
many friends in the ranks of the party
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27

~ The Wings of Wayno County have nomina-
ted LAoNl WnlrcoMB OF Ontario. and BARTLETT
P. RopGkRs Of Lyons for Assembly. Wayne is
close but ever watchful.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27

p' Col WILLIAM JONES, omb-Maker, Of the
Fourteenth Ward, Is the Wing Candidate for As
sen,bly, and not Gen. James l. Jones. We print
cd his name Gen VIM. Jones by mistake; and
the,eupon the Herald pra,es of his fine horses,
carriage, SC. as though he were a man of fortune,
mistaking him for the other Jones. They are both
good men and true Wings, but Col. Jones who
was the Wa,g candidate for Sheriff last Fall, is
our candidate for Assembly.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27

l. snti-'y nrii;- AMI uri5ng.-Ncto
civ suf C..:rir. ii,fcant, s.i Ai,l.ners-hiLLt'
SUTTON & co cfies to- .dr, Al t.1 yrices most Pc
jld a-.oriurut Of len et.rnit- AID ps Ribbons, =
-ccat arr +. A-o 10 net stun, together with a
nera ., oruuent Of Sl., Goo:,--sll Of WHICH not' y
ssndlng the Tar,g vii be ,ol6 cAeuP for cash At 20
Cedar.st q or ~
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27

WIGS OF NEwYoRK! now as in 1900 our City
decides the Political character OF the State, and
the State decides the character of the Union.
II we are wholly beaten here, the State proba-
bly, falls n the power of Loco Focoism, and will
be cut into such Congre Districts that t'ro-
mirIs of the Delegation will be steadily against
us. Look present APportionncnt: while
the Van Buren, party had Ten Thousand maj oriy
in the State, they elected 7'hirty or Thirty 7'ro
Members of Congress; now with ThlIteen Thou
sand majority for Harrison, the Wings have but
nineteen Of the forty MEMBERSHIPS than hall
The pending Election virtually decides the polili
cal complexion OF State at Washington for ten
years 10 come Who Will not put forth cxcriions
commensurate with the mighty issue
We need not waste words to prove to you that
Loco ocoism is hostile TO the prosecution OF Is
rEENAL IMPROVEMENT, by any practicable means.
Look Mt its iournals-read its Addresses and Re-
snutons-scc it, deadly hatred to Railroads and
Canals thinlv concealed under u clamor against
" Corporations State Bankruptcy, aa4 a.
Forty Million Debt" For two years our City has
presented the disgraccful spectacle of CONNER
cial Emporium voting against the extension of the
arteries of her own COMMUNICATING the Sutrcn-
der of her own precious advantages TO hcr more
sensible rivals Within those two years Boston
has opened a Railroad to Albany, which tenders
her tho highway of Intelligence to the boundlcss
West, and places her in Winter one day nearer
cur owa metropolis and interior than icc-bound
New. York is. Ali TIN, time the Representative
OF NcwYorl> have been votins to cripple and crush
New-York-ycting agaip>t our Railroad to Albany
against the Newly ork and Erie Railroad. urd
even against the Enlargement Of the Erie Canal.
No hiterer or more potcn; enemies 10 the Prosper
i,y of sur City have been found any where than
those she has sent to represent her at Albanv. We
have seen them voting they were ashamed 10
vote, an' pleading in apology the insane pledges
imposed On thema; Tammany Hall-wc have seen
'heH,, when bills W that they could not vote
against withou; ln,ss yet dared not ssppor, TO.
tear o. denuaciation. running out of the House
like sheep, the shame OF their allies. the dcrison
of all beside. Such is the service OF Loco-Foco.
ism
Electors e: New-lorb viii YOU vote, can YOU
wish, to be represented againi Newer! never
Rally then, in your migh, Tor the Wing ,.cke, and
thc prosperity of your City
- The Wing City Meeting, to Gender and
respond 10 the nominations, will take place We
understand, on Friday evesns.
y The Heral4 labors through maze Of
figures to show that 100000 Wing voters have
s;ad at horne tn, year, calls i; Wing loss OF 50
m9cr, and isiumFhln;ly appeals to it as a proof
q the Populsrisy OF MIR. ryler's Administration
So It seems LOco-Foco victories are Tyler tn
uIaphs, But We see the Tammany bills on, call
,ng upon 'hose opposed TO the NotioaGl and
S..;e Administrations TO supper, the LEGO z oco
,ieAe,i VIII the Court Journal explain
70 Hon. H. 4. WISE writes to the National H.
IL:t.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27

II Notice L ,oatrlialsn Il second Advent u
FIRE, c q pa. ic nicrt . vi I've u i Is Wsdes'dt
'uinc. n rho B-old Sab rlaci', and Addresses
y--fd = s,s,r-i ceuti iu The Coming of we L@i
% ,c,ris,, to .er,m &c AZ O'clock oIh
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27

u Medicine. ct Best Qan!i'y-EASopP,,6 g..
Popular Remedies, Lsaches, Eaziisa anc treheH 10
.ry, Soaps, Gr.shes. 2c-. for sale by .,;,.,.
J. 4 { CuDDiNGToN, DresE,.
Oh Inns 81 iIsd.oG ct, cerseF Of 's'T
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27
The Coru.lia- su~tiiut-

f hc DFfs- iisaT Sb~iiib'r ''' 90 -
If fi,, tonnp Nsn, i.G ut.,n SoctDtN ri. hold A. 4,
.,rr.ar, Tut, ryeaia4 1t hrii pist o'el'cs 10 '''
Brt.c.j Chnr,a c,,t.. VI -mi.h.l Rnnstoasre
Frcni, ot ,h- Eiac,uon tau,o 40 respectfully ~, -
- -, OF II
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27

- The Wing City Meeting, to cen ,ider and
respond 10 the nominations, viii take place We
,.aderstund. on Friday eyesins.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27

q Gen. Thomas CADwALLADER died in
Philadelphia on Monday morning. He was son Of
the Revolutionary General OF tina, name, and him
self served with credit IN the Las, War