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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-13
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PHIIADrLFHIA thursday oct -
4 dispatch .1st received nom Harrisburg. mace
ur ar esrei. sompsr.son q al tae rotes received
and reported s'1raes. elects Johnston y -l7o ifa
o-i-v Tbs Will not be far from the result un-es. 70
-r counties ~ ne XXllIi CongressonAl Distrill az
r1rh better fl- Loco ocolsn tnsn t-cf iAr--i ones
,.-exr@re aase tonr. Tner- seems nasly sly -'e 90
f1-s.f- reuc--r ref1-us % Jess iran t"eniy .-r
me otHc.- returns 81 ne judges 90 te'--n VIII '1
promulgated. -.
-e--..--.n 30, from me northern re- 90 our >iate
Cat,e. savs t1s interest .n -he Governor election
as almost .1st sz1t Of 10 TIE 're a7s0r'ns
Cd rec SOL and that t-ere W. le -Itai -a--i-
there 90 III support % me an blren .-AT.- - -
Cd 1ar.0c~scr 10 trs region Gen Ass seems fai
-,...sr.r 0-rcr =. Ire Cong. s-ional Comm wees
,ru.t have made lr..tsAe and seat il' "FoA, ~. -
C1ss iuto tE- 10 i-11ornoo1 .
-choolman.s coach O.. inning factory p N.eA -.
below Walnut pas burned a1clt o clock of-.na-. !
from s-ciieut Ttis building was very anuflalel ana
tle ainlr.ng store almost ss Old. --e .n.e4' 90
course were very com-usr-.e and gave tae 'leuleH
some trouble before eNtins lshinS ileai-
There "a god exporting INJURY ioi l.S-i 81.
and buyers o-er = - fcr standard brands "ln.---
5ang able o. - rhr orders -oi1ers DEMANDING = z
with q 1rn market Corn Neal . ~ den3Ll -
with farther sales Wet = dl4. Ard -''p o-'.'.
good re6s cold 10 -l1. Prime Waite - "sntel q 4-p
ms. Co.'s nn0 -u-rar. aaf yellow cold - &C PER
5us1el Co-tou .s without movement No nAnSe y
tee market t0r Groceries -nd IroFi- lns NA4sA1 -
dull ~ -t ci. Nothing dong 20 Freisnts 49,.
SAILS OF -rocss First R5lr4-i.o -tste : "a
1880 a. d. q. -O00 reading RR6s - ~ r. g
Notes 6s 1868 ~ Farm Mech 5sns. Il .'. " -
rl.neton RI r.-I llI Morris Canal = LOU 1liy
Gas Be- I01f lo0 r.~ari Bank, Jul. 100 zen Nav o :
~ 81 300 do 1o Do. -. Sit -
SAND Boers---l Reading I'd. 10 39oo sea Nav r. -
rs 3lf. $500 OBJ. e. 81 snters 5snS l' nm -
1-5 o. Leh.h Interest l go state -. - l.'.o 40
"a. r. C.-.-s B-rk r0.. 100 Wilmington I'd. z -
20o state ss 81. 300 Lehiya Goa. scrip 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-13

ReoePs b. Cana rrtH o. plr q h9v.-FLora.
500 barrels. CoAS Cl0 5l-ae.. BAsLET $500 do
FLouz w. inactive and prices inclined b dr9'P.
far quotation ior the various common BRANDS is g -.
IS SCI, BAILEY steady with sa.es q o00 bush
els Al o -. OArs without caanze 1000 bush
eis were disposed o. ~ g a 3i-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-13

RceJa rrfa ae pra - i5-u-fIouR -o09
barrels WzEAI 5000 bushels Cozs. ~ 40 bushels
The FLors market .ss d-l sod prices tending down
ward. Sales 00J barrels ~ - 81. WHEAr vas also
du. = 900 5ashe.. Ohio ed a. ~ s3c % CoHy ne
uo,ce ssss q 90 bushels o. = 59, FaEisHrs By
Canal 20 5sny were on tle decline We quote f.our
70 sc Whest 81 lad Corn 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-13

~ Persons wishing TIE Iualue lea 81 4e.res1s-,
residences OF 90 ihef pieces ~ business, cAor Nss
ysrs. Brook.yr jersey Cry. Wlaamsaargh or Sse,,,
,, ,.e. leave .h-r address 80 ,.e dess OF e Patl,.
Oree OF .ead o by note tar0a.h .1e Po-i Ofce rs b..
OF IT,. Daly Tabune i1 to.c IS ho regularly receive 49,
our Carriers : -. Gems per wccA
County subscribers f3r the Dsly..s5 per aunlr 49,.
s-ni.Meesy -.
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OHIO ELECTION.

armstrong CO. IN this State has given 6 major
nv for LosGsrRKrH. and Clarion Co. about 500.
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M FALL EMRRolnERlEs

Lace, J.. HGsfs Whiie Musiias Lac, peis. caIa, v
~ Tie undersigned respectfully invite NO Lsdlss q
" \. loinspect their gal goods
.TheP assortment, Of needlew0rk goods Of their o~t
exclusive Importation and he extensive retail s.oes
the city Il cannot be equaod FOR variety ard iy.e nd .
price Offers extraordinary Inducements 10 purchaser
J. 4. T FARRELL co.
80 1meO1 557 Broadway flexi A4lau.lrsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-13

ILLINoIS-GIoEGE X. WkBER ESQ. recently
STATE Printer and Eiiter Of the SSssd See Rssfsr
has bol,ed Cas- aid offered series Of resolutions and
made Van Barren speech the lst inst at the Capital
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By telegraph 10 the y,w.York Tribuns.

Market. .SEF- OfLrAss, Ocf io-P VI.
Tss receip; Of ire Csr5ras ssvi-es BY telegraph
have had tendency 20 la.e-i- 60 markets Cor1oS
and BEzADsrrTFs Vere Dull and no sales o. moment
have trsnspirei. TIE llt;er however were very fair
CoES pss bed - 81 cts AID iAED IL kes. - q. rts
" change 10 FSElGHIs or SIZZLING Bills.
Markets SLw-CsLFtNs Oc- Il
Ine sass o. Cott1r iodsy resch go bales 81 pr-es
a. eghtn ot cent lower Khan those e-rreut previous
70 TIE receipt Of ire Csn5rls sdvcss Fl1-r con
rinue. steady With saes Of sl9 b1. good Illinois ard
Ohio At e. Operations il Corn su-n Up i3 90 bushels
Al fll pr.ce-. -ussr--ses 100 aais ne~ crop Il g.
To steamship Cres-eli C.iy below
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-13

broker HEsRr The PoHce Gazette Of ths Gees
MAKES extraordinary disclosures IN relation 10 be-
ceat desih " he young aad oveiy wife Of Rev Jssf
Msft Everybody should read It oljr
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Election Returns.

The whig Almanac for isi5 contains the Pres
lSeahs! Eleeloa Returns for iSi4 lew copies rosy
es had at the Tribune O&oc. Price ~ cent?.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-13

- HENRY HILIIARn ct Morris c. : the Cas-
candidate tor Congress IN tee iNih DstFet Of New
Jersey comprising Morris, MiddleseS and Somerset
Couut.es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-13

IT, Dla-HENET r. JosEs af Q-ecas. Free sd
VIIft Dia-JoHN c. BLAutLLr % Rocklsrt Frs'
Sol AgzAnAN BIArvELr Hunker
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-1h. Cnmmirree of Arrnnsemenls apo

"A ~ ID. Ceaer. Coran it;ee Of Democratic Wig fOlns
Mss for Tie purpose Of making Arrangements for Mass
ul,oz 10 r.afy tie Wig State Nomination. are request
A 10 nee, a, tie Broadway House on THIS (Fndsyl
EVENING. 18Th nst a. Z. o'oock. P H.
sB-PIoctaa sod f1J attendance Is requested
gv order, ROBT. HOLMES. Chairman
o D. OssOzS, ss~,stsris. -,
z s. JAorEs, o. AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-13

PHiLADELPHIA Thursday, Oct rs A. NJ
1t is all night. The Pemsyir0Haa OF this morn
lag eIvEs Up THE STATE, admitting Johnston''
election. G. j. ;.
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Grand Ratification Needing

~ Grand HafircauOn 'lesh"s
~. D.mo>r.rc Wtag General Conmltse i0V"e me
w. .eor O, iles YorE 10 assemble 10 Mass sesHnI
s,yssIb.n e.rdsr, on TUESDAY EVENING oei H.
~ an. geoek rive 'ae''anas response % ne nom
,,aon Of HAMILTON FISH for oovsfosr' snd GEo ".
PATTERSON fr Lieut. Governor
The v.nou. Taylor sn3 Fillmore Cubs Of ne CITY ana
ro.s,v Of New York TeaVy invited 70 come 01' u
.,e, strength viii bGonefs, nlse AID sfAtry % lli'
great occasion ,. -
..... ~ ,sn,,de splendid Brass Band vii BE 10 a.
,-s,,,s md sewers discharges q artillery during Tie
-, evo,ssr POBT HOLMES,
rs J,evs, see'y. lois Gun Com Araagensn'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-13

THE BrrFALl Hcsr-We were pleased 70 see
Capt B.ssrc'n in town yest-rlsy. H. brought back
the force which went down under ns commano 20
Co-rgs Cnrt.t IN .33erste 10 Col K.nneys expected
movement cr tie R.1 Graude Capt bessnqon VII
make statement OF the causes % ne failure n. *
petition. y ~ De.'a' "a
Col WNHIvGr1s ExFEOIroS u CALL
FcRSIA-A friend na1 o1. -n-.y placed m our hands
letter nom gallant o.Ecer vi CoI Wsshingt1ns com
msud nov fl raur for California. From 10 We learn
idat the conusld has proceeded f@l miles with iran
C.. l5l xagoas heavily loaded 100 the space OF q days
and .hen eucampcr resr Maperne 10 the state OF
Durango The whole command Vss 90 excellent con
ton and expected O. be- Cn.huahus IN ten or twelve
sys They bad been treated ~ith great Sndness snd
r5urtes, 5y the Mex,cans who furnished them "ith
y o Delts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-13

Ny ~ esg cards, A.hy.poa.hsa on oo,a sides, ~'s
ch silver edss-an 'euur- and besu4fll sfice-
4 ~, splendid Envelope Boxes for Wedding Ca~. wss
Hsg wk(sl, sye1 Cord and Gard ca'e, Il EvgsDsLl'
Plspus Eagrsylns. Establishment. 80 Broadway eorne
DasNe-st Ncond square shove hs PARK % Js0f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-13

~ The Aggregate Produces Of tls United st.'es coz
tsiuef IN NE Business Almanac. ~ v q. P.LSss n,
Ne~sPaprf AGENT are interesting and sione worn %. 2s
asked .Of IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-13

samuel Lyon, Isaac Bsnnister, James q. Alexsnder'
CnNles Mooney, L. Z. GIBBS ID < Oliver g. c stew
Art, and wm. Carr were then appointed 70 nominate a
County National Reform Ticket Tor Essex County and
Committee Of three WAS appointed 10 make arrange
nienis tor adjourned naecsns Of the Convention a.
;he sAsac place "Wednesday Sseraoon next and for
Public Meeting the same evening. The Convention
tten adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-13
BROOKLYN AFFAlRs

VERDICT IL THE CASH o. Mrs. HAYs.-The
Jury Ia the Of this unfortunate woman after re-
Of some hours returned yerdlct tina, decea.ed
came 20 her death BY conci..i6n Of the brAa<p pro,
duced by f4l caused BY bow.siven 70 her by her
husband, Edward Hays A'tss Grandnary aye still IN
session, this Will be brou Sat oei3H them mr1e
d.ateiy. -
COXNOS CoUSCiL.-A special meeting Of this
Board was convened las, evening when tue following
business vas transacted
Psihions RefaTed-From several person. residing n
Atsntcst praying that the awning post. that thcr
ougnfare be removed. From owners Of proy-rty ia
d1erent Districts against renewed essessnens tor paw
lns AID sSsd4nz From citizens requesting that an
alarm bell be put up Ia the Seventh District Against
the assessment for sewer 10. Raymond a. Il VS.
moved that counsel for ihos6 anst the assessment Do
allow. ~ state bis before the Board but the
mott r was lost and the matter referred 10 the next
day y meeting.
After some communications from the Standing Com.
.ttees read and few rssoutons u local inter.
- we're passed, the meeting adjourned.
FOusD DEkD.-Teytsrday morning the body o.
acolo-cd man found sbo9. three miles from Book
lyn lying short distance from the railway track "A
inquest was hed'on the body b. Coroner Bal, when,
alter an examination u appeared that the head Of the
decessed wss very much enlarged from disease, aud
,he Jury returned verdict In accordance
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net gain s,eS9.

Ioih uihlNiitN iH s'iN '''''N '''' -'-
N-w County from Huntinsion
ssys zip Miatose D.mocst, f..vsd Est . suns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-13

vy..,r.,, 5svs r,for of .'tsfssy proceed ne
.fts. 800 C0nvsa ltas Greg 1oins 81 Ff 90 VII -
49, 81 - QUITO. n - NOR. - - - ~
rl md o,a. ns.r. plaa sl over @ nornns Ihsl ~l
y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-13

NbIs Committee Room.-rns Oenocfs =
o., cos-Tsl COmnigee have engaged room 81 ~
et..v No : 40 sisir. which their fren1s ron ul-
-,,x re sv.d 10 4tsnd fof purpose connecieo ..n
nc eDs-Lt e@''-' 49, 80 4
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<atlaual kefor.u In NeN.Jer.ey.

The NAtonsl Res0rncrs held >isie Couvea-
tion Yesterday afternoon at the City Hotel New
ark. Nj o. c. STEWART OF New ark wss chosen
President and W y CANk appointed Secretary. 4
debate q considerable length occurred on resolution
70 proceed 10 ;Ae choice Of "A Electoral Ticket io'
sNrrH and FoorE but the resolution was hasly adopted
With IN, one dissenting voice and Messrs Evans Al
rx,>pxs ana MOONEY we're appointed to present :
rckst who repor,ed the following which unsn
iuncesly adopted hy the Convention
,..fs NosyS 14cVKs K.hss,. & C. STEWART. N-sss
T-r-tr. W. Hr,ssrss seen. ReEsxn Ccsrtl. lNFsr
'.Sss 49,. f.'sr.oa tses.' o'''i' '-'''- "a
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THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

Payment. .a a.. cases required u aiFa1cc. Mccoy "a
De reunited through ae Pos. Once a. our r,st Po,r.
ter being orned Of ,4e contents CO .le letter. ard aasss-p
ton ot The bills being re.a -ec.
sENi-wtENLl fS.brst.
Scr ore yesr single copy.......
2cop.cs. ......-.... .....,.. s q
u.lih rKIEgNE.
For oce
GREELEY \ NcELRArH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-13

MAssAcHUsE1Is.-Hon. Ben F HALLETI uni
vcrsally known under the cognomen Of the Soldier
OF Fortune b.. been nominated fer Congress By the
Hankers Of the 1t District lBostouJ now represented
by RoBEHr WINTHROP who declines denomination
Hauett edited The Bosoa DAILY Aarocafe during a
series Of yc4r, from 1925 This paper was strenuous
advocate Of Abolition and some Boston Free Soil men
has recently printed pamphlet with suHcieni guam
tty fths model Cas- mans cast "a Ant Slavery ed.
torals He nov utterly repudistes these writings and
bases all bis speeches the Nicholson letter platform
in common with the other Hulker * Anti slavery
men
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-13

ARREST Officers Walling aud Leland OF the
Lower Police Court last evening deputed 10 ar.
Adene Miller Of $50 Church and the inmates Of
her house Madame Miller was held 10 bail In the sum
Of $500 10 for keeping disorderly house Five
attaches OF her establishment 10 default OF bail we're
locked up Tor the present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-13

81 Bee; shepherd Dog-Ro5en Collins
soon aiser the announcements Of Premiums the
crowd began 70 separsls znd n snort tine tae boys
CT the Deaf and Dumb Institution were the only spec
tssors o. he great Cattle show, as seat Il their won
der ia patent and weary animals waose fair and
TAT forms great rariFy a. TIE failed rem
dszvog. Of mishfy sirioins and nsTroxy ros-Salis
Hssd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-13

ArRocIoUs MURDER MAJ Adam :. Camp Of
the ,ilsge Of SPArtaa5urs, C. VS. killed on Thurs
day evening last, ~ called joseph G.eun. Ire
murderer gave hlsefup TIE next morning an1 j. now
ID AL awaiting BE- tllsl
- Elder Ofs1l Hyde. enc OF the Twelve
Apostles OF The Mormon Church eft here yes,e-day tor
Council Bu1s, % board TIE stealEer Aartas- We
laaru that BE- carries up printing materials, and ths;
,ou his arrival Il l. Is Intention - commence the
publication OF nessPspe the fEouter. devoted .
Toe support and propagation u the Mormon isiih aIa
doctrines. -. LOUIS Republican ft1.
- Madame Arrsnort. bette known IS the
ceiebrsted Fanny Wr-ht ssas ROBBED on the C0ring-
ton serry boat the o.ler day. by some rescal WHO had
BIZ li-tle res gect tor the re- - o. Wollsn-
- There vas .srSs Free Sol meeting IN
Boston on Wednesday evening. Tae principal speaker
was Hon. JoEN ?. HAZE.
y JoBN Vas BUKEy passed through Boston
On "wednesday Al. vsyto Coacord Nh 70 address =
mass meeting there.
e Hon JOSH T. Mason Is al Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-13

- TT pIIs- "a 8IlleI'I1lII HIt 'IlII = y "F'
al 10 o'clock the City proper-nos IN the ConHfy Of
Phi'adelphis-so thst man moving scross street
may have los, bis vote from ignorance Of or nstenton
TO the discrepancy Beside many Phisdelphisns were
here and elsewhere from nome Election Day, and
ray have s,sd expecting 70 vote any tine before
10 yet on reaching the poll ia Southwark or Northern
Libertes msy have found d, closed We can't retraet
I'd Trib
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Law { ourt-.

GRFFLFY \ McELRArH
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-14
TAlLORIsM IN oOUrM CAROLINA

The rec, nj election OF Hon. I,aac E. Holmes in The
Charleston District proves TO he true what we have
stated of the Taylor feeling in that ultra pro slavery
Sta e. where o lack received and accepted unani,
nous nominated tor the Presidency, with most "pro.
found railude." tits well known that Mr. Holmes had
long since strongly advocated With Gov. Hammond and
others The nummatlon Of Taylor. The True Wing"
exuIs over his eection to Con. ress. TO understand
how appropriate il is cor Mr. Holmes advocate Tay-
lor We APPEAL TO an from Mr. Holiness speech
in favor oi Texas annexation delivered the House in
Feb. l845. The reasons he gives cogen and are
probably tne easons why Old 2 ck was also for The an
nexaiion OF that new slave countTy-
"rhey 1.-THE South had black population
which Increased at the rate OF four per cent per
annun. They possessed territory Which W as
limited in its extent, and which gel tlemen were
disposed to keep within the iimits that now con-
fined it. Ii the population OF the United States
had risen within the lite time OF the gentleman
near him (Mr Adams) from three millions to
twenty millions, how leng would it take the black
population OF the South, which was now three
millIons TO experience a similar increase And
what, he asked, would be the condition OF the
whites, if, with black population thus increas-
ing, they must be pent up wi hin their present
limits, and enjoy 10 opportunity OF emigl alton?
The S, nth wanted Texas for territory expand
slavery IN, AID they asking Tor New Mexico aud
Gallo MA for the same purpose.
The New Orleans Picayune, in common with other
Southern Taylor Wing papers, says
"There is no man in the South more BITTER
LY OPPOSED to the Wilmot Proviso, aud the
principles it involves, than Gen. Taylor
The New Orleans Bee, also s,aunch Wing paper,
printed IN his own State says
"Gen. Taylor is from birth, association, and
CONNECTION, identified Nth the South and her
institutions; being one of the most extensive
Shareholders in Louisiana, and supported 0y the
sldUrhOtdlng interest, as OPPOSED 10 the WilmOt
Proviso, aud in favor OF securing the privilege TO
the owners of slaves 10 remove with them to
the newly acquired territory"
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-14

ARREST OF Horse THIEF. Discovery of
Den OF Thieves. Oliver Davis was brought
into town on Sunday evening last charged with
having stolen horse some three weeks since
from Capt. John Partridge OF Paxton
The officer had been in pursuit OF him for some
uays' lie traced him to suspected house in the
southern part Of Salem. Where, upon institut.
ing search, he discovered under the house, ar
engagements for keeping tour horses, the only &C.
cess to which was from the side OF a small mound
IN the rear this place had every appearance of
having been recently used. Everything about
the premises seemed to indicate that it was the
grand redezvous of a regular gang of horsethieves
androgues. Davis was taken in the woods near by
wnere ne said ne had slept for nearly week
ne was examined on Tuesday last before N. F.
Bryant Esq, and in default OF bonds to the
amount OF $500 was committed to await his trial
at the next term OF the Common Pleas.
Barre Gazette
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FREE son IN SOUTHBRIuGE.

At meeting # the Souh hr dge Free Soil Club held at
the Ne no Church VesIy on the evening Of the I2h
the following delegates attend the Worcester Con
vcnilos, to he holden Tuesday next. were chO.'n
To the Dsrc, Convention samuel L. Fl, Ike. JOSEF h
Cake Daniel F. Bacon, Samuel P. Cutting, w. w.
Bowen, and Oliver phmplou.
To the County e invention VIM. F. McKinsTy
o'ls Mason Jas. r. Young, Aremas Gardner aud An,
drew :. Plmpton.
The delegates to the District Convention were insrruc,
ted 10 use every honorable the nonina>
ton OF Hoa. CHARLES ALLEN to represent this DIS
trct in the next Congress
Delegates auhuriz ID to ill vacancies.
OLIVER PLlMPToN, Sec.
Sou,hbrdge Oct. II, lS48
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-14

ACCIDENT. The staging round the outside
OF the new Unitarian Church gave way yester.
day morning while the workmen were UPON II.
Precipitating one Of them, Daniel Y. Mouiton of
Hampton, N. II. some twenty feet to the ground.
his head came in contact with large stone and
received severe cash extending from the cen.
ire oil the nose, IN a semi circle, to the edge OF
the ear, laying bear nearly the whole OF the
frontal BONE No other external injury was per-
celved and we understand the wound is not con-
sldered dangerous. Barre Gazette.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-14
Gree Soil Lectures.

At ~ bsfer. Oct l4,h, 10y lion. Charles Allen.
TFAn extra train Tor ehsteT will START from the Wor-
eesIer depot NJ s O'c,ci TuiS EVENING and return
aNer er,iug. stopping at Ox'ord eacA way. The
Freedom Clue Worcester inVed to send large DEL
egaton.
At Ur6riigs Oct l4h by Dr.. Darling and A, II Waters
At MaIbury, oct 10Th, by Hon Charles Allen.
At Boyis,OR, Oct 10Th, by Dr. Dazzling.
Al P,inc.t Ton, Oct l6h, by hmtss Walker, Eaq.
At Royaistvn, Oct 23i, Hon Charles Allen.
At Barre, Oct 26th, by Hon. Charles Allen.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-14

MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT. An Engiishman By The
Aame Of DR. Thomas Fiske, was killed in the mos,
shocking manner, upon the Worcester g. Nashua Rail
Road, yesterday afternoon. file was walking on The
track, when the gravel train approaching with great
pdty, drawn by engine reversed, rushed upon him,
struck him to the grOuAd parallel with the track Ills
head nesry severed, leg cut off below the knee,
and the other barely hung BY the skin. His bowels
torn out and scattered along the track for about rods
lie about fony-nne years old, without family. He
has been in this city practising Dentist, for shor,
time.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-14

N Elder Orson Hyde, one OF Twelve Apos.
Ties OF the Mormon Church, left here yesterday
Tor Council Bluffs, on board the steamer Martha.
we learn that he carries up printing materials.
and that upon his arrival it is his intention to
commence the publication Of newspaper on the
nonter' devoted to the support and rropaga-
ton OF the Mormon faith and doctrines.-S
Louis Republic, 4fh.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-14

AMERICAN Free Soil ALMNAAc FOR l849. White,
Porter Virgin, d Boston, have recently published IN
Almanac with the above title Il contains all fine usu,
al Astronomical matter calculated for every section Of
the Unicn. In addition TO his it has great variety and
amount Of Free Soil reading, making it a very useful
political tract Ii should have immediately large cir
culatiop
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-14

IHE Root OF ALL EVIL. A Eve dollar bin or
the Fulton Bank passed through the hands Of The
editor OF the New York Journal Of Commerce ~,
tuesday, on the back Of hich was the follow
ing inscription:
"This is the last Of three thousand dollars lef,
10 me oy my mother at her death,on the 9th day
OF August, l849. Would to God she had nsva,
left IT to me, and that had been learned 10 worL
10 nave earned my living would not now be
what am NC
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-14

II Madame d'Arusmont, better known as
the celebrated Fanny Wright, was robbed on the
Covington Ferry-boat the other day, by some
rascal who had but little respect for the rights
Of woman.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-14

AWKWARD SPELLING. The editor o, an ed,
cational journal, published in Canada. ina recent,
number says, in illustration Of the Ignorance e.
tne nature and powers of letters, that friend a.
ms recieVed letter commencing "My dear Cur:
anu me eotor Justly concludes that the writer
had not been taught the FIRST principles n or,boo
raPhy, though protesting to have received CON-
mon school education.--.N Y. Co1n1aey.;oI