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Democratic banner., 1846-05-30
Tile FLAG CT TIE UNION.

BY MRS. L. =. sCHERMERIoRS.
Oh! rt"! il not-still Let it wave,
Tit star-gemmc5 a1-, Ger land a.d sea,
IN cherished signal CT tic brave,
Ike glorious banner OF Ike free;
Still let lis eagle so;r cnL.iaI..
It's stripes :ti.i fresh. lis STATS still bright,
No tcmp"stI: tie sn.i!:r- shy,
NJ c],thcriag cloud C Gu,ryh their light.
o.! pllnt it on each glorious spot,
CE!gri i wi e: Lat Ttnd it 1T.
T."re comes . vci-o iror cvcrr plaiu,
iro:l crcry Enaln o. STRIFE an glory,
N3cTc r-,-.s L!a1I lis Lit L stain.
Or history io2r! = theme t.r ste.:;
from Eu2hrr Hill. from bennington,
FrD'n G~.orioIs York the CIV is ha..r,;
I-oia lie 20 laa;.at tie SCUM rolls en-,
AL;cch iAc occ-a joIt!s Irc si!ErId;
i'o;a e"rry ;sm--rc,acmlerci srot
Tie cry is heard, o.! renI it Ec;.
Oh! by the chie:s whose awful forms
Are hc::-iEE :run tie st-rTy SKY,
Who bar"ti:.t lag thro' war's will storms,
An! prcu!a AMI glorious ba:c !: t:y.
Their biool-hoi-lt git 10 Tot Gesp:se,
TLsprou3estg lf 4 nation AEo@s-
4 NAg. fright, streaming 70 the skies,
Il: Crops no, to lis Wanting foes.
uh.be the treasure re'er forgot
jHfuEl ii vile, hut reni it hot.
OH. ye. the sons OF rah!c sire<,
NhD bravclv >truZ.l Il si ie TX size,
Who hlazcl the tented fi,lIs w.:ieh-Ercs,
Dt n,v:cs pressed the sureinS tide;
SiI.!i petty pickering: rc-d Tie tie.
Tn" cath !]r.tnraai seIlci with bloo.?
Sl:all tint proul banner cease to ily,
\ "yi.tJr flag ser fell and bloCt?
N",bc the Union rc',r forgot
Un.drl it wiir. but harm it net.
Democratic banner., 1846-05-30

"I1ITG"rtNT PtiHD3-IIajor General
Sect. ii IS rnr!oret. has been placed i'll command
81 the Amy upon lie ~iru;.ticr. alG lie President
will At n,irI or.er cut Il.!.; ;Ey-s~.i oftl.c fifty
thousand r!cn r~rr,il>. Er ii the H@f Eli"
We trust &c rImur tt Gen. -: IS to re
placed 1t Tie b.! oftlc army orthe Rs C.auGc
Is untrue. S.,ul,s >,iy:. = movement Lc made,
we may look !r ~&l.a;i"r F!r,i..a "..r. Gen.
Taylor is w'rii 81 10y %! >Uya RICH IS Scott.
To President. il H. H1u! -. Gur hr.rc men
victorious, sAor'! rri,s>c To lace them offers in
whom they c:n feel 70 ca;tici:sc. Gen. Taylor
is cong Wei. n.y. nv.c, Re Is >cs"rirg cHr
arms With ciary. Give i..a:.l ,rlu1h. mi lie
vii soon ciI tie 49,, u i !~.-ctical, Toll AMI
el"rio':s manHer.- il, It:;er.
Democratic banner., 1846-05-30

DlLAwAFE.--Wil!i.n Temple become, Cover
nvr Of Delaware - tie toati. o:thc ;a:2 Governor
Democratic banner., 1846-05-30

DdIlLLuOIC WIZ IINS d Soibpdliy VI
bearing this title. -Reveille.
Mr.. EDITOR: In reply to the call oftA VOTER
in the last Banner, and TO the solicitations Of hu-
merous friends, asking that l should become u
candidate for the office of Justice of the Peace, |
have to say, that i'll shall he the choice of the
l~citizens OF the township, a faithful and impartial
discharge of the duties Of the Office will command
my best exertions.
P. DRAPER.
Louisiana, May 30, 1876.
u DR.. John II. Hughes has been appointed
Postmaster at Paynesvillc, vice Andrew ]. For
gev. remOred. DIR. Hughes is a gooi citizen
and viii make good officer.
E3Tiie lion. James Fl. Rclfe, has our
thanks Cor the memorials Of 4. Whitney to
Congress upon the subject of a rail road to
Oregon. And also for other favoIs.
DROWNED.-On Saturday the ED inst.
a little girl, the daughter of Thomas Smith.
living about 6 miles from Louisiana, fell in
10 a creek and was drowned.
J-The mormons are still rapidly leaving.
Give them but a little time and they will
all have left in peace.
II. b. Hudson, of St. Louis, has rails
ed a Company Of 100 fine looking mounted.
volunteers for the Santa Fc expeditions
And it is said that he is sure of their re-
ccption into immediate service. lie is al
luckyfcllow.
. We perceive from a card published
in the st. Louis American that Col. Grims-l
" has abandoned tic idea of leading a rcgi-
mcnt o! mounted volunteers against the
Northern provinces of Mexico. He had
been successful in raising the full compile
'ncnt OF men; but as they were not rcquircdt
ne could not succeed i'll getting them all into
immediate service. The question is not
who will volunteer TO so? but who can get
to go?
Democratic banner., 1846-05-30

\ '"ti'rSct ofmcn for service any where,
or IN any field, could not be mustered into
the service.
Democratic banner., 1846-05-30

= The upper river papers say they have
had much rain during the past week. It
has been very dry here.
Democratic banner., 1846-05-30

1.-The Warsaw Signal says that Q. P.
Rockwell passed up the river on the Goth
inst, on board the steamer Tempest, bound
for Galena. He was in charge of Mr.. Pitt
man, Sheriff of Adams county.
Democratic banner., 1846-05-30

u DR.. John II. Hughes has been appointed
Postmaster at Paynesville, vice Andrew ]. For
gey. renored. DIR. Hughes is a g"od citizen
and vii make a good officer.
Democratic banner., 1846-05-30

E5-'The Hon. James II. Rclfe, has our
thanks Cor the memorials of A.. Whitney to
Congress upon the subject of a rail road to
Oregon. And also for other favoIs.
Democratic banner., 1846-05-30
OF 0

Baltimore will have a company Oh volunteers
this title. -Reveille.
Democratic banner., 1846-05-30

been unkind, and we have now no DISPOSE
ton to.provoke a paper war, for of all wars
we dislike that the most. We can not be
driven into it just now, when the democrats
ic cause needs the service of us both. If
the scenes which have been enacted in an
other part of the State shall be re-enacted
here, It will be the work of the Patriot, not
ours.
Democratic banner., 1846-05-30

J-The mormons arc still rapidly leaving
Give them but a little time and they vii
all have left in peace.
Democratic banner., 1846-05-30

DROWNED.-On Saturday the 23dinst.
a little girl, the daushterof Thomas Smith,
living abont,6 miles from Louisiana, fellin-
70 a creek and was drowned.
Democratic banner., 1846-05-30

There will be preaching in tie Methodist f.
Church neAt Sabbath, (to-morrow) morning, by
he Rev. Messrs. Fent0n and Nandevcntcr.
Democratic banner., 1846-05-30

The st. Louis Gazette of Tuesday says tha
Worth left this city o. Yesterday 10 rcjoi
he .Army, AMI we shall soon hear OF his Gistin
himself.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-28
IOLItN PIANOS
$50 THE .ub,cnhcr "a.

H# NHE subciihcr ia- Just received
Z! frrm the mansfleorv of Nuuns-s Clara n. =,
"'> s'p f'insed N. Iaiett Tor Jared -f -
80 gins Wa. aehHss Tor oiEfAN'S R.tAN A1TAtU
i~ Pan F"t'- atoab' ofIh'ss nan M, L.
men 10 inses Tho usle
m lev Of TIE Journals Of this e1unty and % Fs, ., g
o IN ifnu nj has teen eshbsd. AID paei.s iul,
ed Shteh Appeared ossneou.iy r.r4rd 90 tie usv
Vantafes and ~ e.-re~ n fss combination
The manu- aeiusrs e-l entp unr The puhie ,h,, M
..FESiIs - ono OF .uao.ensfy o TIE rufcha.
"' Re Patent Hisht ers-si .I m u,,,,.
.iPe'urn.s 'eshns " neshansn' su- ufo, the
~ suits n wsich FUZZY propr .tr. IN ,.ra-s,o
IT. That 10 IN Ble, frun
OF atmosphere and tts, The -otab- eman m tune "a .,
order In Tbey prepaei {, .at.f the o.t
deed psrons regard Desc 1T ton- and ass
INC o'' sau'iae DRY ~aHaafre with
., p ~. TAYLOR
PIANO FORTE AND MUsic srosE
glpn~-i fh.H,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-28
T. HIN A H AL.

FILL sUFPI.Y
CHINA. GLASS AND EARTHENwARE
N the ships Montezuma and Adirondack. via
- New York and tho Vfruan Point from Lv,rpor
sui sersr Las received tn aryer suppl
aho ~ The ship HarS non Liverpool daily e1p@et-d \,
my FONT lie vii receive the remainder Socs OF emma AMI
ribsnware direct fr,m the eonrtne OF new
shapes and patterns.
by te regular packets from Boston receipt Of his sun
iphes OF as from The Manufacturer prepared OFF,,
10 all may want
clni neeh,n,. nd osse,ss ,sy.. ., ,,rD
s ano pres, a. Hss WA ~ aleEss a-s
afse assIent OF Lard Lamps LOolipg Glasses SON.
~ are &c on hand HUGH A. WATT
ty.., o..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-28

- i shp will be Cy Point IN 10 ~ IS DAYS TO load f
re above ror, Fer freight Of tobacco aour Apply to
N I'LL CHARLES PALMER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-28
FOR NE w ORLEANS,

hshNs LiBBYs Line Of Paebst. between eamond an
New On+shs taeir regular run in s.p.rub,,
ana VII be composed Of n. follow ING vrss-ls
naf2H bAChELOR, Capt uisss Hosros
4 Bny ORLEANS. Car, ~, So
Brig JOSEPHINE car, 10. Ro,,s,o,
one OF the above will pace regularly ever
a'Hl we can with CONFIDENCE
me pubic a they suih n,a
W" n any other vessels sy steady and a,
fe' men oil long eIpereBe. trade xht or
having 'ey '2ero. Accommodation
'a'cnyefs a?py TO J. FISHER SON or
=, HAsKIcs 4 LIBBY.
All freight from country above vessels will b.
aAd forwarded By charging osy dsyase an
n j. p. & s.,
~ Hal.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-28
INDIA RUBBER FACTORY,
NerGrk. NtLc JerSeu.
Store No. SO Walden Lame N.vv York

,"HOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ALI
KNDN OF INDIi RUBBER GOODS.
SCsp-t d-is OV CIo.h ,of n 90 To
- Life Pre- eTves Naehi7e Blnai-E Water Clothing an
evry ot"f A's" a-e" irra ind Euht-r. ac ~.
rhaeis we're eInoHrd Al tie
INC Ar ~ impartial elimination anu eoufar OH r. r.
-''e1 IN u u premium over a. oir-. W. Il al
nave pheigofe me 'rNeet ard fleinu
W. an 's-fvr' rvrr Merchants sid 900 IA Mdd,
% ih=fn d south Ny>ie ~stes esabi.si e..
~tc NY v h1t c'o ard v.H s.or'm.f a. Iret
lNu'ter G''c- oar TENS v - liberal ana satisfactory 10 =
buyers Al orders promptly uf-d.
d- i6-tm HUTCHINSON y FJ-NyCN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-28
ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES or YOU

wv ..
VIE Franklin Manufacturing Company have on hand at then
fAPER MILL the Depot of Railroad good
is-oneni Of superne folded ane
ua cap papers rli and paIn medium printing enveop
wrapping papers o. prices
~hfh they invite public in quality ane
viii bear comparison with
any Northern Factory They prepared orders o,
any description OF that customers
require Merchants and dealers requested the Pae,
1 MAJ snd tfanire Tor themselves nh II
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-28
A CHEMICAL RESULT.

Il Ou II N OAL hESULI,
WONDER!
Nh CELEBRATED VEGETABLE IiQUID HAIR DyH IN
h enabs dye asorsy their hair wbouI The
ksyebro~s &c brown black
evil Consequences mt be AIRED from
frmlc's This compo.ition
science of Chemistry dye
hd tho bs-si psrorss. uaimsd confidence Of the p
black required ssS for Dor mliksd NJ brown Dor
b. 70, sale wbolssa. snd retail. by
JULES HACEf. PerNim.r and Chemist.
No. &c south I'd -t.. bslaw Chs.nut Phiisdenbi,
And by Agents, xso Street l. Ginter Duy,I co
Dusai Duqussn- shoesoe Hi: r. N. Zaehri..on w n
pontn fet"rsOurs BrsEfs, Thomas Il Co
w be-ie Of eounerfehs Asa for -Jus Haues veRetab.
Liquid Hair Dye" II you the g.nu, article.
eT Premiums awarded ut ths Franhlin deeG-3m
10 THE BEAUTsFIBRs OF THE COMPLEX-
1ON!-sURPRisLTG EFFICACY
MI EAU DIVINE DE VENUS AND NYNPH SOAP eo,,
w r--d of Eastern discovery
for rendering the skin ,o and fair impaIn.
fos~ate hue IN the eompe1ion.
Asa creator aud I'm, N,
ens- oveiiness transparent faI n, npb
han Divine de Venus be sai b. almost
loNe Composed for III" most q Bai-ane plants
70 the utter exclusion Of all mineral admir-
incidentally for .i'sly bland puri ng and soothing 40.
on the skin and by acting
.rpe' all impurities from the surface. every IN
hamaton aud by this method alone, all red
Ees tan pmP-s feckl'i sunbufn
ssl ons 80 inmcaIto uAIe ovcbe,. II. use vii eanr, the
most Bilious eoDperon into rsdrt h;.De- b on IN.
neck hands and bes ceeny and fairness which n.
eonEa'd U.s. viii happily project OF youth
tu ehainn 10 the most advanced p.rlods Of
For sale wholesale n retail. by
JULES HAUEL Practical Chsmis; nd Perfsrner
70 south "a Street. below Chesrut
And by my Agents, Main Street T. Girr A. DavaI Co r.
X DuSa. K Duquesne. Shockoe Hin n Zaehrisson W n
Domin. Petersburg: BragEs Thomas L To- A. sa-ar
" Premiums was Awarded At the Franklin Ins-ituie
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-28
INFIRHARY OF THE
RICHMOND MEDICAL C0LLEG E.

NBis Institution, founded 1885, successful opera
Il Coisg Ed6ea. 6?aeious AMI veil
wares the different ea'tes NJ paints Thee
private Of ,peciaI
All Psrors quirI medical lc tn. insane
and aborrg under will be admitted
The for board medical attendance aiors
nuras. medicines,
icing dollars week eolored patients and five dol
la's white
The Neea and surgical wards the charge oPros.or,
OF h- College for prescribed The
Surgeon WARDS daily and difficulty
the whole Col Faculty is called in consultation without adtf
uona charge the patient
Th- lnGrmaIy itself e,peeiay persons
Try WIN drposed
Medical surgical AID We respectfully iuier,sd
the suhi make inquiry aud in'y VIII hni
be onsud p,troriz insuon but every
remedial be eeed
Many of dult surgery
performed Irh.na which atrnd,t
them gve eonhdene. sntng public
n asking inq airy into ls metiis =. MAUrIs.
drJ President ~ g.. nj mar
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-28

Insurance effected any $500 up $4,000
by application HENRY LUDLAM
ju Fly Richmond Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-28
New and Rich styles of Tea and Dinner

SERVICES.
CsT opened China Han few entirely new
siyes Of T-s and Dinner the attention
me pnoie snvied Likewise OF Flawhg
Blue Jet Dinner Se'vieaBd While
pne's Call Al No d China Hall. West Min str,rt.
- Hugh A. WATT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-28

L ,AKD--l6 kegs No. Leaf LAID, landing Ihi
- nornne, and Coz sas By
Sp L. D, cREEsuAw, BROTHERS 4 90.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-28

esa' ISLoEs SsoTnEs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-14
Movements OF Travellers,

The following catalogue Of yeste arrivals at the
aforementioned principal hotels Indicate farther
duction in the number Of travellers and through the
city We found at the
AMrRioAN-N. Davis, New Jersey J. Wallis, Balh.
more W. Coleman, Pennsylvania; C. Battelli, New
York; w. Caldwell, Hudson Mr. Banks South Caro-
lima J. Carroll H. Carroll, Baltimore Mr. Norris, Phi
ladelphia
AsroR-J. Howe, lrelsnd; j. Mason, Massachusetts,;
E. Marshall, Burlington; Hayden, st Louis; II Brent
Virginia; DR. Baldwin, do;J Dalton, Boston; g. Hubbard
do J. JOY do; w. Little, Albany; c. Morgan, New Bed
ford; w. Currey Boston; E. Patterson, Troy; Brow.
Boston, Childs Cazenovis; A. Erickson Roches
ter; Coffin, Brighton; NJ Meyers Norfolk NJ Bry erly,
La; Norris Philsd; NJ Carter, Manchester; NJ A. Coo
per, Georgia.
CRY &C. Putnam, Washington G. Chase, New Ha-
ven; Henry, New York; II. McFsdsen, N Jersey; e.
Gallagher, kentucky; q. Sanford, Albany; sturte.
want, Boston; g. Weaver Philadephia NJ Branch, New.
burgh s. Meigs, +. Meigs, and + Barton, Philadelphia
Bruce, Ky Gov Roger Baldwin, N. Haven
FR.SxLiS-E. q. Northrop, New Bedford; e. Creigh-
ton New York; II. Miller, Boston, Lampsrt Troy A.
Van Olinda, Albany; w. n. Owen, Rutland; s. Allen,
Buffalo; q. Wilson, Cooperstown; w Jewett, schenec-
tsdy; Nj NJ. HILL Madison Co; w Whippe, do; F. Cool.
ey Mass; N. Wilcox, N Hampshire; q Clarken, North.
ainpton
HowAnp-Mr. Beny, Washington r. Crist do; F..
Loughon Vermont; II. Otis, do; II Harvey, Kinderhook
W. PIa do; Nay Ter, Quebec s. Potter, Phla; Sure.
nam, New York; y Sweeny, Connecticut; A. Gcmmees,
Fort Plain; H Muir. Troy; w Barber, Auburni Cra
mer, Waterford; Davis, Angelica; Mr. SIbly, Boston;
g. Dunbar, New Orleans; A. Bennington Phila; Mr. Chsl-
mers. Montreai MIR Dewett, do; w smith, Toronto;
Mr. Price, Canada; Mr.. Sprague, Rochester.
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The Weekly Herald.

Our Weekly paper this week will not be inferior
in any respect 10 any that preceded it, 1t Twill be
ready at o'clock this morning.
It will contain the late European news; a COM
pets list OF the killed and wounded at the storming
of Monterey; Mrs Meyers letter in vindicaticn
of her connexon with d. Marvin Hoyt; the latest
accounts from the army and navy; and the usual
variety OF commercial, financial, political and mis-
cellaneous reading-incudng election returns.
The engraving this week will DO very valuable,
giving view of the city of Monterey and its forti-
ficatons, with an addition, showing the exact
position of the different regiments of volunteers
and regulars before the battle.
Price 81 cents singly, in wrappers, or So per
annum III advance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-14
avigation to November /, for three years
325,l8r


There has been small decrease compared with ls4s,
bot a large incr ease compared with 1874
The production of wheat in the State of New York
has reached it's maximum and Notwithstanding the
al increase the quantity of land brought under culva
ton the yield Of this description of grain cannot bu.
steadily decline. For several years past the yield per
cultivated has been gradually becoming less and
the facilities for producing wheat in the western
States great that the old States must ultimately
abandon that branch Of agriculture. The expense Of
producing bushsi of wheat in Indiana Illinois, 10 only
about half what it is in this State and the internal
improvements of those States will in few years, give
the productions of all sections outlet and cheap and
rapid communications with the most important markets
Of the country.
The high prices ruling this year for the principal pro-
ducts Of the western country, will stimulate their cult
walton to immense extent and Thousands upon thou.
sands Of will be added to the immense quantity Of
land now appropriated to the growing of wheat and
with favorable season, tho crops of ls47 will exceed
any thing Of the kind realized in this country.
Should the harves of Europe be deficient smother year
and prices for breadsufs be sustained the farmers will
become the most prosperous class in the country
We usual table of quotations for the princ
pal State and other stocks used for investment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-14
THE HERALD FOR EUROPE,
AND THE
NGLTSH MAILS.
VIEW o. MONTEREY,
&c Sc. a..

The H,inId ! r Europe, with the pictorial view
OF the City of Monterey, and with the usual digest
Of all the commercial, political, army naval, and
maritime news up to the last hour, will br in rea-
dness, and may be obtained at our Office at IL
O'Clock tomorrow, time for the mail train for
Boston.
An express train will be despatched at quarter
past o'clock over the Long Island. and Norwich
and Worcester Railroads. for the transmission of
the mails.by the steamer Britannia, and for the
commodation of passengers who may not arrive,
or who may be delayed in the city, till tomorrow.
Passengers arriving from the South by the
Philadelphia mail train, will, by proceeding
directly to the Brooklyn station, be in time for the
cars.
This is an excellent arrangement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-14

Will You decide the following er, which is in dis
pae if yon cannot do So will some of your readers
answer II. with references and dates
stated IN conversation with some political gents,
that the why the convention that made the
present constitution Of these United States selected the
Alb OF March the day wbi to Daugurie The Pre-
sden elect, because the 4th day march would
not core a sunday. for at least 10 Years from the
date of framing tnat instrument and further that was
debated the ion and the calculation submitted
to that body have seen 1t aud presume many others
have
VIII you give your ideas upon it and let your al
manaa maker give you the alculsion of days and date
and the re8sob. u will ne scce y shle article
and beg to refer the Owl Cldb 10 the result
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-14
MONEY MARKET.

Friday, Nov. 1876 r. m.
The stock market continues very much depressed,
and prices remain without any material alteration
cept United States 6s which have within the past
days. advanced two per cent. All the fancss still
held at yesterdays quotations.
The amount received for tolls on all the New York
State canals, during the first week in November lsas
and 1886, was as annexed.
New YORK STATE CArALs.-AMouNr Tolls
First week in November 1916 SIPS 4s7 81
increase So,oV5 ~
The aggregate received for tolls from the
mencement Of navigation to the 7th of November in
ctuslve, IS 'vx,soS goo
During the period in ls45. 2,so5 os7
Increase ....... .Silf,o2s
The breaches being all repaired the increase begins
to swell again. and If the canal remains in order and
vigsble until the LIST Of December, the increase will
reach again az high as II has been.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity Of GER.
tain articles exported from Philadelphia for the month Of
October ls46. The shipments to Great Britain exceed
those to any other country There very extensive
trade carried between the West Indies and Phadsl
phia
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PRESIDENTIAL MovExESrs.-We understand

PRESIDENTIAL MovENENTs.-We understand
that the friends and admirers OF Senator Calhoun,
of South Carolina, are making preparations to
put him forth as candidate for the Presidency
in lS4S, whether he receives the nomination of
the convention or not Arrangements have al
ready been perfected for establishing Calhoun
paper, which we are informed will soon be is
sued. Mr.. Calhoun has many ardent friends in
this region, who would gladly give him their votes
and influence for the chief magistracy Of the
nation.
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Common Pleas.


Nov l3-.4rthur S. Mills and Samuel B. Mills ps. John
D. Hart.-Ths was action Of assumpst three pro.
mssoy notes made by defendant payable to the order of
plaintiffs each payable three months after date-he first
for $73 80. The defendant pleaded compromise. and
gave In evidence composition deed which appeared
be signed by the PLAINTIFF arm, with the for which
the compromise was entered into set opposite their
with the deed for the signature of the PLAINTIFF he
told that Of the six notes which he (defendanD
had passed to them one only remained in their
haods, the other five being passed away, and
they had, which they were willing to do they also at
tempted to prove that the composition deed signed
but by partner, that the other partners dissented
from shortly after, and that the which they
executed the deed the latter allegation they however
failed to prove
The Judge told the Jury that the competition deed
was good, 1t being executed in the counting house
partners were present, and consentng.
The material question in the case was whether the
notes were in the possession of the plaintiffs at the time
of signing the deed The testimony on either side did
not enable them to decide that point; there
of evidence to show when the deed executed and
also as to the time the plaintiffs parted with the posses
sion Of the notes, which might and ought to be
shown by the plaintiffs to relieve the Court from
the difficulty there evidence, however, to
show that they were in the hands OF Fox Livingstone
and that they afterwards protested taken up
plaintiffs but whether they passed before subse
quent TO the execution TO the execution OF the deed
cont knew. If from the evidence you of opinion
that the notes in the hands OF the plaintiffs the
time the composition deed was executed, the defendant
wonld be entitled to your verdict but if on the other
hand should be of opinion that the plaintiffs had pre-
vIousy passed away those notes. then would they be
titled TO your verdict the Of the notes
Ill SUIT the third note being admitted to be the which
they had in their hands when the deed signed Yer
dict for defendant For plaintiff Messrs. Burr ell and
Cook; for defendant Mr. Brewster,
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aioss wAsb wiil be maintained ever shs assaSfpis
oftbose yiolsiors OF the law, and that an example
will be made FOR the benef, OF all moropes;s
|: would be well for these SPECTATORS in famine
Tn read the descriptions Of the riots in Milan and
elsewhere.