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The St. Landry whig., 1844-09-26

Or Esprit des Whigs-de Ia N. Orleans, r4s
~t'invoquonsl Viens nous %visiter! C'estla qdn
t~rayaille de stout e@ur! &c ne sera pas l4r
faute, mais bien celle d. juge Elliot, 81 cek
section ne donnc pas une majorit6 6crasanta
Clay ct a Frelipghuysen; majSsion permet at
dix sept cent cinquante voix que &c magisth
a Gabriqu6es dc compter au s%crutin, nolre maif
lite en- sera diminu6e. Recevra-t-on ces votcs
Les Wings ne doivent pas lie permettre.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-09-26

" lie Herald de New York annonce qt
toute Finfuence ct tout l'argent disponible d
Banques de cette vile, seront employees, pourf
%voriser relection de Polk ia, presidence. {
fait cause grand plaisir al Courier de la N. o
leans. Qui est lie candidat DIES Banques?
The St. Landry whig., 1844-09-26

= 70 IS IS @fa@@a.@ So
eiec'lon aun seHNso1s ~ ~ Nso"S Z 80
suree' ~
LETTRE DE HENRY CLAY Al M. b
CLhYfrON.
RIM IJfcKs, % ao1t 1914.
Mon cher monsieur-yotre s,pposition est
;,,ste o,iant 4 recrasante htandue dc ma cores
1nondance. II m'est absolument impossible de
,,enondre N toiltes la lettrcs oue ie rccois Ct IL
Grains d,en nsol;ocr bcancoun aui m5,iteraient
INC ,eno,,sc NJ. Madison me disait un Jour
ouela eorresnondnnce de NJ. Jefferson lie tnait
.lnais ella ne proyepait que dune population
d,enyiron dix millioYs de citoyens, LA micn.
ne part dune Formulation dc pres de vingt mil.
- Il. concois done fort bien In possibilite dc
Ehe CIVIC Grown S1rafT nIY,,,indimpait
M, Madis65n.. ~-t44aa-@.oas ].
Je yous prie d'attribuer 4 la cause ci-dessus
le retard que TAI mis- a vous exprimcr le plaisir
que ma cause Ia lecture de Yotre admirable dis
cours sur l'Acte de co.hpromis. Personne no
connait mieux que vous les motifs ct les con-
sid6rations oui ont amen6 10 passage dc Get acte,
ct yous les aycz exposes avec habilit6 ct vGritG.
Nous ~vivions dams les termes dc ramit6 ct de
lintimit6 la plus conidentielle. Au S6nat vous
veniez journellement vous nsseoir aupres de moi.
Vous saviez mes consultation ayec les manuiac-
turiers, ct la coincidence de leurs opinions avcc
les n6tres. 10 pense que c'cst sur votre invita-.
tion que Dupont yint dc la Delaware pour con.
ferer avec nous. Dams plus dune occasion, tandis
que yous consideriez les physionomies soucieuses
ct les sombres regards de la delegation dc la Car
oline du Sud au Congress, vous m'avoz dit: s'Clay,
The St. Landry whig., 1844-09-26
ENCORE UNE MEDICINE AUX DE.
MOCRATES.

ENCORE UNE MEDICINE AUX DE.
MOCRATES.
Nous avons ayance dams UNI de nos derniers
numeros quill etait inutile dc nous tourmenter
pour prouvcr les ayantages du Tariff, ct nous
ayons appuye notre opinion sur celle de plusieurs
Democrates modernes. Nous nous apperce-
vons gull suffira de q~uelques recherches dams les
archives publiques des dernieres annees pour
trouver des arghmens en- sa favour de Ii part de
presque tous les pseudo-democrates qui tigurent
maintenant dams la c%arrieere p~ublique. Yoiciune
lettre du Heros de deux queries, brulante CONNIE
de Peau forte, ct qui temoigne en- sa favour.
De quel bois les Locofocos chaufferont-il lis main
tenant leur opposition a notre grand homme
d'etat, ct au cheffatur de notre grande repub-
lique Ecoutez done &C qua dit 10 Gen. A.
jackson dams une lettre adrcssee au Dir. Cole
man en- 1924:
'.Je demanderai quellc est la position du Gull
%tiyateuf Ouele termier American peut-i il trou-
yer nm marche pour lexcedant de SEES p%rroduits ?
Excepte pour le cotton, il ma nj marche Granger
nj marche domestigue. L'absenee de Fun ct
Pautre de ces marches, ne prouve.t-elle pas, que
lOP Sst ion u i az IISlItuIS LAT
simple hon sens indique lie rem6de. Otez a l'ag-
%riculture six cent mile hommes, femmes ct en-
fans, ct vous aurez alors un marche pour plus de
c~6reales que toute PEurope ne nous en- con-
somme. Entin, Monsieur, la %politique dcs mar
chands Anglais nous a g%ouverne trop longtems.
II est TENS de deyenir un peu plus Americans,
ct au lieu de nourrir des pauvres ct des o~uvriens
en- Angleterre, de nourrir les n6tres; autrement,
en- %eontinuant notre presente politique, nous lie
deviendrcns nous m6mes.
"C'est pourquoi mon opinion est, qu'un tarif
attentif est jndicieux ct tres necessaire, pour payer
notre dctte rationale, ct pour nous procurer,
chez nous memes, ces moyens de defense, don
dependent la surete eft la liberte dc notre pays, Ell
en6n, &c qui nest pas lie moins important, pour
distributor convenablement notrc travail, afin
quill soft productif pour lie bonheur, findepen-
dance ct Ia riehesse de notrc eommumante.
sic suis, tres superintendent, yotre obeissant
s~eryiteur. ANDREW JACKSON.n
o. lie Republican, de la Riyiere Rouge dis
Son entend lie bruit des rapides, ct toute commit
nication par eau audela de eette place g cessee.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-09-26

G5- Tres c%nrieux, ct dependant veritablc q
Lie parti du Texas, c'est a dire, lie parti dtmocra
tiquc, accuse tous ceux qui ne demandent pa
rann6xion Immediate du Texas. silas Wrigh
a vote contre lie traita ct &C meme part Ia chois
pour son. candidat 4 Ia place dc gouverneur d
Pttat de New York! III. II. Benton ct job
Fairfield ont aussi vote contrc. Nous penson
qu'on peut pourtant les considerer CONNIE d
bons democrates ne lc %sont-ils pas? Common
porteront-ils l'epitheto dc traitre que lc Gen
Jackson a ietde au visage dc tous ceu1 qni OF
vote comme eux
The St. Landry whig., 1844-09-26

MIcuGAN.-Cet etat s'emeut aussi en- vue dc
r~Aiection Presidentieiie. Une Convention wing
dc 10 a $4,000 personnes est r6unie a Adrian le
26 aoft ct claqle Jour d'autrcs assemblies
du meme genre ont lieu sur les divers points du
pays. Tout va bicn.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-09-26

~ Un Negro q 4 Alexandra qui, apr6s avoil
tentt dc commettrc lesdernierd DIES outrages SUI
une jeune file blanche encore e%nfant, l'aYait
t%ellement maltraitee qu'elle mourut DIES suite:
dc scs riolences, d etc condamn6 au uste chat
The St. Landry whig., 1844-09-26

Nourcles du 1tros.-Nous apprenons par une
personne rtcemment arrive dc Nacogdoches,
que les elections pour Ia prdsidence avaient Gu
lieu peu de tens ayant son depart, ct que Arson
Jones await obtenu trois yoix de plus que son
concurrent. Jones est 10 candidat du parti Hous-
ton ct on croyait sa nomination assaI6e.
Lespays 6tait tranqnille ct on ne semhlait
avoir aucune Granite d unc invasion.-Aier. Rem.
Nos derni6res dates de la Nonyellc Orleans
font mention dun brtlit qii %courrait en- vile, que
notre gouyernement await saisi les dcux vapeurs
de guerre Maxicaines, en- PREPARATION a New
York, pour le dernier pavement dc lindemnii6
actuellement due. Nous esperons que notre
ecnsson national n'a,ra pas etc sail par IN trait
aussi h%ontcux, de la part dc notre pr65sideucc ac-
~cidcntelic.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-09-26

OF Nos amis dcs Attakapas, nous promettent
$50 yoiz dc maiorife ala procbaine election pour
Henry Clay etpour f'nnion. Quill p~repnegarde
d'6tre baths par notre p~aroisso. Nous essaye
rons et nous 10 feroas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-19

THE MIER PRIsoNERs.-He learn that, al.
though a sum sufficiently large to send off some
sixteen or eighteen Of The unfortunate Texans
has been collected, there are still some seventy
or eighty of them lingering in our midst, and in
situation the most des!itute--hatless, shoeless,
and many OF them even shirtess. true story
of the hardships these men have underaons
within the two past yea,s-the indignities Offered
them, the rigors of their dreadful march from tho
frontiers 10 Perote, the loathsome imprisonment
within the walls of the cold, dreary and dismal
castle at that place, the labor in chains they
were compelled to undergo-a true story, we
say, OF these wrongs, would not be credited BY
those not in the secrets Of Mexican prison. houfes
They are now anxious TO clothe themselves In
garments in which they can at least appear with
decency, and to return to their adopted country.
IN. 0. Picayune.
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By This Mornings Maii.
Tennessee Saved!

The Ta,ioaal Inteliigenetr OF yesterday Ia.
returns from all the Couniies in tue State e,.,,,
four, which show majority Sor Clay of I,Ias
The four Counties not heard from gave Pek.
majority last year of $50. The State is safe.
The L.eilgeneer says:
This gallan, State second Of the daughters n u.
Old Thirteen, ard worthy Of her immedia!e p,,.,.
~. v;rtuous Old North, mas recorded her sus,s.,
AGAINST naioua tshonor and uaIiona! folly. ~ c,s
,eg her vote lor :. HENRY CLAY and he UNI,
sgsinst "PoLK and Terms rerh or ,eitlout Il.
Tutoa" She mas thus ratified ne patriotic and bos
orabl.. hut lazaidons stand, taken by her b;,S
minded Senator's in Congtess against the schema,
A.,cs weak sid friendly reis abor under the fem.
OF treaty with third party which was 10 90 hsl,,,
in the spoil.
In thus molly deciding, Inc State Of Tenne sse. D.,
s-ryes more than ordinary respect; for perhaps "A
other member OF the Contsdsracy was impclisd BY
IN MANY or so strong ties towards union with T.,
az ma herself. Yetfor national honor and good, s
abe resisted all motives Of private interest," Of Sat,
pride, ard even the strong feelings of fraternity
iwhich bind her to a multitude OF the earliest al
hast snaerapts 70 Texas, who went thiher from n,
bosom.
with the vote O; Tennessee, the vote Of New.Yo,k
would have placed henry CLAY in the P.esidepey
% station which h WAS so fitted 10 f,l, which 1.
50 well earned by lif. OF devotion and pr,emine,,
service. and for which he has received large rs.
;o,ty OF the votes of his couniIymen. How bu.sirs
"a Inc shame. aud how deep the disgrace, that IL
VIII Of this majority should have been rendered
abortys, and the iondest hopes Of this great nstoc
crushed, by means openly and undeniably fraudu.
lent, and vet without remedy!
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Prisoners at Van dement's Land.
No,. 1874


To he Editor Of The Tribune:
Herewith Is transmitted to you notice IN ref
erence TO a number OF individuals who were in
cluded with the American captives in Canada in
1899, which, on the score of justice and benevo
lence, ask you to give publicity to in the COL
umns of your paper.
OF the destiny of the men whose names are
given in the list below, have been able to obtain
no certain information but / am made certain
of the fac. that there are now AZ American citl-
zsns imprisoned at Van Diemens Land by the
British Government on account of the part which
they took in the revolutionary movements in
Canada in le3S-and these unfortunate men,
who were of humble stations, have been allowed
to live along in their miserable condition of CON-
mon fe!ons, while the influence of our Govern
rent has since their Imprisonment been several
times exercised to procure the liberation of other
citizens OF the United States, who had become
prisoners under precisely the same circumstances
IN Mexico. Without reference to the merits of
either the cause Of Canada or Texas, | would
ask, is this Justice Say what you please on
the subject assert that the conduct of the Gov
eminent of the United States towards the Anne
rican captives at Van Diemen's Land, when
viewed in comparison with the conduct of the
Government towards American prisoners in Mex
leo, a scandal and disgrace to RepubIicanlsm.
TIL. JEFFERSON SUTHERLAND.
INFORMATION WANTED,
Of certain .3mSriciR Cht.eHs uto imprisoned
Canada IN lcs.
To THE PosIMAsTEss or THE t EAsTEES AllDDLE Aye
you list OF the names oil number OF individuals who
included with the American capvei in Canada in 1 but
E Ei5s5a Bell Of 6 A67 ;ss5D Jefferson CO. NY
9. Joseph Lee, of PaIsmo, osweso CO:
FfiG5 !lf;h 2iasa,S6S5;Ri Dc
M HGfa @1 Gsoa;sh q Norway. Il Rsrsist
g David Dry, Of Cleveland. o.
L. Oliver Cfandsl, do
IL. John L. Guthrcsa, do
4: Mitchell 3 MSa59s d sfT s':a; Nc.
IS Hiram BsEahain, Yp'lla1t, DO
IS j john s IN ss Of Buffalo. grie Co ny.
e yeseph b, ho5t9c. DO do 90
5Sa ESQ., Es:s2 81 E Ssss'a c.
= WllLamP o Montague. 10 10
s e. E Ess;=s. i @ sSsIs,, &
feel earnest desire thst individual who concerned
may cla my country and who he: been numbered a.
oag the captv should be forgotten and left suffer p,s-
oner however humble have been condition lite and
however teufe trends he may be which believe every
hearted American vii ae1dge reasonable for and
therefore solicit Of The sad fos Masters rhat they will make
eft enquiry the above named persons in Their several
ana any q The 1d.'idunh named u the above lt
rese therein al any tune. and the and presen.
Whereabouts of such be asce.taned that ley will
give information Immediately by letter addressed 18th
JEFFERSON SUTHERLAND, Ne1-YoTk,' postage trCe
Persons acquainted with either OF the individuals above
med the individuals themselves requested give ne-
diete Of the facts e3qued ute. Post Master
who Will comply with the request herein contained.
tn: JEFFERSON SUTHERLAND
Nes.York. November Il, lsH
&c American editors vii please copy this notice.
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FATAL AFFRAY.-The Circ!eville, (Ohioj Herald
States that en- Saturday lasr, William Stewart LOST
his life in personal rerconre, which he commenced
with Felix w. Renick. Stewart had an old grudgs
against Rsnick, and resolved 10 take personal sats
faction Of him, though greatly his inferior. In CON-
made an assault upon Renick. got him down, and
beat him. RsDick called to the bystanders repeated
ly to take him Of. Failing 10 obtain release by
the aid OF his own exerons, he discharged pistol
without taking il out OF his pocser, and shot Slew
art through the body, which he died Immediately
Reuick surrendered himself, and was held TO ball
He has since been indicted for the homicide.
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Faon ST.. JAeoIBy the arrival Of the Curlew,
Capt. Crowel, we have received later intelligence.
The disastrous gale of the SIN and 9th alt. passed
over ST. Jago without doiog any damage. Accounts
from Trinidad state thar several houses had been
blown down thar place, ard tina, the shipping in
the por, sustained consder able injury. Tia crops
also suffered much. Produce OF all kinds was yerv
scarce, freights low, and business dull. The Amer.
ican Consul died on the 9th October.
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TILE WING ALMANAC FOR IsA5.

The Wing Almanac Tor 1915 Will be pub
after oil .Ae Presidential Election Returns
received and viii contain the official votes of all the States by
Counties aad Congressional Districts r,w! also contain TIE
Declaration OF Independence the Constitution of the United
s,ates besides great variety OF Statistical Political and Mis-
ce!laneouI matter. and in all respects will be fully equal 10
Of rs predecessorsfor tho 1873 and 1874 To Form
en- Merchants. Mechanics and Politician, it viii found work
ofmost convenient and useful reference throughout the
Co The pnes VIII 10 the heretofore. 70: SIM
gle copy LIZ cents. 81 per dozen. or o. per 10.
Cf Pcsmasters renting 81 eh;itcd to Il copies.
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Tribune Buildings. New York.
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cy- AIe1ander,s Tricobaphe.-A New ADD q =

usbls discovery, beng Liquid Dye which Dsef
changes the colour of the Hair beautiful Biown y
without injury to the Hair or SKIN The grea Il. au
effect, oil ether dyes requiring ffom Ten 10 s"es'
IL superior esceenee viii be npparen to eyeryo one
single application For sale BY Rnhien Co. Sect; nv ja
anwaIl 81 Wlian street and Johnson, Moore l. yHT 4
Liberty street OF Of r. & G. AsnEhi cole asenn =, In
PHILADELPHIA.
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% To SELF-SHAvISe GENTLEMEN, pos,essinc s,ace
beard and ende, face, the Metallic Table and Stop "
Saunders Is the only article in that viii oovats NJ
difficulties most convincing proof of their utility ~ vi
the first Cutters IN London. viz Colman Hayniais; ~
likcu. sol Strand; Lowcock, q co.nh; ThofnhuD. ~
New Bond street, have them for sale, and recommend l
with tire use Of their own Cutlery.
Miss, CD c. SAUNDERS. lsa Broadway
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GREAT SALE or OIL PANTIses.-,I'he celebrated galeT
Of Oh Paintings, Marble sta;uny, Engravinss, ke
which postponed last week, will positively take place y
and next day, 10Th and zlst, at the Gallery hs
Granite Buildings, Isl Broadway, where they nowopen
for inspection. ADMISSION Free. This splendid collected
well known TINT any account of them unnecessary SUI
fee say that without exception the greatest and ncS
valuable collection that hos taken placen the u
Entrance in Broadway.
GA number ofsen,s, 81 feet IN length with backs. s
in The Gallery. for sale low. (9 ng@
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CELEBRATION OF THE POLISH RzvoLurIoS.-
We ara informed that on the ensuing 29,h OF this
month the Revolution OF Poland, in 1880, will be
celebrated by the Polish exiles and their friends OF
this City, at the S,uyvesant institute in Broadway.
The chair viii be taken by Theodore Sedgwick,
from whom as well as from Mr. Forest, Maj. Dave
FAC, Mr. Stahlknecht Haro HariDg, A. Girerd, DR..
Wielxbicki and Mr. Ks!ussowski addresses are ex-
pected. OF course they will be in several Ian
gusges, but printed paper containing an abstract
Of such as are not in English will be distributed
among the audience. The admission will be gratu-
itous, and neither collection subscriptions will
be taken, thar all whe choose may attend withou,
fear OF any appeal being made TO their pockets.
Music adapted 10 the occasion, will be performed by
eminent artists.
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PORTABLE DRESSING Cause.-The subscribers have 81,
pe,ed their arrangements for the Manufacture OF the
which) large variety ready for examination -
of most compact forms, and equal il finish TO the n3o -
having this advantage, that the articles they contain arc
rz; quality ard the useu! among which me ss
Tablet fcy keeping razos in perfect order This public AZ ~
vea to examine at the Toe, Furnishing Store l6a broeaS
nIss0 G. SAUNDERS & SON.
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n TBx DAILY TxIsUnR served ut early hour In auy
mar. of this CITY or Brooklyn ct CENTS week pay&
bio to the Gamer, by hosa who prefer it. at tbs Basrate
10, sI months or year payable at tho Office In advance
Persons wishing be tsrved will please sed in their
through the Post OEcs ntSsrwisa-
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DEATH OF ARTHUR BgossoS, Ese-We notice
thai another OF our prominent c,iz-ns has departed
from among us-Arthur Bronson, Esq. distinguish
by his wealth, bis financial skill and enterprise and
the profundity of his occasionally published views
on important financial questions. His age was "A
years.
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G5 SEEING Is Observation-Disclosures do not ask gu
playing some knock down argumen support of his t1yg
tie science. animal Magnetism bat advise them, and ~
power the WILL and osnons and Imagination Of b, SUB
wild sweetness Of unaffected childhood; and Caroline. to
fits about like little fairy rich treat for you-with us
Laughing Gas, Kentucky Ainstrsls. Sc. &c
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BENEFIT OF THE ETHIOPIAN SERESADIRs-NIBLos Tnr.
ATRE.-Tomorow Evening these highly popular and ae1t
dctory benefit Nibos. On Thursday they sail for Enro
in the hotnguer where doubt, their superior alen and
II with regret that with portion of the native
genius of coun.bu to advance their Interests and a.
milton that, doubt. will appreciate their peculiar merit
Let them enjoy Tomorrow evening the last approving smiles
fhelr fellow cltkens.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-19

FRoa MALAGA by The John Brewer, Captain
Farren, arrived Sunday from Mn.Ggs, we have u
fsw DAYS laer intelligence. The United States
sells which were expected there 10 aid In raising the
steamer Missouri from her present position, had not
arrived, bat were hourly looked for q; Gibraltar.
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G In consequence of the death ofthe Senator
from Johnston County, North Carolina special
election was held there on the same day with the
Presidential election which resulted in the choice
of Loco-Foco Senator. This was gain to
lat party, and produces tie ia the State Senate
Baltimore Patriot, Saturday.
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NASHVILLE, Sunday night. Nov. 10. 5

WING OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, Sunday night Nov. TO-
Dear Sirs-The East Tennessee and Western
mails tonight completed the returns from the State,
except from Lauderdale and Fentrese, two very
small Counties, one in the West, the other in Mid
die Tennessee. The closeness of the vote is with
GU, parallel, in the case of Pennsylvania in
1910. BUT WE HAVE THE STATE. havo
gone carefully over the figures and make our ma
iority 272; taking the old vote in the two Co;nties
lone Wing and the other Loco) referred to. The
Western District returns are carefully corrected,
and the Middle Tennessee returns am pretty.sure
will not vary so votes from the official report when
made up.
Our opponents figure out majorities varying from
80 to So after claiming gain, for which they have
no authority, ofl28 in Fenuess, where they had but
Ill Wing poters TO gain upon, and the population
has not varied materially in the last six years
They do not claim this, however, with any conf
dence. e. Z. NORVELL.
P.S.-The Fentress gain claimed by the Locos
was an estimate. The Loco Editor from Knoxville
Just in, thinks it will be to so to rs gain in that
County. A Wing acquaintance who saw the Sher-
ia of Fentreas to-day at Lebanon, understood from
him the vote was about the same as for Governor:
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conr, -aIsnanr-This day.

CIRCUIT CouRr-Nos II, a, 10, %, 81, %, o.
70, 90, So, II, IS, 2ss, IS, 81, 80: :. ,e
Coaaos PLrAs-Nos. l, e., II, b. IA h. TO-
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w The cbseace from the City of the responsible Edo, of
This Tribune explain any delay ansen: letter, sd
dressed to him personally. He will be again Of his post after
kw DAYS
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CO PoLrTIlAS's REoisrrR--For the Election Returns
of The dc,en. States by Countess &c zee the Political Regis
yer published ibe Office OF the Tribune. Pnce ES oen per
.fn.la al dozen.
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Of The Battle Of Bunker Hill AT tho Coliseum still drawing
is thousands weekly Reader. il you have not yet s
Exhibition, urge you to do immediately We waFea,
that your highest conceptions OF will fall far short Of m
thousands Of Others have It is sraadsrnnd beyond descr
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Iota1..,...55,55o z5,U4I. ...4z,JoV oo,7oo
CIay's maj 4,20S. Graham's maj. 3,l53.
Estimated: TO return, having yet been received.
A Joke.
Some waggish Loco-Focos are amusing them
selves By sending through the Post Once to well
known Wings, cards, of which the following is
PER scow "HaRRY DUMPS"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-19

CO Mr. BRADBURY will commence his Singing Class 10
Ladies and Gentlemen II the Leeture.Roo OF St. Geofss.
Church. corner of 3eekmcn and Clifreets Thi, Erenins
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-19

Total 38,29l 37,O27 5e,3O7 5i,a4
Clay's mej. 1854 Seven Counties to be heard
from gave 435 majority for Polk in 1913. Polk has
yet to gain 829 to carry the State. We don't be-
lieye he can do it.
A correspondent of the Louisville Journal
writes from the Capitol of Polk's State as fol-
lows: