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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-10-26
TO THE PUBLIC.
$1,000
WORTH OF GOODS TO BE SOLD BY THE
OOfIh of rncXf DCCCmhcr.

2Vt1 Oh BCNt DCCChtDCEs
WISHING to make extensive arrangements engage IN
w EXCLUSIVE AGRICULTURAL WARE DusI-
SEss pT * Entire ',qS1 Gg 2Y SGoU GHo
COST loss for Cash ut iate" at such phi
css az s9a gosD.g ,sgf hCs entire disposal at the time
do assure the community that this is no IIumbug "
Tho Goods must be sold My assortment comprises az
which purchased at the unprecedented low prices OF this
TALL Sales will commence
And will invite all purchasers old aud new Ia
take advantage of this opportunity to buy iheii Winter
Goods at tho great discount If prices which assucdy will be
Goods ,rsH be- arranged ia tots and ncefy
CATALOGUES Ae ;eR REHp (" f %M Distribution.
Lot no. !.
PRoADCLoTHs, Cassue'cs, sauincus, 1,wecds, Doe
I'D skins suns for Nestngs Vacnciis, Caslmercs, Las
s Lot No. 2.-RcOdy Made Clothing:
Green spcuccs, Flannel Shirts aud DIawcrs
Lot No. 3.-Drcss Goods.
Dooncs, Nadonas, Rosyn paids DIR Italian silks very
wide and nice, at 81 pcryd.
Brown Coons, Dtillngs, ickiog@, flauc, stripes, PLAID
Lnsoys, BLEND Goods Crash, Diaper Sc Cotton Cloth at
Lot NO. 5.-Calicocs
Ala, 8 G. to 10, the lost English at II c,s. per yd Cling
hams, WOODEN shawl,, scnrs, Ribbons, White Goods Mus
Inns, Cambcks aud Lincns.
Lot No. O.
Gloves Hosiery, Laccs Edgngs, FIingos, uttons Table
Cloths i,udkcrSf. vciyois, bonnet ks Grapes, Dcru
ges, surscs, Alotocn, selcsias and Coshlns
Lot No. 9.-MisceIloucOus.
Threads, Buttons, Tapes, Needless Pins, rads Hooks &,
Eyes, Carpet Bags, Braces Mtens, YAM Umbrellas, Shoes
Rubbers, Bunucts, Sewing silk, Twist, Canvass, Padding
and great variety of small wares.
Lot No. s.-Crockery d Glass Ware.
Sets Mulhury, Flowing Blue with match pieces through
out Common Ware Plates Pitchers, Nipples bakers Glass
Lamps Dishes, Looking Gsses Paper liansings and Cur
tain PUpels.
Lot No. 0.-UnrdvRre.
Screws, Saws Chises Plane Irons, Gougcs, Locks Files
Butts aud Hinges, Iron and Brass Candle sticks, Spoons Ia
Bile Cutlery Suuicrs aud Trays, Hammers and SLAVES Axes
UTdHnp aches, Rolls, R1Zus Chains, Bttlnil
Ware Soap, AUG aud Ginblcts
Octohct > 40 J. w IOWES.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD
AND
Franklin and EkristnI RniIrOnh.


On and after October 20, 1sas,
THE PASSENGER TRAINS on these roads, IN
connection with the Lowell, Nashua, Concord, Vor-
mont Central and Pussumpsc River railroads, will dat
W unduys excepted as follows, viz:
Leave Boston for Bristol and Lebanon NJ H., Mortified acd
Bradford, VI. at ut I2 A. NJ.
Leave BoNon for Lebanon and Bristol at % NJ.
Leave Concoa TO- iO A. NJ und +. NJ, on tho arrival OF
the cars from Boston.
Leave West Lebanon for Lowell and Boston At i2 A. Nj.
2P NJ or On the arrival of Tho from the West aud
North.
Leave bristol for Lowell and Boston at A. NJ. and So
PM
FARE-Lowell to West Lebanon aa75-Dri.!oI l,7s
Manchester " 2,l0 ITO
Concord 1,75 IS
Passengers taking the7 AM train from Boston, via tho
Mddelury, Lyndon, V Rath aud Litleion, N. H. same
day being day lhin other route aud stan
siead and ShcrhrOokc second day.
This ro0d connects with tho Vermont Central aud Con
River aud il the direct Central and Northern New
Hampshire, aud hern aud Western Vermont IL also
the British steam mail line, and tho nearest route from BOs-
ton TO the Cnnadas.
Numerous stages with all parts Of the roads and
on the arrival OF the hst train, Stages leave Bristol, Tor
New Hampton, Plymouth, Fanconu Notch loi Runney and
all In those directions Stages also leave Lebanon for
Meriden, Caromont aud West Lebanon ior Windsor
Stages leave Btfdord for llavcil, Bath, ltl ton md
Lancaster N. H., Wells River, Lyndon. Cnitsbury VT,
Stnns,cud aud ShcIbruok, Canada.
Stages leave White River Nillngo for Woohstock &C.
leave Royuton for Chclscl, &c,-cnve Bcheior Mddcbu
y,&c.-lcuvu Nortlfcld for Montpelier, Hddwck, STAN
stead, burlington, Montreal, Sc.
This route has proportion of Railroad convoy
ancc in hUso directions than any other.
All luggage ma ho properly muked, and when valued at
more than 500 notice must be given and extra chatges paid
no sum beyond that amount will he allowed.
Mcichandizo trains daily, Sundays excepted.
ONsLOW STEARNs, Agent.
Concord N II. Oct TO- 1913. 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-10-26
LIFE INSURANCE..

TINE State Life Insurance Company of Worcester Mass
of which Hon JOHN DAVIS, is President has guar.
anten capital of 100000 and is of the safes, and best
Institutions of the kind in the Union. There few il
any institutions established, which rank higher in the
oil real utility to the community than those whose object is
to afford the means Of support to widow and her orphans
The friends of this institution claim to have been acuated
by motives OF bencyocncc and philanthropy in their efforts
in its behalf, and they invite the careful attention of the
public TO tho provisions OF the charter, and the plans
business adopted in thereof The subscriber is
agent for this Company, and may be found during the sit
ting Of the Legislature, il the Counting Room OF storrs
Langdou
CHARLES ROWEN.
October Is. 3deod6[ws
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5000 DOLLARS WORTH

GOODS for Sale at COST for CASEE.
I'HE need of exclusive II ARDN ARE establishment
IN the Centre of the state has Induced embark in
that branch OF lrade in Older 10 prepare for that
We offer our stock of GOODS now on hund, Ar COST,
with the hope that may clear store OF Shelf Goods
at least by the fist Of January hox IN order 10 lie prepared
to upon the branch Of business early the spring
Our stock has mostly been purchased recently.
H,y-PurchasoGs invited TO call.
l.. d. Il. n. CROSS.
hiontpelier, Oct %, Ie4s. 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-10-26

CONSUMPTION. This terrible disease is commonly at
trbuted climate. But if the climate blame
the disease would have been inflicted on that aud not
upon the people. We think the fault in the people, and
that if the people would keo the sus of themselves and
their children properly washed, and abstain from guitony
poison and dleness Tor generation or two, consumption
would be known than is now, 10 good society, the
disease for which scratching and sulphur the principal
remedies.
However, consumption prevails matters and pck'
of the best and the peties of US in prime In this stat
OF things do the best piece out and patel
web of life with journeys, voyages aud medicines
OF all the medicines know of, Doct Wsarl Busam
Wild Cherry is what should first recommend We have
in office living proof of its efficacy, who, but for it
would have been beneath the sod long The inventor OF
this medicine Dr. Wistar man Of science and human
and undoubtedly prepared the remedy in its best FORM
the public may rely upon Mr. Fowle for the genuine article
boston Daily ChrOnotype, Jan. 10, le47
None genuine, unless signed |. Butt 5 on the wrapper
For sale by $. r. REDFlELD, Mnntpeler, VI. aud b
H. X. SLAYTON, Calais, VT; also, by agents generally.
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Washington Go. Teachers Institute.

A ARRANGEMENTS have been made to hold Teachers
~ Institute AT Waitsheld, to commence Monday after
18Th and continue two weeks. The services OF Mr.
Richards is well known 10 this county, and needs ess
Of eommehdaon confidence in his ability
conduct the exercises of Institute We
teachers in view ofihe opportunity that will be presented for
them to reap tho Advantages OF his ubos aud
large number VIII avail themselves oft.
tuition foe will he charged, just sufficient To the
expenses of the Institute (not including those OF tho
superntendont but in exceed dollar Tor gem
temen and my cents for ladies' Board viii be furnished at
S2,25 for the term.
rehse oring with you Sanders Fourth Reader, Wells
"iamnu Adams or DavIas' Arithmetic, slate and pencil
hSlnmglng BOOK, and a few sheets OF Writing paper
Al VINO propose to teach, either our winter
schools, should ptaetcablo, attend upon this Institute
we hazard nothing IN saying, II will afford them
In the State '
In Behalf Of the Committee Of Arrangements.
r.. J. SCOTT,
Supt. Of Conn on Sc,oVls IN Wash Co.
Montpelier, Oct. 10, 1913. al
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-10-26
DIEM TISTRY.

nR. IL. ISILBOURN, having been at Boston for
~ time past, the purpose of peectng himself in
the Latest mpOV emens in Dentistry, is prepared to
compete with the Celebrated Dentists in Town or
Country.
Owing tho increase of business he has recently made
Repairs and improvements in his Office, and Accessions to
ture Of ARTIFICIAL TEETH. His facilities sych as
enable him Insert Whole Parts Of sets OF the most
Beautiful Blocks of GUM TEETH, when required, at short
notice. on u NEW, PATENT, SUCTION PRINCIPLE,
have resisted the weight OF Ten Pounds without removing
the Teeth In the PuRITr OF MATERNAL Beauty of Finish,
9Th aud Durability Of his work he will defy competi
ton by any Dentist in Vermont
PLUGGING TEETH.
This operation is tho Intricate and Important brsnc
in the science Many inclined to neglect their teeth un
Ill they past remedy, or have them filed IN diseased
cond on-makng the foolish remark, " 80 Tong as my teeh
filled by an OPERATOR and consequently lose all
conddence tho Dr. X has examined mnuely the dli
methods of plugging teeth in the Cities and viii FIJI
them BY Peculiar Process, prHctsed by the most Skul
aud Beauty al the teeth tosored,the Gold
condensed to be impemeabe to ait aud the huld OF
the mouth, thereby rendering them Permanent for Life'
EXTRACTING TEETH.
The Advertisers InvaIabc Success in Extracting the
Difficult Teeth is generally known in this vicinity,
that is almost super huous TO allude to IT, lie hequeny
Extracts Bad Rooswhch have been broken off and given
10 by other Ease and Safety which only
the Anatomy of tho Mouth lie has as Great NaIey OF
the most pproved instruments, fol e. cry Anohrous
Case, Dentist OF the Cities onu pooany TWICE
the Number possessed by any other IN is et"te.
form Administered with Complete success by NEW
and UNIQUE Inhaler, Invented by ~ huheocA, ,ne .
bated dentist Boston, which ob'ates previous o.
| 10 its use. OH .nd Fxamina
sn.cimens of GUM Teeth, in Whole Sets, sc, at his
old stand, over Siors langdons Corner OF Mssn snu
| So 80 Mon,noler VI August !, lo4e.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-10-26
WOOL MARKET, NV Yopk, Cor. 90, 1913,

There has been fair inquiry during the week and upwards
pounds have changed hands, Most OF this has been
taken by dealers The stock hand informed, is
very SMALL with hut little coming forward As the closing
upprouche the stocks of country produce
y watched aud where the quantity hand, and that ko
forward be CONTROLLED found to do
but few articles viii pay the expense Of land transpoa-
ton
We think nom present appearances, there will be less
Wool hand at the close Of navigation than have had
for years pnst Holders have advanced their the
lower grades since last for which there fair enquiry,
and sales euy effected. Manufacturers Lod Ing
only from necessity LAWYER grades OF woolens doing bet
present thun any Others aud paying small profit
manufacturers, but all styles advance the raw mate
rial recede before they eau go successfully
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-10-26

RHEUMATISM CURED. John Burns, living 2G2 n.
Second Street Philadelphia Pa had been several years ai-
ctod with Rheumatic pains in various parts OF the body
During which time he tod various remedies, and used out
ward applications without uunbc and in all cases with no
essential benefit, fna induced to make trial OF Virgins
Indian Vegetable Pills. single box of which rot only gave
relief but after using them short iimo dove every particle
OF pain from the body.
beware countcicits Of all kinds! coated with
ohersa made to resemble in outward appearance
the original medicine The safest is to purchase
the regular agents only of whom may be found in
village aud town in the state.
J-rhe Genuine for sale by s. X. COLLINS S. p. RED
FIELD and EASTMAN Y DANFORTl, Montpelier.
New-England Office, 1875 fremont st.Roston.
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PRICES REDUCED.

am wishing to sell out my entire stock OF GOODS
~ for CASH by the first of December, have concluded
reduce pnces lower than any closing up in
! will give you many GOODS for q - cents as you
can get elsewhere for u.
DcJ Now is your tme' "
9f SPALDINGs Cn.h Store.
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NOTICE..
II. Fl. G. A M p

WOULD respectfully in orm the inhabitants Of Notthfcld
w nnd vicinity that he has recently taken the store for
merry occupied by Geo. b. K ~ W. PIERCE, and having
made extensive purchases of Goods OF all kinds usually kept
in country Store. is prepared wait upon all who may
give him Il call. All will ind GOOD GOODS aud LOW
PRICES with ardent desire that all patrons may he
pleased and satisfied.
No 1T hie ID, October l6, lS4S. 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-10-26
FISHING TACKLE.

Bamboo Rods packed ia the shape of Walking Canes
Trap Hooks large enough to hold shark SIX ana Linen
Lines Wire wound Lines for PckeTe, ny "ooA'' ana
great variety oftho best Limerick looks, &c
N- The aoovo mentioned articles may be iound Al Tue
south End of the Arch Bridge, Montpelier, W. -
18th Sept 1913,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-10-26

Under Shirts and Drawers,
Oct. 10. Al KEITH and BANKERS.
CHESHIRE RAILROAD
OPEN TO r<EENE.
TINE ALTERED.
IN and oer SATURDAY, July 1st the passenger Trains
tween Boston and Koonc, as follows;
Leave Boston at 7, A. NJ. and ., 7. NJ.
Arrive Mt Koone H. A. NJ, and 6, p. NJ.
Leave kecnc at 7, A. NJ aud , 7. NJ.
Arrive at Boston at II, A. NJ, and q, r NJ.
Stages will run in connection with tho Il aing, as follows
From Wnchendon, for Rindgc and Jaey, the arrival Of
tbo morning Trains up on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days, and returning on opposite days.
From Fli1willum, for RchmOnl, Winchester, llinsdale
and Bfatteboto Tuesdays, Thursdays md Saturdays
those places tho opposite da connect with last Train
down hong tho shortest Railroad and Stage from os-
mtteboro' same days, arrival Of afternoon Train
from Boston up, ARRIVING at Brittebofo evening and
returning on Opposite mornings to first Train down, pascn
gers will arrive at Boston al II, A. NJ.
AT Koene, Stngns will with all the Trains 10 and
from Walpolo Bellows Falls, Chester, Cavendish, Ludlow,
to Rutland and Burington piewsville, Alsend, Charles
Windsor, Woodstock and Montpelier TO Burlington.
This line, ia connexion with the Fchbntg Railroad, md
the Stages to and from kcone, forms direct line Of com
municatiOn between Boston and Northern Vermont
Northern New Hampshire and the SHORTEST md MOST
REcr between Southern, Middle and Western Yer
mont and Western New Hampshire and Bosto1 and also IL
connection with the stag from WinchendOn and Fitchburi
to Worcester and tho Worcester aud Providence Railroad
the nircct linn hctwocn those sections Of Vermont
New Hampshire and Worcester County aud tho State
Rhode Island and in connection with stages from LteoT
Mass, to Lowell direct communication between tho
portions of New Hampshire and Vermont and Lowell.
Freight Tnins will run daily to and from Boston, IL
connection with the regular Fitchbuig Trains.
For further information, inquire at Bgeow's Express OF
fcs No. As, Bratte.stree,. or No. II, Elm-slreet.
T.. NJ. EDWARDS, President.
l.. TlLTON, Engineer.
| Kceno, juno 90, 1918. s0tf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-10-26
Notice to the Freemen of Frank
lin, Orange and Windsor Coun-

The HON. SOLOMON FOOT of Rutland,
will address the irecmcn of Franklin, Orange
and Windsor Counties, on the days and at The
nlncns anncinnh hnlnw ELL All nnn or lnck. L. al.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-10-26

-We have heard Of in many and various diseases
performed by the celebrated Lithunptic Mixture, Dr. c. C.
Vaugns Great American Remedy and have cited oe
bu; think the extract below deserves attention;
From Albert Grant of West Newhury Mass Jan, 81 1877.
81 u blacksmith by trade, and for many Yeas have
been failing in health, last gave up business, and kept my
house my throat, complete canker, my body wasted
a skeleton and complete loss Of strength, of course
tried tie d5.ors and discharged them Took dozen
varous adyorzod rcmei,, and found relief whatever,
aud what induced me to Try yours nu but did So
and lo6i. firm believer that your article is
the greatest medicines put forh See col
Umns, get pamphlet and read about it.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-10-26
Don GzeAN .BUAN's
CELEBRATED DOUBLE DISTILLED
ROSE COMPOUND, .
EAVe 'H'egE, BEAuge


IN stood unvued for the last hhy years, in Central
South America, where the inhabitants noted r their
fine Hair has been procured 10y the subsc her 1t is
doubt the best article made for Cleansing Reproducing
and Beaui lying tho humun hair 1t removes all exIraneuus
substances, such dnudruf &c &c Those who par
tally wholly lost their hair, vii find the Rose COMPOUND
to produce most astonishing rosu. The effect will be
soften the skim produce hno healthy action upon the
face, which very important 10 new aud healthy growth
Of The hair.
1J-'The LADIES will find the Compound a valuable art-
Gle, the toilet leaving the hair latter its in
desirable condition for ing other Of dessngo
pleasant perfume, aud free from all Objectionable suban
Prepared by D. TlBDETS, Chemist Providence Il, !.
For sale BY :. X. COLLINS, honinelier, VT DIS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-10-26
100 PIECES
Under Shirts and Drawers,
Oct. 10. At KEITH and nAnKlR,s

ar Alnaccas' Lionese Cloth Mohair Lusres Imperial
Cloths etc. selling very cheap at sPAIDlNg's
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-10-26
ANY GENTLEMAN

WHO is in want of OVERCOAT, will do well 10 call
w at the Original Co,hng Store of II. :. LOOMS and
examine those beautiful Olive and Brown COATS with
Silk Vcvc, Collars and Cuffs which have bees received
week, at tho ddw Head of Staie street.
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Deatbs.

Al swanon Falls, 18th instant, suddenly, Hon C. w
Foster, aged 81 years.
Ia Columbus Ohio, tho 9th inst, Olh G, wife Of VIM
G. Deshlor daughter of the late Ira Curk of this place
aged 10 years.
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TO MERCHANTS g. TRADERS

Y
MONT MANUFACTURES.
THE subscribers beg leave that they
L gagged in the manufacture of COTTON THREAD,
KNITTING COTTON, CARPET YARN, and HARNESS
TWiNE,a
Pifss(ord, Rutland OHmfy, VT.
1t is their purpose with Vermont integrity, make
first article, and put in full pounds six skens to
the No. We shall keep constantly hand, at our Mill, a
full supply of Unbleuched, Beached and Coored Thread
both of Sea Island aud New Orleans Cotton Also all 9TH
articles of manufacture. We also purpose sending
than through all tho middle and northern parts of the Sate
at least twice year, that Merchants have oppor
tunv to buy strate article of Thread at their
tiers, Mt less than Boston prices.
We shall also keep supply with w HOWES of Mont
peer, who will Agen, in receiving orders and for
warding Thread. LOTHROP & PENFIELD.
April &C. 1913. Ge:ly
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O. See first page for marriages and deaths.
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Vermont Central Railroad.

LFz5s.sss.ggs1 DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS will run in
......,:s.l connection with the Lowell, Nashua, Con-
cord and Northern Rniroa Is, as follows, viz.
Leave Boston for Mortified, VI att O'Clock A. NJ.
Leave orthfeld VT for Boston at 9 O'Clock A. NJ.
Upon tho arrival of the ohe Stages will be IN
rendess convey passengers to Rutand Brandon and
Midllehry the evening and their arrival North
field, Stages viii he iu readiness for Montpelc und will
leave the day. and arrive in Burlington in season for
the boats on Lake Champlain 91lw Oct. IL.
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A SMALL WALLET containing from 20 to 40 dollars In
N money! receipts and other papers. The finder is
requested to leave WALTON'S BOOKSTORE, and he
will be literally rewarded. Oct 10, lS4a.-dtf
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RICHDRESS GOODS,
DARK GREEN.

MAZARlNE AND SKY-BLUE THIBETS,
Tf'IilS day received with Trimmings tch exactly.
\ ls Door East Branch Bridge.
Moniprlipt, oct 10, 1913 ELLIS, WILDER and Go.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-01-27
By our last nights Express.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Jan. 20.
SENATE-Agreeably to notice, Mr.. Ashley
asked and obtained leave to bring IN bill,
which was read the first and second times,
and referred to the Committee on the Judlciry
The bill was for extending the jurisdiction OF
the United States Courts to all the navlgaole
waters of the United States.
Mr. Bagby submitted resolution tor con-
siaeration, declaring that Congress has no
power to establish or prohibit slavery n any
CURED.
Mr.. Davis, from the Committee on Military
Affairs, reported bill providing quarters at
New Orleans for sick and disabled soldiers re-
turning from and going to Mexico, which was
passed.
On motion, the Senate laid aside the morn
ing business and proceeded to the considera-
ton of the order of the day, viz the Ten
Regiment Bill
Mr.. Clarke spoke in strong terms of oppo-
siton to the war policy of the Administration.
Mr.. Crittenden asked Mr.. Cass whether
Gen. Scott had been suspended from COM
mand, and whether Gen. Worth was relieved
from arrest.
Mr.. Cass replied that both were true, and
Ter, as senior officer.
Mr.. Crittenden expressed his establishment
in relation to the course pursued in this mat
ter.
HoUsE.-Nothing of special interest trans
PRED to-day.
The Locofoco Caucus in Washington adopt
ed resolution to hold a National Convention
in Baltimore on the 4th Monday in May.
The Intelligencer discredits the rumors of
peace.
Mr. Walker iu a letter to the Mississippi
Convention, expresses his intention of resign
ing after March, lS49. We think there will
be no need of that.
Mr.. Clay is to have public dinner given to
him in Washington.
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election could have been received e, as you
will recollect that the opening Of les of the
several Mexican States was postph to jan
uary or FEBRUARY, do not remenr which,
and the official result thereforepuld not
possibly now be known. That rrera re-
ceived majority of votes was as Il known
months ago as it could be now frohuthentic
sources. 1 am, neverth eless, inclid to the
belief that the prospects of peace bright
ening.