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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-02-05
WAsrrNGrov, Feb. /. 1917

SEYATE.-Mr Sewer gave notice that the
Army bill would probably be passed to-day he
should at O'clock tomorrow ask the Senate to
proceed to the consideration of the bill reported
by the committee on Foreign Relations, appropri-
atiug $53,O00O00 to enable the President TO make
peace with Mexico.
The House resolution of thanks to Gen. Tay-
lor &c, read first time and on motion of
Mr.. Jarnagin, ordered to be printed.
The Army bill was then taken up for its third
reading, and
Mr. Houston moved its re-commitment, with
instructions to substitute his plan for volunteers
with officers elected by the men and commission
e& by the President, and proceeded thereupon to
make speech in support OF his plan.
Mr.. Huntington replied to Mr.. IL, contending
that the plan proposed was unconstitutional and
moved an amendment to the instructions by strik-
ing them out, and inserting Instructions to strike
out the proviso giving the soldiers the option of
taking 500 Scrip in place OF land warrants
After few words from Messrs. Houston, Ben
ton, Simmons and Crttenden, the amendment
was lost--ayes s, noes %.
The motion of Mr.. Houston was then put and
lost without Il division.
The bill was then put on its passage, and the
yeas and nays ordered. Ayes 80, noes 3-Messrs.
CllIey, Corwin and Davis, being the three in the
negative
The bill was then passed by its title.
a report was received from the Secretary of
the Treasury. in reply TO resolution, showing
what articles the tariff may be increased so
as 10 augment the revenue. He proposes ain adj
ditonal duty on some parts of iron, ten per cent {;
on some parts of cotton five per cent; sugar ten
per cent, together with tax on tea and coffee !:
making an increase of revenue to the amount of
over four millions He also proposes reduction
of duties on some articles, which he thinks will
give ftty-fve thousand dollars additional
The Senate went into an executive session,
and subsequently adjourned
HOUSE OF REPREsENTArvEs.-The previous
question was seconded; and the question stated
on the resolution of Mr.. Thompson, of Mississippi,
offered on Saturday, calling for parts of correspon
dence with General Taylor by the War Depart
ment.
Mr. Ashmun had offered an amendment, calling
for copies of letters, instructions, etc. having
ference to the return of Santa Anna into Mexico,
and the agency OF our Government in the matter.
This was rejected-yeas rs nays 80, and the
resolution was passed-yeas 1ol nays 50.
The special order of the day-the bill making
an appropriation of three millions, with view.
to peace with Mexico-was postponed until Mon
day next, after Mr. p. King of New York, had
signiied his intention of proposing the Wilmot
proviso.
Mr., A. Stewart.introduced bill providing
Tor the unconditional transfer the stock held by
the United States in the Chesapeake and Ohio
lanai and was referred TO the committee OF the
whole on the state of the Union.
The amendments of the Senate TO the ten
regiment bll' were received, and referred to the
committee on Military Affairs.
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FOR RENT.
ZOE SALE.

T HAVE one or two extra horses for sale, which
4 will sell low, as my object is TO reduce the
number of my horses. | have one which may
be called family horse, rides well and works
well, which would sell or, would sell merely
u plain work-horse or two.
/ shall have so or 60 bushels of Potatoes for
sale in the sprng-suitable for the table or seed.
Feb. s. lS47-3t. r. S. BLACKBURN.
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REMARKABLE PHEN0MENoN.---Th waters of
Lake Ontario, on the 8t inst, at Grafton iarbor,
Canada, suddenly receded from the shore in one
immense wave. upwards of three hundred and
fifty feet, leaving the beach dry for That distance.
The water then seemed TO gather itself intoa vast
cone, and immediately returned in one unbgoken
wave, tour feet higher than it usually lis, burying
the wharf completely, accompanied byI dreadful
noise, This occurred eight or nine times, gradu-
ally decreasing in violence until the Iakezesum-
ed its usual appearance The same pEen4menon
was observed jn;ls45. Some writer's suggested
that It was an safthquake, the mai; force of
which was spent IN some far OF region But as
thereswere no accounts of such catastrophe
bearing a corresponding date, that idel was given
up Others tl,oagat it vas plainly Attributable TO
an emission Of a vast volume OF STEAM or gas,
swelling and dividing the waters, FROM its zortex.
The late occurrence viii set specnttioR afoat
again
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miscellaneous Notifies.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING

Meeting oftte Democratic PARTY of this county will
be held At te Court House Monday me I5 feoslla
~ next being C0urt.day.
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LATER FRCN Rio .JANErRo--Advices from
Rio 10 the Goth Of December have BEEN received
at New York The California expeditions under
Col. Stevenson, had sailed forits destatioa after
seamaa that bat. been Imprisoned, were liberated
The brig Banbfidge was the only Ufte6 States
vesseI.at Rio, the trigats Columbia having sailed
on the Sd of Detcflber Cor the River.
II i said ;istip tie famous ''ciRr4e" p Cap
tain Clay. Of th@ cigllty men under ldF cosamanG
seveFly-six wete soreigners This iwa4.s slated
by AES. Atchison N the Senate. 80
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SEyATr-Mr Jarnagin, on leave, introduced
Joint resolution. presenting the thanks OF Congress
10 Gen Taylor, and officers and men under .iIs
command for their gallant condnct at the siege 81
Monterey.
The army bill was taken up, on Mr.. Uannegan's
amendment, which was to give 100 acres ol land
10 all who serve twelve months i'll the army IN
Mexico.
The bill was then ordered to a third reading az
ter the amendment shall have been engrossed.
The Senate went into Executive Session, and
afterwards adjourned 10 Monday.
HoUsE.-Thc rules were suspended, by vote
of 81 to 20.
Mi Cookies resolution OF thanks to General
Taylor, his officers and men, was received.
6Ir Marian, OF Ohio, offered an amendment to
come in at the end Of the first resolution subsIan-
TALLY in the following words: Willie engaged
in a wag forced upon us by Mexico by the most
fragrant acts, and finally by an invasion oil one OF
the Southern States OF the Union"
Mr. Thompson, of Mississippi, moved to amend
the amendment, by adding that "nolhing herein
contained shall be construed into appreciation OF
the terms OF the captuIatiOn OF Monterey"
Mr.. Farran accepted the amendment OF Mr..
Thompson.
The entire amendment was then adopted by a
vote of l 10 to 70.
A motion to lay the subject on the table was
negati3ed by large majority.
1903; noes 62.
Mr. Cooke hcreupon moved to amend the tile,
so as 10 read RESOLUTIONS of censure, instead OF
thanks" Lost by II TO J.
Mr. Thompson, of Miss. moved a suspension Of
the rules in order 10 effect the Offering OF "a
luton calling upon the President Tor all cores
pondence with Gen. Taylor, not hitherto publish
ed also for all correspondence with the quarter
masGer-gencra, relative to transportation, sc,
for Genera! 'raylors army as well as the reports
. from, Generals iIamer and Quitnan, relative TO
the operations % their respective brigades.
The rules accordingly susPended-yeas
ia: nays 20.
Mr.. Ashrnun moved to amend the resolution of
Mr. Thompson, 50 as TO include call Tor inior-
NATION aptBTtaining to the return or santa Anna
To Mexico, so far as the President of the United
States was connected herewith. Mr.. A. made a
speech explanatory of The object of his amendment,
and charging the administration with the design
of sacrificing Gen. Taylor.
Mr.. Douglass replied, and contended, that the
acts of the President show the reverse OF such
an imputaton.
Mr. Thompson followed, and concluded his re-
marks by moving the previous question
The House adjourned until Monday, without
taking any action upon the subject.
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FOE RENT.

FEIHE House and Lot belonging 10 Mrs. Mar
Il tha Lee, on the road leading from 1STf "a
CharIestown 70 kabletown, about four miles .s1iis-
from the former place, will be for rent for the en-
suing year. Possession given on the first day of
April next apply 10 ~. S. WHITE.
ChnrIestnwn, Ian % Is4T-3.
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EINURTHER PROOFS OF THE EFFICACY
Z OF liANCE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
HOARHOUND IN RELIEVING
a MI LL-.NLEA s

Mr.. GEORGE Il. WARRINGTON, resid;ngin York
street, Federal Hill, Baltimore, was attacked with
violent cough and sore throat, after trying many
remedies, was induced b. friend to use hanca's
Compound Syrup Of HoarhouEd, and before using
one bottle Was entirely cured.
ANOTHER, gel MORE ASTONISHING!
MRs. HEERIETrA RIERRIcK, residing in AIonH-
ment street, between Canal and Eden Streets was
ast4sssyed With. a very severe Cough and Pain in
the BressS, which was so intense that il extended
to the shoulders. She was afflicted also with
pain in the side.
After trying many remedies she was persuaded
by friend 10 use HANCE'S COMPOUND
SYRUP OF HOARHOUND, and after using
three doses, she experienced great relief, and be-
fore she had finished the bottle, was entirely cured
PRICE 80 Cents per bottle, or 6 BOTTLES for
$3.50,
For Sale by SETH S. HANCE, lO8 Baltimore
st, and corner of Charles and Pratt streets BaIti
more. For sale by
J.P. BROWN, Char5estoron,
JOSEPH ENTLER, Shepherdsto1on,
A If. CRIDLER, HurperS- Ferry; rad
DORSEY & BOWIEY Winchester
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Important Information to AN
MERCHANTS.

EDHILADELPTA is well known to stand unri-
Z vailed in the trade of UMBRELLAS, PARAsoLs,
PARAsoLETTEs, &c. The most extensive Manu-
fnCfurers nrrl
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
gAMEs u. HAEG.

No. 1913 Baltimore Street, Baltimore,
SIGN OF TIRE GOLD IA SSEL,
EXPORTER and Manufacturer of FringeS,
q Tasses, GiE,ps, Odd Fellows and Masonic
Regatta, Flags, Banners, &c. Dealer in Buttons,
Tailors' Trimmings, Cords, &c. Fancy Goods in
every variety, wholesale and retail.
u All orders promptly attended to.
Baltimore, Feb 5. lS4T-lY*
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0cllcro! glltfIliaellec...
From the Baltimore sun
Mr.. WISE AND BRAALL.


York Courier ana enquirer. letter IRONS itIo &c
Janerio $'ider date Ct Inc i"h November cenSur-
ing our &inister at mat Court ana also 4 co!n-
munlca'icn OF the sane Tenor, from Some'{eEeF'
end gentleman to tla journal OF CommerGe-
! am not ACQUAINTED with the details OF :se It'e
affair beteeen Mr. y lse ana the bTazili2h gov
eminent, int have an acquaintance ct twenty
years standing witt brazh ana GFa%IlaH&f nave
bat recently returned from NO de JanGftp ana
know ihai MT wise mas tie respect and esteem
OF all ho cogntrynen there executing PERHAPS
some whose Icl ana Aeaf'ouS lr3ic II la" DsoM
his duty % d'scoun'enance-one o. WhoHl} M
ProoaoliHy' was me writer OF TIE letter 20 ,"e
courier ana Enquirer, and the PTompter Of ts. Inc
heyeGeH' correspondent Oh 'he journal 0f Gem
merce.
There is probably 10 Court on earth where 10
reign representative nave as many vex&tiona 10
contend with as at That @! Brazil. The higher
lunclionaries of the Government may have no dis
position:to practise wrongs, but they recpii lI"n
all responsibility. al.ddccIlne to act withdcciston
and prol;lp titude in correcting the ma-cGndGci Of
,',n,, NJ
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TRACT OF LAND.

Lying and beinsin the County Of Jefferson State
OF Virginia, which dScended 10 The heirs of VIII
liam 1icEnGree. decd. and the whole Tract con-
taing S:S Acres and g r0oCss, more or less.
The i've OF the six shares herein advertised to be
sold, (tEeFe being eight in all) being FIVE of the
six shares conveyed by the said John IA. Nc
Endree and Ann Eugenia his wife. and Sarah
McEndree, by Deed, dated the oath of August,
1871, to the said George Castleman on record in
tne same Office, and are the same shares assigned
TO said John II. McEndree and Sarah McEndree.
Ca TO said John and l TO said SaraI,) in the report
and plat of division between the heirs. on record
in the same Office of the County Court of Jelfer-
son.
The said four shares, which have the improve
ments thereon, containing, as will be seen, II
acres, rood and % poles, and the said share of
Sarah McEndree, 10 acres. the other share of the
s shares conveyed by the Trust Deed, and known
on said plat as the share OF Nimrod McEndree, has
been sold BY the said George CasiIeman. with the
consent OF the said McEndree to H. t. Opie, Esq
WM. LUCAS, Trustee
Feb. 5. ls47.
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rev Goods.

w Z have just received a fnll and general as
w sorment OF Domestic Goods, 10 which We
invite the attention Of the farmers aud mixers ia
want OF such Goods. The following comprises a
pait,viz:
Heavy twilled os1aburgs. for negro pants,
Bes; IA brown Muslins, 4
.T-S
rs plain Osnaburg,
Pententary Plaid Cottons,
American Nankeens,
Bleached, unbeaohed and mixed knitting cotton.
All Of which we will sell as cheap as any in the
place. MILLER s. TATE.
Feb. 3. 1877.
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NEW GOODS.

WYE are receiving an unusual large Stock o
w Goods, suitable to the season.
Feb. 5. lS47, GIBSON & HARRIS.
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HI oMESTTCS.- rs and 81 heavy Brown
~ Muslins: B., Al heavy plain and twilled
Osnabnrgs; Penitentiary and no Penitentiary
Plaids, Burlaps, knitting Cotton, and general
supply OF Goods for the approaching season. For
sale very low by pieceor otherwise, by
Feb 4. 1877. !. J. MILLER
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CUTLERY.

WE have now on hand large variety of
Wv Cutlery, consisting of Pen Knives, Scissors
and Razors OF all qualities and prices.
Feb. 5. CHAS. G. STENVART o. son.
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Gold Pens.

Gold Pens.
TUST received another supply of the superior
81 diamond pointed gold Pens, with pencils in
silver cases, which we will sell at the reduced
price of SO each. Every person WAV Srites
much should have one.
Feb 5. CHAS G. STEWART & son.
e'Ye<za cErose@ries.
3 U.SI reeeisedsA & netui suppy Of Fresh and
q cheap Groceries. j. J. MILLER.
Feb. 8, 1917.
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FGTEEL BEADS-Fo. knitting Purses apd
- Reticnles, for sale by
Feb. 5. CHAS. G. STEWART & SON.
48NE1s, or ALL .KINns. FOR SALE
= Lone At 'i3F'S Stf'Ffit u
a liz iiGlIT SIOyEs-f o. s.,lt. liz
IN Nov. 6. KEYES & KEARSLEY. :
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Correspondence of The Union.l

BALTIMORE, Nov. SIS, P. NJ.
The papers speak with confidence in predict.
ing that no failures will be caused in our COM
mercal cities by the monetary disasters in Eng
land. Orders Tor produce have been entirely sus-
pended, and foreign houses have written 10 their
agents, saying that they want no consignmenls,
unless shippers want no remittances.
A Geographic despatch from Cincinnati fur
nishcs US the following important intelligence:
We learn from The ST. Louis papers, received
here this afternoon, that Mr.. McShane arrived
in that city on The Isl inst. from Santa Fee, bring
ing a confirmation Of the previous news received,
together with further important Intelligence from
that remote region.
Mr.. McShane left Santa Fe on The Tth Septem-
Der, in company with Nessrs McMurphy and
Knight, Santa Fe traders. They report that
there had been do communication be-. Seen Chi
huahua and Santa Fe for some time, owing 10
the hostility evinccd by the inhabitants against
our people. There we're several rumors in cir
culalion, 10 The effect that the Americans had
been badly used there, and were finally driven
out of the place. Too much credit, however, is
no, TO be attached to these rumors as they do not
appear 10 come in an authenticated form.
Al Santa Fe The Meyicans are remarkably
quiet, bending with submission TO our mild and
wholesome laws
The following troops had arrived at Santa Fe-
Col. Eas,on's battalion, and HossendeDbill's ar
,ilery, together with The companies OF mounted
VOLUNTEERS. They were all in excellent health
and spirits. Walkers battalion had taken up The
line of march for the Navagoes country Capt.
Loves company, al the last advices, were quar-
tered a, Albuquerque. While on the march for
Curvorte, Capt. Love lost fourteen Of his men,
They subsequently, reached enc of The military
stations, and were sent 10 the Rio Grandc To.
wards Chihuahua, Mr.. McShane says thai he
met on the way nineteen companies of our troops,
ana twelve traders from the United States. They
informed him HAT The grass on The praTies around
the bend OF The Arkansas river, extending as lar
as Council Grove, had been destroyed b. fire. and
that their caltle and trains had suffered severely
10 consequence, compelling Them 10 leave num-
Der OF wagons and much stock.
Commodore Stockton. with his party, had ar
rived a, 81. Joseph's aud lef, there on The 18th OF
July. Everything was then quiet.
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POETRY.
Eof lie Enquirer.
EEaEyEEG Me.

EEaiEM Ser Me.
To Miss NJ. FIR, OF Midway, VIRGINIA.
Rcmemaer me- lady, when twilight is shading
The distant blue mountains with dark, misty vei
When homeward, sweet birds, as sunligh fading,
Speed away on light wing from hilltop ana daie
Remember me, lady, when bright stars are BEAM
ing ~
Softly aud gently all DER The blue sky.
When flowers. sweet flowers, ~ moonlight are
r.. slnmbers sweet chain has closed thy dark
eye. nv
Remember me, lady, when silence is reisn'ng,
Unbruken by aueh, save the night-oras sau clyi
When, in low accents thy young heafti Dreaming
lis wishes in prayer to its Maker ON h'sn'
w.
Remember me, lady, in he faIry.liKe dreams
Which hallow thy pillow at MONS rosy hour
When fresh from old ocean The eastern sky CLEANS
With the sun in his beauty, his pride and his
power.
".
Remember me, lady, when pleasure is stealing
Times golden sands from life's crystal streams;
When soft on the air sweet music is pealins,
Giving back TO the heart LIES merriest dieams'
vi
Remember me, lady, when bright tearsare no~ins'
And dim the deep lustre OF ny own sunny eyeL,
When loved one Of earth, LIES current last eoo-
ing, ,su,
Breaches soft in Thy cal, forever good bye,
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say, as a!lusion has thus ben nod. 10 "a e..
as II is what one Of The parties IN "a RI, =
a right IL expeCt al my hanos. Ia, IT,
guliy Of falseio0d. IN attfiiuiiag h ,ne ,-,o,,s
1lercr said, according 10 m rrcollaa;i. ~
10 remorc ere't 60nbt ircm IN MA. II -.
parties, Re i. known, as j, is now. IN III.
and form proclaimed By me 10 al. u5pr, ' !,
concern, and TO others, wi Uncut rssi,;c,,cn -.
was is noraat oil the authors d csca ami IN,
piece in The severa: papers mentioned rr.:l :.
il appeared IN punt, and that aoih!as ~, IN
lished with my knowledge, consent or au,65, =.
Il only remains Tor ne nov, ea,,'em., :. :
claim a redemption Of my pledge. Ii H..
by your "rorks," woult prove M efo,,4p s, !.
correctness OF my assertion, that yony ADM.
Of anonymors writer's, who .rea, ., ,,.,'., :
voving other individuals. is a p.o,,f. s.r.,.
trouble.
My interference with his unsarrr,.. ~. 49,,
~ ceases, hope. hereafter forever. !, -
much more sad in lis cons, quencs> - vs. ]
any other, as ii has aliera,cd M w,,,,. 80
and kiud:ed. and made Mcr4 who Sfan,4 !. y. !.
friends for her sake al Least, M ms. aof,.,..,..
enemies '''''''
With The sanction Of fan sp?provirs r,,ist,
relative 10 all my coGducl coarsc.sa ,,,.b !.
matter, have no apology II make T. mn
these people; but il gentleman (,a Virginia h
IS myasta qua t!ca.ionl .iis.yio mrtas,Ib. ;
done wrong, IL am particular, ta:safis III. ei.a
KINDRED, Will, en- that dear %GH,.i> act n
beg their forgiveness on ny .gccs, aic- usys
hrs! signed, sealed and dr,i,cieG lheir a n, -
in lul for All expected layeis 1 viii 81 =, r,
appeasc them Than gentlemen woull rJqgi,..r
il they ass. or expect ais tains teyGal a.
care hot. care nothing. on ~, osn Aeon,
tor what anonymous scphoc.s, Mo ag- e,i
afraid az ashamed 10 unn,a>s. ael. peal gs,.s
may say Of III mailer; very, tor r.sell j
would never counisnaGse .hcm ~ taa
ing al their duors, ls>t by fs~>en q "a,
dQrtrsSs, ! might wake ~ i ui-yct = 81. :.
regarded these writers, ,ary Cal ~; r'ai:,a,.
importance uFoa body Z Jgjicia Ire. Z,
whom I'm assn.idied-leirg nyseli i Ueg,
o. the county court ami . maais gare o.! y Coma
| ie, bound 10 relieve thess gentleman .ioil 'a..
libellous reflections
atsuIc all 10 whom hive tacn ot'i.c
refer knowingly. hat irlrnl III ei~rf,r
any thing have said OF Elcasi; bui /. TIA, i.t
satisfactory, will give ans e.hv., - Ell
mans call a. Cnancvc6, Aocanda ,uaEf] :.
where will be found residing nail laaa.. &
lice.
In conclusion, ten 'cr my hum5!e sao'-sy
you, gentlemen, and he wo'i beside. / ,ai,-t
humaiion Of Tic fu.Fi. corrte o. i-c i.
cas- in hccomsc,s," which has h,eH t4....i &.
enough 10 be forgotten d;>c.aiming Z j
sci, by way OF credit, any wiiu2ae., q &
deHake such 4 aah.omc AMI GSas ece +
for my first writing for the public eve
Very respectfully, your oh'dl scr.'.
JNO. &. WISE.
City To.el. Richmon:, Va, 5 o'c.yoI. 7 Il
Nov. s:h, ls47.
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SOUTHERN PLANTEG--ln ~ s..,a
ot Mr.. Bous from The Uni!rd S,s'es ~ -,
bic Agricultural Journal will Il undt' III oas.
o. John NJ Dani.l, Esq who has c"ng". ~. %
i, az one OF lis editors !of II moG'l> Il {; t,a
nj. name has not appeared a. such. y" ,,tis
suied tha, under he management - a'r
MEL he planter will he every WY wor'. SRA
fids nee and support Of is .ricaie. We~ hi
large share Of patronage Erammer.
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A vexatIous error occurred in cur article We.

A vexatious error occurred in our article yes
terday on the Wilmil Provso. Il read thus:
"We have in vain challenged ii 1.-The Wing. |
10 show US single prominent Northern Dsmo-
cratic statesman or journal that stands by The con-
Ter OF party policy, i, now seeks 10 place the whole
Northern Democracy in The same category, de-
spite the positive declarations OF many OF lis lead.
ing men and public assemblies"
OF course the word Democratic in italics, should
read Wig. The context makes IT perfectly ma.
nifest, iha, i, was 30 intended.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-12

GENERAL SCoTr.-fhc Wigs :. ;.
fin county, Pennsylvania a.cy i.se.giae H.
port for the Presidency r. msu bw . NA.
and whole Wing Recommended GeLtrai
10 The Wing National Convent Il - liz /.
suitable candidate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-12

NEW YORK ELhCTION-A letter y !
lulday afternoon says enough ie'arrs -" =
tell kow the next Legislature Ill s'.1i i
Senate will be "a Wings and irroc' !, j
Assembly % OF 81 VIII, "a - = n ,.a'a
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ave are still OF the opinion, that Demoere.ie
Alabama will have 10 send 10 Wig Kentucky
for the five companies she has been called on .
furnish. We will sec, however, the result OF The
proposed military gathering on the 18th instant.
Perhaps there will be eloquence enough on that
occasion 10 arouse The dormant patriotism of Ala
bama Democracy. So, no's perrens."
The Wing quotes from the Mobile Advertiser
the above sheer at the Democracy of Alabama.
In reply, We can say, upon the authority Of a
Tuscaloosa paper (Which, we regrei, is mslaid, }
that not only the five companies, but wdOls re-
gimeU in The interior OF Alabama, have offered
their services to The Governor Of Alabama