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New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

The packet-ship siddons, Capt. Cobb, arrived
.,b;s port brings Liverpool and London dates
..the . llth ut. The news is of no special i'm.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

Cotton continues stationary, with heavy sales,
,bouoh there was little excitement In the mar
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

e,HEkiFF'S OFFlCE.-WM. H. BRIGGS,
y shenh OF westchrster Gono,y ond has Deputy ISAAC
HADDEN, reside leekSki, which place all official
communications should be addressed
Peekskiil, Seb. u, 1914. 27f mN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15
MUSEUM "A OMISSION

DEALt'S " 7 MUSEUM "A UMl'>SION
J. ONLY ia ENTS.
The Manager hsppy announce an ensaGe'nsni with
Miss LOUISE DOROTHEA WAGNER, the fortune
Telling GiySey CiIrl. sister {,
The CELEBRATED GIPSEH QUEEN
the American NluSeum She eau br lror- O'Clock
the morning I'LL O'Clock th at,aruoou dressed her
native costume and be pnyagly conSqI:d r-sarding
cannot be the evening. National Portrait Gallery
Grud CoSmoGana and 50O,00e cutosiileS ADMISSION
.iing 2I who consult the try tIti
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

7 NJ IR lMBLk., CARPENTER, Theatre al
u +. lev between Ann and Beekm4n stS New York job
bg OF every doscnp executed shortest notice aud
on IN. most r.t.oua Die terms iel7 lms
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

V'HE MEDICAL PROCESSION arc respectful
y reformed that arrangements ve been made for he
application OF ectrlcy oi Nervous oeblli
y Poai sus rirayss DursS OF VISION, Scmiulous Tue
kt4nattsm tirr Unirr their notice that
Physct. perfectly familiar wiit its uaeNo ; Mercer
STREET Office from t12i lmE
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

NICHOLAS CARROLL, ASeut and Attorney,
/ connection ith hS Associates 10 WlShnstO for
the prosecution CLAIMS against the General government of
the Ou,u4i Stairs No. 81 Vlist New York Mo tf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

MRS. ROBINSON, from Elizabeth ST. Fashion,
LIN able Clear Sarce 50 lercrr ST. hith door above
spring ST. Tara,on aud Embroidered Dresses Lacts French
Worked Ctres tollar &c madr To look r4aal 10 new
shawl" Silks Neroes, Table Covers SILK Hose Sc clean
~! IN the best mann-r 27f lms
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15
NEW SPRING GOODS
Dry Goods Housekeeping Articles, sc, ~ c

9 & IT, HOLMES, No y John strteI, between
-. Broadway and assaustree are now receiving uew and
desirable Goods the Spr!g trade 10 which would
spscuily the attention Of Country Merchants aud
Others:
Zephyr Musim3; frnted Lawns:
t.arston Giu -hams; American Piints;
Fam tanN baek Bazorne.; Gro. de- Rhine siEs
French Bombazincs, black Grapes: do Tor Veii',
Fine Corded aud Lace Ski1rs; do Mar,eiles;
Plaid Jeans for boys; white and colored Linen Drills
Dark pi4d Gaucroons, Ernnets, nc;
Fine Long Lawns;
Si; BRY i5ef G6ops sd dHoTsEk&S Tsfs Ht Il ARTICLES
Lately Received:
Irish Linen and Shsetngs; 9spow-case Linens;
Iss DoubIe damask fable 'u cIShs and Napkins;
Table Linens aud loweIinss; Blrdseye Diapers
Extra wide Russia Diaper;
Ma1srilles Quilts aud Counterpanes;
ain farnitarr Dimiiy and Chintz Dsaperv Nusns;
Welch Gauze Flannel and other F4nnels;
Blankets, Druggsts Baizss, sttii Linens;
English aud American Long Cloths
Cotton shirtiuss and shertings, best quality;
English Cotton Hosiery, mems and boys Socks
meres witn assortment of goods Their ine 10
BE- so the lowest prices, at wholesale and retail at NO
NB-on hand genuine Eau de Cologne. mh4 aaw2w
NHELF AND HEAVY HARDWAkE,-JOHN
- RUTHVEN. 81 John street, daily receiving fresh I'M.
ported GOODS at Ie[y low Peds gonsn , 4,
Merchants previous TO making their purchases among the
large may be found the following leading aces'
always on hand, VIZ:
Anyils Mous.hole and Wilkinson's.
Collins 4 Co genuine Axes.
SanAerson Brothers s. 90. genuine Cast Steel
Chaps-brght Trace Halter, Fifth aud Log.
bbo,son Corn Scythes and Files.
Wedding Hoes, JApaned Hall Brit and {. $
Brad-'s Patent Hoes.
Butchers Edge T eols.
Rowand's Mil Saws and Cross { ut.
Cut aud Wrought Nails.
shoveIs, and Spades, Ames. Rowapds aFd I. .
Hemp-Manlla and Cotton Rope, all SIZES
Locks, Plate. Knob. Pad American
Hinges. Hook, Plate. Butt Patent, &c
James Wood ScTsws, genuine
Wilson's aud Butcher kaIves, genuine
Saws-fiAnd, Panel Back, SC,
Vces-Brit aud Cotter Key superior.
Shos Thread and Twine.
Cotton, Wool aud Horse Cards
Guns, Sugle and Double Barrel.
Pistols, Rifles. Caps fllnts. &c.
Also large assortment of American Hardware, at manu-
iactareI's prices
ablr and Pocket Cutlery Jos Rodgers Sons and other
celebrated mak-ra Of which VIII BE- sold for cas or -
nroyr uatf to Southern aud Western Merchants buying
their Spripg Stocks, JpHN NulItf r''
nh7 3tayy NV afiT oil Jonn st.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15
The Connecticut Murder.
I lofFespond-acs OF The Tubuat.

-'I0DLsToNN, Ctna., slaEeh Is. ls4F
The taking Of testimony was continued 90
day as follows
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15
DUELISG.
This is not a political article.

This is not political article.
The daeis OF our public men form the engrossing
topic OF discussion in the Hartford Times, and, IN
deed, all the Van Buren, papers in Connecticut
All the disgusting details OF the hostile encounters
o certain eminent politicians, for the last thirty
years, are poraded in the newspapers TO operate on
The coming election.
his is wrong-very wrong III the IImes-tor II is
neither designed norcalcuaed 10 suppress the prac-
t!ce ofdueling. Nor can the editor succeed in max
Ing political capital for his party, BY denouncing
those Of the opposition who have been engaged III
duels.
We do not desire 10 be considered the advocates
OF the pemicious practice, nor the defender OF
those who have fought. Our object siuply to re-
huke the Inconsistency of those editorial pHriytS
who condemn the acts III their opponents. t0r
polit5cat egect, which nave been committed by their
friends.
1t is true that both Nlr. Clay and Mr. Wise have
bscn engaged in dues. Both have fought-the for
mer twice, and the latter only once. But neither of
them ever sierra fellow being. There is much COM
fort IN that
The Times newspaper was the ardent and unwa-
yering supporter of General Jackson, and is now
the jealous friend of Messrs. Benton, Dromgoole
&c. All OF those gentlemen no; only fought duels
but each OF tkem shot has man through tie heart
Each one OF them has slain fellow being, aud the
editor Of the Times has been, and is. the enthuSias-
TIC supporter Of them all And yet il is slrainng
every nerve TO get up deep prejudice against
Alessrs Clay, Wise, &c IN NewEugland for huy-
ing merely winged their men.'
A great many Of the public men of our country
have fought duels, and we will cheerfuly JON the
Times in a sweeping condemnation of them all But
protest against launching our denunciations, for
moral transgressions, only against those who are
opposed 10 us in politics.
I've will JOIN the Times in condemning Mr.. Clay,s
Bank, &c. we viii JOIN it IN condemning the prac
lice Of dueIiug; but will not JON II In the al
tempt to cast odium on our opponents. who have
only slightly wounded their antagonists on the
:. field Of honor" while we excuse our own friends
who have sent their victims, without moment for
repentance, into eternity.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

CCHOOL FURNITURE, Desks, Benches,
- Gobss Maps nkstapds and school uinitale IN s5s
raj ior sale Apply al g. layinston St HIaitz L
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15
LAW CARD
n BETHUNE, pUFFlELD. Attorney and Coun.

I bL HU No UUFF TET1E7. AIIOINty anu VOUH'
~ oeor a. Law, pettois, " !ehgsn.
Et.AID do. NJ II Newman, do; W lngvrSoll do; Gen.
tieor- X DAVIS. rrry Hon Samuel Hubbard Boston John
Wlsgand. Phiadsptia; Robert Stuart DrtIot De Garmo
Jones do r. T. HSstines, do! Charles Z. Tfomtudge, do.
.n6 2yy.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

DEFINED SUGARS-k. L. H A. STUART
n are selling ths qualities Of fheir saaln refined
Sugars III saau-s oGys packages and upwards, al ds low
cash prices as any other refinery.
The Sugars packed follows, without charge for
packages:
Loarr4 10 boxes o. 300 lbs.
Crushed in barrels Of 200 lbs.
Ground, ~ barrels Of go ba.
Apply al The Reiinery 2a5 Greenwich street. conrr o
Chambers Orders Of The city must Dc
oy remittance II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

REFINED SUGAR
UCED | N r. G f.
;NOOLSEY AND WOOLSE.Y from thls date
w offer thsil Standard" DOUBLE REFINED So
CARS at the following oT c1sh s pfifes W.; W.
Crashed III DO do pasehaaed hall ntpsr pound
Powdered III DO do additional
The above are packed as follows;
Loey-s Boxes Of $40 pounds
Crashed Bbs- Of 200 do No charge for packages
Apply The NewYorls Patent Sugar Refnsry corner OF
South and Montgomery SIS. or al ss Wall 81
B Orders out ef Tx city be accompanied by
r,ittaDr. mil I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

s4TANTED-Sv a respectable young married
w situation nuIsS a.sly !ron the
~ Enauirs 81 Blocker - mhN q.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

DARTNeR WANTED with Il cash capital of
from $4,000 St,eOc, safe business, capable Of
sisidIuc sery sr,It proht Apply
ANTHONY j, eLGECks.R & co,
2t No : BoadstYeei
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

u;,s Dqys Later . By Facketship slDpoys.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15
,I,O LOCO FOCO MATCH MAKEKS AND

J'O LOCOFOCO MATCH MAKERS AND
l. OTHERS.-Thr subscribers having purchased OF Mr..
tirrvrv Law his Patent Machine Manufacturing Round
Match srlints AID have the operation 'T'ih
Steam Power full supply val be kept hand in lengths 10
each ready for use traspordtiou Merchants Will per-
Matches saving thereby the insurance aud high rvght
Inability to damas, u, TAKE - the age rh sespnts
il prove fully equal any that have been manufactured by
hand and Can BE- furnished Il reduced price
For sale quantity ~ the office Of the AmuactoTy,
foot ot lith street, North River
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

! ~ ANTED-Ry u Woman OF 2n excellent char
~ scter situation rs Chsmbenl4id W,Sher and onsr
do general hoass work sms family The best city
oeregc-, Please apply 'Gt GrsaJ mhii 2,s
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

The balance sheet of the public income and
.,asnditurc for the year l643, has been published
ss s order of the House of Commons. i. 1t exhibits
=, n the past year an income of f52, So, ,0l7, and
y" .and;turc OF E5j l39 SIS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

: MAN WANTED 70 take cn0rge OF a large
.1numter OF Hens who thoroughly uudet>ands hs ens
Ir>> and the peoPt be pursued 10 make them lay
gUIsTy The 6s Of reference required Ss - cspsbIiy
r,adins Sc Address O. x X. w, PaIk Posi Ot!c- post
md 2It
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

Washing ton Irving, Esq.
Daniel Webster,
Cap: Alex Sll!-ll Mackenzie.
Hon. Guilan g. Verplanck.
Rev Georg- Dubois, }T,rrtown
Nathaniel 3 Holmes, ESQ
Zebedre Cook, ,jr. Esq.
Hm. Cullen BrydGt, Esq
Francis Hall, Esq.
George 7 Trimble. NeT ok Cit.
j. K. Van Renss-laef, NJ; D.
Rev Nathan Ban.s, Nj. d.
H4rpsr :, Brothers. fnafo on
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

THE PUBLISHING AND IMPORTING OF
i BOOKS.-PARK BENJAMIN and WILLIAM YOUNG
have this day formed Copaitnershr Tor ths pnblshns and
imp orrg Bookste haN withdrawn from the
New Wofd' establishment , ne business will be carried
on under the sty !e of BENJAMIN x YOUNG,
% JohG-street, Newly ofk.
mhll lN.o,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

" ANTED--A place b. good Protestant cook
sudlsaudstss, "ih good eity reegvaceS. Aprv
lrtlr,- >E rre tnht
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

70 MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS s anC
y oLtShshs.-A prsctical BOok-Se who has hs
NlSfecs IN tness several Departments Of oBsl
80 9! 02aots al sSl~ entry bean. expert Account
' tGH dheiS'Aiss Se i~cEaI ard adapted =
Co. Offers ms services 10 tesse BIZ house 10 which ca
1y UntuRS ndusts and Gtsgtity would ~ recGvatnsc
.cIcu. Rsirfsact TS~ctshl- stl,AsroFy ana nm
poer':e. Address D. w. % FlnGsisTevt, by Despatch
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

ID e. ,.at'h,,bsto sausfe corner of 3ibu So brown
Saa 90 have tie presu:e Offer NJ" ,tgie 81 aaLs,
-; " t.y.r :. nica closely Tss-inble th0ee formerly
i III d doll. g. lo~ fErd prlcs ri Three Dol
@ iDS Il" The Propetors p-sertins t< H@t % thr public
lao T -. hsyr uesfiy reached the ulnAam OF hSaaty,
enaK 5 restueas durability ana coinie @L re weareT
sa,o. i7s Chatham Squars corner of Mott al.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-12
THE DEMOCRATIC MEETING AT GREEN
LEAFS POINT.

The hickory pole was dedicated on the evening of
the 9th instant and there was large attendance of
the Democrats Of our city, among whom were Col
c. X Gsrdner, chairman, who ably opened the
meeting when he heartily cheered by the as
sembly. Also, few rounds from the small cannon
that belongs to the Democratic Association of orr
city, called "the CON killer Rockets were also
sent up, which had tremendous fight, and looked
beautiful.
MIR. Charles ] Wallach addressed the meeting in
very able manner, and was heartily cheered as
usual. In the Of the speaker was a portrait Of
Mr.. Polk eleventh President Of the United Stats
and Of MIR Dallas, the Peoples choice for Vice Pre-
sdent, &c.
When Mr. Wallack left the stand Mr.. Hoban
came on amidst hearty cheers from all parts who
emit rtained the meeting some time IN setting forth
the barking Of wings about "tarf tariff :! tariff ~
but secretly swimming for bauk yes a bank and
so on, producing many illustrations, such az the me
chanic, farmer, &C., showing forth how the wings
treated them, by promising too dollars day and roast
betfl &c, for protection for protecion And what
was ~ Why, they could buy anything they wanted
by paying much higher price for it while the far
got less for his produce, and the latter less for
his labor. Wing that stood by, said THAT is too
true " Three cheers went round when Mr. Hol an
concluded address to the citizens of Washington.
showing forth the great ference between Mr. Polk
bnu VT. Oid1 NC ioTnef was uoroughgOlng.
upright, honest politician, and did and would use his
best huence to promote the interests Of the people
while the latter you could find nowhere-ooing one
day and undoing the next
MIR }. w Jones closed the meeting by short but
able address To his fellow-cilzens of the Point and
gave oiice Of another meeting on Monday evening,
September 23d, lo4i with invitation to all demo
ats
BY the by, word for the ladies', who quite largely
honorod the meeting with their presence, and whom
Mr.. lioban highly complinented in the beginning of
his address, All went of well-in fine humorous
style The ladies enjoyed themselves much, and ap
preeiated the compliment Of MIR Hoban, when the
meeting adjourned amid shouts and cheers for Polk
and Dallas The little "coon-killer" poured forth
his thunder every now and then
GREENLrAr's PoMr,
Washington City, Sept 10, I54i
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-12
FIRST RETURNS FROM NAME,

We lave q few returns from this State, which in
dca,e very plainly that the State Is safe for Polk
and that his election is beyond every contingenc,
but death.
The Republican gain in Portland, as given in The
Boston ines is over 400 votes since the Guberna
iorial election 10 1910, when the Wings carried the
State
Cumberlandi counly, according TO the Times, has
given Republican ma Iry of about 1000, over
Wings and Abolilionisls combined. This count,
gave Harrison majority Of about 4oO over ian
Buren, IN lS40. This shows which way the Texas
current is running .....
The Times says
"There is no doubt that Anderson is elected Gov
ernor by three or four thousand majority over all
others; and seven or eight thousand over Robinson
the Wing candidate.
"Tbe Democratc gain in Cumberland will we
think, exceed 1900 over the corresponding election
in 1870"
We take the following cheering account from the
Boston Courier, Webster paper, DESTROYS of Mr..
Clays defeat, but accurate in its account:
Below ore all the returns we have received from
Maine They are not so favorable as we hoped -
Cumberland District has elected Dunlop, Democrat
TO Congress, by majority Of about 700. In York
District there Is no choice.
We had q report ia Portland last night that there
had been great gains for the Wings in keDnebec and
Lincoln counties-it is 50 to be hoped
We hear from one town IN Lincoln, 1homaston,
which gives the Democrats 300 hundred majority.
Votes for Gov rnor-- cumberland County
ttI. lS43 lB4l
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-12
PORTRAIT OF GOVERNOR POLK.

We have been presented, by the az Mt who is now
canvassng the City, with full length photographic
likeness of the Hon JAMES X POLK, painted a
few weeks since by w. B. Cooper, Esq, Of Nashville
Tennessee, and Autographed by A. Hofy, Esq, of
Philadelphia. Size, Ia inches by IL inches. The
price is but one dollar copy General Jackson
Pronounces it fine likeness, delineatng with great
exactness the features OF that excellent and distn
guished man as he now is )" John $. Young the Sc.
cretary Of State Of Tennessee, says that it is "ex
ceedngIy correct, and the work of a superior artist
and Judge Catron, h. Armstrong, the Postmaster al
Nashville, and gentlemen in this City and elsewhere
express similar opinions
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-12

NJ The Republicans Of Maryland we're never SO
thoroughly aroused as they al this tine They
are determined to carry the State for Polk and Dial
lass, end hey ~iu do IL. The rejection Of the Zo
Verein Convention, and the Treaty Of Annexation
did the business. Mr.. Clay is gone coon, and
his chaste and gtnilena'iy friend Reverdy Johnson
The zeal and enthusiasm now anmatint the Re
pub lean party throughout the country, oiH last IN n,
election. The Clay Wing mummery is already dy-
ing out Nth sheer exhaustion and cannot be repiued
Polk and. Dallas will receive an old fashioned
Jackson VOTE and achieve an old fsshioned Jackson
victory
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-12

4 PLEASANT BEnrfILow-l was awakened last
night by violent storm OF thunder and lightning.
and wind and rain. Hard dreaming as | was had
sense enough eft to feel something moving in the
bed, aud by the light from 4 ,sh OF lightning to nv
unspeakable horror | saw crawling over the mattress
cobra dc capedo, (the most yenomous Of serpents
Tie reared his head when be came t. % y body and
slow crawled on to my legs; and as there was no.
thing over but thin cotton sheet could distinct.
" feel The cold clammy body Of the venomous rep.
tile through the sheet
The heat Of my body seemed agreeable TO the
monster, as he cooled himself up there. / lsy dead
still. knew my life dep nded upon my remaining
motionless for, had moved a leg or an arm he
would have instantly bitten me, after VIII cb could
not have hved many minutes. A cold sweat ran an
stream down my bick was in an agony of ter
ror Home and friends, and all that was dear 10
me, rushed 10 the memory my whole life passed in
review before me. saw no way of escape and |
considered my doom sealed every fash of lightning
showed the my bed fellow in ell his loathsomepess
Well there the reptile lay but how long heaven
knows; TO me the time appeared intermnabley--
when had lain in one position about three hours
my legs became and stiff from ha wing been ken
so long motonless and, AT this time gave an in
voluntary shudder, which attracted the notice of the
reptile. He raised his head about foot high tbrn.t
out his, forked tongue, and looked around him az II
or some living object TO prey upon. now ,bougb M
u was all over with me. prayed mentally (for
dared not move my lips for fear OF attracting notice
Tor the forgiveness of my sins, when Heaven he
PRAISED the fepule unioldod his coils, and crawled
slowly away from III nay limbs on 10 the bed down
by the bedpos to the floor, and then left me II h..
been SAID that poverty makes man acquainted viii
strange bed.iellows, u might be sdde so does wan
der'ng m fore'gn olimes.-.8 Journal # a Wan-
derr.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-12
THE FRENCH AT THE GAMBLER ISLANDS

The following letter (says GalignanD from the
Gambler islands, OF February %, giving an accouu,
Of the taking possession Of the group by Franc,
though not Of late date as we have received bon.
tellgence from Oceana, will he read with interest
OCCUPIED IN the p arl fishery in the waters Of the
Gambler islands, or Manga Rva we were visited D,
the irgate La Clare, which, on her way to Tahiti
came TO establish the protectorue of France over
those islands, the soil Of which offers but f.w &C..
sources, bu OF which tn shores afford several good
ia bos. Our missionaries, during their long estaJ-
shment 10 these parts, have converted the ISLANDER.
TO me Catholic faith, and ths chiefs have demanded
the prot con Of France, which has been granted by
Admiral Dupett lhouars accordingly who gave ~.
structions To the Chare on the subject
r." AT dawn, on February II, / frigate was dress
ed IN all her f'gs, and sent on shore company +
infantry and two companies of artillery, wnchrcsch-
ed the land at eight o'clock with their color. 0yry
and band playing The officers Of the frigatr land
!, and were received by the missionaries with
guard OF honor. The whole forming a pro cs.ion.
moved to the church, where mass WIS pe formed
IN the mean hme'the slanders amounting 10 3 one.
were ooth astonished and delighted with the sounds
OF the music and tie variety 81 the uniforms Of ihr
soldiers We, on our parts, were ,qually surprised
a. hearing them sing chorus the Domino salrum ar
Regen and other chats
hiier mass, a ri.colored nsg after receiving
benedictton, was hoised on a mast raised by the
carpenters OF the ship, and saluted with acca.
nations OF Five L. Roi des Francois y, fir m the ma.
ives, as well as the F.ench who were present glc
Charlie fired the usual salute, and the day was con.
oluded with the joyous banquet given by Captain
Penaud, Of the frgate TO the missionaries and i'
own officers II am asked what is said here of ous
establishments IN these parts answer that tho.c &.
The sou'hernmost OF he Marquesss appear 10 give
general satisfaction but this Is not the case a,
Houka Hiva, where our poor soldiers have suffered
greatly
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-12

DE.TB IN THE ARMr.-The Nalchitoches La !
Chronicle, OF the 9th ult notices the burial Of Ma
Mublenburg, Of the U. S. Army who died at Grand
Ecore. His remains were csc r,ed into Natchto-
cbes on The 23d by the Fourth Regiment Of Infantry
making solemn as well as imposing view. II i.
said that the deceased acted with great CALAMITY du-
ring the last war IN the defence Of Plattsburg, and
was brevetted he served afterwards with distinc
ton under General Jackson, in Florida The de
ceased vas brother Of Mr.. Muhlenburg, the late
Democratic candidate for Governor of Pennsy vania
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-12
DEDICATION OF THE III KoRY POLE AT
GEORGEIOWN

~ There VIII be meeting Of the Democra y
in Georgetown on Monday evening next. al o'clock.
in front of the Hickory Pole on High street. The
Democrats of Washington city, Alexandra, and the
adjacent counties Of Maryland and virginia are
respectfully invited TO attend. Addresses appropri.
ate to the occasion and explanatory Of the prncl.
piles OF the Democratic party will lie delivered.
A committee Of vigilance has been appointed for
the express purpose of preserving order Interrupt
ton must be suppressed If any should occur, and the
commit &c are firmly resolved to discharge their duty
Music will be in attendance
M. WILLETT,
President Georgetown Dem. Assn.
T. WmsoS Secretary.
Sept IL, 1874
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-12

REMARKABLE REPEATING WATcH.-In tie Acade-
my OF Sciences at ST. Petersburg, IN Russia is re-
peating watch about the ,ize Of an egg. Within is
presented the Redeemeis tomb with the stone at the
entrance, and the sentinels and, while spectator is
adm'rng this curious piece Of mechanism the stone
IS suddenly removed, the sentines drop down. the an
gels appear the women enter the sepuIchre and the
same chant is heard which IS performed in the Greek
church on Easter eve.