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Assent bly,

Assembly,
ALBANY, March IL, Isl1
bill reported providing for the construction o {
piers and bukheads In the First ward Of the city Of
Brooklyn.
The Hurl Gate Pilot Bill was read third time and
passed by vote Oft to 10.
debate snsued Of series Of bills reported by
the Judiciary committee to provide for the election In
Erie county persons To county Judge and
Surrogate when there shall be q vacancy. The quss.
on whether these bills were be considered a.
local bills and TO- they could not bs embodied In one
bill. Laid over.
The General Appropriation bill further debated
An appropriation Of 900 to the Marine Hospital YES
agreed TO-
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AID TO IRELAND.

TREAsUREg's REPORT eon.inn.a for March 18Th
:iss : T: ss s
sT is Lsi. 81
Bsiance Of contribution from Dutch Church. corner os
Greene and custom streets. by see. Rev Dumond
From ST.
siI il sn Sss sa Church Harlem o,,
w From poSa bi Ss,S s. g. roh
H. the sollse,Gn in tn. Reformed Dutch Church. Tom
d Hise,Ssl Is So 8,
''ssf pE sSsn nSs oS ss
lecture :, Bioofsn sol A'V henry oe'
hyc i' 81 citizens Of Brooklyn Conn., SIS Is
cas . Crosby Synagogue under the pastoral
Fs:.!ss <: S!, c.,s-.s 80, o.,,,.,. ;.
S;s: s;sf1 '' s.' Dr.
s q sa
From the ladies' of Milton Ulster county NYork by John
sSS; ws: h. t.:
eU g sSS Of on0ndasa
raom Un,on Church. HumShrsy'vie' Conn, Rev John
From Robert Gray. Raleigh C. by Charlie. Carville,
BY Donaldson jr, from Furnsn Davi's~ Cash SO,
re,. pssior, by Loci wood SIS.
Juvenile Society," burham Greene NY BY Flat dams,
From Frederick A Der jamin. $50
}sa' fes%i sddaS% pastor of Bethel
sm and S s.s
BY hishara Bursw T.,.urero of It's Mercantile Library
s ss y'nss ds * .Ys:s' wi'Iss
lor: Is 4 McEepry, zach SO; Mrs 4 q Ferruson.
}};;S te;fxssa' issE :oS$ ssa 1.'se'';
M;s bPs s9; t Ms,sS :.sh !!
E IL y sss: Fabian
nnslKxsseh.o se'rTd IIsadwslI, W B.ysrd.
a-,.ss ;sis T'is;: y. s;ss;'S ssIis''
.n, TSs@sf F,.,. p:%:;s
I:S$ssi;, ia' wsa Dsss ssss
s: s:aSs:' :ssi: s.Isy s;!A'? "
ssa%$. s::s sS'; :s :'' 90
BY kodsrsk Cultis-From eizeas Of wallinstord Con.
e;.sq: g %iashs.s.r. twin..d
k B. sssh FL 70 rom n IL not. s.
From Msln-from he employer Of Eiie Rail Dad, at
BY Thomas Clark-From the ladies ofK,ns.,on Ulster co
$40; iycock 500 'guettes IS; VIM Smith o.
~; Peter Poiricr s.; Guenet So; l. Binsse IS;
WoSd s,S 81 Ms,hsx Carney 81 Bcua6on 81 Wm
HaveIra~ ri Relief sociey $aao; Office ofthe New York
By George Barcay-From & J 800.
s% s:%
Hanna, Columbia COZ SGM.
From an "Irhmans Son." So.
election from the Allen street Methodist Episcopal
Charch. Rev L Vincent. pastor, 1857 so.
he psnofore mentioned in last disposed of for
SiS5 i the make Of Worcester. uacturer
NJ Taxi s Tmra Avenns near th street. New York
elusive, $si.is6 SO. M. VAN SCHAfCK, Treasurer
Afternoon papers who publish notices with charge
will please copy. ms
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TO THE
LATEST MOMENT,


PHILADELPHIA, March lilo p. M.
The telegraph 10 Washington remains silent
Flour is frmer, the stock in market being vel
hight Sales have been made to-day at IS 66.
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AFFAIRS IN Al BANY.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
n e l. Il q H PHO.
r e l. Il q H A p HI 1 C f.

Senate.
ALsANv, March l7th, ls<7.
very long debate took place the motion to order
to third reading the general bill to incorporate plank
road companies.
The above led to adscusaion the question of emf
nent domain, which became entapglsd with plank
reads that they could not be readily separated and
question was taken.
bill was reported, making appropriations for Normal
Schools.
Monday next
The bill relative to taking testimony by parties 10 sus
at law referred to- and the bill reported com.
plete.
Adjourned
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q. r. CLARKE

q. r. CLARKE,
NJ EkCHANT TAILOR if6 William street. opposite the
~ New stoes-l hatter myself that have made
garment to measure that the purchase has
ga me TO his friends, and they ths
increases in geometrical ratio
shall Dc ny eldeavor give still greater satisfaction.
y ne genus" sack" kept ready made.
fnsat french Dress Goats made TO measure, SO.
Ir o S,ise ,n th 10, few ov0costs, Ens sil
AZ goods eovshstnd sold Tor cash mlsegsr
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BUFFALO, March II, lS4T.
The market for breadstuffs OF all kinds is very
dull, and the prices nearly nominal. We con-
tinue to quote - rs SIS as the rates for -four ;
81 for wheat, and 80 cents for corn
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ALBANY. March. IL.

ALBANY, March, IL, l6@7.
The Shakers OF New Lebanon have forwarded
to the Relief Committee 500 worth of clothing,
consisting of sattine, stockings socks coats, vests
pants, children's cloihing, &C.
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BY y HI E N A IL b.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

Senate
ALBANY, March 10. ie47.
during tho early morning hour the Senate did not do
any business Of immense importance.
The Senate ordered five hundred extra copies Of re-
port made by Mr. Van schosnhoven In favor Of the bill
punish seduction and adultery to be printed The
Mr. HAKRIs asked that the motion made by Mr.. Town.
send yesterday TO- reconsider the vote referring the Em
grants bill to select committee might DO considsrsd
The question put, and there ayes H. u;
the President voted in the negative SO the bill remains
On motion Of Mr. SPENCER Friday of each week was
set spart for the consideration Of private claims
HARD called for Il. Of the r.po Of
the Committee Of the Whole on the bill to provide for
tn; s.s q # he L:f
after some general conversation was extended to the l
The salaries also of the several commissioners. .,sr
year. the casting vote Of the President deciding
By way Of retaliation. Mr.. JOHNSON moved to strike
out the nth section which approprstss 5000 annually
The motion was enHladed-ayes TO- noes is.
An anatomical operation was then Attempted to
formed upon tn: 9Th section of the b-but resulted
The Senate then ordered the bill to third reading.
house The act Of appontmsnt seems to have been con-
Armed and the men who have stood up for the nenine.
.np o. Dusr and SpsnSsr vim such ''qusncs and
its very proSsbs that the bill will pa. til. Hou..
.m:nan emit except perhaps. the section which
disposed to think that the House will dsmur 10 this
section.
number Of weeks have elapsed since Joint commit.
tee of conerencs appointed the bill dividing the
state into judicial dstrics told that the COMMITTEES
the Of the Hsuse refuse rscede lot from the
House bill the Senate committee also to reoede
The joint committees, therefore, separated few even
ngs since with the understanding that another meeting
was totally unnecessary and useless On reaec .on the
committees have agreed to meet more in order, II
possible, to arrive at mutual conclusion think
the Senate committee will make the first concessions
Assembly.
Marrh IA 1917
The time Of the House Is occupied in great MEASURE
with strictly local business
The amendments Of the Senate the bill to increase
the capital stock Of the Buffalo and Aics Railroad
pany were concurred in by the House.
The resolution offered few days since by Mr. Hadley
to put the report OF the appointed to In.
vestgate frauds on the canals, under the exclusive
charge Of the Committee Canals, adopted BY the
House.
The House then went into Committee of the Whole on
the General Appropriation Bill
The question pending the motion of Mr. Bloss, 10
add to the section appropriatpg $500 the College Of
fhynctans and Surgeons Of the city Of New York the
words- the same IL due for the year s4e." The mo-
ton lost
Other amendments were offered, and debate, some
what personal, occurred.
The appropriation Of $500 finally made to the Col
lege. without any qualifications restricts
And then the House adjourned
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0S TX FER TON for large Nut, under cover. The
pO subscbers have reduced the price Of their bes
Peach Orchard Ned Ash Coal folows0rae e6 Egg and
Stove SO 2 and Nut IS IS There pea or Chesnut in
the Nut M, shipped with the Stove Lehgh Goals
at the same price all delivered free Of carriage.
THOMAS P. DOLAN, 2o3 Mulberry o..
and %, west 18th st. between avenues 9th and 10th.
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NEW PAPER HANGINGS

II rARES CO., No. $40 Pearl street, have received
their usual large supply Of all the of
ye and quality Of French and American Taper HangnRs
Pspe which they offer to Dealers merchants and Others,
extremely low prices
The most compstsn, Paper Hangers may be had at very
short notice. mo 1msrc
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SEGARS.
HAVANA AND ST. JAGO LEAF TOBACCO
A A.. SAMANOs, o. Broadway, up stairs, (opposite
"A. Trinity Church, oGe for sale, in lots purehss
isS bales Havana Leaf Tobacco. wrappers and dll.r
80 Cumberland Harbor, "
q 1T Jaso Leaf Tobacco
cases old Seed Leaf good colon,
Also Segars Of all brands and classes, including
pc ted expressly for smokers together with Others
suitable for the trade Just received few the brand
NgdcI. ported solely by The 'ub:eIibsI
Of segss Also for SALE all kinds Of Smoking Tobscco OF
eli ding the celebrated Scsrfalau
Aso Snun Of all knds, including the celebrated "CopxN
HAoEn" and "NAcHIrocHKs" A. A. SAMANO,
i2l lmere 81 broadway. Up StsIrs
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A CURE FOR COLDS
MRS. CARKOLL's Medcated Vspor and Sulphur
certain cure for C:d. Coughs: Rheumstm Scr. Throat
state Of the weather. The sulphur Vspor Bath Is psrtcu
laly recommended by our first Physicians for eli
after the of these baths mis- I.n 81
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TIMoLAT'S SULPHUR BATHS,

TIMOLAT'S SULPHUR BATHS,
No. 547 Pearl street, near broadway
THESE BATHS have been esab ished for the last TWEEN
ysix aud the only Sulphur Baths Ia tho city
They highly recommended by the most eminent phys
clans for the OF rheumatism, salt rheum chronic
plants, eruptions of the skin &c
Pm. 49, '' fs2s Im,re
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&1OO REWARD-THE NEW YORK. Albany,
VIM and Buffalo telegraph Company will pay a re.
ward Of oo to any person who shall 1--WE s1ch info aon
shall lead to the conviction OF any individual der the
foowing law, for wiifay InuIng The telegraph L'ue
Property. L. 8. FAXTON, PresIdent
An hct TO facilitate the construction Of Morse Electro
~ Magnetic Telegraph. Passed May Is. is45
The people Of the State OF New York In
and Assembly, do enact as follows -
See 1.-The propetos OF the patent right OF Morses Elec
o Magnetic Telegraph be- and hereby authorized
70 construct lines OF said Telegraph from point point
across OF the waters within the m Of this By
erection of posts piers butments for
OF the same Provided that the shall not, any
stance oe so constructed a. to eadanger
ne OF such waters; and provided Also
tne private rights olativdusis shall be
oy the provs ors OF this shall this
construction OF any bridge other similar erection
acy OF me streams OF water this State Any person or
.on, who hall .no "n.y wfuIiy modest
s,I,1s fners,S .hs on conviction thereof be deemed
have and take cognixsnce thereof ~
Gee The Legislature may at any time alter modify or
rep al this act and the shall take i'm
Keepers OF Junk Shops and all are
requested to notice at the Telegraph Ote in Pssth
Buildings, conner OF Hanover Exchange Place or
sale e. LIVINGSTON. Secretarv.
NV Yonx, March,. isU. No. 10 Wall street
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WIGS AND TOUPEES

WIGS AND TOUPEES.
RATCHELOR'S invented WIGS and TOUPEEs
are the most perfect specimens Of the of wig making
yet offered to the pgblichey admirably adapted to
inc style OF each individual light in their
sru' ton and natural IN Appearance. defy detection
large and well selected stock always hand only
COpy the addresa a.
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AID TO IRELAND
THE RI Rev, Bishop Hughes having kindly offered his
services 20 devea onIreand for the benet the
suffering rish the has been engaged 6atur.
day evening 2oh int Lecture TO begin O'clock Tickets
bers Of the committee; or at ~
At STEWART Co.'S Broadway, corner of Re ade g.
HUGH KELLY'S, No 1888 Bowery
TERENCE DONNELLYS, No. 8. William street.
:, COMMITTEE.
PHILIP HoNE, TERENCE DoNNrILy
n. Z. DERHAM, Pei BERT,
BELMONT Gro M'BRIpr IT,
GEORGE BARCLAY, JOHN JAY
MORTIMER LIvINosroN, FELIX INGoLpsBy
VICTOR DE LAUNAY, DR. j, KEARNEy Roporua
STEwART BROWN, WILLIAM REDMOND,
noBr b. MINrURN, Repr. ]. DILLON,
STEWART, II. w. CLERKE,
JAMES REyBURr, THos 4. DAVIS
THEODORE sEpGwicK, JACOB HARVEY.
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CARD.
THE Subscriber tate copartner Of j. H. Haekett, ESQ
having become sole lessee and director OF Howard
Atheneu will receive propo sails from sses Of acknow.
lodged talent for engagements for the ensuing Theatrca
season THOS FORD
Howard AthenRum.
Boston, March 10, 1877 mis- lwisrc
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SECOND W1RD EOTET.

WHO does not know shi. fine LUNCH HOUSE, at No.
w Nassau street Go in there when you will partcu
iay az ecloes in tn. orenoea table dnpI.is for
t a. x. Smith tS "% how sui. Their
who ever stopped at the Aston House. Lovsjoy in this
eiy, or Colemans National Hotel, In Washington MART
s s we say again the Second Ward Hosls Of
excellent glass of ale liquor Of any KIND mhs imr
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PRACTICAL BOOK. KEEPING

MIRO; C. MARSH, Accountant. author Of the Science
IVA or Double Entry Book keo nng Simplifedn and the
Ar Of single Entry Bookkeeping Improved" continues
Course Of distraction public are respectfully inform
cd aud assured that the plan pursued by Mr. Marsh
ing ms mp rtaat branch truly of practice in
keeping bo9t rather than course lectures the theory
Inc pupil becomes familiar, from actual with ali the
books constituting set and of good capacity will
by ths course become competent bookkeeper about
month, and will receive certificate to that effect
Prospectus with terms be Obtained Rooms from
IA NJ. to9P M. mis- liner
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ERVALENrA
THE Undenigned have constantly hand fresh supply
Of Ervalen.a, a valuable remedy In obstinate cases
constipation Put in pound packages For sale whole,
sale and RETAIL by DELLUC & CO.
Apothecaries and Chemists Sole SUCCESSORS to
PLACE SOUILLARD,
nNlmsrc No. . Park How. and Sal Broadway
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RELIEF FOR sCOTLAND AND IRELAND.
PER MACEnnNIAN

SOClETlES Churches, Committees Persons DESTROYS
sending supple: to the starving people Of ICELAND
Py thus ship are respectfully tilted that
North River in front Of the warehouses Of Davis Brooks
Co., NOS ~ and 20 West fst their office No
Broad street here receipts will be given aud direct
b Wh efaldog hs application of said donatous-a list
Tss ship is bpt Of i've oak-s i77s burden and er
dion She was launched NoIfoIk 10 1887 now IA
Of donations Of and
safely to the ports Of d.sason. she will I've ady in
DAYS 60 on board such ibutons
to 20 Sy hsr land IN the meantime the
tously offered She will be Differed BY some Of our best
as loaded. 49, ~ ~ " '"'"
Newspapers in and contiguous the city friendly to the
their columns. GEORGE e. DrKAY ~
NIL Master of shin "Mac edonianD
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~AuNvr y my HKUWN, Apcti9neer.
4 b!NET FURNITURE, Solar Lamps, Housekeeping
- articles, &c-J w. Brown will sell at au ton This
Day Thusday March 18th. at 10Y O'clock ia Broad
way large stock Of Cabet Furniture comprising sofas
CHAIRS dressing and plain bureaus ceatre and card tables
French beds'ends, book cases &C. &c.
Also, feather BEDS hair mattresses.
Also ch solar lamps sraudoes ivory and other table
cutlery p pier mache tea trays, plated cake
baskets rich cut glassware with Of other hou,e
iurhiahing articles mis- ltsc
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DIR. POWELL, OUULIST AND AURIST,
rTENDs to Diseases Of the Eye and Ear and to all i'm
perfecuons Of Ision from 10 O'Clock, at his resi-
dence and oce, 7Si Broadway Of Warren street
Ophalma btoppage Of the Tear Passage Caaraets, and
Opaclties effectualIy removed.
AMAUkOsIS treated with great attention and success
STRABlSMUS, or Squintirg, cured u lew minu,cG
Deafness, and all discharges from the Ear permanently
cured.
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted.
Spectaclss adaptad to defect ms lmsrs
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L. BOYLE, Auct,oneer.

EURNlTURE-Oa Friday, 10th mat at 10 o'clock at No
66 Third ST. elegant of hou sehod
vz:-sofas, full French mahogany cha r. u do marble TOP
csne tables dressing bureaus marble washsand card
tables divans ottomans pier glasses mahogany rocking
chars window eurain,, hat stands bookease. piar and
claw tables astral and hall lamp French mahogany bed
stead hair beds beddsng Brussels
ingram carpets, oil cloth china, glass ware,
Also wood panofore half octaves with
all the modern improvements.
Also the kitchen furniture with which the sale will
msuce. mia itsr
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AID TO IRELAND.

TTBE COMMITTEE ON PROVISIONS iaform the
public that the following vessels loading, aud will
take on board this day and DopatsI be
signed, IN common with their to the Cen.
ua Commitee OF the Society Of Friends Dublin" for gen.
era distribution among tho Vanishing Of Ireland with
out vespet to regard creeds opinions
The bark New Hayen foot Roosevelt street. East River
The brig Duncan, at Centre Pier, Coenes Slip T.. h.
HE brig Boston at foot Of Rector street, North River
Donors Will paue take receipt from The for the
and that may be entered the Bill OF Ladng deliver
Wall street. s'' ~
The committee have that the British govern.
meut Will pay the freight all articles BY nd
viduas. ~ $50
. NJ. VAN SCHAICK, Chairman.
Morning papers willing copy iee will please n.ert
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-UcSfOs HOyaCaU.
JACOB 3 PLATT. Auct'r.

Darucu JAc0sSss PLATT Aus,'ia oon.
zee sueon No % Pau consisting Of $50 10y
su,hs. aud hair brusss also American table and
hyna eases one do fasey s:sps one d, Ceosne ono 90
seordoa, hsrmonieoss Trors ink Sands pearl bnons
ink needle cases. suches variety OF ponfJlios clocks
pamsIy ard bottles gum stie and silk braided tasrss
cotton BAGS ltdiea elegant rstcues and bags fncy steel
Also by order Of receiver casss assorted fancy goods
ap sea belt, walters Ia plates paror bellows: measure
AaiIs so, ai',ss ., Of ca,ssd cutlery. &c.
Also, at o'clock, 100 lots gold jswelry
ms, ur months for sums over $780, for notes approved
Cataoxaes are ready at the auction room mis tsrc
carr pJJAC0g y rLATf. Aue,,oas,r
SWORDS Sc.@jAcoB ). PLaTT viii sell r hi. DAY
ma Ve a by eataosue the stock Of dealer having
pIs: NJ sSs iS o Ep ns
s s M ss a. s'S M.Siy
ss: rs,ee..oa Gaps Locks, Vices, &C.; also Fixtures
RockEh44 c s4.E- EEhATr .1ss s;s il o'clock
nov tne large room over the auction store Plat street
ed Tsa: Coffee. sets. Bowls Jugs Toilet set.
fnS.' ss s'c sAiS% o.
Shsdes-with various other goods crdt over 100
aG ME- i,.re VIM W. shl s,I..Y;;.
!! l. :, PROPERTY At AUCTION, on Saturday March 90
EAT. Home .S
erected hfes lots each asSy sSNbens 60 BY 90
he clear having each side OF 10 inches
high lighted Sass%ss, well Tilted up
eaFeble Of 90 horsea through
or machine shop having large rooms which are also N
S 0sqnH. for public meetings. being well adapted for that
mis- 2t.rc - '' ''"'''0"'''
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SPKINO FANHION.
The quality OF article he Offers for public approval and
be judged from tho fact that man ever pur.
chased hat at his establishment but who became pefma
Renee his peeulia facilities aud asfe g the public prsss
hsve cculstsd the fact that he hes had superior his
siness Tor Yesfs past. rrif Ssi ne
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CARRIAGES.
AHE subscriber offers for sale excellent assortment OF
good Carriages, all new styles warranted
prices. JAMES RKEWSTER
me I'm src D and ~ Canal str..t
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LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
WANTED
II AIDES OR GENTLEMEN having superduous eifects
IL TO dispose Of such Wearing Apparel Furniture &c
obtain fair cash price for same by sending for The
SUBSCRIBER through The Post Office, otherwise will
attend at their residences. J. LEVENSTYN,
aides can be attended to by Mrs. j. LEVENSTYN.
lm&rc
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- DIAMOND POINTED GUILD PENS
you want gcod Gold Pen, that may be used with
inc freedom OF n gull, GO TO j. Y. Savage, 90 Fulu
street. and of his for 81 only pencil included HIS
lowest possblr Price mis- itsr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-09-11
NOTHING, Ft.2Nl~!llNC


tn- en.a#aaHeeafe a.oes aai.rieHe serraa al ii
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u. M'GiNI


No. lis, Idthft NftiaFt.
N|uLELtHo. SA-
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lcnoot. Books-Eycryk sel IL se.ae' Hasa. l-,
: " used IN this county OH tlut aie5 FIT #l=r.
retail hy 5#s
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y TuEHEHIEAl4 eaI.EI a. ala44AarsA-
Il 1 uItcd Stats.
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.GINlA-IN cn,NarHy-At Et's-
Oitce ottIe tlrrHtt rf Hf7t
ancery tuI tae county uI N4a7, ti N
ISL,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-09-15
WHAT THE PEOPLE MEAN

The Memphis Eagle, speaking of the large
Wing majority in that city, holds the follow ing Ian
guage:
"The vote Of our city is proud and glorious a
'chievement. Not as mere partisan triumph do
we proudly to it, but a stern rebuke of an
honest, dissatisfied, chagrned, and indignant peo-
'ple, who have frowned on an Administration and
its rulers whom they helped to elevate, for their
pickedty inuotuing the notion in prolonged,
'ye-and treaSyre-aoasting Var, achoIly 1ancalieti
for and disastrous 10 the best interests Of The nation
in euery vieo that can be taken Of it, as well as
for their nsoent despotic, and infamous course in
'denouncing all as traitors who dared to doubt the
wisdom and justice OF the war. We do rejoice
that Memphis has so nobly rebuked the President
"a son THOUGH he be Of her own State soil.O
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-09-15
"CONJURATION OF GHOSTSn

The Cincinnati Chronicle quotes the following
from the Washington Union
sit is fearful responsibility which Senator Cor
win and the National lnelligencer, with their ac-
completes, have assumed. We could almost i'm
ag'ne that the ghosts of the gallant dead of their
own countrymen, kindred, and party, as well as
hosts of slaughtered Mexicans who rush on to death
stimulated by their arguments and promises, should
haunt their nightly Visions"
The Chronicle thinks it a rather hard case if
newspapers are to be haunted by the ghosts of the
slain. What long list of the killed by pewspa-
Pers, the slain by terrible accidents, and the muir
dered English will rise before u.s." '.But," adds
the Chronicle, ''the Union is lhoughtless. 1t does
not surely reflect upon the awful vision its imapna-
tive powers drew at midnight hour around the bed
of President Polk What a crowd of the dead on
the Rio Grande-at Cerro Gordo-on Buena Vista
heights, would surround his bed and with awful
voices ask, WHO ADMITTED SANTA ANNA?'n-
Nat. hst