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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-13

rgy- Or SHEw lectures ,hi- evening al CLIFTON
He'll on Water-Cuge. This science is new in this
country and ,ilere are many who desire information
respecting it, We advise al! such 10 90 and hear
DR.. saew. IIe!. no quack leboring to turn penny
by humaugging the public, buta sincere and canes,
believer in the sHm sy5tem sftrr thorough investi-
ga;iun 10 which he has devoted much time and
stu ~ viii, eli the advantages Ola regular eJuca
ton : medical practitioner. With 10 pretensions
TO the eraces mere orptory, he will doubt
muricale just the sor; of information which the
public ce.fe. Tic.et-, admitting gentleman and
LADY. % cents, mefeiyto ceiray expenses.
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SAxps' -AsSAP.sILi.,-lt Dc. siW.s 'seu a's roN',
.hst putty 90 ti- circulating tts '~--Hu-i 20 hc'' b,
absence 81 hich oahrs i'ii ni-ics' 90 ral's A. q,
t1e,,H. forms oi ."a,o ud r.a.uSu'ion' i.fr'efs &
cult ,tpcY an rl.i - iEo DIS 'uo- Toe,
hr.,t,l ur1rt-., Nhci l--s -h. fH1.r 1t truu' p.i
ne I'd. ~ ~, c,. construct 1888 eo,upr .u' - rr 'ai
SC ..,: ba,ng luy 'osG co.. nj W. c' ''Hi. =
an ti,i c!s,, ui -,su-. ~ cuu,f'f uuf fl n
afflicted lsh.lsi. Sp'ui Of iiH'- : ~ ~ ~
fofuffh-r p-Ittr"i-r.. I e' ciNt cN ri'r 'i II '-
v.gc AMI iicHcy. sc nsiaahai', witch mas %" % u
F,r,'e.ed sli - }. vLc, ale ar r.,a.i. 3, Eu
slSt;S Vroe4-.. i3r:-..ts. r. !U.'ra sE.-'. No.
shd t',n = ~ Br,.t-ag p; cz, Hr9A'sF, I'D by To-.
g.. saresai'7 thrujlgroJ, ID Eui'si state.
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WING Mass Conventions.

tennessee md Cumberland Gap, Tenn. .Ssp Is
Observation-Disclosures Common ls
Saratoga Battle Ground. n. sane day
,uda ana and Ohieatc Line Richmond. Ia.....Sep, Is
Missouri State Mas Conssnion, Boonris ......oct H.
Vr:iaa-y oIktown Battle Ground. ............... Is
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ne BErAsE or PgEPAwEp CHALK. Il make. the 'tul-
lnw and cu.rtn. tf.e the SHu,h Lay Nnir- g'c.r~-
>ia ,nu,-y ,ehlc pure NATURAL appearance. G.tsls
Chatham street, 81 lra0!wuy. Fuce - cent? ,!-fe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-13

Il The Wing Meeting at and before National
Hall last srening was very large and enthusias
sc. 1t was effectively addressed by Mr.. Fox of
Obio, Nr. LvpDMeroN OF sullivan County. and
o,hsrs. The announcement Of he Wing State
2icke, coniustcd at Syracuse was received with
-deaienug sccia,nations, prolonged for some min
uIes, unnl the building fairly igembled. The
Wings OF New-York were never more uui,cd,
more enthusiastic, move eager for the contest or
confident OF the result. Tnsy coant the moments
until the day Of struggle and Of triumph.
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COuGT GF SESS;DN MS Before the RECORDER and Al
,sfddsu ;:CsTT>G ami DicEISsoS.
81 +. P4rlEss,,x. &c District Attorney.

81 =. PArl sS.lS. tst.. il>lrcl i''"fiey.
'y.l,i Foi; decentralization Williams was put
rppa h i. m , t.f burglar he /: degree in .avlrg
MID ,l- d cling ~ " !J1nt- OCunu" No % Bay,
- nj, on The norma. Of the ,Jh ui August. and
-i.,i,rr ti,-rafruJn venrins uupafel worth .3j.
y testified 10 ;l- house beng closed on Inc pre-
v1u, ni:r vudo. ;uuad cpca the next tr"Tnns
~ 6. +. nh VINO lived opposite to NJ OCcnno test
20 i, ncS h N,,i. directed Ms attention per
snn e.au.n. u; 81 il.,I story al NJ. - ayar-i.
lnd Yi' the PRISONER. wh" WIS tn Iat lie o'eo;N
Inn N ryon stree; and arrested hun He had previously
prisoner eui,y Tire Cou deferred sentence III! io-'of"~
tk!AI. FOR C"Hsr3CCT'vE ''tANO LAkCsNf--
!oeph Boswell ai4 Sanrcl g. johnson. wasneNt tied Tor
.eirc 'u.,e AMI wagon $3.50 from Patrick Rooney
GU n-f II Lafayette Pisc- at Fourth =.
IL gae m egi.,,- ;ha ih- hccre the ~ OF 'ast
ulnaif he ;e no; sad stating mat he ':,;.d i
I, DO 81. lie TAG oti inund at New Rochelle, With
the pfrpsSIy p-e,n. AMI 1r1n5t - h- ciiy-iGi ne
dl no, ,ns ha III property belonged "a M uEey-d-d
.i;rd thu; ne bad .:fei passengers 80 WeS;ciit-ief
uny. wii had failed {" pay hinl ne eXnFcssd sorrow Tor
kcepus pTel-i;y or Uny waiting To- s- seine
muie take han uscAto Ns7'fo'k Veri'c' not GUILTY
lie Il ;i-re mi
Fun.tKY-Hrau Sou;hv:ir> was r;cd r"r forgery
~ tie es-e. casing counterfeit Mexican d"ia nn
r. nc,.j vas :.,rr;ed a; the ,nr aid four - >purou,
dollars. memorandum OF INGREDIENTS or gliding coIa
hcre va no, ~, slightest evidence show the prison.
hnf the oiia spurious; on the Contrary.
thai he believed genuna, huvng received hem wre
his yn>s4ge Cna BOnt 10 tho ct' tr" stronger ~ eI
Chan 70: . 5 ngre"re- II 'r' H'".td nt the rec-
gwen hun ty Nir SGhu'n Ut BeekHHn Con :" ss
made up Ne.s York yustyins experiments and c"uIi
mi se, the ngeo-is ;nat part U! Inc County where be
The Jury without ans hesitation acquitted lir. southwcs
TRIAL FOR FALSE PRETkaCsS --Nathaniei oh-p
herd WIS then e for obtaining .a' from Messr Bgf
X Higgins M l13 Wcl-.lr--i iay last worth <+i
credit by ile; representing h his vessel the Mar I'M zi
h wa. ilGok. whereas subsequently,
Inst no such vessel had BEEN trrne and that tho
sold the SAIL nj junk ,t"e ~ the Guy ~ y her street
edi.tey after hs received ep Also that there was no
Zine ufS na tho accused guilty. and the cour; sentenced
MN 10 the PcnieHtary !of months
'', aJjousneG 10 Friday Ut / o'clock, A. n.
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n ThtrteertA Ward Wigs! YOU ere wanted
4, your Head ouarrers this evening"! See call.
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FAIR cF THE STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY -
We invite attention the notice ~ cur advertising
columns o; til. mos, Interesting affair. 1t 10 ore in
"hicn glad TO learn that the Manufacturing
and Mechanic interests to be largely represented.
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SUPERIOR COURT. Before Judge vssDERFoEi.

Cameron < Brand rs. Aibro, ioyt n co... "
p M IA t,n:.ats about 49, worth OF BGrl1ps, tn be pni
iur n ssucipey approved paper ~ m"Eii lIios
,,rcr they Offered, ;nt ii Smith hsoi; & To- dTpet
I. ,5i Pearl street |; nnay agreed y, 'i-e ne "a
pr OF II a TINS on IGe-,ihS IN Siay, iei1 va
"Wednesday the goods! -reEves~i tin. cha:ei % Atfo;
HySIo On .;i..a-. i3tn. ir irr' ~ Ia th- "i, oi
g. < t. with the bill IN his nnnd. anf cot 'f 4netvh 20
ysre on T. under Ter satisfactory rr- me H'tt
santa Iie,s Il and Co.'S payer tn t- iaksn on honGny
u,Tnu. Nh Ii0yt delivered ~ Af tnaron w." l''' % :
H. & a. ct lad months. ioriho ain"uGl nnd
ccI, /. subsequently tGusd out inn smith 9'ti 70
,a,l p ituriy - n. and -u'SeH: on Monday WET
ire n,,, We delivered The p>eu- ann Is To- recover ."
Miro How = tr.;t, it BEN: ctiielHed t.if' hNll-
il>nlyeat p &C.. they are la3s 49,, IL
NIcSS> ,hro fo,t CO. deny having had nly Nn"%es
nj lie failure or Of IL o-ias generally known Hrn"d l
II sinisa ue the firm OF ~u. Hewitt y 10 rs''ed
tl, - ir - which he belonged ceased pay II. ~ hu'eS p
Tie if.t tITe on TIE l3l;nt Mr. Hoyi got from h' INC
,, I tie arm. ~. dte the linn own ude u tic ilef
noon II ;it dsy re M tell Nj !ioyt that ley thG Stop
ned oay Eair ~ that .1y, and ic, mortified ;hai hf H. ta
NOT Inn led r them O'Clock " ineS. vent. on TIE
the Pca se13se. eXpen. [" &c; ttC but va isap
,u,,4 nd trey also dsappO"iad n getting money ~
New. Io.s The irm di ~; h1ow It would have l" SOP
n. ynrn' TN i2'h Their credit WIS good on the 49,;
,qea me- stopped pay Ect but ey Could moi ra;se aGJ
her testimony presented to -hcw tha; the credit ." :
u < @, spo GOOD Saturday sc. The caSo VIII I'd con
cluae1 I'LL i'.TeaH1a. -, :, -,
ans, s;r. DstI, ,Iafam and hf trab"if
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ANOTHER Foul AND APPALLING 1ivRDEk.-pn
Tuesd=y morning ~ reluctantly were constrained
10 puh!is:. horrible murdera female beat 10 ir ain
in Cross-s.ree. by man named Qnin TO-DAY We
have 10 record That our City authorities have been
called upon to arrest n man named Michael Hord,
who on Wednesday afternoon deprived the partner
nj his bosom Of lie hy heniing and kicking her IN =
mos; horriI manner nj ther residence No 2i5 Mott
street. llrs. Dowd'a name was Bridget Of Irish
descent and about 81 years of age. Her husband
is a cer'man, owning two horses Ne: For some
time past Dowd and his vie had not lived happily
together and ,equentquar ensued. DC Wednrs-
DAY morning he hrrd parsons TO take charge Of hls
carfs expires sing determination TO 20 nome ana
fQish his wife He went to hi4 dwelling and heat
her in Il most wanton and unmeritul manner, anu
she was soon afterward corse. The cowardly ruff
finn ,he1 fled, md the affair becoming known, Jus
iicc Taylor despatched several officer" IN pursuit OF
him lie has not been, AZ present, taken, but the
Coroner was called To hold an inquest on the body
The female was sHcienhe nj the ,ime
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Dns fetcT i0reT, III dFyI'-is ~ 'iie -'t'4- LIS
News, via Belf.st Maine Journal, as re-
nounceT of Whiggery. lie says of thc "higaof
1910
No, promise tbs. made bs: bsen fgils1 H.
they Or, e,tao - y if''H1 Bt, hnt ,hy
.oo.e sa,el {. from. They prdnisr nat wages should be
Fs-d to .wo dollars day and na'' ose o,it fasef c
Lose rr@sise. They promised PRICES 70;
ocr produce hut pces have kept fal9g eyer tince.
Now either Pete. Tower, j. is an eudacious
and shameless liar or ve are, and VIC challenge
The proof. During the campaign Of 1910, we
printed TIE Ing CaJia, the most widely circu-
lated Of all the sThig j9urnas. We printed in !,
the speeches OF Harrison, Clay, Webster, and
other eminent champions of TIE Wing cause,
with the Add:esscs, Resolutions, Sc. OF many
Wing Conventions. II ii be true that the Wing
partv pledged themselves net to establish Ne-
tonal Bank, aud 10 raise wages 10 two dollars
day and roast beef, then that paper can hardly
i'll 10 contain the evidence of It. 4 ful! copy OF
il Is in the hands of al intimate business and
.o!i.ica! associate Of the editors of the Morning
News. We challenge them TO produce The proof,
i.om that paper or o;aiorclse, that the Wing par
ty made any sach pledges as they assert; and &c
appea! to the Working Men of this city, as vel
as OF the whola country to say whether wages
are now lover tlaa N 1870. and whether Labor
is no. more plentiful ana more easily obtained
than then. And M Peter Toaer himself vola'
iee7s as g witness that the Laborers OBTAIN Their
Provisions Scc. cheaper than they did then.
One word mere Us to this falsehood that The
Wig party stood pledged in 1910 no; to create a
National Bank Read the following ez;rac; from
Cen. Har-;son,s sneccii at GraenYil!e OHIO:
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OuRAYc OUrASG.-The following we copy from
the New World, and our readers would do well 10
call and see this wonderful creature, TO-DAY or to-
morrow, Us she leaves on Nioneay, for Philadelphia
AMERICAN Museum The attractions OF this M
strc,ivs place oil amusement have been greatly IN
creased by the engagement oil 'ior OF the h's'
magnitude, in the person of MademnlFelle Fanny
the largest und most intelligent ourans Outang
which has ever VISITED our shores. rms nmmnl
bears such close resemblance To thu .nmdn ape
eics that many charitable Iede. have suggested the
formation Of II society for "aUiaiorauDg Inc ccndI-
lion Of h- Ourang OataDg.' The hands, ret,
arms, and form can scarcely be- distinguished from
lie corresponding menbsr- al an aged r!naie oi he
negro race, wao II cnnnot be said vi iti eyes that
taey hsve no speculation III them" Thi1 curiosity
is worthy OF the attention OF the naturalist, an'! OF
all who feel any interest in the origin and habl- OF
dis singular Of animals. " efa requested 10
invite ali those ladies VINO are dcriruGs oil assisting
in the formation of Dorcas Society for furnishing
the hrclhC-n and sisters Of Aladruolsellc Fanny
with anEelS during The coming winter, 10 call a Tie
American Museum aGd form an acquaintance with
ihi- interesting representative 0i the species.
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BALgY's aAgsAPARILLA IA got recommend. {, q w.
g;vs ne" II y. not brua Ina DEAD "a lie rtd 7t
~ would DO ~. oud e%pe~ h 'ub re iu tisI--I
nny iirrusn msdc IN -lniion u,s.i s- yi'iu.s H
l.ley Old si..- fntp' Gi SsiIrp.ri8 -'tl',
-hlc the present vGlrrI :" ~ limitations ~ then ts
cy bail-;s boys md AWAY. hD. bsru gl-.. ebif
my E.u Only the ba -rtcr ~ the tioG, hut lie 90
prep. rutDH o -r;s That will Produce III" d-~rni -'5
and sir - reduce. prices NJ n1riv AT 'e -ss-sil ius
m iiruolIyn - 2asi
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But have been denounced as Bank Well. Jet II
co. nm :n Bank aau h=ieve c:ery rational re-
publican orh BE- uud :arer. he Cont tunr of the
United idS" It the uty Of tie i'uv-frmca - provide
ynvs and means the collection nni disbursement n the
public Ii the people deem I necei,ary 10 the nr"e
,i-chrT-e functions their government. 10 create
Nntioan Bank properly guarded snd regulated sH.LL
LIST ELECTED President. 20 ssr ur Ny ~
fUn!lTr AGAINST rEEsE sILL;"S- TREENtN. u =
nae!fu ihvc nTgcr nonsy c:rcTiiioE hand ~ liberty
lhnn .potisn. Destroy The poor man cte
t,ig and you destroy hi rap:.rl.
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FOR GOVER.NOR.
aUULARD FILLMORE,
FOR LIEUT.. G0VERN'OR.
SAMUEL Z. WELhJE,
FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS,
MILLS HALL. Of Albany.


SWILLIS HALL. Of Albany;
At lafse'' JOHN A. COLLIER, OF Boone.
Dist |. JOHN a. KING, .f ttceoas.
II. DAVID iEAHl1.T. hIngs.
III. CALEB 5 .rODpitLL,
". BENJAMIN DRAKE. Nav York
y. ABRAHAM j. La WRENCH,
VI. EDWARD ID. WEST. .
VII. PIERRE VAN CORTI.ANDr, Ve,cbes.er.
viii TnOiAS L. DAVIES. Duichess.
IL HlR mi BENNETT, OtanEe
4 WiILIA-i g. DE WITT, Ulster.
XII EORERr A. BARNARD Columbia
Kill SAMUEL l. MCCGESNEY. Renssela@t
Kill JOHN TOWNSEND. Albany.
XIV. HENRY Ii. RU->, E.seS.
XIV. BiLLEY j. CLARK. Warren
XVI. JAMS WALKER. sclaneciady.
XVII. HARVEY W. ~ ,OLfI, iLE, Herkner
IVilI. HENNY VAN KEN>SEL Al;R. St Lawrence.
XIX. CHARLES L. tlhikE. Jefferson.
Xxx. JESSE MA1TEsON. OIsGa
XXI. WILLIAM G. FIELDS. Diego.
XXIi. THOMAj G. WAfEkMAN, Broons.
XIII. ELIAS BREWSTER. Os.vego.
XIV. DANIEL. GOIr. On0ndrSa.
NV. DAVID b. SMl I'll. rayuga.
XVI. TIMOTHY 5. WILLIAMS Tompkim.
XVII. PETER HIMROD. soneca.
XVIII. FREEMAN E,-ON, Monroe.
xxx. IONA THAN BUELL.. Ontano.
XXX. MAKTIN BUTTS. Alleguuy.
NM. TiMOrHY II. pORrEk. CuttarauFus
XXXll. TIMOTHY 5. HOPKINS. Enc.
XXXIli. ABEr. WEBSTER. Wyoming.
SNStV. LORENZO BURROWS Orleans.
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Wing Promises.

One Peter Torrer, Jr. apPeafs N the Morning
News, via Belf.st Maine Journal as re-
aouncer of whiggefy. lie SAYS of thc "higaof
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m Kings County N hig 5fec.inS.--l
he Wings Of the southern Towns the County Of hns
are requested 10 attend meeting 1t McPhesont eop-'a'
H5r-e q riaand.. Saturday ret; az o'clock. r d.
NJ VAN W.oxK7 the Poaghkeep,s Dlassaa'ta. wi %
present., and add.e3s the meeting CS|
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The Ns.'YcrS su.e,u 81 geg ..te5t5i .: esent1=.
Tie in-Eflrs poducsz rnu-h CarD6g
.1,ire -;seored tssir songs Hs sing:
~ a. d-:cGs GssE.i1! OH. ice :.s r;cii.
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~
p...,...,.,,. wal, .,...,.,, .so..
81 iH oei'oc."'ic W ms ~"e'-' N'"
in';ta', -tpi- .. ls'i. 90.
Re.of1ed That IL" recommended t" tire D"nnoe''e "A'
Election, nftbe CITY ard Comfy az Nc,y York L, afs-tt
H., -,,v. W, ~, nj, NM - rv,,x o. ic, ,g,i 81
80" - a.
tie pU'roe 81 choppG tifea Gee.ni1 from s-ch " M
tl,y Convention 10 bG held at Broadway Hour 80.
dry Eysnp. Inc 2 n.t u - clock, I eiccl h''s.l w
gates from tie Iry ge tUUoir or .s~ f1S, I, ths .e
va! C9areg;gg
Er.Olrsi That IL nrtoF --ou5e 'fa ,ai- ps'
tor. 20 W4ri. TO rp--a.
IN County, Convention purpo.e -: nomination: ihf-s
~ s-eniy. ins the Cy nod County OF he1 -
HesoiUd Ihat Ne Gi.o recommended - rad tcioi' y
select Dssgeie f-m t-ir r-pe" ge Vens o. D.ir'ts-
v,noTs. hereunder draeth ;,f tho pr'a
81 nominating Snabc pafso- IA he supported e. the oaa q
e.actiOn for Member 81 i0ngrr.'.
From the fiat second. Thr5 Forth and RIM Wfi'
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Conser,at.s,n AID Loco Foeoi.m.

(oH6efsttssh oHu LOCO ccotIm'
The OacndGga Standard (Loco) has the fol-
lowing paragraph. commenting on a statement
Of the Seneca Falls Democrat that Hon. n. P.
TAILNApoR has sold out 10 the new firm OF Folk,
Tyler and Dallas. We know nothing OF the truth
Of this asperson on Mr. Tallmadgc, bat We think
he owes it to himself to contrad.ctit. The Stan
dard says:
We. too, rejoice this accession. Let such
MS y. /. Iamad.s lcn what patty and make what ;rGs-
they may would DC The las, them with
Office. thug else u importance. Even Il patty
strengthened by appointing retaining cortupt office
winch we do mol admit. would sak than do Se
say thersnre. James X Polk. let the removal OF n p
lainadSe be the i'St acts OF administration.
We commend his paragraph To The special at
,ention OF J. Lorimer Graham, Geo. d. Strong.
Richard Reese, J. B. Macy, &c. sc. They may
be assured that their ub-Treasury brethren every
where entertain 6 !erven, affection FOR them.
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snbseriplsn,ls o. g l.-ri!.nne.

~ Ys!rno ooets Hc0.s J. c:o4dsl .hy % .-ar nc
isu. E.houan Ma.irls They ,t,nd ar vailed IN ,i-..
profession AID bsf aldsrces 70 away Mighty js'snet
They fs....z .ery .aot iis ions. None sa"r!3 lo ;a=
o-n-..;u.i : 81 heating ihs;u. -
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~ III General conta,iftse ~ Democratic
WING Young Hien of he Guy sad Coca'y oI He'.
Yo,k-1te Izno-,aic Whis Yonus N.n or the ~ =.
cnunl= ri Ney-Yo's 5errr,'sd to as-Ib ~ ;',if
ri Hsri-. nj Their f-s-ecV- N1-id GA -1, hDNoft
EVENING th. IS September O'Clock fpr tn *;
pose Of elocns lalnie aauSg % Dscsst-s 70 ~ 81
roe.;ie Thi2 Young Mems state co;vaGion u - oshi y
Rochester Wednesday ;se - tiy If October rex, % ~
pond 10 the N.inTai end state NoSnaqn 10 D.dse H..
organzstior ri tho VIII f,cns Throughout III -. ie 80
plsd.c Their mutual an: t.in er:;s IN ,sgrc - " %
esceidaary tse Councils OF hr- York md Q, r..
By nftl-f. DAVID GRAHAM, ~.
Cy,rss I 'T.y,op } Ch.lrDsn
Juuy z. IoaroS, t'|'-"'''~' 49,
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= BoFoITcH BLUNT. Caairnsso.
JO.k7E J. fiR-sDr, se'@'''- ri!3
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1-;- General Committee Democratic WING
Young 3Isn.-An Adjourned Meeting ol ,hs Eouas'''
,y be held a. the ByoG3.eav AoESs. Ff.:rJ E'"nns, -
10 instant. Al "a O'Clock. ~ order.
DAVID or hiiiN. ChainBsz.
GH,Rrrs H. TAYLOR, I s..-.,.:,.
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I so ace f srcu,einen the City hrt cut Il. tie
cc0 epD!ou Egg liaicni12 Exhibition 10 Bead 10Y
Yesterday greater numser visited Il than ever sn"wc
l--,ce-p-ciay Of adl. 4, int people bcGn- ss>ueG
thst reality and that chicken, indeed tough INTO
life By stecH tee viii 10 wh-- I .re1t and wonderful
pheromshoa Al .houid 60 Machines are iot sale. IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-13

~ Youxs GE-TLrsEs disposed u devote DoTgu OF
hr;f tine tbs study If Gu.ic he Organ. Piano Forte.
Guitar, Vocal Muic private tDtioa fi.ui
experienced Professor, Ia iurnl.h With n,.runlcbt. AMI
Fulton-,t- ~ 81 litt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-13

- LIZ J0iF ERRssT per EUGENE SUE Au-
!-ur de- iie.;eres &c Paris fiathilde ste. etc.
ga the 81 goai FfeHcl has reached It's ounn BUN
Der ii Mr. ,Srchsstsr'- edlisu, vel As II Mr..
Hefberls vxceiieDr translation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-13

FIVE PxAcgEs.-%e indebted to VIZ. i.a1c
Puilen. Of Hightstown, n. J. Tor buskeE oil The
urges, and most Delicious peaches ~s have seen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-13

FoR CHisA.-Te see mat a ne~ Propeller
ochooner-,he aiidas-s 10 b. terpslched hence on
the lst October Tor China
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-13

~ SAMUEL WORKS of Niagara Co. has
been nominated for one Of the four Canal Com
missioners He has been Member OF the State
Senate for the last seven or eight years, and
most faithful, capable, and useful public servant.
He will strengthen the Ticket IN the West.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-13
tcrnIv,.t.

Total. 49, towns. .Hs S 3ea5 4.2A 81
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-01-19
nI2ell ELI.LllN 6 8

Tho undersigned viii conlinaclh tie
Commission Business il 81 own nai66
VINCENT GALA Way
A.gusi 1919 44sfl
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-01-19
NOTIcE.

I'm pursuance 90 ia order of lbe Pfobif
Coars 81 Yaaoo County. Safe q Iii u
sippl, made ii Tie October Term thefsal,
l6d3 tie undersigned as admnlslFao
dc bonis non Cum Teslampnto annexe
the estate of U j. Whitehead degeeggs
win Oh Monday the I2lh day 81 fe5il
arys 1884 proceed 70 sell a The C9a
House door IN Benton Yazoo county, OBJ
creditof twelve monlhs. Cor the paymenbd
the debsof he dece srd. the folIowllk
lands @ wil: The north half nf secaIt
II township III, range 6 west, and secIiOh
2. township III, range o west. and secDt4
30, enslip ls. range6 west. and seclDh
q, township IA, range west, and easl Mlf
ut section /. township ~. range @ west, "A
lying in the County Of Washington. aid
will be sold 10 sections, between he hoaF
.of l2 aud 5 o'clock Of said day. Purcha
eIs will be required 70 give bond with good
security.
ROBERT L. ADAMS. De bonis not.
Cam feslam,nio annexo, Of U. ]. Whie-
head deceased.
December, Is. 1913. 27-4t
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-01-19
ALSO.


The following tracts or parcels Of lands
lying in Ihr county OF Yazoo,-The south-
west quarter aud south hall OF west hall Of
northeast quarters section 10, township n,
ia &c 2, west, with ihe improvements, &c,
Also. the halt OF $50 acres Of land lying hi
'ownshiP 10, range 3, west, being The easl
hall OF northwest quarter and west hall Of
northeast quarter aud EAST halt OF sopihwes,
quarter and west halt of southeast quarter,
section IS; and the east halt OF northwest
quarter and west half Of northeast quarter Of
sec ion So; Also, the entire 100 acres Of
and in township 70, range 8, west, being
west halt OF northeast quarter aud north hall
of wesl halt and north hall OF east halt o.
aOuthsasl quarter, wilh the improvements
,so, the following andin Yazoo county,
The east half aud northwest q0arier, and
north half OF east halt Of southw est quar- er
section 80; the norihwes quarter, the %es
hall OF southwest quarter and south half o
west bali OF nOriheasi quarter, section SO
he west halt Of northeast quarter. SeciioI
81; the south half OF west hall Of sonthwes
lHaHer, section 29; aud west half OF south
west quarter. aud south halt Of east half o
south west quarters section 90; all ia town
ship II, range 1, wesli containing l04'
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