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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-11

SOMETHING NV. The American Woman ia
the title OF beautifully printed and well filled week
" paper, that made IT. appearance in Phlldeph on
Saturday last Tie paper is published by a lady.
Mrs Harriet Probasco and edited by a lady and is
sued at the low price Of one dollar per year
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DsE.srs AMONG ISpuNs.-Dr. Smith Of Iowa
says that person officially associated with the In
dams Of the Upper Mississippi, saw or heard OF
deaf Indian, or one whose eyesight vas impaired
by age, or whose teeth we're essentially deosyed -
Opthalmia, however, - common complaint fIoo
which they suffer very considerably.
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Faon Hone KoNe, CHINA, plRrcr-The

FRon Hone koNG, CHINA, DIREcT.-The New
York American has been favored with the following
tract of letter written by the U. S. Consul at
Hone KONG, April |, 1874.
Matters and things at this island becoming
more and more settled, though many seem TO lie I'M
der he impression that should the trade (Chinese)
leave the old scat, (Canton) it would probably be
transferred to the different ports lately opened at the
north.
90 The sale of American manufactures, &c find
ready market here, and will continue for a long
period
"Mf. Gushing is still living with his suite at Ma
cao and they say he has sent dispatches to the north
ward, (Pekin) and informed the Emperor that he
should go up the coast and make him a visit -
see no probability OF his reaching, yet | hope he
may"
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Honor TO THE DEAD-The Democratic State
Committee, which met at Harrisburg on the % in
slant, appointed committee to procure the erection
Of an appropriate tablet in honor of Henry A. Muh-
lenburg, in the Lutheran church at Reading, Penn
syvana, of which he was for many years mem
Der.
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From the Nashville Union
NEW DEMOCRATIC PAPERS.


Within the last few days more than half a dozen
new Democratic newspaper from different States
Of the Union, have been received pro, oslng an ex-
change with US Some Of these papers have only
reached their first and second Plumbers. The, are
all well filled with pointed editorials and wel-se-
ected matter. To accommodate ALL as far as an
exchange with US may be useful to them, shall be
our earnest endesvor. The "Hickory Polls err ia
Tho title OF good Democratic paper Just commenced
at Allegan, Michigan, bearing the flag Of Younq
Hickory, with a motto from the wri ings Of Old
Hickory, edited and published by J =. En-. The
Loco Foco" Is the title Of another excellent cam.
paien Democratic paper, published at Pttsbure,
Pennsylvania, by X. w. lRoSs & Co. II this not ce
meets The editors eye, we wish he would send US
The back numbers, aud especially number twelve -
Several Democratic papers in German regularly
reach US from Ohio, Kentucky, and Pennsylvania -
hese things are all strong indications Of the enc Nv
confidence, union, and harmony, OF the great Demo
cratic party throughout the land. 10 about sixty
dys, now, the great battle will be fought and TO en-
sure perfect, full, enure success-to overthrow
Whggery IN ITS last hopes and in many Of ITS last
s'ronghods-it IS only necessary to follow the PLAIN
advice OF The old sodier-LEr EVERY NAN DO ms mn
TY This advice, and the action which followed A.
won one OF the greatest battles on record in history
The same result will follow from II now
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HrlLrH or GENER,L J,cKsoS-A letter from
Genotal Jackson To friend, of recent date, says -
am greatly dehilnaed reduced TO skeleton, with
constant cough aud pain m Smy Ief siJe-uhb.
lately, great sh"rness Il breath can ~csrcey wi.d
my peu, eu delighted to hear IRON you and your no
merous family, have summoned up resolution to Al.
L. MIMI ~
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BALTIMORE, Aug. 18th, IS44.


BALrIMoRE, Aug 18th, 1874.
GenHemen-l have received your polite invitation
TO attend and address meeting of the 10th
Congressional District of Virginia, on the 29h Of
this month. 1t pains me much to be obliged TO de-
cline tins kind invitation but must do So for the
same sorrowfu reason that / have been obliged to
assign for declining others of similar character.
w mist spe' ding, recently, few weeks IN the
mountains OF Virginia, among your own generous
and patriotic people, The distressing intelligence
reached me from home, of the loss by death Of a
beloved and only daughter This sad occurrence
30 unexpected and so agonlzing has wholly untitled
me Tor such an undertaking you propose Here
aiter trust, shall be III COZ ditlon 10 obey your
commands. and when ] am. fellow Democrats OF
Virginia, you have only toprociam them.
When We remember The gallant State which in
The hard and disastrous conflict Of 1870 raised high
40 air the Democratic standard, and proclaimed
through her patriot sons from her every mountain
top 10 the rest OF the coniederacy that should never
be surrendered AID when we remember that in de-
spite OF the comb ned and desperate assaults of the
whole federal forces, she enabled nobly to re-
deem that pledge, We Republicans are bound 10
obey the commands Of Virginia
When we remember, too, fellow Democrats TO
whose salutary counsel-to whose fOrgetfuln,ss Of
personal preferences-to whose ardent devotion TO
republican prlncIples-to whose indomitabe newspa-
per press, (ied ON by the sage and patro, of the
Enquirer" y we are m great degree indebted for
the union, harmony and enthusiasm, which now ev.
cry where prevails among-i us we are bound as re-
puoIIcans, to ooey the commands Of Virginia. She
has taught the whole Democracy a noble lesson
She has urged them on TO victory, and she has led
the way. Let her patriot-voce be heard then
throughout the land. Let her bright example in
preparing for the terrible conflict Of November next
be faithfully pursued. Let her sautafy admonitions
TO harmonic with those who have brayely sustained
our measures, be generously adopted, aud the result
VIII be triumph such will make the republican
heart leap for Joy.
II consistent with your arrangements please pro-
pose, m my name, The following sentiment:
Thomas RfTcHrr, Of the Richmond Enquirer. now
an old man-when he comes TO lay his head on his
last pillow, may he not truly say, 1.-THE ends aimed
at were my countrys."'
Very respectfully
JAMES NJ. BUCHANAN
To Messr<. John Bruce, r. T.. Byrd, and Others,
msmbeIs OF the committee
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INVASION OF Trr,s.-Msny persons seem TO doubt
whether Mexico will carry out her declared ntep-
ton of again invading Texas The following ex
tract Of letter from Boston to a New York mer.
chant, has an indirect confrmatory appearance:
"The bunting, which you seem to think has all
been bought up by Government for the United States
Navy, has been purchased, | suspect, on Mexican
account The agents Of the Mexican Republ,c
are doing great business here in tents, &C There
is no bunting left in our market, except few pieces
moth-ea,en
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Nrw AnuoLr.-Amercan Merino Shawls are
now manufactured IN Blakely township, Penn,ylya.
ME, from wool raised In Lancaster They are said 10
FIVE dollars. -
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TEMPERANCE MEETINGS AT THE CLUB
HOUSE.

s-- The Fre,mens Vigiliant T. A. s. hold their
regular weekly meetings at the Club Houe every
THURSDAY night
The public invited to attend. Doors open a,
u o'clock. sept II
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M A X X | f. ID .

On Tuesday last, by the Rev. Mr. TT TON, Mr.
JOSEPH HYSSETT, to Miss AMY PATCHETT
both Of this city.
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ONE HUNDRED AND THREE PACKAGES
SPLENDID NEW GOODS.

TNHE subscribers are now receiving their fall sup
ply Of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, amongs,
which will be found entirely style of Cash
mere De Escosse and Mouscne DE LANES. to which
they invite the particular attention OF the Ladie,
they also have black and blue black Alpacas which
cannot be equaled in this market. Amongst our
stock in edition. will be found the following desra
BILE goods, viz:
10 pieces rich black and blue black satin striped
Silks
10 do do do plain corded do
do black Matteoni Lutes,rings
Is do cameleon Silks, assorted
do blue TaGets Silks, for Ladies scarfs)
50 do splendid Cashmere De Esscossr
rs do second quality do do
so assorted NJ DE LANES, (some of which are ex
tremely Handsomely
% do super fine and low priced Alpscas
10 DO plain black M0u'laine DE Lame;
10 do colored do do
20 do assorted Merino and II ibit Cloths. for la
20 do super Gsuze Flannels, warranted not to
shrink
40 do assorted white Flannels, (,ey cheap
90 90 90 super Irish LINN warranted all pure aud
20 do low priced do do v', cheap
5 do 10 Da@ask Table Diaper
100 do Damask Table Cloths, from 2l-2 to
va ds long
30 dozen Damask Table Napkins TO match
pieces 1914 Irish and Russia sheeling
pieces la do do do
| l0-4 cotton do
10 pi ces Furniture Dimtes
20 do cambria do
rs do jacone and cambria Muslins
Is do embossed Piano Covers
25 do table do
5000 yards rich chiniz and calcocs from I2l a..
and upwards
5000 do low priced and super shrtings and sheet.
ings
so wooden coats, for children
ALSO,
] carton rich cameleon shawl.
i do do Cashmere do (cmbroidered)
] do do Thibet do (embro,dered(
100 dozen silk, Cashmere AID Alpac, Hoi.ery
Persons IN wan, Of good bargain. and good, VIII
give US a call BSTtp b CATLEIT
sept III
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IN THOSE THINGS WHICH ARR sssEsriAL LET THEIRS
III usuv-is sos-EsssHriALs, LIBERTY; AND N all
THINGS CHAkirY.-AUgUSti,,.
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CURIOUS NAUTICAL ANECDoTE.

Blythe Legislature.
The States in italics voted for Van Buren, in I640
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( 'HANCELLOR kENT'S COURSE - READ
y ING, drawn up flr the use Of the member, Of
the New Soik Mercantile Library Association.
you request me TO draw up list Of books who.
may deem calculated for the use Of this, gentlom,1
oil the Association who, having entered their pr e
SION ~ early LIE, may no, have been colegatey co.
ucsted.
now send you catalogue Of select book s.l
appearing IN the English language and adapted H
my judgment, to the diversified tastes and wishe, %
me members of your ASSOCIATION. | have taken ne
liberty to add some brief notice OF the meuts of
those works Of which I thought some explanauou
might be useful or agreeable. ~ Erlraoi from he r.
face.
Published by the Association in pamphlet form
price 81 cents-and for sale by
septll r. TAYLOR
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From the Baltimore Rep. &, .1rgus

Among the many excellent letters addressed to the
committee OF arrangements for the great mass meet
ing recently held at Winchester, Va, ind the
following eloquent and patriotic from
teemed fellow citizen, JAMES NJ. BUCHANAN, f. q.
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CooPER's NEW NOVEL

4 FLOAT AND ASHORE; or the adventure
II Miles Walhngford Just received by
r. TAYLOR
Also, few copies Of The Mackenzie Case, with
review by j. Fenimore Cooper Sept I'LL
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THE WANDERISG JEW
DY Euersr sUs, part I'd, this day received by
ID +. TAYLOR
sep II
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IMPORTANT LETTER FROM GEN. JACK
son IN FAVOR OF ANNEXlNG TEXA:
10 THE UNITED STATES.


We call the special attention Of our readers 10 the
subloin,d let.r from the venerable patriot Of the
Hermitage who looks TO the question Of aunexnq
Texas to the United States with an anxiety and il,
terest that seem to increase in proportion as the
DAYS which limit his continuance IN this life approach
their close THIS letter presents, IN our judgmen M
the most conclusive argument IN favor Of the polio,
Of annexation that We have yet seen md coming a.
IL does from Andrew jackson, the General as wei a.
the Sta esman, who has often exposed and IA art
ed the AMBITIOUS signs Of Great Britain in regard
TO the United States cannot fail to have great weight
Mt this time with the American people. lie treats II
ae national que, ton-oDe above all parties-in.
yoiyipg the prosperity and safety Of all sections am
interests in our happy land and It is difficult for "
to realize that there ca" exist differing or Opposing
opinions to those viii he expresses.
Tbi, letter, az will be seen from its perusal and
from TIE letter Of Mr.. lawson TO which It is an an
swer was written after the visit Of that e ntlemar
TO the Hermitage; but was received by him lust a.
ne was leaving Nashville for 81. Louis
NASHVILLE, August %, 1874
Sir: On the eve Of starting for st. Louis. bav,
received the enclosed letter from General jackson
In answer To one | had addressed to him reoues,n,
him 10 gi,e me his views In relation to the adyanta
yes likely TO flow from the anne xation Of Texas I,
this country and the injury that would result to rs
Great Britain succeeded IN her designs upon tina
territory As | shall not return directly to Clncin
natl, and think that the opinions expressed by Gen
Jacks,n are iml oriant to the public | have TO re
quest that you will give II place 10 your columns
and oblige
Your friend and servant
MOSES DAWSON.
To the Editor Of the Union.
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Mosrs DA~sos, ESQ.
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3eicbeu Der Sett.

Der pittsbur9 2tmeriean ia9t, Elm @anaIs
Scot paiiirts ssifsrn rurb unfsrs SbIsuisn,
oa6 ben 0amen "9sr @sn. Mdrfs," nsu ae<
malt, an Strn uno Ssitsn tatts. ,,QBis 1T
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frlbsr immsr Elm qofofofo; ib wia nun fir
Wsdrfsl uno Clap ifmmsn; uno bier Iinb bier
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9stauft uno uir ,psrpsn fir feinsn baron
ltimmen."
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Gin 9l1terbiefelt.

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gum aa9en,sinen Hueen benen fam, bas Ssis
tun9sn wdbrsno Dem Gablfampfe 70 Diel we
m69litb psrbreitst psrbsn, 70 srbistsn mir unS,
untsrfbrebsr fir cen 0iberaIen Sscbabtsr an.
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einsm 3straum BON 7 Wtcnatsn. fir ben mds
bi9en Setras BON so Gent Die aber bs Der
Seife0un9 peraus bssoblt Wsreen mdiTsn.
0@T9Sir bofTsn unfers Sreunbe i'm 2anbe,
bsfonbsrs Die mslds pdfs erbaltsn ODER fonif
einf1ub in ibrsn reIpsftipsn Nabbarlhaftsn
babsn, psrbsn lfb fir Subferibsntsn bsmlibsn.
9Sir MAIDEN nur ben 8orfblaM ba6 bsrfslbe
9Birfun9 bat, bdn9t bauptidbGb bon unisrn
Treunben ob.
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GT9em 9btb. Sobn Sitter, pom @onorss,
sritattsn mir unfsrn 9anf fir bic 3uienoun9
sin9er wIbti9er 9cfumsnts.
Jnb einsm in bsesn S9dufern 9snshmi9tsn
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psrta9t BADEN. 9as 1T gut.
0F3is NaticnatG cnpentpn BET bemcfra.
tifbsn 9Sbi9s fnbst mcr9sn in Baltimore lfatt
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am baraufcl9eneen Gage. Ter Isstern wers
Den wabrftsnlib msbr olS so tauftnb 9sls9os
ten, aus alen Sbsilsn Der llnicn, bemobnsn.
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Sososlbsr9 mcreen ndhiten Samifn0 iiber s
Sage, ndmljb am IL. Wtni, am (cauls BON
Col. einoiap cine 9rcBe 8eriammIun9 balten.
asir psrbsn Ssn aufruf eaju, ndbits 9Scbs
9ons einrldsn.
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Gr,pG Bier : SSctfel !:

senatorial.
Gbcifcr Butler, bon QuYrnt.
UeWnfeno Saines, bon gbslftr
Hepreftntatip.
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2 Scbn y. BstbsriG,14 Same6 Yoacd,
3 Sobn 8. NinlfseL l 5 Sricrb QEatt6,
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5 @lsassrS .M'Somelll7 Soms5 MatbsrS,
6 Benjamin Trid, 18 2(nbrso6 s. O0e,
7 Sfaae 9f. Ganlssrl9 Dan. @aibabau9E
9Silliam Iesffer, 20 Sobn g. @om,
Scbn g. l9ieitsr, 81 9tnbr. QG. Qccmi5,
10 Sobn Si0n9er, % Sams5 SO. Ycmer,
IL 2tIer. q. Srpnn, % 0Silom q. Srpins,
10 Sonatb. S.Slreum,24 Senj. Soart5bcrn,
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GrD. y. palmer, eiq, an fsinsr Msol

@ifats uno ScblensOffies, Go. SO Ysinitraee,
unterbob Der brittsn, Slpei gqudrS iiolitb bon
Der Merbant6 @rban9e, in pbilaoelpbia, III
autcriiirt Subfcriptionsn unb 2topsrtiIiments
fir ben "2i6eraIsn Ssobabkr" nn;unsbmen
,tne bariiber ;u quittirsn.
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1lnalifs fdHe.-9er "Qibancn Courier
pom Isgten Mittpc1 fa9t, cine otts Srau i'm
Shmamm in 6siosIbsr9 Saunfbp, Qibancn
Sauntp, Wuree am 16. oielss pom Yferbe 0ss
worfsn, brab cine Npps uno einsn 2lrm uno
erbielt mie man permutbst nob sini9e innsrs
9srlegun9sm 70 oab Ie am fclsenosn Sage oar
an ifarb. 9aS lln9lid 9sfbab Mttas5, ais
ie baS Ykro nob sinem flsinsn @aitr, etma
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bem 0ouibsn bss Qaubes, wurbe unbdnbio IL.
parf lie sur Grbe. Nsrjtlibe S3ifs muros ics
9leib an9smeneet bob obmpbl ibrs @unben
perbunben unD bic SnObsn wieber enosrbtst
rpurbe burb srfabrns 2(srSts ifarb iis bob ME
oten 9eia9t.
2(m ndmlibsn Sage fisI 8rau Gro, QBthws
bes periforbsnen Sobn Orb, Don Dem loeu in
ibrsr Sbsusr in Saosq'bonon SaunIbip, ins
Dem ls auf Elm Brett trat oas nicbt feif laa,
Hrbrab bsipe Snotbsn beS rbtsn 9Orarmes,
ensn bss linfsn 8orarmes, uno wurbe buffers
Dem i'm @efbt bsfbdb9t.
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Iufsspa6t. - SaIIebe $5 unb $lOe
Slotsn auf Die "qetanon Sanf" spa, (lnp in
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wuroe unldnsit eiu Wlann ertappf Der in cis
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Die Stabt Baltimore foa NIT Srsmosn bes
rsits I1on ilterfillt fsn.
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neutrality-suspicious. Swiitbsn Der unb 9ten,
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2Sassn unb beibdoi9ts cine 8rau pom qanps,
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baS @clf Die @rmdbIun9 te6 Sorn. Mdrfel ais
aems betrabtst.
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auf rem 2anos bon Spbiaa Srautman; bann
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an Der Qinis Spifbsn Qebner ino 9Sa9nsr !;
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pcn 2ibancn @auntp, 81 sinem Stsine auf benz
eante BON Scbn Snaif; Sonn 13l @rab ntrbs
lb, 354 Nutben 6lfIidb, Su ensm Stsnc am
meifIiben Cd Der Stobt QGcmcIsborf; bonn
ldn9S Der borough @rsnje bon QSomeSborf
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Idn95 Den Sritmmun9en Der 9snanntsn Grief,
iu einem @ditsins ;wiben O6ers unb Inter.
Sulpsbcdsn unb bisis Qinie sntlan9 bis ;u psm
jeifprpbaums am Nnfan9s.
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Str9imien.-9ie bi6 jest erbatsnen Sss
ribts pcn Der am Srsita9s 9ebaltsnen Wab
in jsnsm Staate, lautsn bchif 9inifi9 fir bic
96biaS. Die ppuifdnoisen Ssrbts BADEN mir
ncb su bsfcmmsn.
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unb burb bsrsn 9srpsnbun9 CT srnannt wur:
DC, Dies iclts nibt psr9eien mrben.