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lNSiDEL CONVENTION. We have heretofore
mentioned the in6del organization in the city
of New York, and the Tribune of the 9Th in
slant contains portion of the proceedings of
the lnfidel Convention held on the day pre-.
rious. Robert Owen, (who has long endeav-
Ored to correct, as he says, the abuses and err
rors OF the social system was present and adj
dressed the meeting. "He said he reoced to
find himselfin the midst of body possessing Ca
paclties and energies which, if fully employed
and rightly directed, would do very much to
Danish vice and misery from the world" No
doubt that if the capacities and energies of
those present were rightly directed, they might
accomplish much good-but the misfortune is
that those capacities and energies" are direct
ed to the destruction ofreligion, morality and all
that renders life desirable. What substitute
do these men propose for the system of religion
which they would trample under foot? Have
they any thing to offer which could more ef-
iectnally restrain human passion, Danish crime,
and insure happiness here and hereafter? If
not, why do they desire to propagate doctrines
which are opposed TO the interests of nankindl
'otalre was the most inycterate foe of the
christian religion, and generally terminated
his letters to Frederick the Great with the ex
preston, Crush the Notwithstanding our
Savlour)-and yet Voltaire desired to seek the
consultations OF religion in bis last moments
though debarred that privilege by the infdel
friends, or rather enemies, by whom he was
surrounded. Votaire was man of extroor-
binary intellect and if he had to Weld his in.
fdel impressions and turn to Christianity FIR
solace, how can such men as Robert Owen and
The members of the New York Infdel Conve,-
ton, expect to sustain themselves and thei,
hopeless creed on the death bed. 1t is the par
ofwisdom to live in the faith in which it woult
be desirable to dic-and, as the Infdel Conven
ton can furnish no system which will afior
equal consultations in the dying hoar to thos
10 be derived from belief in the Christian rel
gion, no benefit can be conferred on mankin
by promulgating their doctrines.
The OREGON. 1t will crafty the countr
to learn, as we do, from theWashington Unior
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% seems hardly worth while that we should add
anytesumony TO the overwhelming mass that has al
ready been p ocured 10 that estimable Burn Specific
CoNNELL'S PAIN EXTRACTOR, Formerly Dai.
leys) but we nay well say that il exceeds any
thlhg we ever saw heard of for the rapid and tho
loHgh cure OF sores of all kinds and no family should
DC without IT, for they have accidents by fire, II
sovereign cure where life is not lost al once and if
tty never have such calamity it cannot come amisS
IN me great variety of cu,ancous affections, sores,
cuts, &c Nc, of which every family must have its
share,-N !. Aurora.
For sale IN. Baltimore the corner Of Hanover and
Baltimore SITS. Also at the corner OF Baltimore aud
Harrison SIS and ut No. 81 Thames ST. 1t
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=, ON the 4ta inst. by the Rev, VIM IL, Bordley Wn
WALTER, ESQ, OF this city, to Miss ANN JAsR WARE
HAM, of ChesertOwn, Md.
On the Oh inst. by the Rev. Mr.. Stevenson, EDwis
REDpATH, of Pttsburg, Pa, TO Miss JANE WOODS, Of
this city.
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nj 2l' S. MEDAIRY, sec'y.

Q3- &c. :. FRYER, Manufacturer OF LOOK
ING GLASSES, PoRrRArr AND PICTURE FRAMES
WINDOW CORNICES, sc. &e.
90 IMPORTER or French and German LOOKING
GLASSES, PLATES, &c. Sc.
Frames re-guilt and Plates inserted in Frames at
apl6-d No. NORTH GAY STREET.
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ARMY AND NAVY FORCES AT PENSACOLA
There are now at Pensacola, as we learn from
the Crescent City, four Companies of U. States
troops, all of the 18th infantry; two companies
at Fort Barrancas, under the command of Cap
tain Rose, and two at Fort McRea, under the
command of Major Rains. Of vessels of war
there was not one in the harbor, but the Prince
ton with the rest of her squadron were looked
for daily. The Notifications are spoken of as
being in 4 safe aud effective condition.
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A l. N A " A G.
LIST OF APPLICANTS

LIST OF APPLICANTS
For the bereft Of the InsoIrcnt Lars Of Merry
land for the last week
Geo. fl. Cole, farmer co. John Freizc, aborer
Ill arich Got heb Freide, James Mckee, mariner
cab,netmaker. Joseph Reynolds, black
Wm.GrindalI, shoemaker smith,
Lloyd u. Onion tanner tJohn Reed shoemaker
Rich'd Jacobs, mariner 'Wm. Miller, butcher
Geo Mosinger farmer, co. &c. Parker, mariner, col u
Isaac Goings co'd J. Taylor, do. do
For debts less than $50.
To appear before the commissioners, Cd OF June
lS45.
Day of final hearing, I'd Aug, l945.
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The SWALLOW. The attempts to raise the
Swallow have all proved Intellectual, owing to
the inadequacy of the means or the incompe-
tency of the persons employed in the business.
The De Witt Clinton, while being employed
at this work, stove hole in her bottom, and
went down alongside of the Swallow.
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ANrI-RENrERs. A party of Indians, week
before last, attempted to enter the house of
Samuel Crown, at Sandlake, for the purpose,
as they said, of cutting out his tongue. He
received them with his rife, which missed fire,
unfortunately, but after knocking down two or
three with the butt, neighbors came to the res
cue, and the Indians decamped.
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ENISCkLEY'S LITERARY DEPOT,
"a III No. 1868 BALTIMORE ST, near Eutaw
Where can be had all the Weekly Papers, at the
usual rates. . ...0..
Music of the Bohemian Girl, % cents.
Pycr0p's Course of Reading, l2t cents
All the new and cheap Publications for sale as
as published. Stationery very cheap.
ms CHAS, A, HfNCKLEY.
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zig NATIONAL BLUES. The Menthly Meeting
of the Company will be held at their Armor,, THIS
tuesday EVENING, at u O'Clock. By order,
II" w. A, a. J. GRUBB, Sec;y.
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r Z III O V A l. .

REMOV AL.
A CARD. MRS. SHERWOOD takes this me-
"A thod of informing the Medical Faculty Of Balti-
more and the public generally, that she has removed
Lexngton-st, and is prepared to attend all orders of
CUPPlNG and LEECHING by day or night. Thank
lui for past favor, she still socits share of patron
age The public may depend on her keeping the best
quality Of European Leeches.
Mas. SHERWOOD has the pleasure as well as priyi-
lege of referring TO the following Physicians:
Prof ~ Il. Smith, J. P. Mackenzie, NJ. y.
A. Alexander, NJ ID. ]. ii. O;Donovan, NJ ID.
+. w Theobad, NJ. D. J. II Patterson, NJ. d.
2. Chatard NJ ID. s. Chew, NJ. d.
mo 2w'
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Four MEN KILLED BY LIGHTNING. In Nor
gan county, Ohio, one day last week, four men,
while sitting together in an open portico of a
house, were struck by lightning. Two of them
died Immediately and the other two in few
hours after.
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HEALTH OFFICE, Nav ), ls4S,

HEALTH OFFICE, May D, lS4S.
Report Of nternemts in the city Of Baltimore for hs
Wcek, ending Monday morning, p,z:
Scarlet fever 6; lntane unknown 10; Still born 2;
Consumption 10; Group 81 Old age q Tumor |; Infam-
nation of the brain 4; Adult usknown 9; PleHrsy q
Quincy l; Palsy 2; Catarrhal fever 2; Bilious pleursy
.; Convssions .; IntcmperancC 9; Inflammation of
the lungs /; Cancer j. Typhus fever |, Total 60.
Under year. lib Between and l8,. S
Between and 2,.. 6 10 and 2i,..3
Males, 26; females, 37--63 OF which number 10
were colored personals free, l slave.
By order, CORNELIUS NJ. COLE,
Clerk TO the CITY commissioners
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FIRE NEAR PORTLAND, Ms. Thomas Wool
len Factory at sacarappa Village, near Port
land was destroyed by fire on Friday evening.
Several other buildings took fire, but they were
saved by the exertons of the tactoru yirls,
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Gy-CORONER's OFFICE, No. l2o NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st, mhl2-ly
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NJEW GOODS FROM PHILADELPHIA

NEW GOODS FROM PHILADELPHIA
1V-WHOLESALE & RETAIL. The subscriber
has just returned with choice selection of desirable
goods, anu offers at low prices
White Grass Cloth Skirts, Green BARAGE
Beautiful LAWNS, Barages and Bazarines
Lace, Striped and Plaid MUSLINS
Very neat styles MOUSELIN DE LANES
Gauze Flannel, Madras style Hdks
Rich Prints, Manchester GINGHAMS
Hosiery, Gloves, Linen cambria Hdkfs, Mitts, &c.
Gambroons, Drillings, Summer Cloths, Vestings and
many other scarce goods, besides large assortment
of NEW STYLE BONNETS.
Such as Plain and Lace NEAPOLITAN, Brilliant
Rutland, Bird Eye, Gimp, Split Straw and Devon
Brads, Mixed Straws, &C. Yard wide musns only
6! cents I'd. at HAYWARD'S Cheap Store,
apes No. 25 Howard-st Sd door from Fayette
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NEW Dress. The New York Herald, one
OF the most valuable of our exchanges, came to
us yesterday in an entire new dress.
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sx48EE VIM. Fl. KEEVIL,


EE3%T FASHIONABLE AND PRACTICAL Halter,
sssERs3 0S BALTIMORE STREET,
G8NlMA Begs to inform gentlemen purchasing,
that owing to the great number he sells,
he is at all times enabled to furnish Fashionable Hats
of quality for the price to any other esab-
shment in the city, of any shape description now
worn, viz Silk Moleskin, Russia, Cashmere, yaria
and Bsarer. Also, CAPS of all kinds. Gentlemen
can always
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NM1INDOw SHADES. Ihave

NMIINDOw SHADES. have now on hand
w a large assortment of very handsome TRANS
PARENT WINDOW SHADES, of every descrip-
ton. Among them some very large fine Corinthi-
an and Gothic patterns. Also general assortment of
VENETIAN BLINDS, STICK BLINDS, PAPER
BLINDS, SC. JOHN @. HOLLAND,
No. 48 Gay street,
me near the Odd Fellows Hall.
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DRAWING, Another

YESTERDAYS DRAWING! Another
N glorious day to the patrons of FLETCHER 4
CO. No. Holliday-st. 3 So H. the Sd capital prize
OF $llOO, sold to worthy and respectable mechanic
was presented and the money paid over to him one
hour after the drawing. This is the way are daily
enrchlng all who purchase at our most fortunate Of
flee. THIS DAY, SeO,G00 high prize, and S250,O0s
other prizes Is Nos IA Ballots. Ticket s., halves
$3.50, quarters SIPS
Drawn Mes. of yesterdays Lottery,
% IS Al 63 IS Sc 50 II 81 SO 81 81 ~ 81 Al
For tickets, and shares and packages, in all he
Lotteries now drawing, application should be made
either in person or by letter, directed to
JAMES FLETCHER & CO..
Ii Baltimore, Md.
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FpICII NEW GOODS.
ia HAMILTON EASTER & CO..

H0 HAMILTON EASTER CO.,
Ne. BOB Baltimore street,
Arc now receiving their purchases of last week. in
New York, embracing very handsome Balzarnes;
rich printed BAREGES; LAWNS; GINGHAMS;
BOMBAZlNES; splendid new style SHAWLS and
SCARFS; rich colored and black SILKS; black AL
PACAS, &C. Also, beautiful assortment of new
style CASSIMERES and VESTINGS; 6 4 Tweeds
and Ga Golden Olive, Brown and Green Cash
for Goats; gents and boys Summer wear in every va
fiety, at the lowest prices. mist
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&PRING GOODs-GREAT BARGAINS We
- have on hand large assortment of SPRING
GOODS, which we are selling very cheap, for in
stance
Cloths, Blk, Blue Blk, Olive & Brown,
from s. 90 TO 80
Cassmeres, Plain Fancy and Ribbed
French Doeskins, 90 to 3 50
Black, Blue Blk, & Fancy Eng. & Dom. 10 to so
Summer Cloths, Plain and Twled, 81 to IS
Linens and Linen Drills, 1870 IS
Irish Linncs, % to 10
Balzarines and Barages, 30 TO so
Mousclaine de LANES, 25 to 37d
Alpaccas, Black and Blue Black, 81 to S7i
Shawls, BaTage, Maelane, Blk Nett,
Cashmere and Printed Barage, 2 90 to I SO
ALSO-Long Cloth, Shifting Il Sheeting, Muslins,
Bro. Bid Domestic Checks, Plaids, Burlaps, &c. al
Factory prices, at JOHN II. WILSON'S,
No. 80 Market St, (Whte House,)
m7wt&m2t doors below Frederick st.
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ESL0WN BLUE, FLOWN BLUE. Just
n received per ship Susamah Cummings, and now
opening, lot of superior Stone China, flown blue
DINNER SETS, TEA SETS and TOILET SETS, of
new and handsome patterns; also, Stone China TEA
POTS, SUGARS and CREAMS; black, white tur-
quose and drab fancy BUTTER TUBS, &e. SC ; to
which, with general assortment of CHINA, GLASS
and QUEENS WARE, the attention of purchasers is
respectfully invited. w. F. BOkEE,
Al Howard street, and
mi. dot 3 Harrison street.
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The OREGON. 1t will crafty the country
to learn, as we do, from thcWashington Union,
that "the Executive of the United States has
no intention Of closing the door of any negota-
ton with Great Britain upon the Oregon ques-
tion," and that the negotiation is still going on.
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FEyO SHUEMA KEfeS.
a Your attention is invited to stock of superior
HASTINGS, in jet and blse black, brown, bronze,
Slate, &c.
CATER MATERIALS of almost every color and
in great variety of price and style.
BALLOONS, RIBBONS and TRIMMINGS gene
rally. We prefer letting our goods and prices speak
for themselves Call and examine.
HAMILTON EASTER s Co,
m7.6t No 203 Baltimore ct.
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DALXARINES, LAWNS, &c. A handsome
ab assortment of Balzaincs; Painted Lawns; Cling
ham Lawns; Barge Lawns; Mouselin de LANES;
Manchester Ginghalns; second mourning Lawns; Cap
Nets; Laces and Edgngs; Linen Cambria Hdkfs.;
Green Barge; plain and fancy Gambroons; Drap
D'Ete; Groon Coating; Summer Cloths; Vestings;
extra supertne white duck Drilling; Canton Grape and
Barge Shawls. Just received and for sale low by
HENRY w. COOKE,
aplt Corner Of Hanover and Lombard street.
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ICELAND MOSS COUGH CANDY, FOR
II Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness and difficult Breath
ing. Prepared and sold by G. X. TYLER,
ap24 Corner East Baltimore and High SITS.
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A YOUNG MAN from the East desires situa-
"A ton in this city in Wholesale or Retail Gro
Gerry or Commission store, or any other respectable
mercantile business where he could make himself
us eu TO his employer. moderate salary will answer,
as obtaining a situation is his principal desire. Re-
commentator in the city given as regards his ciarac
ter, &c. Apply at l.. FsCOTTI,
ms No. 10 Exchange Place.
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FRoMrHE EXCHANGE READING-RooN BOOKS.
CLEARED,

CLEARED,
Ship Medemseh, Eaton, Rotterdam, J. II. Hodges
Brig Ellen Rackliff, Boston, w. Rhoads.
Brig Freighter, Stone, Boston, Osborn Whitriige
Schr Albion, Harding, Demarara JOS. G. Yates.
BIZ. schr Arethusa, Eneas, Harbour Island, Frances
T. Montell.
Schr Fox, North, Fredericksburg, master,
ARRIVED,
Brig Justina, ClaypooI, IA days from Demara.a,
ballast, TO Jno. NJ Bandell.
Steam packet Georgia, CofTey, from Norfolk. Re
ports in Hampton Reads, brig Napoleon, Chssebroush,
from James River for Rio de Janeiro.
MEM ORANDA.
A new brig went to Friday last, supposed the
St Mary, White, hence for Trinidad.
Big Justna, ClaypOol, for Baltimore, sailed from
Demarara about 18th ut
Brig Columbia Coffin, from Baltimore, just arrived,
was at Laguayrs 18th ut
Brig George Gardner, Walker, for Baltimore, clear
ed at New York Sd inst.
Brig Martha, Parker, from Boston for Baltimore,
was spoken I'd inst. miles s. E. of Sandy Hook.
Schr John, Hanna, for Baltimore, in TWO days,
left at Porto Cabello 18th ult.
Schr Pocahontas, Gibson, for Baltimore, cleared at
Philadelphia 5lh inst.
schr Zenoba, Brown, for Baltimore, cleared at sa-
vannah Cd inst.
Schrs Michigan, Terry, and Rochester, Clark, from
Baltimore, arrived at New York 4th inst; Amanda F.
Myrck, Cdthcart and Chesapeake, Post from DO 5th,
Schr Thaddeus Hudson, from Baltimore for Bridge
port, CT. arrived at New York 4th inst.
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EAMEs CORTLAN e. SON,

flames CORTLAN d SON,
eD Manufacturers of Block Tin, Japanned and plain
rvetted TIN WARE, and importers and dealers in
Family and Fancy HARDWARE, Plated and Britain
MIA Ware, WATERS, TABLE CUTLERY, sc. SC.
Also, Wooden Ware, Brushes, Baskets and House
keeping Articles, of every description. No. IL Balu
more street, ID door east of Harrison, mo
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LEECHES LEECHES
ME RS. SHERWOOD, No. 81 EUTAW-ST,
IVh has this day received from New York, fresh
supply of the best quality of European LEECHES
She respectfully informs the Medical Faculty that she
is now prepared fill all orders that she may receive
with promptness in her professional business of Cup
ping and Lcechng. m7-lw
a tANTON MATING.
" Just received n large invoice of "A and Ga SUI
peror Canton Mating, which will he sold at very re-
duccd prices, at JOHN II. WILSON'S,
No 80 Market street, (White House,)
m7-mw3t doors below Frederick
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FEHO rHE OLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE
N OF EMORY & co. 90, if you wish to buy
pnzes-you scan find better assortment of lucky
numbers there than At any other office. Examine
their file of prizes, all sed within the last two weeks
seeing is believing. Emory & Co. WILL in all in
veSaents guatan one half of the purchase money
back All prizes sold by them they cash upon presea-
taoh in gold, if required Drawings sent to country
correspondents free of postage.
N3-THlS DAY, Md. Consolidated Lottery, class
1915 Nos IA ballots.
SPLENDID SCHEME:
prize Of 100000 | prize of $3.50
5,00G 1000
9 3,00a 500 &C.
Tickets S5-shares III proportion.
Certificates Of p whole tickets they will sell for
500, halves ~, qrs. is, eighths 8.
Drawing Nos Of Yesterdays lottery are
20 So AZ 63 SO sc SO II "a SO 81 81 - 81 Al
EMORY & CO., No. z Calvert-sl,
II Baltimore, Maryland,
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LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROOMS
For AmSterdam-Shp James Edward, 10Th inst.
For ARSterdam-Shp Susannah Cumming, Goth do.
For Premiership Eutaw, Goth inst.
For Rio de Janeiro-Barque Nautilus, about the 10Th
instant
For observation-disclosures Victor, 10th inst
For Rio de Janero-Bris Abo, few days
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YENTLEMEN's WEAR. Super Plaid and
u Striped DRILLlNGS, of new and splendid
STYLES; Black Summer CLOTHS, at all prices; Super
White Duck Drllings, heavy and fine; Plain White
Drings, very lows Gambroons, Ermnetts and Union
Cassimeres; French, English and American CLOTHS.
{I3-Wholesae and Retail at the lowest prices
b. ii. RICHARDSON g. CO.,
223 Baltimore street,
mo (AR1 first Dry Goods House below Charles.
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TUNOILET JARS, for excluding from view the
Ill sops from wristbands - handsome and useful
article, manufactured aud for sale by
JAS, CORTLAN SON,
No. ls Baltimore street,
me nearly opposite the Centre Market.
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w wood frames, of all the various Sizes from 3
KS to lOXl4, of the best quality. Also, Log Sates
of different sizes Just received and for sale by
FIELDING LUCAS, IT.
me- l78 Baltimore stfee:
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M AR RIEIl

Day of final hearing, Cd Aug, ls45.
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MARINE LlST-PORT OF BALTiMO Z &
TUESDAY, MAY ls45.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-02-24
POLK PROCLAIMED PRESIDENT.
nondence Of The New York Tribune.

Corrcspondence Of the New York Tribune.
WAsHINGToN, Feb. 10, 1915
The counting Of the votes for President and Vice
President was one of the most solemn looking scenes
ever Witnessed here, When Jackson was elected
President the votes counted and the result declared
by the President of the Convention Of both Houses,
there were loud manifestations Of public joy. In
cry other case Of the kind there mani(es-
tations Of feeling, How different in this case The
galleries were filed to ovelnowing. The Indies
in great numbers;yot such woe-begone looking as
scmby mover Not smile lighted up
those agonzed features Of manhood & beuuty-not n
whisper of appreciation when the result was declared
There ,gcre tears the cheek Of women, and signs
in the more stubborn heart of man. ard | know not
but there may have been half choked chuckle in
the throat OF some Office seeker, but il was checked
by the apprehension that the only why he
ted for james X Polk and thus betrayed his country
might turn out unProftabIy for him after ALL The
Northern Loco Focos including Anti Texas Polk
men, Tariff Loco Focos and other white bInckbirds,
looked CHASTITY on the No person could have
entered the Hail, while the ceremony going on,
but would feel as if it was a funeral ceremony 1t
seemed as irevery person, Wing and Loco Foco, who
loves his country and would protect its interests felt
'"dt LleCtuH JUST uecl'Tcu WIS uedtl 10
try's hopes. There was no word spoken, no smile
given, PuIsntion of generous and Paroc joy felt
1--WE silently gazad the face Of the dead
And utterly thought of To .)Iorrow"
The ceremony being over, few Of the more hard
hearted proposed to proceed with business This,
however, was looked upon too barbnrous immed-
ntcly after funeral soemnties As is the custom af-
ter tho announcement of death, they Immediately
dispersed. The sky, which in the morning had been
clear, hung with black and as the scene closed
at the Capitol the rain descended if il would wash
ont the record which tho folly of Man had written
As the crowd Of people from the Capitol flocked up
the Avenue, long funeral procession just in keeping
met them ministering the depth of their mourn(ul
feelings, by the solemn dead march which was play
ed by the societies which followed their friend to the
grave. TheSe were my feelings on the occasion and
doubt not that many others had the same or
course mean dsrespect the choice of the Peo-
Pile; but in free country person must be permitted
TO express what he feels
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LTSREMEMBER the Rail Road Meeting at Der
by Line on "Wednesday tho goth inst. We expect
there will be II few people there.
IT, ALSO, the Agricultural Meeting adjourned to
this place TO morrow the 25th inst.