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MARINE JOURNAL.
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Arrived.
hamburg ship Stephan. Houtt. 40 ds from Hamburg with
baIore Consa Janver a ds I'm Legborn with mdze TO or.
Si ship Aiabamsn Hitchcock. i'm Trieste arrived days
pSvoes 70 he sailing Other vcs,eh before reported
baIous Hiram W. Tyler, Tyler s2 DIS from Rio de Japero
S MIN soise &c to Phpp Co Sailed in company with
pig Geoee Gardner OF Baltimore for Cowes and market
shtn ReSz ClsIs sailed h or New York Rarous GIobs
~ 9Th brig Napoleon TOR Baltimore I'm sept,
cruise, Officers and crew nll well ~ ot'' =
hsI9se Msstn Brett. Avery. ds FIN MALAGA with fui,
Sua Mne 70 Harmony Nepbews L Co Lsft shin Minerva
Snmmisg Tor Boston day b,oue Gszee Alsn do do
ported. - -Ns'pNia' Ao' o'iieis oe'oie 10
bsiaue Ehsa Talbot, Of FIeepor from Cronstadt 2lh
IDoie Sep, sth with and sheet non To mas
Ubes. '' VI Dosa' teaoy 70 ssl ioI Ss.
,va Bn: ApoLeton New Bradford d I'm Wadbo,c with
imp a "a Pnss, Barsess ds I'm ocIacoks with ma
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Gentlemen's General Furnishing Store,

NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Gentlemen's General Furnishing Store,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
No. &c Muidcn Lare New York. Corner of Liberty seet)
JOHN P. WAKEMAN & co.
Is prepared TO sell the following Articles tamong o,hen
prices suited to the times. viz
SHIRTS.-Gentemen's Fine Shirts of all qualities
COLLARS-saua.e Roun4. and Byron Collars, all Linen
BosoMS.-RuIlcd. Stitched and Plain wide and
UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERs-sik. Marine. An
COLA. snIony. Shaker Knit. Lambs WOOL Cotton.
&C. OF oil qualities.
STOCKS-Satin Silk Mohar, Bombazne and fancy color
ed of nil qualities and ntest fashions.
SCARFS AND CRAVi fS.-Back and fancy coored Ss-
lin, SILK and Mohair. figured and plain. Black. Ital-
HOSIERY-Sk, Angola. McIino. Wooden and Cotton Hose
and Half Hose.
GLOVES-Kid. Beaver Buck,kn, Merino, Silk. Cotton.
sUspENb Efas and Morocco Elastic ends Silk
GENTLEMEN'S DRESslNG-G GOWNS Of all kinds.
HEAVY KNIT WOODEN,
ANGOLA AND MERINO
UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
Manufactured by Esberts Bailey. at Cohoes Falls N Y.
For Sale by
J.P. WAKEMAN & co.
56 MaIden-Lane, NeNv-York,
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE MANUFACTURERS.
O. These Goods are warranted not To shrink By washing
and acknowledged by dealers 10 be cheaper than other
Goods of the kind in the market aus 3ms
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS .
Mems, Boys, and Children's Clothing.
G Z D 4 G Z II. G r + z n
No. no Chafham-st..

No. no Chatham-st.,
WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY On ,,.,,I HAND FULL
MEMS. BOYS. aJV.D CHILDRE.v'S CLOTHLv0.
Of all descriptions made ~ the MOST y.sHosABLx STYLE.
in As he has nnde nnsene MS To receive
CLOTHS C.4SS[.NERES VESJ mos. &c.
every packet and hus secured the of experienced
Cutters he pledges himself 10 perfect satisfaction all
who may pufchae.
and ptA strict Dnnetual,ty. JED isu
nVER-COATS AND CLOAKS-Genemen in Immediate
~ Of cheap and fashionable Over Garment. viii find
large assortment New York Cash Tailoring EstAbiIh
men, and Genemens general furnishing Store Isl Broadway.
fs.s0 .tf C. j. BOOTH & co.
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WING MEETINGS.

10 Fourth Congressional Dissrict.-The
Wings Of the Fourth District composed oil the
Sixth Seventh Tenth and Thirteenth WARDS are requested to
mee, n, National Hail on "Wednesday tie lshnst at, O'Clock
TO hear the Report of the Convention appointed 10
mate candidate for Congress.
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CT Writtng.-Ladies who wish to write an elegant
hand for 81 must secure their tickets hi, month"; the list
Of November MI DO terms will be So for Il and IS
for a Lessons His ST. Luke's building, of
Hudson ard Grove reet. Open from to 0a r NJ and from
Ito q at night, lt%
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CLAW AND PROJECTION.

CLAY AND PROTECTION.
~ American Eagle ClubcNeveI tire but once 1,
meet on Monday Evening" Oct l4th ut o'clock. ut Sher.
woods Of Grand and Crosby I" JOIN IN procession
By order. STEPHEN :. DUBOIS. PRESIDENT
WI WILLIAM Liam p Pool o0!:s }vice Presi,
PETER VAN fELT, Sscrs,,r;e, .
w. BaU5H, SN~'NN1''S-' Ola
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81 LVNNU5 GEUNEf, Cnclrrnan.
J.xxs vlS NogDEE. Secretary. oil DC

ry- Union.sts' Association.-AR ecuar Meeting
o I'M, AFeociaon will be held National Hall on TUES
DAY EVENING. October Is al ~ O'Clock precisely. Bush
mess of importance will be discussed Let every be
nc,,, By order OF
SlLAS CHICkERING. President.
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Below.
l brig. wind Sc.
aRflAd.

SR1leds
h,sS an,p on'ted s.s.es Liverpool! BnSs France To-
ooo lnomea D. beuton tchr UntaIio GARAGES. and o,he
Spoken, &c.
Oct 10Th BY Pilot Boat VIM G. Haek,,,fr 1so nil. r
Sandy Hook. brig Mayfower OF New Haven h ss Gag OF
muda, 10 hours out. with The wind SW o'uAe !" Der
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THRILLING NOtEL Of REAL LIZ C'
PUBLISHED,
r II E Q U e CIT Y:
Or. THE MONKS OF MONK HALL.
Part One.
Romance Philadelphia Life. Mystery end Crime: IN the
yea. lS-. Founded on Facts Cleaned from the MSS OF
IN aged Member the Bar.
II twenty since member OF tho Bar INST
began mike notes of his experience OF the e Mystery and
Crlme of the Quab city, These memoranda rauGht with
the 10 o terrific interest nj the eath OF The agednnd fpeca
bic lnwyer. were beQueathed to friend, who has occupied
nearly years working them up into Romance OF the
Secret Life Of PHILADELPHIA of original character.
Commenced long before the Mysteries OF Paris appeared.
the Romance respects bears the relation To Phn
depha that the " Mysteries" do 10 PARIS.
Single copies 49, cents. Agents and the Trade :upp'ad at
So per 100. Published BY BURGESS. STRlNGER q co.
ol2 His 81 broadway, corner OF Ann-s
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NEW WING SONGS,
A q J. + E B O 0 X
FOR CLAY Gibbs.
CONTAINING
p \ 7 Z OTTO SONGS.
ARRANGED FOR THREE VOICES.
PROFESSOR 'OF MUSIC.

20 did you hea; of Dung Hary - Air. Ks,e Rear.
Hs; f. ESse s5s TAs Rom IS Row
Hurahl for own Harry Clay" Ar" Bonnets q Blue
The Nil Boy OF the sashe, on Ar. Green grow tho
Hairy Clay of Old Kentucky, Air Roy's Wife"
Our fEsn.hnysen, Clay. and Pitcher" A My Friend
A ?oa sD. Whss" Air The crasSysnne"
Out. out Wings and True Democrats. All, "hnhe Blue
There ss W E1f Boy lived by the R A'' The Frog IN
:. Come Voters; come" Music by Amber; ,,,,.
:. II: Ray of safety o. ar pI Bay Of B'cay Oh
"Tyler,s Lament" Air. Over There"
Oh 3teods ''''' J. WINCHESTER. 30 Ann st.
NEW AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS.
All elegantly printed and neatly bound.
INCIDENTS OF Social LIFE amid the Enropean Alps. Isns
lated from the German OF j. Heinrich Z. Shokke By Pref
Louis Stark limo. cloth, 81.
CHURCH OF MEssApoTAMI., with Statements and Refsc,
the present state Of Christianity Turkey and the
Hora,a Southsnte. A. NJ. vol. limo. CLOTH 81.
TIE AIosTLy's DocrRISE AND FELLOW nirItiye ser,
m North Gt9e s R Se sms I nj D. l. L. D. Bishop
LITERARY. BloaRAPHcAL AND PHLosorHcA Is SAYS
contributed the Ececlc Review By John Foster vol.
limo of lsO pages. with complete Index ST.
rmentnl and Practical originally delivered Lectures. BY
John Foster vol ismo cloth 20 S cents uooxvn .,b
Life b. Walton and IntToducton and Notes by Key John
Keble vols Oxford edition n y9, syo with Index oil
40 Broadway.
D A. will will publish in few days.
Capt Manyal vols. ismo; with = Sasterman Ready.
ola Bus
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ROBERT D. HOLMES. secietary OLAF
~ The yuhip RIsck and White Smiths

ofthe CITY and County cf New York requested meet
the Howard House ~ O'Clock make the
necessary arrangements join the procession Of Trades with
the Knckerbocker Club Wednesday 4 full and
punctnnl attendance is requested By order otha Committee
of Arrnnseme EDWARD DUNALL.
old Chnlrmrn
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LADIES,
Your attention is called The extensive Stock of new
and Ri-h Fall Goods jus; opened.
l:O pieces Rich Silks, from 4 to los per I'd
90 Very Rich Cashmeres. from Is TO 5, per I'd.
$50 =" Newest patterns NJ. De LANES and Reps. from
ls6d to IS per I'D
500 Z" Alapacca Lnstres from g 20 s. per I'd.
l5O French he,nos from 6s 10 los per I'D.
so Cashmere Sha,sl,. designs. from S. TO siOO
100 printed Thbet Wool. from So to IS
1000 Silk Satin. alerno WOODEN Thibe' Wool Broche
Worsed Danask Plaid Shawls with other styles sulta
DIE for the
Alo very Stock of Blankets and Fnnnes with every
style of goods wanting for thu fall and winter wear
Zone price asked and no deviation.
oil is BARKER 1OWLE. II Cotnarlne-st.
r OoK AT TBIS-GOOD SATINET at q Cd I'd: lot hes,
IL elk velvet II Is Sd yd o, good orecoats ut only s3
o good velvet vests IS 3D. lot fine double width alpaca
ustre az q Sd yd lot gimp cents 3D. lot hair pins at Is o
fine lace caps cents: lot fine nnne Mt Is Sd I'D: lot fine
nerins NJ & cd yd black thread at 3s sd pound. LOT
painted shades Cd lot ne shifting muslin at only cents
I'd. For sale at HAWKINS store, f'3 GTeenwichs'
oil
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S w CRONK, Advertising
o3 It'd JABEZ TURNER. Committee.
TH3s; s. SHaEPARD, r.,,r.,,. O.
ola 81 JAMES B. JOuNSON,S

E- Grand Division Sons OF Temperance,
s. of n. Y.-SECOND ANNIVERSARIES officers
and members the Grand Division hereby notified
their Hail. 263 Grand street. Monday 18th ut o.
clock full egala, TO celebrating the I'd Anniversary
vi Order IL hoped that representative viii be
present. BY order.
ol2 2tiss LUKE UASSERT, G.. s.
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10 Hats-Fan Fashion.-Now ready. n complete
assortment of the Fall Fashion HATS which in quality we
will warrant equal TO at our old sta nds5d
prices. viz Fine Mole Silk Hats. s21s Extra co IS
Imitation Beaver. SO Extra Fine. s435.
WATSON 8, co. Isl Chatham SQUIRE.
opposite James-str
N. B. Caps of every description hand and made 70
der. 30 lhSSMu
De- Autumn Hats.-The subscriber announces to
his and Others his readiness TO supply the Fall Pat
tern Of Gentemen's Hats.
I'd quality, " " " "............... Is
au3l iStf SPENCER, 81 Chambers street.
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Passengers Arrived,
In nt Hdnbarg ship StfphSn,-Mrs Slbelsteln ard lis
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~ Wings of the Third Ward come up to the
work The Wings requested to meet ut the North River
Coffee House Monday evening. nj o'clock md every fol
lowing night during the week for the purpose Of completing
organization. Punctuai attendance is requested.
JAMES Z. WOOD,
ola Chairman oc he Ward Comniitnn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-14

ea2. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
$ ERTY-A snail Farm Of nearly 80 acres of land lying
eompae,y the western part of the town of New ca
naan to North Stanford miles from either Stamford Nor.
walk Steamboat Landing With New York New Canaan
and Norwak there is daily communication The said Farm
il oft the homestead OF the late Nathan Chcbesteon
the premises very good House, Barn and ouhoues good
toned in meadow plough pasture and woodland excel
lent apple orchard Of choice sfred fruit and other fruit
and never failing well of excellent water. within few fee.
OF the houie. Apply 10
OLE lw MOI Broad a. near Wall 81.
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OF Sons of Temperance, n. Y. Division,
No j. will NEE; at their Hail. SIS Broadway. on Monday.
the l4h nj O'Clock NJ for the purpose oil taking part
the second Annual Celebration.
JOHN S. BARNDOLEAR, r. S.
Moan C. MoLToS fMarShaS uI3a-
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no. Second Anniversary or the Sons of
Temnerancn-.ashland DiriSioR. No. II. s. Of T

No. Second Anniversary OF the Sons of
Temperancc-.9shiand DipisiOn, No. II, S. Of T.
Grafton by the Hon. GEORGE :. CATLIs o Wlnchnm. CT.
Banne. Presentation behalf Of the Ashland Institution No.
>. Sisters Of lem3erance by Whitney of this city, Mt
the Tabernacle the evening 0 October ID ut az O'clock
Music. Singing &c Arrangements have been made 10 render
OF the Grandet occasions oi the season. Number o
tickets positively limited.
Tickets Is cents 10 be hnd Ut Conk's 28 Beecker-s Du
-aaberrys ~ 9h.avenue W Jate, l35 Shav Fishers
I42 Sihuvenue Monsoon 9Th and l9tstteet: Tayic
I45 Na.auseet; nsset 3 avenue ID; May, 567 Broad
WY: w Oliver. corner Ann und Nassau streets lIgan O
fee tver 81 Forsyth Gry 430 GRIND
sree Huvler lie eec ser II Eagins Clinton street.
agd Hall, Post Office. BROOKLYN.
% It'd JABEZ TURNER. 5 Committee.
E7- Celebration OF the Second Anmiver-
SAkY OF THE ORDER OF THE ) ms OF TEMPER
ASE-The Second Anniversary of the order OF The Sons of
Temperance will be celebrated Monday the lih day Of De-
t0sr Procession. cogsisting of the Grad Division
and Subordinate Divisions OF the State OF New Jersey and
Divisions from Connecticut, together with the Officers OF The
National DIVISION will move through the principal streets OF
the City, order that the public have demonstration
that the Cause OF Temperance progressing and that gu: Or
der is lourishng condition.
The line will form Hudson street, right Canal.
20 precisely at o'clock-countemarch down Hud
Chambers. down Chambers to Greenwich. through
Greenwich Futon Fulton 10 Nassau, through Nassau
10 Chatham through Chatham 10 East Broadway through
East Broadway TO Grand down Grand TO the Rowery the
Bowery Union Square, round the Park 18th street. down
li,h 9Th Avenue down 9Th Avenue Hudson. down
Hudson Canal through Canal TO broadway down Dad
way the PARK where Tie Procession will form round the
Fountain and be dismissed.
expected tina, every Son Of Temperance will unite
hs Procession there be doubt that the result will be
for the advantage Of the Order.
THDS =, SHEPARD, }
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DRY GOODS.

THE FLaYNEL HOUSE,. O. TAYLOR & co;
Jobbers 20 Cedar 7. offer greater assortment Of
Fappe snd AT lower than can be found IN the market
y making large purchase, they suy shade less and from
selling large amount they atrted with smaller profits
Close buyers viii ind decidedly for Their Gtvntaget to come
and see for Themselves. !,
Also very large stock OF ,nes from the S:ot approved
mill. Beacaed Long Cloth Muslin. OF ths best brands &C
Ali OF which ron CASH prices that VIII convince buyers
Tint rnonkp bf:ar promise to paT Don't forget Inc
Flannel House. % Cedar i. Ola
CaSHWERR ne COSs. CASHMERE REPP AND
u MOUSELINE DE LAlNE-sUfTON L co. invite
all at6, about purchaie the above articles OF wear to
cal and examine their splendid assortment of entirely new
styles some o; which Jus; opened and are equal IN sys
and quality to anY thing il the City, Ladies are INFORM
ed hat our present. sleek the above Goods much 'upeof
10 any auor.ment eve. offered in this part Of the City
y. B-Just opened one case Mourning.
rspe De LANES worth 81 3D. be sold at Is cd the yard
OF is3m' SUTTON q W. lI SpIns W.
NEW AND ELEGANT RIBBoNS-Jg,, opened III.
largest ao .ment of style Bonnet Ribbons ever OF
feed in this parto the City Several styles Just received from
auction and selling below the importing cos; at
OF ls3m' SUTTON & W. = l." spring 81.
N.B-Milners may purchase Of Us rrch lower than of
the iobbers.
y 5FRINOS. ROMBAZINES. ALPiCCAS. &c-A very
WI large ana beautiful assortment oil the above named eit
e lust ece from and selling al prices that cannot
fail 10 suit CG soon II SUTTON & cos liz Spnuc 81
NJ I'm.
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FIVE PER CENT. STORE.
To Caab Merchants.

T. L T. y T. " 1 f.. " II Il
To Cash Merchants.
The attention of Cash Buyers respectfully called TO our
new and advantageous system of selling
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
ut advance ofonly
FIFE PER CENT. FROM ACTUAL COST.
By this means the Cash Merchant will the purchase
OF Goods from fifteen cent and have the advantage
of selecting from large and desirable stock
.L1RSH.9LL'S LINEN TRRE.7D
always on hund. at greatly reduced prices.
Dc Country Merchants visiting New York, will find 1t
HUTCHlNGS. CASWELL & SMITH,
No. Is Cedar street.
o3lmis doors from Pearl street. New-York
DRY GOODS
AT FIVE PER CENT.
JHTM A. BEECHER, 90 BEAVER linear Wilnml street,
w New York, daily receiving from auction all sorts OF
DRY Goods which he will sell from the bills al five cent for
cash The actual marked in FIGURES on each articles:
stock. select for himself, and ask no questions
NJ a o Goods suitable for Mlners. Merchant Iallors.
Heifey, Shoe and Stock Manufacturers. s25 lms
nRINTED CALICOES-PRICES REDUCED!--LEE *
BREWSTER offer for sale ct their Warehouse for PRINT
ed Cnicoes exclusively, No. a Cedar street, large
sortuent OF Prints embracing several thousand different pat
terms and colopg American French. Turkey Red &c &c
in every variety ys many OF which they enabled to
offe, at prices from
'''-' 1 no CENTS LOWER
than the prices Of July.
Catalogues of Prices. corrected with variation of the
Market. placed in the hands ofhuyers :3l lsti
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IL STORE AND DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE.
f:.A "A large commoofous Store. convenient Dwelling
lls5 House. and a few building lotz. for sale al
PRICE, considering value and adaptation to business ocs
ted Ia the of remarkably fonrxhrs village the
Hudson river. he which large business il
now DONE principally for Cash. and still the increase
bu; OF Ill health the wishes to dispose of IT,
for the and has rst class of custom
The dwelling HOUSES &c: are also prime ORDER
the concern believed po6es advantages which the bu
sness rarely eSualed Tile lndlsnqtabe APPTto
MessYy. HUTCHINGS. CASWELL & SMITH.
% Owls. 10 Cedar street. New-York
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IL BOARDlNG.-alIs. GOSS, having opened the nov,
ind commodious house. S Vesey ths Asor House
grafers choice OF desirable transient or permanent
BOarder. Croton Shower and cold Baths free The
lccsuoR central yet quiet and shady Terms moderate
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OLE &c

10 Ninth Ward.-The Democratic Clay Club will
assemble nj Head Quarters Kentucky Hall. No 80 Perryst
Tuesday Evening the 18th inst at hapast O'clock the
object being 10 make the for the next
Mass Meeting TO be held at National Hail. Canas on Thurs
day Evening the 18th.
The Club having charge Of this meeting DESTROYS that
every member EhOud be present. order TO make demon
sia3n worthy Of the great csu,e we are engaged in Turn
out wings and relax efforts. until have boied
from our National ecucheon the dark spot Of Loco Focosm
which now ovefshadows IL BY order.
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Nc Croton Division, No. I6, s. of T.-The
members Of this Division directed Hsll
OF Avenue & and Third street, THIS DAY, October
H. las O'Clock in full recua TO Join in celebrating the ID
anniversary ofou Order. The Division will leave the Ill
precisely O'Clock Join the body OF the Procession
in Huason-s street. STEPHEN BEENY. w. p.
WIZ. w. WYckoFF R. S. ltt
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e. 5. FISK. Auctonecr.
1pY G. s. FISK. store No. - Crnas street, tNnoral Hail.
ID AT Private Sale. Hair and Moss Mattresses. at auction
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-02-09
THREATENED DISCLOSURES.

JAMES WHITE, ESQ. Of Lafayette, one Of the
defeated candidates for President Of The State
Bank, has published article 10 the Indiana Ea.
gle, which concludes as follows:
al believe il was generally admitted up 10
within three o, four days Of the election, that
was the choice Of a majority Of my party but
through the Influence Of Governor Whiicomb a
sudden change took place At which time. i, was
too late TO undertake to eounieract the effect
Of plan which had already done its work From
the fac, that | was treated with dis,espec, BY
the Governor, on more than one occasion, was
aware of his preferences, and though was "a /.
isfcd that bis neglec, Of me was intended 10
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-02-09

Some further conversation occurred, the par,icu.
lars OF which do not we'll remember nor
are they believed 10 be material. tie repeated
~, however, pronounced my representations as
being false, and tainted me by remarkine that l
could poke, what he had said. II is proper here
20 remark, that / was restrained from resen,ing
Mr. Weiler's Insulting expressions, by the cir
cumstances in which l was placed. We were
holding cow ton in the Hall Of the House
Of Representatives., where | was allowed 10 oc-
cuPy seat, by the courtesy Of the Speaker
Tho person TO whom I was speaking a mem
Der Of the House, surrounded by hls friends, two
Of whom land both about six feet high) were q,
his elbow, Wills, ! was without a weapon Of any
kind and entirely unknown TO all around mo
Under those circumstances il was. that did not
any where else. ! was unwilling TO do any
thing that would look like indignity to The
House, by whose courtesy ] was enjoy ing the
privilege Of being upon the floor Of the Hall.
knew also that an opportunity would DO afforded
me, Of placing myself right in regard 10 Mr.
redress Of my grievances, which are found a
mong gentlemen, were open TO ne.
Mr.. Weller, however, proceeded from one
charge Of faisehood to another, until was in :
duced to reply 10 him that any statement TO tho
effect, that had uttered or published falsehood
was itself false. lie then tainted me again by
enduring whether that was the manner IN which
intended 10 get out Of the difficulty. He fol-
lowed up such expressions. until he imputed to
mo "lie." then pronounced him a liar, where
upon he rushed at the, and my position being We
ry unfavorable to receiving his assault. he sue.
ceeded in striking me several times. seufils
ensued, in which our relative positions greatly
aided him and which ended in my being thrown
upon the floor. l then succeeded in ex'rica,ing
myself from his grasp, and when | rose 10 my
feet he desisted from the attack.
IL was very evident the attack was premed-
itased ono. and that no was backed by friends
who were present by arrangement. Tho affair
was witnessed by no, less than twenty persons.
not ono Of whom, believe, was friendly to me,
whereas some Of them, and those very athletic
men, were encouraging my antagonist in the as
sault. At one time appealed to the crowd TO
know whether there was not some among
them, who would aid me agains, such odds, and /
believe some one did advance for that purpose,
but the sturdy Congregational DULLES, who Allotted
Mr.. Weller, peremp,orily forbid any interference
at the personal risk Of the individual who should
attemptii.
The foregoing is a true narrative, rs far MS my
recollection extends, Of the material facts in the
case.
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FOR PRES DE ut,
III r N RY Gil A Y.
State Electors.
HENRY S. LANE.
JOS. G. MARSHALL.

Dist ELECTORS
l, J. 4. BRACkENRlpGE of IVGrrick,
2, JAMES COLLINS Of Floyd.
3, JAS. A MArsoN Of Franklin.
4, SAMUEL ". PARKER Of Fayette.
5, HuGH O'NEAL Of Marion.
6. GEO G. Dunn Of Laurence.
7. RICHARD w. THOMPSON Of Tgo.
8, ALBERT l.. HOLMES of Carroll,
Q. Horace p. BIDDLE of Cas-.
10, LEWIS &. Thomson Of Allen,
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Attention! "Ashland CLAW Club

0J-There will be meeting of the Club IA Monday
evening next, (Feb 2 O'Clock, the Brick School
House near Cornelius Ratlifs The members of Club
and the public generally earnestly requested
business of Importance will be laid before Meeting
By order of the Club.
Feb. 9, 1874 JOHN w. LEAGUE, Sec'y.