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To- Mr.. Tclley, of Nauvoo, recently
killed his wife. He expected an attack from
the Anti-Nlormons. His wife had got up
aid gone out without his knowing ii. Hear
ing her come in, he seized his gun and fir
eq aud killed her.
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c.. We are rcjoiced to see that able
journal the Boston Courier, taking ground
in favor Of Gen. Taylor for me President.
Wc.knew it would he so. We predicted il
three months ago. ~. ....
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e. Columbus, Ohio, Is suggested as the
proper place for the holding of tie next
Wing National Convention. A good sug-
gestion. The seat of Empire is now in tie
West, and it is right that all the acts of En-
plre should be done in its midst.
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RECOMMENDATIONS.

Heretofore it has been very difficult, indeed i'm
possible, to always obtain good green and black teas.
But now you have only to visit tho warerooms of
the Pekin Tea Con pany, rs and n Fulton street,
to obtain as delicious and fragrant teas you could
wish for-Daily Sun
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t. Mrs. Stead, an English Lady, was
crushed to death by the wheels Of car al
Rochester on Friday last She was step
ping from one car TO another, when the lat
Ter was pushed suddenly back, and she fell
upon the track. She was journcying to
Michigan.
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l, is said that Mr.. Kendall filed caveat,
many years ago, by which he claims to
have discovered the Electric fluid, and that
this caveat is the basis Of his bold assump-
IONS thatthere can be no Improvement upon
Morse's Telegraph writer ..
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ROUGH AND READY LINE!!
STEAMBOAT OMNIBUS.

M4las aEe s
ing resumed their trips ut the regularly advertised
hours, the subscriber has again placed his Omnibus
" ROUGH AND READY" on the route, and will
always be found at the Steamboat wharf in Wash
ington on the arrival of the boat from Alexandria,
ready to convey passengers to any part Of Pennsyl
vana Avenue, or its vicinity, for l2A cents.--Hc
will also leave the corner Of the Avenue and 9Th
street, Opposite Coleman's,) OF 81, and II A.
NJ, and "a. %, and 81, P. NJ, for the purpose Of
conveying passengers to the boat, at the same
charge. He hopes that all in favor OF uniform md
reasonable charges will give him their uniform sup
port. JEHU w. ELLIOTT.
aug 27 tf ..... t...' .'' ..,.
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IMPORTANT NEW WORK.

LIMITED STATES FTNFNCIAL DEPART.
a. MENr--Tho Treasury Department and it,
various Fiscal Bureaus their origin, organization
and practical operations illustrated; being supple
lncnt to the Synopsis Of Treasury lnstruc ions for
the administration Of revenue laws affecting the
commercial and revenue system Of the United
States; III fourteen chapters. By Robert Mayo, NJ
d.; one volume GuaIto. $3.50. ..
The above work, which has recn for n considera-
bic time in preparation a, the Treasury Department
has Just been printed extra copies Of which are for
sale by VIM. z. FORCE,
aug "a At Penn. ave. corner Of 10Th street.
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ICE! ICE!! iCE!.!

ENIIE SUBSCRIBERS have on hand large sup.
Il ply Of pure Potomac Ice, which they will soil
at Their lco.i ouse corner Of Maryland avenue and
Eleventh street, for twenty-five cents per bushcl.
BIRD s. GUNNELL.,
N. B.--Ice delivered in any part OF the city a, the
shorcs, notice. d. &G.
June 23--u - "
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JJa on Peacs-We learn from good author
ity that The Administration has no hope what
ever Of the success Of Mr.. TIl't's negotiations
for peace ..Y 81.
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81 Mr. Rob, McLane d. refuses to dis
cuss public questions with Mr. John P. Ken
nedy, through the public press. Reason
has no time. Mr.. Kennedy is, however,
discussing them and him too in a manner tina,
will eventually bring him ont /. =
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81 The troops ordered from Gen. Tay-
lor,s column to Vera Cruz are now at Brazos
and there is no means Of transportation pro-
t'ided Meantime disease is beginning to do
lis work. Beautiful Administration
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BOARDING..

MFRS TILLEY, on Missouri avenue, between
Ul ~ and 9Th streets, has several pleasant
rooms Tor The accommodation of permanent or tran
sisnt Boadcrs. aug ~ If
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E3aA negro man was arrested on Satur.
day in New York and committed on a
charge of bigamy, He had two negro
wives and one white living
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WING NOMINATIONS
IN MARYLAND.
I'm. T G'oldsborough, OF Dorchester county
FOR GOVERNOR.

ro.y coNGrTss.
First District, composed of Montgomery
CHARLES Calvert. P..nce Georges, 81. Mary's.
and Anne Arundel counties, JOHN Q. Chap,
"% second district, composed of Alleghanv
Warrington, and Frederick counties, j. Diro"
Fourth district, composed of the first fifteen
ward. Of Baltimore ely, John p Kennedy.
Fifth Gs,uict, composed Of Hartford, Cecil
Rent. Queen Anne's, and Caroline counties.
Hcr4aIer EpaGs.
SIXTH district, composed Of Talbot, Dorches-
Ter, Somerset. and Worcester counties, John
". Cn$ftld. :..'5?..
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O. A negro by the name Of Davis, fell
this morning on the pavement near the IT,
5. Hotel and cut his head severely.
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We have tried the tens imported by the Pckin
Tea Company, rs aud ~ Fulton street, New York,
aud il we live will Try them often They are selling
the most delicious teas we ever drank and retail
them at wholesale prccs.--Eyening Post. .
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GG=The Y. S. steamship Allegheny arrived
a, Key West on the S,h instant, nearly all
her crew down with the yellow fever.
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e. Senator Atkinson will not be can.
dlda,e again for the U. S. Senate. So say:
WeSttln paper. ~. ,
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a." Col. WHnkoop uses up Gen. Pillow
III recent letter TO the N. o. Bulletin.
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A Cal ID.

M ISIS ANNA NJ. BECK would respectfully in.
lfl form the ,adics of Washington that she is now
prep ,red with her Spring Stock to execute all orders
IN Millinery or Mantuc Making with neatness and
despatch. Residence street, opposite Rev. o. b.
Bfowns. ...r.. T., april 2l-3m
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II BURGER, dealer in Tobacco, Segars and
Il . Srpf, Wholesale and Retail, l2th street, be-
tween G. and Fl aug 20 If
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q Philosopher Grund now predicts thai
''peace will not be-" The spir, of truth i.
evidently upon the Philosopher.
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g. The sale of condemned army provis-
ions in New Orleans has helped to increase
the virulence of the fever. ..s ..
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e, James Haggerty has left the VIII
party, because the Wings Of Maryland wou
not make him IN N. C..
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day week. - 80
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The finest specimens Of green and black teas ever
sold in this country, are imported by die PeEin Tea
Company, 70 and II Fulton 81. Ihoeo who wan!
therc-Tribune. 20.
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g- ourth Regiment Kentucky Foot.
>. Williams, Colonel W.. II. Preston, 1t.
Colonel w. It. Ward, Major,
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Col. Fremont has lost his mother. Sht
died before he reached Aiken, S. c.
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g One man recently killed another il
Laconid, Ia, with chlsel. Cause-anger
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.NaSTERS on .WJSTRESSES

.B.1STEhS or .HIS1RESSES
hNlNG negro-woman Cook, and negro.
~o'"sn Nurse to hire, either BY the year or
oy ,he month, can Lear ofs good home for them, by
addressing A B. through the Post Office most. paid
and by ssting particulars Of deposition, qualfca.
tons, price, etc. sen q Al.
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NorE.-O. Fl, signifies Old IIunker: those mark
cd with an astcrsk y are Wings, and those with
the obclisk y Democrats
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ROTH E RS UNRIVALLED
MINERAL WATER,
CORNER OF GREEN AND OLIVE SITS,

".I CORNER OF GREEN AND OLIVE SITS, .a.s
GEoRGETowN, D.. G..
Il TAKE this occasion thus publicly to return my
u thanks to the citizens of Georgetown, Wash
inEion and All xandria, for their kind appreciation
Of The MrNERAL WATER, manufactured BY me,
which proves that the recommendations of the
Medical Faculty to the public in relation to its pur-
ity, excellence aud indispensable superiority, are
universally approved Of; which general acknowledge
ment of my iellow-Gltizens, puts Inc in such ele
waited POSITION thatlh caunnious and jealous cxer-
lions OF a certain man. need no reply on my part.
My Establishment is open for every scientific
gentleman, who taxes interest in the matter.
take great pleasure in laying before the public
again the Certificate of some of the most emilfeut
Physicians Of the District.
GEonGLTowN, June l6, 1917.
We tho undersigned, physicians, have, at the in
vi,ation Of Mr.. j. Rnthcr, carefully examined his
Mineral Water Establishment, and take pleasure in
pronouucing our entire satisfaction with his superior
and neat arrangements
Tic apparatus and hotling machine annexed, is
production of the latest american invention, SO
constructed as TO ensure full and perfect saturaton
of gas To a degree therefore, unknown TO u.s.
The water used for its manufacture is pure and
wholesome, and the care taken in the process, as
well the cleanliness pcrvadng the whole establish
Incnt meets with entire appreciation, aud induces
US to recommend it TO the public, as very superior
aud healthy article.
J. a. RITCHlE, M. d.
GRAFTON TYLER, M. D.
II. MAGRUDER, M. d.
j. RILEY, NJ. d.
CuAs. II. CRAGIN, NJ. d.
BENZ. S. BoHRER, nj. ID.
}. NJ. THOMAS, NJ. d. . D..
90. TllOS. MILLER, M. ID.
-. a r. -. }. FRYE, NJ. D..
ism. B. rokc l,otice TINT BoTrLEs containing
the Mineral Water manufactured by me have the
name OF j. Rothcr impressed in the glass.
mug 10 # @al.a. J. ROTHER.
Uieorse Town Advocate, times.)
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SEASONABLE MEDICINES.

Bluffs extract NI SarsHPaFhIh
Sands do 90
Leidy's do 40
Townsend's 40
I'll SchwartZc's do E.
HOuck's Panacca
Swaim's 90 ,
syrup sarsapariiia Compound
These medicines are all Of Standard Merit and
,re warranted pure and genuine. At this season Of
the year they will be found highly beneficial tor pu-
rifyinp the blood and invigoratng the system.
For sale by CHAS. oloiI.
Drug g. Apoth corner Of 9TH g. Ia aN
may 81 If
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NHRs. VA. BOYD, Fancy Dress and Habit
Iyl Maker, on Penn. Avenue, south side, between
lx,h and l3,b streets. aug 20 If
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COLUMBUS D. WALL, Cabinet JNaker aun
" Undertaken, corner Of 9th aud q streets,
june Il s
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M lsSES HoLOHAN'S Fancy Milliner, It'll
1vA street., between q. and II. street, west side.
aug l6 f W..
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~ MoCLELLArD, Engraver. Pennsy Iva,
IL. mia Avenue, east OF Third stree, Washington
ciiy, dec Tim
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A Ward 10 Tea Drinkrs.-The Pekin Tea
Company, IS ard II Fulton street, have imported
into this market some Eve hundred thousand dollars
worth Of the finest grades OF green and uiack teas
grown in The, Celestial Empire done up in all The
various fancy ,acksges that Chinese ingenuity can
invent It is privilege to buy teas at this great es.
tablishmcnt and luxury aud a comfort to drink
them. They sell good L as only, End retail them at
wholesale priccs. Country merchants who wish to
always sell good teas can always obtain them ct this
place on reasonable terms.
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The Pckin Tea Company, rs and II Fulton st.,
are performing great and good work. and will, IN
fow years. beyond all doubt, drive oil the poor tens
which have deluged this country, and derauded
consumes of the article, out Of this market. They
por, none but L,ire fragrant teas and retail them
by the single pound at wholesale prices Families
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are always sure Of obtaining good teas at this great
warehouse, in quantities TO suit their convenience,
and at the same price that the merchant pays who
buys to sell again-Daily True Sun.
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A LIST

Of the Members elect 10 the House Of Represen-
tatipes, 30th Congress, according TO the latest
inIeII.nan,na ~
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II any of our readers desire 10 have good tea, they
can obtain il Of the Pekn Tea Company, 10 and
and II Fulton sreei.-Mercury.
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rs ~ B. Take notice Tint BoTTLES containing
The Mineral Water manufactured by me have til
ualne OF j. Rothcr impressed in the glass.
aug - # ]. ROTHER.
(Hporget town Advocate, 3 times.)
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ON SALE Al THE WAREHOUSES; OF THE
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TO tie Editor Of the National U1ir,

seik nv
Il is rumored that four or FIVE newspapers
are shortly to be started in this city, printed IN
the French, Spanish. Italian. and Welsh Ian
guages. with view Of receiving the adver,iz.
ing patronage Of Mr.. Folks administration.
We do not see why they should not be equally
entitled 70 be fed on Treasury pap. AZ well as
Mr.. Grunt Of the German Democrat. If law
of Congress can be violated in one instance \,
can be done in another What does the Pos,
Master General and Mr.. Walker say to this
Will they support them2
How can Post Master Johnson account 10
Congress for the useless expenditure, (amount-
ing to abou, $2O00) Of publishing his Mail
Contracts in an obscure German paper, with
but about l70 subscribers--when there is spe-
cial act Of Congress in existence, directing him
to publish his advertisements in but tsco Of the
papers in this city, having the Lsgesf circula
donq Will he place this useless expenditure
on the list Of "secret services?" 1T.
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Why those lips 90 coral red /!
But to be on kisses fed.
Why those fond beseeching eyes
But to ask for such supplies.
Why those arms 90 dainty fair!
Bot to hold the kisser there.

sUNDar.-.sThe battle Of Palo Alto was Tough,
on Sunday, the 9Th day Of May
The Mexican Army arrived and took position IN
front Of Monterey on Sunday, the goth day Of Sep.
tember--the battle commenced the next morning
The battle Of Del Norte, New Mexico, was foueh,
on Sunday. the a4th Of January
The battle Of Buena Vista commenced on Sum-
day, the 2lst day Of February.
The surrender Of the city and castle Of vers
Cruz was made to Gen. Scout on Sunday the 2sth
day Of February
The battle Of Sacramento. Chihuahua, was fought
en- Sunday the 2s,h day Of March
The battle Of Cerrc Gordo commenced on Sun
day the 18th day Of April.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

~ WILL BE GIVEN fol the apprehension
"A" and securing in Jail, in Prince Georges
~ county or the District Of Columbia, 80 that
AVA get him again, my negro man PHILIP. /
suppose be II about five feet five inches hieh.
active end well made, small head and small eyes, hs
beard i thin and in spots no marks that recosct
he i orderly and speaks slow and low. His cloth
ing is drab OF gray but | understand be took ali
nls clothes with him. 90 that he may be dressed
otherwise. He may be about 26 or 81, wears a. 40
bought him out Of the estate Of MI. John Al. Tur-
ton, between Nottingham and Piscataway. He NAV
6e about that place, or skulking about Dr. Edward
Evsrsfelds, near Piscataway, where he il said 70
have wife, or he may be trying toamake his way to
some free State s.s ma
. can truly say, he went away on Sunday even
ing the 30th May, without any just cause, for do
not recollect Of ever speaking harsh to him He le
his wife ard children at home.
THOS. N. BADEN.
u Near Nottingham, Prince Georges CO., Nd.
june3 3taw2w
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Washington,J Jun
P: 8. All daily,
GooDYEAR'S PATENT INSOLUBLE
India Rubber Fahrics I

MI H. ST EVENS Oate Fish e Co, h..
w. for sale great variety Of India Rnhhsr
Goods such % CLoaks, Coats, Bed, Hapey,ncL.
Saddle Bags, Paper Fik Holders. DoOr Np,;n~.'
&c. &c. In fact nearly every article msde from
India Rubber on hand, Or procured It two q three
days notes. s n
Also, . full assortment Of BLACK q WHITE
HATS, Of the various fabrics now in vogue.
STEVENS, Late Fish & Coz
Gent: Quitting Store, No. Browne Hotel
june2 6if&sol0t !, -
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am glad to preceive by the communication
in yesterdays Wing from Mr.. Hatch that
although his representations of the gross out
rage as being perpetrated in The Patent Office
received no notice from the commissioner, nor
from his master the Secretary OF State THAT
he has drawn the attention OF the people 10
the fact, and that in such manner as to have
no doub, of the correctness. That abuses so
gross as those mentioned should be tolerated is
astonishing, and if they be not at once correc-
ted, What guarantee has the man who may
have labored for years at an invention, that if
his model is allowed TO be examined (belore he
obtains letters patent therefor) by others than
those appointed for the purpose, that in some
important principle they may not be applied to
other uses, and he be deprived of the benefit OF
his laboors. II hope This matter may not be al
lowed to pass UNDECIDED, but by an appeal 10
Congress, an investigation may take place
which will correct and expose the corrupdons
which are practised in this, as well as in other
Departments Of Government by men hailing
from the same state as Bundlecun and who by
accident and intrigue have had the power
bestowed upon them. Z.
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WAsHisoror, June 2, 1847.

~ the Editor Of the National Whig:
Sin AS the first Monday in June is a,
hand. when The sovereign people elect their
municipal servants, permit me 10 inquire,
through the medium Of your columns. what
may have been the fate Of the resolutions, Of
fered in the Common Council Of this city BY
Mr.. Peter Brady. authorizing swords to be pre-
sented, in the name Of the Corporation, 10 Col.
Charles A.May. and Lieut.. Alfred Pleasanton,
Of the Cd Dragons, in testimony Of The pride
felt BY the City Of Washington, in the acknow-
lodged merit Of these, her heroic sons, at the
storming Of the Mexican batteries on the Rio
Grande, the 9Th May IS46.
On "a November last, the above resolutions
were, after some discussion, laid on The table.
by the following vote: Yeas. Messrs. Wilson,
Johnson, King, Halliday. Borrows, Hill,
Sweeny. Fulmer, Queen, Lloyd. Cassell--ll.
Nays, Messrs. Davis, Moorhead. Wallach,
Brady. Dement,, Miller, Gull. Ever
since that day the resolutions appear to have
slept in the tomb Of the Capulets.
The parsmony that would grudge The hon.
orary testimonial Of q sword to each Of these
gallant officers, has, certainly, not been imita-
ted BY other cities and il remains to be seen,
At the polls, whether the patriotic citizens OF
Washington will sanction or condemn the mo-
lives which influenced the conduct Of Messrs.
Easily, Sweeny, and Hill, in their bitter hostil-
ity to the resolutions. ID.
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Circuit Court. This court il just about termi-
mating Q long and arduous session Much business
has been transacted, their Honors, having bsen en-
gagged daily from 10. M, until 4 p. m. sincs tho
fourth Monday Of March. last. sfsN
To-day. Mr.. Coke continued his argument in the
case Of Estko and Others VI Armstrong and Bonn
ford, administrators, de 6oais non, Of Kosciusko.-
Thss part and parcel Of one Of the oldest cases on
the chancery records. Itgrows out Of will made
BY the celebrated Kosciusko, somewhere about the
year 1925. The argument Of the cause has, been
conducted with an ability commensurate with the
importance Of tho matter in issue. i
Tomorrow the court viii probably adjourn.
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/ or The Wings Of Plat county, Mo-. recently
held : meeting in Plat city. where among other
resolutions the following were adopted. Read, Mr..
Ritchis, and uemble. g s. VI
u And whereas we zee with regret indirect at
tempts being made by some Of the political journals
Of The country to sully the hard-earned fame of q
galaas officer for no other reason than that he is
growing in the Aft ction Of bis countrymen, there.
fore F
Resolved, That on this day, 10 order to rescue
his reputation, won BY an iron nerve, cool head,
and vigorous heart upon many bloody battle.
6ed from the assaults Of political jealousy, we, in
the name Of the Wings Of this community, throw Ia
the breeze the political Gag Of Zachary Taylor
pledging ourselves 70 eight beneath its rich and am.
pie folds until it shall float triumphany over every
State, city and hamlet Of this Confederacy until
virtue shall triumph the arts Of the emagogue
until General Zachary Taylor be promoted to the
chief command Of the American forces, by virtue oil
his Office Of President Of the United States"