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BOOK AND hob PRINTING.
Douglass n Elder,

XN-OULD respe uuny inform their fn nds and the public that
w they have purchased The Office formerly occupied ~ 4.
Cham erain, aud more recently by The Indiana Denocfa al fi tina
puf pose OF carry lns on tie above lusii esS. Having a imre -
soTtment OF Joa tspe. Ia which are being added a.ithe new and
4 fashionable type now d. ue IN the lilies, hey are prepared 10 exc.
cute all kinds OF Plain and ia.cA Jobs vi b neatntss ana oispau h.
They t he q 4 lbestv f<as ing 10 individuals sad societies who
intend publishing orgI al o. otler works, that ~ TO city IA the
West can they IL beilef accommodated. ~ edition TO q On own
extensive preparations Tor Book Woi =. They lee Narrated in a.
sufng the pubic OF Tire exc iient style m which bi ding Is Z .
cn'ef and paper manufactured. ana alo tie skill and eitefplse
which mark h. ooksellng ~ our efoW ing city.
They fope that p, prompt attention TO business. and the accu-
rate. neat AID faithful ,A,cufion OF all work which may he com
NIT edto their hands, to receive . liberal shae OF pubic PATRON
agr.
Their Office is on Washington street. il Blake's Building. oppo
site BrowningS lloei.
indianapolis, Ind. December = le47. sc
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NJ r.. YOUNG, .Mliaer and Dress Maker, invites the attention OF
WI ladies' To the new and elegant pitems of BOnnets, which shr Is
now and will be constantly making Her arrangements tor obtaining
the lat et and most fashionable sly lies, are such as To ensure sttiSiac
ton from th~e disposed TO Daruuize her. she Will constantly keep
for sale a choice selection OF elegant silks, Satins, Nelvets, Ribbons,
Feathers. Flowers, Laces, &c. &c. with any of which she would Ice
happy To supply hr. friends aud ladies generally al a small advaHce on
first cost. Mrs. Y. ~ confident that She can suit the taste OF all @hO
NAV favor her with a call.
S1-St veraI young women ire wanted as apprentices To the Mhlin-
cry or Dress making business, ~ above.
Store ON Washington street. first wet ofGasion's. 47f
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Volume III%:%::.s%:::N Number y.
GR0GERlES.

80 bags prime Rio Coffee 8 boxes shaving Soap
3 bags OF Java do 1860 pounds Dnt, h Madden
20 bris prime \ o Sugar 75 pounds Indiao tSpan. foaD
Is hrls brown Havana do 100 Urls KanaWha Salt
2 boxes white 10 do 50 brls lake Salt
3 bris crushed do 50 bags y Y Salt fine tablet
. bls pulveIized do l0brls Tar
, hoxts Boston loaf do 90 keps assorted nails
4 hrs st Louis loafdo 10 hoXes glass assorted
4 brs y II Molasscs & do Spern Candles
8 bls y " 10 10 do StardO
2brls golden syrup p do TAI ow 10
? kegs pearl barley 800 pounds Lead
5bOxeS starch } keys Dupont's Powder
4 chests imperial lea superior > dozen f ige Powder
9 do Young Tyson 100 feet g IN stones
| chest - ak Tea brs LOUSY lie Cement
> boxes Chocolate 50O rourds Hops hrst sort crop
do Cocoa ~
50 boxes Ma. | Soap 1850 pounds Smoked Brief
3 boxes Cas'ie do 500 DO Bologna -aussges.
3 boxes Soda do
Just received ana for sale by CHARLES MAYER
- Few doors east o. thu Palme~ House
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q. A RlpwrLL. JOSIAH DR. u
q. A. WE'LL AZ Co..
Conn iSSiOu and Produce Merchants.

W. l3, WeSf F,0nt Street,
CINCINNATI
n IBERAL Cash .1drances made on consisnmcnts oil Produce
IA or other merchandise.
Nessick. Taylor \ Watts, Daggetc s Bruce,
John ku.ler, Jane calhoun,
+. II Neatman. Marsh y Co,
VI. Kusler q Son, Els y Morton,
l.. Wothington.
Dec. 20, lsI-. ely
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DRY DOE AyD OUEGNNwAHE.

DRT EDDbS AND QJEGNSWARE
GOO yris Oregon muslin do wo,Ien ntts
OOV 6Sn 10 Waverly do 6do do comforts
900 DO Penn mill do 1000 lbs Prtsburga cotton yarn,
80 DO Cincinnati do assorted numbers
400 DO Appleton do geo lbs rarpetwarp
d pieces llnsey coo DO coverlet warn
IL do scarlet flannel 500 DO cotton batting
3 do white do 80 do can lie wick
do green do 80 sets Common cups and saucers
10 do bel ticking - do line DO do
80 DO of calicoes 10 doz. chambers. with or with.
20 do hlelched muslin out covers
, do s4tinet 9a,x PITCHERS different sizes
) do Canton flannel q sets blue edged plates
> DO table diapers 80 do fued 90
10 dOZ. buckskin gloves 10 dOz bowls different sizes
ado do mits 35 doz dut.d tumblers din. sizes
10 10 assorted WOODEN cloves 2ioZ spttoOrs
And good many other Articles Ia this line too numerous 20 men,
tiOn. just received and for ale by - CHARLES MAYER.
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Dyciny and securing E>tabIi>hmrn ~,

l.. FREvERT. Madison, Indiana, has openeda new estab-
N . lshment, and Is prepared for lyeIng, Securing, aud Renova-
ting silk Dresses. Shawls, Hose Goats. anf all Kinds of wearing ap-
narpl. IN the neltest aud NEST approved style. He Wi ia no case
All work VIII he received by the subscriber and returned IN % cd
order aud rs quick as circumstances viii permit, without any charge
far cauiaae A.. \ LDUDEN. Aren't.
Nov. -. 5l3m HhHOuS street, Iadaaaap0ds.
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IT. III WVVNt II WIg t'HteTH
Ebr. M.Laue'S Liver Pills.

NEssRs. J. KIDD y Co-This Is TO certify that my wife has been
afflicted Tor several etrs, with the following pains al periods more
or less:-Pain IN the right side. about the edge of the ribs, extend
ing 10 The right shoulder pain in the back part OF the head. and
above The right eve. accompanied by weakness, loss OF appetite.
AM almost constantly confined 10 her bed. Since August she has
u~ei three owes Of "N'Lane'S Liver Pills" and have now TO
state. that hy the 80 Of these Pills she has been benefited in y o
ordinary decree. Under the Providence OF God she now enjoys
good health. and is now able 70 attend 20 the domestic concerns OF
my family JAMES oTEWART
Richmond. Jefferson county. Ohio.
Preparation the Proprietor and sold wholesale and retailhy j..
KIDD < Co. Nc. On Wool street. Pitts ureh. Pa.
n Purchasers Will please be particular aud inquire for =" Dr.
MLANE's LIVER PILLS" and tase none else. as there are
other Pills. now before the public. purporting 10 be +" Liver Pills"
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FROM THE STATE or NEW YORK.
4NN
73i&2l9

NsssRs. J. KIDD X co-Gents-r1eas sead meby Express, Il
DOZEN oxes M.LANE- LIVER PILLS. They are selling good
here. AL suit e ie ally. Yours, &c, r. ?. STEDMAN.
HIg<rfJe. Oh itauque Co. Y V. Dec. %. 1917.
Prepared for the Proprietor, AID sold wholesale and retaIlby j
KIDD x Co. No 90 Woodst. Pittsburgh. Pa.
-N- B-PlrchaSe~Sw wi please he particular and inquire for
ID. Mines Lirer Pills, . aud take no other.
W. vi len e Of the increasing demand for Dr. M'Lanes Ii
YER FILLS
ERIE, February 10th. i-47.
NEsseS.J KtpD x Co. Pittsburgh. Pa-Geats-Inclosrd you
Will ina zen iollars, which please place to our credit and forward
Us sonae ri vour Dr. TLanss Lfrer pills" we are entirely out.
Respectfully yours. &c. CARTER x BROTHER.
Peep ,sel for he proprietor. and sold wholesale and retail by j..
KIDD x Co. Va. On. Wood street. PutShu gil Pa.
fTN B-PurchaSer> viii please be particular and inquire for
DR.. Mines Lrer PiIs. ;" and take no other.
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CgGAktS ANH EOfSACf,o.
SbO PrInc. e Cigars - do \ Y cut and dried chewing
1000 La No'm a do tobacco
1900 Caz tiores do % do Cincinnati do
5Oo tasteuaSdo 6O0 mounds Keutuckv nom nd lump
1000 Reaiirs do tobacco
1910 CheIoats do goo DO do six twist do
4ww LORD Byron do oJl do superior Virginia honey
2O0O Boz nv Dickens iIabana do dew : lump tobacco
100 Plantation do :mD do do 10 Iutl m do
jOOO halt Spanish do $40 DO do hu nail rod do
100, 900 common do 20 do la nectauna } Inmp do
20 doz papers Turkish smoking 200 do extra superior Virginia
tobacco cavenikh tobacco
5ldo henman smoking do 60j Il ne pipes
80 10 American do ! boxes uhtrc clay inc
Just received md for sale by 30 CHARLES MAYER.
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.JOEfN VI. * fs;S
Lottery Office.


1ih STREET. Kfcinond. Virginia.
CLARKE has been a Vender fr the last Is year- 10 The cities Of
iothe Managers IN proof uf lhr fact thu he has sold mo'e Large zap
iias than any venarr IN the United states. lie Oilers TO has patrons
Ci@Se sod during The Month Of December, ia. Is Capital Prizes.
Prizes advertised by lhm eau aI~a he e AZ his office.
$4,000.
ALEXANDRLi L0TTERY-C Class No. 7.Jor ls4s.
10 he dawnin Alexandria, Saturday, j. nuay p, isis.
Il Arden bghof> nut 81 O6 RqnbfrS!
SPLENDID SCHENEi
One prize cf Sa0,0O. ] do I20a0. I do 500 do 5O0a.1 do2,-
80, 3 do 1900, l0do I.p0o, 10 de- 20, - do 25p, IL do 80, lnr %
100, lo1 d,5l, 5,-9sao 70, l7,l,2 do siO-.o,s5O prizes, amounting
Tickets siO-shsresin proportion.
$4,000! 900. 100000.
ALEXANDRIA, LOTTERY-Cass No. .. FIR ls4s.
Tote dia~n IA Alexandria Saturday, Janaay -. ls4s.
Is dra~H W.. 10 t~~a pgrhs-e - Tickets.
MOST BRILLIANT SCIlEME.
ooo, do 100 do 1000 ld'3sitsd,l 100, = do no. 2eoao
500. 1870 do 40, $50 do 100. Iso do to, 10 do 81, 1850 do 80, y .OiO
do Sl5-32y 96 pBzes, amounting to Ssy3,s
Iiokets Sl5-sh'res N proportnn.
of iAr above schemes. addressed 10 The unders rnea, VIA rcsi,s m~t
prompt aAentt'n, aud Al account ii each drawing forwarded a = s'"n
siav. join NJ. CLARKE, R,ehmond. Va.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR JANUARY, ls4o.
j. w. Niaury n 90, Managers.
$4,000. $4,000
ALEXANDRIA, LOTTERY Cas- M. FIR lsis.
To be drawn at Aleaan ria, on saturday, January %, Las.
10 y. L"ert-l2 Drarn BnHots.
SPLENDID LOTTERY.
$50 on 3 d Pr: ZOO Si % 5o DO Zoo ! 80 10 100 % sd ! x sG TiSA ! 80 s IsOei 4 Go : "a
proportion.
Certificates of packages ofz2 Whole Tickets $40 co
do do - Half do > o.
do do - Quarter do - 30
MORE SPLENDID YETI
$4,000. $50 % $4,000. $4,000.
10 Prizes % ST. O0--.0U do. a. S0OVi
.a~LEX4NDRL4 clnss 9. for ls4s.
To be draws IN AleNandris. SATURDAY January -. lsie.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
One splendid prize 81 $40 Otu. / 30 :oGtO. ] 90 2oC0O, ! do TO-
coo, / pti4e OF b,tOO. l 80 900, / do 4,eUO. % 3, -43, do l,7JV,
10 90 Leo, 30 10 talng the lowest Aos) $50, sc. Tickets only
Ceruhcates OF packages OF % Whole Tickets SEQ co
do DO % Hall do lt0na
do do 20 Qnarier do 50 80
do do IT Eighth do - 90
IS No. L0Hfrb-l3 D,GWB Ballots.
E3-OTders tor Tickets aud Shares and Cetlifoatts of Packages
IN ie above splendid schemes, VIII he promptly attended la, aud
an account of eachdrawing viii he sruii mm,datel, anrf Il - Over
To all who may order ticket from us-Aidess j. 4 4. MAURY,
Agents ar J. ". Aaury 4 Co. Managers,
623wf Washington CnA. ID. {.
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OS - - ~ - y
HOUSE, SIGN AND FANCX FAINTER.
Shop under .uorrisom $ T0fbOff's bookstore,
one door ~esf Of Brormimg's,
LvDJ.a.v.sPOLES, E.VD.
kELaN,S IEsON CARBON.
fENIE numerous experiments perfomed by tile hrst Ioi of Carbon
Carbon. General drp,~ioits At DAVID CRAiGiiEAD'S aud e.
MaNER's indianapolis. dec. l6-1ml JOHN KELLY
STOCK FOR SALE.
asso fn,ent OF Boots, shoes. Hats. sc. Also. roomsi . conncc-
ton WIKI the sto Z for rent. This Is desirable opportunity Tor a
ihe best in town, and the terms will be favorable. FOR reference,
apply al hi. ofhce. 3"y
10 TaIE GENTLEMEN.
q FEW pieces OF super black French Cloths; a Few do. Satin
n and SILK velsets and Cas- mere Vss,iHg. @aasqa y low for
81 Corner OF Washington and Meridian streets.
Engraving dome 10 order.
A III. kinds ot Engraving, such a = door or trunk plates, pen knives
"A pencils, spoons, thimdaes, breast pms, finger rings, etc, neatly
engraved, Ddhout oharge, where we sell The article when we do not
sell The articles. charges unusually Iow at 81 WI TALBorl's
TO IIOJsE-KEEPEKs.
NOW is the time To cover your floors with Carpets Al a mere tnhe;
Nov. II, 1917. Al. }. Il Is. e. HORN.
- VERY rich and beautiful Turkey >hawls, such as are so'd at
SIS 20 east OF the mountains, just received and VIII be sold
GLOVES.
u DoZ ladies' first quality biacs KID Gloves at % CENTS; ladies and
mems white six gloves we Sa' epsrs 4" I" 81 90 Ssnno, wool, buck, and
Berlin gloves les sale cheapby I.h.TASn, u.,.,
OlVN0h' tIh1 = ih'ttis
FLOOD AND ElKE.
fHNHE subscribers VIII pay the highest market price IN cash for
II Wheat, faAseed, White Beans, Geese Feathers, einseng, Dried
Peaches, Apples, &c, &c, at the sign oi the Big Paddock
6Jy KELLOGG y DAVIDSON.
SAGE WANTED.
ltASH, and the highest pfcr will he paid TOR any quantity OF good
u mtrchanhhle sage, at the sign of the Red Store or By Paddock,
by 6s KELLOGG & DAVIDSON.
BlackiHg and Ink.
LARGE lot of Buffers celebrated lux aud Backing, right
IN fresh, Tor sale low by the dozen or gross by
81 KELLOGG * DAVIDSON.
SUMMER GOD AT COST.
a VARIETY of summer goods, cut Of season, VIII be sold al cost,
" to make room for spriag purchases. Now Is the time to buy them
g. T.R.CASE.
SILKS AND SATENS.
r PIECE crimson silk, for Innings; piece white satin, superior
quality, at Sl.374; b pieces black and blue black silks for sale
cheap by 4. X. CASE. 50
MOUSLIN DeEAINE.
4 at Ia To % cents per yard, by i. II. CASE. 62
ruNiIE Philosophy Of Life and of Language in "A course Of lectures
u Ivy Frde rick Won Schierel, Just received from New YORK and
for sale by Go HOOD & NOBLE, Baiess new building,
Np veneers. Bureau Nobs. &c. f"r tnhlnr, work
vI lust received al - GR.aYDONS,
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j. LISTER.
Medic1i q ;1vani>t and Eiccirictan.
vuNHE undersigned would inform the cuizens at Indianapolis and
y vicinity that he II ~ ynIrch 1~ei tTnn Dr. jones hist 'alvatrometrr,
and VIII continue la heat all cases of acute or chronic and nervous
Diseases, especially Diseases peculiar To females, IN which his mode OF
treat an l. uur allied 63t
O. 10 y m a a IN g.
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FOMWANDING AND COMMISSION.

n
fEHE undersigned are prepared to receive and forA ard All rro-
u perry entrusted I'D their care. Having a large. Snbtanftat and
commOdIuu> " art house On The asst ide of the lNDIANAIoIIS
RAILROAD DEPOT, and from "A know ledge OF the buAm, - aud
b, prom t attention 10 orders and communicative. =, tis hope 10
receive a share OF pubhc patronage. Every arficle cohslgltd "A.
for sale, viii be odd IA accordance with insuu enon>. M,tchants
cons.enhng their goods Ia as, can have The itighfs pad and The
goods orli,ered 10 them ~rhou' d,ia,. Announcements made IA
Timothy SEED, Corn Meal, B,es waN, 6n-eug, fea.ntr>.Dc.
Af BLYTHE a IOlIAxD
PENS. PtsS. EENS.
flNHE subscribers would inform the pubic that they have iust p.
n C-ived "A large suppl. OF j Levyt Commercial Pens a-i ar. th-
only aulhorizrd p~-son- tp >-I llrn ia his cHy. They ne aresr,hrr
Superior to any III nsr. NSfiinird 10 write "n anA paper and IA any
plsinn. tMl in aud Try them. HOOD A NOZZLE
Instrumentation II. Thompson. Secretary uf State samuel
Hannah, Treasurer at STATE john B. Dnla., STATE Librarian. 7Uv
100000 Tbs. Rags Wauted.
q NY quantity of Rags from one paund up To- any amount. can be
~ sold iof cash OF trade b, calling on the Subscribers.
10Y HOOD X NOZZLE. Bafrsis r. tulaing
COOKS. BOOKS.
A LARGE lot Of school hWuks Just received, and unl Re sold a.
~ low a they can Ice hneht al any eStaIdi~hmen Ia ir wesl.
66 hOOD & NoRi.E. nairs's new lmading.
ally scripture Readings, by the late I homas Chalmers, a. d.
H. LII. ID IN three volnmns, vol LIT just received b,
o. HOOD < NOBLE, Bales's new building
ENLI.EN Herbert, or Faai, chan e.. M eilshed with sly ,llu.-
Ia traions, fancy covers, Kilt edges. hT she 10y
! 60 HOOD & NOBLE. Bstess new building
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FRUITS.

FisUHES.
1900 lbs soft shclled Almonds 3 casks hIne Rai>ius
800 5 paper >helrd do 0bONes Surana Raisins
80 pounds Fiherts $50 ib- Zante Currants
10 Fonnis Ing WaInuts boxes Citrons (preserved)
20 do Brazil nuts key TamsrindS
) husbel Pea nuts 100 sounds Dates
IL 10 Ctestnuts TO hONts fresh Figs
5udO Hickory nuts - lars Prunes
II do Walnnts SOILS Prunes in fancy boxes
, do Hazel nuts 10 boxes FL paste
100 Cocoa nuts 81 Jars assorted Pickles
90 boxes NJ X Raisins % b sheis CTanbprries
10 halfboNes do do 81 bottles Pepper sauce.
10 quarter do do
Just received aud for sale by 40 CHARLES MAYER
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.gasr ssECEsyEs, ssx EMPRESS.

n HAVE just received n few pieces Of very rich Swiss dress pat
terms. Jacnnet. Swiss. Book and Null Muslin, ane under worked
Itshus AohaIr plaid; Gloves aud Muts OF every description all OF
which | wilssli low IA A. II. DAVIDSON.
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lost BRILLIANT SCHEME

.fLEld.NURLf LUIIERT-CIuSS 10. y. fDr 1918.
Iohe diann ga Alexandra, Saturday, Jaualry %, lcic.
Is drarH .Np>- ~ r.ra pgrh 49, % - itckstS-
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Rouse the Com mlttces.

This day three weeks is the day of election The de-
movement OF the campaign takes place. and the curtain
falls Its beyond all question of the most important
struggles which has taken place in the United
Staes and the victory must fall to the republican party
if they do their duty in the short interval between this
and the day of the election Rouse the committees,
repeat Let every republican member of every State
rouse up-go to the polls and carry his neighbos with
him. Let every man write, let every man talk, and
let every work, for eerna vigilance is the price OF
liberty" Let the democracy of State be certain of
the result We have lost ground Pennsylvania by too
much confdence but she will be glorously redeemed
in November Any State may be lost by too much
confidence, and too much apathy. We call upon
all republican friends in all quarters of the
Union to bestir themselves. Do they believe the wings
will be aseep Do they believe that they are not scat
tering documents through all the land-that money of
which their rich capitalists in their towns, the manufac-
turing men, the bank men, the of every species of
incorporation have abundant share, will not be
poured out like water No. let not deceive our
selves We must put forth all our energies, and
throw them by better cause, and superior enhu-
sasm
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constitution itsef-and TO depart in this important par
tcular. from all the pecedents which have been set by
all his predecessors, from Gen Washington 10 Mr. Polk
This making great sacrifice indeed, the part of an
enlightened people, for the honor Of obtaining military
chieftan to preside over the administration.
The modesty of Gen, Taylor is not only highly objec-
tonabe but it ridiculous in Its consequences With all
proper respect we say that it reminds strongly
of the amusing character of Mr. Toots in Dombey &
Son:
"Oh how de do, Miss Dombey I" said the stricken
Toots always dreaduly Disconnected when the desire
his heart gained, and he speaking her :; hank
you, Pm very well indeed hope you're the
Diogenes yesterday"
''You are very kind" said Florence.
Thank you, it's of no consequence, reorted Mr. Toots
81 thought perhaps you wouldn't mind in this fine wealth
err coming home by water, Miss Dombey There's plenty
of room in the boat for your maid"
81 am very much obliged you," said Florence, hest
tang. 81 really am-but would rather not"
son. us OF no consequence retorted Mr.. Toots. "Good
morning "
"Wont you wait and Lady skelllesp' asked Flor
ence, kindly
sob no. than YOU" returned Mr. Toots sits of con-
sequence at ALL"
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Early rising.

On turning file of the National Inteligencer,
discovered in one printed weeks since article
lauding General Taylor for his early rising, and assuming
the ground that the habit was at least qualification
for President of the United States. We will not under
rate the value OF the habit deny that Presidents,
and all other public funcionares. will find it OF great
benefit Yet we will maintain, that for early rising and
industry General Taylor cannot surpass he can equal,
the democratic candidate Lewis Cass. We will present
single instance
Last May, gentleman from the western part OF the
State of New York asked old neighbor OF Gen. Cass
to introduce him to the General with whom he desired
to speak touching some matter before the Senate Asthe
General had much business hand the person OF whom
the request made proposed to Introduce the New
Yorker at halfpast four at five O'Clock the next morn
ing This proposition created some surprise, as 1t was
some two hours before the gentlemans usual hour OF
rising He however, consented to be up and ready at the
time The next morning, a few minutes before hve
o'clock on knocking at the Generals door, they were
invited to "come in" He was found at his table
rather coolly dressed, having on neither coat moi
vest with cap, la Franklin, on his capaclous and
wellformed head. and occupied vigorously in drvng the
quill" The neghbor OF the General stated in answer to
the inquiry of the New Yorker, that he had been &C
quained with him for upwards of thirty years, and had
never known him devate from his habits Of industry
and early rising
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The announcement by the wings of torchlight pro-
cesson and the firing OF 100 guns for last evening" for the
news from Pennsylvania alone, struck strange
deed 1t rather strange in relation to Pennsylvania
herself as their own dispatches by the telegraph
pretty positive the election of the democratic canal
commissioner of Pennsylvania by handsome majority.
The wing central committee of Philadelphia could not
wait for the official returns On Saturday they issued
address to their brethren in Pennsylvania and through
out the Unon congratulating them the election of
wing governor, of schig canal commissioner" sc.
These gentlemen were "halloong before they got out
of the woods"
But rather the most singular feature of the long whig
handbll which graced our streets Sunday morning,
the omission of the great State of the west Why was
Pennsylvania alone inserted in the ubiant bulletin and
Ohio altogether omitted Had she not also voed' Had
not the magic wire brought in returns from her wings
WHY not pay her the compliment of honorng her in
another one hundred guns We humbly conceive that
their compatrios in Ohio have to complain
of their inattention Or to conclude that they
have surrendered Ohio into the hands of their enemies
and that the Buckeye State is lost to the whigs One
thing is certan-that the wing stock is waning in Ohio
and since they will have her because they cannot get
her. shall be most happy to take her into our noble
constellation. If they will not honor her by public
celebration why, we must Another thing will be found
equally ceraihat all their ubilatons thrown away
their powder all wasted; their torch professions Haunted
in vain Sure as the des of November come, both Penn
svlyana and Ohio will be found in the republican pha
lanx.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-10-17

The New Haven Register does justice to New York
and says that she "has generally gone for the democratic
candidate !" but adds, that "t is mistake say that
never President elected against her votes" In
1919, for example, she cast her 30 votes for De Witt
Clinton in vain against Mr. Madison. 1t concludes its
article with the following compliment to the Keystone
State and the Old Dominion:
"New York has generally stood firm, and when she fall
tered other States have to the rescue untoward
events only make her otherwise than democratic
Virginia has been the needle to the pole from
Washington to Polk and so has Pennsylvania, with on
excepton--tho booty year. when men lost their reason
These States the West the East and the sound portion
the South, will do their duty and 10 right this time MARI
what we say"