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hurrc3 SO called cut '.,hree cheers for FREQ
Soil and Gineral Cass.' Well, the three
cheers come as quick and as true as Pad
dy's echo, for il was, '.,hree cheers for Fret
Soil and Gineral Taylorr'
] begun to think that the only chance
was tor us TO try and carry the South. 5,
] wheeled about, and turned about, and
jump'd Jim Crow, in tho slave States.
told 'em they must stir round and eiec,
Gineral Cass or the whole slavery business
would be upset, bn, if they would ONLY
elect him hey nigh, feel safe, Tor they
hsd his letters TO show that be was in favor
ofupholding slavery all wer,hers, aud Of
carrying il into every Territory we could
Law our hands on. They all answered the
very cooIy, that they had much rather
trust s,raigh, forward Sou,hern man that
they knew had no tricks about him, than
To trust a Northern mnn with Southern
principles; aud they rcckoned, on the
whole, thev should 60 for Gineral Taylor.
As a last chance, thought | wuild try
to rouse 'em up in old Pcnnsylvany. So
went To 'cm and told 'cm told them their
coal and iron was IN danger, and the only
way for 'em 10 save il WAS to elect Giaeral
Cass, who would protect il 10 the butts end,
he was ss good n tariff man MS Henry Clay
At that every Que Of 'cm. Qunkers and Ger
mans, and Dutchmen, and all, put their
finger ayin the side Of their nose, aud
said, "Friend. We tried tariff man last
time, but we ddn', save orr coal and iron
by it, So we have made up our minds "a
try m honest man this ,i,nc--wc are going
for Zachary Tavlor."
By this time was convinced the game
was up, and il was no use 10 stump il any
longer. We've got into the current where
we can't help ourselves, and arc going down
over the Falls of niagara ms fast as we can
60; and hope YOU aud oil the rest Of our
party will he ns calm aud composed, and
considerate. as the Indian was that wen,
down over them awful falls n great many
years ago. lie ,ugged and pulled his ga.
noe against the current with all his might
tiIl he found there was no chance left. and
then he laid down his paddle, and took up
his bottle of run. nnd sot down quietly in
the bottom oi tho canoe. and tipped the
bottle up To his mouth. and so, mud drinked
arr took the good oft. I'LL he pitched bead
over heels down the falls, aud went ont o
sight forever.
Now, ms last advice to you. deur Colo
mel, aud to our iricnds. aud especially &
dear old Mr.. Rtrhie, Is ~ set down guie,
and composed in the bottom 1T the boat
aud cut AWAY nt tho public crib. and drink
away at the bottle Of the Sub-Tre,surv ill
tho 4,h Of March, when We shall pitch over
the Falls together, drinking our last guz
zle.
remain vonr danr friend.
MAJOR JACK DOWNING.
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remain vonr tlenr friend.
MAJOR JACK DOWNING.

A noble !ord. not over Courageous, was
once 80 lar cngn.ed in m aii ir nl honor
ms to he drawn L. li,!c Park t. li.ht n duel
Bat Just rs he c..me 10 the iusici's Lodge
nm empty hearse came M. on which hi.
lnrdsh,p's antagonist. who WAS a drol alli
Ger, well known, called o,.t 10 the driver
s.Stop here. my good fellow, lew minutes,
aud LII send yol. tare." This operated
SO strongly on his lordsbp's nerves. that he
begged The officers pardon, and returned
hume in n whole skin.
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NEW GOODS.
DRUGS. MEDICINES, ETC.


IN HE subscriber has just returned from
st. Louis with full supply Of all
articles usually found in his line Of bust
ness, which he has selected with care and
is prepared to sell upon very reasonable
terms. Those desiring to purchase are re.
ques,cd to give him call. His stock en-
braces the following, among other articles
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Gums Arabic, opium, shellac, aloes, sssa.
itHtida, mvrrh, tragacanth,
Senegal, guiac, gamboge, camphor, &c.
Roots Liquorice, rhubarh, ja!ap, orris, Vir.
ginia and seneca snake. snrsaphrilla
ginger. gentinn. spigelin, &c.
Barks Peruvian, cinnamon. sassafras, elm
hayberry, hemlGk, &c.
Seed nnise, coriandcr, iennel, lobelia, card
anon, &c.
Salts EPSON, Glnubcr, soda, rochelle, ni,re,
nmmoniac. &c.
Acids sulphnric, nitric, tartar:c murietic,
bcnzoic, &c.
Essences and essential oils, tincturcs, syr.
ups, ointnents, &c.
CASTLE. soda, shaving, toilet and fancy
soaps.
Calon,ei, Quininc, s. c. Soda, cayenne,
cream tartar, sugar lead, carb. nmmoniu
and Magnesia, bals. copaivo, Burgundy
pitch, sulphur, scnna, n,annn; etc. etc.
Paints, Oils and varnishes.
Red, white and black lead, chrome vel
low and green, Prassian blue, lamp black
li,harge, Sp. brown, Ven. red, yellow
ochrc, whiting, &c.
Linsced, lard, iasup, fish, castor and
sweet oils, spts. turpentine, alcohol. &c.
Nos mud :, Copal aud japan Varnish.
es, snnd paper.
DYE s,uffs, all kinds.
Fancy Articles, Perfnmery, Brushes, ke.
Cologne, rosewates, hair oils, eye water
fish hooks and lines, letter and cap paper
quilts, steel pens, envelopes, waters nnt
wafer mo,ioes, extracts for hdkfs. pomades
satchets, pocket books, Pcnknivcs. leat
pencils. states, pins, needles, hooks Gnd
eyes, purses. violin strings. combs, bears oil
sand boxes and sand, inkstands, shaving
boxes and brushes, tooth, hair, cloth, paint,
white wash, shoe aud scrub brushes, &c.
Together with general assortment ol
patent medicines.
GROCERIES.
Soap, candles, teas, loaf sugar, starch.
pepper, aIspice, nn.megs, mace, ginger,
chocolate, cocoa, sal eratus, mustard, to.
bacco and segars, snufIs, raisins, currants,
candies, &c.
4. SANDERS.
Davenport, Oct. 10Th. l646.
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Convention OF Delegates from the different
townships in Scott, Clinton, Cedar. Lynn, and
Ausca!!nc Countics Will assemble al the Cour;
House IN the town oil Davenport, in Scott coun-
= Oh I.ifas, DseeasLer Isl. =, o'clock 2. II
To devise WAYS and means Tor obtaining grant
OF laad for the construction OF Rail Road from
Davcnpor, running west, past Bloomington 10
Council Bluffs.
The immensely important and beneficial re-
suits with which this project is laden, should be
n saficien, induccnen; for ali classes OF commu-
nifty to lend their hearty and energetic co-opera-
ton.
ii is hoped therefore tha, a demonstration will
be made in i,s favor on the Is, prox., commen-
surate with the importance OF the subject.
=. {. FULTON,
JAS. TiIORINGT0S,
HIRAM PRICE,
Com. appointed iasf Rail Road Meeting.
Davenport, November 23i, l3i3.
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lIHn'l lsH..

The second Lecture OF the season, before the
Literary Society, will be delivered in the Meth
ods, Chapel on Wednesday evening the Goth
inst. nj Ga o'clock, bv the Rev. a. II. TAYLOR.
Subject, Sacred .Ns-ic. The Public are res
pec,iully invited to attend
Davenport, Nov a3d i3i8 COMMITTEE.
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Mr.. Bell, ia Tuscaioosa. Alabama, who
suffered cish, yenrs from cancer in the
nose, was lately cured by the use Il n cram
berry pou!,icc. The remedy is simple
enough.
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The National Monument to Washington
is, now about ten feet above the ground,
aud il is believed that the fund in hand will
I've sufficient TO raise il 10 the height Of 100
feet.
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Established Laws Of Nature;

mildly, Promptly, efficiently and most ngrecably,
producing none OF the deeterious effects which
invariably attend upon and follow the use Of
mineral medicines. An unquestionab!e proof
OF the gratifying and happy results Of this med
icine is found in the fact tha, those who have
once used these pills have preferred them again,
and have had recourse TO them afterwards in
preference to any other kind Of medicine. Ca.
ses, almost withou, number, Of Chills and Fever
of the most
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Astonishcd most delightfulIy.

The lndinn Queen, Vegetable, Sugar-coated,
Antl-bilous Pills are most decidedly family
medicine. They have become familiar and
very popular remedy for the relief Of great va
rie, oi diseases. They unload the stomach
when the appetite has been too freely INDUCED.
When diarrhea or a relaxed condition OF the
bowels exists, they relieve them Of their ytiated
contents. When costivencss prevails, they re-
move II and leave the bowels in a healthy pore-
static condition. Ii the kidneys secrctc NOR
bldy, they bring about, speedily, a healthy func-
;lon OF those organs. II the liver is congc>te ted
by impurities from the blood, Or with bile, these
Pills come in most kindly and efficiently TO the
ici,i ot that ALL-IMroRrANr viscus OF the human
body, and bv their timely use, save many valua-
bile lives. They cleanse the blood, remove dys.
pepsa, worms, bilious choic, dropsical affections
OF the limbs, dizziness Of the head, &c.
PRacricixs PHYSICIANS,
in good many places, have, from considerations
Of interest, prescribed the use OF these medicines
in the community where they live, rs lar as their
Influence can possibly be brought 10 bear upon
them. Some hysicians have been known to
say, that they had rather contend ngains, heal
ths s,aspn than agains, Braggs' Sugar-coated
Pills Hence they are constantly circulating the
mos, g.arng misrepresentation vi these vaiua-
ele pills. by stating that their active properties
depend upon the most vrulent mineral poisons.
iiut truth - stronger than fiction. These medl.
cInes noi only will succeed with the public, bu,
they do succeed!
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CrBenjamin West, yoangcs, son Of the
grea, painter OF the same name, died lately
in London.
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Scientific Skill aud Ingenuity

have they been prepared TO meet the symptoms
OF diseases occurring in bilious climates, that
they are acknowledged to stand unrivalled as
an ant-fcver remedy. As q tonic aad general
restorative in cases of nervous weak ness and
general debility, their effects are always Of the
mos: happy and singularly gratifying character,
in weakness of the
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DIR. BRAGG'S INDIAN QUEEN
Vegetable Sugar4oated Pills,

ARE OF TWO klNDS-Thc TONIC
&1 PILLS have now been introduced into a !.
most every nelghborliood throughout the wcs-
tern and south western States, and as medi-
cinal agcn, have met with the mos, unparallcl-
ed success that has ever attended any medicine
heretofore offered to the American public, tor
the cure Of intermittent aud bilious disorders.
Such are the peculiar properties of these pills,
and with such
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SCHOOL.

VUVnE subscriber will commence
- School in his new building near the
Methodist Church, ON Monday next, 18th inst.
TERMS.
Common English branches, $3.50
Higher 800
Latin and Greek one dollar extra.
ASA Prescott.
Davenport, Nov 9th. 1913. g-gw
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aud OF long standing, have been SO suddenly GU
red by Braggs' Pills, iha, their effects have up.
peared almost miraculous. If there are anv,
thus afflicted, who doubt these statements, Just
let them make the trial il will cost but trife
and they vii, find Themselves
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LAND ron SALE

AAR4RUO e VA 00A3As
VOUR HUNDRED ACRES of first
- quality Prairie Land, all in one body, for
sale at bargain Or will be sold in 20, 40 or 90
acre lots to suit purchasers. This tract OF land
is situated ON Duck Creek, Immediately in the
rear OF the f'ourishing town Of Davenport, and
will in few years be valuable property 20 Law
out IN two or four lots for vegetable raf.
dcns and country seats: and when We see tho
rapid strides that Davenport is taking toward,
the pfaific we might not be out of The way i'm
predicting that these 400 Acres will be wanted 70
lay ont in town Lots within ten years, as !, near
the river and occupies the full length Of Daven-
por, tin the rear laying one mile and hafin length
there nre | SO acres broke and n miles Of good
fences up, two ienemcnts, good well nj water,
several valuable springs ana watcred BY Duck
Greek the whole length. Persons wishing to se-
cure 10 themselves or families a certain fortune
withouia any risk and with bur . small onlsv, will
apply At the .EApa .MiAs n Il G FULTON.
Timber Land on Big leland for sale-als0
three small tenemeHfs in the town OF Davenport
for sale-also large store and dwelling on Sec.
ond Street for sale on time.
Apply to A c FULTON.
Davenport, October 5th, 1913.
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TO TIL LOVERS OF GOOD TEA:

0!lE subscriber has just received from
- the Canton Tea Con,pany,a general assor,-
ment Of pure and fragrant Teas. They are put
up in small packages and warranted TO give gen.
erl satisfaction. Prices from co cts. 10 90 per
lib. Those who Try these teas prefer them to all
others. a. SANDERS.
Davenport. Oct 10, i3I8
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NEW GOODS
Ar

GEORGE Z. DAvENPoar,s
UST received a general assor,men, Of
O New and Scasonablc
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES.
HARDWARE. QUEENSWARE,
BOOTS L. SHOES. NAILS 4 GLASS.
Oils and Paints.
All OF which will be sold very low for
Cash.
Nav 18th, 1913.
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Corrected reekty by &. s. Uhnier.
DAVENPORT, IAufsday, November.s3 i848.

SOFEeftcH Ueehfy w u ~ VNfGeT.l
DAVENPORT, Thursday, November.g3, l848.
PRoDrcg. PROVISIONS.
FLOUR, bhl. $50 a4,OOlPorK heavy, 200
WHEAT, win.bu. GOIHAMs, lb. ~ a 5
}, sp. J, s5 a sol isnouLDERs,,, -3!a4
CORN In ear, >, l1lsiDEs, >, 4a4A
>, shell'd ), 20jLARp, ;, 5a6
=. meal }, 25a 30IBrrTEa, }, 8alO
FLAxsrEp, ;, so n G2l jIioSEy, >, 10
TN. SEED, l,OOa l,2jcHEEsE, !. Ga ~
OARS, i5alGCcncrfss, ,doz.75a 90
Hay, ton 2,5Oa3 3,OOlPorArors, bu. 70 q Is
Woop, cord, ,50a e,0O BEANS. VIII. :. 20
Coal, bu. Ga l0lSALr, Kan. ;, 62s n 15
BEEswAx,lb. l6l :. Liy. !. r5
HIDES, green.ib. - APPLEs, dri. bu. ,s5
>, dry, >, 5!iPEAcHEs. >, LISA 9, 90
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 10.
FLouR-Good country brands s4,i0 to 4,e0.
WAEAr, IS to 60, good TO prime 10 TO 82.
NEW YORK, Nov. II.
Sales Gcnncsscc Flour at $3.50; prime white
Corn, 60, yellow .2. No change in other arti-
clcs.
CINCINNATI, Nov. II.
Fionr S3,75; Grain without. chsngs. Hogs
S3,eI per 100 pounds.
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Northwestern Insurance Company Of
OSwego, n. !.

INCORPORATED BY the Legisla-
- ture of the State OF New York in 1884, with
u capital Jail paid in Of sl5O,NDO.
GEKoGE FISHER, Etcsdenf.
SAMUEL HAwLry, Secretary.
Cook l. SARGENT, .agents, Davenport, io,ra.
Aug I'd, 1913. a7-tf
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they restore the powers of digestion, and rein
state healthy tone and vigorous action of all
the vital organs OF the system. This medicine
acts upon the human constitution in perfect ac-
cordancc with the
The Davenport gazette., 1848-11-23

SLIGO IRON.
ENLAT. square, and round Iron sssori-
- ed sizes Plough Slabs, Plough Wings
assorted, Shopes and sizes, Hoop aud Baud
Iron;
STEEL,
Cast, English Blis.cr, Am. Blister:
German and Spring Steel assorted sizes.
Steel Plough Lays,
Wagon Boxes,
Carrage Springs,
IRON AXLES.
A full supply of the nbovc articles a.
WAYS on hand and for sale as low ar can bU
afforded by
&. l.. DAVENPORT.
Nav lIth. IS4S.
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Money. certificates
~ Of Deposises, and Drafts bought BY
Nov ~, l0s8. COOK & SARGENT.
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Davenport, Oct. llth, 1913.
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Markets.

PITTsBURcH, Nov. IL.
In the -four market there is demand for shipment
but at lower rates. The receipts are large for the
East Sales Of Western at 81 So to 81 62f Sales OF
barley at IS to $40. Whiskey in bbls sells at 2lc
Provisions are without change The fruit market Is
active There is feet water in the channel and
the river Is ON the rise
BUFFALO, November IA, 1913.
Receipts within the past twenty -four hours:-Four,
1000 bbls wheat 10 600 bushels; corn, 1900 do The
Hourmsrket frmtwth upward tendency; sales OF
600 bbls at 81 co. Corn was also shade frmer, and
some 10000 thels sold at 46c. Freights by canal to
Albany are trfe easier; we quote -four TOO; wheat
19c. zoe, and corn 17c.
ALBANY, November II, 1913
REGENTS within the past twenty. four hours:Flour
IL 600 barrels wheat none; corn 600 bushels barley
$4,000 do The market for -four is dull, with down.
ward tendency prices In wheat there were sales OF
5000 bushels Genesee at 81 "a 81 25. OF oats some
IL 600 bushels disposed of at $3.50 3ac Sales
20 OOO bushels of barley at 63c q GO.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
CHARLESTON, Nov. Is, 1S4S.
We have advices from Havana to the 1th instant
Prices Of sugar WERE for white, 70. Co., yellow o}.c
Gao; brown, 5H.
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VINO STOLE THE GOVERNMENT JEWELS I've
have heard Intimations that some information on
the above head may be obtained from the man
who was recently sent to the State prison In Sing
Sing He is generally known by the name of
Webb, with number of other titles, too numerous
TO mention. He is said TO be one of those philoso-
pliers who perpetrated the famous forgery upon
Jacob Little, and several other bankers of Wall
street, some years ago. II il now said around the
Tombs, and in the circles of the light fingered
gentry, that the Patent Office has been robbed Of
its valuabes by gang connected with Webb, tor
the purpose of making bargain for his liberation
from the State prison.
There is certainly great deal of mystery about
the robbery of these jewels at Washington and
we should not be at all surprised to have to record
which may take place between now and the 4tl
of March, but which will not be discovered until
some weeks or months after the Inauguration Of
the new President.
The struggles made by the democracy, and the
sums of money spent in Pennsylvania and else
where, have been tremendous. These struggles
demand great deal OF electricity to keep them
going, ar money, in political affairs, is great
generator OF that valuable commodity in philoso-
ply. Now, where did the money come from 7
Money cen only come from places where il is, and
where II reposes.
We shall not, therefore, at all be surprised to
see a vast defalcaion discovered in all the depart
ments OF government, as soon as the new admins
tratIon comes into power. Look out for empty
chests somev here
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however 10 subject to change by the official osnvass,
which will be declared in all the counties to- day.
The probability is that neither Maine, Msssachu-
sets, Connecticut or New York will give more thvu
plurality for the candidates Of their choice viz the
fret named State for General the other three
for General Taylor.
In this State the combined votes for Cass and Van
Buren, will considerably outnumber those for Taylor.
The probability also Ia, that the vote for Mr. Van
Buren,, Including wings and abolitionists will exceed
that for General Cas-, and that General Taylors
jority over the highest will be about 90 900.
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DFTIrnUrurp VwiToRs.-The Hon. Willard Fill
more, Vice President elect Of the United States aud
lady and Hon John A. Collier Of the Whig Pres
Dental Electors for the State at large arrived in town
yesterday and took lodgings at the Irving House.
Gen. Worth. Of the U. 8. Army, aud Mrs. James X.
Polk at the Astor House Mrs Polk ia pure
furniture for the private residence of her husba nd Ia
Nashville, to which she will remove after the 4th Of
March next with the then ex- President.
The arrivals yesterday at the Irving House GLOW
ards), wereIIon Willard Fillmore and family; Hon.
John A. Collier, Albany; Capt. j. Smith, u. s. Epgi-
neers; Major Saunders 10th Regiment British Army;
Capt. l.. Alexander, u. s. A. Col. Craig do. DR..
willard, Philadelphia Com. Parker, u s. N. Capt
whitehall. do,
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The Weekly Herald.

The Weekly Herald, to be published at nine oclock
on Saturday morning, will contain the details Of the
recent Presidential elections the Louis Philippe CORES.
pondence, and all the important news Of the week
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The above returns comprise more than one
third of the vote of the State, which will probably
amount to about 100000.
The Aitony argus OF yesterday, says that pro-
badly Van Buren, has run ahead OF Cass, and the
editor has good opportunities for forming cor
rect opinion The following are his remarks,--
We have official and unofhcisl returns from al the
eoppties in the state. Thrse show an aggregate OF
msioritjes for General Taylor Of e07o7 From these
deduct ray 800 no the aggregate msjo,ioet against
him and II leaves some 6boos "a his majority TINS,
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INTERESTING ELECTION RETURNS,
Received by Telegraph and the Mails,
AT THE
NEW YORK HERALD OFFICE.

Another Election In Massachusetts,.
The election In Massachusetts for the choice
Of Governor, Lieut.. Governor, ten members to
Congress, and members to the State Legislature,
took place on Monday, the 18th inst. 1t resulted
in the election ofthe wing candidates for Governor
and Lieut.. Governor probably by the people), OF
large wing majority IN the State Legislature, and
of six out OF the ten members to Congress. 1t
will be seen that the wing and free soil vote Is
without much change, but that the democratic
vote fell off considerably.
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AHHAveA VI n1sAs~hW rtih"AOV, WV WITT
sident Naect, In tho Olsy.
The announcement In the Herald Of ypt(
Of the immediate arrival of the Vice. Presld at
elect of the United States, at the Irving House.
produced universal desire, ON the part Of the
public, to see the man who will occupy the chalr
of Vice-President of the Union for the next four
years
Throughout yesterday, he was visited by mum.
bers who heass<y responded to his nomination and
election; but " vas reserved for the evening for a
more public and general development of the esti-
nation In which ne b held by the people.
About o'clock, numeroes deputatlon OF the
Taylor committee waited upon hun, at the Irving
House, and were received by him with dignifed'
but cordial, acknowledgment Of the early honor
conferred upon him. The Hon. John A. Collier
also delivered short but sPrited address to the
committee
The gentleman renamed, atter the business of
the deputation had ended, walking In the lobbies.
ard receiving, with courtesy and very evident
gratitude, the individual respect of those who fol-
lowed the deputation.
The whole affair sprung up suddenly, and q
further demonstration was manifested, by sere-
made, at twelve o'clock.
The same committee will call upon Mr.. Fill
more this morning, it is supposed, with view to
tender HIM an invitation to address the wings Of
the city.
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LAUs DEo.-We take great pleasure In assuring
our readers, the public at large aud all christen
dom IN general, that penny-wlse and pound-foollsh
Cave johnson, the same individual who has thrown
the Post Office Department of the General Gov
eminent into state of most admirable confusion,
will cease to be Postmaster General from the 4th
of March next. We are certain that our readers
at distance will not repent the change. Who his
successor Will be, we hear not, and care not ; for
1t is morally certain, that whoever he may be, he
will conduct the business Of his department in a
better manner than our friend and pitcher, Gave,
has done. We congratulate the country on the
prospect ahead, and ourselves that we shall soon
be relieved of the task of compiling the list of mail
failures, which has figured 30 conspicuously in our
columns for the last three years. We congratulate
Cave Johnson too, on his speedy removal from
position which he was not able to fill, and which
he reduced TO such state Of confusion that will
take Six months of the time of his successor to put
to rights. Cave Johnson will Lave leave TO retire
on the It'll of March, 1919. Again we say, Laas Dec
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Delaware.

BALTIMORE, Nov. IA. NJ.
The election In this State came OF to-day; but as
the votes will not be corrected till morning cannot
send you the result.