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TOWARDS Supreme Court Reports, vol 9th, be-

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Also, plee of the same in vols; for sale low.
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with additions by J. 9. Perkns-l6E vol.
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Just received and for sale AT low prices.
Oct26 +. TAYLOR.
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vNSes FOR NORFOLK.-The OCEOLA leaves
4s .u.~s- Washington every Thursday, O'Clock,
returning leaves Norfolk every Friday, at O'Clock,
m, touching Conc river going and returning Passage
and fare 50. J. MITCHELL, Captain.
I-eou
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SHOEs, Shoes shoesi-A. HOOVER 81 SON have
- hand of the largest and best assorted
OF boots and shoes offered in this market, which
they wonid respectfully call the attention Of their
ers and the public, comprising variety qualify and
price oy ladies' misses chldn men, boys, youths, and
servants. We enumerae, in part
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SCHOOL hooks the best copies Of the best editions
~ selected with great care purchased exclusively cash
prices, and Tor sale at an extremely limited advance.
Septic +. TAYLOR,
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HOUSEKEEPING 9OODS.-The subscribers have Just
IL received complete OF the following anti
cles viz:
lO-I, Id and 1874 linen sheetngs
IA, 81, 81, and l0I damask, for table cloths
Satin damask napkins
Towelngs of every description
Table and piano
Cotton sheetings all widths
White quilts, blankets OF every quality and size
Curtain materials, new Styles with all the necessary
trimmings and fixtures &c.
Also, daily expected, per New York packet, importan
additions present sock of Brussels, talcs y and
grain carpetngs, printed dggets, &c all of which
will be offered very low for cash. punctunl dealers
Sept. 30 L. II. HOOE " co.
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John p. srALLINGs, successor to C. II. sengstno,

respectfully informs his friends and the public gener
ally that he has taken the wekaown shop formerly
pied by c. : where he will be happy receive orders
Tor painting, and promises the best possible
manner.
July 30-eodf
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yJ,O GENTLEMEN who shave themseivss-S. PAR
i kER would particularly call the auenten of persons
who shave themselves his DIRE ng for razor ops, which
certainly supesedes the necessity Tor the use OF hone
have hundreds OF testify the value OF the
trop dressing Ii does the dulest to
line, smooth edge, charge will be made.
few good and strops, and a lot OF excellent
shavjny soap For sale at s. PARKER'S,
PsIlumery and Fancy Store,
Ootu near BackwSlls Hotel
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YIna1N1A LAND Orr1or-

TN conformity TO act entitled "An act TO reduce
i into the several concerning eseheaIors,"
passed the 9th day of January, 1919, do hereby make
known TO all whom IL may concern, that IL appears by
certificate of the escheator of the county of Pendeon
dated the 9th day of November 1913, and received into
the land office the 9th day OF 1873 that by an
inquest held the 9Th day OF November, 1873 the follow
ing of land have been found escheaed TO this Com
monwealth, Wis
A tract or parcel Of land containing hundred and
hyionr lying in the county oil Pendlelon GA he
west side OF the south branch at place called the Bag
Sugaree Bottom of which said tract parcel OF land
Charles Bechynden died seized ,
Also tract parcel OF land containing one hundred
acres lying and being in the said county OF
Penetn the side OF the south branch OF the Poo
mac adjoining his former lands on the north and east side
OF which sa parcel OF land Charles Blechynden
died seized. 80 ,r ~
S. H. PARKER, Reg Land Office.
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W ne',er, N"'e' M" DeAp"fch Pnpers-
w smah supply oil the above writing papers, superior
quality thing the advertiser has Washing
ton. is just imported direct from England, 10y
Oct u f. TAYLOR.
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GEORGE M. PAYNE,
Guun
FORWARD,


o. Editors in whose papers the above of sale of
lands is required to be given will insert the same twice
weekly their respective papers till day OF sale, and for
ward their to the commissioners ST Augustine
by the month of June when the said accounts will be paid.
Dec I6-2awls
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TN accordance with the legislature of the State
Texas o provide for asceraniug the debf of the late
republic of Texas, approved 10th March, iS4S, notice is
hereby given all perons having claims demands for
money against the late republic OF Texas to present the
the auditor and mpoler OF public
before the second Monday in November, Isis they
will be postponed.
The provisions of the aforesaid require the auditor
and comptroller, jointly receipt under their seals OF OF
6ce for all claims presented, setting forth the par value
thereof the time the accrued the date and amount
thereof; distingui shng between the different classes
claims in the following manner; First, the audited
ceraned claims such stock bonds treasury notes. mill
tary Scrip other audited rtaned claim. Sec
ond, all claims with sufficient evidences and vouchers
authorize audit under the late republic of Texas
THIRD such claims sufficiently aul cnticated by
vouchers.
And is further made the duty of the auditor and comp
oer Jointly, report the legislature for final adjust
ment the whole and character of the public debt
asccrtaned according the provisions of the said The
classification and rue of payment recommended by them
subject the revision amendment aud ratification
of the Legislature. JOHN M. SWlSHER, Auditor
JAMES B. SHAW, Comptroller
Austin, Texas, May l5 lSiS June l6 WON
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From the National Intellipencer

From the National Intelligencer
SHAVING All who wish the luxury of easy and clean
shave 1--WE of the beard) recommended TO call at
s. Parkers fancy the avenue, and obtain supply
his raxor-strop powder, and of Vroom " Fowlers pre-
MUM military shaving soap, both of which have been Test
cd and found superior similar articles ever before
tried. The gentleman who tried them gays he has
shaved so comfortably in thirty years.
From the Saturday Evening News
EASY SaIAvING.-lt will be seen 10y reference 10 Seby
Parkers adversemen that the azostrop powder there
referred is strongly recommended IN the National
Intelligent by gentleman who has proved its virtue and
value. respected citizen who called upon yesterday,
as has tested the powder, and
found be worthy Of the strongest recommendation
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A IDE Memoire to tho Military Sciences Sd vol.
"a London, 1878. Just imported by f, TAYLOR, with
many Illustrative Engravings, Maps, Diagrams &c Sub.
Jects Fertilization, Field Fort. Permanent Fort Field;
Fortress Permanent; Foresses, Field Places Mo-
ment Forts, Detached Fertilization, Permanent; do.
CochoJn's do Bastion do Montalembers do Canots;
do. Germans do Relative value of; Fougass Fai.e Fur
mace, ChotD Fuze, Qor mines > Gabo Galvanistn Ge
oguosy, Geology, Grenade, Guard house, Guee Cot
ton, Gunner, Gunney, Gunpowder, Heat, Horse Hurdle,
Hut, Ice, kyanzing and Burnezlng, Laboratory Level
ling, Loophoe, Maohicouis, Magazic Manpavres Msni-
let Marine Artillery, &c.
Tie following volumes of this valua BILE series will be
celyed by the advertiser Immediately their appearance
IN London. Nov 20
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WILL be opened Mt Kings lace store to-day (Mon-
w day) good and cheap assortment of shaws collars
2ollare black silk frinses, NC. consisting Of
Black embroidered shawls, at So so worth $l2 90
Thibct do 100 do ID 90
Dab do 80 do 90
Plaid silk scarfs 37t do 62a
do Is ] on
Black lace collars ISL do 37h
Do silk at 60
Also excellent assortment of gentemens guernsey
shirts and drawers cheap and good. Ladies' vests and
drawers match
All of the above articles will be sold cheap they
bought at auction Oct "a
SPLENDID Fall Winter Goods-The subscribers
~ daily receiving full and general
OF the elegant French English, and India fancy goods
well the complete stock of staple and useful
tces before offered their friends having taken
than usual making their selections from the
i'm portntions of New York and Philadelphia In
dress goods name
rs pieces of fancy silks, styles
20 do French cash. d. Ecosse very rich
50 do Scotch do very cheap
~ do black boiled gro de rhnes silks
10 do do plain and striped Pekin silks
10 do real French merinos, every shade
5 do damask satin de chine entirely
do broche Paris alcyones also entirely new
8 do satin striped yrienne, do
30 do new styles mousselines dc laine
Is do high colored polka muslins
. do A rich colored vevets, for vses, Gc
30 do white and coored Grape shawis, very cheap
Together with general every article in our
line. p. II. HOOE az co.
Sept rs
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LIVERY one who wants Carp.tinR find
IL article have every possible grade
and style on hand. We have
Rich tapestry velvet
Rich velvet axnns;er
Rich tapestry Brussels
Rich medium do
Superior and medium Brussels
Brussels stair
Tapestry do
Extra supcrfine three-py
u sual quality dc
Extra super ingram
Usual quality do
Fine ingrain common do
Cotton Competing, list do, rag do
Twlled and PLAIN venetians
Rings OF ali prices and styles
Door mats, NC.
Having SO much larger stock of carpcting than any other
house south OF New York, unhesltatngy say all
want OF carpets they can do better with IMAM elsewhere
Cail and see. d. CLAGErT 10 co.
We have large assortment OF sta. rods all and
prices which will sell much below the usual prices
Oct. 10
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NOVEMBER Reno,t OF the Mutual Life Insurance

~ Company, of New York, Office No. 30 Wall street
This institution during the month OF November, issued
.ew policies viz:
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LntENCH and Spanish Languagas.--J MEIERE, late
l. professor United States navy, Yale College, Nc.
spectiuy acquants the citizens Washington that he
coutem plates giving instruction in the above languages,
as well as IN the English to foreigners.
Prof Meiere ilaers himself that his reputation in
ucor is too Wed established here require particular
references
For TERMS &c address NJ the bookstores of Messrs.
Franck Taylor, Taylor 81 Maury, and Fischer. at his
residence at Mrs Williams, opposite Mr. Fanck Tayors,
pennsy lvnua avenue. Nov. S--u
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VISITING Cards pFintcd and plates engraved very
neatly and quickly. Every variety of fashionable VS.
lung cards. TAYLOR MAuRi,
Dec, 10, New Bookstore, near Oh street.
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Dec l3-1aw6w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-06

~ the fpnd.. but we feel certain that those who
.ubscribad DO no, feel in such hurry 10 take
them out of the Direc,orys hands. 1t is those
that never gave penny that are now making
the outcry about giving it back. Their organ
is the Express, which never gave any Itself
and tried % prevent others giving. IT must
see By this time that its advice il not at al at
tended 70 by those who gave the money They
gave 1t without the advice Of the EyPress-they
seek no counsel from that quarter now. At the
last large meeting in Vauxhsll Garden, Of those
who did contribute, one Of the speakers requested
all who wanted back their money TO hold up their
hsnds-there was not one hand raised We al
wise the Express, therefore, and Others, who gave
nothing, to make themselves easy on the subject.
Their interference is not asked.
The continued Aings at the editor OF The IT7b-
,sne are in very bad taste. That editor has not
penny Of the money in his possession We think
he contributed more 10 the fund than the editor
Of the Express did, though he does not manifest
half so much anxiety about its restoration.
The worn out nonsense about sLeeregowuon
is not argument 1t is not now even decent rdi-
cule. The ErDress published all that we puo-
lshed concerning the battle Of Sevenamon. ne
Tribune was as careful in warning the puonc
against placing implicit reliance upon 1t as the
E1Drcss. The only difference was that we used
respectful language, the Erpres' used nosldry ;
but We must not dispute on matters Of taste.
Papers friendly to Ireland generally justified cur
course The papers which usually denounce lnsh-
mon and lean toward Nstiyism abused US We
are coutented.
VIZ have done. We have shown that charges
weF made against US that were false and malci-
Gus. We think we have shown that the subter-
fuees by which our accusers would escape from
the responsibility Of their reckless conduct, are not
Sufficient 70 protect them from the sprooa'ion
they so richly merit.
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- There l. scLess pfossfb which says that TIE spob
ecary who sells drugs should have ihres eyes the phys
who administers hem two eyes bat the patton, who tsks
them should be blind No wonder the celrsusls have ss
saying when consider thai they In the practice
using mineral posons spec ie remedies lhe suppos
ton that each disease requires separate remedy The ds
covery Of the circulation Of the blood BY Harvey Gas reos
uonized the practice ofmedicne. Nov II IL AnoSo na@s
blood 10 the fountain Of heath and disease his be nYur
nsmeless diseases ensue The search Of Mseris heae
has been to obtain universal remedial sgenl ha 'hs
purify the blood and thus extrpste the seed. Of tssss
The most successful has been the celebrated MosEsCos
POUND SYRUP OF YELLOW Dock RooT " hose super1 en-
cacy IL aiiested by medical and hundreds Of psneDs
especially 10 eases Of eruphons Of The skin and every 0
Of serofs disorders Of he and head s1ecsoss
the liver, dropsy, asthma, rheumatism, jsurdee eoug1
bronchitis puon, female complaints &c and az
eases arising from inquiry Of the blood.
Principal Office ls1 Waierst. For sale BY the prnepa'
dTugg sts and dealers throug bout the city.
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SACRIFICE WITHOUT REWARD Is that Of .hs su1erG
from Disease. The tremendous endurance Of conforeo
days and nights rouai for nothing
Foss's COMPOUND EXTRACT YELLOW DOCK end So.
sAPARiLA removing this nperous necessity In eysS
In which alternative or restoring medicine cen have
avail may Justly be- considered the h9iesi boon Of To
Foss's COMPOUND fsorn the tine recommended
and used has ia endless reno~p Tsstno
mails are 10 be obsined In ali sections Of This City respect
Ing ts rapid efficiency IN Of diseased boo3-nisr1s
Inf tmmsuon-consumpiye habi--detilfy-
pepsa- biousnessrush Of blood to the head also. 10
levers OF innammatory or mall gnan
which 30 torments aud The energies Of the bocyfrsf
or beating pain in the hestner5ous irnsbiiya0w Of
spirits succeeded By corresponding depressonssYere snd
constant hesdsehe--snd all errupuons ofthe skin.
Every bottle Of this VITAL REsToRER 10 guaranteed
Prepared and sold, wholesale and reta by GToEer Foo
Pharmsceurst sa Spring-st door from su,lvaDs-
Also for sale by Eugene D0puy, GO Broadway A. n
Cough Co. l4s fulton-st 2oe Bleecker-sti A. l. WIN
ship. II East Broadway, Z. Price 81 per bottle, or sx
bottles for y.
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lF- john Vas BuEES speaks in Faneuil Hal
BOSTON this evening

ASorRER TAYLOR FLAG Run UP.-The Naskriile
has hois,ed the Taylor flag in his las, number
and thus chronicles the event
To oUH PArRo>S.-Ne this day lay aside our neu-
trslity la this free country IL is citizens night 10
express his political opinions in any form he may think
proper We shall exercise this night, heresiier, re
ssrcted alone BY Of what Is due to Justice and
Truth. Having natural snripsihy TO promises wnien.
often in human Affairs return uniulned 70 tnose
who make them we shall make none We shall leave
the future to spesk for itself and hope 70 be found Ike
our gallant leader always ready, sskins no isvoFs
shrinking from no responsibility.
Among those patrons who have for several years stood
by us in prosperity and sdyersy there many Dem
ocrsis We are unsaectedy grateful for their KIND
ness and encouragement Hon9ring them for the pm
vats worth and respecting their devotion 10 Democratic
principles shall be proud 10 retain their support
but il they think proper 10 part with we trust we
may part a. We met IN friendship.
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RRnOKLYN AFFAIRs

GENERAL WOOnHULL-The citizens Of Brook
Ign are TO assemble in meeting at the Brooklyn In
sttuie rooms this "wednesday evening for the pur
pose Of taking measures to the immediate erec
lion Of m onument TO Major General Nathaniel Wood
hull The memory OF one of Long Islands brayest Re
votionsry patriots well deserves 70 be perpetuated by
so Gf,ng memorial and il is 70 be hoped that the
whole population OF the Island viii on in contributing
to its erection.
SUDDEN DrArH.-Coroner BAL held an inquest
yesterday upon the body Of man named Street aged
about ID years who died very suddenly at Joness Ito.
to- % Fulton-s, on Monday night The deceased has
been lodging at Jones for several months past during
which time he engaged in pedding books. Cir.
cumstanccs lead to the supposon that he has friends
in shrewsbury y. !. 4 post morton examination show
ed the immediate cause Of death to have been the
breaking of an in the right lung producing suf
location and verdict was rendered accordingly.
FoRruNArE EscAPE-A horse belonging TO Mr.
James Ashfeld which was attached 20 light wagon
became unmanagesbe yesterday, and dashed up Mgr
te.avenue ~ most terrific pace, coming IN contact
With smother wagon the corner OF CsrOlst smash
ng the vehicle into fragnen ts and throwing Irish
man out upon the pavement. The bystanders rushed
70 the spot 20 pick up they supposed, corpse
Paddy, however picked hisey mp, voxing that ii he
had known the horse going to Gun away he would
not have ventured the ride.
NAvAL.-The L. :. Brig Hecia, 4. Z. Monroe,
Lieutenant Commanding, arrived At the Navy Yard on
Monday afternoon. The Hecla is a days from La
guna having touched At Norfolk, where che remained
during the essterly gales She has been stationed al
Nvarndo and has been during the greater par Of her
cruise in the Gulf OF Mexico. She has not lost single
officer or man since she went out.
The Cumberland win be ready for sea this week he
guns taken ia the Macedonian frieatc when she
captured during the late with Great Britain,
being removed nom the ship House and placed upon
the Cork Dock at the Navy Yard These trophies are
worthy Of preservation.
KiScs COUSTY CIRCUIT CoURI.-im. b. Boo.
vs 4tdcas Hsdge--This action was brought TO
damages for ASSAULT and battery, committed upon the
person Of The plaintiff In May last q appears that the
defendant felt himse aggreved in consequence of the
IA lure Of the plaintiff invite him attend the pre-
scntsou OF IRE trumpet and upon meeting each other
On alteration ensued during which the lie given,
and the defendant knocked the plaintiff down.Nerdct
for plaintiff 80 damages and costs
CaisHdarSos -, 49, ~, &c. A, a. 50, 81 81 -, s.
5f - 3
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FROM ST MARTINS AID MARriSlerx-Tbe
brig Sarah. Capt Higgins from :, Martins 18th llt a.
rived ~ this, port yesterday Captain Higgins report
,hs, I'll was quiet when he len The slaves IN 10
Dutch part OF the island who as before reported bad
been coadronsy smsncipsied were A. work. The
decisions OF the home Government, - 20 rher sLal
freedom had not been received SAT- vas very
plenty on the Island. bot ttle rain having n!ien.-
Capt Higgins stopped At Martinique. on m. outward
passage 10 cell his cargo which he was unable 10 % Il
consequence Of tire unsettled state Of the Island Toe
negroes had the complete control OF affairs but bed
committed no new outrages. 1hey worked when they
pleased which was but a vcry email part Of ne tine
Il was doubtful II matters would settle down INTO teii
cid STATE for some time q como. Boston Traveller.
TEXAS MovINC.-At Wig State Convention
assembled in Houston Texas. the 5th ult a rcsou
adopted fully and cordially approving % the mont
nsion OF Taylor and Fillmore. The following nsmed
gentlemen appointed the Taylor electo'y
hon. James Webb and Hon r. Ochiltrer Election
Tor the state q, large Hon. Samuel Yerger Eicciof
for the Western District snd B. HI Epperson klec,or
for the Eastern District
lY' Gen. 4. ANDERSON. formerly Democratic
T. ;. Senator from Tennessee. and who hss Until re
Gently acted with that party has out In favor Of
Gen Taylor for the Presidency.
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By Telegraph to the sew.York Tribune
bunker STATE CONVENTION.


The bunker State Convention called to nomi-
ate candidates for Governor. LieutenantGov-
ernor and Canal Commissioner. &c. convened ia
our city to-day. An the counties except Frank
In had representatives on the ground and there
being no wicked Barnburners present to disturb
the harmony of the Convention, it organized with
out any difficulty.
Hon. joins c. WRIGHT OF Saratoga Go. was
called temporarily to the Chair, aud Messrs. Coop
WIS and LANSING were chosen Secretaries. After
some farther preliminaries such "a the presenta-
ton of credentials, sc. permanent organization
was effected by the choice Of Hon. SAMUEL
BEARDs1FY Of Oneida County as President, rs
sisted BY one Nice-Presideut for each oil the eight
Judicial Districts Of the State.
The Convention then proceeded TO ballot for
candidate tor Governor, with the following result
ForEx Chancellor REUBEN II. WLwoRTH, SO (;
for Hon. ZADocK PRATT Of Prattsyille, %; for
Hon. GRTrSr c. Bronson, @ Mr.. WALwoRrH
having n clear majority over all other candidates
was declared the unanimous choice Of the Con-
veution rs its candidate Tor Governor
1 Candidate Tor Lieutenant Governor was bal
lo'od for with the following result;
CHARLES O'CoSoR of New York, 80 GEoRcr
w CLINTON OF Buffalo, To- HARVEY BALDWIN
of Syracuse, =; NATHAN DAYTON Of Niagara Co
scattering. .. MIR. O'CoNoR received clear
majority OF all the votes cast and was lhereupon
unanimously nominated as the Hunker candidate
for Lieutenant Governor.
CHARLES SIBERIAN McLEAN was next nom-
mated as the candidate for Canal Commissioner.
Our correspondent does not send the vote for Canal
Commissioned