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w RITING ACADEMY.-The subscriber con-
wv tinues to give instruction in plain and orna-
mental writing and stenography at his academy, on
Pennsylvania avenue, near 18th street. Parents
and guardians earnestly requested to send their
children during the vacation ofther regular schools
As each lesson occupies only one hour, pupils may
suit their own convenience to their hours OF at
tendance. Terms very moderate.
August 6-eo3t w. b. MALCobm'
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Hon. H. w. Ellsworth, the U. s. charge to
Sweden, sailed with his family in the Ashburton,
from New York to England. Mr. Sidney Morse
editor of the New York Observer, and Mr.. S. F. B.
Morse, superintendent of the telegraph sailed in
the same vessel.
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MnirARr.-Two companies of United States
troops at Fortress Monroe are ordered To Texas i'm
mcdiately. They are to be conveyed by the Uni
ted States steamer Col. Harvey, now at this port
Norfolk Beacon, .4ug. IL.
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OFFICIAL.

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.
WILLIAM J. MILLER, collector of the customs for
the district of Bristol and Warren, r. l., vice John
Howe, removed.
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VITANTED TO RENT-A small but comfort
w able dweling-house, somewhere between
Pennsylvania avenue and ii street north and south,
and In and 18th streets east and west. The rent
to be about $50 per snnum. Inquire at this Office.
Aug9
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MOUNT ST. MARY'S COLLEGE,

EMMTTsBURe, Nh.
THE exercises ofstudy at Mt. st. Mary's Col
L lege for the scholastic year 1856, commence
on the 18th Of August. The College is prepared to
receive one hundred and fifty boarders. The charge
for board and tuition, including washing, mending,
and doctors fees, is 1852 per annum, payable half
yearly in advance. JOHN MCCARTNEY.
August President.
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ELEC TI0N URNS.
NORTH CAROLINA.

The above the only additional returns from
North Carolina. We feel anxious most anxious
Ito hear from the second district, represented in
the last Congress by Mr.. Barringer (whig,) who is
again candidate. Mr.. Clays majority there, over
Mr. Polk, was $685. yet we are no, without, hopes
that correct principles may have achieved signal
triumph in the election Of Mr.. Fisher, the demo-
cratic candidate. We take the greater courage to
hope for this result from the fact that our wing CO.
temporaries have published no returns--either
good, bad, or Indifferent; for il is well known that
they given to make "great cry over little WOOL"
Extract from a letter dated
EDKNros, August IL, lS45
The returns from our election, held on the 7th
instant, are coming in; and although we have not
the official vote enough is known TO render the cleo
ton of Colonel Asa Biggs (the democratic candi-
date) perfectly certain in this, the ninth congress
sional district, lately represented by X. Rayner.
This is really great triumph; and to no one are
we more indebted for the suspicious result than to
Colonel Biggs himself He took the field with a
majority Of 800 against him, and under circum-
stances the most discouraging; but such have been
the zeal and ability with which he conducted the
campaign, that this large majority il entirely re-
versed, and his election rendered certain by from
one to three hundred; and this too, nvtwithstand-
ing the efforts Of the late representaiivewho, not
satisfied with the exertions Of Colonel Outlaw, made
a special visit to Northampton and HEREFORD coun-
ties to keep his people to the faith. He has been
most signa'ly rebuked for his interference.
Extract cfa letter TO gentleman in Washington, from
"WooDyILLE, N. c., Aug. 9.
'In this county, we have reduced the wing ma
jorty, upon full VOTE to Al. am also able to give
you the returns from Pasquotank, Camden, and
Currtuck, Tin part,) and Chowan, which leaves
scarcely doubt of the election Of Col. Biggs. We
have fought faithfully, and deserve victory. You
will from the result of the Pasquoank election,
where the removals from Office have taken place. that
we have increased our vote about so, instead Of
reducing it, as threatened by the wings. 1t is
like all the rest of their statements"
The writer calculates that Col. Bggs will succeed
by about 2l4 majority. He says that to Perqui-
mans and Pasquotank counties is the honor, in a
great measure, due.
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A TOURNAMENT will take place at the
II Fauquer White Sulphur Springs, on We'd
nesday, 9th August.
August IL, 1916. Aug. l3-2t
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday, Aug. 18th, by Rev. JAMES KNOX,
Mr.. ANDREW JOHNSON to Miss SUSAN
ANN ROBINSON, all Of this city.
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TEA. OIL, SPERM CANDLES, &c.

r HAVE received by the schooner Victory, gen
i eral assortment of new groceries, viz
Prime imperial, gunpowder, young hyson, and
black teas; crushed, pulverzed and loaf SUGARS SUI
garhouse strip molasses rice; FIVE hundred gallons
extra winter solar lamp oil, fall and winter bleached
sperm oil, summer pressed sperm candles, &c.
An of which can be sold on the most reasonable
terms, at the old stand, corner Of 7h and Streets
JNO. A. DONOHOO.
JuIv I6-tf
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INDIANA.

This evenings mail brought us few additional au-
thenc details of the result Of the election in Indiana
We have information, however, from reliable
sources, to satisfy that Cathcarts (dem) majority
over the late wing member in the 9Th district, Mr.
Sample, will range from 800 to 400; this, as we re-
marked last evening, is democratic gain. We al
take great pleasure in assuring readers of the
re election Of Andrew Kennedy in the 10th dis
trict. Ills majority will be from 300 to 500. His
competitor, DIR. L. g. Thompson, we regret to say
died on the 9th instant, after an illness Of ten days
The delegation from Indiana will be divided as in
the last Congress- democrats and 2whigs.
LEGISLATURE.
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NTOTICE.-Was committed TO the jail of WASH
lN ington county, District of Columbia the 18th
July, l645 negro man, who calls himself John
Smith, He is dark mulatto, about feet high,
and about % or % years Of age. Had on, when
committed, a striped summer coat and pantaloons,
a black fur hat, and has other clothing with him,
principally home made. He says he is a slave,
and belongs to a Mr.. John Smith, who lives in
Henrico county, between Petersburg and Richmond,
Virginia, and about 90 miles from Richmond he
has scar under the left eye, and one on the upper
lip.
The owner or owners Of the above described ne
gro man are hereby requested to come forward,
prove him, and take him away, or ne VIII DC sofa
for his prison and other expenses, as the law di-
ROBERT BALL, Jailer.
A. HUNTER,
A,o 7-Iawtf Marshal d. G..
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100000 CAPITAL.

eSOO,OOO CAPITAL
yTHE NEW YORK CONTRIBUTIONSHIP
v FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY (ofice No.
81 Wall street, insures buildings in general, mer-
chandise, household furniture, and every description
OF personal property, against loss or damage by
FIRE; ALSO against hazards Of inland transportation
]. SMYTH ROGERS, President.
H. w. MARrN, Secretary.
DIaEcroRs.
J. Smyth Rogers, Ferdinand Suydam,
James Mcbride, Peter /. Nevius,
John Adams, William Leggat
John Hsggerty, Richard Irwin,
Gulian C. Verplanck, E. ID. Hurlbut,
John Johnston, George p Pollen,
Joseph Kern0chaD, William Colgate,
Joseph Stuart, Lowell Holbrook,
John |. Palmer, Caleb Barstow,
Henry Parish, Thomas p. Norris,
Reuben Withers, Robert Colgate.
William Scott,
WIN. M. RANDOLPH, ~
Agent for the company,
Opposite Browns Hotel.
The agent 10 prepared 70 issue policies, at low
rates, against all losses occasioned by fires, in tho
city or country.
Aug. ll-eo6t
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ENGLISH, CLASSICAL, AND MATHE-
~ NAUTICAL ACADEMY, on Fl, between 9th
and 9th sreets-The exercises Of this academy will
be resumed on Monday next, August 18th. In this
school pupils may be prepared for college, or il it
be not their intention to pursue collegiate course,
may select those studies which will suit their objects
in life.
Charges per quarter.
Reading, writing, arithmetic, modern geog-
raphy, and English grammar IS 90
Ancient and modern history, ancient geogra-
ply, and astronomy 6 90
Natural philosophy, chemistry, botany, alge-
bra, geometry, bookkeeping, and compo-
sition - 8 90
Latin and Greek classics 10 90
Aug. I2-6t#
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Ieavlng w ashlhgt0h al II O'CLOCK, m, ana AIeXhn-
dra at half.past u O'Clock, p. M Returning, will
leave Norfolk on Sunday evening at o'clock, and
arrive in Washington early next morning. By this
arrangement, passengers can spend day and night
at Pney Point, or day at Old Point or Norfolk.
Persons wishing to absent themselves from the
city but for short time, will find this cheap and
pleasant trip.
Passage and fare to Old Point, Norfolk, and
to return, U.s.
Aug. - JAS. MITCHELL, Captain.
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PLEASURE EXCURSION TO PINEY POINT,
OLD POINT, AND NORFOLK.

sws At the request Of number
49, Of gentlemen, the steamer
eS1An OCEOLA will make pleas
. ~ a. i .ure trip to the above places
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Capt. PHILIP +. VOORHEES,,
United States Navy.
The naval general court-martial, of which Captain
Charles Stewart the presiding officer, and before
which Captain Philip f. Voorhees, was tried, is
hereby dissolved.
GEORGE BANCROFT.
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GENERAL ORDER.
Navy DEPARTMENT, Aug. 10, ls45.

At naval general court-martial, convened at
Washington, d. c., on the second day of June,
lS45, Captain Philip F. Voorhees,, Of the navy, was
tried the following charge and specifications of
charge;
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-15
VOL. /.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
-ByF. C. JONES 4 ]. DURDIN.
TERM Ms

TERMS;
THREE DOLLARS per annum, ayahleinvariably
IN ADVANCE, or Two Dollars for six months
No subscription taken for less time than six
months.
ADvERTnEMENTs inserted at the rate of ONE
DOLLAR per square Of TEN LINES or less, for
the 6rst insertion, and FIFTY CENTS for each
continuance. All advertisements must be
marked with the number of insertions requir-
ed, or they will be published until forbid, and
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oA- Political circulars, notices for the benefit
OF individuals or companies, charged as adver-
tisements. Articles of personal nature
when admissible, at double the above rates
and payment required in advance.
hrA5- Announcing oandidates-TEN DoLLARsfoI
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No Job Printing delivered until paid for. except
to those with whom we have regular dealings
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-15

On NAHnS-Ia< ss4as- - - 80
delphia Tane~> 49, sP~a<s - 49, n =
- A.,sussAas3 relsess Aze3 - y@s.AazS
-wFiakls,1 80 s-n@azA -a<~a--s'F1. -
kno~isg-Z 80. sszze<r's2 -. - -
" ves pFstts--zear 3. t-1< = -
chsh3 nsrsdag 49, s1f~.--s-s
shaagA xay-Ns1r recEa<4 49,
a onre - wo=S s.,sErzlsas< -
as.axr<sasls e - 81 as.z..ass - -
-essa.,-.,Aa. - a uaE.,As-asa< 49,
AID mars 6ssP saa Alz-rraa = 2 -.
raxssE tAaa . Foe1s<ezs Fp-~>s
msaPhssss-
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-15
Jackson, Sept 20, ls45-
Hon. J. d. Freeman:

non. y. u freeman:
Dear Sir: At yoar request have exa-
mined The hooks OF Rucks s. YsrgeFs. and
find that the Safe Of Mississippi + eharg-
ed with fee in the case Of The Siafa -.
Edwin Moody. ia the Chaneery Caart- Tbs
charge was made on the Ssh March. iS4l,
and we were employed By i. + Callins'
who was thea the Attorney 6saeral -
the State. You were not at that Tine
Attorney General. If this IS ihs CAS-.
which you say IS alluded 70 n an article Il
the Canton Creole, the writer must D rs
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-15

''The Globe'' is the name of new de-
mocratic paper 10 n. York, BY l.. D. Slamm
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-15

ANOTHER ZoLL VEREIN TREATY.-The
Norfolk Beacon says: Mr.. Wheaton, the
United States Minister at Berlin, has again
opened negotiations with the Zoll-Verein
for treaty of commerce. The Voss Ga.
zelte states that :. he has already acted on
this direction from his Government. and il
is not unlikely that his proposition NAV be
LAID before the German Customs Confer
ence at present being held at Carshrube
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-05
10000 VuR
S5retter unp Saabcl5.
SpIepb SScaOer.

8cn1drWttigt feline Sreuuee nnS eas Tab'
lfnm uberhdupt, eae er ecn aItea Stane,
chemaln non G!crrae Rsirsr uuo 80. aeraee
unterhalb rerr's (ebcmal5 @iutlfs) 8irths'
haus, 8cncmmeu bar, dllrpo er immer ctnen
9rcetn Worrath pom Srstter nne Bauhcts
ucn pcrlbirtencu Sorteu auf paRo baIteH
wiro-earuucr bcfubeu Fd:
@elts NIB @eibpine SlccrsVcares,
Ycplar 0paroa, Counting sno Wan'
fell W2ipel Wcaros nuo 0cantltng
Nlnnel Soares nno Geatltlina Sire
iten Scaros nnb Nlanfel, Semlof
Sence 8oarpS, Scaltlin9S, Salfeu.
lIno Sparren, Giiheu planfen 9dtts
rben, 2citcr Y6une. nmo llberhourt
alIe 9lrten Yretttr, Yanboll Nfpifelt
2dttcn uno S6ineeln.
Gr miro ctiac 9Irfifcl miner duf Sdno
bOIieu, uno in tcrcit 9crirucu pom eauoe an
cen alcruiccri9ilcn preiirn conit ~ perlehen.
1>aufbnr fur lereitS gcncGtne 8untftlaff,
hrTt CT ourd' qcnnre nnh ri,nftIidle sIbrar'
tuu0 finer G'cld,dfie unh biIIi9e prcile etie
Srrtroucr rericlben 81 crbaItcn.
Sctpecr 90. i,q3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-05
OefentlieGe 93enrn.

Wthpcd,S ben l2tcn 9tcSember ndd,fteue,
um 10 llhr &crmittoaS. iclIen am nauie oee
llrtersritucten, in Ster Raeunaie Jaun.
ld,p, pcd,a Gaartp, fctgenpe sirtifel onf ffs
fenthd'cr @cneu cerfauft ipcrccn, ndmIid,
Gin Suci pferoc Sprin9wogen Gin Gears
trra g0a9cn, cine @ueaie, 9flitten, Gin
i,ntHhIitteu, 2Vfl9c, ciu pfcre, cine Rub,
Cenrbcrn uuo autcrrs pfcree Scfd,irr,
Sirch bcim @cbuun, ? gurrauS, 3 St,rdnfr,
Sell, unr siu JfrhIcn Sfen, 3Mtcr une
Stiuucr, &cicl uno @ifcnt6fen 200 Bufd,ef
quite @jruucbcClcn, 3 gdrrCl gIIa, nno fcu(f
nrd pcle &rlitsl in peitInlfIig su mcIeen.
rie @ecinaun9cn am gcrfauf6ia0e une
2IafpM tun9 pcn
Slccb Sreinig.
Sctctrr 90. s3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-05
Court 9orpflamottclt.

Sintcmdl Der ad,tbare & Q b Il y dnt @,
preliecnt Hidtcr III rem oerihicocncn Sc'Ir'
ten pcu Common plcas Ucm ertttcu @crldi'e'
Sc;irt, belicbcno aus eCu &auntice Serfs,
Tprtbamptcu uno Qcd,a, im Stadt nenniUi'
pluieu, in Rraft feines 9lntcs prrilrentrld'
Ter perld'iebcucr @cnrtcu bon Sper mo 3ers
miner 1t. alI0emsiner GjCfiugnIB @rleol9una
in teilgtcu @auuites unc pcter . a a 8,
uuc Saccb CiItn9er @IqrS. @ehulfS'
Ridhter cer @curten pon Dyer nno 1erm'uer
uuo anqcneuer @efdnguis Srleeignn9 fhr
Die gidun9 ocn 0lllpt: uuo ancern Vcrbres
den in erfaQtcm 4edn &luutp, thren gefshl
an MIDI qertd)tet habcn, rpcrin nc eu'e eonrt
bon Spcr uno Scrniner NIB picrtei)dhrlger
SiBung ron Common plcas dnterannien,
peId,c acbaltcu ipcrcen icll III Der Gt1et
Qucutaum, fir bad GduntD Petla, auf ccn
lifen Wtpntl9 tm Wfcnat Scccmter,
ls45, weld,cS Der life Gao ees teil9tcn 9Re'
mats il, uno ncld)e cine QScd)c eaucrn wtro.
co miro biernit Gadridt 9e9etcn
an ale Srieoeusridtcr une @rnitabel inner:
haIb ccs bcfootru Gauutic6 bon Vcdhd, rae
fTc eann uno balrItit I'D, III G3cncr DCrirn
nit ihrcu 0iclt6, ReCcros, SnQUftlcueu nnb
@romuatrren cin;ufnecu hatcn, I'M lhren
pfihtcu por rr1a9tcr Gcnrt obsnportcn,
Sc8QlCthcn nerecn aud ale tlcjcs
ni9cn, mrldc Qe0cn Gjcfdugcnr IN eCm ene'
fin0uie bed @Iuntie6 ecchd dls RIdqcr rrcr
3cu9cu nufSutrctcu hlbrn, hrnatridhti0ct,
clR Te Gh aIIcprt NIB cafcGtf ctuiu1nccn
bdbeu, I'm riclcItrn su prclCQnircn, ipic CO
ihncn !1ed,t ouufcu mag
Gjc0cteu uutcr mriuc, SNouh, III ter Staet
ancutaun, ticirn 22itcn Sag SClcbcr,
im Sdbr nnIerS SNcrru 1915
&arto Stem Gberif.
,,H.,i - VI . ,s,n n",.S'ao' u" mtg,
@SII crbaIts Gle u putlifi
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-05
Sllpmeu 9Sc6Cc,
SSolcpb 9Se6rr,
GSrbn QSc6cp,
cS6racl 9Se5cc,
G5rna6 99eecc,
rec cutprcli.
rq3r
SOTO Srao SrQp =!
9ruu fir Sa6 Ee(bI
Sctcbcr 90.

J(llh tllr cas- Selo
9Iuf Samfa96 rcn stcn 9icpember, fclGen
am nauie pcu s. &. Swcn,i in g. Wbeits
ball Saunid,ip, echa @ounp,
so SpanilGe Sbalcr,
unb cine grupp fhoner 8etfthuhner, nit
8u9cIu unc Sd,rct, ouf 9ntferunnosn nir
es eie Gdlben ousmaden, ousaeGhcesu
rrrcen. Die Werfeminncr pcu Glcuiomn,
IcrosgSbeithalI, Wacunais, &c. Gno freuno'
fd,aftliob cin9elacen beiiunchreu, penn lie
rnnfdlcn rhpaS oon ihrem 9tlce an rem
Centrum bon Sno Bhetthall gu ldeen, fast
lie I'D, otCr pchl NIT Ruaelu uuo Sd,rct ucr.
iehen, ionit mSdbte cS pieleid,t niCtt bel benz
Wen ia bleibcu uuo t6unen tc Sbiges
pcu ltrs ncbmrn, 10 9ebCn mir ihneu SreOit
oafhr.
SiirslSbcitbIlIer MertSmGnncr
Setrbcr D, nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-05
S0crottc Srcrler,
NrierriCh Sie0nllnN.

sIi1t9ncs oru Nuntcr unc WiGer
q. g. - Hic cMbamcnt @recitcrcn bon
Sumter uub ~ Il er iIno crIudlt fidl
al Rem @erfaufsta9r cinSuttncen.
Sctcter %. ra4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-05

Ca,u 0chircn ,mci Stchlen SiuIcr, cine
Tcuncrp, Sdlmicos Sd,ap, SdrcinersSdla
Hrcbcr. Sd,op, cine Stampfmilhlc, Gin 9ro'
Zee ,wciiitdiqtc5 ltcincrncS QSChubdus, cin
riuf6tioteS QScbntdus, 8 aneere cmhefiQtc
WohuhduGer, Elm cinittdigtcs Strtrhaus nit
anaebnntcr Office, Sdeucr uno Stoliuu9
uno nuecre 9tcben9cbduoe.
benfalt &. = @crftieocnc Strtdc
eauo, 9clcocn in bcfd9tcm Sbcr Wallfcro
3aunid,ip, 9rdn;cub an Qauo bon @'ecrge
Rcthcnbcr9cr, Tan. Gcmmercr, Hictn SNeim'
bdd,, @crr9e @briitman uno anccrcr emit
battcuo sufammcn SIS 9lder, fei ce mehr ccer
menider, pcpou uu9efibr 30 9Idsr ncrtrcffIt'
der SdNpamm uub ea5 ilbri9e 9utcS Sau'
lamb III, mcId,es oGes nit Der @tc6cret oers
fduff lperccn fcn.
Sbi9c Giieeerci III gelcacn lit cincr Der tc'
fen G,cacuceu in 9ed,a @auutD, umriu9t nit
@ilencr,, fcI, ure 6lftiicincu. @dpitaIlltcn
ole ipunitcu iItt in bas Giicnaeftdft su bc'
9ebcn, ipereen prht thun, Gdl an cem &ers
fluf5ta9e cm;u1uoeu.
Gic 8ecin0ur9cn am 8crtanfStd9c urc
sluftpartun9 orn
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-05
Shdebares 95ernttgen

auf 6fentliher Scncu 81 pcrfallfen.
9luf lcithprd,s Den 26icu Jcocmber, ndd''
liens, irm llhr Tahmitta9s, foil am S'aifs
haulc ron 9S Il a nj Craig in ecr Staot
aarutaun, fcloenocs Gi9cnthum auf cffcntIts
der Beueu gum Srrfauf an9ebrtcn mcroen,
ndmild:
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-05
OrQcl Gilt,petfllIlg.

Samitaos Hub Srunta9S ben 22ficn unb
23ftcn 9trpember, fo0 unisr @cttes 8ereh'
run9 Die @;nWeihung Der neuertauien Sracf
in Ger 3ieoelsRird,e, ucrfcrtt1t pcn 6. Scdu'
;rGmau, III 4Griicubur9 Iauuldip, eed,d &c.
itattfnrcu.
0rrftieeere frenee 9Drstiaer werbcu bel
oicier G'eEeoeutsit ge9enpirtig feir. sItte
Srunrrt ocS @cnssricuffcS Guc hcaidb ciu9es
Iabcn tislcr Ssicrli6ftit beBuprhueu.
Ter Terfduf aciiii9er Setrdnfe iriro bet
cbtgcr Gelc9snteit Rrcn9e untcriast.
cSoieph 9lfer.
9atplnon 13ie9ter,
Daniel @ebbart,
5cnatban 9Saltert.
grltciten.
Setpter % *3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-05
SaDr9an9 IS.
9(uf9e 6 0 bener
2lDminiftratprs Scrfamf
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2ie9elpen 9ermo9en..

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-22
ELECTIONS.

TENNessEE-The Union OF Wednesday night
brings the following glorious returns from the
home of the TWO "Hickories." II is noble tri-
umph, though North Carolina may well compete
Tor the laurels. Too much crcdi, cannot be 81
ven TO Aaron V. Brown, for the gallant manner
in which he me, and conquered L. II. Foster, the
most popular Wing in Tennessee. The Nash
vile Union, too should receive a need Of praise
from all true Democrats, Tor the ability and firm
ness with which it put down The humbugs and
exploded the sophistries OF its two Wing compe-
tilors, and rescued The State from thraldom,
which so little became the restins-placc OF Jack
son. We welcome hel back 10 the Democratic
ranks with warm and cordial greetings. She has
placed herself once more upon her Jeifersonan
principles. She has done justice 10 the merits of
her adopted son, Preslen, Polk, and will give a
generous support 10 his Republican adminis,ra-
ton. The Wings caanol now sheer al, The Presi-
dent as wanting The confidence OF his own State
Las, November, il justice had been done. Ten
nessee would have cast her vote for Mr.. Polk
Now, there is no doubt that she is, heart and sonI
devoted TO the cause of Democracy.
Oh, the 'iniquiy" of the bubble Annexation,
which, in the language OF Mr.. Clay, chad burst
and would hurt nobody but Mr.. Van Buren,"