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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-08

GEoRGIA.-Tbe new Legislature Of Georgia con
vened at Milledgevie on Monday, the LIST inst. In
the Senate, Andrew J. Miller (Whig) was chosen
Speaker by rs votes to 20 for DUNCAN, Loco and
Scattering; VIM. II. Crawford lWhig-son Of the
VIM. II. Crawford who was Secretary Of the Treas
urv and formidable candidate for President in
1924 was chosen Clerk by "a to 20 Tor ). hi1' ana
3 Scattering. Ia the House Charles j. jenkins
(Wbigl was chosen Speaker by % votes 70 % ior
Mr.. jackson and Scattering II. A. owen, Wing
Clerk. The retiring Gov Crawiords Message is
long and able and entirely devoted to State affairs
IL represents the Financial condition Of Georgia as
healthy and prosperous.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-08
Farming in the Housatonic Nalley-PrOposed
Dinner TO Alfred Bishop, &c.

HoUsAroSIc VALLEY Nov. 4, ls47.
We were electrified yesterday by the news Of
the Election from your State. Your same paper
nouncng the death OF Senator Huntington filed the
hearts OF all good citizens with unieigned His
loss In the National Councils At this time will be
verely felt.
We are 10 the midst Of the verliable Indian Sumner
the farewell Of the season the mild bamy eirremindne
US more Of Spring with Al Ia buds and flowers than
tbs spprosch Of Winter Our farmers are mprov
Ing by securing their abundant crops Of corn pump
kins, potatoes nuts. &c.
The stockholders OF the Housa,onic Railroad and the
inhabitants Of the village generally about rendering
dinner Alfred Bishop IN conside ration OF the i'm
importance the Interests Of the valley of ala
erOns in the projection and successful complete OF
the Housstonic Railroad IL = fitting time when
the rosd is doing good business and there s pros.
pect of paying the stockholders fair for
their outlay Mr. Bishop Is good Wing. and notwith-
standing the csmors OF his enemies is accomplishing
much for the state aud himself Yours.
CONNECTICUT
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WIscoSsIS.-We learn from the Madison e.
press Of Oct e6 that bill in relation to the form
alton Of State Government had passed the Coun-
Gil and was then before the House. provides that
an election for Delegates be held on the 30h Of No
vember; that the number OF the Convention be s.
that il meet on the third Wednesday Of December
that a Census OF the Territory be Immediately
taken aud tina, the Governor be authorized to order
the election of new Convention in case the Con
slitution shall be rejected by the people
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-08

-, snoth.r .s..x They appear this sfiern0on y 3
clock sad this eysnins a. bali past 10 nand PEI.
fsrmarce hen tsf niflishie ansee coined an 1irtt
kN.ferr srr@srs r hs lstee '0uff.hip $40 re tsrt
Panorama Of London exhibited bsside the irfocaeuc
nf other Performances.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-08
Gen. TayIor Coming Home.

fHlLADELFHIA- nov d.
The Union says that the Adjutsni General re-
ceived letter from Gen. Tsyl or asking leave Of
absence for six months IS his services At present
were not wanted Gen. Taylor expresses desire
to arrive At New Orleans on the first Of December
meantime be will come 20 Matamoros and wait
an answer The Union says the leave Of absence
was granted
Doughty. who killed Cox in Camden has been
found guilty Of mansiaugh Senator DIX a.
rived in Washington today.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-08

CoURr or CoNsoN PLKAs-Beiors Judsss Ulshoet.sr
lpgEahsn and DAILY ID ecisions-J0AH Larrcuce
vs. George rrs-Relsiive % property = Wes; Thr-
Geenih-st Judg msnt for plaintiff Vith costs
LesEsl Arnoid ads Fraacis n B0rsS-Ihe defendant
could DO, call witness and then AK the Jury ~ dsoe
iievs what the witness said. Verdict confirmed, win
costs.
There we're also two or three decisions sPPeAi
from Chambers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-08

NgwJERsEY-Five Counties, Mercer, Middle
sex, Passaio, Gloucester and Cumberlandl elected
their Clerks this yesr-all Wings Six Counties
Mercer, Morris. Somerset, Burlington, Cumberland
and Monmouth chose their Sunogates-all Wings
but the last. Eight Counties lPassaic Hudson
somerset, Gloucester, Camden, Bergen, Huatcrdo'
and Monmouth elected their sherif-hye Wing
the last three Loco
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-08

TEssEssEE.-The Legislature OF this State IS
voting in Joint Ballot for u. S. Senator to take
the place of Hon Spencer Jsrnagin, and appears
10 like the business. On the 9th ballot the vote
stood Robertson Tapp Of Memphis &c, Netherand
i6 Reese l5 Trousdale 9, and tDeafyseren Scatter
ing Adjourned 10 take fresh start.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-08

THE Hons o; CHRsTOPHKR Nose,x-A,,o,s
where our estimaoe Secretary Of State elect resi-.
ded tor so many years, give s53 majority ont Of sso
votes polled. Alb Eve Ionr
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Prof Aeassrz's LEcTURE.-We are reluctantly
,o,.,,.a 70 ioreso the publication Of our report Of
Prof seventh Lecture IN this mornings I1'S@"e In
.o,..o,.nee of press Of other matter
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Court CaIendnr Tn. Day.


CmcuIr CovNr-No.. 9 3, T. l67 5, o. :, g 9 l69. TO-
IL, IL, Is, 10
conMoS PLEAs-PubHshed on Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-08

COMPLIMENTARY THAN orHERwIsE-The Ron,
SeAiino speaking OF the triumph Of tho whiss in The
stat says Whether they endure prosperity a. wei
sdversiiy, va shall sco."-They 90 stand stvers,y
well, dont they neighoofl Utica Gazette.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-08

Destructive FIRE.-A very destructive fire
place yesterday At about four o'clock IN The al
ternOon on the square bounded BY Franklin, Jackson.
IRENE snd Common sts In the Second Municipality
The rspidy with which the flames progressed such
that Il impossible the buildings With To-
exceptsu Of Mr. Cots establishment the rest a TIE
buildings which burned were occ pied b poor
families many Of whom Loaf their al TIE loss Il
posed 10 have been from $4,000 10 $1,000
y D-ils 2>ih.
RAILROAD AocIDEST-We hear that the Yves
tern Railroad train last night when about three miles
west OF Syracuse thrown OF the track. oy the en-
sne runuiog against COW. part OF me rsi was torn
10 .nd me engine with tr cars sIrsch-d plunged into
ditch burying the gae half Is cepta 10 TIE earth
Insre was 0rtuosiely ore nj4red though tae seei
dent detained the passens four hours Alb AuAs sat
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Business Notices.

Nes,ots Df.FNrss-The follow ns extract lfoms
letter lAiely nei FROM distinguishes physician ~
,i. s,fe The uane withheld by request oi tie writer
a CHEsriE ND -Dsar -. Doe e. my patents,
,n.-oga 10 ne Obtained your OasarIc Belt Win DE-
Nssuetic F1d. for ssefous Affection ~ deAintss ne
cesa fhif 81 lady, whose nrifpu' s,,ieii
previous TO he application Of the Belt bui Win very ie
success and fee. BE- only rsni 20 is" yea we, 50,
ID. entirely recovered hearnx and her feicial nrt
better fhsn for sesersi years Her ineuos 90 ''-1
beyond measure 81 this happy result
Unlcs, the cause OF deafness De- organic, which seldom
the case there every chance Of perfect recovery ~ ne
use OF Dr. CHSisrEs arcie. and this equally iiae fe
sardins al diseases OF siu tho'e which e
caused by ans ieranseneat of he system sc -
paralysis &c dooreaK, bronchitis, ueur, chronic fe-
rafsn dyspepsia &c. Ia ali these diseases the most f
feet cures are made when AL hope has soue, ald playa.
and physicians have equally failed.
Sole agency In NcwYofk, iS2 Broadway. No ciuss.i
OF drus store has CHRsus's genuine articles
~R,cartiEuv DuNo>o-PoiSrsD Com PE>s-rhese
admirable Pens have not failed % give complete sasite
TON in every instance They possess the requisites OF
elasticity and durability in the highest degree and have n
v.rablv proved themselves 20 be the best ana cheapest 10
IN. world sold exclusively BY b. r. WArsos Go. -
Wtli,rn,t one door below Wailst and j. \ SAVAGE, p
Fnitoust Gold Pens a. g. a. p and 81 So Gold Peas
repaired
c,,ex. Bsornrs Cos CorD PrSs.-Thsss pers need
, -of OF their superiority except the Increased demand
for them IN he market And the first teachers u r'n'
.hp have pronounced them superior 20 any no" % ass
They are fls sale in any quantity At their ohee, No 50
John-st cor. Nassau.
rTy-J W. GsEAroN 4 CO. ~ Cedsr-st are selling tbs
genuine Albert g. Baelsy Pen for only u - silver
Pencil Csc Included. Also, Levi Browns, Spencer a
Reude Josah Hayden Co. and other Pens Of celebrated
stamp. a. II used prices. Cold Pens reprinted
" The NEST extensive variety Of the improved Mesl
Die Rubber Fabrics have seen are A. the Goodyear
Rubber Warehouse, 100 Broadway Their ovefshoes OBJ
can bras %, d"
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~ Oef thanks are due to Mr. o. NJ Foster
OF me Ne~hsveo route tor Boston papers la sdvsaoe
OF the Poet Once delivery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-08

EF The Uaioa OF Friday night says that no dis
ps'ehes from Gen Scott were received BY the la;s
srrlyss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-08

ry- Gov SrRArroS of Ne'o-Jersey has appoint
ed Nov 25 A. the day for Thanksgiving in tia, state
Some fifteen OF sixteen s,ses have appointed the sans
day and no State has ye, appointed any other.
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CINCINNATI November :


Dates from Santa Fl 10 the 7th September have
been received at st. Louis. It was rumored that
the American traders had been driven from Chihua-
hus. and their property destroyed By the Mexicans.
Everything IVES quiet at Santa F. as far as the
Mexicans were concerned. but the American sol
diers were very disorderly, and the calaboose was
full
Col. Easton's battalion, Haysendens and BLISS
artillery, and six companies Of mounted volunteers
had arrived at Santa Re.
Col. Walkers battalion had gone TO Navagoes
Loves company were stAlbuqueque on the It'll.
They lost their route on the way to Curvoite- and
went Up the Rio Grande. toward Chihuahua
Mr. McShane met on the way nineteen compa-
MES and twelve on the road out from the states.
He likewise reports the grass to have been de-
stroyed by ire on the bend between Arkansas and
Council Grove in consequence Of which the cattle
and other animals Of burden suffered 30 much that
thew were compelled 20 leave the wagon trains.
Com. Stockton with bis party, arrived at st 10
seph and left on the 10Th July their return 70 the
United States. All was quiet at that steton.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CorRr.-haA TaaLs ".
Sas Mlfaal rs. Co efN Y-TO recover Insurance "a
some aour the Wes,-Yerdict for plainah s. 30 a.
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SEsAroR AroHlsos.-The 81 Joseph Mo- Ga
.ette announces by authority, that Senator Atchi-
son viii not be a candidate for reelection to the
place which he now holds The Legislature TO be
elected next August chooses his successor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-08

VERNoST.-The Legislature is dispatchins its
business with great rspdty In the Senate, the
bill relative to the rights Of married women, pro
viding that the rents and profits OF the real estate
OF the wife shall be held by her free from the con
troll OF her husband aud shall be exempt from at.
tachment for bis debts, and empowering her to de-
wise her real estate, or any descendabe interest
therein, was passed by vote of lsto :.
la the House the License question has been set
tied by the dismissal 81 to IS. Of bill intended to
repeal the laws of last year allowing the people to
decide by popular vote whether the traffic IN
liquor shall be permitted in the State. That law
therefore remains on the statute book.
A selec, Committee has reported in favor Of the
removal of the State Prison from Windsor to Isle Ia
Mott in Lake Champain- in order that the prisoners
may be employed in stone-qusry. The Prison
has cost the State more than 81 900 year over its
receipts since 500. Ii is thought that in the new
location the labor OF the prisoners will be much
more profitable.
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SUPERIOR CoUKr--D seision.--SePAlA Bhifaey
vs. The Mayor 81 u Nor Y0rk-Restive 10 some wat
property foot Of Pike-st-The full Court In this case
gave Judgment for plsEiif.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio, Nov. 6.

LLElELANDl UhIOl NOV. .,
Judge Reed OF the Supreme Court, has been
arrested to day for an attempted violation OF
chambermaid at the Weddell House. The circum-
stance has produced a strong excitement here
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-08

HARTFORD. Conn. Nov. 6 1871.
Our markets have not been Affected by the
steamers news Business is brisk, in anticipation
Of the closing OF the river.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-08

As UsuAL-There are about zoo Wings in the
City of Albany who like 1000 in this City, and
10000 in the State, did not think it worth their
while to 10 near the polls last Tuesday. Nert
morning bright and early at least tico Of the sereH
hundred icere out ruth their subscription papers
getting Whig signatures 10 their applications for
office under the nco STATE officers.
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~ D~.,ecratic Whis General Com"isfs.es ;y =
P ecv~ TVpS7SG November g. a. 7 O'clock a. vac
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Broadway hoIs1p uiILIPs PHGSIx. Chairman.
ABRAHAM r LAWRENCE, Vice On a. '
Jostra R T.yLoh' Secretaries nsA
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BUFFALO nov. o. irits
The news by the Caledonia received here last
nigat by Telegraph, and published in the papers
to day, completely unsettled the markets Flour
has receded Il to % cents per barrel, closing At
525a53ll The receipts Of produce are very light
for the season.
The weather, now setting IN cold, admouishes US
of the approaching close of canal navigation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-08

" The NEST extensive variety OF the improved Meai'
Die Rubber Fabrics have seen are A. the Goodyear
Rubber Warehouse, 100 Broadway Their oveFshoes hs
.,, hr,,cr ul Inn
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The Hard M a n.
"A man severe he was. .

d 2 & 81. b
o Archibald Merton was the only son
ofan industrious and thriving merchant,
who, originally poor, had at first from
necessity, and afterwards from habit,
become a penurious man. Prosperous
in all his undertakings, he believed that
poverty was invariably the result Of
idleuess, and, consequently, felt no sym
pathy in the wants Of others, and was
never known TO extend hishand in char
ity to any. ,.. a. ...ll .asr
Archibald had imbibed and acted up
on the erroneous conclusions OF his
father. a ssj u jJp .slisps i ~
lnheriting handsome fortune at his
death, sufficient for the independence
Of Eve men of his Limited wants and
views. he still continued plodding on
and increasing his store. : o. lgst.
Two, years after he had succeeded 10
the busine ess, he married--not for love,
for Of that sentiment he possessed as
little as he did OF, charity-no-it was
merely bargain-and, like most OF his
bargains, settled upon i"'Change." eIc
"A rich merchant, who had five, daugh7
ters, offered him the choice, and cer-
tain sum; and when he had made his
election, the transfer was made and ac-,
cepted, with all the GOODNESS and for.
mality of a commercial transaction.
"A daughter was the issue-the only
issue: for the wife died three months
afterwards, and was buried with "all
the honors" usually paid to the wealthy.
Archibald grieyed exceedingly that
his better half did not live TO bring up
the child--as he was compelled to put
it out to nurse! .sgb eaiJb.,.. .9lago.
\, Notwithstanding his indifference,
however, little Maria grew up; and,
when she had attained the age Of five,
he began to take notice Of his only child,
and expressed himself rather pleased
with her winning ways and artless
prattle. isa IA, asaW s3mn1. la
His business, however, engaged the
largest portion Of his time at the office,
and occupied much Of his time at home,
he consequently had little intercourse
with the representative Of his house. 3
SaOflate years, too, there rose COM
petition in, merchantile, affairs, which
gradually assumed an air Of speculation,
that was very distasteful to the old,
fashioned merchant; but still he perse-
yered, although he found he had not
only, much to contend with, but almost
anew game TO play, in which he moi
unfrequenily found himself at fault. !,
Still, ,the reputation Of his "firm" was
highin the market, and he commanded
where others were obliged 10 solicit.
af.n aDi*9gs s*1sma*.p a.*o5d9* d
Time progressed, and Maria was
eighteen--al pretty. lively, intelligent
girl,with more common sense than ac
complishments; her great virtue, lniths
estimation Of Archibald Merton, being
herstrict obedience TO- his will. 3a5
: He contemplated, however, putting
lite the severest test TO which a paren
can submit his child. Is le,s
: Having no SON to continue the bust
ness,he had ''speculated" upon taking
ajunior partner, in the shape oi q son
in.law; and having compared anoses'
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farmer, Il hope you have been well
cared for?"
A shrek from his wife startled him.
and frightened the child, who burst into
tears, and rushed to her mothers side.
"Fathcr! my poor father" exclalm-
ed Maria, and. fell swo oning in the arms
of Frederick. g-. st..- ,-
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J "A Es r. NORRIS
10 my Wife.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR

IN VITsH
9e ~ my "Ao' ''h'4 Z
Pillow thy head upon this heart, 3i''f'l'l
a NV own. nv cherished wife; @s2s'
y. And let us for one hour forget iil!s 4.
+ Then let me kiss tby tears away. Jtaap..
.i And bid remembrance fec IIiij.s4H.. /.
Rack to the davs of balcvon youth iigdf
When ali was hone and glee. 1.t n
/, SCR, s,tt,,l5 ,ai4s :. y
Fair was the early promise, love, t
OF our joy-feighted barque:
Sunlit and lustrous, too, the skies,
Over . stormy sea dear wife. ''''ts5
t9i1 W. drove with shattered sail, .'j3i
2 But love sat smiling at the helm, F'.fe
.13 And mock'd the thrcat'ning gale. iii
gtiI9 ~ 10 esl@@s 81 iGat aietfs 90
Come let me part those clustering curls,
z And gaze upon thy brow ~
\ How many, many memories auphlgli
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OF every description neatly and expeditiously
executed at the office Of the Spirit Of Democracy;
and at reasonable prices.
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docket, lie obtained his certificate; |;
but he was literally beggar. He had
no friends--not "a soul on earth who
cared forhm, for he had in his pros
perity cared for none; and he quilted
London, and no one knew whittier his
steps were bent. t'.a tlGa9.! saa
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Doctor Amotrs italian vegetable Panacea.
PreserUdtive of HEALTH


CERTAIN CURE for dysentery, diarrlna, bilious and
~ liver com Paints, dyspepsia &c. &c-Docor Amati's
sans aSn vegetable panacea as prepared by Messs
cure ana prevention of the above prevalent diseases Its
success mas been emineny shown in many of maa-
a ana bilious attacks evers, cholera morbus dysentery
dyspepsia, disorders of the liver chronic
plants, &c. ~ ~
The ing edents composing the above preparation have
peeh made known to- and fully examined by distinguish
ca physician, who has given II his unqualified Appreciation
& suffering under any mercual disease may fully
pend upon being relieved by the of the MANY
families who have used it, testify its mild and safe opera
.lon. IL Is therefore confidently recommended all
may De afflicted with any of the complaints above named
Inc proPueors do think necessary publish here
any one OF the numerous certificates which they possess
recomlnendatory OF the panacea, the pamphlet which
Panies each bole will be found sufficient TO render
ample information.
lhe panacea can be had wholesale and retail of the pro-
preors on nth street, Pennsylvania avenue; also at
the drug stores Of Messrs.- 49, -
j. u Farquhar " Co.. of 18th street and New York
avenue. ~ " Ao'N
McCiery az Clements cor. of 14th st. and Penn avenue
r. = PATTERSON, corner of 9th st. and Penn. avenue
NJ Delaney cor. of Al st. and Penn. avenue.
~ a. Clarke cor 18th ST. and Maryland avenue, (sand)
and OF others in the city, and also of principal druggists
in Georgetown and Alexandria.
s. CARUsI q CO.
Sept. I0-3tawIm