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which the best hanics, and
Also good of Hardware. Scyhes, Sckcs
Spades. shove Chains and other articles
which sell low for cash
will give the highest market price for Wheat Rye FlaNseed
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FAMILY GROCERIES.
WINES. WINES! WINES!

N1OUNG lily Gun Powder Imperial Teas expires
~ for retailing; Laguira, Rio ami Java Coficcs;
and Loaf Sugar Sugar House and y o. MolaSses Chocolate
Black Tea. SC. S.. For sale by SMITH HANNA Co Q
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DAVID WALLACE, Attorney at Law

EBRACTIsEs tie Circuit and other te
the District of the United
vii promptly and strictly attend the security and collection
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- boz. bottles Gin Ale cask White German Wine
- casks Oil Port Wine cask White French Wine.
cak "A Pure MADEIRA Wine, casks Sweet Malaga Wine
caSk Pale sherry Wine cask Muscatine,
Just received and for sale 10y the subscriber
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SOiI, AND CANDLES.

IOnD IB> NoI, 81 lbs. Stcrine ONile
i-OO 10 lbs do. NO2, 10 dOz boxes Shaving SOAP
100 lbs CASTLE Soap, 1900 lbs. TIA low Candles,
- lbs Sola Soap, 200 los. Star CandleSl
Just received and for sale low by the subscriber.
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BY JOHN 5. REID, ESQ.
UTST published md for sale by &. II. DAVIS.
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Afghan SutIm~. Black AIpaca. &c.
90 SMITH. HANNA co..
COVTON YARN. CHEAP!

subscribers furnish the be
quality, small quantities. lower han II
he purchasedOr Eastern market Merchants desiring
themselves article invited. before
tocaileither James Purhnm West
Cotton Factory. 4l-tf J. * u. CARLISLE K co.
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FISH! FEsss! EssEs!


300 LBS. assorted Candies, 30 lbs. cinnamon,
'OO ~ lbs Toy Candies, 20 lbs Nutmers
- lbs. Cough Candies bag Pepper.
~ lbs LiquOrice. bag Allspicc
= BE. Refined Liiuorice. 100 lbs Ground Spices
boxes thocOl1ie, No. !, dor. bolt Lemon syrup
boxes Sweet Chocolate, doh. bolt Pepper Sauce
box Cocoa, IcQ0 NaccafOni.
81 lbs. loves - lbs. Spice Nuts,
Just received and for sale by the subscriber
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-02

p Rev GEO. 3 CHEEvEs, .. 4 has with
drann rom the editorial chsir OF the NewYnrk Evan
ce=t on accoun, h;s increasing cares and respons
bires 81 Pastor TIE Church with which he ass lac
IL become connected HIS vs,et;ctory. singcisrly
enough devoted u,sinly to explanation Q; lis vie~s
of ortaosraPhy-views with which or own sre IN dis
agreement bit care very l,;le how his words aEs
spet ne VIII always employ them he mas done IN
the following passage
The subscriber rsoices 20 have had the opportunity
in Us editorial administrator 70 besr testimony against
tie horrible in;quy o. He came into TIE coeci-
t0.ship OF this paper st tune when tie country WAS in
profound peace Now n the midst Of vsr
most expensive both Of blood and tTcasl-c wsr
which already has cost than would hsTe taken
have purchased peacefully the whole O; California ans
whatever other dominion South Texas we had needed
There never perhaps n che history OF nations con
siderin- o- position edGcstor, religious Light snd de-
clared pacific principles instance OF war more tran
sceudeuiy and dssrAntly needless And every additional
step OF massacre and more needless. For the
dominion q the planetary universe We would not scs
the responsibility and receive the retrbuton OF the au
ihors Of ;hs when tue account Is given in 70 God
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-02

HANCOCK CouNTY.-It appears from a statement
the Springfield Journal OF yesterday that the meeting
OF citizens OF Sprineh Id which we have already no
ticed was produced by the unmanly and inefcien
course OF the Governor in the progress of affairs at
Nsuvoo Hard things said of him, at subsequen,
meeting but the result call for volunteers TO pre-
coed Nauyoo for the purpose OF putting down mob
rule Some seventy men recorded their nsmes-the
Governor pedCine himself TO recommend TO the Legs
lAtuTe pay them dollar day tor their services
They organized Saturday. by e!cctng Col Robert
Allen as their captain and other suha;ern officers They
left for Nauvoo on Tuesday last. We shall soon hear
what they have done Isl. Louis Rep. -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-02
Inv Courts.

corsr o. ComMoN PLEAs-Betore Judges Ulshoe5es
lnErsham and Daly-D CT ns-Eerry Storms, Com
7issarg General vs. Thomas 7. Ferrts end TAo7sGs ~
Cd=ReGy-Th;s act:or against Two OF the otcers
OF the New-iork Fusesrs. 10 recover the value OF
number of rnuskets and verdict was given for PLAN
nj of SEQ Motion made FOR a new tr!aL Verdict
confirmed. with costs.
Caoer CJCongor V I'm J. Burk-Act.on TO recover of
the surety OF Mr. Stearns OF in Libertysi
M : witness, and exception was taken and a.
lowed the form OF his pardon from the state IN
son and verdic, was gwen for Plaintiff. The Court
thinks TIE certificate should have been allowed New
tr!al granted. costs 70 abide the event
Bc-ribgs Pel<z end Ma T 6rgr7' 70. IacyrD NcEro
r-The plaintiffs and defendant each obtained grant
from TIE Corporation OF part OF the BLOCK bounded by
Washington West Rector and Morris s-s-the grant OF
Of measuring % many tee = n N9rrlsst towards
Rector and tae other ne reverse MI AcEToEy placed
BRICK building what considered tce terminus OF
his grant, out survey ~ss found 10 lap = ees on
grant Messrs. B. and The LAYER brought seton 81
esctert 70 recover these p feet lie block ~ss nor
50 vide haf been supposed verdict was gfven sub
ject the opinion OF the Court TIE deed or Lease to
plaintiffs was 6rst Ned and The Court gave iudgrnsn: In
their favor.
Jase7a Wed " JOIN S=iser-Appeal By defendan, oo-
jsccins 70 one Of the referees. appeal dismissed
SUPERIOR Corz-.-Before Judge oskey.-E ". 7. &
n MsH vs. Crsos Fsress-Tnis / another suit TO -
cover on premium given a. czp!: sock as stated,
n a Mutual Insurance CO. vas 70 recover St0ue
amour. OF note -ven ts C-oton ln= Co. AID passed
BIZ me COMPANY II the regular course Of ;aeir business
20 ser losses was atentsd nat The note gwen
wi,hor: consideration sc Il was shown thg, some
premiums had oeea aken Up OF ths nots. Verdict .or
pa.nt.S 4 amount subject 70 TIE opinion OF the Court
For plaintiff Mr.. SedsvEck SID MI lsyt0- FOR de!end-
CT; W. Brady and NJ P Crook
sstsr CTcsszsr - p = HZssj AID otssTsAction 70 re-
cover en- note Tor $3.50 re defence 20 which WEE tnat
a: .oe lad been rIisapproprs-ed hzvIns been gver
-u;se .sorev On II .ss shown ina; g Lcsee 70
he note va. -iven 20, SIS on < and thas was SUI
sequenly cashed by Mr. G. 70: i1rd parties Verdict
for plsin,iG sl25 and interest
Bsfore Jcs,e vsade-poel-Js=a Ferguson IS B<rici
Bc5:ss: CrGa-Acton to recoTe-, By NJ. z N his cwn
rn 5y virtge OF ~ rcariase Of 5000 loaned
By MIS- E previous 70 hermalase, ts bont and rsorr-
sze Tor iea was changed sta.sd 70 NJ. Morris on
s.? te al referred 70. Thsrehay;ny been z-
rsze ssr.lsara me lzw gives il 10 the husband Yer
6icy for plaintiff II amount a1d interest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-02

TAXING TIE BULL yY TIE HoRSS-A gentleman
In this civ who sets the hehes, vas Upoc the insttu
Ton OF SLAvESY coa;endins ha: u Is essential 10 the
psrpetuity of Republican form Government Snd s.;
tributns 20 the wo, OF il the low of honor sad o
morals that prevails our Northern cies proposes
petition Congress for extension among he Northern
States lie has lei; the pape- a. oiee Tor sigma
Intending x present |. TO Tie mex; Congress
through he hSn6s Of NJ. Adams who L : presumed
from his opinions upon the Rsh: os Fectoa WI net
fuse 10 become the vehicle otitS Transmission
Strict construcuon.sts consider i entirely
beycad the pale OF Congressional power interfere
with he domestic institutions OF tbs States Of this tn
ion ha. of course the Abo,onsts canno, object il
or this ground With them. II Is simply question OF
aoey whether Congress shoald abolish extend tbs
Institution OF slavery snd If Il comes % that would
nos q. oil be surprised 70 see OF Congress author
king the buying ard selling negroes in the STATE OF Mas
sschpsetts TRiehmcrd Standard
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CONSTIPATION
ILUsIIFEJLss
Destroyed


Destroyed
Eko. ikdiciae. becttsaJ Batt; pt'eS-ery heoe"i'
inaf< u PraH1e, SUR
nv :. W1RTON-Pncs Thirty CentL-Tae Iatn
Dyng,b sdt.on translated from tic I'd Fferea soiIe
OF The exposltou Of natural, simple ssfesao.s e. =,
.slble treeenly discovered "a fLancs,
fuy.,ers,s "a aait,.sI Constipation ~ttost us.ns s
uu.gstives injections baths foilo~ea ~ Ii
o;hr persons of tstircou, certifying me compete eee-
= NJ ~ s.fousI deoos Of Warrior q Paris, No. LIZ
Sy1Sifsssst and siso by Jnn. Mhaa ~ broadway Z;
g. Ring corner OF John st and sroafwsy Wyats ase
ge,T,ss III FuI,on-sL; Henry Jcanaos, ~ broad"syf
go, Cb.rnbrr.-,t; Apothereres Hall, so grosfwsg
lam. crac,bie co.zer Bowery AID Poartss aSd W.
Leysis so BoEery Brooklyn 81 Dr. Csaf:ss 800
13s Ruftnc>s1 - go
nIRILLgL vICEs-Psisni PsTsI!eI VICES, sev
r ard supsno. article. Cor Gale by
81 Ell N. sHERNAN. cor. Broad sad Beaver sts
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1y,HE ORIGIN OF HAsCE,s CO1IPOgNL
1 SYRUP OF HOREHoUND for Coughs, Colds, bron

ry,HE ORIGIN OF HASCE,s COMPOUND
1 SYRUP OF HOREHoUND for Coughs, Gods bfoh'
chiiis, Asthma, &c.
To drive Consumption from The Land
Make pain and asthma end,
The god Of health took up his stsnd
With Egnee, the sick mans friend
But called 10 Eastern cliaes agsia
To STOP this foes advance,
In friendship for the suffering,
II, leh the cure with HAScE. - ~,
utSrsrF Rs m THF GOSPEL LAWYERS AND PUB
Lie SPEAKERS SHOULD CsE HaSTEs
COMPOUND SYRUP OF HOhEHOoD-
minister preached from me pulpit
HIS voice " exceedingly c!-aft
la tones gave MS hearers delight
Crowds always attended 10 near
HIS quotations astonished the learned
His eloGaence did really entrance,
Bus the beauty Of voice was sol! OWING
To the syrup ne o1rchsset Of HAsSk.a.
AUCTIOSEERS, GOCALISTs, ACTORS hEN6Ehs
uko z7Ia ezeeE By beauty If Speeea Or J1s>ss">"
o1d eLeara<as Of rstee, Loah tav< re-
egurse 70 H1neeI Compound
Syrup If Horeh1aHf
An snctioueer The other day
Wes selling goods quite fat,
His voice very lood and clear,
And each one stopped that passed
He talked 10 them with and grace,
They al bid IN advance.
His great success was owing ~
The Syrup made By HAScE-
Prics - eta per bottle, or bottles for g -
For sale Wholesale and retail. bY A. g. D. eanas
cor Of FuIroc William .tAi also FOR sac ny " oa1os
Co II East Broadway n JohnsoH, corner Of Broadway
and Chsubes-st; J. l. Coddtngtoni cor u dndson ACC
Spring s.a; z. N Gaon, cor OF So"ery ano cfan1 s1
al 81 Waikerst -Sweetsef, l3 Greenwich ST. and cor.
of Broadway and Howsfd--c
CACTIoN.-BEwAHE OF sSuRIccs 'nitattoHs and as"Gy'
a1E for HANCg'S SYRUP, and take noEe otEer.
at..r.
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HANCOCK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 20 the procla-
nation OF Gov Ford OF the 18th inst published in our
last company Of volunteers, 10 The number Of III.
WAS raised IN this city 10 be sent against the mob
inestiis the II Eating the isted city OF Nauyoo The
coInpSny elected Col Robert Allen their captain and
John Connolly and e w pler their Isl and ID heuten,
snts Two brass epounders, well appointed Sad man.
ned by sAiUl Sfti!e;!s,S accompany the expedition
As soon the troops enrolled preparations Tor
their departure were made with The utmost dispatch sad
they left Tuesday last about noou They viii
unQuesonshly receive large sccess!oas OF volunteers
their rouie Ample provisions ere made ioE aiming
and equippips such as may loin them The Governor
heads the expedition in person ana il IS bis determine.
non put end, a, al hazards, to the violence and
outrage tbs. hsve hroush. disgrace upon The State
His force will undoubtedly &c ey the tine ne reaches
the theatre OF action amply sufficient for TIE purpose
snd the public sentiment viii sustain him N reso-rns
i necessary 10 the last extremity u restoring the
prsmaey Of tie laws sid vindlcars the character o.
he STATE Illinois SrS;e Register. Oct 3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-02

u Mr. Harrison Vance murdered by James
Barnes in quarrel Union, Missouri the other day
Barnes pulled Vance from the horse which ne was
mounted and gave him three blows with MS hs on the
side of the head which caused his death in few mill
utes Barnes made his escape
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-02

A VOICE FROM THE lNrgRioR.-The Rochester
Democra, (whic] thus audcs the Slave that has
caused 60 much excitement here:
What prtu! business is this for northern reemsn,
and what sccursed system is that which mskes the
soil of liberty the hunting ground o! the oppressed and
dcwn-trodden poor wretch tired OF chains and
vitude seeks asylum among the people who
sSntly Boosting OF their freedom. He is declared free
but before he has time take shelter the hoodkounis
again q: his heels. 1t may be lac 10 thus drag
wretch from freedom but is il JUSTICES II j, IS il is
such justice none but demons could approve We
hope the poor boy has bait'cd his pursuers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-02

r. Water Cure House.-Mrs u s Cove eoctia-
uss 20 receive patients -. house, i Ts1hst New
Yo.A
Mrs G. also visits ladies' and children = he!r homes and
gives ause.oss fog ne spple.aa Of Water CuEs. 80 Z
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General Notires.

" September Report of the Mutual Life In
surancc c ouipauy OF Scw-Iork, No % Wa-sL-This
Institution during The noah o: september. issued ninety
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-02
CITY ITEMS.

SATURDAY. Oct 81.
TIE SLAVE CAsE-Judge Edmonds gave de
cison ,t. forenoon on the second arrest Of the boy
George Kirk The Judge considers the law OF this State
unconstitutional inasmuch it IS intended as Pc
lice regulation prevent psupcusn SC but operates
solely the Captain OF the vessel to save
hm IRON penalty. should any such exist IN another
state and does provide that the master shall
restore the slave the A respects the Captain
the Court does consider that ne can be made
Die 10 any penalty in Georgia having done every thing
in his power &C. The Court ordered tina, the boy
should be discharged at which there much ap
pause from the audience the Court endeavsrinc, in vain
to prevent it The Court room ,hronged with spec
tators among whom number Of ladies. III. jay
rose and stated that the boy has had warrant served
on him sued ont by the State Tor assault and battery
and asked that safe conduct should De afforded him 10
III, Mayor Office order that bail may be put IN The
bow was not brought down from prison, that less cX
element existed on the subject than Observable
the previous day.
P S-The parties nnerward met IN the Mayors Of
nee when the complaints for assault and battery were
Withdrawn mutual releases exchanged and the boy dis
charged.
~ The new and elegant steamer MouNrAIN.
ErR still continues her regular trips TO and from Peeks
kill touching a, Sing sing Tarytown, and other inter
mediate places on the Eas. side. Her commander w
H. FKAzEg is one OF the most popular steamboat Cap.
tans on the River assiduous il the performance OF Ms
duties and in manners renuemanly and dignhed. The
Moun,aineer leaves daily a, P. NJ
Tue C0uRrs.-The Jury in the case of Clark VS..
a.er relative TO the Ink factory of latter returned
verdict in ayer of plaintiff for 800 thus declaring their
opinion that the bad air arising from the factory &c Is
nuisance.
FIRE-A fire was discovered early hour
this morning the stable and feed store No A. Mott
St Officers Sacknan and Munson OF the 9th Ward Pc
lice succeeded xtinguishins before much damage
had been done.
ASSAULT AND BATTERY WITH INTENT TO KILL.
man named Patrick Martin arrested last night on
complaint OF officer Patterson who charges him with
having committed assault and battery with intent TO
kill BE was sent 20 the Tombs and committed ior ex-
animation.
THEFT or LAED-A fellow named John Cowen
was last evening arrested by officer Quick OF the lst
Ward on charge OF stealing keg OF lard from Me=srs.
Brush * Co OF No. - Ftont=- Committed 20 answer.