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FALL AND WINTER SALES
OF 1919
HENRY II. CHAMBERLAIN.

NOs. H62 81 HS4 Main ST., Worcester
Is now prepared to offer, by recent additions to
his large stock the best and cheapest
DRESS GOODS, CARPETS, CLOAKINGs, & MILIIN
cry offered in Worcester This extensive and va
red stock be mentioned detail briefsummary
of some Of the prominent articles will Indicate
variety to be found in this establishment.
CIOakings- CiOakings.
FINE THYBET CLOTH CLOAKs, in various new
styles made of the best materials and in the best manner
these made in my rooms afford them az
the lowest possible price ready made garments and
low as the materials be purchased in stores
100 ps. FRENCH THYBET CLOTHS, in all
desirable coiors including various shades of Green.
Mode, Maroon, Blue, &C--he above goods bought
FOR CASH, and will be warranted in all eases, Is per
cent less than they bought elsewhere New Eng
land
PLAID CLoAK1NGs of choice patterns L fine quality.
Dress Goods.
SPLENDID CAsHMEREs and MOUss. DE LAME,
just received per Europa" ard this day opened.
PLAIN CAsHMEREs, Ga wide in choice, rare colors
RICH sILKs-Black, stripe, paids. brocade
figured and plain Camell4s Sntins de Chene SC. sc.
Comprising usual the rge and cheapest assortment
in Worcester.
EetO Mousseiines de Lqtne for II! cts.
a. ENGLISH pRINTs for l0 and l2t cents.
MERRIIACK, COCHECO, an all Other hes, STYLES OF
American Prints and Patches, from 81 to 10 cents.
Carpets and Furnishing Goods.
In this department my stock will defy competitor on.
ing the scarcity money have bought some
GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH, and can sell as desir-
able style Of goods 621 be bought in other
places rs cts-and rs sell as good Carpets
be bought 874 to 81.
have marked down some heavy superfne Carpets to
so Cts good as the IS goods, bat little Of
sty!e--stout all Wool Carpets at as
! am now offering SpIsnha Brussels Carpets at 81.
| Elegant BRUSSELS Tapestry, at SI25,
These goods Uey folcer than ever before offer
d, an well worthy the attention all who would
from IS TO 20 per in buying their goods.
Marseilles, Scotch and Lancaster
Quilts, al very low prices.
| BLANKETS American of superior quality weigh.
| from to l2 lbs.
Sheetings, Tickngs, Drilngs, Diapers, Crash
| &c. &C., at the lowest wholesale prices
Hosiery, Gloves, &c.
All kinds and colers OF Portsmouth Hose atnanuacturers
! prices.
Children's II lose Of all kinds and sizes.
"Aexandre and +" Bajou'' Kid Goyes-best quality.
Children's and Ladies Winter Gloves all kinds.
Children's Lambs Wool Hoods, Scarls, Coates.
grin consequence of the extreme scarcity Of
money, am buying many desirable goods extremely
low prices for cash, these goods selling uery
GdUance and have great confidence in assuring sill pur
chasers thai they will make handsome saving by pur-
chasing from this LARGE, DESIRABLE and CHEAP
| STOCK OF GOODS
HENRY H. CHAMBERLIN,
Nov |. d6tw3t 1862 and GA Main ST.
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PREMIUM DAGUERREOTYPEs.
136 MAIN STREET.

NEARLY OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE.
The subscriber is happy inform the citizens of Wor-
and vicinity that he has made arrangements with
MIR. s. l.. WALKER
10 remain in Worcester short time longer thus giving
opportunity those who have called and have had
crowded state OF nay rooms TO call again. Mr. Walkers
reputation artist of superior merits and skill any
who have visited Worcester, is well established
need any comments suffice say that he has received
Diplomas and Medals for Daguerreoypes exhibited
in New York. and is the ONLY Daguerreotvplst in Wor-
ceser who has received Premium advertis
TO contrary notwithstanding.
Having enlarged my Rooms to t,oice the size Of asy
oktrS in this city, would invite citizens and
call, whether contemplating sitting not.
June 6. diff GEO. ADAMS
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CITY DYE HOUSE,

GKON &c STR EEL. =
r AIDES and GentlemeRs Garments of every -descrp.
L. tion dyed and finished in superior style. Also
shaws Wells Hosiery &c. Gents whole Garments DYED
and pressed In good shapAlso ceansed at short notice.
without injury TO goeis pr colors. White Merno and
other Shawls, ceaed Carpets eleansea for sight
yard at days notice. Goods returned in one week
Office at Ellis's, ll6 Main Street.
Worcester, April 5. dwtfl5
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B, e. HUTCHINSON,

Successor tc VIM. LEGGATE,) 166 MAIN Sr.,
hTANUFAC TUR Err and Dealer in HARM ESSES, SAD
w DIES, b"IDLES,-Coach, Chaise and Draft COL
LARS. Also Trunks r'aIises and Carpet Bags. Coach
Gig anu Iwg WLiPS &c. ~ Renprng done at short
hOtlce. Sti Worcester. jan Is l
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NATIONAL WING" DOCTRINE

INA lIONAL w HIU' DOC Kline
Read the following able delineaton OF the Taylor
issue in the present canvass, ii is portrayed by
Speaker Wmlhrop's favorite "Nationa Wing" Senator
Bernen Here is his letter to Taylor Wing mass
meeting in Georgia:
Il ask you to make known to our fellow citizens who
will be assembled on the 3Oh INST. the reason why am
not with Them not so much to explain my absence for
that is comparatively unlmporiant as 20 enable me
through The proper organs OF the NEE mg 10 say to
them, how deeply important feel 1t TO be, that we
should work with might and MAUI in The present
vasSrha consider IL The most important PreSiden
tial election, especially 10 SOUTHERN MEN ichich
has occurred The foundation Of The Gorernmtnt
6 We hare great and important Interests at Stdke-if
fail 10 sustain them no,u naV be forced too soon
to decide cheter 1uH remain in the Union a the
mercy Of bdRd Of JanGicS political jHggierS
tuciay retire ON for The preservation Of onidomeS>
tic Institutions and all our TghtS as }reeaen zee
united sustain hemltN.e diride the Oid party
issues must he victims.
NTH HEART DEVOTED TO THEIR INTERESTS
ON THIS GREAT QUESTION: and WITH
OUT RESPECT TO PARTY I impiore mig jti-
ton citissnS of Georgia Wing and Democratic,
GET FOR the TIME THEIR PARTY DIvIshJEs--1O
KNOW EACH OTHER ONLY AS SOUTHERN
MEMO act upon The huism uttered by Mr. Calhoun
that on This VITAL QUESTTON-the preservation
81 our domestic institutions, the Southern man. who is
JoriieSt from w. IS Than any Northern man
cGa be--ihat Gen. lay lor is identified with feeling
aud Inefess-waS born in = slaveholdng stalc-eGuca'
ted IN aslavrhoIdng Stale--S himself slavthod =
hal his slave property constitutes the means of support
to himself and iamllJ-hat he cannot desert US without
sacrificing his interest, his principles the habits aud
feelings Of his fe-and that wrh him therefore, our in
81 ions are safe. bescech Them, therefore, from The
love which they hear our noble state 10 Ialy under
The banner Of Zachary Taylor. and with uHitrd
voice to send him By acclanalic TO the Executive chair
Respectfully, your f. How citizen,
J. MCPHERSON BERRlEN.
This is the view Of the GREAT QUESTION of
slavery extension, as held By all OF doris friends
and supporters throughout his section Of the county
They support him because they KNOW him to be
thoroughly with the South, bitterly OEpOSED 10
the Wmo P'ovso, and will VETO il. Such is Gen.
Taylor, without mistake, advocated all oyer the South
TO be- |, is his TRUE position.
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TO LETT

TO LEF.
THE subscriber has Exchange street, two rooms and
attic, IS by 65 with power, or the rooms will be di
Juas Il WIN T. MERRIFIELD.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27
THE TAYLOR PLATFORM,

"The power gwen by tie Constitution TO uie
Executive, 10 utrrp0se hts veto Is high eonsefv.
tiytpower, which should nefft be exercised eS'
s.p, IN cases OF clear violation ei TIE constitution,
,lmanilesl haste aud waHt Of consideration By
Congress"
"'fhe personal opinions Of tie Individual wllo
cay happen 10 occupy the EXECUTIVE ehaif' ought
not 10 control the action OF tonefrsa npon quta-
ton. Of domestic policy. naf ought hs objection.
10 be uterposrd where qatsiions ol constitutional
20 ser have been settled by the various depart
ments Of government, aud aeqneseed IA by Tie
people"
Upon the subjects Of the tafii, tie currency
th. irnproysmeal OF our Ffeal highways, rvef-,
lakes, aud haIboB, the Wi q. tie people as eA.
pressed lhro' their representatives. IA Vongfris,
eushl to be respected, anu eatiisd ou' by Tie EA'
eenliye"
aWar, at al times, and undefs I'll circumstances.
i. aa,ional ealsm.iy, 10 b asaidsd II compatible
with honor" "Thc principles Of eut government
as well as ils true psliey. are eppasd 10 The snpu.
.a,ion OF other nalisns anu the dismembeimrn' o.
eihsr countries by conquest, fer, in the language
OF the great Washington, .RhY sheaid We qnh onf
ewa 10 stand on ior.ign ground ..
" TAYLOR
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27


fHs ALBANY AtrNm.-Thesk skFu5msm
among IN Whigso OF Albany, ,oeef winch
our opponents were cSuldng ~ leF1Winh
has hegnrighted, and the wing arc motc
than Ffaf united in the support Of their
candidates. The disturbance was oo.
oasieaea by false tolesfaphie report
hon New Yogh, stating that tue nom.
NATION o Gen. Taylor in SCUM Garolina.
communicated by the ptiugl5 lslizE elna.
mated from Wing meeting Who had
repndiaied the nomination Of Nj FIJI
more lar Vice Preidgus-Whea IN fact
the nomination Of Taylor aud Butler
enanaled from Democratic meeting
who had discarded thsr own Candidate
tor the Presidency, Gen. cass. aud sub,
sututea Gen. rWior-qWle a different
thing ffaH the ItltFraphie fsraa.
The committee to whom the subject
was Referred, made report in accordance
with the iaels, when the meliag "a ed
a resolution. referring the luther con.
siae4atian OF the matter To The Wing
sIate Convention, md plsdsias them.
selses 10 tie support OF lie electoral
liekel nominated by thai badY. The
eAlbany Evening journal treaks Of tho
matter in The following iasfidag strains
sIhe Wing atmosphere is nov eleaE
ana is lies bright Our lIiena have
been brought directly mp To IL question
OF whether General Taylor q COT Cas-
shaIl be the next President. AHd thay
have deeiled III. question a. II teeamg
them 10 decide ii-.uuhesitatn#lg and
heartily IN favor OF Gen. FayeF
TN Two months which ffsce1e the
election VII now be given la seaiauz or
eanizalian--io mi,cd0eiion. hnd con.
silanug the importance aud magnitude OF
the Interests involved thefe is iHfie LINN
eaaa5h for purmlloa Nj a day
should l5 lost Every Nhis shaald ha
aHz#nf. Every towuml efefg election
district shaHll hc thoroughly eanya@ei.
Tie god work, We a.e hfag 10 ger.
eeife. Is H5ina on in many paris q tde
STATE Trough aud k,aaY Club,
formed aud lumiUg, can Wld vi euder
eiIieiaut service
eThsfa will BE- no uafe Efamhiins
among lie Nhirs OF AIaaaY==Ha aast
hszaalIaas a. doubts. tn 4aa nm ha,
bssa distinctly presented, vi. yea sup.
pof fa9laf OF Cas.l Out d a meeting
of EaRsizHH taH}roi HiisS. aall#zs iHan
asfaa HUNDRED and aiaslg pledged
lhen votes tor Taylor and FILLMORE.
eNaihng winch may appear hereafter
-unless il be a declaration if1m the
General himself that he Is uoL Ahis-
VII disturb the Gyod Fisfasa q Tue
Mhies oil Albany They hass resolved,
rs e.IleT Iaylor OF Cas- mgaf b elected.
thai faHl9f IS UfmfetY Ffffssatff 70
G4zss aal they will support Inn. lii
majolily IN lhis county over ne highesl
opponent. Wihi D. grctfer asaa aftafsl
bJo5c yfrtiref 5y day IFAig
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27

Im PEARL rEroEEss Tho National
Iut.ii1meer OF Ihu. Day publishes The
following us the sentence. of the Couf.
m lhe case OF the PgJa prisoners:
"Dau.ei DHyi3uscouuatad oi stealing
negroes lu two eases, wus sentenced 10
ha,d lab5riu ,h.psHl, niay lorthespae
oi twenty yeW-, bang ten years tor gueu
offence.
Edward sayros, tined aGi found guilty.
I'm scysuty-lour caas. OF Transporting
slaves on board the Pcad, was seUieur j
10 pay tine ul SloO iu each case, one
ha,ito go TO tlc owucr- ut,u slaves, aua
the o.hg. TO tue United states"
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27

GEY. TAYLOR LErTER.-We publish
on our first page, a second letter irom
Gen Taylor to Capt. Allison, aud ask
our readers TO give it AN attentive pcfusal'
This letteris a connected narrative Of the
circumstances which resulted IN his be-.
coming Candidate for the Presidency.
and is intended 10 correct the many ME.
representations produced by the publica.
ton Of garbled extracts from his private
correspondence, and the appearance over
his own signature OF detached questions
relative to his position before the people.
Read it, for in the language OF the n. O.
Picayune, "it exhibits Gen Taylor in his
proper charactcr-true to himself to his
friends, and to the county
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27

Vocal MusIc.-Thc Loe1s, the yoy
men who ia SIC charged the Wings with
having gotten every body tiP=y on hard
cider, and aunbuung their success. ia the
election Of Con Harrison TO The Prgsl.
aeucy, 10 "l5g cabias' "e1oa skins AMI
Tippecnnoa sonp,--h0yc tAamseNe.
actually taken tosingiug in down ri sht
earnest. Wcil, who would have thought
these maiter-ofmrl sort OF folks, would
be caught mumming Cass aud Butler
songs-Nan Bmen and Adams Ducts.
Why, we would as soon thought q
making whistle out OF rig's tai a, 10
have heard those very sedale gluHgngn,
who pFoicagd such holy horf1. of
music in 1910, and -, singing in swe q
harmonious couplel- The pmi, ol lheE
candidates iu 1915. We do NOT Wi o to
be considered as objroliug 10 lhIrs.uyne
at all---thcy have O night TO sing, and 20
whistle too If ury feel bike tive on.
ullude TO Che circumstance iD SHOW tAe.l
cousistency--hoH ut one time they ere
found pokmg fnatthag wings ios singing.
aud at another they ure heard putting
forth strains as musical as the dlmg ot q
saw, or the scraoaing OF wagon, that
wants grua-ng Our advice is, to sing
on while they can, for we predict i, viii
not DE long before their face, will be 80
Heightened by defeat, tha, 10 viii b, i'm.
possible to get any thing like music out Of
them--go ahead thou;--
Sound tha ilswgag. slfke the Tonion
Bral the IlH!guy, woke lhc G.uquuag
Let the loud husiuul rug,
Bum tum iuzglebum, dngo bne
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27

The fec soil Wing, of Western New
York. will not be seduced from ,her a,le-
glance by the new Van Buren, somerset
The Rochester American thus tesuics
concerning Monroe county:
1--WE have reliable adyiccs from oh part,
ofthis county which concur IN The STATE.
meut that soty few indeed OF The Wmg-
will withhold their support fom General
Taylor. In one or two loculiue, some
disaiIection has been nurlufed by cons.d.
cradle effort on the paf. OF the barnbnn.
ers, but when it comes to voting lor Mar.
tin Van Buren,, the dose /, too strong for
their Wing stomachs. Itcayeiuiormel
Jro1t aH quarters Hm Gen Taylo, mlll
ga'" fa'gely JrO@ Mc raa.ss qt tic ~.
cg'Oe0S
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27

MELANCHOLY AFrAtG.-.lue - i.
moro sim aItHs SIN. says:
"Oue ol ne masg ndllc'ing tprut
which eyeg occurred IN our sister toWib
Airzaulna, took place last orpuing. Au
interesting boy, about seven y8r- OF n-s,
sJu %, Mr, Patterson, comNaiurL.lNm-
on the upper cad oi Pulc' .tgcet most
woahy ual respectable uaa, WAS ahseut
ai play in tAr Hl, hbJfhppL ia, moih0,
went TO the door aui called mm 10 come
homc-Ihe child advanced, uudthc malA-
ri uSiuciug some h,ap lupaliauce rs he
entered tha dolf picked up a "wcli, u
tmu leather strap, with view to elias
ilsc him tor lhs delay. As she licd the
strap, however, The child sudlcnly ihrFu
hlDsyli uaes, by which meaus Tie strap
instead oi striking him on The back. rigura
hin on the side ol tha head ucar the rcm-
PIE, when The lovely boy alI ad AT "a g
iuc,.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27

MAsToDoN CoTToN were shown
few days scince beautiful sample Of
this cotton grown Oh the plantation OF
Gen. Royston near this place. The
staple OF the sample shown us, was much
finer. longer and stronger than the ordin.
ary cotton. The color was good, and we
arc told that ii PsSesses this adyan-
,aqe over the Mexlssn Gulf cotton; it Is
not easily blown ont Of the boil, and
consequently less likely to be injured by
storms. 1t appears to be well adapted
TO our soil and climate, and produces
eoually as well, If not better. than the
ordinary kind
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27

The cannon taken from the British in
the battle OF Bennington, Aug. l6. l577.
were delivered to the authorities of l-cr.
monton the lOthinst, in accordance with
aresolulion passed last month by Con.
gross. Theae cannon have lain in the
United States arsenal as trophies for
se'enty-ona year,
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27

EcLIPsEs. s.-The dorchester American
says there will be seven eclipses this year
-Four OF the Sun, two Of the moon, and
one Of General Cass-lhe latter total;
visible in al parts OF the United States,
and portion Of Mexico, but not beyond
the {.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27

Monr llrAps.-It IS said that Mareu.
Morton, Of the Boston Cuslomhouse, has
received letters dismissing Inn on account
of his Bambunet pred leelions. Many
Others are TO follow
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27

The seneca County Courier one Of
The three Wing papers IN the State OF
New York which We noticed a few weeks
ago as not having aceeded 10 the Wing
Presidential nominations, has Al last
wheeled into line, and supports Taylor
and Fillmore,
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27

All the Senators from the slave States,
except Deutou aud Houston voted against
incorporating the Nlmot Proyiso III the
Oregon bill. lad they remained with
the south, the vote would have been
ue-Mobiie Tribune. =
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27

DEsrEucrWE CONFEDERATION AT
BaooSLYN.-A tremendous Ere broke out
on Fulton street, Broyhiyn n, Y, on the
9th inst, which destroyed, some accounts
say two aud others four hundred houses
Loss estimated at two millions OF dollars
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27

oyrRBoARp.-Beniamm L Butler L,
S. district attorney for New York, has
been removed by President Polk. Mr.
Butler is a barnburner aud g strong friend
Of Mr.. Van Burcn, hence his removal
Chas McVean has been appointed in his
stead.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27

The Van BaTea men oi Wisconsin
were 10 hold State Convention on the
eth ult. ior the purpose Of forming a free
soil electoral ticket.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27

Il Rom h and Real5 s pa. M.
lbelf Igie yesl.rIa %, aaI IsH# ~ = nov
aHaaHua ii the nu .. AizzI IHa lIas
va ual=l=d. and ,ua "ua.#z aaI comm.
ion had caa.rd. lug cfIwd wus addfr---
ed BY Capt CausG Of Switzerland rDuu.
ty. gullaut oiAcgr 70. % .ai.au. ylmpsug
lu The battle OF Bug4A VISTA liz speech
wa~ r1liuei mpuy d, th' drrIrc %.
GcaelI Ilyla. against ll- ATTACKS 10.
Gov Ma,JcouAauI Bloc $40 l.si. ualu
triumphant defence it Waa no Use DO
homcly phrase, hg placed giia ~adli- ou
Ihe u sil hbrc, caarlg ha showed
very couru-Npg Nuat wa m.t wNay
caugclIglJ that IHs w.aI-s y,.en5 g
uut u....a iva. Aullu.a.N. tul..ltlr ...
auuUmaDlg c4,ut.y to lua l@.u-aas u.
NmlcOmb, lhc pYuuuu ly ui bowl
and tie miserable bmIeuug of Dan
"Jo" aud Col "Jm" Lms Wj WuAer.
moro, taat GeurwI Iay.ll u-J.ud ur lc.
piUacAe-, deserve, Ih, lg.s. ol cycy
citizen ol Indiana E,aeuls tbc l.ra.
loeo dsMasoLafs ha.e clu-I tlur UI-
lust aba,s ol General Ioyl9 BOO ltl aud
Il reaction ia bio Hgor D. rapidly @Nus
rucg n Tile pubic miud. II u wgr
possible .or Can. taa.l 70 mlAe -u'n ?
sgsucI o. Doe d..,awu acre ysst rda! iu
s,ery county 90 .Hg e.a,,, ,lr .tsuit at
ae election, wuulu ae ID ma.ou.y Tor lhe
ta0uI Lu.m Nl.luuSr.cllHs suat gwen
.JllYs hero u. lHa iuaW-
W tusi H. Bltac.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27

AN ExTHaaEHIxaRr DoCuNESr-Aa5=
Cen Game aaz IN forth m ,ztasl II.
wgy dosHueaI. On iHa occasion ui IA -
,umiae ihs command oil lhc la II n l..
vision " Haae room Tor lhg following
rxtpe. from In HzaHafcaaraf5.
MsfaHd slaFefy lase each contributed
mucl TO the civilization ot man. L.
ulsrs med h long been o wauI5f. aof
because As letel VaG but hgcau#e l.
loved p5aes. and h. has been "A sIafe-
h1ll. iaf a sl#Ilaf season. lirms bsaa
H .atg-helaH6bzsaHse ha deemed ito b
more humane aaa wise TO leal aaa n
cio'he the lew children oi Africa plasgd
under his aaFe. al 10 ioee lhcm 10 ltaH
Iha oH Of civilized liai to govern laHHt
while they Wess I'm. 51NU-es uust ha
kept ia hsadag=. pf they must be ia.eal
To .ige "a the Ni.asHe-s, os Be ...iza 3.
mpH anzd.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27

Senator Houston, on his way to Texas,
from rittsbughn was relieved 10y some
shorpcrs OF gold watch aud ninety dol.
lars IN cash.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27

CorUs ClyrN ALMAIN-I'hc Cam.
den Minor ol ihs 2s.h ull. published at
uamirn, Wilcox com'g Ala, under.
-vnls that oa many plantations iu thut
county much damage hn, bcou received
llOm tAe boil Worm and lhc cuutluu-
ed heavy mlus. The Banner issued n.
ihu same place, says "Ihe damage Of
lha recent heavy mus have combined
with .aulu-t aul boil Wom to cat tho
crop iaf short Of what it was la-t year
Tins is the opinion OF many extensive
pIoutrr on the Alabama river We have
seen several planters in the "llat.woods"
Of Marengo, and the "canc.bake' OF Per.
ry, and they concur IN the opinion that
the crop has been materially injured, and
will not exceed that OF last year
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27

Van RuREN AND ADAMs.-Thc Boston
Atlas says-We think that it will be dif
ncuIt to buug the Ifh,gs OF Massachu.
setts TO vote Tor Van Buren,, and as re-
CARDS the Vice President, we think in
the language oi Judge Allen, "thdt Mas.
SqetmcttS pH Spu,athe byibe"
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27

The Baton Rouge Gazette of the 10Th
uIt, says -"Genenl Taylor aud Majors
GurnetI aud Bliss lcit here on "Wednesday,
per LdtOaa. We understand the Gene.
raj is On a tour To the several military
post, belonging to his division"
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27
"sraGllUlalD' Gus Clu-.TI.

"SuREL,uERED' Cas- CLuB-.IHr
Louisville journal .1ys;
"Ihe ns-t Cas- aud Butler Club IA
MIchi gan, Gen. Case own STATE, was
formed u the town OF Napoleon, jackson
county Nearly all the Democrats ~ the
town joined At. Ato late IN cling how
ever the membgrs, by Il Uulat0,0aa rgfc,
adopted % resoiHou to haul down the
nag OF Cas- aud butler and rm up iu il-
place that OF Martin Van Buren,
AlclM1LM RlpALL.elA.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27

news 10 them they had ever listened 10,
for It faog their dyuth.huell IN Tue south
When the question is asked WHO
SIGNED TilE WlLM0f pR0FlSO
BlLLi
LEI the answer he
JAMES X. POLk.a
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27
7slsgrlpiea tor tls y q Railsiin.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
CnAuLrsroN, llth Sepi.r. NJ

CHARLESTON, llth sept. 7, N,
The Europa has arrived, with dates to
the u. Wheat had deahued ) 10 Id per
bushtl, Flour one shilling lower The
duty on Wheat was reduced on the lst
September one SHILLING per qganer-
There was a steady demand Tor Cotton,
sales oi the week, 39,ll0 bales, uplands,
laif aud middlugs unchanged, Orleans
had iail II al, bat had a5auadKanesd Al
On tha l9@ g1dts.
IfeImd continued quiet aud ffspam.
ton were nahlns .It TN uIal ol lhg eou.
ledsfate iaade,s by speea commission m
thee weeks. UUoauM Hud aeh Il
taHaH. Ihs arrests eoWaasa u Eug.
IA aaaHltzA.
faH6-iua ia-W.a,liaa i ha@ was
eaaaaaedm gae a.. m1iy Ions hime
aud I.sdfu kulhu defended themselves
laaI saamly, but Cau,ziHl#Ie haMby-
AaHas hmug been i=zusl asaa-t
Ledta koiIu aua Caussidiese, aiey both
iieai one 10 Belgium aul the other TO
England.
IaFis wuB tranquil l.ani Philippe
had applied log tic restoration q his pn.
rate property
SERIOUS riots had occurred IN Niauna
aud bsfhui which had been PIT daWn.
The hungarian paoPs haa ben de-
lealed by tn Rebels.
Iha uelmm Assembly Nc z4ii dt.
bauuH uH .us Constitution
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27

sxow IL Aueusr-snoW iollm Albany
n. Y. on the 29ih Of August