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New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

tg~ In the announcement winch We made some
time since OF the appointments made by Governor
Bouck, we ough, TO have mentioned that the term OF
Office of our friend W. ". CAMPsELi, Esq. Master
in Chancsry does expire until about the first OF
September next uaul which Iipe he performs the
duties OF the office a> heretofore.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

IL The Ostcego PaAadiam tLoco,) giving
reasons ior the defeat OF It's party IN their late
Charter Election, states prominently that they
had been III porer ,trO gears. Enough said
Hall tha; time Is abundant here.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
Twelfth W ard,

The Loccs arc likely to carry it, but let no
Wing ia!ier.. Come out for the old-ashloned
VIII. uckc!, headed MoRRls tGANHLiN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
Al, Your Eri.nd.. To Vote !:

They, too are interested in The success OF the
Whis Ticket. No matter what they do tor
living, if they do any thing honest and deserving
Wing asccndancy will promote Their interests
and they should be active to secure IL Ask every
Wing you meet Hare you Votcd :
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
Eirss Ward.

All ,ish, here bat Assistant, and him the Wings
must uarE io.. JozsM. FiIsr Is ;he man, ana ne
OUGHT to be elected Wings. ne IS worthy ne :
c,osBe-Turn out youl las; vote and elsc; h;;n
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
Sixth Wnrtl.

Wings do your best, though you hare hard
row. Never mind you have 300 Wing voters
which have not been out since l'4O. Coax them
,ut In day
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
IN ,s.oanains victory Penassira"ia

Coming:
Tho ioigr,ir- letters confirmed II i h35'l-eo
=avsJ ,.:.c.is surprise u. The coantieS eoIi;
,.s.;,,- ,bis Conrresz;on-. District -ave Van b'-
Ra-ee 6ee over HARRISON IN lsie' and iseI
r.a xhsn Gen. Frck was elected to tonsfcss :
~ aig al! pa.ties were surprised, and ai''i0at~e
il to his retso:lel popu.a rity. Con ff,eA Gee
md We expected to lose he D's;s.'t- Du; ''0A
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
yl,ie Ch.Ilcngers:

Be yipllant. Be fearless. Challenge erery
man uou hare reason to suspect an illegal ooter :
Remember the six thousand villany last spring.
Ind forbid its repetition.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

I5whgs Of the FIrrlI WARD 10 vote the
Native ticket is 10 vctc for Tillou x Co. Tor
Tic Third Ticket is out Of the question. Shall
ADAMS or 7illou be your Alderman Answer
n, the Polls
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

j. The reductions in the pay oi the higher
officers we approve, but We should like To know
what is meant by reducing the pay OF CorPorals
Musicians and Private Soldiers Is not scyenor
eight dollors month little enough for men who
are obliged TO march day and night IN al weather,
over all roads and none, often sleep under open,
stormy skies, end have frequent chances to DC
shot thrown in as extra War ls hard, horr-
bic trsse at best, but 10 Gu, down poor soldiers
pay from seven or eight dollars month TO slx Is
abolnluable Cut down the number much as
you please, but leave them the means OF buying
an occasionaI alienation Of their hard fare. And
besides, if this change is intended to apply 10
soldiers already enlisted at the present dates, We
say it is clear violation of contrac:s-a Nation
al reputation, which in all fairness will release
eye.: soldier from the service. We trust the SEN
ale viii arrest this glazing injustice.
u Hon HGMAN ALLtS MOORE, NJ. c. from
the Xth Columbus District, Ohio, died at Co
lurnbus on the Sd, two days after his arrival from
Washington.
He was Van Buren, Man, elected last Octo-
Der by 255 majority. The District Will send
Wing in his place, If the Wings really try.
Hon. WILLIS HALL was sojourning in the city
OF Mobile March 2S.
u We have letter from Hon. JoHy NJ. CLAY
TON, desiring Us to state that MS legal engage
ncnts Will impcra,ively prevent his delivering the
Grafton a; the Tabernacle on the 18th inst,
though he has some hope OF being able to be
present in the evening. We regret this, espe-
cia!ly as he informs US that the formal letter OF IN
yitaticn from :hc Committee DID not reach him IN
time to be answered before his name was an
nounced, OIL The strength OF verbal assurance
rom himself that he rouLd attend, given 10
member Of the Committee HIS name vas not
put forth but with fuIl expectation and belief
that ne would be with us.-His place viii De sup
ped by an able and eminent advocate OF Wing
principles and measures IN Congress.
FlsE OLD P,IsrisGs.-A gallery OF genuine
old Paintings Is now thrown open TO visitors, free OF
charge, II the Room No. 23l Broadway, which We
thiEk surpasses II merit and variety any collection
ever before exhibited IN this city. sIany Of The
paintings crc undoub;ed originals from The NEST
.ti='in. .uists9d od Masters; and altogether they
form such gallery may sgain be brought
together in the United Sta;es. The ahoie col!cc
!!on pcreeiye : advertised for s1lc on ~ednes-
tay and Thursday svening- OF hl= week. and N the
mean time We advise all Cur citizen. who have any
taste ihcs. TO .isit the gallery and spend
~ hour or contemplating these truly interest
| ug and mastery productions OF genius and art
We out readers they are @e.ihy o! sttsntion
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
,no,scr c:..c;. II, y>hi= victory:

Pust,Y-trel, lpuJt -
The Wings have cz-:.sd Ire Nof;h'n'oc'iah0
n...5io, IN 90. State BY ahou, GOO fnalo'i'y.
This h. t-a,n strong Loco-Foco p'>f-ict' but
,be T.Gff h.s thrown them. N'ne cheers 10
,v -.r Vs.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

,..pIc ~ Mrsxr4 4-Tte aur-cioas At lbe Lrfical -.
cum TO-DAY ~ uaJ ,DI-ndG h+ ,f1 !,
yre,,unt 0f ~. ~ rr-. cryyyi who daily y-,t NJ
-. III! in, and s.ai,.-f and ntses n'ts-its. s S -. !,
t gIye AZ ezs.. potrafee III, eite-Go"n II . a,
usl q III. evening = pIs; liai y - ~ =, ssa,-
,s4es 81 he EJh pan S,tie,. sGd shoIh 49, NJ
M them Al ,t once The S3a1gsf ha' a'2 enH bs
ils, ~. c.,rt,r,e! aseT and engaged w CgF
wonderful dog Red the sdyeIseae.l "a i'ce:
20 WITHOUT isI
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
Places OF uoId,ng the ro,is.

..
psi"crs rms "A'p AI rt.,
Il. foN!.s i.ou. CO., n'9li i W. '''''S-'''-
Ter, -, - no. II i. .oad"sy'
I.!.NO. 4tv W NShiI-.uh-stfetl,
SECoED WARD.
l-.Second " Ard Ho'-i No 81 N's' s'tn-sIrett-
H. SOUTHWEST cor OF be- hi.in tnd "''d'''teA
Third WatU
II No B4rclay-itr-et.
III 80. y WaUcu-StTftt.
FOURTH WARD
l. Sh,k,r-ssr- Eo:, cor. Willisn lni DuaEs-Sueets
H.. 30 Is jtne.-stf=st.
III. No. J,m->tsGp
". No. i0lr,l Strz-t cor. Dover
FIFTH WARD.
~ SH,@t.Ii,e W.ti,e ,o,..rr,. eorp pus7e.
nj " ,-ion rou.. M 10 4 il,r-f-,ts.-t.
a.it iiog,oa. cor. viz
sIyrlI WARD
S,,,h W,rd ITnt.i cor Dusn. ,l /! trf,rfe. .ytec's
IT. No. Ili i.eou,rd-s--c--.
III. Conner Ef-ukitu sli tratls- streets.
lvSo. 20 Bavsrl-y;f-ct.
SEVENTH WARD.
Nc. rs t.est Bru.!nag
H.. \o. iJ9 Madison street
III. No. lts thrrsy-1,f-r,.
~. NJ. 10 Jefferson stfs';.
V. No. 2t3 hrsN S:rct-
VI W. - ,;r'7t-sl'esL.
VII. 80 'H- " "l'ei-,if., ,
EIGHTH "A!D
MoBatrogs. n''.! vest coz SPr'nS >nd H!r;c-ia'>
ll..NV. = " ncS'-f-st-''I
30 loo SIi,;@.', @ v,L and d. n,,,,rk ,,,.s,s
n,, 49, d., - - .,,, ,.b,rlfI..,,r -,
~, - a., a.. -,
vi IL, RI, ( ts,rpo- We 81 Sa;,r-. .,rcrt
fIi'.'-''' ''' .',,,.,, v,,po
y. 90, ,v,.,,;,'i, >, 49,, ~ v, IN
- 90 ~ ~ u,s.L m S - -, - "
III Scutb.we.i cor mos AID Wl,-ing tcn.i. reefs.
~ y Nv ',i I,5ct,r,,t.s,
~, " ' al .,J w .,,,.-,ou st,s.t
Vi 10 IA IIpdsnr.,t.eet
TENTH wtRD.
20, HS - Boon Boom. md Eor,ytIsests
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

Mr.. Benton Of Missouri arrived here yestefCSt'
on his way vest. He appeared IN good 'eai.1,
and, we understand, expressed the opiaion., H'-
there wa. no Senator except Mr.. Walker OF ms
vino was in favor Of the present anne-a,p"n .on
Texas. He is on ms way TO visit his iamiy, 'IJ
of whom is dangerously SICK M Mofts q
OHIO was n company Wheeling Tines AP' %
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

FRoN MonTEyiDEo.-Captain Hadley, oi the
brig Cumberland, from Bucnos Ayres Feb 10, and
Monteviico Feb. L. brings a die ol the Buenos
Ayres Gacen AtrcantH' 10 Jan. 81. The City OF
,lontevdeo still held out brayely, provisions were
abundant, and the confidence OF the inhabitants
strong a. to their capacity 10 DEFY and Withstand the
bescgers. Military movements were constant
y taking place in various parts OF the country, and
a body OF 2OO0 mer had come from the interior for
the purpose OF joining the besiegers. Oribe and Ri
vera apparently IN state OF torpor, and dong
nothing OF the slightest importance. In tulfhough
the siege was s!ll maintained in iorm matters in
the CITY tseifwen on very much no such thing
existed.
Flour was dull at So, and all other binds OF pro-
visions in proportion.
The L. s. ship John John Adams was at Buenos
Ayers on the 10th Feb
The Gaceta is filled, through several numbers,
with rn official and commentary Expose OF the
political conduct OF the Consul General oil Portugal
during the recent in the Oriental RePusic OF
Uruguay with the relutarion OF the calnmnie' pub
lished by the Government Of Montevideo, IN the de-
cree suspending him from the exercise OF his iuhc
tons II is OF no iaterest here
The .Gaccta (Which is red not Buenos Ay'e-
n paper. Mueran los Sslvages Untsros Il hiled
with windy proclalaaiions from Gen. Orlbe, which
ii would be very good fun TO translate and pnn'-ii
We had plenty OF time.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

cs- V,s Whs papcf> CAREFUL not % let their readers
Know thai the Corrupt inGss Etiio oi Neworleus. i
rahid u A,c. Uo''ahd N-Ns-
~ VIC are confident tins Is a-misI'sc but /"
not. so much the better The Wings are for expo
sing and Furnishing the cupnt, the Looos Try to
screen hm. Ii the Locos have corrupted Judge
who ,as Mig by their base gold, and now Try to
exculpa,c him, they 10 we'll TO cry out he is Il
Whic'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
ERASALN.

MIG p-sRD TEXTS
E'ir-, Ward.
All WI : NiLL.R. szssl- JOIN y FIN
--- - J,-r,y, K,.7. G.oE1i- fissr-
second %.r,i.
sld-s,EO r SS>BlTI. As,it Nv KcHGL -
is,rI K-ra & H>Sc,, teas } 80. ;. ~ !; si>st''h
GL-tS4 : HOOP A-.As9 heASE-
Third Ward.
.ldAs DOASE As-st N=.WTpNH ~ :
a, ~ ,yoa, oESsLiu. ALLtseN.
A''''. f4sM,.I' Bszrr. vAksvai :. Mili..
Fourth ward
!ld WILLIAM HAL. A,sist- AhCF !'aLL
a,t7t Ht=.:.vk kI>G Jcas-.. H.sEr ls>xtSs.
t5s9sce >sfr-. Dsvfp :. >tH!so>.
Ala Wi aD,us. - .s..Is,. :. :. YARD.
t.,'.a W.eEAv rFATsA-, tyGs- 90 bEAAi.
ALERT JsCkSE.f. 'osEEi : = A'''s
sixth Ward
Al4..c. cRuL.Us As,,s: z. T. LswiS.
,t-,is ..MrrL k--ir Ccns-- N.-Tl>T W,rrss.
0N.L 4. W.ssT.s. tn"Ahnihl'll't'
Seventh Ward.
Al ZEBEDEE RING. Assist- ). TB Vi Nv tLL
$50 t,raEs. NAV. ccn'. S.Nr,,i 5'IIisS, r
W1LLI.MH s.->ss. W iLii.H i'R NsA
Eighth Ward.
Ad slL G-,pNi:Y As'is' lt.7st ~ e. ft,iof'
Jus Fos,,t4t SANULL X LLoro
Nini:. Ward.
Ad .AML FROST. A,s,st hLf;N-N GJNN-
A,s's. >TrTr.> ksH., Cons - : Wv Hi'-p'
CFiiH DANi-- bA'pEVF" 0"'A'
Tenth Ward.
GEo TAYLOR asst wv w. Il .9T - - .,,t l.
Wulf.Mrcl- uESRY eIirn
Eleventh Ward.
AID JOS 4DECTr. ASSIST LAIN y Ii.
Ax,',, S,n.. lo.II. orS HAWL,rT SMt;H,
WILLIAM L,,cr.o- 4 t.. OsANEs
Tyyc,Iti, Ward.
Ad IS. iLL.kiU>. A5'''t " EELis,
hSS'Is. aBa q ,cSs SEUsH, CorS. ] HOS SMITH
Wa. r. DN~A, WV Jo>ss
Thirteenth Ward.
AID %. HFZ. WILLIAMS. Assist EDW rcLLlSs
sS'fs.-0B,uiGH \FwcoMB, Cons IHiLif VI c.hEh'.
S.,tIrE; ArKrSsoS 81 NJ ScHoLFiELp.
Fourteenth Ward.
Alt JOHN T. SCOL5S. AsSS;- .Hf. Dc KILL
:,,'fs ioss T hiLs> CoGs.. u. VI sr.>isL..
s.ut-.l W.Eg. J,Iri kiNG.
Fifteenth Ward.
AID -. WM. ! BRADY. Aust. II. A WEED
Ass'z.-rHiL'' WoopErts,- toLs-. S.NrfL lolN''
EDWARD tSr- JAMES IiustIH'
sixteenth Ward.
Aid ..EDW. D WEST. ASsir WN C. kussE L.
Ass'fs. ~A>UEi E,iLsY. Cg-s--.NN- CHArN,N.
DE>j,Nis F.sHg1 HirH. D. RoCtEs.
Seventeenth Ward
AID .EOB.J MURRAY. Assist. I IT oMLlNsoS
iss'fs IostrH SH,RoT ST. Cons. JohN L. HOFFMAN,
RICHARD OAELEr. G.ok"S Stsil.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

~ CNcINN,rr elected Charter Officers on tie
lsl INST but The votes had no; been all canvessct
mp to the evening Of The I'd, owing to the great
number of irregular tickets. The Old Trustees
Wig arc reelected by abou, 5000 majority
oI course, not party vote The Council stands
10 Wing to Loco.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
Mr. CLnY, detained by indlsposition, did nc
e1pec. TO reach Charleston before Saturday.

COOP NEws FEoM MARYLAsD.-In the con'f(
yersy recently carried on between Nessfs. CAkLi
and JOHNSON. in relation TO the measures proPos'a
by ,be COMMITTEE Of y"ays and Mems OF the last
House OF delegates, (says the Upper Marlbofoosa
Gazette we rejoice 10 lind the following gra'yH's
intelligence:
!take occ4siGn 70 sy qad sroce 10 Icing abe p ~ E
thsi have ,ot reason Df h-eSinG tat me ~ ' A.
s, ,On ,giIl accomplish tie purpose irJent'i - ~ -.
ready information teen r"eiysil here tndi 10 o
iefautiu. c0Cntcs -Jtner-ct Collector are GLr'l-
n1,ntet md &c ticnltl thec ; enn.ietri rcIliD'e"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
~ IRISH Au-JFTfD CIIiLEN-

-. Ccporrl Colder, ~so accidentally shot :
German woman near Jefferson Barracks, 80, and
who was arrested In Cincinnati, has been admitted
bal II 81 Louis Il ,i.= SUI Of S5,eE.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

H. The Wings of BRooKLyN held great
Meeting at their headquarters last night Jo'
fIcxrx was among the speakers. and oi course
they all went home resolved to DO their whole duty
We DO earnestly hope tina, the Wings may be
successful. Wings all VoTf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
FOR PRESIDENT.
HENRY CLAY.
FOR MAYOR.
MORRIS FRANKLIN.

nc In Joint Executive Democratic WING
Committee. April 5. is; the following Preamble and
Resosa,ion uissnn,ously adooted
Wh<rcns, MORRIS FRANKLIN, t!ic Demo
cratic Wing Candidate for Mayor, has published an
able and eloqaen, letter, sherng to the nomination
unanimously rendered TO him by the wings Of
New-York, and has e1pro'-ed his determination not
to decline unlcsS Withdrawn by the organs Of the
party,
Ami nAereos, I, is, in the Judgment Of this Com
ittee, the duty Of the Wing party TO sus.ein t!'e'
candidate, as IN al! respects worthy OF theiF sup
por-Thcrcforc,
Resofred, That this Committee will ADHERE TO
their candidate, and, will to their utmost, exert
themselves TO promote hi- clecor; and that this
Preamble and Resolution be published IN all The
Whig papers. BY Uricr
A. VAN oRDEN. Jr.. Chairman pro tear.
g. LrwIs. Jr. secfe,nfy.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
The wear closes
.. .59l y. 100 1872 p, 10 28,3o2 81

MaJo1iues only IN towns.
The four towns from which VIC have only the
n,,oritics will probably add or 700 10 the vote
of each OF the greatpa.teS, raising the total "his
vote to above 10000, the Loco to about 29coo'
and the Abolition to 1000. The Whig increase
from last wear is about 4,j00, The Loco l,5OO, the
Abolition 300 Our friends have rot a shadow OF
doubt ,ha, the State viii vote for Clay IN No
vcmber by at least 5000
\ revised list of the House gives 81 Wings to
= Locos-ll TO choose, yesterday. Of which 4
to viii be ,Hhig. Ii al should be Loco, the
Whigs would have majority In the Loco list
wo include from Hebron, claimed as Wing
and from Colchester, elected by a second vote
OF the Moderator, which of course cannot stand
We exclude the two from Berlin elected after the
meeting had hcen fairly dissolved, winch IN our
i;or,ncr list swelIcd The party 10 80.
The Senate stands l5 Wing to Loco, as
already stated.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

Irall--5! Nrn.-,,s al whom u LAWYER 10 Famcr
Mechanic Mefclut riiSciun. H. bum IN Ne" OH
M .ur,A,tcu "a Mn,strhisrts u Vermont m MHnei
ia NcyV Hampshire. nwl lu Iiudc island
lrths meant for osr weulu,t sAy Il ''n good oue-tt
ossIotGs or rHE SE>NrE-lAl born "a thi. ~tniel
lsNC Il ELwuop. tlcfn. Roch- tor Monroe County
'hafc. Ntyrr r,.fceui at-4trls. Nuwbugh, omlSe TO-
J..l ia,u Doofk,eDor. fIsNicn bywcc"t Co .
:Inttn Jrr i-t DoorAecp"r Cfccnh'ah Ken '"Iae "
John lingrocN VI -ngcf. Albany. Albany County.
: I. Iuufnry. du. dp do
Ieul = Wonl. Fuurr d. de-.
Chldcs BDln Deputy Clerk dp do
II.lm IsonIni do Rochester. Monroe County
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

WnG TRIUMPH IN jersey ClrY.-The Char
ter Election IN Jersey City WAS held yesterday,
and the Wing Mayor was elected in place OF a
Loco (who go, IN last year on Union Ticket by
AZ; .aoority, cut OF 526 votes pollcd The
Loco.Foc made desperate effort with g Union
ticket, out have been signalIy defeated The
Mayor elect is President OF the Jersey City Clay
,I,,h
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

" There = not place af 1fG.e.gent n tHrfcs &c s,r
o,Ie:ion here much entsr'aaa-nt aforI iy On
nm \, ~ Pzl-s slG,eun : Dwsrf not t"o ~ "a ~
oairfs; Giaat Jator,ne-s o" tif- htss=,
one .hiiGs Tine siueun, cTpwdel ''''i &c ''
anuar.ies = g-rtors-lucr sscfy @itafuupn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

AN OLp SUBSCRIBER suggests that we should
make our paper large Mercantile one, and
pledges us abundant support. We do not doub,
it, but VIC could not afford to iorcgo the immense
ly wider circulation among the grca, mass OF the
People which our present pr!cc secures to us. We
will print Just ss large paper rs We can afford to
for our present price, but VIC have resolved never
to raise il. If Advertisements crowd upon US,
Mercantile or othcrwiso) We may enlarge again:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
rhr Z. :. NrnnN.

rhc {. =. Army.
The army bill was pas. cd 5y the House OF Re
plescntatives on Thursday. The pay OF the army
-, rcLncnh h,, IN. Ill ~ lnllnlus
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
IN DEMOCRATIC wHlC GENERAL cosgIIrf


ArRIL. oh. ia y
Whereas, Various rurnors and approximations OF
contemplated disturbances at the Elec'iop to-mor-
row are rife throughout city, and, 'pherea', II
is the duty Of every good citizen 10 frown Indignant
jy upon every attempt at disorder and 'ioence-and
Whereas, i, s cardinal principle Of the Democrat
ic Whig Parry TO support tho Laws, aud to preserve
order and peace, Therefore be ii
Resolred, That this COMMITTEE, in behalf Of the
Democratic Wing Party of tho City Of New-York'
do reproatc all and every resort 10 violence OF In-
,iInda,ion in the conduct OF Elections and that they
will choehulIy Cooperate with the MAGISTRATES ana
other officers Of our City, promptly depressing the
first approach TO not disorder.
Resolrcd, That Committee of fTe be appointed
by this Committee to confer with like Committee
from the Democratic Republican General Committee
and from tho American Republican General Com
mtece for the purpose Of adopting 'he necessary
measures to preserve the peace Of the City
N. BowDrTCn BLUNT, Chairman.
III n9s.PI 3 p1vI.ay ii.Ms' ;;secre,aner.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

ny- Whig Songs for IsIl.-.Iu., Published Mt The
Tribune Office pamphlet form. collection oi the sl
popular Wing Songs Prcc for -nre copies cents s. pe;
100 or slj per 100 copics GREELES X McELRNTIi
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

Ij' CoLuMsus, Ohie, elected Charter Officers
on tho 2d-a Wing Mayor by 81 majority; Coun,
eli : Whjg 70 / Loco.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
&c rh. IIr. nnL i,uLIc ScryIccs of lIrm-


ry Clay by Erts SARGENT. he ohnucl ut He'dns &
Co Is ton Z,ibcr & Cos Philadelphia. md at Cushing 4
Brothers, Baltimore Thu, Biography Is The fullest nni mo"
complete Of any published o Mt Clay aud sold at the
,ncommonly low prce oi ~ cents rct copy us b&W
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

NJ There is base hcndbill out, calling on al
Adopted Citizens TO vote the Loco uckc.' II
il is not Native trick il IS very ilagit'ous
performance, but VIC suspect the Natives OF
concoc,ins it, At all events, the Adopted Ciu-
zons are too wiso 10 be dupcd by ii. They should
vote ,us, which tickc, they, as American Cilizens
consider most likely 10 promote the Country's
good Clanship and All adherence IN mass to
one party, will expose them to constant jealousy
aud attack, which cou!d not be ii they belonged
to both parties. Whoever got up the handbil IN
question is their enemy.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

-CuCentral Clay Committee. Justice 10 li,rry
,I thc West" A -rnin o ;lI tuInininc "lii h'
held on "Wednesday Evening Apr, the loh at O'Clock nj
National Hall Nv orlcr. ! RElNpLbS frcdi.
JOINS = Done.. 3scctc,srics onoa,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

i. T0LETTf- V5s-r a. ri f-7a, ss-s-eai 81 h1I-
- - --il= s.-f; t--1-s = S.s-i,- II -----'=--'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

EY. At meeting Of the JOINT Committee appoint
ed in pursuance of the foregoing resolution ii was
unanimously
Resolred That the various Ward and District
Committees of the several parties rcprcsenedby this
Committee bc and they are hereby earncst!: re
qucstcd to every cxerton to preserve the peace
in their respective Wards and Districts.
Resolrcd That the peace Of the City must and
shall be preserved, and that the Mayor, Sheriff and
other civil Magistrates be and are respectfully nrg
cd to adopt the efficient mans IN their power
10 prevent violence and disorder.
Resoired, Thut this Committee will cooperate with
the Civil Authorities in the adoption of such mco
sures us they may deem necessary 10 preserve the
peace.
In bchnllo of,hc Democ,otc Wing t:s.Id T.pwiiico
JEFFERSON BERKlEN.
In behalf of the D.nocniic Republican tcnom mnln,le
THEOPliliTS PECK, WM f.. llAALKhiEh EK
ROBERT Il MACLAS. ELIAS l.. SMITH
JOHN j. cisco.
In behalf of the American Republican General onni''ee
EDWIN + COREY. JOB u lSkfIl.,
SrErIiI,N HYDE. JOHN u. hpiuIi.lI.
THOMAS HOGAN.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

Congressional Proceedings.
WlsHIvaxcS. Ap1l5 I5A
Ia liz SENATE, Memorials were presented
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Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-30
H. A. SEWARD. Clerk.
ARSTI

fEtl. 81 III. ~
it, Hfff tHtfEas fffft complainant iHteHHaffeH
HtH aeieadant iu tiic county Of Carroll and sfafe
ui alfssfssippi, sometime in October, 4. D. 1880
aud met the defendant has since deserted and con.
thuad To desert complainant for more than three
years HeHt preceding The filing of lhis min. onfI
moved 10 tbe State Of Louisiana; that said deser.
ton OF complainant BY defendant is without any
Just or reasonable cause, and prays dat the bonds
OF Hotrimony now subsisting between COMPLAIN
ant aad defendant be dissolved, and for nothing
held
Defendant viii take notice that the denos;t;o,s
of Benjamin Lee, NJ B. rilman and G. D. M
man, will be taken at Corroiton in said county. NJ
the Office Of John Mcclellan, Commissioner, on he
LIST Monday of October, 1914, between The hours
Of 10 o'clock A. NJ and 2 p NJ TO be read in eyi.
ienee at the trial Of the above stated case. on the
part OF complainant when and where you may at
lend, &C J. S, JOHNSON,
49,, Sol'r for CompI't
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-30
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

II ETTERS administration having been grant
N ed to the undersigned, by the Hon. Probate
Court ofCarroll county at the October term 1914,
thereof, on the estate Of Richard G. Brown decd,
all person having claims against said estate, are
hereby notified TO present them duly authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, or they will be
forever barred, and oil those indebted to said es-
tate are required to come forward and make inn
mediate payment
WILLIAM HEMINGWAY,
Admir- of Richard G Brown decd.
October -, I944-6w
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-30
EXEgrTOR,S NOTlCE

TFYO all persons interested in the lands and ten
IL ements Of Thomas Dent, decd, you will take
notice that at the December term next Of the Pro-
bate Court Of Carroll county we will apply for
an order to sell the S w offs w and N Wv / OF
SW and E / of N w / and w J Of N w Of
Section /, Township Is, Range 3 East, for the
purpose of making distribution among the heirs
and distributes Of the estate Of said decedant
when and where you viii appear and show cause
ifany you can, why such order should not be made
OHIO B. DENT,
RUSSELL G. BEALL,
October IL, I844--6w Executors