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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-16
STATE OF RoRTH-cAR0LlSA.
PERSON c0UNTg.
Court or Please and Qasrer Sessions,
March Tern. 1874.

We. $50.
IA lsrsoa saisss sEisihus.
'fr appearing 20 the saiisiaclioa q The Court.
- thai the defendants. Aadersoa Saipsss Mll.
liam Saipcs. aad Joha Saipess are aos inhaast-
aals Of shis state; u % ordered that pabiesiloa
be made in the nlllsboFough Rerotder inr sis
weeks. thai ualess the said defendants appear
Al the nextterm Of this eouri. 10 be held tas The
Csuaty of Person AZ the eeart house u h"r
baraush. onthe third Moadsy 10 Juae next,
aud iaea and ihtre plead. answer or demur %
he said petition. the same vail be taken pgu
eonfesso and heard accordingly.
CHARLES MASON. cfesk.
Price adv. 81 IL
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26
Organization.

To tse Editor Of 7s= Tribune
Tho Whips IN one OF the Districts Of the
Seventh Ward, have completed the following
organization.
First They have made what they believe to
De perfect Can1qss exhibiting every voter IN the
District ana his residence.
Second, They have appointed large Com,
rlittee each Member OF which is vounteer'
pledged to perform his duty,) to be at the Polls
during the day and cooperate with each other IN
procuring every WING vote.
Tlird, Trey have a.so COMMITTEES OF vol
untcers pledged TO follow every suspicious voter,
and to make arrests in al. cases where fraud
shall be plainly indicated. This is truly the
{" Fatigue Dutu," ord must be entrusted only 10
the IN ST reliable men,-who promise that wnen
an individual 70. on the Canvass Lists, shalt
swea, IN his vc,e unde. suspicious circumstances,
that re Shall NJ followed. anc that II ne offers 20
vote in another District, or On any other Justiha
tie cause be snalI be promptly arrested.
Fourth, They have delegated force OF good
and Fl; ciant Wings from their own District, 10
De stationed at the Polls. in the other Districts
OF the Ward, where the Wings are not 50 nu-
merous rs il their own to render similar services
there, and to prevent ;heir friends from being
overiwed by the Loco-F Focos.
Fifth, They will aso offer Reward foE the
detection OF each illegal voter in their own Dis
trict, and they will make special application to
the Wing General Committee (of the city to
place sum OF not less than $1,000 n the hands
OF his Honor the Mayor, soliciting MIN to hold
i. as fund, and to offer Rewards 10 be paid
therefrom for The detection OF illegal voters.
Ii there be any othe, District IN the city not
vet organized as above, 1T them now forthwith
do likewise with as many Improvements as they
may please. ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26
Arknnsas-Good Nevys.

The favorable intelligence we published Gay
or two since from Arkansas, is contlfmeo oY
later information Capt. NORMAN, Of the steam
boat Louis Philip, direct from Little RocS; re-
por,s that every county in the State had oeeh
heard from, and that the Wing candidate tor 20
vernon was elected by 259 majority. Also' 'ha'
the Wing candidate for Congress, DAVID WALKER
was probably elected. We understand ier'nef
b. a gentleman of Arkansas. who Is IN orr CITY
thai when ne left, no doubt was entertained iIotn
the returns received, that the Wings had carried
the Stale. ~ y. Dec Oc' -
ARKsysAs-We have not the returns from
single county IA ihis Safe. II Is iepor'ed' now
ever, by a gentleman who came on board The
Loqis Philip at the mouth of the Arkansas
d ,ect rom Little Rock, that the Wing candl-
dates both ior Governor and Congress, had pro-
baby prevailed. N. o. Bulletin, Oct Il.
ALL HAIL. ARKANSAS A gentleman arrived
here yesterday from Lite Rock. Ark who re-
ports that there is scarcely 4 doubt that the
Wings Of Arkansas have elected their Governor
and q strong probability OF the election OF thei'
rnem5e. Of Congress. /. this be true, It Is as
cheering as it is unexpected.
- n, O. Tropic, l7Ih.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26
The ou,h-west-all.snny and stsuben.
Correspondence of The Tribune.
HnnsrLLsyrLLr S,snten Co. Oc; l9. ls+i


EossrLLsv1LLr. s,eateR Co. Oct la. 1874.
GESrLEMEs-On the l6.h instant we made
ou. nomination for Member Of Congress in this
Dist.ict-Dr. CApr of Almond. A!!ogsny Coun-
ty. Itis most polite nomination, and will Ell
sure the defeat OF Martin Grover, the Loco Foco
nominee, beyond contingency speak ad
risedly when I say this. You may noi0 set
down Alsgany good en- our State Ticket ior 500
msj7rity. The Electoral Ticae, may f4Il q little
behind his
Never curing tie campaign wcra sc lighting
as good { battle as aox n TINS section, eod never
haze the CHANGES in oar favor Been aa arEe. In
this village !4s weak tavern. 5ecpsr ann almost
ever member Of a Loco Eoco hand Of music
turned TO the open and avowed support CT Hen
ry Cav. These tenuncla!ioas were open ana
no,orious as mis-. Oa Tnesdsy last, they at
te1ded II q sody the Wing Mass Meet!ug al
D .nayiI!e. Their banner vas as follows: "lTus
Dsmocrats-H-c leere Polk, Free Trade and
TEXAS. and go fur Clay, Protection and L'5er-
.u." thin6 ;.oou; ten more EonouEced Loco
Focg!sm in this place within weak.
Yours in haste, J. h. II.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26
.ThinSs ia philadelphia

tn .se Editor Of The Tribune
Your violently Nativs" correspondent does not
always give your readers correct views Of the state
of things in Philadelphia He stated Yesterday that
the new and nent li,tle church OF 81. Augustine
would be opened for Divine Worship on Sunday
next This paragraph would lead your readers to suppose
that the Church destroyed By the mob las, May has been
built she by the congregation. he stated IN former com
nuncation they contemplated doing magncent scale or
by the County Commissioners according to the provisions OF the
law IN such cases made aud provided Now. SIR. the TACT ~
81 Augssns's Church remains 20 this day IN runs and It's
bsckened walls Wi! stand rowning monument of religious
Intolerance and persecution for sake until ucom
pensation shall have been made according TO law for the
Church property destroyed by tire rioters. TIE congregation
never entertained thought of rebuilding i: ut their
pense-hsy would prefer letting it stand IN the midst OF the
fair city of Bro,isrv Lgrc the state as the ruins Of
r.un- Convent stood II! several yents IN stiSng
OF wi and religious liberty from the summit OF BunAsr HI
IS not the - Augude's Church. but ,Itie Chap
r . by 81 feet dedicated 10 our Blessed Lady OF ConOIarn
stated the advertisement; 10 the public papers that H 10 be
opened Divine Worship Sunday next IL has been erect
the temporary accommodation OF the congregation. on
the site oi the Pastors den, house and the Academy which
during the Choer had been generously appropriated 20 TIE
m nf Protestant vel. Cnthuc potsn's under the of
tnc sisters ui EaTy. When pecunaTy for the
rs p,a duns the prevalence of he pes;ence
positively Declined. the C Councils passed vote "i public
thanks and few yca after ntunate mob reduce thase
veTy buildings to aAhGsi a AtATHoLiC tlTt2ES.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26
Caught nj ii:

The Erening Post Has for days been interest
ing lis readsrs with Kooroacks respecting ina.
snary happenings c: the Wings with the Ne
,ives-opera.ions 70 secure the Native vote for
Clay, &c. Sc. In one article yesterday, it as
serted unqusi,6edly that the Wings OF this city
d, not mean to support their own ticket, but will
all vo,s Il Native; in the next, they say Just a,
absolutely that the Wings here have agreed to
vote the Native ticket in case Philadelphia gives
5000 for Clay-ifnoi, the bargains Ctl These
two Roorbacks are put right together, when com.
mon sense would have dictated that they should
have been put far enough apart not palpably to
demolish each other.
Let us here state that no bargain has been
made between the Wings and any other party,
aud ths. the yhis City Tickets ioill not be oith.
dra0a Ii any LEGO or Native wishes to vote
for any candidate on them, he is a, liberty TO do
it--and 50, we presume of the rival tickets
n5- But yesterday the publisher Of the Epesing
Pest ,oes caught at the rery business he charges
on tae Whigs-viz. intriguing for Native votes.
He wen, to Alderman Winship (Natvs) OF the
Thirteenth Ward, and urged him to preside at q
Natiue Meeting to promote Tie election Of Polk
and Dallas The Alderman respectfully de
clincd, and the Ex-Aldsrman OF the Post inconti-
ncn,ly slopcd.-Is MT he a pretty fellow to acuse
.he Wigs OF intriguing for Native votes
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26
,rhe cnautauuue Rally.

Nearly 10000 of the Freemen of Chau-
tauque and Cat;aEaugus (iucludng their wives
and children assembled at Fredonia on the 18th
at Mass Meeting. The Procession was the
grandest ever seen in lhst region. The Dinner
consisted OF beeves, 80 sheep, 10 hogs, 10
calves, 30 pigs, 5000 pounds cf bread, &c.-alI
Of which was eaten, although many were ente--
tanned q. the free tables OF the citizens, who are
nearly all Whig,--Ater dinner, the People
were addressed from three stands By JAMES
MrLLErr. SETH C. HAwLEY and DUDLEY MAR
WIN until nearly dark. Noble CHAuTAUoug
Glorious WEsrExH NKw-YoEK ! rescued Peo-
pie shall gratefully remember ycur overwhelming
maloritics
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26
Why 1Ir Clay will run ahead OF the Whig
Ticket.

We have not doubt that the CLAY Electors
will generally run fer ahead of the Wing Tickets
for anv other office whatever. Not merely be
cause The People admire and coniide in Mr.. Clay
as q Statesman Of unequaled capacity and
scryicee, bus because his enemies arc making
capital for him. We never yet knew q candid
ate lor public station-who had done the Country
honorable seTvicc--assaed as Mr.. Clay is as
sailed without gaining HIM great many votes.
The wicked, wantou lie that charges him with
instig eating the Ciiley Duel viii help him.
The foul charge Of Bargaia, SO long grounded
on his private letters to Blair, and so triumph
anty reiutcd by :heir publication, will strengthen
him.
But above al, The nasty titlle-tattlo of his ma
lgnant personal enemies must give him many
votes Think OF Robert Wickliils and John Nc.
Calla-mcn who for years have lived on their
hatred OF Mr.. Clay-being sailed on TO certi-
fy that he las been sccn to play social
game among his ncighboIs and friends or heard
to utter harsh word under circumstances OF
great irr:stion--and all this paraded from
one end oi the Union TO the other, set off as
Malice always knows how to magnify and gar
nish its calumnies-we tel! you, friends ard
foes if Mr. Clay is pu, down by such stuff as
this, he will be the first man the America an Peo.
pie ever suffered 10 be so defeated. But he can
not thus be put down. Come on, vipers.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26
ne Grard Clay Procession, Oct. GOTH

Gs- Grand Clay Procession, Oct 10Th
The Procession vii! form in resting
on poin 10 ba Gcsgnei Chamber street
The Procession yi pass Chamber street to Broadway
down Eroldny rount the Bowling Green. up Broadway to
the Park no huhanst:eet and Elst Bfoadway to Grand
street dyn G. uod street the Bowery. the Bowery 10
Egb n street md through Asor Place Broadway. down
Broadway Park round the East gate where the body
oi the Procession will the Park and the afternoon p"
ceenrs will be conc uded By short address from the Hen
DANIEL WEBSTER
Each Wa ID viii organized By ITSELF either III Carriages.
CLAW Associations Trades or otherwise Whatever t-ade
uns in eparate organization will at liz Broadway.
before Monday at p NJ order 70 be assigned suitable
place IN the recession By order.
oli 2t FREDERICK PENTZ, Grand Marshal
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26
Correspondence Of I.ivag,ton = 90. No. Wall-s,.
RrtsrIrn Oct q


Tfebresch n Squ0w Island ,hrce miez below this ca,
turns De much formidable thnn 81 hrst slppce
The body If Waisr ccied the BASIN fnneh Dy uS
Island Hnf the 81 pir Ieldny up tho Nhsna ptsss
powerfully down without finding Ous'. fst over
hDYcd the ebnntngut. and thea having mnde chsro,
undsraiEci the whOe until volume lurt ise
long Gi the through excavation ICD lee. woe
The tnGiI Superintendent with prlupE2s' ieulifad w ~
spot. and nth u OF hanf aad b a6urd I1 suppyN
has snttemried ie2aif the dDege. but yet win D
IitelucCeSs
Tho-e r1liiqr with the characteristic moe;uo,'y of lh
Niagara from Buffalo Light 10 ~. bead O Grlnd Island M
eypecGlY at the nnnow crossing from Bnck Rock wei
the nbnrOus tk must have to h-1dlot
About fourth Of the tistnnc2 plfesdy reDIe1 t
with ordinary the whole be eXp.cei To- be NJ
lse1 by end of this week. Meanwhile veg i4rse nun
Der Gt boats grounded and unable 10 move some iss
win light m hts MANAGED 10 up the bns!n hut pfsei
rRly ra:igHiiOu stopped IL m tins nee 70 InnaTaDe:
Creek. tie ground 20 day. bad more than
boats the bottom o. the iunal. unable 10 move. Al hs
with heavy fIe shi unable 10 sir n rod
In sntciOntinn however Oi m early retumptO9 oi 5uh
ness. tbs important cncel The nefs hIve entered i1s
operations. ~ ltsrme sJ,JJ bthe wheat GA
bgsEe rhoic. Milan tfAeG from store ~ 5Jcen the 80
OF hci .e ',.'er o ~ GO bl he moe a.
ly=rG Monday. With th o 50 sold teO full rarfe5
aIn The same QGctatiun und p. of Ordinary NltnS
- cents. y Utca dealer .rtemst IN these Bnact0S
Al the gain uuai 2DtCC bushels. SDIsed OIL ~
may be cent forward 10 the course OF day or two II IN 'A
Invoices.
Good Michigan rou, has sold freely I2 nud 30 -
tgrcies are ail uo at 81
Two schooner with and crews are .i'nupo
10 e:ogelhsr Inc TsmeLt 6! ohe nave been w.aed s0
and dGnt'hei. -,
iron boit Abert. m bsacEc teow the g5t hoG.e ~
la:sr ne'e should b: aunched n.un. but should De ~
where rnemeBtG nf Government folly ard usesi
pencltC!e. she zperd d failure.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26
"s6,,ooO Boston Money.

Weed Blatchnrj ami Benedict recently visited Boston and
after bnei TO the Lords o: the oom raised ffom
them the sum af e6 11 cary the State Of New fork for
the Wings The came back again. and have distributed
the corrspon fund among certain unprncped instruments;
U5' We find the above lie in The Plebeian.
The Ne,gs had the story 100000. 1t is false,
false, false. No 100000, S65,00O, $4,000,
nor even $4,000, have been or will be received
by or rendered TO the Wings OF New-Yo,k from
Boston, CT any other quarter, for any purpose
whalever.--What is the next Roorback
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

W We call the attention Of Dry GooDs men,
Painters and HArrEKs to the calls in our col.
umns of meetings this evening to take measures
for uniting in the great Wing Procession of next
Wednesday. Let the attendance be full end
prompt, for every mans counsel and aid are &C.
srabe. Let the world see what is the feeling Of
New-York towards the Nations Champion,
Henry CLAY. All together!
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

de,ed of its contents by Loco Fccos, SO lar as VIC
have ye. learned, is the following:
Phil LPHIA, Oct 1s. 1874.
Dear sir-Mr Buck has in hand or on SUD "a be ap
ea IN ous the @ IL viii send you
and we rely on you iudcou, und effective expenditure
snd s " gS sSt za1 lsnsh must do 'e'S WILLIAM REE
i Addfesd @ y" Mr. W sr1rRrDaz Po;hono'ary. &c AL
entown. Pa.
This letter from prominent Whig in Phils-
delphia was opened by & Loco, Foco at the Allen
town Post-Office, and its contents riied and
blazoned in Foco paper. 1t is now gong
the rounds Of the Loco.Foco papers, garnlshed
with exclamations of horror and amazemen'
We have not doubt that tde men who make the
ado about il are themselves spending twice es
much in the same and in really excep;.onable
ways The readers of the Roorback romances in
the Loco Foco journals, who have been agonlzed
with stories of 100000 raised here, and $780,
900 there, 10 aid Mr.. Clay's election by pipelay
ng doube.voting, &c. will be rather soothed
when they learn that all the money the Wings
have sent into 4 large and doubtful County OF
Pennsylvania is barely $780, and that not to be
used in pipe-laying, double,voting, or buying
votes, but simply in perfecting an organization of
the Wings, SO as to bring every voter to the Polls
and providing conveyaEces FOR those who have
none Of their own. THIS stolen letter clearly
proves that no more money was to be cent to L.
high, and no improper use of i, attempted. We
Go MT know how many Loco. Focos 500 would
buy, bat for the credit Of Human Nature, we
hope not many
By ihe way what becomes Of that other
R0orb4ck, SO positively etated or imPregnable ea-
thority in the News, that the Wigs hare aban-
doned PENNSYLVANIA and VIRGEM 10 concen-
trnte all their forces on NEW YORK and Ono?
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

Mass MEETING IN MIssouRI-An immense
Wing meeting was held at Boonville, Mo- on the
1lth which was addressed by some Of the most
distinguished Wing speakers of the West. AT
lees. 5000 persons were present. Mr. Boggs
presided, and the most enthusiastic spirit peEvsded
the meeting.
CANADA ELEcTIoss-Sir Allan McNab has
been elected tn The new Parliament for the Town
of Hamilton. Canada West. AT the close OF the
polls Tor the City of Toronto the vote stood for
Sherwood 642 ,Boulton 622, Dunn 34l. Mr.. RI
cou. retired Iiom the contest before the polling
commenced. Tbs can1ldatfs termed Conserva.
tive are therefore elected. Mr.. Murney has been
returned for Hastings by a majority of 81. Mr..
Geo. Mcdonald, Conservative, for Dun6as.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26
CENTRAL CL4r COMMITTEE. J
National iiall. Oct. 10. 1874

; A, meeting Of the COMMITTEE held This Evening II
wns
Rssolri Tba the Merchants of this CITY be respectfully
invited 10 co0ptl;e nth the DELEGATIONS rom the Sicns y"
m cratic Clay Ciak nd Oiles clay Associations o. ou Guy.
w rnad action of thei. body the occasion OF the
G,a,d hlnss Procession the 3Jh otiaber. .
Kesoipsi Jha they be further respectfully requested III.
sung their cnnsenencel to Eoke such arrangements "! t
speci Invaticn reception uad entertainment o their com
nercir friends from the ne:hborn cities shall best com
port with their acknowledge character Tor intelligence patrI
otis III and hospi,aii.y
I,y oIGer OF Ike Committee.
j. \. REYNOLDS, Pe!ide't.
yous r iopTos SSec'etafIe' OF lv
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

INVOLUNTARY TESTIMONY IH FAVOR OF THE Re-
ClsTRY LAw.-'fhe Post Of Tuesday evening iG
exhorting It's Loco Foco brethren to be well organ
lied and vigilant 10 prevent Illegal votes on the
Wing side, has this paragraph
This only be done by osarizn,ien by the appoint;
meat OF pledged 10 attend 10 tier: duty By csceci
fRg beforehand The et rH ttp Acre ris4t uo.f
easenslnG all who have not. a1d marking them
manner IL 10 enforce against them the penn The law
We have italicized the recommendation which
rery precisely describes what the Registry law
effectei-with this improvement, that by the.
law the result was accomplished By sworn off,
GERS instead of By irresponsible partizans
Yet the Post joined in the hue and cry agains.
the law which did for ali parties mpattialIy, and
uader the sanction of an cath, what it now ex
horts its periizans 10 do or their cwu interest
The best witness is, on ell such occesions-an
involuntary one. American.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

Ey Full and most interesting details OF the great
Hurricane in Cuba on the 4lh inst, and important
News from Mexico, vii! be found on our First Page
to-dsy. The coincidence of two such destructive
,ornadoes in single month and at such distan,
points US at Buffalo and Cuba is somewhat re-
markCble.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26
II ABNER LEWIS Of Harnonz. Oh

u ABNER LEWIS of Harmony, Chau
tauque County, is the Wing candidate 10, Con.
gress in the XXXlst District, composed of Chau.
tauque and Cauaraugus Counties. Mr. Lewis
has been an ardent and active Wing in all wealth
or, and has served his County honorably in the
Legislature. We trust Harmony's 332 and
Chautauque's 2.64O majority for Harrison will
be somewhat increased this Fall
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

NEw-foRK AsD ERIE RAMRoAD--We are
pleased 10 learn that the prospects OF this important
work are improving. We are informed that the pre-
sent Board OF Directors will in few days submit to
the public plan for Immediately resu,nng its con
atruc,on. Those to whom It's general features have
been submitted, pronounce it perfectly feu.ble, and
have no hesitation in saying that the public will de-
eide so also. We trus, such may be the case. We
believe it will be- for the men composing the present
Board are well known as experienced, enterprising
psrsevering and practical men, who will - leave no
stone unturned" to accomplish whzteyer they may
undertake.
The completion Ct this work, Of equal, if not of
more importance, TO this City than was tie con-
s,ruction of the Erie Canal, has already been too
long delayed. The construction Of one division Of
only about fifty miles has already saved to the con-
sumers Of Milk, Butter, and fresh meats in this City,
more Than the fifty miles cost. Il but shsr, por-
ton of the Road can accomplish so much, what may
be expected from il when it shall be extended to the
Lakes
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26
g. Lawrence.

Jul4us EIuLDuap snd GEosGg c. CoNANT aye
the Wig candidates for Assembly in the FsoU-
nc. Csua.g. We are assured that Tie Wings
are dopy svsry thing in their power, and will
greatly reduce if not entirely overcome tie Loco.
Foco majority.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26
hi.i,IiIED

On Thursday 2sh n.,Rnt. ny the Rev Hr. NclS'1. >. ~
JAMgs l. JACKSON oi New YORK Ctg IN Ms. loves "
iE:fd deushier Of Nm. B1sd. Eq. Of Brna&!yn o,.xs
"a Wednesday. Octo sr "a. %DUth BuEfnl ltOn dls
Ca. by the II ey. hlfi ell K.tcham. UE:RY NJ PrEBI
Rye Wss;ches:ef Cocntg \ Y /" h.RtEITA. vny di'-
Ter nf ies.e fiuncy Pa 0ftEs above place. -,
AZ Ney.aIz on tie u ~, hy Rev. Wm II Rofobosas.
I0sEPH P. BRADLEY To dAaY, daughter Of ChIci '"-~
llOTuDowei, all lOt y
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26
Loco-Foco Nominations.

1XVIIh Distriet-Cherles 5. Benton OF Herk-
mer for Congress-(H. and Montgomery
Frankiin-Francis d. Flanders for Assembly.
Metc- York City-John NJ. Blcodgood lin place
of John NJ. Bradhurst, declined. for Assembly. A
bad trade.
XIVh Cong. ct-tWashing;on and Es-
sex)-Isaac w. Bishop Of Granvile.-[ We thought
he had been used up by the Commercial Bank and
Stock operations OF 1861
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

"BArrLE OF BUsKsR HiLL.'-This Exhibition,
Mt the Coliseum 10 be the grand centre Of at
traction in our City. The Eits are crowding it
nightly in great numbers. To say that it is grand
and astonishing tells not hall the story ii n.ast be
seen to be appreciated. Parents and teachers
should remember The Exhibition at o'clock this
afternoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26
YoR sovZRSoH,
N:!,E.AR}l FiLl.MOE b..

Fok IlrgTEsA.T "ovsESoh'
SAMUEL J. WILKlfv.
.o. c.aiL co.s.s-Iossst,
sA7toH,i. wGgKs, ef NisssTs re. Cc. r.
SPU%GEH KELLOGG, of one.cI 90
F,yf.,AD nHCApEs, OF onondasa "
I[fsEpH ~. JacASoN. Of FRANKLIN c7-
rog YeEslDksTiAL ELECTORS,
s.yELLIs HALL, q A,6anJa a-,o,,.
A. .ecz-.. JOHN -. COLLLGA9 81 bIPci.F'
FOR SENATORS.
DIS. ..HIRA3I x KETCHUE-.
U,.HUGH MAXWELL.
Iu.IfEnRY L. HAYSER.
.yNILLIAni v. x. McLEhr'
y.sAMUEL FARWE ELL'
VI.CHAUSCEY j FOX.
vn...JOIIN G. BEACH.
CARLOS EMMOFS.
FOR CONGRESS,
lid Drr:c.-J. PHILLIPS PHENt4'
IY;b JOHN Il. WILLIATS'
ytb JOHN q. SCGLES.
VIII HAMILTCN FISH.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

TIE DEAD.-The number of lives supposed to
have been lo.t ren vessels aad steamers during he
gale, "a near we learn, is es loows:-
Steamer Fulton, twrecked 3; steamer ST. Louis, 3;
tsupposed) S; sail boat, tBrish) 10; schr. Biddie,
tiiate) Total, IS. Buffalo Gaz. Oct. 23.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

RTaE BAsNER carried b, The Troy Deles
in the great Procession on "Wednesday, was deco
rated with thousand Dahlias. Each menber
also had Dahiia in his button-hoe. The Trcjans
know as we'll whs, belonssto good taste 10 sound
political principles.