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~ Fourteenth Ward Wing Committee.-Ai

a meeting oi ths Commute "c4u sep v '-' 'N''3 -
solution was adopted - ~ --...
pursuant 10 call Of the Wing General COMMITTEE,
Resred That the Wing electors Of THIS ard De ,squesee
10 stlend an eecon 10 be held at he Broadway House OF
Friday Sept g. for the purpose Of eecng nne as.egae'
from his Ward the Xlih Assembly Dslct 10 e00so
delegate 70 the Wing State Convention
r. " MORRIS on, Chairman
S q K L, osSosS' Secretaries. SIR
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10 seventeenth Ward.-The public is hereby no.
td that the only persons authorized Il receive connln-
lions for the II the Wing Ward Committee are the FOL
lowing named gentlemen. who constitute the Finance Com
iliee Each member OF which ls furnished with cerh-
cate Of appointment signed by the Chairman $40 secretary
of the Ward Comm.uee, VIZ Messrs j. hernck T. Day
ION r Edwards. T. Ill., j Townsend. A. X. Thomps IN
and J Finch. B. order OF Ward Committee.
ISAAC w SMITH Sec u. TOWNSEND, Chairman
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~ The Best Dining saloon.-The best q AL The
RFsr' Breakfas; and Dining Saloons In New York. Is
MrRCrRs .Uf Nassau Of Ann few doors from The
Museum. }. MSht Ehi froprlrioI.
"A 4 Al and see s2tuseo-
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~ Oh, the lovely and glorious effect on the human
hair Sc bottle OF J0Nfss Coral Hair Restorative hssi Il
gives so, auburn, silky appear and keeps Il ~
ion time; is other qualities Il forces the hair 70 grow
never sas s.ops falling Off, drandruf and pre-
serves il 10 old age Il Is sold in NewYork only
Al 9 ChAhan-s or Flllon-si BROOKLYN. e. .ieOdis
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FARMS FOR sALE-cou.ls,,

- VALUABLE FARMS FOX sALE-tons",
~ ne IN oart on q acres sustsd the east bank %
s.Dslawsre River. In DELAWARE COUNTY; Also.
IN seres n County OF PAULDING, Ohio than t.f ms
~ Indiana line and wing the Msanee River half ns
from WABASH and Erie csns.-so seres cleared Aso' .
very valuable and highly cultivated farm OF 10 scfes ~
MANCHESTER co 20 miles from New -York, and VIM
10 mile OF Railroad The entire farm a ncosso oy s,ony
wal Geoemen DESTROYS OF retiring from ocs'he'' 49,
sod this opportunity worthy u immedsis attention 80
500 acres In PENNSYLVANIA. so naies from h.n IN -
Y Turnpike from Z mira TO ~ OK "a on ~ - 80.
tract so 900 acres ia LyCOMlSc % rs.' Co. on
from Wlnsmspon and z. from Psnnsy.ssn~ siv,,.g.s
which good dwellings ADD osrn' ,eoo sil be sisen
- s for the timber The above farms ~. 20
sod on easy terms EXCHANGED ior COOS s 40
wa, T.rm ofs5 TO 80 within mss o. MS
CRY. wBiam.bargh, Brso1yn, or .s ow NAV sd
person ssy ~ ssOPstns to HSriSoToN CO kss =.
s,Ss krok-rs IL Walst boncs arc noukas~s
tate ana o'oe s9ty 10 his and neghboriDg eiss Apply
for sale on pfoP''J ~ ~ 81 s,eods
3 above.
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~ MusLeto Bites, sling. Of Insects, Gall

iniper. c. cured and the poison OF he wounds neu
trained by washing them win the true JoSEss italian
Chemical soap sanbum frecses tar, &c are removed by
use and the skin ef son. smooth clear and lovely As an
infants Reader the above ,irici true as you WILL End
but be you the genuine and buy only a. . Cna'
hsnsl or l5g Faionst BrOOsyn. 81 <eocis
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sai burn noihing but o., Or ar Las 80 I Ear snd
you house % ~. - ss smoke are tie M.niaiaie soar
Lamps. WIN Oe are .e Will e " YIN as sa mosI ea
~ q M ,e!ng Of the lamp, me no Y.
he wes he simple Is5s Of 1s aos e a ess s o.s y
leus' 49,. - ,,al avoid these accidents are .-f.11~ -
make maj o. OUT ''--'' ENDICOIT SUMNER
,5i Broadway aid 10 Ems
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II Jones's Amber Tooih-paste, put up IN chlns
pots = JoSEs's spanish LILY Whe Is sold Only a =
| Chsfhsm-si 81 2Ieols
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nUsLIc ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE 50 S.seas- street.
l. 60 t-n-5g v~1 lie relative. and cert Of "a q Az
DREW NADGE Of ne Cry Of fofs, car .rcr. t-
e,.~s A. ae.t have t.s ieats that tie .lscs of
-. 49,. In 10. hand o. he P15l Atss4s'ra:or ne al
sae disposed " % hn a1rortng 70 z~ uiens ne str5e
\. cast b. a.ui srsutor o. at1nrstf oi n- fo.s>
II - - ssr c t-r a-rf Dated S~~ fork, September = lsss
-l.s.- JAMES 3 rHArEE. Pulls AanlIasrs'of
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g. FIVE LARGE LOT. FOR sALE.-ro

t:i. inmbsrmeu Goa Ideaiers. Brewers, fOundryne
AX sh p-buiders POier- Stone cutters, Manufacturers
Sc Of every knd-Thore ots 2 feet ny 10 10 100 deep
having 60 feet front facing the Hudson situate al ne 'oo
OF Forysixths and regulated 81 feet from me HUDSON
River aud about 100 from The new wharf TO be pniit
on seventh and 100 feet west u The raroso "a
nitsl Invested In erecting buildings for The wofkmeb hs
rinss carpet factory Forty third It. would pay 10 %
e. c.nt n his property sold Al private sal- by IL
clock The s,h OF Sep enber that day viii 10 sod a
aucron at the Merchsnu' Exchange, by
A SkkOkANI, huCloneeff . W rh-at
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re- Tenth Ward.

re- Tenth Ward Lille more Grspe"-The
Wbs and Al others 10 favor OF Taylor and Fillmore, will
ueetst Military Hail. in the Bowery, TIL. evening, ~ s
orirk 10 form koug IN and Ready Assocston Col Has
-, - ~ ,.-',,...,ia,, e II
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VERY RARE CHANCE.-To an aenye yoan 81, ~ ~ ~
ISfn -0 0r .70 /, offered FOR ssle an appa aus vi a.
exhibition for which numerous rscolnehe - 20 a.
receiye5 nom distinguished clergymfn ana oineis -
srnsra. = perfect and IN use BY me pfopilstoll ~
= Song 10 Europe and vii dispose 0; II on 9
t-rm. I'M th- hands OF proper person. IRON 49, ~ 49,
800 ~. exn.nses NAV be easily made Or iar.ner Pa
cuafs a1diess ~ - 80 ~ had s7lr
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-. a.r,f,etqred aid for sale al One hundred az
ll.s s', rrra-~ss.s ever producec The bottoms are
SoavsS and ne partitions gued ana driven mo .as
-C's m. partition. being Mued Wnrfr uey me-
rrssk or spin as In the common cases ~
SSe he partitions haived at thsir functions NAY 9e
seen Al savage's stereotype o-hSIy, - InrsI AGENT
- SorIcs-st PRINTERS Al distances eau Dc --PP.sse
thr tvpe-i0andry BY naming saeA N.'T -
.a4a
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aud Fillmore Dem.n-tration.-IheN hig- or me
ghh Ward and al others favorable 70 the nominations Of
the Wing National Convention requested 10 assemble
In mass meeting al Lafayette Hal Thursday evening, Al
"a o'clock, Sept Every emeni has been made Tor
speakers. BY order OF Ne Naf1 Somnlles
CHARLES MCDOUGALs Chairman.
HENEY c. BASSs' Secretaries .sa
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JOSEPH MURPHY, Aucu0nser, - spruce 80,
4 ARGE SALE OF VALUABLE MEDICAL
WORKS Medical Journal. Ac Sc-Nl be sold on
MONDAY the lltt inst at l0ocock IN lhr forenoon % na
works OF all kinds also historical and miscellaneous ofts
also the New-York Journal Of Medicine and the coisi
ers sciences With the alphabetical list OF subscribers of 1hs
same entire h. title and interest OF ire publishers ana
propreors and to the together with al the srprnd
ages thereto and large quantity Of each OF the baes num-
beers OF The attention or the medical profession
particularly called the above sac Catalogues ready
for delivery either al the Aucioneers al The once ~
Wighman x Clark Wsllst ON Thursday. IN met 'lt
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n, HRONN. Stone Seal Ensravef and heIs.l a Ne,
| has rmoved 10 45l Broadway, upper corner u ius
$50 mn sfsr. Coais D, arms. cre- cypAef-' a. GU
49, ~ sfcra ar hines seals sguei.r ngs aud penci..
ea.e engraved Goats OF fond ana painea ~ ~ 49,
~ e from 3 and upward, and iof~ nIose - y - no M
United STATES oooAs a.. ,,.s1 in 'b-rsiiry s7ltF
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rT,- EIshth Wnr,.-The Wing Electors Of hi. Ward

rs,- Eighth Ward.-The Wing Electors Of Ward,
in pur,usnce of the accommodation Of the Wing General
comittee are requested meet In their several Districts,
~ follows, viz.
I No Il HoSari.st s.. No Is Hsmmersleyst
2..No. 100 springs O.. No ~ tiGisoI-st
NO 5l5 Rroome 81. No ~ uudsonst
L.. No. ~ Narck-st S.No oW w a,h1ng iohs-
On Friday evening next Sh inst ii O'Clock for the pur-
pose Of eecing delegate TO form ard Convention
State Convenen hch viii assemble IN the City OF luca on
the lsh September next 10 nominate Stale TICKET and
Presidential Electors
The deleg who shall have been elected viii meet on
the evening. o'clock No II How acst Tor he
purpose OF oreSniz siiOn.
BY order OF CHAs McDOUGALL, Chm
JAMES ONnltS, Secs S2t-g
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J. p MONTGOMERY Aucroneer.
by i, ID. INGERSOIL e. co. store =. Pearl
Dst on WEDNESDAY Sept IS, at 10 O'Clock A. " boots.
Shoes and Brogans2oe cases boots, shoes ana pioes
comprising desirable assortment OF fresh ana
sos direct nom the adapted to the Nofs-
sru Western, Southern ana city trade.
AT PRIVATE SALE ID. |. co. are constantly rrsri,
Ing nom the manufacturers great variety OF new and ffesh
stock which they selling al private sale al aucuon prices
consisting In part Of
100 cases mems prime thick boots.
200 csses mems prime hip and cali bco.
100 cases women's fine Kid slippsrs
100 cases women's leather slippers and busfius
10 cases mems No. palm leaf hats
20 cases mems black snd white wool hsv. ~ III
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H,ABERNACLE-VOC AND lHsTkU MENIaL
i CONCERT. The celebrated MORANiAN slHcEks
beg especially 70 inform the ladies aud gentlemen OF New
YORK AMI strangers generally that they have arrived 10 ths
civ from London and will have the honor TO make their
pesrance before the American public IA GRAND VOCAL
Ann INSTRU MENTAL CONCERT at me Tabernacle,
on FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS, Sept. and y
on which occasion choice and pleasing Programme
will be presented when they hope to meet that success
which has attended their efforts Paris London, and In
all the principal clues Of Europe.
ckst- 20 cents each to be had the principal Music
Stores and the door tho eveningof the Concert Doors
opea att To commence at n O'Clock. saturday evening
he Norayian Singers will give Concert at the Female
Academy, Brooklyn.
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SCHOOLS.

MISS wAKEuA>'> SCHOOL FOR VOTING
NiLADIE> No. f02 reelvir' ct oe.ow Hilbert VIII -,
o. en- on Monday. The I'm inst For Crclsrs stating Terms
,..f.-.,rs. - ARD \ AZ the -h1oI 81 81
MISS COOKS SCHOOL for young Misses, g
vi rW.lfh-s. between tlfh AMI sixth Will
commence Monday. September sspar.l- department
FOR sua to,s under ne charge o. Nrs Cook Boarding
,-,.,ll. re-.I I'D Cir-r' ars NJ the house. Il
TWO HIGHLY EDUC tTkD G-rmsn ladies'.
ga music would Ike 70 otisir board 10 family here
lessons The branches would - akrn m payu emf
Tor h,srd The h,.r % references vii Dc given Letters
addressed 20 05ce Of The n ane, WI meet " n IN
mediate aHfelfon. - s
MUSIC IN SCHOOLS.
AIR EDWARD HOWE, Jr, Orgsnist a. Or Mason
vi Church a scrsi and Instructor ID Sacred Muse u
Union Th.o1rca seminary teaches vocs music IN schoos
-rd .emia.res and IN ssses He also continues 70 Ia
private pupils ~ snd pialnfofi, snt N
singing and he Of HARMONY ccurerponi- &C Ap-
p.caon- are received Al residence. - Greenest
- iwisSiWo<.
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<roTICE.-Any person wishing To purchase the fdfni
NuTe and COOKING articles Of couple brezrlhk Up
hou.ekeerins lsnces all nearly new can DO so ~ eans
al los Ar0rney-sf. WI be- s0.d chap 49,
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.zss. AT PRIVATE sALE-T~o lots siustsd on he

E.. north ode Of Forty second'st bcl"een He E.s.,H
iucbss deem each Also lots on eide Of Eleventh.
avenue between Forty second and Forty thfd els ie OF
lots Is n by 100 A. 5inches deep, each Also = os "a
.ouh aide Of Forty hrd.s between Tenth and feVtnih
avenues; SIZE OF lots % n by 100 inches deep escn
A.o lots on south side Of Forty ourb-st bst"etn ienn
srd Eleventh Of ois, - H. ny lV"i h'hes
deep each For farther particulars apply 10
s7Iw A. J. BLEECKER, Aucioneer, bfos''
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TO TAIIORS.

THE PRESENT a an exceLet opportunity ~ l-oso
who VISA 10 elegant garments " ias a. ns
.vf Nv ohfariag copy Of Sl1eurss new worS Ol A.
- I'll lind. OF 4 othng wich = universally allow 90 U DC
1oeror 10 al oher methods FOR sale 9Y ne s9,l9r co,
80 m cor,land-.t and Broadway, and Of A WHEEEkR
Reoorer offhe Fashions COrla1ist Pree per copy -
= ff-orsh
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HOME MAGAZINE.
SIXTY THOUSAND SOIL

THE SEPTEMBER NUMBER published.-Ofice
i Ssssau-st Agenis wanted 10 circulate the work.
= m J p SHANNON, Publisher
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ll- Day Published.
A WARNING TO WIVES,

~ I'VE AUTHOR OF " rhE jill
DQICE = CENTS.-We copy the following nom the
A LOfdOn Morning Chronicle,
Amors thousand os v have been lately sowert from
press WISH better teserses he devotion
OF a. Afternoon than Warning Wives BY The clever
auhor~s. of it," 70 matter oi necu" Interest io
double Hs- sni % she general reader ~ humor md pa
tie mana lto s poi AMI tie production Of L, moral AN
aa 20 insure l5r an s,rnss. ani sllrsias ATTENTION
s7N Il LONG BRO Is Ann-si.
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GRAND PANORAMA or
TAYLOR,S CAMPAIGN

IN MEXICO.
THIS PANORAMA represents IN the most natural man
ner the marches ercanpments, and al the stirring Incl
dents u
TAYLOR'S BATTLES IN MEXICO,
together with correct views Of the country cities, &c kc
II Is the largest asd beautiful painting In the world
Exhibited every night O'CLOCK, afternoon exhibitions
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY Al 3 o'clock, at the "a l.
NERyA ROOMS 40 Broadway. Admission y cfs schools
admitted on reasonable terms. SHERMAN TOUsEY,
snzss. Propneters
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- ron SALE on EXCHANGE fos good. o.
city progeny with ss,ss Ism ia n,s, ~ from Lao
,..,.r iosare Of HUNTINGTON co. Resi Esis's and
sro(k Brokers' II WslG
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,n nnn WINDOW SHADE ,-For sse' hon
,1U, UUU 81 cents upwar- -Meschan's pecler-, &C.
s,n,'-s bv KELTY RlKER, manufacturers AMI exclu-
a ~. 10 shades and materials FOR making END hanging
.h.da. 1871 Clath4u-s- - S.sro1-
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= OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, FROM AUCTION.

| l-Dres- and frork coats -ilk trimmed fisucn -
made In elegant STYLE 81 20 GO each: pants ca-,ls'
Ia - pair Vests 30 20 > each l,y se-ol4 -
Icon. and coaks superb Innings - % 81 eac1' r.e
Di'r 81, S,re cor OF Nassau and 8eekman SIS - Il"
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LADY who has resided ten years al The sonh' = de-
Arous Of situation Osupernicnd Tie aOm--ic a. range
uefs IN some genemans family. She would nor 0oect %
living on plantation, snd l. willing 10 devote her umt 10
the interest of her emp oyer Referee = en- and requf
ed Letters addressed 10 c. D. Boston, Mass VIII De- Al
- fo .,,,r,ediaf-iv au30 6teOds
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ADJUSTMENTS.


DROADWAN THEATER.-Doorso open at per-
ID formance TO begin ri II o'clock THURSDAY EVEN
ING, Sept 7, will be presented The TRAGIC PIsy"
METAMORA The Last Of the Wamp
Me,smora... Dill. Mr Forrest Nahmeosee Miss ahaek
To conclude with the Farce u the
EATON BOY
Fanny Miss Isabel Dickinson Tom Miss Isabel Dickinson
Dress Circle and ParqueL Is cts Family Circle and up
per Tiers p cts Gallery entrance on Anihony't ~ CTS
DIRTDN'- TUEATEK, CHAMbERs-sr. -
- THURSDAY EVENING Sept 7, will be played,
the new drama, act. entitled -
THE CAPTURE OF CAPTAIN FUTILE
Captain futile. Mir Burton Mrs Bokum.. Miss Cooke
Ms Mcsunger Mrs Vernon Mrs. Brown. Miss Williams
The performance to commence wi the Comedy OF
OLD HONESTY.
Nchr Bradshaw Nickinson Dame Bradshaw, Mrs Vernon
JOSEPH Bradshaw Grace Mary Miss Ncknson
To conc ude with an Original B-rlesque, called me
PALACE OF PLEASURE; Or the lnvs bic pnnre
rnfantine Furboni Burton Blousabella Mrs g. Loder
Don Leander II johnson Xqusielttepet Miss sinclair
The whole to conclude with Comic Sketch called mo
Pnces-Dress Circle and Parquete, so cts Family CIR
Gle % cts Doors open al 7-Curtan Will rise al ~ 81
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NIBLO'S. A>TOK-PLACE, BRoApwAYY;~;r
Bt,T TWO Of The ITALIAN COMIC OPERA WEEK.
VIII be given for the second and last tme IN acts Ros
sini's Comic Opera, -
IL BARBIERE DI slVIGLA
Figaro Sig R0ss Corsi ROsna. .Sgs Lielii hoes
Count Amsyivs Sig Vieti Don Bssilo. ...S Sig Biond
Or Bsrtolo Sig Sanauenco Bena.... .Siga Ayeg sdro
The Orchestra which greatly ugnened, will be led by
Sig Lisifi Chorus ful and efficient.
OF quarter Of hour between the lst and
%
Doors open 6i-Commencing ". Admission 50 cis. 81
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Cd OOO -wANTED-A parinet II hshyy \. re- Re,

So 5000. .sscaSe aaierg1.s Ca which already
"a, been expended. aud near IL completion ABOUT SVv
wanted lued ateiy; the balance from lle 10 me =
lie above sum can Al the same secure himself bust
worth from : 200 90 5000 weary receive e loLe
sdvrci and oneird Of tue profs Attention Will be paid
to eifars marked Enterprise" len IN this oice - u
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- seventeenth Ward.

JosErF n. TAyLog, s.c,etsries
JosFPn c. PINCKNEY,
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c.oo uun TO LOAN on bond sni inoflsase . ~ y,
.@DU.OUO productive real esai- M ms e ~ 90
more sums Also several small amOln 10 ieud on oOvn
ivu property Apply the Banh Note EH,Iii ~ ~, VI
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-07-11
GEN. Cass and tho Young Volunteer.

We take the following from the " Norwalk Ohio
Experiment of September "A, 1874. II illustrates the
noble generosity and kindness of heart which dstin-
guish General Cass:
While number of revolutionary soldiers were being
introduced to General Cass, OF citizens approach
ed the General, and asked if he remembered him Upon
of their first meeting: "In the spring of 1918, Fort Meigs
besieged by the British and Indians and the militia
of Ohio called out to march to the relief OF the fort
General Cass was appointed to the command Six thou
sand assembled at Upper Sandusky of whom two thou
sand selected to proceed to the fort The marshes
and woods filled with water, making the roads al
most impossible. The commanding general had not yet
arrived, but was daily expected On the second day OF
the march, young soldier from exposure to the weather
was taken sick Unable to march in the ranks he fol-
lowed along in the When at distance behind, at
two officers rode along stranger, and the other the
colonel of his regiment On passing him, the colonel
marked, General, that poor fellow there is Sick he is
good fellow though for he refuses to go back; but fear
that the Indians will scalp him. the pick him,
before we get to Fort Meigs The officer halted, and
dismounted from his horse. When the young soldier
came up, he addressed him. My brave boy, you are
sick and tired, am well and strong; mount my horse
and ride The soldier hesitated DO not wait said the
officer; and, lifting him upon his horse, with directions
to ride night to the generals tent he proceeded foot
tent, where he met by the general with cheerful
welcome, which he repaid with tears of gratitude" That
officer was General Glass; and the young soldier was the
person addressing him. worthy fellow citizen John
Layln. The General, remembering the circumstance,
Immediately recognised him. Mr.. Layn remarked, Seen
era that act was not done for the world look upon
it done in the woods with but three to witness it,"
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CORRESPONDENCE.
Alabama.
MONTGOMERY, June %, 1s4s.

MONTGOMERY, June %, 1S4S.
Knowing the interest you feel in the progress of de-
mocracy, have thought that it would perhaps be graft
flying for you be informed of the enthusiastic support
which Cass and Butler will receive in gallant State
that effort is being made to attach doubt
to the vote OF Alabama This the work of those who
have other motives prompting their OF action than
desire to promote the success of republican principles
Let no one be deceived and let friends elsewhere be
assured that shall do duty. Alabama will as
tanly cast her for Cass and Butler she did for
Monroe thrice for Jackson twice for Van Buren,, and
once for Polk 1t is true that many of preferred per-
sonally another distinguished Individual for the pres-
dency but our standad-bearer is worthy carry
banner through the fight and motto continues
to be measures, not men, we will be found at our
posts
The detection of Mr.. Yancey and some few others,
with all their strength, talents, and influence, will not
prevent the democracy from faithful discharge of their
duty The position assumed by these gentlemen so
unenable that they receive plaudits frem few besides
the whgs who of course, welcome anything promising
schism in ranks. Cass will with ease) carry Ala
bama Taylor and Fillmore and the projected hird
ticket" should one be announced.
Great CONSERVATION prevails in the wing camp. The
old Simon Pures vexed because Clay SO heart
Tayors nomination. because they know and believe that
party organization, first proposed by his friends And
again. Fillmore is more than they bargained for when
they consented be represented the Philadelphia Con-
venion Could you the wry faces the poor fellows
make when his name is mentioned, you would imagine thai
the coons were all affected with Bos," and that Fill
more the wormrood applied for their extermina-