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DAGUERRE OTYPE.
ELEnrRo-MAnMErIn PnRrpArrs


sSY he application Of the above mysterious agent TO Da
- gueueOpe &c discovery OF the subsGdber) the under
superior kind in SINGLE sECOND-oatching the precise
expression instantly, and fixing ndebly upon the silver
LIKENESsEs OF relations friends. do at moderate
price; Rooms, Of Canal and ChartTes sEntranCe
MAGUIRE'S DAGUERREoTYPE.
., ace esn,5e5 on HIM sincs be- t had ~ H5noT Of
introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NewOrleans,
five years ago during which time he has AIKEN more portraits
than any other person in the world His specmens Were
exhibited at ths Ea IA comgetOn with Others taken BY
First Premium No specimens exhibited at his establishment
bat those taken By himself J. NJ assures the public that his
the BEST His long experience and constant practice are
the best Inducements TO peson DESTROYS OF instruction in the
P 1T n o IN tns oc CI ~ NJ G'e fer s5sss me
SO 50; NewYork Cameras at sl8.
az Orders from the country promptly attended to-
Is Entrance No. CAMP street. mill #
ENGLISH SHEET IRON.
7SA0 BUNDLES English SHEET, IRON, Nos 10 to
torsale by SAAIL LOCKE, and Front Levee
wv between Customhouse and Bienvil.e SIS
900 BOXES TIN FL8f FAl e e and IN, charcoal
800 f R2z x SE saa Xxx Xv1bG o B 3 oT bxZ XXI 3
for sale by SAMII. LOCKE, Nos 7 and Front .eyee,
as z" between CustomhOuse and BlenNi'e SIS.
X.
.}n0O SHEETS 4 ;, BR R, COPPER, 30 by 60
5000 lbs Braze Copper 30 by 60 inch assorted from
ID ID - h. in store and aHdIng-iOr sale BY
sAML; LOCKE, Nos. 7 and Front I,eyee,
az 2w between CustOmhouse and Benyile SIS.
DITING-ROOM SERVANTS.
M have Tor sale three very valuable DINING
w SERVANTS Omen, which be sold long credit
They are very likely, and fully guaranteed, and be
. 1T3i IL - ~ ' PiER$oN & BoNNEvAL.
FOR SALE OR TC RENT.
FR'HAF SPLEEN DID RAR-ROD NJ, trached to the "a
i Commercial HOTEL, 1T tire c0rHsr Of tiir0t #H
and Leree streets, with all its fixtures, will be Rented
p'5 5s@& If PROMISES "' S'1'''' u % JAMES ROACH.
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
WE OFFER for sale the following described property
w at low prices and very reasonable terms. The plans
ohe property can be seen al the Office Of the subscriber
corner Of Magazine and St Joseph streets, with all the I'M
prOvements thaTeOn-all well rented.
Two valuable LOTS OF GROUND on CaFOHdeet street
between Julia and St Joseph.
Two LOTS OF GROUND on PaCaners street. betwe5
Basin and Edward streets.
One,story FRAME DWELLING fc ming the corner cf
PaCanjers and Market steets.
One tWOstOry FRAME DWELLING adjoining tie
above described one having parterre in font.
Two twostory BRICK WAREHOUSES; on Com
street.
between St John the Baptist and PacanIe and Stab
in the
A beautiful FAMILY RESIDENCE on Apollo street
A very valuable piece OF GROUND. forming the corner
Of TchOuptOuIas and Richard streets.
One twO-StOry DWELLING HOUSE forming the corner
Of St John and PerdidO streets.
IN THE CITY OF LAFAYETTE
1877 LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the above city,
suitable for Private Residences
For terms and particulars apply to
- - ~ 81 ffF1rE
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PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL


T5'HE Hotel this well known watering place, situated
L on the Gulf of Mexico, within 80 miles of New @g4A
Orleans, will reopen for the reception of ySites on FssS
JUNE lS Dung the winter. considerable altera E-A=h
have been made the house and grounds with the
view of adding the comfort OF those seeking health
OrpIeaSqre,
The Bachelors apartments numbering sixty rooms, have
been finished superior manner and the prOdnetOr feels
hesitation in saying that they not surpassed at
watering place in the Union.
Additional bedrooms, wash houses, ironing -rOoms &c,
have been erected expressly for servants in the employ of
yislteH.
The SEA BATHING cannot be surpassed on the coast and
BILLIARD TABLES, TENPIN ALLEYS, and Carriages are
connected with the establishment.
The design Of the proprietor render this establishment
first class Hotel in all its appointments, and worthy the
patronage Of the citizens Of Louisiana and adjoining States
The splendid low mail steamers Oregon and Jas.
L. Day leave the terminus of the railroad daily after June
lst at II clock NJ, arriving at the Pass at and
during the season. the and elegant low steamer
California, belonging the line will leave every alter
nate morning at O'Clock, returning to the city at II
next day The Mobile and m0ntezuma also leave
regularly from the New Basin.
Families and Others, wishing to will please
address the subscriber
R. H. MONTGOMERY, Pass Christian, Miss.
~ Letters other maable matter left at the office of
Judson Canal and Camp streets, will be forwarded
daily. my5 lmis 3nd&W
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POTATOES.
1M1 BBLS. POTATOES. in store and for sale b.
1OOE STURGES WRIGHT,
aS 50 TchoupitoRlas street,
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NOTICE,
$500 Hu-m.

NOTICE.
TsHO THOSE WHO INTEND TO PASS A FEW
L WEEKS OVER THE LAkE-We will supply
friends and those who wish SWEET TABLE BUTTER
in stone Jars of any size. GEO. JAQUES & co,
Butter and Cheese Depot, under the Ice-hOuse
je2f corner OF st. Charles and Poydras SIS
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MONTHLY BULLETIN-No. s.

THE SARSAPAR lLLA
COMPOUND of this Com
pany is almost literally a sui
plate of SarsapaHlla. So
highly concentrated is it that
tie dOSe is but Tie haif of Il
UerV smut tGaSDO0Rtul--
while the dose of that which
IS sold in large bottles. is
nearly a 1OiRe- glass In adj
l1ition to SarsapariIla. il con-
tains a powerful cOncentra-
ton of Mandrake. BurdoCk,
Queen 5 Delight, Elder, Vel
low Dock, Guiacum, and
other i'm p0rtant medica-
ments, which are not found
in any other preparation.
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NEW BOOKS NEW BOCkSi!
lust RECEIVED and for sale-The following NEW
q BOOKS, per Crescent City
THE PICTORIAL BROTHER JONATHAN for 4th July:
E. .. JOHN DONKEY .. =.
-COmp'ate-Bulwers last novel
LIFE OF MUNROE EDWARDS;
The TRAPPER'S BRIDE-by the authOr Of Prairie Bird
LUCY SANDFORD-a Story of the Heart-a Temperance
StOry-by T. $ Arthur;
TIE HALE SISTERS-by Geraldine EndOr Jewsbury;
HYDROPAFHY AND HOMEOPATHY
ALSO
THE HENPECKED HUSBAND;
FAUST, A ROMANCE OF THE SECRET TRIBUNAL.
3 Jyl2 WELD & CO. II Camp street.
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From MIR. John ID. Morgan, Druggist, dated:
PITTsBURG JAN II. 1S47.-The Syrup of Wild Cherry
and Tar has given great satisfaction those who have used
it, know Of one instance Of permanent of Asthma
least gross year.
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LOST CHuD.-A little fellow, about years of
age, was last night picked up by the Third NUM-
cipality Police, he having been found wandering
about the streets. He says that his fathers name
is Mitchell, and that he lives in Julia street nior-
nation concerning the child can be obtained at the
Third Municipality guard-house
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INHE SUBSCRIBERS, having rented the stores Nos 81
Il and % GRAyIER STREET lately occupied by them
to Messrs. DENTON Il BARRETT would, in retiring
from the Grocery business return thanks to their friends and
a continuance of the same for their Successors.
BR RAGE ~ SMITH
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
MIR H. o. HALL is our authorized agent during our
lHI temporary absence from the State
WIS I'm HOYT & FORD. II St Charles St
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MN@TA@A sAAEs,
TO THE PUBLIC.

-, ,r,,,,r,, 10y, ,11,E1G fUBLIC,
Y lCHAKD TEX X ElL respectfully offers to the public
ESTATE and SLAVES, and for OUTDOOR SALES,
entrustng business to his care, " 'So
~ Negroes of every description constantly on hand
at private public sale - '
EFS" Liberal Cash Advances made on cons;r,
nents RICHARD TERRELL, AnctioHeeT "a"
my21 Nos. Is and 20 Bankss Arcade PASSAGE
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THIRD MUYICRALITY-Am man named Jean La
rlSse was yesterday fined SO by Recorder Seuze-
ucau for interfering with police officer in the dis
charge Of his duty. A negro named Tom, belong
ing 10 the POntchartran Railroad Company, was
arrested on the charge Of passing spurious quarter
Eagle to Elizabeth Sheriff. Ills darkeyship was
sent 10 iail for examination.
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VALUABLE SLAVES AT PRIVATE SALE.
WE OFFER for sale the following described valuable
w SLAVES
PRFCILLIA, negress aged about 80 years, trst rate
Cook, Washer. IrOner and House servant.
CAROLINE. mulauess aged about II years Cook,
Washer and lrOner, House servant.
HENRIETTE, negress, aged about 20 years; Washer,
lrOner. and Cook.
@MARGUERTTTE grille aged 81 years first rate WASH,
er. lrCner and plain COOk-gOOd House servant.
MARIA grille aged - years. first rate Cook, W asher,
irOucr and House servant
CHARLOTTE, negress, aged q years; first rate Cook
Washer. lTOHer and House servant.
VALUABLE FAMILY OF SLAVES.
RICHARD negro man, about q years; first rate Car
peHer and his wife,
MARIA aged about 26 years good Cook, Washer an
IrOnertheir Chidlen, HENRY aged 10 years, and girl
aged 10 months
The above Slaves fuy guaranteed against the vice
and maade prescribed by law, and sold Tor fault III
very liberal part cash. the other terms.
For further particulars, apply to
as PERSON Il BONNEVAII Office 81 Gravier ST.
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eUIIEs0''FNs
BR ACC ~ SMITH

IT'HE SUBSCRIBERS, having taken the stores Nos 81
and % GRAvIER STREET lately occupied BY Messrs
BRAGG SMITH would respectfully inform their friends
and the public that they will be ready to receive and fill all
orders toE, GROCERIES, WINES Liquors. TOBACCO, CT
CARS, ETC., IRON and after Monday the 18th inst. The
attention OF Commission Merchants Country Merchants,
Planters and Families invited 6their stock, which will be
fresh and well assorted. DENTON 4 BARRETT,
Jyl9 I'm II and % GTaveT street.
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ANOTHER Perjury CAsE.-Two men named
john Baum and Joseph Beaur, were last evening
arrested by the Second Municipality Police, at the
request Of David Bickel, who charges them with
perjury and an attempt to swindle William Christy
by selling him forged soldiers discharges. This,
we believe, is the fifth case in which Mr. Christy
mas had similar attempts made to swindIe him.
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Y the application of the above mysterious agent Da-
- gueueOtype e. discovery OF the subscribers the under
signed is enabled produce PORTRAITS Of the most
superior kind in SINGLE sEC0ND-Catchng the precise
expression instantly, and fixing indeby upon the silver
pIae.' ~ Those who wish to retain in their families good
LIKENESsEs of relations or friends do at moderate
price Rooms, of Canal and Charities sts-Enrance
No Chartres street. LmE3 lyl w. IL HuTCuLNGS.
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NEW CANAL-SUNMER ARRANGEMENT
ssasv-s NOTICE-The Passenger Barges on the
s5Ee=i44sa55.sl1A3 NEW CANAL, viii commence their
z=ss-Lszz=sIE5 regular Summer trips, on SUNDAY the
follows:
SUNDAYS, fiom City to Lake.....;.a.6 Sand 10 4 N.
:. Lake to city 3, and u i 4 N.
WEEK. DAYS, from City to :. N.
. Lake to CITY. .; ;...3.5iS 3 A. M.
myl2 JAMES STOCKTON, Superintendent.
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From lie " Hesfrn Empire" Dayt0p O., JuEv o. IS47
Mr. J. f. HoweIls: Sir-It affords me much pleasure to
say you my Cough and severe affection of the Lungs
has been entirely removed by the of half bottle Of
Dr. DAVIS Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar which you and
othes advised to You can safely recommend the
Of the above named Syrup for Coughs and Cods as
most excellent remedy. Yours respectfully,
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SOLDIERS FROM MEXICO.

4 many OF you stand in need of the best MEDICAL
n ADVICE especially in those diseases called Secret Dis
cases. and as there that excel Others, would call
your attention to DR.. MULLEN'S advertisement His
office Is No. 80 CUSTOyHHO USE Street, where you
VIII De sure to lind that relief yOu stand much in need Of
80 Charges reasonable and advice gratis.
KY There are some OF who have 50 ered much from
DarrhGa; You positively be cured at So CusOmbouses
by regular physician charge will be made. Jyl3 lm3p
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~ BW ORLEANS:
TUELDAY MORNING, AUGUST Is.

THE AFFRAY AT THE LOUISIANA HOTEL.-W
are led to speak Of this occurrence again. in conse-
qnence Of the many contradictory reports that have
been circulated in regard to it, The friends of Mr.
AsPII, by card in the Bulletin of yesterday morn
ing, ask suspension Of public opinion until legal
investigation can be had, and we think that this is
all that can be asked at present If oe have erred
IN our statement Of the affair, we shall make the
necessary correction with much pleasure, when the
facts are all developed
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Robbins, Druggist

FT9M UT. Isas0T4 I0JTD1H"6 LIeet,g7gS{[3SL.
trouhe TO introduce DR. Davis Syup of Wild Cherry and
Tar here, and have sold all received from YOU Dr. J. H.
Cook has used it his practice he thinks highly of the
medicine Dr. Cook Of the most eminent physicians
the United STATES and was the attending physician of Joseph
Bonapare ez-hng OF Spain, during all his residence in this
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

IN THE CITY OF LAFAYETTE.
1877 LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the above city,
suitable for Private Residences
For terms and particulars apply to
40 PiERSON X BONNENAL, Office Go Grayier st.
Democratic banner., 1848-11-06
ANOTHER ROORBACK NAILED.

AH04nGN 0OOES0AOA
The Republiesa Of the LIST contains the
following Despatch, which il headed "Trsa-
son 70 ths slavsholding statss:' :
DrrEoar, Oct, 30. :
|aA.R Corwine, Secretary of Wing E1scu.
tive Conmittee Of Hamiiton county:
"Csss has Just sent McCielland to Will
mot, 70 nledge himself to his views. Tels-
graph this 70 the South and Western States.
Il i true. J.. CLARK"
The same1pspeV, Of the Sd, contained
letter, copied from the Louisville Journal,
which was written and sent to that paper
through . privsts conveyance BY o Nor
veil, q renegade democrat, who left the
party on account of his cnmity to Gen.
Cass, and who fathers the. whole dirty work,
repeating the same reckless falsehood.-
The plot has been discovered in time how
ever, and called out the following extin-
guisher. How dePraved indeed must be
the wretch who hopes to succeed BY fabri-
eating such f~alsehoods on. the syesof the
election, hoping 1t will b too late for cor
II .s-,..
DETRorr, Nov. 3D. ls4s.
s.. Losiis Union:-We pronounce the ,Roor-
back that General Cass, or any other person.
has sent McClelland to Pennsylvania, false 10
every particular. Gen. Cass i where he al
ways was. adheres to his Nicholson Letter
Gen Cas- has not seen McClelland for several
weeks, and be authorizes u to pronounce the
assertion flae. EauG.,. -. .-''
] H HARMON, Editor Free Press.
JNO. M'RUNILDS,
GEO. r GRISWOLD,
JN0. 8 BAGG,,
SILAS BAGG, 7. --.r'.
State Central Gnmittee.
Democratic banner., 1848-11-06
- Remember that the
Presidential election is
to be held only ONE
DAY and that on Tues
day the 7th day Of No
vember. 90

SS48OG8OSAO0 tAAob 0g9 KI90Ss
uaissrsal, Federal, Wing party, after the
AAost signal defeat upon every great issue
PEesented By them for the last Fifty years,
intune last suddenly hauled down the Gag
Of PrisciPls, and run up the Maek flag d
'~'egpSssion," without a single letter upon
10 gloomy folds 70 point Z. their future
course. aEternd kostify to Pod, Cas-,
and LOcgoeOism'' . aow their ssuofa-
aOesdS and ~opposiiea to democracy d Q
'tssOe0 honorable enosgA'' for them. With
10 other deelarsten Of general principle,
but oppositiS6 to tie cause Of democracy,
Fedsralsts. Wings, utra Wziss, No-psrty
usa cad HotPaFty men, Nstivists, Proviso-
tstss AboaiEioaists, Fourisrists and the odds
end sads Of I'll factions. have now banded
Seeethar under This black Gag Of opposi.
tsea Tor no snd IN comnoa, but che spoils
d. government. # this specified party Of
FaEtisss should succeed, Oh thsa ~ Sssuld
zee sAsss poet.- Whi9s onnfa%a;.e ~sts as.ssssss
Whiga party nsn with no-party nea, and
tas bot Sleods Of che South with Northern
P~FovsOistss then indeed il would psoveissslf
VERY Il ib nans-"ahs s~poneaaeosa COM
Aa'tsen pery.9 Nothing In the world
es1sA save them from aspootaaeous CON-
hsstOAs" anlesa The Provisoists Of the Nort.1
aho aes by far tha most aRnerous sonld.
sPasdlys succeed in throZiaezi,s wetblaak-
stoOf Free SsI ovssA29s Southern civ.
airy. 800
Lett b rensnbersd, that ID. great
Fsdesa Wig party kayse brought out q
candidate whose motto g HON, and who q
eonaittsd toaopsIicy, but de do-noS;ne.
fo. He = 10 set sin, like a Moek.I
VIII every thing i / Be committed to the
eaAset Cosgress, which, like the British
ksshaDsat b to b onnipotsnt infauibIs,
thssevereign asbiter Of the people rights.
p whoss power there Is to be no check
While Tie Whigs are raising thsir cIamor|
against: the veto clause n q sacred co,.
stitutiOa, Ist hbs Fsmembered, that th.
veto has bean ussd b. President Washing.
tS1 Seieseoa, Madison, Monroe, Jackson.
T5ssE. and Polk, and that the only pre,i.|
dents Who served through q whole term.
andydid net use q, wers John Adams, John
Qaincy Adams asd Martin Van Barren: th.tI
sveryP rssidsnt vhe used il, and aftsrv,rd.I
'eeanea candidate for se-electioa .ua. re-.
'teetedeaAiiseae PrsEidsns Who did noti
Democratic banner., 1848-11-06

mas sent 61oCIeiIan0 10 keunSyivanla, false u
every particular. Gen. Cass i where he al.
ways was, adheres to his Nicholson Letter
Gen Cas- has not seen McClelland for several
weeks, and he authorizes Us to pronounce the
assertion false, lsuI.-. =. ,.-f'
] H HARMON, Editor Free Press.
JNO. M'RUNILDS,
GEO. R GRISWOLD,
JNO. 8 BAGG,,
SILAS BAGG, r, -..rf.
State Central Committee.
WH0t al Wigs could ike, and -scAoi
IAoness WAig' 'oOud require.-The Nev
York Tribune, in saswer to the CONNER.
eial says:
"We consider the following qualifications
eminently desirable IN q Wing candidate
for Chief Magistrate Of this Republic: ].
Varied and commanding talents; 8. The
abilities, training and experience Of Q
Statesman; 8. Emiaeat service to the
public in high civil stations: 4. Years Of
ardent, e@caeious devotion to the Whie
party, expouadins and defending its princi.
pies, .eProving and correcting Ii errors.
and promoting its success. These are soms
Of the qualifications which VI should like
20 zee eombined 10 Wig candidate Ger
Prssidsnt.'
We commend the foregoing to the calm
.eossidsrasioa Of honest Whigs, end ask u
,hoes ausli6cstssas are Sok requisite, -
well ~ "eniS9ahy,' desirable Pr And ye.
We ssk any man. whose party spirit viii al
low hin 70 hkink the truth, Il, in his judg.
meat, Gsn.. Tsylor possesses sven oae Of
the four ~"smiasntly desirsble'' qusli6ca-
tons above. He 3 Q man who hes spent
AL his manhood and days. Of maturity 10
The regular army, without thinking Of State
affairs enough to dream Of political prefer
ment., Il Il not reasonable, under such
circumstances, that the strongest mind
would Be intoxicated II placed upon such
IN sminsnce, and prove Inadequate to such
new ssd ''varisd" duties? Would such al
step in the American people not cause the
world to douht the stability Of Republican.
ismf Would sroh an impression, at pres
snt upon the mind of the world not retsyd|
Rsrubl;canism more than il could sgain be
advanced in . century, We pause for 81
'ePly--Yes, the American people see, sad|
know, that the elevation Of Gen. Taylor tol
The Presidency would Be sn egrsgious er-
'or-ccutrsry to the spirit. and gsnious oil
,uP institutions. The Whir partv sae. anal
Democratic banner., 1848-11-06

Wehs1erea NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sEHEAE,8 NO NAN MORE FfRMLY
OF OPINION THAT SUCH A NoNfF.
N0TFH TO
ts - ]
Ai1ksads@ 0f ! large siss and iss asvorI
sEs raised b Winchester, Va.
Democratic banner., 1848-11-06

Death @E<- Governor MNuH Of NJ
the Memphis Eagle Of the 96th says ,thi.
distinguished statesman died on the ssd,
. ahost islaessOf an inasmatary char.
aeter. The deceased vas q. the dime Of
his dsath a Cass and Butler Elector, and
had, previous 70 bis illness, been ..ctively
engaged IN canvassing the state, for Ii.
d"ties OF which his eloqusncs on tie stump
are said to have peculiarly fitted him..
Democratic banner., 1848-11-06

CoHiss.-A celony Of Trsnohnen nm.
s',CAsEr, the Socialist, b about % ami.
|srsss from PART tOths Req River .a15s5
a large coIony Of vsschmak.t, from
iNsotchssel, T. sbout Is start for th;, car.
ny. igIia7iJs..ns ~ -
Ths unsettled eosdlsioa of Estos...,
goysrnneats and society. |. asivi.s . g;
sao'es . large spnbst It capitalist, aaa
Democratic banner., 1848-11-06

NoaTs CAsoLINA.-The; Tayler;trs in
tn: State are badly frightened, and tbe
wing papers are calling most earnsstlv up-
their friends to wake up snd 10 b WORT.
The Democrats are in excellent spir;ts. ~
the prospects OF carrying the State for Gee
u Butler are growing better svery dsv.
"The Quskers in the State, numberinp
some $ or 1000, and nearly all wings, say
openly That they will not vote for Gen. Tav.
the 18th, the Qasksrs hold q Con.
vsntion IN Jamestown, in this State. the Oh
Of which . understood to BE- 70 pomi.
nase Van Buren, and Adams eIsctera-
sths. he Wigs lose the FFiends' vote thsv
''se me majority which Clay he'd In lelI.h
Democratic banner., 1848-11-06

, PENssrLvxSiA.--rhs official returns 70,
CongrsssnasH have been received, aud ii.
Dsnooratio majority on the Congrsssional
siskstsis 1855. That shows where the bon.
nlar strength is. The old Ksystose j, SAFE.
Democratic banner., 1848-11-06

STILL THEY cosss-Oa ths srsuiav 4
's1e 20 uit., The Hoa. DaaAey 8eS5es. =
rev York. addressed the Dsnoerse. =
in.!adsipAia. He has suis ne 49, -
= me same spirit b. Which s. refsseS 4 -
Ysa sAlssssy hf natiyisns svo years 90.
Democratic banner., 1848-11-06

Aect0rs for PressdentGnd Psce Presiaeni
las Dist.iS-oHN C. WELBORN, Of Pike
Democratic banner., 1848-11-06

u . Case negotiated, whilst Gev.
srncr Of Michigan, twenty.ons tra.ties vith
me In.lisns. One OF these was dur;.r ~
var OF 1873, and put aud end 10 host;l;t;s.
between the Indians and Whitss r. -
cured Pe ace aloag oar vastffoatiss, "a 40.
29ifso immense tracts of laad in Gsorri..
Alabama. ohio, !ndiaaa. Illiaeis, MiehiSs-.
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