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Washington telegraph., 1848-07-05

GgS. C.s-Tha Baltimore American thus dis.
courses ol the nominee Of the Democracy
"lftho.e who have made this nominations aud
those for whom il was made, are satisfied with u,
we refer particularly othe nomination Tor The
Prcsdoncy--ihe Wings throughout the county
we presume, are well satisfied too. II the sclcc.
ton Of competitor had brrn len 10 them they
would mos, probably. In the exercise Of a wise dis
cfeton have chosen Gen. Chss-a gentleman NJ
a,niablo weakness, Of pliahIe consistency, aud the
representation ofuolhng save q cumhcrome nc'
tyily in self accommodation 10 the probable ynri.
alions of the political compass. lie has obtained
the reward OF much labor IN securing the nolnina-
ton Of his party. II the honol be an empty one, It
will be more commensurate with his dcsefls aud
he may enjoy It while It lasts. To the gratifying
conviction That he is fully paid for all that hc has
ever done politically worthy Of reward The couu-
try will take care that Tho public interests shall not
suffer by any such work ol suprr'Togaiion MS his
election to t,c Presidency would be. lie is not
the man for these tunes
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-05
GROCERIES, WINES AND lIQuoRs.

GROCERIES haa ts andha
h n sandk uc
M aa, aud barA
ap
a B., or assorted
qoao o I'd % aud champagne fai pipes. half pipes qtfks keys,
Ian du:s Gro nnd
nsaf Sand
tcs.dl lssteofS, &cs&e=
10000 agua IN
hall quarter aud slnl also smeaag tobacco sgn and vine pepper
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-05
80 : zDnDa 4mzEG Y. :.

sApnIEaa
aud
Nsuif al ad
oquIed
b'kfezr; RlHft aud
sll paIsd hld Inn nlrensd
hu 90 gsNul
heanns Hound llong Hst mos double head dtn m ETa Kentucky
ns
web n sd o'esand hqaa lesffFEsta arp ohee Ill
dhnga aku
Ff ball BLACK 9fdageo MgN round collar marng
W. cotton md Heather
aate Adls lss GsFaNeR andeaHa ls double single
/ e1
aHt7 Ladies as abr Of all q1a; DO vt wlfi
init
eatd suPad plated and asl d sp,
suaH timed double mohl % with mui polished ns. iand
plated unad Ega bW % plated
a. hrla
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-05
N h W GOODS.

THE undersigned respectfully call The attention
ofiheir friends and customers To Their large aud
Nycll selected stock Of goods .oomprHnt every
article that is usually kept 10 southern Stofe)
which have just been received and are Offering 50
low that any one wishing to buy canuot il doug
40 by calling on them, They deem 1t unnecessary
to parlcnlatize each article, as they do MOI wish to
weary the public by prrusIug lengthy ana long
winded advertisement We feel confident Tint ihe
less one praises his stock Of goods the better Our
stock speaks for itself We have only 10 retiark,
/, "rhBt larger boats may venture more"
But 1--WE smaller should keep near shore -
Give us call before purcbadna elsewhere.
A. BLOCK Il SON
June 30, lsis.iE
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-05
pRUES ANQ 1IEpICINEg.

lanur n
na eenb bue '3 ] t" and oilt % ba5oae e' alum sape.
Spugon onandB Brad.
lords M , a tHsr 1s fahneioes f hhtagci
cdsu ia and :l.
aiaatls % snuff pileyS cinnamon
Godfrey col Rhun drops cologne autud lihh ef spikes Ihomsoas
Maelrof. shaving uhorn
SPANISH
e
. ials-3OU
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-05
FOR TILE SENATE.

lJ-No arc authorised to announce A. J, Ann.
sraoNo as candidate for recollection to the State
SENATE from The district composed Of the counties
Of Lafayette, Sewer aud Polk.
u We are authorized to annonnae Col W1nAM
NfNNl Of Lafayette county, as candidate to
represent The district composed of the counties OF
Lafayette Sewer aud Polk in the next State
stuule
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-05
NEW GOODS

TllE sab,cnl,fs brg leave TO inform ,heirfrsud,
/ aud the putr grlrply that they have received
large uud we'll selected iiort ofgoads suited for
ilis market, which they ore determined 10 ssll a.
thryery lowest pfcss or ca ], or 70 Paae'ual deal
cts ga credit.
GEu. ". GREEN & BROTHER
Washington. Juur 2- II ,-.99.3m.
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BOOKS Il STATIONARY.

fe5sntay ellen rats deeag snls r'ospfh sai atlas MiIs g
aaaH s 1sb. r'e Nasfs ad neEn aftheafe History The United
sgnie
] assistants saPpar9n On t &C. SC Ruled bsecap white ruled aud let
aud white
& ge betaE ad en'aopa " feF o .s3 efeqs fold
lamps
zia inks record a bottles d Quilts qsn
.----- IL. L.l.- a.- -.-. -L. M.n .La g. =.
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-05
Whole number

Whole number III
There hciug no choice on this ballot,
second ballot WAS crdefad. which re.
suited ~ follows
Nillard Fillmore. of Nov YeFh. In
Abbott Lawrence. OF Massachusetts. =
.lnhu Sergeant. Of Pcnn-nlHama :
Inhu VI Clayton. ui Delaware J
George Evans. Of Maine, .
Tie Hon Mdlaul Fillmore. Of New
York was unanimously declared 20 be
the rhri5e Of liz Convention or The Wee
Presidency. amil the most dtaicmng
cheers
Anrf Il nomination w. proclaimed.
NJ. Mccullough. OF New laf-sy. addras.
sed the convention. and san that the lifst
nomination Of Cen Taylor ief the Pres.
deucy was maie ON the ifss soil ol New
.ler.cy. on tIia Trenton halsIa 4fld, IL.
therefore mesrAtlat The nomination be
,.rlacd hYisH Convention As unanimous
Mf Vance. q OHIO seconded the mo-
tinn. lie lad strongly opposed General
Tavlor. but was too old q soldier not Ia
surrender when fairly whipped lie did
not despair oicauyiug Oa.u foG Taylor
Mr. Carroll. Of New York. -nid that
"Whigs never surrender aud Now loik
wouli respond laiba nominations by au
overwhelming majority
Mr. " i johnson, Of Pennsylvania,
said that Prunsylyau'a would nobly res
pond the romiunt' ons mud Theory would
br. until ihrcud Oft lhr rumullHn Aliulc
more grape. Captain bragg
Mr. Campbell, OF Ohio. ouiy asked that
the same STANDARD. borne - nubly by Nj.
Clay, be taisod by tin, ccnFen,lon-and
ifI'aylor's principles are Clay S he would
20 Tor HIM.
4 motion WAS ,iou made t"ndJomu 60
Independence squurcio r'tiiy the nomi'
nation. which W.. opposed hy Nj Shrr'
man. OF Ohio, and lai on lh- table
Nlr Jcniler Of Maryland, pledged that
the vote ol hi, State would bee given cor
dially and enthusiastically to the noml-
uncf.
Nj Tldun, ofOho ca-rAaHo'uuun
affirming tic duty OF Congress TO prohibit
the introduction slavery into ifca ''rn'
tory. which was laid on the table
Nlr. Penn, OF Ohio. came here rs a
Whir and as Wing was bound to support
the nomination. lie felt that be could
confidently pledge the whole State Of
Ohio to the same course
The Convention then adjourned until
quarter of four, 7 VI
ly-A later message by Telegraph says
that the Convention had adjourned sine
de.
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-05
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or THE
NAILS Av WASHINGTON, ARK.

NAILS Az u HA~utNNtUN, Ann
Etc Rock uifyrs Sunday "Wednesday and
Friday, grM
Depart. On Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday.
3Au.
Fon Towson arrives Weiucsiay and Saturday
. G n.
Drpars on Monday and Thursday, Cas-.
Nang, ilI., aud MHd.u arrive. Oh Wedntl-
dsy, q Gr.u.
Departs on Monday and Thuntay, & An
Camden arrive. sunday, 6EM
Departs Oh 1huHdny,G
Fulton departs on Mon'a Z aud Thursday, Ga, 81.
trriysr On the snnie days, 6EM
Xrhalin o. Munret,boso', departs on Friday
CAV.
Arrives on saturday, Gr.u
All the muls close al . ~ previous to de-
r. y. PuRDOM, +. NJ.
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-05
NOTICE.

I ETrERS or administration on III, estate Of
u Juln " l.smay. decd, having hrrn gf1nl-
ed 10 the rndgrs gn' d, beauug diss l9li Jurr'
lsls: therefore lil prGlrs having c'aitaa a-insi
stid estate. are required 10 rhiitlhc rame 90 Tho
udi1inHalor properly authenticated. within ol'
year from tbc dai- o, hs loi!ri., or they may be
puocIu.Ied from auy benefit in said estate, and u
not exhibited w,ihin tso ysap, nay be forever
baust.
HENRY " LENAN, Admir-
Lafayette county June -, lsls-2s.lL
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-05
no Cotton Planters.

THE undrrigaed hos just returned from Gin.
cinnau VITA lnr lot Of Gia Materials,
manufactured under hs own supervision IN that
c.lv, and I u1w about to open a Manuiaclory IN
lhe ,o,gu of Washington, HJmpstuad county, Ark,
Tor The purpose ol building Gin stands aud re-
paifinr the same. Any Gin Stand mode and
sold by the undersigned, aud proving to be not as
good or represented by him. may be returned
wibsAit an, charge to ihr purchaser and all re-.
nars doae b. him wi,I be warranted satisfactory.
ANY person wishing to purchase Gin Stand, or
to have no old Que repaired, would do well to call
and see me.
WIN. W G. COLLINS
WrsAip4ton. June Z. lsts.96
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-05
IaCBmsry
DIMIInLA

7 this day comes uld compliment loslr,
- aud Wahiw a CurgB, her sole i1r,, n.'i
Glrs herein, be-, 300 ui compliant against sild dc.
Pendants, the object oi which Is 10 sel aside d
piu mauc by Muliam Coon decd the husband Of
Complainant, to hs children, oIcetau negr,siay,s
which belonged Ia said complainant before aud al
the time oi her marriage with said William deed
aud to enforce companautr righ thereto, OF
have DOVER nssi. ned 10 her u -uch slaves, bs
widow OF said William, drn'd' aud il appearing
from an affidavit annexed 10 sad bib, that said
defendants Hiiitum T., and Sarah u his wuc,
fruHees A.. Edpia a. aud Laura J., are non.
residents OF the Stale ofAfkansis, and cannot be
served with process therein, 1t is on motion ol
said complement, ordered that said non.resldrut
be nouhrd Ul the peudcnry aud uhlrci ul lha
suit, and that unlrss they 'hil appear before tins
court on or before the third day ul the term
hereof, nl u court w nr holden nj lhr courl house
IN tie luwuof Washington in ti- couHtyoi Hemp
stead, w the third Monday after the fourth Mon-
day Of July, lsi5, aud plead, answer or drmnf
to said hI, the tiur will be- tukrn lpr confessed,
aud a decree entered .oeo,dirg.y; aud IL further
ordered that d co,y Of ids order be inserted AID
published III the Nsshugton Telegraph, d news.
paper Published Ia iii. state, lof Two weeks suc-
ces'iyeIy. the last insertion TO be at least four
weeks before the sud next term, and that such
publication, when 40 made, be takea and deemed
sullieenl nolicoto said non resident defendants OF
the pendercy and object OF this suit
Tsslc. ;. II. SANDERS Clerk
A ltur copy rom tine record. .,.......
Ta,c, S.T SANDERS, Clerk.
Washington, July 5Dh, lrlo.JO-2w.
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-05
For TIE LEGIsLAruRE.

1--we are authorized to auu1aaea GuASLrs u
AHoagLl, candidate to represent Hampstead
county IN the nekl Legislature,
l- We arc aati5fIzad to auaomee lYA llilG
Il aeandIdic to represent Hampstead county IN the
next Legislature,
lFWc are authorized 10 aanonuee JolN S.
GsNSsS, OF Sauf Township, as candidate to
represent Ilrmpilaad counly in the next Legs.
Iatule,
1--we ara auih7f2rd ia anndanaa BERNARD I
ilrurrG,p, as aeauiIdalc 10 frpfeseu, llymp.
slead county ia tie next Legislature.
1--we afs aalhun1cl Ia annanner Jous l..
EtDs, as a eandiasle to represent llempstead
county in the aeAt State Legislature,
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-05
POls SALE.

4 DESIRABLE residence IN the town Of
"a Washington, with ull tho necessary out build.
ms., will be Bold low FOR pidiculap nqaus al
ID Ofte
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-05
Defendants
hGaag

Y urs dsf ssnir .ai eaufnaialuls hr Fsd
n anii tfamHiHs their saIIaiIafs. sHt iIrs
hsfs'l their b'l OF comp amt a.aIa.i said defend.
aHls. ihe uh Ct oi winch is 10 have a fr.siair.
Hlsli aud ssuitmsal Of iLa ateoHals ul Tie late
Hsalanu J lin. a. lot, administrator ui the
esials OF lhamaz {. Dupfep, dsr'd. and To- have
the pIopsug, len > tie slII lafIz, transferred Ia
aHd Erslui ia uamH.aiHaul, = belonging lU Them.
lae Sam aasaz hssn purchased aiIIi lbrIr funds.
aud TO ~ s.. iHsEss; aud 3, aypsauu. Ilau lu al.
tidsyi' trd 10 Jbjt eausr, that EWm ns Nt' llsf.
o., Egmiu. Arkansas Ham. Bnd Emma pr.
uy'upr Hams, children of u J. ilaffs, deed, and
defendants ahu,s named. arc n1u.fesJruis uf the
STATE OF ArAausls, auI cannot be- served win rp,.
er's, I s, 0u motion oi SAID eomp.Aiuaui,. order.
cd lhli sad u1u-fpstrnt defendants be ul...r.i oil
lHe rruu-nsy and uiyre, ol thi, su,i. end that
ual,,stry sl4i. appear before lhs segH on ur Jv.
fore lhr tfd day oi The us'i tenn hereof al a
court 10 b. haIIcl v, lhe rouH house. ia lHr ,oan
0i Washington 10 tho county Of llempsIrad, ou
ihe iigd Muuday anrf the louIlI Monday q. JAW.
A. u, i,l7, aud plead, answer OF domar Co said
uIl, hc slms wl'I b. taken for couips.. d araiu,,
Them, aud decree catered accordingly. .ndil is
muh'r srdrI-i that d copy Of tbs order l- insert.
81 aud Published t. Maslngtol yslrri.p.., d
usWspap,r pib'.sltd 10 this state, i1r tgo week,
suecgssN,lJ, The last Insertion to be al ss,t four
week, brlore tho SAID ueAi tenn, and ihut said
Publication, w,u ~ inside, be taken and rmod
,iliDral Uoice TO saiI nonresident defendants, ol
tle ,'Hura,y aua object u l.is suit
j,a-. =. T. SANDERS, Crk.
\ lfge ecny io-i ,hc ry~oh
Ir,te' ;. y SANDERS. Clk.
Warrington, Juy. 9th, lsls.3u.
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-05
STATE or ARKANSAS, !
CouSTy or llEuFsrE,p. I


CouSTyoF llrurrE,p.
Ia he H-Hp,i,ad Circuit Court IN raeaiioH on
tie Chaacrrg sid' hsrogE Jnss 7, A. D., lsls
Thomas J. Corlelr-,
reiiiioasr
80, ~ Petition to fore
James ". li,Ea aud ''''e N'O'' s's''
Henry D. Mason.
Defendants.
THIS Day came the sid priitouer by Gran.
4 olson u. R0yslon, his solicitor, and f.d hs
pslI'iun IN this oHusc, and also an affidavit stating
HAT licnD ID Ndson, enc Of said defendants. is a
uDh.f,siaeriof lhr State OF Afkan.as; Therefore,
on ui.iion 10 Is ord fcd b. me, the undersigned,
rt-fk II the lirfuptead Circuit Court. in tic State
Of htAauslH that The SAID defendant Henry u.
Mason BE-, aud he IL hereby notified Of tie com.
usnusnoui aud Object Of this sut, which !, 10
io.eclos. a cruan deed of mortgage executed by
ihC sali john Meek, TO ie sad petitioner, on c,f.
tain lands situated in Hampstead county. Afkau.
sls, 10 secure thc payment Of ceriain writing,
obligatory executed By tho taid John Meek, 10
the sli petitioner, Oh tho lGlh day of January,
A. D. lsi5, for S26G &C. with eight per cent IN
'ertst from the l., day Of January. A. d. IsiG.
until paid; aud il i further ordered that q copy o.
ihF of1rr' ht published 10 some newspaper printed
in igc state Of AfIansas, BY two successive week
" mwrolF ihe last Of which il 10 De-, at least.
-four weeks b-lor the irst day Of the net term ol
iAe llonpslcrd Circuit Court, al term thereof to
be holden ai the court house, in the town Of Wash
lngion' 10 SAID county conmehcing on the third
Monday hiler The fourth Monday IN iuly. In The
year 4. y. lsls, requiring the said defendant,
Henry ID, Mason, 10 be then, aud there, belors
said roa'i, and plead, answer, or demur 10 aaid
petition, or the same Nl be taken ascorniessrd
agln1 h.in. and a decree entered acrordrly
5. T. SANDERS, Crk
a true copy from iha record
Tesle 5. T SANDERS, Crk.
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-05
STATE or iRRANSIS.
COUNTY OF HEMPSTEAD

IH iir t.s CurBt Court Of rIid county, 90 eisgrs.
Tg' 10 rgsanba b.i0Ir tAr elpk, oHt,e 81 digui
JalB lei@.
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-05
For SHERIFF.

1--WE ara aaIhar 'd To anaaaase Wump
GaNr, As candidate lur the oiiiee Of Sheriff Of
Lafayette county.
1rNe hfr a#lhefzel 10 annonnae ] BBiNeu
sANnfwl as eauildaJa iur the uhee ol shefiil
OF llsmp,lsad county.
j. Ne ore aHthafised i8 aGpaunee WILLIAM VI.
sfHAal as candidate ioi ShenIf of llerp,Iead
HHfUiIl.
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-05
STATE 05lRKANSAS,
COUNTY or HEMPS TEAD

Ia The Ctemf Csaft of said County. ia ChaHcsfg,
n rlran9H LIaTs itf rlfrk Oh The 81 Jal,, II Is
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-05

glass
aaii blue as lamps as % vnraf aa'd m.ai PLAN glass @al table
isd and pa eaal sof 1,petaa syrup jugs pofsa' ,eeaH aaE
na assorted
alsze aod daiRn powder saesi me' tunnels sa s m
PHl fpI asta Ps plate sato Hf fft boxes gf boxes Pokiiancus
AeodSofe Painted ra painted tas R ssf
s.--N--.- ..L-- -ag-r-a--
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-05
f0R CLERk

1--we are authorized to annoaner SMyN T
saNpEBs as candidate for reelection TO the
ellier Of Clerk Of Hampstead county.
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-05
02oUIE2T34 s. GEAssVglA.1 q IL.

fRrNr gilt CHINA china white
fn PLAIN white granite lowered blue granite breakfast.
aud Wh ad@ light tue F@n blue aud se dep and shallow
soup covered dishes sad the and butter h8a edge
tsis, li aEe dfhes ArrS,
Apef aud eaW uaprs usidi ir uae dishes milk pans dark
dark blue tll cg asns, ar
hns and iiubsf aud aru moo asls
ann. "a. --.-.
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-05

journmcnt until 3 o'clock-negatve, as
also motion To take half an hours recess.
The following names were then placed
in nomination-George Evans, of Mainei
Abbott Lawrence, OF Massachusetts,; John
NJ. Clayton, of Dalcwarc; Vim. IL, Sew
ard, OF New York; Thos Ewing ofOhio,
Andrew Steward OF Pennsylvania; Robt.
C. Winthrop, of Massachusetts John
Young of New York; Thos. r. King, of
Georgia; Thuflow Weed, Of New York
John Sergeant oil Pennsylvania Hamilton
Fish, of New York; and fhomas McKen.
nan, of PENNSYLVANIA.
Mr. Patterson, OF New York, with.
drew Mr.. Stewards name Mr. Ashmun
withdrew Mr. Ewing and Mf King was
also withdrawn.
Mr., Galloway, of Ohio, had come
pledged TO vote for a candidate opposed
10 the extension Of slavery, and would 90
home to his constituent, aud abide what
ever they may propose in Their free couu.
sells. Gen Taylor's Wing principles were
doubted in OHIO, but il he was shown to
br favorable with the WING measures,
all would he right
The President then directed the Con.
vention to prepare to bgIlnl for Wee Pres.
ident
Tho. Ewing. OF Ohio, Was then re.
nominated.
Mr. Woodbridge, Of Michigan was
alzn placed in nomination.
Tic ar-l balll ws IhaH aheu, Hul
re,4tcd tt, IaIo"s.
F5EsF NtlLuT
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-05

Man t I uuhs
Complainant
-
Il r Cook, Francis Hop.
kius, aud Mildred H., l,s
wife, William + Camp.
brll, and Sarah T., his
vile, Frances A. Cook,
Edwin Il Cook, james
q Cook, Laura J Cook.
jaime. 4, Johnson, EiEi
Walker aud Augustus
JohnrIn.
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-05

Ahbou I.aWfaaee. Of Mas aHiasotts, lou
Millard Fillmore, OF New iorh, ll5
George Evans Of Maine, o
Geo Lunt, Of Massachusetts. /
I. Butler King, OF Geofgiat /
John Young, Of New York. /
Solomon Foale. l
Hamilton li.sh. ui New IuIb. :
Thoma, Mekennan, ol Pennsylvania, u
John Sergeant Of Pennsylvania, &
Andrew S.ewnrl. Of Pennsylvania, II
Thomas LIVING, Of Ohio, !
- Cheale. oil Massachusetts, ]
Jahp N Clayton, ol Delaware. )
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-05

ElIfa $, ky burn ate Duptrr,
{ nurfse sud Ar.
Zutr.'aJ nlTFEiHiau,su
der the age OIL years, by
Benjamin f.i.y burn, their
quad
eninlaaanls,
Joel " liauiaiIzss im.ni..
Hifalur OF iIr eslais al Nrult.
ma ! ilaris. decd BiHho.u-
HiFN d Jones sliI afUilus bs
lbur Mr. BauAarad
ard iyu ll~N HIlisf rm.
nia Penelope Hams and L..
Iauiinr AhaasasilafIs. 4 mi.
llils aud tbi.diaH aud sdi- hris
Al Ias c. ANN Harr,,
dHHsa-ra
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-05
CONSTABLE.

l4'Era aHlHa.saJ to aubaaare " V, kEg
ss a'r4naaalr lar Constable vi uzan Township.
l5'JAa.s i. K fagN,Ls, 80 are authorized u
say, Is a candidate lor Constable Of otaa Town.
HH#
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17
CAN DID ATE ~.


J-We are authorized to announce Col WILLIAM
WYNN, OF Lafayette county, as candidate to
represent the district composed of the counties oil
Lafayette, Sewer aud Polk in the next state
Senate,
9JWe are authorized to announce JOINS l.
Fans as a candidutc to represent Hampstead
county IN the next State Legislature,
gI'We ars authorized to announee ions 5.
CANNON, Of Saline Township, as eand.dite to
represent licmpalsud county in the next Legs.
laiufr,
1--WE are authorized to announce ngRN.Rn +
litNHfE.D, as candidate 10 rrplesen, Hemp.
stead county IN the ueit Legislature,
1TWt ARE authorized to announce ] BaAscu
sANsEfna as candidate l0r the office ol sherl
Of iiempslead county.
u We afe authorized to announce SmlN r
sANnEas as candidate iur reelection 10 lhc
oiliec OF Clerk If Hampstead euunly,
1J'We are aulhorzedt To announce WmLiaa "
sruARf a candidate for Sheriff ol lleieIaleal
county
I'Janrs VI r. FaeSsLy, We aro authorized t,
say' Is candidate for Constable Of olau Town,
shIp.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17
FR.NKFoRr. April as, 1913,

RAcnft ,>D M,Enult,HE a highly wrought
scene lat Nrrk ai Tie Theatre fnucaI,c, noe
"a led IT. 'lh-alrrtr Ia Rrmbiqir" Nile Ra.
el'l. lir great EegrfIah, ~, called upon. s'l,i
he performance of CIau's tossing H. MusD.gis,
She arp AIRED he Roman co.iumr--ih- same
.lr bad Nufn 10 iir imgsdy-wth thr adln.uu
n. q if4-Cfufei uthfus Sfs whs never grandrT
iuau in h.f setting inis song. II was motr than
rH-tug-i Was 'ub'imr-aui paro. ul the char.
agi,r ui q religious chant. Par. ut u .hr gave lu
q low lfrmu0us voice llrr Nho.c ifam- apl.sst.
ID gui,srug wiiu pairol.e i,Tvof A wtirrsays
.h,i "Whrn, At The llsl yrf,", she - lsd the r..
pubrau nar, threw herself upon her kn'ss, and
bugged Il ln her arms, she srsmrd 10 pf,ssnl a.
lucc, the real aud idcal Joan ol Arr
boston Atlas Cor
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17

TnG 6aEAr CALI Terrible destruction and
lass Of L1s.--AppalIing accounts are reaching II.
from the Lake Shores. The Cleveland Plain
Dealer Of the 2al, says
I'VE learn rum the mate Of the Hendrix llud.
soa--ths morning from lr1it-ihlt the Cepc.
land Is fepaHed 10 have rode through The gale. be.
t@eeu Atinhgaa city aud st J1sepIi's, but that
her upper cabin parted liam her hull, aud went
over eaugiag fih Il her passengers 70 uatsig
grqus.' The Steamer Lexington j. aground oil
Rnllalu. The balrio Courier says, Tint the water
of the Luke had greatly frredea al thul point aud
was lillren iuehts lower than ever before tuaiyn
Points usually eosered by Three to five feet water
were entifrly bare
The tine Steamer Niagara was wrecked near
thu mouth Of Gehrsre rgrf, she stranded half a
mile west Of the light house, aud about her owii
length lt9ln shufe. SHs hnd seventy I've paszsn,
gera all el wham were got of ia safely, At last
adyoss she bad lhrrr feet water iu her hold. aud
It Wa. considered certain that she must @ u
pIeers Cost Of tho sessr s6uun0,-uo iHsur.
auer
\ Atfisarap ls dHpitaH from sanda.ky, al %
= -. 0utHe iala. Ru aaafF IIaf q teen grsseis ar
an sHufrs Hrur#F In stzH1 of Tat pIn=as s-amuua
tIHm tie EHF##a, I'm, SaIH-, Bufah1td. ang
Enptr Of lnks OnHra. Enpfa OF i.aks lue. nj,
Hannah Counter, aud hlNs Nsatar-lhs olhrrs an,
known We shall probably have mofe particular
Tomorrow
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17

PpSfEEs AND rBrssaEN or PARIS
Among the Incident, which led 10 Tho
fageul revolution IN Fmuee, the following.
from the London Chronicle Is not uu.
important
\ very serious cause Of alarm Is with
respect To the working eompo.itofs aud
prr,smen OF Paas. They are a very
formidable body amounting 10 upward,
oi sixteen thousand men Hitherto lhry
have taken little or no interest ia the
affair ot the reform banquet, bnt to-day
they have given notice ln almost all lhy
printing establishments that lhcyWlil uut
bt al their work tomorrow, a, they have
10 attend the procession TO the ChumV~
Ely,ce.. lhJy are almost all communist
aud | need not remind you thal they were
the lr,l moy,r, aud the principal con.
gnbulor, TO the revolution OF July.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17
D,ylrL Wrr,Trr's UriNloy or GEyrt

DNNEL WEnsTrE's UrNloN or GESUR-
Al Sc0rT-Mr Mcb,tgrin hi- last great
Senatorial speech, thus spoke OF Genera.
scott
Gen. Scott Aman that has performed
lhc most brilliant campaign military un.
mails. A man that has Waucd against the
eHemy-wamed against the climate
waued against q thousand unpropiIou-
circumstances, and earned tie tiag Of hi
county 10 the capital OF the cugmy-hon-
onbly proudly humancly, TO his wupcr-
mancnt honor and the great credit Of hi
country
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17

IL gives u some satisfaction to state, a.
affixed fact, that Santa Anna has embark.
ed Tor Jamoica-IIasb,agiO UaiOM
Nearly two year, ago IL gave you great
satisfaction TO state as "a hxcd fact that
santa Anna had gone iHto Mexico. and
now II gives YOU ".omc satisfaction To
state as fixed fact that he has gone
Optoii it. Mr. Polk "hXcd" the ionucriact,
aud Gen. Scot, "liXcd" the lulter.-L0N
jour.