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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-09-22
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His Table,.

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best the country can afford prepared IN a
manner that VIII snit the palate of every
one. Boarders can here find good accom-,
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EFE e ES.

N n Il N II N . II .
Doctor l.. Biggelow, Palmyra, Portage
county, o.
/" ]. De Wolf Ravana, :" O
" ]. Town Hudson Summit CO. y
4" X. Es,ep, Canton, Stark, CO. y
-" S. Seely, Warren Trnmbull Co
." J. Scott, Parkman, Geauga CO.
u. Sandusky, Oct. 9Th, lS47--52-tf.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-09-22
The Stable.

This branch will at all times be attend
ed by good aud attentive bostler, who
Will make II his particular business to see
tbat all animals entrusted to his care are
we'll taken care of.
ST &C e FFICE.
Tn,s is the general Stage off ce, on the
line leading from Columbus TO Tiiin
through this place, where those wishing
seats In the coaches can be accommoda-
ted.
II. ZIMMER MAN.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-09-22
Chester II. Mott,

LAW AND LAND AGENCY NOTICE.
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A. J. LOOMS, Upper ssndosky; J
SHORB & MARTIN, Lutte Saadusky.
Decener sbl -iS47.-l2-ly.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-09-16
II A TX II N d II 4 e II
TCheaDer Still, IN

DETNG DESTROYS to close all my business in
ID Fayette during the present year, have de-
termined to commence now, selling my present
stock Of goods for cash, at greatly reduced pri-
and many articles for cost. My goods having
been purchased in the east for cash, by gentle
man we'll acquainted with the business, warrants
me in saying, that they are desirable in quality,
style and price, and am determined to do what
say, and am ready to demonstrate it to all who
will give me a CALL advising those wishing cheap
goods to give me call at least, before purchasing
else where. This stock consists of staple dry
goods, bro. and be- domes:ics, bed tickings, drill
Iings, tweeds, broadcloth, casimeres casinets,
prints all styles, gnghams, lawns, silks satins,
bonnets, ribbands, fur and palm leaf hats, cotton
and silk handkerchiefs, hardware and cutlery, cas-
,pgs, queensware, sugar, coffee, nails, glass dye
stuffs, spice, &C., SC.
Fayette, Nav 81, lS4S.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-09-16
Vol. D.
I CAN'T MARE UP MY MIND.


can't make up my mind, mamma.
In such unseemly haste;
Nor pick from all my dying swaihs
A husband to my taste.
There's gay Sir Charles, charming man.
Most affa5le and kind,
Who loves me so devou,ly, but
cah't flake up my mind.
And, next, there's frank Sir Harry West.
So fond, so true, so clever,
Who, though scold him all the day,
Adores me more than ever.
There's Roger Snipe, the pink of beaux,
Or else your daughters blind,
And yet when Snipe grows serious, l.
can't make up my mind.
There's lawyer Keen, and poet Good,
Exemplars of their sort;
Still, still, can't make up my mind
There's no accounting fort!
Eyes, yes there u.s." stern Truth replied;
"Your vanity imparts
That false delight in fattering tongues,
Which forfeits loving hearts,"
On purpose to make up her mind,
So long this fair one tarried,
Her lovers, loath to hang themselves,
Sought other maids-and married
And though mamma is growing old,
Her daughter looks much older,
Fer since her coquetry and prid5
In the Old Maids Corps enrolled her.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-09-16
Medical Card.

Doors. J. c. PARRISH AND A. PATIsoN,
Botanic Physicians,
CRATEFUL for past patronage, still continue
" to offer their Medical Services to the cit-
zens OF Howard county.
Dr. A. Patison will continue ms once a; ms
residence, one quarter of u mile east of Mr.. Will
loughby Williams.
Dr., !. c. Parrish may be found at his residence,
formerly occupied by James Owens, one quarter
of mile east of Salt Creek Meeting house.
nArN.B. &c. Parrish will practice Dental
Surgery. r, 90
March 4,h, le4S. 52-tf
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-09-16
Joseph ID. Smith,

SURGEON, PHYSICIAN, &c.
r1AVlNG located s miles East of Fayette, on
LII the road leading to Petersburg. respectfully
offers his services to the citizens Of Howard.
He may always be found at the residence OF
DR., Samuel Crews, except when professionally alb
rpnt March 10, '4S.--2-6m.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-09-16
l.. ID. Brewer,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

VETILL attend to any business entrusted to
w him--in theSecond Judicial District.
REFERENCES.
BRowNISG g. bushnell, Quincy Illinois.
G. Ao, W. J. T pav,s' Esa''} rayesso.
W. PICKET, Benton, Miss.
Col. P. H. FOUNTAIN, Pontatock, Miss.
McCaMrBELL g. COATES, Huntsville, Mo.
r-rOfice-McC ,MPBEL's Buildings HUNTSVILLE
Mo, Randolph co., Dec. 18th, '46. 4O-ly
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-09-16
DOct. A. 5. DinWiddie,

rRATEFUL for past patronage, still continues
" to offer his MEDICAL SER VICES TO the
citizens of Howard County.
O.5-Ofice on the South East side of the public
square, where he can usually be found in the day;
at uight-at his residence, I'd door below the Bank
Fayette, April 10th, le47.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-09-16
JNO. w. HENRY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
4YETTE. Mo-

FAYETIE, MO-
XT1LL attend to any business entrustedto him
wv in the Courts of Howard and the coun-
ties adjoining. He may be found at the Receiv.
er's office, when not absent on professional BUSH
mess fFavette Nov 9th lS41 S5--6m
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-09-16
Rich Dress Goods.

The attention of the Ladies is particularly in
yi,ed to remarkably fine and extensive variety
Of Rich dress goods and trimmings
All descriptions of Bonnets
Parasols Of all styles and quality
Iaces and lace goods
Shawls and scarfs, &c. &c.
q. myl0 BOON, TALboI q oMllH'
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-09-16
James w. Harris,

Commission and Forwarding Merchant, and
Produce Dealer,
WATER STREET, GLASGOW, MO.
II IBERAL Cash advances made on all ship.
4 ments of Produce, &c. for the Southern and
Eastern markets.
Glasgow, January %, ls4s.--46 en-.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-09-16
Doct. winthrop II. HOpsOn,

Doct. winthrop IL. H0Psoh,
TTAVING located permanently in fsyeue;; Ten
III ders his professional services to the citizens
the place and vicinity, and respectiuily solc''s
share Of their patronage ,bs us he can at al.
.;pss he found at his office, the same occupied by
Cen clarkss. law oAi:e> and at night at crg
,a,'s Tsrs,n March 25,-~3-6m
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judgment upon the questions, until the decision Of
legal tribunal before which he will immediately take
measures to bring It, and before which he will prove
his veracty hitherto unquestioned, shall place the
truth beyond doubt.
Reluctant a. he Is to notice further Mr.. Forests
card Mr. Macready has to observe, that when Mr. For
rest appeared ct the Prncesss theatre in London he
himself absent some hundred miles from that city,
and was ignorant Of his engagement until after 1t had
begun that not one single notice on Mr.. Forests
acting appeared in the during that engage
ment, las 1t files will prove) Mr. Forster the dstiu
guirbed editor whom Mr.. Macready has the honor to
call bis frien d. having been confined to his bed wtha
rheumatic fever during the whole period, aud some
weeks both before and after.
" For the other aspersons upon Mr. Mscready. pub
lshed In the Boston Mail and new is understood
avowed by Mr. Forrest, Mr. Macready will without de-
lay, apply for legal redress.
"JoSEs' HoTEL Nov. 22d, 1S4Sn
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Movements of Individ uals.

Arrivals at the .4stor-Rev. j. Simpson, Ireland ;
Rev. Ed M. Dill, do. DR.. Maxwell, England T. Lay.
Navy irving House, (Howsrd'S-Hon H. Coneer
Cortland Hon s. Laurence, Franklin Co. A. Balm,
London; J. C. Duane, u s. Engineers Major Pat.
ten, U. s. Army s. T. living. Halifax A. Smith and
family London w. Van Vorish Post. Master Gene
raj, California General Gardner U. s. Army Major
Fzgerad do. Capt Cullins, U. s Engineers; G. C.
Churchill, do. Howards-R. NJ. Mitchell, Montreal :
w. Parker, st. Johns, N. B.; c. Erving Mexico s. j.
Dallas, Washington.
Mr.. Clifford, Minister of the United States in Mexi.
CO. arrived in Washington, ast evening" in the south
trn boat Mr.. Kellogg, late acting Consul at Mexico
accompanies him. Wash. Union, Nou 25.
The Mexican Minister, Senior de Ia Rosa, and suite
(seventeen in pumber) arrived in the southern boat
this evening" and took rooms at Wizards Hotel
Wash, Union. NOp. %.
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Nlassnch usetts Election.

The Legislature OF Massachusetts, upon which IL
devolved throw the vote of the State for Preside initial
electors discharged the duty yesterday All tie men,
bers Of the Senate at the opening Of the
Representatives entirely present within one or
two Of their whole number. Two hundred and sixty
members of the House and thirty nine members of the
for the Taylor electors 1885, for the Cass electors 6
for the Van Buren, elections and there was one scat
terng vote. The Taylor electors bad nearly two TO
against the whole opposition, and had 90 votes
majority over oil others.
1t was currently reported yesterday, at the State
House. By gentlemen who said that they had
ed the fact that Governor Briggs by the peo
pie by ninety four majority We give it as it s With
out knowing anything about its correctness Boston
Courier, Nor. 25
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Passengers Arrived.


LIyKErooI1 Steamship Cambria-At Anderson. Baron
de Rothchild and Sons, Mr. and Mrs Jones, Mr. and
Mrs wesson and servant, Mr. and Mrs smithers Mr. and
Mrs Wyte and servant Mr. and Mrs Kruger three children
ard Mr. and Mre Growther Miss Andrew
schal Mr. oouIdin, Mr. uogIton, nr Q Kmkelmann, Mr.
Edwards Mr. b II Read, Mr. Wray, Mr. Inyeoc. Mr.
Jackson Rev Or Dill Rev Or Simpson Mr. and Mrs Batrsby,
NJ Kutcr MrJ Bronson, Mr. Hy Motrsm, DR. Na1myth,
Mr. Trotteuse Mr. Story J Mr. LWheser Mr. Spsudlngs
MT snyb, /, cerbn Mr. stewart, MI Mrrs Mr. iambele
and servant Mr. Rainier, Mr. Burchard Mr. Witherby Me-
Lewis Mr hobson ArJ Emmere Mr. villa, hrHsary Byron,
MI StroDley.
FRoM HtIrAx--Mr Mcdonnell Mr. Clark, Nix Chas Clark.
Mr Twiring. Mr. Mitchell, Nr Herdrson.
NV OnLrhNsSteamship United StaesChef Justice Oak
ley New York; Hen Morse louisiana Miss Wedcrstrandt
hits Hyersed, Murray Wheeler, Gray Barker Hon
Brown, Miss Biddlc. Temp eton Chas Johnson
Viuen Brent, DR. W Gwynne ID Camaaok, W yels, 4
Tuner Jno Davis, Duidc, inc Astor, Mr. Herman and
lacy, Mr. Weiss.
shvAnwAu-s tcarship Cheroioe-s Griswcld, VIM Bull
lock. Mps Bullock, Mrs frcGOn Meeker, Palmer q
Cook III Brobank, - Tsu, Bcac Dnsgett, Barnes-2
in the siceIsge
LvLRpeo PACKET shin Prince AlbertJasG Green. MrNary
Green, Of Eaih Mcdt AlbaBy Esyroit London: Bsko,
Mr. ssreh Dsy canrdni Ms Ann and Mss brown aud I'D ia
The rteerase.
Two children
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.

BALTIMORE Nov. 40 shares susquehannah Railroad So.
PuLApEPIiiA, Nov. 25rst Bo0rd-l,200 u. s. Treasury
Notes 60 100 AGO Iennsyyania o. ~ 200 CO.,
rola is'Si no oirsrd Bank, is1ii d. s. Hank, OK,
After Soies52cOO Pennsylvnn.s ts 74S 800 u s. Hank ~
80 New Jtrsey Copper, l. Second Board-5C00 II, 6s6f
sS les 1850 Treasury Notes g. IS0; 600 y q, Of Isl
Railroad g. 57k Manufacurers Mcchanies E,nk Pitts
A. fT Sales loo Pennsylvania 5s AN 1000 Koajing
read lsh
Bosr6s Nov, %-Brolers' Board-s.sharea Western Rail
roed ~ 20 do Reading Railroad AK; 70 do Do 49, BIZ
DO S g., ~ ser.sc tg O do Las, Boston do
Boston and Worcester Railroad ; 800 do do ao l78 do
Fithburg Rihoad, Sb $1,000 Reading Railroad Bond 1883
g. -"
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sn HAxBvR from Newcastle Iea
and toyndsred 18th u crew picked g the Goth tSe Jane
The Jane Black at mek from Quebec reports OCT
40 40 NJ lon 40 w. fell in with two boats Belonging to t6s
Philadelphia saved and televn in nu mSer
ser eng tby hoursin the boats They have afey land
best thanks through the medium Of the shipping
tpon 70 them while board his ship The Hamburg Was LOST
on the 18th October
SpoKKN-Brg Chrstans, of Boston, Novs at the ruth Of
the Elbe.
Ship Radius, Dillingham; - and for New Orleans from BE.
deaux, Nov q ht46b2 N, Ion 0l5W
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ARREST man has been arrested, supposed to
be The one who committed the outrage upon the
little CIR last sunday. II is believed the right bird is
caught lie LETT this city on Wednesday night, and
was taken IN Coventry. He wes brought into town
Idle afternoon P o'clock. The girl Identifies
nln hls name ID Ctapin--bas been In State prison,
a. Las unemployed this city several mo hs
Aoy@d Tmss, Aev "a,
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ANTWERP, Nov 2-Arr-shnkspeare Coonbs NYork Sarah
s.1S
DcapEAux Oct SD from The Roadsl Eliza Hays Ney
AID for New Orleans Adelaide
SSIrasT Ny SD Scotia SsSr.y. Yor; Hanisbur
Bsso asssss T e. New Or
s sass #s h xs Ye.
csSpr. Nov AR Harmons. chuichi York; ish, Ann
Harley Scot. do Sid lss Athyl HutohnsOn, ofeans an
Loadra Ceyion, York; Elijah Swift dol Ada for sAvsn
CxrnSAwoy. Nov 3-Nathan Hale, MOTION, from Limerick
fer Bangor; lth Peltena hughes. for New orleana
Evs sullivan. %; sh do Sid 4th. Swan, HOss
CusnAvrS Nov sid Philadelphia Creme North America
Cows. Nov sPut in Louisiana Batter from Bremen fl
CRossrADT, Oct ss-Arr Amads Bartlett, Havana. Sid
Ny AR GSss MsI.SeSin Crosby Boston. Sid
B aaS Nov Gsinann for Bal
noIe; Susan crnk from Newcastle cr York. 6th jon
leans 7h Gladiator, Williams from London, and sdfor New
Sid 9Th, Glenlyon Muribead oreans Jane, Crowen do
Aa Tate 0,eaIs Jenness Leavitt, do; 9th Conera
ElssoRr s-Cuhs Blanchard. for Malaga 18th, Hope
$ @ r @ Hss YS
FALMovTH Nov 7Arr DOreahe. eastman, Narcotics, and
FAvAI, Oct 2swArr Amizade Jones, N York.
Oct sAr sasSn ThS ON n o Ps%o asd
leans; Nov l. Aida Faes Palermo, form York. Cid
10Th Geosiana, White, villa Nova Bid 26th ErAtO. Townsend
GoSrrsnvne Oct 2sgarhs Undns Roupdy for cha.e.ton
A xeSd %! days
Oct sCd Undine ROundy. for Americas Nov
S Crave Nov sid Gladiator. Williams, York; Aal.,
HisnsHG. slArr Osprey Ripy Havana; Nov s. Bra.
HAvRE Nov 9-No arrivals from the United States since the
1st Sailed 9h New York. Lines New York. Sb, Ceres Barro
dol st Mary jane Crowe do; 3D. Brunswick Thomas, New
grIvror, Nov 2-sa, Louvre, Weeks, N York..
celaneous yirrna, Salisbury do 7h Wisconsin, inmtOrd
do ltb britannia ISL Lang do III days passagss Richard
AssE sp Aa.n Pike New Orleans Davenport coburn
s @s' York;
SST @ Sss
Charlotte brewery do Queen Of the West Halet do Aber
orn, s6, fna Caroline Bell and Gen Taylor Redman do
sa n g. % SS AG Sa
hss1f PhadsPna sh Native DOys VIRGINIA
son Sss
Cleared ssw y0r nadss New Orleans
America Cornish 6siS CLARK; Naomi Wlsh gSs %
BIT Clinton rSns % LeSss Coz
n CeDtsnSp Gsssps MSntis, Chase Nag,rs Smith, N sr
Dndns S SSTsT Chase o.ssS salem
eS Hrd sundaS
sis.
s'i $;
and
sn ssnSs and MsS'n for Phads
ioSDoS Nov %,ssr stark NYr and entered
e eos Te Noroa Entered out Wss
Brown Tor NYor Cutha Fowler for Uharoston; 10 Mossc
denee IMPRESS Northumberland, Mediator Chsana New
LIMERICK, Nov Esd Glen, Small, N York
inlsnoN, Oct s7nArr Real sslmista Parcovck, York
hLroRD-Put in Nov and sid 4tb, Am brig James Gray
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Cleared.

ssTs. 90. - Men 90. ...... 26
N-~~NNN~>~~>>~O>>~~ON>
Cleared.
!Sa Eld.ids. tiysTpGS speoyS TestC1 CO; John i Dc
e. e. Ssss
'1ss'iiesv Ss4sis stsi pa,e
Isvant Marvin, MADEIRA Hesmh Walsh Favius White,
v1SnsSR s ss, Ma ~ ssss
WsSey Co AopsSn ssIndss St Ma Ca Nsmh
CInob, Norris Antigua Cody Croelera B.ssest
fns Az Ss
Advance Lord Jacob smith Hudson. Bamore
nnso smsns Boston smith, Miller vii
ps-vigilant Heath Nswrort Moses Eddy Bvsu, Prov
stsamer-IronSdes, Stewart. Philadelphia
Arrived.
Baiss cunaFd r hen the LETT the Su sa
annt ssirg she has had fine weather
sgasc s: sss,isa
on er speed when New. Boy boarded her. ins Aep'
Marshall Left New NJ the 18th instan.~psssed
The a sy and from
the bar ship Palestine bound outward 18th inst lat M
Sou @ psaSs HEADED i Rsy L Sss
saw bound West supposed be the Crescent Civ
CssSass o aySSn LAY nm %
saasp ironsdss Oct E5iS Spoke sposs S SS 70
Nov lat IS 20 s. 20 W. spoke British bark Prpsess
Victoria Of London, % days from Newport bound to Kingdom
chip Prince Albert Meyer London and Portsmouth
bound The boarded Of the Ugh. ship By ls
Ship YoEk, Huh. Charleston. " days. with cotton and
ship Camden Sherwood Charleston, days. with cotton 10,
to Durham Dimon. .,.,;u. s,.,.
nsro days hides Left at Rio u f ss
BIsndyyine and 'd steamer Aieghany o-,.
Left sS the ns sp o w
say S
nsrihsry gales in the Straits ats 10 Saw
H New Boy o.'' ~, .''. w = " : "A' '0A'0'd '' inc
ss y % sT b s
Erth brig Ann Eliza Hammond St Kits 81 days with irOD,
sshr ps1Sa 3iiqs Bs., ns1d1rs; Oct % with mahogany
81 asS Nv ss a
lon 70 49, exclaimed signals with British ship Mountaineer
'S seiT esna h St America IS days.
with %ass to Gsthes AL; NGyS Of aaysna spoke Dutch
Nov u d IS s. 7e spoke ship Hector day: from New
seSr Lsaisins Smith M%ss'oS, nc, ii days.
ssT ss ssSsEssi ha si Aasss A''A
Schr Iris Chacc Boston.
schr Richard Law, Campbell Boston.
Schr Warrior Sleeper. ThOmrston.
Packet ship St Patrick, from Liverpool to Ogden.
Also, onebrig go.
Steamship southerner Chnresni barks JUPITER do; Sultan
Philadelphia; brig George, Charleston.
ship Julia Howard o southpor Buckley from Charleston,
to Durham Dinion Friday night at in the s
blow being very ashore the Roamer Shoals got
again ashore the West Bank The News left
her on She leaked but will
be rot # Iext tide. She had pilot on board.
The packet ship Margaret Evans Tinker for Tendon her
way ashore yesterday the
Of the Upper Middle She had received damage when the
News Boy her and will probably be got oil the next tide
Tie steamer Hercules Is along side.
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The Kdna,bha Republican reports in Jackson coun-
ty majority for Csss-being whig gain of 59-and
MSS memoi sndum the back Of the paper gives in
Nicholas Taylor majority Of u.s. being whigt gain
of 90 Correcting table by these, and the official
leaves majority of 1853 Folks vote to overcome
and only three mites to hear from, viz Braxton
Logan and Gilmer, (new county, The vote in the
Cass's majority up to nearly l.500.-Rieh. Eng.
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Died.
, MAnrmA A., wife of Mr. Aaron r.

On the 18th insta Mamma A, wife Of Mr. Aaron T..
Hovey, aged ~ years.
The friends Of the family, the members Of Howard
Lodge, No. 60, Mt Hebron Encampme no z, |. D
90. alec the members n Marion Division Sons Of
Temperance, respectfully invited 10 attic I'D her
funeral, On Sunday, Rtl o'eloch NJ from her late
uside.ce, No. 3Cs SiAsl avenue; near III street.
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NliSslsslppl,

The returns are very incomplete, but we have re.
Of SO in the State The reports as to
prevent any thing like statement of the totals As
we receive the complete vote OF the mites, will
make additions to table, but able to add bu
few to-day We learn verbally that 40 counties re-
ported Jackson show gain of about 200 over the
last Presidential election, and that the wings there
now concede the State to Cass by 500 to majority
-Ticksburg Sentinel, Nou. IA.
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2,799,lO2 IS
3,762,537 20
s3,e57,197 03

ing to. .....,..,,.,.... So,eoI, lg1 Oo
Accompanying the estimates are sundry papers FUR
pished by the Treasury, War, and Navy Departments
containing refere the acts OF Congress, &C., on
which the estimates founded. ! am, very respect
fully, your obedient servant, X J. WALKER,
Secretary of the Treasury
The prece ding estimates, you will perceive have
obtained for you In advance Of their publication by
their pres ntation to Congress.
have neglected to ention the arrival here within
the psst few days. Of General Dix the distinguished
Senator from New York. MIR. Henley, member Of the
House, from Indiana, with his lady, arrived last
evening.
prospectus, you perhaps aware has been issued
by Messrs Blair Rives, tor q Independent jour-
nal, the seat Of government, under the editorial
charge of Messrs Francis Blair and James c. Pickett
The Congressional department and business
of the paper, will be under the management of Mr.
John c. Rives. Mr.. Pickett has been connected with
the diplomatic service in Quito, and more recently
has occupied the position of Charge of Peru The new
paper, to be called the Globe will be published daily
during the sessions of Congress- and weekly during
the balance Of the year. Nothing Of political party
aspect" the publishers say, will appear In the Globe
that which will be found in the Congressional re-
ports"
am informed that the proprietors Of the Battery,
Taylor whig campaign paper, published here once .
week, by Messrs. Gideon Son, since the first Of
September, also propose to establish daily paper, as
the organ of the Taylor republican party, and that
MT Hartman, the Potomac Of the Baltimore Patriot,
will be of the editors. The people, therefore, are
in fair way to be kept well advised Of all that
at the seat OF government during the heroc admins.
tYation'
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S6,542, i3l Az
DANIEL GRAHAM, Reg. Of the Treasury.
Treatury Department
Registers Office, November 10, 1S4S,
THrAsUSy DEPARTMENT, Nov. 10, 1913
SR-Agreesby TO the Joint resolution Of Congress Of
Abe h January ls46 have the honor to transmit for
the Information OF the House of Representatives,
printed estimates Of the appropriations proposed to be
made for the fsea year enoing Juno 80 1850 amount
iDgto s2sl53,102 92