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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-02
GnOCERFTs,

1hS1FaA2JNt9
Coffee, T'ea, Rice, Sugars, Crown, fine
crushed and Loaf sUgar, Cheese, Chocolate,
No, | markGrel, IN bblg, half do, quarter
tbls, g. eighth bblBt q superior article Of o.
X. chewing tobacco, Tobacco III small boxes,
roalile soap, champaign Wines champaign
Broudy, gin, flaret Wine, white wine, vine
gar, clafet vine IN boxee, assorted Gordiale,
Ky, Mustard London mustard, Cayenne pep.
per, walnut and tomato caigup, nulmeRs,
%cln,cs, mace, pepper, a%Ilepice, e~aFsia, agsor~
ted pickles IN lafs, prnbes, Philadelphia
pfeeeryca, eitfou, Gurfauts, almonds, sar.
dipcs, Crdtah3haltbut, lobster. u.acaroui aud
VefmireiIl, starch, indigo, salafatus, impe-
fiala f. gDlnpowder Tea, Tea in cadys,
essence II peppermint, fee, %raieins, cram.
berries in small kegs, pow der &gsh6t, coarse
eaIi, 6Ee DO, cpsotn DO, Grapes, &c. &c.
HARDWARE.
Knives Il Forks, pocket do, ' scissors
Butcher knives, shoe makers do, carving de-,
and forks, clisstka, augrra, sqaarea, draw
iog h]Digca, band axes, batfbets and baumerp,
hand eawg, tenant snwg, locks, pad Iocks,
Bolir, tmproted paaept knob IalChes, Nor
folk Iatchcr, bufla and fcrrws, s3tap hinge,
brarg and plated spute, saure pans, ]alGsoIa
a. ieHRF, ppaGeF, ~RltoFeIs, hoes, sprlngRfackf,
coffee wjllFt cards. wool caFds, rhiseIs,
screw, brass rantIcsucke, ugils, gtidtrcus,
waGlea d.. wafer do, and any quantity Of
tin ware.
GROCERIES.
White granite coffee ard tea cups, with
aGd without haDdIes, granite dishes Of oil
sizes, breakfast, dinner and soup plates,
abjte and painted tea pots, sugar bowls,
cream jugs, eide cnps, foap dishes, bowl,
p%ilchcrs, cwerg and basins glass molassea
CATS, toy tea eets for children.
BOOTS IL SHOES.
G~entlemcu's calf peggcd,a b "a Hro-
eaGs, Mems rIeset b%rogans, a eupey4g
ticIc, boys russet do, ladies' calf ey& ea
pepqcd brGgana, ladies' KID slippers, ladies'
walking shoes, children's shoes Of various
kinds.
HATS & CAPS.
Black and white broad brm hats, mems
and youths cashmere hats, glazed caps, &c.
al Of which will be sold as low as can be
bad airy where, Persons wiahiug 10 buy,
will please call ard examine for themselves.
January BIAS. 1876
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-02
NEW GOODS.

Mus. SHAW would announce to her old
friends and the ladies generally, that she has
just received an addition to her stock of
FANCY GOODS, consisting of Bareges,
Muslins, Orsaadies and Ginghams, all of the
latest styles. .
Also b~onnets, ribbons, laces and insertings,
selected from stocks Of the most recent impor-
%tation, which she will sell very low for cash.
march IA, 1916.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-02

Stray MATING, Just received and for sale
at low rates. at SANGER HESS d. 90.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-26
Ohio.

The reelection Of Hon. SANrEL (. NiSToS 10
Congress from the XIIt!i Diztrc, is conceded by
the Columbus Statesman. while il Is given NJ By
the State Journal that Richey has beaten Johnson
(yghigl in the XIIIth by Is votes The Belmont
District is also giyea Up by the Wings which IS as
We have hitherto placed it though Kennon's ma
iority must be very small Thus the Delegation
stands IL Wing Including Lahn, indePetdenti
and Loco-Focos
We do not see why the Journal Of Commerce
should put [ aim n It's list Of LocoFooos He was
thrown GU, of the Senate two years ago by the Lo-
coFocos of Stark County because he was Soft.
or friendly 70 Paper Money. Hundreds Of them for
tia, reason openly cast them for open, thorough
Wing. and elected hun. Vow Iahrn is elected on
an independent ticket in deadly hostility to the
Loco Foco ticket avowedly a Protective Tariff
man. and receivins less than POO totes which were
not also given to Bebb and the Wing candidates
for Senator in Stark and Wayne. What nonsense
to class him with his adversares against his sup
porters
We infer that the Loco Foco Senator in Stark
is elected by n,ne majority, that in WAYNE is by
one. so the Senate is tied when barely twelve
more Wing votes would have made it 20 10 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-26
A. Good as Given In.

When the Loco-Focos complain that rainy
Election has been against them be sure it is all day
with them. When the rough and ready boys,
the dirty shirts, who ara neither sugar nor salt
and can spare vet day better than dry one, are
found on the Wing side, be sure there is little left
the other, except thos' who 90 it blind for what
ever is called 'Democr &c and regular, though
it were TO establish an absolute monarchy. The
truth is that wothirds Of the cities aud villages in
Pennsylvania are Loco Foco, and stormy Election
greatly in their favor Lancaster County give
1000 Wing, while the City is 400 Loco, Dauphin
is strongly Wing but Harrisburg Loco. so Of Ind
ana and Bla;rsvie, Lebanon and the Borough
DC. &c. The trouble in the reign Of Polk and
not the rain from Heaven. Just let US have fair
day here for Election and well show the New
Tariff men that they can be beaten wet or dry, until
they come round on this side Of American Interests
and Industry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-26
Thing. In Philade,phia.
coysc.Ponience OF The Tribune,
P,.t.AprlrnlA a.. 2s 10

fHiIApEirhiA, Oct .. lsiS
strange and fatal acciisn; has occurre; IN our
city The wife OF M Jacob Drsl wss csrryia,
pitcher OF w4,cs across The when her cc, beco
IN sniaasieG she lppei and fell the pt:cher wAcb
broke p.ece CT the ehinS entered her neck severed
,Ae uzlar vein snd in spite of all efforts .se bea -
death before the eyes OF hsr husband who the v,
ness Of the accident
believe the Lono-Foc have resolved to absn
con the contes; for the Shcrity sd Mr. Lelar has r.
ceivec the commission fro, the Governor. It seems n
Be the cene5, impression il the boxes fairy r.
counted some o,hef Locoyoco candidate declared sue
cesstul would b. caHd minus the requisite EurSr a.
vo:e<.
we have delightful day here cor the ses.on-
he air i. * mid aud ba'rny June.
We have al our State Legislature retains In
now aad the Senate VII stand = Wig. IL LocoFoeo
l Native The House 20 Wings. ~ Loeo-focoS, being
majority OF on oin, ballet The oldes, poii;ciss
cannot recpueci such result Seversl counties have
ceen aos; wr>,cd from toe Lcccs Snd N; few vote.
wee wanting have gwen Us 10 or - more Member
SANS cF SrccK>-f;yS' Board Mauufac,u.
.ysrs & Mechanics Bank Sii Sieo0 State = 57i 500
lehigh o. sol SSG0 Wilmington Is &, T6i Af;r r-.,
R'cr95O Reading b5 b, zoo L : BANK 3; 10 Norris.
: - Reading b5 81, - Guard pa s. L. :. BSHS y
5000 S;ste 5. OF Second Bcdrd-iU0 County 6S Is
1913 100 Wilmington y 5000 Sts.e y. Is NV 81. Slco
do OF loO Reading ;ili; $leoo Reading Bonds SIS -.
II Northern Bsak OF kentucky "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-26
Law Courts.

surRsMy CoCRr.-pc eel s.-HeEry " Ae-i-
~ M;sor, &r-Georee y Nitsel scHss-Aetion
BY Police Magistrates Tor compensation on Sun.
DAYS Judgment Tor plaintiffs
Charles ~. FetkS Va !SeGc .iariancc-An asSessnen.
case. New uial granted, costs to abide the event
There were other decisions on appeals &c.
Before Judge Oakley Cidyis ioRmda Ns~rarS
AMI Erie Rdilrpdd C5mpday-rhc plaintiff 1t WAS said in
the opening surrendered bond tor S60U and took stock
in lieu issued By the officers OF the company the time
lot and rcs;iyr 10 which 1t VIII be rrcoscci much
was said at the Stock Board. Mr.. l.. induced to
suppose tee stock equal value 10 the bond he bad
surrendered bus he found such tar from the ease
He brings action OF truyer back his bond he
returns the stock alleging that the officers
horizcd 10 issue such stock To be continued this
noon For plaintiff Mr.. Cutting For defendant, Messrs
Foot snd Davies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-26
The letters Brcnking,

Nike WALSH, the intrepid Subtcrranean, who
has told more truth about the corruptions and vii
lanies perpctratcd under the cloak of Democracy
than any other live man, is Tammany candidate
for Assemby The wire workers thus plead guilty
to the charges he has unsparingly heaped upon
them True, they mean to burke him when it
comes to voting and probably will succeed in it, but
their own cocnorn with regard to their corrupt
practices viii not thereby be set aside Huzza for
the downfall Of the dynasty OF back stairs man
ayers in New-York The New Constitution is al
ready cmancipating thousands from the chains OF
Tammany despotism.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-26
peuusylyuDiu.


When the dell was sick the dell monk would be-
We have lost Pennsylvania because we at
tempted to dodge. the Tariff issue is now the
genera! .!a!se2t d TIE Polk organs; the People
/, @ssddyG eyote for our men because they did not
cjae*6af for the Tariff 5r'7G" Ah no, sirs You
understand t1sspafesf better You-have lost Penn
syIvania bsfSasc You eo,s$;'! dodge the Tariff is
you rally Tariff med, you misAsaidve' carried the
State again But they SAID If these men are for
Protection, as they pretend to be, why do they
stick 10 Polk and Walker, who certainly arc mott
Why adhere to n party which, almost every
where out of Pennsylvania, has repudiated the
old Democratic policy OF fostering and strengthen
ing infant and feeble branches Of Home Industry 7
Poor Tray was caught in very bad company and
Judged by it. Take ground openly against Protec-
ton, and you will be beaten not Ten but Twenty
Thousand Let US see you try il,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-26
GoURAuD,s LIBRARY OF ROMANCE.

JULIA WRIGHr-CAsro NV;
Then with a soldiers warmth, be seized her hs'n,
Irnprluti1g, : he pressed, burning NAs-
Upoa the fingers; losing all command
Over hiruseil-excIailning In BIS nhss,
AZ canuon's mouth I'd willing LAKE my s'.ia,
And c0art Us baze--for rapture Ike - iiis.
arr.ur me- and IN marry you tomorrow;
Rc;ect ms. and yoq Plunge me deep IN sorro"
What julius response TO the Corrers offer was etss
IN he een ItIs probable that Esr thoughts occupsa
win, ;he uncoutb appearance Of her dark sAin req a.
unDed face and hairy upper lip II so, we could na.s
nSoTTrnrd her that GOURACD'S Italian Medieated soap
was ali sufficient 10 pmpes ian frech!es saloN
ness. redness ropghness chstes-ln aGt 70
darkest skin whils, clear and beautiful GOCRAIUo
Poudre sabes IS almost magical for s
Gus human hair LAZY Hkke and ptgsaoss LiqA'a N"as
The Dep5I Tor he ,al;. OF Dr. GOURACps reno fnea
preparations. i. al ~ WsIkerst i't door fhoA bnoea'
way No other can be genuine un!cs' purchased s'c'e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-26
.d,er,, Lecture,-No. Nv.

4 supply of this number may now De ootained.-
Tho contents Of this number are The Barometer The
moos-popuIar interest attached TO tits distance
Chsrges-its s,nnosphere-Qualiies Of Nocnlsht-i'
Moonligh. Warm or Cold Does the Neon influence
the Weather Mountains Rayines Ks. &c, together
with two splendid Telescope Views. LEcTpaz on
HEARTBEAT uniysrsa! Agen, in hatnre-App!ieAfon'
Of it in Clothing and Artisa! Warming and Cooling
Melting and Boiling Points. &c. &c. ATLANTIC STEAK
QUESTION, &c Price % Gents.
,y- All the back Nos. may still be procured The
who!- work neatly bound in s~e large ccavo volumes
is now ready for sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-26

SANDs'S SARsAPARILLA.-unul recently us Yege'"''
Kin gdom held s due place among the subjects Of
scientific research The OF nature would seem 70
suggest vegetable productions in preference 70 nine
raj substances should be used by In rcpe!lng mo as
orders which his frame is subject This opinion sda
ginng ground, for il only supplies our food and Vita
" To the breathe, bat under the processes Of a'
chemist affords remedies for diseased The Pusy
vegetable preparation OF Sandss Ssrsapsrilla combines
itself he properties Of an anseptc mid ea'hAi' CIV
tonic and by sltested facts 10 proved 70 DC
o.t ecscious remedy Scr0fua all kinds Of sores ana
ulcers produced by natural erupoH0 and Ssfe9
Of other diseases having their origin 10 al impure stale
the blood.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, By A b. y.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists 100 Fu!ton-st corner "
Wnliam-st 273 Broadway, and n Ess, Broadway HeS
York. Sold also by Druggists generally throughout =.
United States Price q per boe. or ak bottles lof 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-26

tS ALEXANDER WELLS, one OF the most in.
dependent and liberal Members OF our last Delega-
ton in the Assembly. who voted for the State
Printing Reform and many other salutary measures
was renomnatcd in Tammany on Friday evening
II c is one OF the five whom the Evening Post has
expressly declared should not be returned, not
sufficiently obscquious to the Central Power. All
Hail the New Constitution
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-26
BrFr.Lo. Oct. =, 10 O'Clock 4 \

BUFFALO. Oct =, 10 ccsocE A NJ
Weiearn irun the Canal Collectors Office mat
during the week ending 2ith inst eight hundred
thousand pounds weight OF cheese vas shipped
Eastward ION this port We have nox Il this
ro-t halt million bushels OF v heat these TWO
TENS give an idea O; the wonderful extent OF 'he
produce business transacted II Bu-aio
state Of the Ma-ksts.-IheFe WAS ialf business
5ors on -arn-TIs, a.,h INST z; the following quo-
;atinas Wheat :; cents PEI busheI Flour >
per barrel. Cora 80 cents per bnshei Quo Butte-
cents per pound The frei-htiHs business OF toe
dav Tor albanv eas foue 1T 80 cents per bashel on
" heat. end % cents per barrel or -four
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-26
Ten Thonsand Yorcs

OF friends Of Protection to Home Industry were
thrown away on Native candidates in Philadelphia.
They were no, enough TO sacrifice the State, but
they wezs enough to let Mr. Folks two Charleys,
Insersol and Brown, slip into Congress, We fear
half so many votes lost would work like disaster
here. But why shall even Three Thousand be
thus thrown away Why should osel Think /!
think
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-26
Loeo-Eaco Nominations.

DeiaSare Co,-SheriG, Frederick Griffin, Clerk.
orson NJ. Alabeen; Assembly, Robert S. Eushs,
ton and James E. Thompson.
Schenectady Co-Sheria, Cornelius Van vran,
ken; Clerk, Marvin Strong; Assembly. Col. 4.
Toll.
Tompsias Co.-Clerk Stephen B. Gushing. As.
sembly, John r. Fitch and Samuel R. Burlew.
Otseyo Co-Clerk. Charles McLesn; Assembly,
William Tespple, Cyrus Browr and F. I. Ferao.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-26

NEw.HAMrsHIRE-Gen JAMES WILSON has
been nominated for Congress in tbs District com
posed Of Hillsborough and Cheshire Counties He
received lO5 of the l09 votes on the first ballot.
Gen Wilson came in soon after, and made Il sor
Gus stirring Speech He is to be elected OF course
They say that New Hampshire has resolved to
go hard against the Loco Focos at least as long as
she went for them-scvcnteen years. Every thing
looks that WAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-26

PENNsYLvANIA-We have returns from all the
Counties but w arren for Canal Commissioner. The
vote is for Power Wing, 9so7s; Foster, Loco
ss,9l4 Morton, Native, l5,.27 Elder, ABB 1870
Power over Foster slel The County of Warren
will not give 100 eitherway
Potter Co. gives Thompson, Loco candidate for
Congress al majority, We are afraid this elects
him.
The District Of Lycoming, Clinton and Potter
elects ono Wing and one Loco to the Assembly
This is Wing sain from our table previously pub
lshed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-26
Court Ca,cn,lsr-Thi. pny.

srrExrox Couxr-Nos 81. Is, u u. 100. e>o 81, ~
"a =. 81. rs 9S 2o9 go E "a 70 81 1884, % sOS.
~. IL.
CIRCUIT Covxr-Nos ., 10 u, l., Is - % - % !;
~ s7i ~. -, 70 -
CoNNsN PtEAs-PubI-hed on Saturday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-26

The. R,caesseT Daily Adzsrs5s>r has II article On
Negro Suffrage winch IS remarkable mainly toE
co,-.af:.s= what tie xFi-,r taiakz 81 tii-r san
susrage-he is absorbed II Tie idea Of Separate
subrnissicn, which be claims to De the father o..
and we certainly think the child and the adnlirins
daddy are eninentiy WORTH CT each other. SaE.
the latter IN reference 70 the open, earnest Unqaai
fed advocates Of Eq1ai Saa-a=c.
Fog many 7veek= nc net tae perseTerin- AID rsie1i
loss oprosi:icu Of these me- with TIE Simple assertion
Of nc grsz' Republican principle TIA: Y a. matters o.
government y, yc'o-itg 8ast aF9 II -tgst e1Ef 70
Eoye-R.'
And row. SIR, will you tell rs Aole that rqiority
u 10 IL oscera,aed rlep osy part are GIio-ed 70
rate on tic gssstioa Here are say SIX Hundred
Thousand Adulr Males n oar State. and the cues
ton is. shall It's government be directed BY the
votes Of tie rioic OF them Or. shall Ten Thcu-
sand OF them be denied the exercise Of the Right
Of Suffrage VOW let the whole vote on the qaes-
ton and we MAJ determine what Is the VII Of the
majority but II part be refused the right % rote
On this question. how can the question be decided
according 70 the great Republican principle
lie; rs hear
r. We hope the Wings Of the Vth Congress
sional District viii turn ont in goodly numbers this
evening at their meeting at the junction Of Bedford
and Houston streets There vii be good speaking
BIZ eminent and popular Wings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-26
Business Notices.

NEW DRESS Goods At Low PncEs--Lalies, rich and
beautiful OF the present fashions to be found
a! BARKER Il ToWLE'S II Caherine-st. Their exien-
stock comprises every yu.ry OF Goods in The Trade
and for selections in Shawls, Silks aud Dress Materials
their store Offers every advantage low and reasonable
pyt.p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-26

ri Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER, at the solici-
,aton Of many OF citizens, has consented 70 ad
dress the People Of Nsw.York on topics of National
concern, on the evening OF Wednesdoy @ext day
after tomorrew.) The pla:e, &c will be desig-
mated in our next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-26
Ncw.York for Congress.

We have lost one Congressman tCampbelN in
Pennsylvania whom Erie County could have elect
ed by half trying; also Johnson in Ohio by Is
votes, when ten times that many fair.weathcr
Wings in tho District remained at home This
makes the Members OF the House elected so far
nearly even. New.York ought to elect TWENTY
firm friends of Protection to Home Industry next
week. and will if she really t,Tss. The spirit and
the will arc right; i, needs only Organization and
Syatem to ensure the result Ho Wings ut Dutch
ess and Putnam, of Columbia and Greene, OF Gin
ton Warren and Franklin of Onondags of Cayuga
and Cortland osweso and Madison, &c. are YOU
ready for the contest Have You thought OF
stormy day, and provided for bringing the Wing
voters to the polls any how Do You know who is
to take care in each School District that the last
voter comes to the Polls' If not ready now, we
ensreat you to make yourselves SO with the least
possible delay! Mighty is the stake-hriet is the
time for preparation. Let the work begin to-day 4,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-26
DISPATCHES EoE TIE TRIsuNE
BY ELECTRIC TELEG RAP II.

TIE PHIIADE1fziA TEIESRAFH IS not N opera
-ion- N accident occurred somewhere on TIE me
On Se:uriav sveniRs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-26

A NEW STYLE os HAT.-Fine Hats Of the style now
prevailing tn Paris, for sale by the subscriber
OIL lOteod BIRD, cor Pine and Nassau sis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-26

C3- ArwooD's CELEBRATED EMPIRE Cook STOVES
These Stoves are warranted as usual Persons wanlhs
Cook Stoves Invited examine them before pufehas
Ing elsewhere Wholesale aud retail by Hlckok Co ~
V.,.,st sill 5meod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-26

CAMPnENE, Willams's, (Which Is really three times
refncd) also Chemical Oil, Spirit Gas Burning Fuid,
High Proof Alcohol White Rosin. Burgundy Pitch oil
cboi.e quality for sale by w WILLIAMS.
l32 Maid eIl.lane, n. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-26

~ New STYLE OF HATS FOR WIsrER-WARsoeE,
2ol Broadway will offer for sails style OF Gentle
mems Hats for tho Winter season on Friday October 18Th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-26
Nth CnNnsrssInNA nIsrR1cr
MILD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Webb vs.. Webb

The Courier end Enquirer copies the paragraphs
which have recently appeared in our columns in
reference to It's Editors appointment as Brsa-
der General Of the Volunteers from this State
about to be employed in tie War upon Mexico,
and thus comments
:" For our City readers, who know that The Tribune
haStuAy pens the most deliberate islschoods IN rela
:ior us reply the above paragraph Necessary
Every reader doubtless declared their false
rcSd them and readers IN the country Viii
in time know Tho Tribune SIS well as do or City
readers.
To be brief il is an:rus that we are an applicant 10
the Government for the post OF Brigade: General OF the
Brigade OF New York Volunteers ami il is equslly
s< that We hsvo visited Washington and been refused
thst appointment We h&ve not been in Washington
sGcc January las: Il j. however. thai the
criesce soldiers Of the Regiments OF Volunteers raised
N this CITY have done the honor express desire
that should nc entrusted with the command OF the
Volunteers tron this State and deeply I'M
pressed with the convection that the with Mexico
only TO be Terminated by hard SshInc and believing
Inc doy oil every good citizen 10 hold his services az the
command on bis country, rcy c4eeraIs eeoSei 70;
cay our eSSNsss 70 ccf: s< COMMAND i cfered BIZ
ANXIOUS pESiSS % rcesre = This reply has been
muncseG personally TO the President hy Colonel OF
one OF the Volunteer Resincnts-hirssif an expert.
enced oce- who bat recenty returned from the Army
and here ;he matter rests
That viii do Colonel The matter NAV rest
uyon your own accoun, OF it The pubic vii Judge
with what Justice You indulge in the oOarss expires.
sions above quoted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-26

~ GERRIT G. VAN wAGENEN of Brook
lyn has boon nominated for Congress by the Wings
OF the Second Congressional District consisting of
Kings and Richmond Counties Mr., VAN WAGE
skS is Counselor of eninenee. for several years
an Alderman of BNoklya, respected and esteemed
by all who know him. We ,rus; he will be elected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-26

PARI, srYLE or Manufactured and for sale by
KNOX, lZ3 Fulton -. Sun Buildings
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" Wing County Meeting.--The Democratic
Wings OF the City and County OF NewYork requested
TO NEE, at NATIONAL HALL, Tuesday Evening
Oct a. All O'clock TO hear The report Of the County
ecnyen,!on. By order Of
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y The Wings of purSAa Co have nominated
CHARLES w, HlSE of Southeast as their candidate
fer the Assembly.
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WING NOMINATIONS.

CONSTITUTION SUFFRAGE
Equal Suffrage 20 Colorcd Persons. ...YEs.
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GEO. r. SE5BlTT, Chairman.
ZoPHAR MILLS. vics- Chairman.
WV. II. vAs Corr, ssc,s,s,ie,
GAsRITT B. CRANE. o9