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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-07
AUCTION NOTICE.
LARGE SALE, Nc. 4,
AxD TuE LAST FoR FALL. i843,


BY w. s. c. FELLOWES g. co.
0N Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday, and
~ Thursday. the All. 5th. 9Th. and 1th. Of
December. We will offer Tor sale at auction, with
out reserve
5000 pieces blue and fancy Prints, fresh aud
fashionablc;
$50 do blue. black, cadet, and Oxford mix
ed Saiinefss
las do blue. black. cadet, AID Oxford mix
ed Jeans, assorted;
Ie5 do plain. doeskin, nbbvd, and diagonal
Caesimcrcs assorted:
10 do Flushirgs. end Pilot Cloths, colors
aud qualities assorted;
IS do plain an figured Beaver Cloths. col
ora and qualiiies assorted;
7a5 do American. English. aud German
Cloihs. assorted:
40 20 red. white, yellow. green, and spot
ted Flsnnels. assorted;
20 bales Ticks, assorted;
cases Checks. assorted;
225 do brown Cottons and D.llings, sssOrt-
ed;
IS 10 bIeaehed do do, do:
$40 pieces Merinoes, assorted;
us do Lnstres. do:
Together with Linseys, Kersey's. PsddinRs
Sailducks. Bnckrams, Waddings, black and col
Camhrics. Hosiery, Gloves. Buttons. Threads
shawls aud Fancy Hsndkerchaeis. cotton ant
SILK Pocket handkerchief, Bombaziaes. Vest
ines Suspe nders. cotton aud linen Diapers. &c.
con risiag the largest and most desirable stoei
ever offered a. AucTiox IN the Western ceunlry
Also, Hats, Caps.,and Shoes, assorted.
w. & {. FELLOWES & CO.
Auctioneers. Main Street.
Louisville. Kentucky.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-07
DISSOIUTION.

HN4uE PARTNERSHIP hsrstofors exist
~ ing between WILLIAM CALDwELL & Jo-
sErH NHrELrR Jr, is this day dissolved BY mu-
tual consent All persons indebted, viii please
call and settle up. Ether Of the late firm are
authorrsd 70 settle accounts.
WILLIAM CALDWELL.
JOSEPH WHEELER, in.
. October Qlsi. ~,
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spon esuh, IN an humble sondiiion. shall We
loek fora more bssasifsl sxsmpls Of true inds-
psndsaes. for brighter picture o. philosophy
q liisi New 0snssss FLrmsr.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-07

Az isrrsrsrISo cass.-A venerable old wsg
BY the nams q Case. got Married .oui wsss'
DOT lons since, and hs shri.ts nsd HE frsi chsla
s-fsznnatrsw
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-07
STATE or lNDIANAl 60
Vanderburzh County.

Vanderburzh County.
In the vamderhurgh Circuit Court
In vacation November % 1913.
Levi L. Lsyeock
David Z. A. Strong,
John n. Grosbeck g. , In Chancery.
The State Bank OF In
diana & her branch az
Lawrsneeburg.
II satisfactorily appearing By an affidavit
III this day filed in the Ofics Of the Clerk OF
the Vanderburgh Circuit Court that David
4. A. Strong. and John II. Grosbsek, two
Of she above named defendants are not residents
Of the State Of Indiana.
Therefore the said defendar David r. A.
Sirong. and John II. Crosbeck are hereby nosi-
nee that unless they appear and plead. answer.
or demur. 70 the bin Of complaint filed IN the
CLERKS Once Aforesaid. BY the complainant IN
al se sntitlsd cause. o. before the calling OF
ssid cause a. the next term Of the Vanderburgh
Circuit Count, 10 beheid a. the Court House 10
Evansville. IN said Coufy Of Marlborough. on
the lourh Monday IN March next The matters
and things therein contained will a. 10 them bs
takea az confessed,
BATTELL & INCLE soliritsrr.
Attest SAM'L r. JENKINS Clerk.
Esansynls New. sob 's3-3a--pTs Zee $500
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-07
PLANTING ORCHIDS AND oRNAMEH.
TAI TREES

PLANTING ORCHIDS AND oRNAMEN-
TAI TREES.
VS. would rslaiud eur readers that this 70 the
season for plaasiag oas orchards, add ofnamsH-
al trees, sno that the sooner they are got IN 'ae
rrouud after The leaves sail have fallen, ths
bsusF shsnss VIII hey hsvs 70 take root snd
grow.
To thoss who may not - Jet have fruit trees
On their farms. We uoald Fsmsrk. fhnt no ofs
should considsr his arrangement somPlsis, until
hs hsd a. least planied - many Of abe iFui
hssflng tree, snd shrubs - wioud yield ~
family "a ample supply q ~ the ehoiesss kinds
To thoss who have not shade and ornsmsaial
trees around their houses. anJ on their grounds
We say. ssiss shs present opportunity 10 supply
yourselves ss nothing contributes more 70 th'
bsssiy Of scenery snd 70 health and somfOrI
Amsnsan Farmer.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-07

DY VIRTUE Of decree made in the Van
- deFburgh Circuit Conu 81 the Sepiem-|
Der term A ID lesa, IN favor Of ChBrles n
Bausll againa idsou J. Lset and wife. handed
70 ne 20 Be exscufed. BY the Clerk Of said Court.
have levied on ~ the property Of said Chieon
J. Leet. eertain lols lying IN tils Town Of Evans
vile ssid County Of VanderburRh. In the lower
enlargement Of said town, and designated on
the plan thereof. a. lots. nine. ten. twniy-6vs
and twenty-six %, 10. IS, aud e6l which or
sneh Por'ien OF then e may be necessary %
satisfy said decree. shall olIer for sale az public
auction al the Court Hours door IN said Town u
Evansville. on the twonty-third day Of December
next. between the hBnrs u 10 a N aud NJ
Wan. M. WALKER 5. ". &.
Evansville Oct. 30 - prs ise-sR
Onn DoZ. PALM LEAF HATS, jsss
OOO received snd Cor sale low BY
Jsns. ]. II. M1GHEE. AGO.
SHOT sHorn
Hn BAGS assorted SHOT Just received
Cash, - HARRINGTON. HANNAH. acc.
Nov IT, Water Street
GLOVE SEED.
NEW Clover Seed lor sale ~
- Marc b 3'S3. BEMENT & vIELE.
T<EAs. csndlss. sosp. ksi.in.. Lemons
- whipping u pei DNa 0eIaas 49, N atoIt
add sslling vsryiow Tor cash. BY
Juns 10, main street A. q. BEMENT.
sD< Balls MACKEREI.
~eH 10 hall bbls do Tor aais by
Fsb4 BEMENT a vIEI.E.
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS.
~ A. CORBET haa commenced the Com.
MLa NILSSON business for che sale Of Domes
tic manuiaeturcrcd articles aud has liberty d
refer % 20
Messrs. J. 30. SrocxwrLL & Co.
JoHx MfrcHkLL, Esq.
JsHx SHASkLu, Esq.
Evsasv ills. May s. ls4
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
ME- Will offer Tor salc 81 the late residences
w 81 Thomas Ferguson deceased. on the
III "a day 81 November uert. the personal prop
srty 81 said decsdsnt consisting Of horses, eat
tle. and household and kuchsn furniture =
Terms Of sale. on al sums over $500 a cTedi
u twelve months will be gisen. on all sums IN
der $500 cash. The estate u supposed 70 b
solvent.
GEORGE BOHALLl -,
JOHN B0IIALLS ~" ."
Oct. ic, ALL
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II. j. CARIEY.

FASHIONABLE TAILOR AND DRAPER.
~ :. g.. having permanently located Lisnssii
~ . ~ Evansville. intends carrying on the a
hove basinsss IN ell lie branches. and be trusts
having had much experiences ia the principle
houses ~ I.ondon and Paris. % give general sals
lseton. A share Of public paiFonsEs 10 respects
lulls solicited. shop on Main street, Opposite
tie Bank.
~ D. Ladies' riding habits and nll garments
cut and good Fit Warranted. Terms 70 suii
lhs times.
Sept. TIT 1919.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-07

ADyUNISTR ATOR,S NOTICE

fnyHE undenigued has taken out letters Of
Administration on the estate 81 John II
PrIirhsu tlsts Of vsndefburEh County Indians)
Deceased shosc ipds hted the estate, viii please
come and pay, creditors viii prssent their az
coasts tor ssttlernsnt. The estate Is supposed
20 be aclvent.
JOHN CLARK Adm'r.
Oct. "a, 3t-prs.-lse-sf.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-07

0rAt meeting Of the pew holders in ST
PAUI.S CHURCH, Of ghis place. on Monday
Sept. sthl l54. u vas unanimously resolved
that the psws IN said Chhrch be Tree 70 all per.
sons vho wish 70 oeeuPy them.
CHAS BABCOCK.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-07
Coal Coal Coal.


Brandless Wtness &cs
z Half pipes Old Cog. Brandy, superior brands
/ quarter cask Old Pinet do.
4 Baskets Champagne Wine,
S bbls Port Wine.
do Madeira Wine,
| pipe Holland Gin,
Dbl Old Irish Whiskoy.
3 do Sweet Malaga Wine. just received and
for sale by w. * c. BELL
Jan7 Corner Main and First 81
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-07
NOTICE.

NtlllGE.
NOTICE 10 hereby gwen that the urdenign
~ Cd mas taken letters testamentary on the
estate Of John "A. Ham, late OF the County OF
Vanderbureh and STATE Of Indiana deceased.-
All persons indebted 10 said estate srs requested
= make immediate payment aud those having
claims against The same. are notified 20 present
them, 70 the o. dsrsianed day auth entieated Tor
settlement. The estate y supposed 90 be sol
vent FOLLY ANN BAN Executrix.
Oct i0ih, ~ 3i-prs.-lee 81
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-07

Juniati Iron and Nail store.
FuvHE subscribers have Just received the lsl
n gestand best assortment Of Iron and Nails
ever offered to the public in this place which
hey will selllow for CASH.
April IFS. SAMUEL ORR for
A. LAUGHLIN. e. Co.
LEADi LEADff
200 POUNDS Bar Lead Just reeeiv-
n eDOO ed from 81. Louis. pr lam boat
Messenger. aud Tor sale very low for Cash. BY
HARRINGTON, HANNA. &Co.
Dec. md q.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-07

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
rrNHE undssgnsd hereby give notice that
they havs been appointed Adminislrniors
u The estate Of Thomas Ferguson late Of van-
dsrburgh County deceased AL persons indsbt
ed 70 said estate are requested 70 make immedi-
ate payment. aud those hssina claims will
please present them properly authenticated for
ssttlemsnt. The estate - Supposed % be col
vent.
GEO. B0fIALLl -.
JOHN BoHALLS
Oct. ioh '43-3i-prs-fse-fi.
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HLLlNoIs MONEY For Sale BY r
IL April i3'43 BEMENT A. yIELE
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FOR RENT [.

A CONVENIENT STORE ROOM on w
- ter Street. Enquire Of
HARRINGTON, HANNAH & co.
Oct. 18Th. 43-ii.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-14

The struggle has been long and severely contested,
butth choice does not seem to be popular one, and
bets were offered that Atwood will not he elected.
], was pretty plainly limited that the final result was
the effect of bargain, which TO secure the votes
of Atwood's supporters for Emmans for the nomi-
nation for County Clerk on his withdrawal from the
contest for the nomination for Sheriff That he did
Withdraw the final ballot, the vote itself will
show; and whether the bargain spoken of has been
contracted, the voting for the County Clerk may
hereafter make known. A very feeble cheer was
got up for Atwood, when his nomination was an
nounced in the bar room of Tammany Hall, the
Pewter Mug, and the other resorts of the active
supporters ofthe several candidates. and, therefore,
we cry hurrah for the politicians, and hurrah for
'the people" They deserve separate cheer, for
their interests are separate and distinct.
The committee took two ballots for CountyClerk
which resulted as follows
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sales Of stocks at PhiIadelphia.

Thursday, Oct l2-second Board..sloo0 County 90,
1862 DID, 9st SsOOO State 6s 6l $1,000 Tennessee An
nual SIS, witt int. from Ia JAM 81.
Friday, Oct. I3-Frst Board so shares Wilmington
Railroad 1911 do do l6a; $4,000 Tennessee per ct
Bonds int i'm LIST July st $1,000 do do do $1,000 do
do int fm Sd July sli $4,000 state os DIS 6 $4,000 40
5 cit; 5000 do SIS 62 $4,000 do 6s 81; $1,000 do So
cash. 81; $4,000 Wilmington os 1855. SO, $1,000 Girsrd
Bank Notes. s5 $462 state 6s ls46 annual 81; s4oo
Lehish 6s 1888, cash. 3ol Is shares Girard Trust 20
share Pennsylvania Bank 1915 so shares Grard Bank
100 do do do 6 $500 County 6s 1860 old ann, 9at 500
State 6s s4s old 6st $50 do 6 1885, 6s; share Phila
delphia Bank, 10.
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Fourth and sixth Ward Courts.

Oct l3-Cauiion TO Coal Deaiers.-Mayor, aldermen,
@e.rs.J Seby West.-This was an action to recover
thracite coal without its being weighed by On appointed
city weigher appeared fully in evidence that the oe
weighing II himself, upon his improved platform scales
which struced that the vender very quietly SITS
in his office and determines what quantity snail constitute
ton the gre agrn ofhe appointed weighers who
regard that ingenious way Of doing the thing as an In
iringement upon their official privileges ond as with
holding OF their Just fees Under the charge oil Judge
the jury the conclusion that BY this mode OF pro
cedure the public we'll ss the weghers we're like 10
suffer some and accordingly found verdict lot plaintiffs
Of $40 end costs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-14

CHATHAM. manager Of the Chatham theatre
seems to engross all the attention of the times
NO sooner is one star extinct than another succeeds
Mr.. Rice has been the star ascendant for week
past and the crowdedhouses have tested his merits.
This evening he takes benefit, and makes his last
appearance He gives us three of his best charac-
tiers on the occasion
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LATEST sOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

PHILApELPHIA Oct l3-Ar Creole Sparrow, Charleston;
Lodi Baxter, and Packet Clark, Bos Arxene McGn
took and Charity Smith. NYork; Hector (B) Francis Hall
fax Nevis Fountain Luhec; Orozimbo Sargent Newbury
port; Matilda Spates. Easport
BALTMoRE Oct l2-Arr Chesapeake POST Providence; Sa-
ah Elizabeth Harrington, NYork Sid Monroe Gchrs st
Thomss u brig Lawrence, experimental cruise
NORFOLK, Oct ll-An Exact, Folger Nantucket; Exile,
Scout w Kimpon Osborn, and Rubcon NYork; Atlantic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-14

NATIONAL JOCKEY CLUB RACE, WAsHINGToN.-
The race of Thursday did not afford that high gra-
LITIGATION to the votaries OF the turf which was ex-
perienced by them on the previous day. Blue Dick
beat Pryor with ease Time-First heat, s 81;
second heat. 8 ST. u was announced from the
Judges stand that the entries for the Jockey Club
purse were Fashion, Rlenzi, and Winch ester.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-14

90 ANGLO AMERICAN for this day--Contents-
Poetry the Tree of Death by Eliza Cook the Bretons,
original, by G. the Poets Path, by Frances Browne
We all low People there. Habits and superst'
tons OF the Breons from the last Foreign Quarterly
Love Making of Richeeu. The real nature OF the
disease under which Napoleon died. The soul in pur.
gatory OF love stronger than DEATH by Sir l. Buwer
l. The last of the bonar Philosophy OF Chess o.
Marriage Customs of different nations. 10 Policy Of Mi
nsters Ireland &C. IRON the last Quarterly Review H.
the Victorian Christians 10 Miscellaneous articles. Ia
The Great Cricket Match at Philadelphia full and gra.
pho report Is Editorials Summary OF News Varieties
&c. sc. So per annum Single copies Ct cents.
J. A. FUTILE, Agent,
Sam street, New York.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

New JERSEY ELEcrIoN-The democrats claim
to have elected the whole of the five members OF
OF Congress, which is conceded by the whig Newsrk
Daily Advertiser; which also give the democrats
Is on joint ballot in the State Legislature
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-14

RELIGIOUS HuMBUe.-The Rev. William T Eva.
OF Pipe Creek Circuit is advertised to preach in a
Methods. chapel in Washington. This divine is
but streen years of age, and advertised to draw
al audience.
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@z- TO SHAVE EAsY.-A celebrated writer ha,

90 TO SHAVE EASf-A Celebrated writer has
defined man TO be shaving animal This liz doubtless
20 far as relates to civilized man, but civilized man
cannot shave without razor, and he cannot keep his
razor in good order without strop. We woulI there.
FORE just gently hint to our readers that Saunders Patent
Metallic Tablet and Razor Strop, with four sides has
withsood the test OF time having been before the public
more than quarter OF century, and probably has
superior in giving that desirable keen edge to good
razor which renders shaving an operation that may be
patiently endured Boston Mercantile Journal.
Houssel Almond Cream, for shaving, very superior
lrcle Just received and for sale at g. saunders inven
tor and manufacturer Of the Metallic Tablet Razor strop
1853 Broadway
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n3- WE KNOW GENTLEMAN OF THE LIE


gal profession who has learned the French language
we'll in three months and learn that number of others
have made remarkable progress under the tuition of
Of the most accomplished professors this country We
alludeto Mr.. LIE Febre gentleman Of the highest
spectabiiy whose notice will be found in this days pa
per and in these days Of humbug about books at %
cents that profess to teach the French without MASTER
becomes any who wishes learn the true prnci-
pies OF the language to select person of character
respectable talent and above ALL cander, that they may
know what they about. Mr. lie Febres reside Is
at 81 Howard street. convenient to the best parts Of the
town.
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LIVERPOOL CoAL.-A correspondent, who calls
himself "a Consumer" writes to us as follows;-
The coal dealers have agreed to charge twelve
dollars and carriage for Liverpool coal, the highest
price we believe asked for that article in five years.
All other coal is rather cheaper than last year.
CONNER mt is unnecessary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-14

0H- THE GRAND ILLUMINATION AT THE
American Museum to night will draw hundreds. yes,
viii he Sustained in his liberal
outlays by generous public, especially as the atrac-
inside, greater than those outside -Four
splendid performances will be given at ii A. M,
and P. M. Nothing exceed the grandeur and mag
nificepce OF these entertainments. Gen. Tom Thumb,
and thousands Of great curostes, to be at all
hours Of the day.
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no- cRoroN ANNlvERsARY.-Three splendid

% CkOTUN ANNIVEKSAKY.-Three Splendid
performances at Peales Museum to-day, the first at IL
o'clock, A. the others at and p NJ, 10y the Chiefs,
Warriors, and squaws Of the Chippewa Indians, Miss
Adair, Certo, &C., all of which constitute grand and
magnificent entertainments. The head tusks &C. of the
Mastadon, recently discovered in Orange county,
regarded as great curiosity and being the only perfect
head Of the kind ever discovered Scientific men pro.
nouDce it the most interesting feature of that any
other The Wild Boy of the woods is to be
also, and the Fudge Mermaid. With such attrac.
TONS the place be full day and evening" especially
as the pr ce of admission is only shilling
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Tammany Nominating Committee-Candi-
dates for the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
Alderman Atwood.

The nominating committee met again last night,
and the singularIty OF the position which had been
assumed at previous meetings increased the inter-
est which was felt in the result, and the crowd
about the bar-room and the Hobbies of old Tam
many increased also. The committee baoted ff-
teen times before an election was made, and at one
O'Clock A, M, on the fifteenth trial, Mr.. Alderman
Atwood obtained the necessary number votes to
put him in nomination., Jas the candidate of the party,
for the important Office to which he aspires.
We are enabled to furnish the ballotings OF the
evening as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-14

FoR ENGLAND The steamship Acadia, Captain
Ryrie, leaves Boston for Liverpool on Monday, the
18Th instant. Her letter bags close at Hsrnden Il
Co.'s, and the Exchange. this afternoon at hsfpast
s o'clock.
We shall issue our Second Edition al o'clock,
containing full report OF the Markets, &c. &c, up
10 the latest moment.
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90 PROFESSOR VELPEAUS CELEBRATED
pleasant discharges from the urethra These pills are
now prescribed by the medical faculty Of Europe the
most certain and speedy for those distressing CON
plants Sold in boxes 81 each. Office ond consulting
rooms ofthe College Of Medicine and Pharmacy ~ Mas
su street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-14

The VICE PRESIDENCY Greeley nomi.
mates MIllard Fillmore, OF Buffalo, to run on the
Clay ticket for the Vice Presidency. For once we
agree with Horace, for Fillmore, while Chairman
OF the Committee of Ways and Means, during the
last Congress, proved himself TO be worthy of such
an elevation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-14

LATER ApvIcEs FROM EuRopR.-The steamship
Britannia, Capt. Judkins, sailed from Liverpool on
The 18th instant, and has consequently been at sea
ten days. She will arrive about Tuesday next
week, with eleven days later intelligence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-14

WIckL,FFEs PosT OFFICE EFFICIENCY con-
temporary of this city has just received letter post
marked Boston, October LIST. Verify, Mr.. Wick
lilies Department is entitled TO the exclusive carry.
ing trade.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-14

There were several votes scattered on the first
ballot, but whether any were cast for Emmaus we
did not hear. There is doubtless sufficient policy
on the part of his friends, and of those of Atwood
TO avoid any display al present, but to prevent an
election, so to cause an adjournment, hich took
place at two o'clock A. NJ, until Tuesday next.
We shall look with some anxiety for the result of
this nomination, as from that we shall be able to
learn whether the lucrative Offices in the gift of
the people have, or have not become the objects of
intrigue, and bargain, and sale.
LoATHsoME MEANNEss.-Our readers are aware
that;yesterday we copied from the Express its foul,
unprsvoked attack upon this paper. In its malig-
nant article is contained the following passage
To Nav Workers. it is OF the amusing spec.
taclc in the world to such the Richmond
Enquirer the Washington Globe, and the Albany Argus
adopting the money articles of the New York Herald
grave articles electioneer with and help Van Buren,
along. Too lazy themselves having to much respect
for themselves manufacture statistics for their party
they resort the ctons and falehoods Of article
notortosy beneath contempt IN the city where they ore
made that journal either wing or iocooco, pays tn
least attention to Them. They uanotced and unapswer
ed here BECAUSE is not supposed that there are
people, among the readers of MIR. Richie that
in the least credit them.
That print publishing such matter, has unblush
ing impudence daily to steal the matter which thu
vitu crates. lis columns yesterday contain com
pilation from Governor Jones' age, published
in this paper the day previous.
So. poor creature! your Stiffness and impudence
are justly estimated. Spi; forth your venom like
toad n its hole. If abuse Of this paper, while you
fitch from its columns will exc out your existence
rail on,