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Burning Of FOrty.seven Women at the
Funeral of an Indian Prince,

Funeral of an Indian Prince.
The internal rites at the death of an Indisn
Prince, are thus described in an extract Of q
letter from Ttanquebar in the East Indies,
written by a danish missionary. They dug with.
out the walls of the city, where that Prince,
who died at the age Of eighty, made his resi-,
dence, a large pit, which they filed with woot
ranged and piled up as for a bonfire. TIT
corpse Of the deceased, richly hAbited ant
adorned, was brought aorth in grea, pomp anC
laid on the pile; after which the Bramin
(heathen priests) kindled the fire, with abun
dance Of superstitious ceremonies. The wive
and cOncubines Of the deceased, who uccor
ding TO the law or custom Of the countr,
ought to die with him, appeared there at tn,
same time, and walked several times roun,
the funeral pile. They were in number forty
seven, all finely backed with Jewels and adorn
ed with flowers. The favored wife or concu
bine carried the poinard Of the defunct prime,
which she delivered up to his successor, ant
made a short speech, exhorting him to use i
with moderation, so as never to let it light on
any but the guilty. Then she boldly turned
her face towards the pile, and after invoking
her gods leaped into the,midst Of the flames
The second was a sister Of a prince named
T%andaman, who was present at these orrid
rites. She gave him the jewels she wore, and
the prince, in receiving them, embraced her
most t%enderly, and poured out q food of tears
but the princess, without betraying the least
concern, looked alternately, with a steady
countenance, on tho pile and, on the specta,
tors, and cried with a loud voice, China! Csiua,
which is the name Of one Of their gods
she jumped as cheeTfulIy into the Flames as tn,
first did.
The others followed her close; some of then
appeared r%esolute enough, but others locke,
wild and detected. There was one in partic
ular who, being more dismayed than her com
Panions, ran to embrace one of the spectator
who was a Christian, praying him to save her
but this was not in his power to do, and the noe
wretch was Immediately tumbIed headion
into the pit.
However intrepid most Of these uhapp
victims appeared before jumping into the pi
the note was vastly altered when in the mid,
2 ths flames. There they shreked hideousI,
tumbling one over the other, striving
reach the edge Of the pit and get OF
Of u; but they we're kept in by THROWN
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1t might not astonish us to learn the sandy
shores of Florida absorbed a portion Of the
surplus wealth Of Mexico; but when we read
that the rich %alluvial soil Of LOUISIANA, now
exporting its annual millions Of sugar, cotton
lead and provisions: the fertile Islands Of Gu.
oa and Porto Rico, now the mist prolific Of
the West Indies, were thus dependent upon
the surplus wealth Of Mexico, we may com.
prehend in some degree the extent of her re.
sources-resouroces which enabled her to ad.
vance in prosperity while thus annually dis.
ourslng' without returns, $4,000, 900 in Otbe,
States and cOntinents,-H nts Magasine.
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LoooFoCo ELooUENCE-The l~ocofoco papers
and letter writers have had a great deal to say
about the 'tgreat eloquence" of the ''great
speech" made before the National Convention
by:Mr. Stevenson, it's Chairman. That our
readess may have taste of this great literary
feast, we give a single sentence, as reported
by DR.. Houston:
'This assemblage gives evidence that when
the Genius Of Liberty shall no longer delight
a dwell in the high Executive department Of
the government--when she shall no longer
hover arOnnd the ermine Of justice which deco
rates the judicature of the land--when she
shall be driven from the halls Of Legislation by
lntamy and corruption, The glorious impress o.
her footsteps NiH be found on the canopy wkich
OrerhGngs in msie'tic grandeur, the delbera.
lions OfMe people in their primary assemblies.
This is doubtless sublime, if one could clear
ly comprehend it. But we have our difficulties
in the matter. We never heard before that a
canopy was the proper place for the impression
of any body's feet. Besides, if the Genius Of
Liberty walks on the upper side of the canopy,
she will be necessarily out of sight to those be-
low, and can give them no countenance and il
upon the under concave surface, she must ne
%cessarily go reversed, like a fly upon the CELL
ing, and then what is to prevent her clothes
falling overhead, and hiding her countenance
forever Gin. Atlas.
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{" is THIS

We exclaimed the other day, on tasting
som OF Jayne's Tonic Vermiiuge. Il certain.
~ has none Of the nauseous favour. which
one associates with the idea Of physic, Chill
dren consider it quite a treat, and In taking il
their palates are gratifed and their health Res.
'ored at the same time. Jayne's Tonic Yer
mIiuge not only destroyes worms, but carries
of the mucus in which they are imbedded,
ana effects a radical and permanent cure
Every mother knows the prominent svmdtoms
OF worms, such as v%oracity, leaness, feted
breth, grinding of the teeth, during sleep. pole-
ness OF the lips, itching of the nose &c bnt
Their is other indica not so generally recog-
nized. A dry cough, dull, eyes, enlargement
Of the abdomen, and many other sy@ptoms
common to other diseases, frevuntly denote
the presence Of worms. III their existence 4
even suspected, the vermifuge should be- nd.
mlnlstered, because it can 90 no harm in anv
good.
Prepared only by DR.. D. Jayne Phila.
and sold % agency by
PRlESTLY & MOSBY.
June 16, l848. 40-3,
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HED'Es-The best hedge in the United
States says the Genesseo Farmer, extends a
bout a mile along the highway on a plantation
o. SOOO acres, near Augusta, Ga. 1t is the
onerokee rose, which is now in full bloom,
presenting a magnificent floral spectacle, and
ming the atmosphere with delicious perfume
NO animal without wings can get over or
through it. Mvirg stood forty or fftv wears
It still promises a good fence for a century to
come Mr.. DeLaigle, was a St. Domingo
planter at the time of the instruction and
@eadtul massacre by the blacks and was so
fortunate as TO escape to the United States,
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The young men, Of Canton Male Academy.
will holdan exhibition in the Methodist church
On Friday evening the 10th inst, commencing
at early candle light. The exhibition will
consist Of speeches, dialogues and farces. The
Young Ladies and several Gentlemen will fa-
vOr the audience with music, vocal and in
S1rumental, suited to the different speeches and
plays, Tickets for admittance can be had a,
the Post Office, and at G.. W. Henderson's
store. Price Of Tickets 100 for Gentlemen
Ladies free.
The inimitable vocalist, Mr.. Williams, who
won for himself such golden opinions at the
Ladies' Concert will also appear on the occa,
zion. =
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DR.. wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD

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CHERRY'--A trial always proves the virtues
Of this excellent medicine for coughs, colds
splitting blood, tickling or rising sensation in
the throat, bronchitis, whooping cough, astb.
mas, weakness OF the nervous system, and also
to prevent premature decline.-This truly val.
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IN oil parts OF the country, particularly through
the middle and western States, where the above
complaints have so long prevailed. A Trou
tise on Pulmonary Diseases can be had free oil
charge, Il
See advertisement.
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From The Correspondent @N 0. CreScent.
Annexation in Merico.-The annexation
fever has no: died away, and the most sensible
Of them are putting it to practical use. Cap
tain Head, who commanded the printers COM
pany on the Rio Grande in 1916, was married.
night before last to Senorita Micaelita Villa
Lobos, Of this city. The knot was tied by
ParsOn Goss, Chaplain of the Kentucky Bri-
gade. The girl is about fourteen years old,
handsome, and apparently intelligent. She
cannot speak English nor Head Spanish, and it
has not yet been decided, | believe, which
shall be the language learned. 1t is customa-
~ in this country for the bridegroom to take
the bride to his own house on the night of
marriage, which house he has to furnish, as
we'll as every stitch Of clothing she wears on
the night of marriage. About IL O'Clock at
night, the hour for separating, Sam mustered
together enough Spanish for 'let US co. and
tipping her on the shoulder gave the well
known 0anlos, and taking her under his arm
lead her off to the Lafayette, though she SEEM
ed reluctant to leave her mamma. l ask ed
Sam the next morning how hemanaged to get
along withont speaking the language. He an
swered that they soon understood one another,
that there was an eye and lip language, as uni
versally known as music. The Star thinks
this tho best way to annex Mexico-take the
daughters first, and the mothers will soon fol-
low. believe that were not los .AmericanOs
Of the Lepero influence after the depar-
ture of the army, there would be much more
Of the annexing business. ! assure you the
temptation, in some instances, is no little.
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THE SESSION OF CoNeREss.-A resolution
has been submitted in Congress, to adjourn
18th July, and to meet again in October, but
the House refused to take it up. The Wash
ington correspondent of the Charleston Courier
says:
"The indications to-day look either TO a
long session or an extra session. ~ Mr..
Ashn.en could not get a suspension Of the
rules for a joint resolution to adjourn on the
10Th Of july.
Mr.. Vinton says, even if the House should
be restricted to most legitimate debate in the
consideration Of the appropriation bills, which
are now all made the special order, it will re-
quire all the month of June to get through
with them in good order.
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IN MADISON PROF..
June ZEN. lss
By John ,. Hovcot, Y.
Probate in and Gor N
NOTICE is hersb @'asla'
- Plication to me- H \
Of said county, who 81. Nq
part of the FOLLOWING
lying and being in sai5 ass
The west half Of M ,oal
ter and east halfof liz a 1pl
ter and the east half j
quarter and tho north M!
the southeast ouarle,
'"e west nan Of the MAJ
ter and west half Of soa M
and south half Of east nm
quarter Of section %, n.
Of southwest quarter sna
southeast quarter Of sset.'
south half Of east half y
quarter Of section 3O-u..
west quarter Of section ID
of southwest quarter snI !,
west half Of southwest op,s.
ton lS--all of said lands M
ship 8, range 2 east; ana n!
northeast quarter Of NM.
east half of southeast quar,s,
~, township 8, range east
hali ana southwest quarter Al
township 8, range 2 east:
| have nominated La P,v..
gomery, Thomas BaIIog III
II: Lester, Of said county. y.
ers, to divide the said Iana' " |
shares or parts; and unles. !
Jections are stated 10 me Il
said Probate Court to Be bsli
Monday Of September no,t, !
said county in the towuorC an
Court. House, the said La Pay,
gomery, Thomas Ballov anal /
Lester will then be appoiptsI
sioners to make partition Of !,
pursuant 10 an act entitled
concerning the partition Of /
by coParceners, joint ~tenansr
in common.
Given under my andthis /
June, A. d. 1S48.
j. 3. HOWCoTT
Judge Of
Canton, June 16.
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heaps of Of billsts and faggois upon ihem' as
well to knock them on the head as to increase
the FIRE. When they were consumed, the Bra
Minis drew near the yet smoking pile, and
performed abundance Of ridiculous ceremo-
MES over the ashes Of the poor wrelches. The
next day they gathered up the bones, and hav-
ing wrapped them up in fine linen, carried them
to a place near the Isle Of B..
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SOMEBODY TO BLANCA discovery has been
made in New England, surprising in great
ness and merit that of the man who inflicted
a blow upon the person Of Vim. Patterson
1t has been ascertoined by Coroner's Jury, tina
the Captain and Engineer Of the steamboat
Halifax, were to blame for the explosion OF
the boilers of that boat, This remarka able fact
can scarcely be sufficiently commented upon j..
- Crescent.
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Corded skirts are serViceable very often
A Michigan paper says that alady and gentle
man while out riding lately had the misfortune
to beak one of the shafts of the buggy, and
being destitute of all materials for repairing ii
the young lady called for his knife and soon
presented the young man with seven or eight
feet of bed cord, witch enabled him to make
all necessary repairs for going ahead.
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Madison County
BY the Probate Court Of said
June Term, lO4S.
To all persons interested 10
tenements and hereditamenh |
Cockerham, dec'd-G rssliag
WOU are hereby cited to al
M fore the Probate Court Of Il
ty at a regular term thereof ID
den at the Courthouse Of said
On the Second Monday Of Sell
then and there to shew cause,
you have, why SAID court sho
then order and decree the land
ments and hereditaments dtst
said petition, as lying and b
the county of Madison, to i
for division and distribution,
East half of north west quarl
half of north east quarter. and
of south west quarter and vea
southeast quarter, all in secl,s
ship 8, range I east, lying ID The
of Madison, aforesaid, contain
acres.
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COngres-Tho bill for paying Mrs. Madison
$4,000 for the MSS. of Mr.. Madison, has
passed Congress, and now only awaits the sig
nature Of the President to become a law.
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Fowers-Tho sweetest flow rs ever scatter
ed in an old bachelors path, are the two lips OF
a pretty girl. But, like the flowers in the gar
dens Of other people, he may admire their
beauty, but cannot enjoy their sweetness.
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ApMINIsrRATOR's NOIIV

n ETTERS of Administralloa
- been granted to the unasl'E
the May Term, 184s. Of "
Court Of Madison county, Mi's's \
the estate Of Granberr HendElv !.
all persons indebted to sala Z.
notified 10 come forward ana Y
mediate payment. and al p'I MI
claims against said estate w ..;,I
them legally authenticated " Wy
time prescribed by law, q ~S'
forever barred. .,crc
WRIGHT B.
June Is.
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t. H. THOMPSON.
o rni1.

asnIohaDle Tailor
a The office formerly occupied BY
Judge Cal!ihum, where he is pre-.
pared TO 40 all kinds Of work in his line
2. business at prices to suit the times,
Economy is the road to wealth,
All kinds Of Clothing renovated.
Canton, June Is, AS. 4o-6m
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HO' no! YOU'RE GETTING Bald ARE
you?

Well, that is a misfortune and not a crime
but to remain bald when SO fine an opportuni-
y offers to restore your hair, by a faithful and
liberal use of %Jayne's Hair Tonic, is but little
short OF a crime. This valuable preparation
excltes the scalp to a new and healthy action.
c]leanses it from Scurf and dandrulT, prevents
the hair from falling of, cures those e~ruptiye
diseases which often appear on the heand,
and in a mojority of the cases produces a fne
growth Of new hair. 1t also gives the hair a
rich and beautiful Appearance, uneqdalled by
any thing OF the kind. "
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NOTE

n ETTERS Of Administrallosn. =,
~ been granted 70 The a W.
at the Juno Term, lS4S, q Y,
Court Of Madison county, Ml's,T
the estate Of John T. Johnston. u
ed, all persons indebted 2 " y
are notified to come lorwa1u y
immediate payment, and 'n .oSI
claims against said estate, J ~. II
them legally authenticated N. II
time prescribed by law OF ~
forver barred.
WILLIAM J. BRITTON'{ A
LEWIS w. THOMPSON /
June l6, ls4S
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Vine Caucus We have slips from TINS.
cumbia, stating that Gen. Taylorwa s nominal.
81 'or PRESIDENT on the 4th b%alloting BY a ma
IoF'ty q two. a memorandum in writing at
the bottom Of one of them says " Fillmore
nominated" This we suppose means that
Fillmore Of New York was nominated for
vlee-President. We are not certain that this
news is correct, but it is highly probable tina,
2 $. Since lhe above was written we bovs
seen q letter from Mi, searles of vicksburg. Z
which he says that there is no doubt Of he
nomination Of Taylor and Fillmore. Gen.
se0'' received more votes than Henry Clay.
A. our LocofocO friends used to say, /" tho bos,
men we have; a stronger ticket could Mt be
made" And now for the fight.
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THE CoURT OF lNQUIRY-Met at Frederick,
Nd, on the 3Oth ult, Gen. Pillow was not in
attendance and was not expected for several
days.
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We are requested to say tba. the Rev. w.
Carey Crane will be unable to fulfill his ap-
pointment in this place next Saturday and
Sunday.
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We understand by a friend just up the riv-
err, that Gen. Taylor is to take the place OF
Gen. Brooke as commanding officer at New
Orleans, and that the latter will resume his old
command at Jefferson Barracks Missouri.--V
Wing.
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IiElAa THAN DowN.-The Locofocos IN va
200 county are 50 afraid thar some sheep may
stray ani IF ,bu fold that hoy hive appointed
waieh aaga h guard them They also compel
sasaa T. sign apnPer pledging themselves IA
support he nominees. Never youymind-got.
aag y balloti n praesised ID this country, and
melody knows what is written Or printed o.
them.
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Crops in TeEas.--The Star State Patriot
says that the crops never looked better in
Texas than this year. Favorable accounts
are heard from oil parts of the country,
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June lIth, i84s,

FouRTH oS July--Tho Canton Division, No
", Of Sons Of Temperance will celebrate. the
gu Of July, in this place. An address will bo
delivered at the Methodist Church, accompan.
ied " the reading of the Declaration of indie
Pendence. After which a free Barbecue. The
citizens generally and Ladies' especially are in.
sited 70 attend. Other Divisions Of the COUNTY
are expected to be in attendance.
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Toe Rev. E H. Downing will predch al the
Methodist Church on Sunday next, at ii
O'Clock 4. M.
Canton, June Is, l848.
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The examination Of the pupils Of Sharon
Female eollege will commence Wednesday
July 26lh, and close Friday 18th, The friend,
o. education are respectfully invited to attend
One Or v addresses may be expected.
P:J. EcKLEs, Pres.
June 1lth, 1848.
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Washington WOnument.-The corner stone
OF the Washington Monument has arrived in
Baltimore; it weighs 24,5OO pounds.
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4slnat LOGS Foeo paper, the N. Delta, adj
mlia that the Democratic ratification mee,ino
n Nsw Orleans, was almost a failure. But
is~ were present, and they were cold and4ife.
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Hi STATE OF MlsslssIP
Madison Couhb,

Madison County
By the Probate Courto Of said Cola
the Juno Term, l64s
THE estate of Holland Webb
n having been reported 70 y
clared by said Court TO Be "
Notice is hereby given TO all !
havmg claims against the eSlal' /
deceased, to present the same = :
dersigned, on or before the "
January next or their claims ;
barred.
By order.o If the Court. !
]. T. CAMERON !
Canton, June l6, '48. y
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co M M ERCIAL.
View Orleans Cotton anket:-June 10

The sales of the week amount to 22,5OO
bpIes; the stock on hand 1922. Ordinary
S a ST; Good Middling 81 81; Fair "a a7a.
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Memphis has a population of 10000 and n
commerce amounting to $5,OOOOOO per an.
nun. Memphis is no doubt destined to be a
place,
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POLITICAL sERRNADE,-The 'Organist,' Thos.
Klschie, accompanied by a full band, serenad.
60 Messrs. Benton and nix at Washington
late IN the night Of the Goth ult. Such was
the silest Of their music that these gentlemen
were prevailed upon to poke their heads out Of
'hs windows and promise to 90 for the pomi.
nees. " Music hath charms.n
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The examination of the Canton Female
Academy will commence on Monday, July
24th, and close on Tuesday the 25th The
friends Of education are invited to attend.
J.F. GOULD, Principal.
June I6, 1919 a
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DI ED.

In this place on Monday last, of scarlet
fever, Francis, child of Mrs. Mary A. Pierce,
aged two and a half years.
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NJ DO believe that the Wing party il cursed
wl'a'inoFe - fools than any thing else. AL
ready have they commenced their attacks on
yen. Cass's father and we suppose they will
next % making mouths At his wife OF daught-
ef. hcw much was made by attacks on Jack
sons vile and Folks grand father! Give
vassa q many hard blows Y you please, fol he
deserves them; but for the sake Of the party,
u aOt for dsesncy's aake, let his family alone.
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We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
RIDER as a candidate for 1t. Colonel OF the
25th Regiment Of NJ. M. Election to take
place on the 9th Of July.
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Aaeu's Hare, Tilden, &c, convicted Of muir.
der and burglary II Ihs city Of Mexico, and
sentenced % be hung have been reprieved, and
will probably be pardoned.
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FOR LIEuTENANT COLoNEL.

We are authorized to announce /. M. SIM
MONS as a candidate for Lieut.. Colonel Of the
25th Regiment Of M. M. Election to take
place on the 9th Of July.
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Issued, the 18th day Of June
]. r. CAMERON,
June l6, l84S. !
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Witness, the Hon.

W LIWOooj tHv EIVu'
HowcoTT, Judge o.
Of said county, the
Monday Of JUNE
year Of our Lord Oh
sand eight hundred 1
ty'eight, and seal
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THE A OF MIssIsai

Canton, June l6.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-10-05
ENGLAND.

The Bank Of England hns renewed the
discount business. Consols closed ut SD
for account.
DsroS, Sept. %.
We have full returns from Mainc-the
vote stands for Governor: Damn. 1919;
Ilamlin, 39,003; for tho Free Sellers, IL.
y65. IN the Senate II Democrats, 3 Wings
In the House, "a Democrats, 81 Wings, and
10 Free Sellers.
NEW York, Sept. %.
The New York Tribune this morning
hoisted the Taylor flag.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. %.
The markets, generally, nre withou,
change in any particular.
CINCINNATI. Sept. %, SpM.
The river 10 stationary, and the weather
cloudy.