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New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12
SWEET lean ANN T.EAD PIPE

SHEET LEAD AND LEAD PIPES
Complete OF al sizes, warranted of the best
pileesi by TSTaAI BkoTHERs. 20 Ma.9S.sL 49,,
" B. "Tin-Plated, or Timed Lead F." Pipe also
furnished the price the pure Leadel Pipes The
plate Of Tin warranted hic. and well laid or AZ
be done-5ut the time the manufacturers do not
wish impose pubic by Recommending II. they
know II TO be corrosive and destructive Of The LEAD sai
p!s- exhibited s4 Stu-"d
GFRANCIs LoUTREL. S,atoners No. ~ Maidon-
ane Merchants requiring books for the year, wi! he
IND Stationery superior gold Pens and Prrry's double
patent Steel Pens reduced prices Daily Memorandum
each day In The year time, tneIes, table &c Sod whole
do wv Manufacturing StAiionefs, II Maiden-lhne.
yNHE POCKET EsCRiTOIR-Being small,
y Illuminated, u IN by 2 ni in deep uniting ths
Justly celebrated coin and letter balance with p-uboder
application Of nkstsnc with India rubber stopper.
and tlong card y inch measure IHcia rubber 80 gun,
medallion snd oth.s giefs, Sticks OF sealing wax
iApefs wsx Prornetan gh. being sufficient 20 .eal 500
letters, kc- For sa!e b. JOHN }. BROWN co.
p9 ~ Fslton-st near Nassau.
NEW-YORk BOOk-BINDERY, rs Fulton.st
4NA dsscFp p,on. VI plain aud elegant BooAbnding
ccred with peaincss And dcspa;eh
In III. establishment particular attention Ia given ,clcct-
INK Of materials and the substantial
Librarians snd G.nlcrnsn having Libraries will find
ihir sdvnn,ag. call and examine for ihsns-ivea ia
Yuon Sprc!rnena Of Bndinf IN al the vsoo. styles Of
Sheep, CGf R1ssia Morocco aud vslve! bindings
d. II EDWARD WALKER
I CBiS,S EXThACTs, ic' tho Hsnds.rctg-f M
Il J.s.sias Orange Flower Vioisis VsrenE, Orange de
Portugal Bsnr de Caroline H,istrope. BouQl-i dc Vic.
ppda hogrss Dainss Rose PschJuly. sc for ksr hy
DAVID * ',DS Co IT EAst Hruhd way. MafE-L.L
A T:AN-IC DOCK.-Tbe Owners and Captain. Of
"A ships OF tue largest cass rshprt
f1y informed cOuDnpuE and sss bTts for
sf t..pectir. vs.sss during tbs approaching winter may
bs obISiaSd within cnpsrous Basin Of tns AusDlic
Dock and rFasOoabs tan Al any Of tbs
doesa AloDE ,bs ssyros of Tbs port
Tbrrn is SIMPLE fr any quantity p' Lighsrn Canal
or Toe boats With ysfa1I projection from irs osr
Casualties. u witsh rrsf stpo.ed r!sswisrrs
OTn"rs and Agscis will sod ,srHs call 81 tbs
oiieH of it-s Atlantic DoeE Company. No. N'silst
r1Stti7
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12
Insuranre.

NOVEMBER REPORT Of lue Mninsi LIE ins1i, ~.
~ snce Company OF New YORK 55 Walst-Durirs lne
ronh of Nove1h-r til. Institution issued dghy-nne po
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12

(tOODYEAK's PATENT HstsEc Rubber Glovss
VI sal 1iaeusfra attention OF 9sssrs IL solicited -
- s7s Fcpl. hsiez superior 70 Tlhs sssg n durability
prize fiasS re saturated sTsci@l
WITH vs'n saT r4 iad. ~iih srids. and sfa p"f-
-c,lJ son ssd yisss IN ps eoljss climates pt sails Al
uh,ssss.s or rs.si by pE0 EEgCHEE
r.oJT
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12
Enmps, gntierp, &r.
PREMIUM LAMP STORE.

fEOUTHOUY Z NENERS, S4l Broadway, respectfully
- Invite public cal. a. telr store and examine me
richest and extensive assortment 10 be ionnd IN iMs
country of BROSZED and ORiiOLU CHANDELIERS
CENTRE, MANTEL. SOLAR. BRACkET, and SEAp-
ING LAMPS CANDELABRA, GlKANDOLtS, bhAC-
o. pllierns.
CABIN SOLAR LAMPS, ne. and superb article, Pc
culigr.y Gssirabi. for pack els and steamboats,
In evidence Of superiority Of this portion OF their stock
over any other OF ts class offered 10 lie public IN TINS
ilay can with honest pride refer less tai SIX GOLD
and FOUR SILVER MEDALS. awarded 10 the manu- actur.
within the last years for the greatest variety ana
beauty OF pe~e.ns and the uArvsled finish of their WORK
Ever article sold by c. ~ ID warranted Le what they
represent and those who wish obtain hri class goods al
proe often paid for such IA are OF very Inferior qnay
are eaesled 10 favor lien with csl before purchasing
eisew here
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12

Tho Portuguese schr Taru;anega. oviera, from Lis
bon with wine, &c bound to this port went ashore IN
fog ON Monday afternoon on the South side of Long ISL
and near Fire Island Inlet The whole Of the cargo vii!
probably be saved.
The swedish ship Ceres. from Sweden. bound to New
York. totally wrecked in gale in the Baltic on the
27tl October last by striking on a rock
Los, Tahiti Bar, July % Eng. brig Countess OF VIII
ton Bowlcs master. No lives lost.
TIE beig Geo.giana arrived at Key West on the goth
u!t having been ashore on Cacraysfort Reef.
The brig Diploma Capt Fly, from st hlarys for New
York arrived Newport 9th having on the 9th inst
been run into by an unknown bark, and received con-
siderable damage Has four feet water in her hold.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12
6cbools.

PROFESSOR STRUyE-(Llie OF B:owr niverst
IS j. forming evening Classes Il th German a-e
French LansCaEes- Genteu-en wish "a 10 JON me ss
~ W. - fa lu1end-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12
Account Roos- Iapur and s3ss@a.Sy ailo~o.t pres.d.

EHDlA RUBBER BOOTS, Shoes Gloves. Sheets
Cloth Toys, Life rr.serYer., Cushon" Ar beas Hose
ke We haT" hand in addition the above articles about
riJ different kinds al Iudn Rubber shV-s "t W" oHer On
most favorable terms 10 dealers who are !Hyit"d 10 c1aie
irsr STOCK. $40 rfs M.s J. K Boots with ana without
i.athHt soisr jf-o pt. womrus do Shoes insd Prov-
isrea rsisg. OVs'Ghoss As;I's Rod Nouans hgbt ana
elegant sri rhb,r Ovcr.hoas GsViha soes dh prs IN
p0f,sl Rubtsrs. sOmo of xtch entitled TO des1tufe
g'r- G. S,,ITH Son. ~ I"tr-st
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12
SAILED.

Auxiliary steamship Massachusetts, Liverpool ships
John X Skiddy do Argo. Havre st Mary, Norleans !;
Rob Roy aud Edwin, do bark Lewis -, Genoa (;
brig John Ender, st Catharines. and others.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.
CLEARED

CLEARED.
Steamship Massachusetts, Wood Liverpool harnaen
& Co.
Bark Leda, Stuart New Orleans.
Brirs syria. Masters St Johns, NIB, 7 Wnniet! Gen
Wilson Mobile. d Hurbut & Co.
Schrs Aleline & Rosina Horton, Cuba Elwell & Co;
Henry, Look. Savannah r NJ Demil Viola Atwood,
Baltimore eager Mailer.
sloops vjsilan,, Kent, Providence Providence DO
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12

HAYS SILENT itUnUt.It Utbit rhUSr--
~ These shoes with Lssi;s spiss. &C are 'ha hghtosl
KIND IN tss and for tbs hesi ai wa uo not
prsisBd tat nsy e~e. prize. They hsTe spring
.tsnss lsHilor sdfstrs rnd viii not run down n' he
nsa ihs upgsfs elastic aud viii ADJUST . sv"fy boot
y"r sss e. wholesale md fetEil only - MHidrnsne
d. IL " DAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12
ARRIVED

schr Mitchell, johnson, Newbern naval stores, to
S !. Mitchell.
Schr Eliza Ann Racket, Wilmington Del. corn meal
10 Allen a. Paxson and lumber Mather OF Bridge
Schr Abel Upshur, Neaon, Folly Landing, corn, to
II r Iiacens.
Schr D Meserole, Young, Brandywnc, corn meal, to
l. Buckley.
Schr Model Ireland Egg Harbor, wood.
schr Juiia Van Glider, Wilmington, Nc naval stores
TO ) l. Mitchell
Schr Staunch. Diamond Salem. plaster.
schr Christopher Post Virginia oysters.
Schrs Rose in Bloom Charity, VIM Penn Mary Eliza
beth. Harriet d Hannah, Surveyor, John Randolph,
Lyons and George from Philadelphia, coal.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12

rtLSl Taught ~ lre-id- WIN li!1h ia11''
~ .Id rapid progression OF ryv bul never failing sys-
;,1n NJ DJM>DAY, Professor OF MGse. - Broad az
rn The Singing Accordion and Violin. II a.! parts
OF NeVyYork c!.y on reasonable terms. Apply as ao0Ne
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12

hl. hoicN " t,-6S is a. ltn.-st STAKE vi iu.-
panty y sHfeT unsI for .iiisr az beverage oi
9f cgBsrT pufpgsss lirgn bJwsger pa diFest.1 o Ell
iis impurities. snd ba fsnls.d pf cbrysAllue cissfhess
~ t- uss OF the s1b-crisHts rtamlta WsisT FUiss.
Iusti srinfss Al ie Groom Plumbing Establishment. No
Spp Broad EaJ. hes-esn Walker and White STA.
+ ss-Cfpion wssaf introduced into dwellings. nc. and
The futures supplied tho lepveai terms
pts In sToas BROTHERS. Plumbers. ka.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12

THE TREASURY OF HISTORY, NO. II.
is THIS DAY PUBLISHED, AND CONTAINS AS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-02

There, Mr.. Caudc hope you're in n little better tenn
per than you we've tiiis morning. Thcre-you neednr
b. sin ~ whsle. people don'i come 20 bed 10 whistle
Bot rs lac you cant speak, that You don't try to in
rIlt Once. used 10 say, you the best creature
hvin-; now YOU get quite fend. Do let you resl No
Won't You les tho only lime have talk 90 you
nud you siaf hear rm put upon a day long: Hs
very hsrdH speak word night; aud u isn't often
luP,R ny laOut', goodness knows!
because ~ your lifetime your shirt wanted a but
Ton, you nutt almost tie roof of the house, You
ddaf lie, Mr. Caudlel you don't know what YOU
wcfn't you'll Well, thea, don't know what a passion
is--and think | ought by this time. I've lived long
enough with sou, Mr.. Caudc, 10 know that
LIZA pty you hayst something worse to complain Of
thaa baton % your shirt. II you had wives you
would, kros. I'm Fm never without a need o
and fead n my haad. What with you sni the children
rin made perfect slave Of. And what's my thanks D
Why. ~ oace in your life buttons OF your slu-wiat
DO you cy 'oL" At say once, Mr.. Caude; twice. OF
iios, a most I'm sure, Caudle, mans buttons
~ Inc world brter looked after than yours only
visa "a kcpt me shirts You hsd you were first
Lcnf
"Yca u - worth talking Of! But thsrs how you al
ways ny 20 putne down You ny into a rsgo aud then II
vsiy ~ 20 spslk you wort hear me. That's how you
men aieays viii have all the talk 90 yourselves poor
woman i.n'i SLOWED 10 get word In.
nica siion you have ~ wife. sappose she's moth
iar - 1ink II but her husbands buttons. pretty no.
ti .adcod, you have u fnsusgc. LA II poor women
". knew WA a they hsd 70 60 through! Whsl with bat.
taai sui hing and snoheri They'J ihem.
,,ises 90 10 TIC best Ia The wosd, Im Whist
waai u,ay d.. Nt. Cssdle Why. DO nseh beuer with.
"Ao.a as ny lsci. sf~ III. that Tho baton wssa', on
ihe sas s my hssf hs you pslied cd tkss yos might
N.w sv'assAans 70 sslk shout Oh, yos'n sssrsvsans
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-02
THE .ARMISTICE, :"

Oar neighbos OF the Enquirer misunderstood
us-periaps q hitie after SIR Mungo Malagrowhers fash.
ion, when it his to get deaf in the We
have proposed abandon the Political for the
Literary field" said. WIS, proposed
that the now. for the present. unmsaning and unpro6-
liable strife Of party politics should be suspended,
order that, awaiting themselves Of interval OF
pose, Sd flr propihous least all Of all parties
should frsernzs and combine their eJts advance tho
fallen fortunes Of native Virginia educate all Of
her children fast receding the National OF n
inaton. and from the Revolutionary standard Of nte
genee revive her prosperity by generous aud pevad
ing and unsecricnsi system OF improvement construct
Roads and Csnnls TO stimulate Agriculture by liberal
Legislation check the drain Of youth to the
Western World fill with the productions Of
labor Of and the soil and to bring ships Sea
Porp aud noble Rivers
Such meaning; not TO absnJon regard for the
operations Of Government which every CITIZEN and
particularly every conductor Of the Press ought 10 observe
with uncea.ing diligence Wide is the difference between
party conflicts. Indispensable they are, and thai
survey OF the notion Of the Government which looks on
with deep interest but without party passon.-wbieh will
with care, judge with dsnteresodness sad pro-
without iear favour affection We are glad Of
temporary respite from the former necessity shall
yer feel ourselves released from the latter duty.
We still insist that waig policy, in s essential lea-
iure VI Revenue Tariff protecting industry within the
limits II Revenue, has Irumphed. New York and Penn
sylyana affirmed II, when they voted for Mr. Polk on the
strength Of his letter Mr. Kane: Mr. Buchanan ayered
IL by saying that e and that letter bad Penn
sylvsna TINT NJ. Polk was more Of a Tariff man than
Mr.. Clay the last Congress affirmed IL, by declinng
with great Democratic msoriiy TO touch the Tariff;
President Polk unquslfedy affirmed IL in his Inaugural
II these democratic authorities will convince our Ra-
quirer neighbors. shall ask Polk have them read
out u Church, and make US the Virginia Organ"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-02

enough. when yss like. Gx any ,Ai.s. An know 10 in
very odd that the baton should b OF the shirt; i r~
~omsns greater slave 20 her hssosnos essoos
han I am. only ssy, irs very odd
"fioweves. therss comfort; IL cant last long Pm
death with your temper and shsa't uoeeas ye
wosld i.scA. I've NO doab. DIN Thsrs your love
hsrs pour feeling! I know that I'm sinking every day,
bosgh ssy nothing abost Il. Aud when I'm eo"~, NO
shall your second wife ~ look after your bacns.
Yos 6sd tho didsrsacs, then. ies. Candle, you'll
nina % ~ tksn: for then. hcpe. ycuh never have
blessed button 10 pour back. .t..
"No In not . vindcuive woman. Mr.. Csadie nobody
ever called M. that. but you What do you ssyf Nobody
ever knew no much Of met That's nothing at all 10 do
with IL Tia, I wouIdnt have your agsisvatng 'empcs
Caudle Ios mlnes OF gold. lts good thing fm not N
worrying as YOU se-or house tssre'd be between
US only wish you'd had wife tina, sessid have talked
To yoa then you'd known the difference But You
impose upon me. because like poor fool say nothing
should BE- ashamed u my SELF Cssdie. . -.
And pretty example you set ~ . father. fou'u
make yoar boys lad YOURSELF Talking IS you did all
Christian. should like 10 know what yoar boys will
say OF you. when they upi And ali abcut psiy
button of Of your wrstbsnds--a decent man wouldn't
have mentioned IL. Why don't hold my tongue. Be
cause ,csn,f hold my tongue I'm have my peace Of
mind destroy e-rm he worried into my grave or mi
SCRABBLE shirt bai,on and I'm To hold tongue! Oh! but
tlsr- Just like yoa men.
.Ba, know what III do for the future. Every button
YOU have may drop off, and won't much rs put thread
To 'em Aud should like to know whs, yoafl do ihenI
Oh you must yet somebody else, 10 sew en, must your
Aud such wife I've been too: such negro slave I"
your battons ~ may say! Somebody else to sew en-
chr No, Csndle, mo: not while I'm alive! when LIN
J-ad-and from what have bear there's no knowing
how soon that may bc--when I'm dead, say-oh what
brute you be 10 snore SO!
"You're snoring liz. that's what you always say
but that's nothing do with IT, You must get somebody
else TO sew 'em. must youf Ha. shouldn't wonder
Oh no. should be surprised q, nothing, now! Nothing
ALL It's whnt people have always told me would come
to-snd the buttons have opened my eyes. But the
whole world shall know OF your cruelty, MIR. Caudlc A.
the wife I've been you Somebody else indeed. To
C your buttons. I'm no longer mistress IN ny own
house. Hs, Caudle. wouldn't have upon my conscience
what have, for the world. wouldn't teat any body
you reat-no, I'm mad! It's you Mr.. Caudie, who
mad. bsd-and that's worse! cant even - much
speak OF shirt button, but that I'm threatened TO be
made nobody oi my house Csude. you've heart
like earth stone, you have: To threaten me-and only
because n buiton-a button-"
al was conscious vt no than this" says Caudle in
his MS, "ior here relieved me with sweet, deep
sleep"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-02
) 3! ] !: 4:

- ID All - n 49, -
s'8fss SEAss - ehs - - 80
eliS csn1ti~ skoAss sAsss + ~ nsss ian ID 49,
The eye wkssAss Doe no, eoapau wA he f.ss IN
relation 70 tAis Tsxss novemsat--s eosesivsd
." political eosspson prosecuted fos gain. and eoasa-
mated By IN Outrage " tho Consultation. hs worthy sso
VI the p<rss. of those whigs who Knowing that shs
Tsx pot has sseceed-d Ia blasting the hopss d the pa
rios By robsns county Of The s>sIees IL of The
sressss, sissssa,en The world sew, sl give Aer
eoaasnsses " sAs advocates Of Anssxsoa b. Joias Re-
solssioa. $50 s... r-- ...'a.r l-,t 4
~Joha Polk Pot the Der changed with rsbbns tie
Mexican nn'sser of favoritc dog, named Texas. The
circumstances Of the Don Bernardo MspAy stated
some months sace John Polk sold bis ExeeiIsaey II.
dog "a very large suimsi spotted black and white. that
the us.s q Houston. eoss,ryman u Poks, who h.a
been IN HE Exceieaeys service sbsoooded with tho dog
and no had that day al Greenwich Fair. whiher -
had in company with Chcvalisr Bunssn The animal
was tied &c van belonging to the prisone sad from which
the fair.
Policeman, X 81 ,ad--PIe.se yoar wor.Ap. ,her. L..
been packing u pockets roand that psalm sing
ing van. than is any par of the fair.
Mr.. Aberdecn.-Silsnce. Policeinan What has that
to do with the complaint ''"
The Mexican Minister continued. In q very sgitated
manner 81 instantly recognized my dog and gave the
seoandr-i yoadss in change TO poaicemsn" 81
"Scoandre the prisoner cried, e ssRefisssaisss
iesii.s Jeiis~. sks Asid fAe deg IL lie srms,-.Am
in Carsan land. hear myseG called By such namesf
Arc we 'Acnf Arc brethreai Have blessings aud
privileges. OF have not, como of country the most
enlightened. the religious. the tees hoacsisst
punctuslssf. on this airih. I do" ~ :
Mr.. Aberdeen with Q profound bowl You arc an
A@encsn, SUPPOSED
Pdk-i thank gracious mussy am! can appeal TO
every thing that holy. and. laying my hand my heart
declare am an honest man. scorn tho accusation that
s'oie the eomPiananrs dog. The dog 10 ny dog-mus
by tho laws OF heaven. srh, right nature, and
DON bernardo murphy. very much asiaied. here cried
oa'-uo~ yoefsf can swear To the animal. bought
MN " you. 80 -..-..
ioo a'd' IT'S n truc a. I'm free-born man.
Don osrneuo-A man who has an old servant OF ySurs
come, i"'o my sers,ee and steals tho dog.
."NIna o'ssoosf uu,h you never told.
Lon oe'ns'o-hna hnd the animal now again in
you. Possession: -.,...
ios ON TsesuAg ,ae aesl-ies my Old dog-yes.
my OH AeAas aid nke 10 come back ~ lis old u
aIi
Don D.'ns'e' V"s1s'SJ-issky your worship isn't this
Wv ,'.aousi
'. hoeIueeh'-io our Exeenency will permit me TO OBJ
e'e a' we nave mol YET heaid OF Mr. Folks deience.-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-02
A CARD.
RAspsDrn MAcoS CoLr.ror, .
fs Aptl -. lel5. Z

ttfeft n,Apsa -. 1885.
sndsrsssad that report IL circulation In certain scc
tons OF the essny The esc> that The ssslsa,, u thu
Institution have bssa tiososs of is,s and tbs. m
We made BY them on he hfe of q ,As Oes 1Aiu
report without the slightest (ousdsoa Tho SuJen,s
OF this Hesitation have 100 much VI rsspse, Cor sa.elves
and luz the Institution with which they are connected
engage in dscredabs transactions Of ,his s.,ur.
This ses-on like the former once. has been marked By
decoroas aud upr,sh, depomen upoa Asir part "a well
IS By very pleasant and mutually respectful ia,ercour.s
between them and tho oes For several ssssioa. there
hss been no os the execution Of the penal Law.
tho Institution. beyond having three siadeas with
drawn privately BY their parents Cor iaeosrsibe Incidence
and insttcaiioa " collegiate duty. : ,sfsstr
A sooa ~ THE report reached the S,aden. they them
selves In public meeting. aaaamousy and indignantly
rcpeled the charge. seres of sesou,ioas which un
stand they have ordered ~ Be Published. ~
This Is not tho first time that rsposts Injurious 10 this In
s'uon aud without the slightest In truth have
been put into circulation. hope our patrons and friends
will be allow to credit them, and In all cas.s will obse u.
% lar - to inform us promptly VI them by letter.
ttts.g- .a-rIs. L. c. GARLAND
~ Enquirer, Raleigh Star. and Charlottesville Advo
cate requested To copy. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-02
THE NHw.~OR0AN.s

- Xuk NkW<''Ok0AN." = Y
III oSs q Vol plsx )afeSws The eebii> lat ~
- dbl k.isk Adoa osysn. UAich 1900
- Ci ssd1oe eeI1act j hsssrs. kheASs - H..
ITO BEL "Ueisse" IAs4'a very good nA~s v -
Tsete ssess 70 have sssa deal " uiessoa In hsins
upon name. and divsn consultations held and ssndfy
DOcoo VI The Sosboans advised with upon the ssbi.ct!
The sesssrSssss |, rs l,sAy sAaa 10 cos,sa psrAsps
where 10 many DR. sp. .r. .idins and .s.i.s,ns in IT,
y ss's .'ss ~
p- sne~ ~sa .a,a '."
nsme' sno noes u nen orusr haa ar. h"ehe himself
we suspect who has fcand cs vel a. very lav'say
used his knowledge in long Hsct u more than ~ ycas
Whv an. Globe !, =. ,a. ,.,,i,.a 80 IN No, .cJ~vss,v,
L., -. a., 49,. -. ,..,',h. M, I,,;,.,
- "a NJ. 80, - q a.. g. 49,
'S"~''', '-'' -'-"s s'<", 70" ~" w 49,
new and ssper shsndsr Which y proposed TO msnsssc
ture. The Globe was very essprshesstrs name and
tool n ell parties anA cls9ues The GLOBE being dlscsr
I'd IN. Washns,oo s.ovirrr n "A aid va, M n pro-
,.I h, h,,c,.d A.. on N. s,o.n, or ina loc.l ...sei.
s,-..-a a.. - -, -. A. s,,.h,.
nous ~" "s .pso" 'as' ~ 'n'k"' '"'p''s ','
Ia unguarded moments with the imagination that no was
addressing aud ssmonn his peculiar An,edlusiins
of vitx instead of Democracy VI the whole uaoa
,xh, will rouir, .no,h.r yue-s .ot, Of .piu
- -. ,., ..,,.h 1T, ..,,e :, ~. IA v,,,,,,. ,..d
80 80, go - g. az a. -" :. - -,
e"' Ne.' ea'"' '"s ,ehse''a'An' '"' Pseas 49,
MT kiiehse ~ rpesea ss having gwen sesy ps"e"e 70
but somebody tr Bsehsnan possiby objected that
the Resolution, Of ~ and 80 were "obsese" So The
.S,r,n,.ys |. IN he ehr,st.ned The .IJn,on ~
w., ,.,,,,.. -, -, a, r., -. "a ~.
:, ~ -, G., ,...,,-- = .
tne' may no' P''aae' an e"'s's :" S'"'" S-'"e''
grave question: which could not have been unforeseen
The rst No. OF the Union issued tho LIST May. The
Globe i. no more
NJ -, A. R;,.. an. La. zeal n.,n.r NJ ,l. t:l.e
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TAYLOR COUNTY.

TAYLOR COUNTY.
10 this county. Mr.. Hall twhis) beats Mr. Newton tD)
% votes. Wing gain.
Monroe County.
We learn from an authentic source. that Gen Chspmans
mslory this county is $50 A mllony which show
whi the people of that county tb,nk of Gea C-We aAo
learn that the late worthy representative Hamilton 10 re-
elected. BY msjoTiiy OF %.
Greenbrier County. ...
Miler's MAJORITY 10 this county is 1863. Col E. Cali
son. Wing. selected ovor Ballard Smith. Esq Wing
Roanoke Comfy.
Joseph Pdtchard, Democrat has been elected in this
county Ii reported that Mr. Miller has small msio-
~ Gen. Chapman.
Pulaski County.
For CONGRESS.
Chapman. Miller.
At Newbern, 81 IS
HoUsE DELEoNrts.
Edmundson. [D.l Preston, WI
sc 81"