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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-23
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New Drug SfOrc.

HE undersigned has recently returned from
- the east where ne has purchased large stock
Of Drugs. MEDICINES and Eau1lu Gr0rrggss. which
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-23

- kOOM>-Ig hundred good Corn Brooms
-1 warranted 10 sweep clean. for sale by
BEECH & TILLEY.
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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-23

JOHN MILTON
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-23

Cale-1a.a. March Is, 1878.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-10
rac Coalition.

Since the recent democratic victories in the State eiectioBs, the whgs bsve been assiduoasly ea- aeavoring to charge tho democrats of New Esg- land with coalition with the frse-seilefs. Tho following language of the HsrtfeFd Times. q strong democratic paper, shows plainly that the States Riyh.s doctrine. oae of the leading principles of democracy, is well understood and fully acknOw- leaged hy the democrats, even in tlat hOt bed of federalism and ffee-soilisa. It souBds les like coalition thaa the appointment of foar-Rflhs of the whig eabiast from amongst the most rank and ancompsomising of the abolition advocates.
 awhen State comes 10 the. .dses ef Congress- and asks admission, having foFIned her constitution, based upon the necessary aumher of inhabitants, Congress las no right to refuse such adinissiol. though slavery be ackno~ iedged by the State. This is well settled principle; and enc that the demo cratic party. TegaFaiag the right oi the people io esgaI.ize their own State g0seInments. has never questioned It is A question too well settiec-tco firmly fixed in ihe principles of our goyeTnment, fo admit of serious discussion As we'd nlgtst we argue ihat Congress has rlghi io tam si2ie oat of the Union fos the reason that II tcierass slavery
 StiiI. the committee of iesiefsf relations of our iegslataie, in their lengthy resolutions. lay down the principle that Stale acknowledging slavery wssh,a is own borets shall not be sda,tisd. They aliempt to commit Connecticut to this mons,roas aos.siae which s directly al variance with ihe prih eipies oi oar confederation We hops ;hs sss;ssss viii not disgrace herself by denying the right .: iAe psopis !s fssm h<sy 0en Siaie goperamsRf, 10 saIt their vewsaud thIs. too, ~iiheai inc tsseftes- enee ef Congress, bsanch cf oar gosernSncnt thst hss right at all to interfere with Saie osganiza- ton"
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THE CHOLERA.

We gather the following hems in relation to the progress of this disease twill be that, al St. Louis and Cincinnati. the greaiest mortality pre- ya and that in the large eastern cities i. s rapidly giving ground:
 CINCINNATI, June 1.-The whole number of deaths during the twenty four hours ending at poon to-day, are about i50. Of which 9o were Germans and Irish, The German and Irish population here is about 40y0O0. s
 CINCINNATI, Jaas 2S.-The intermcnts for the twenty-four hours 10 noon to-day are 9S cholera and 8 of other diseases
 GIScIsxArI. June 29.-96 cholera iaierments up to noon to-day, and 27 other diseases.
 Csacinasti, June 3O.-Eighty one cholera inter ments to-day at noon, and 26 of sother discusses of which 76 were Irish and Germans
 Aemphis July 6-We have learned of no new cases oI cholera. lt seems to have entirely abaied in our city. says the Appeal. +--
 There were , deaths from cholera at Nashville on the 18th ut.
 Nssheiile. July 5.--Cholera is on the increase. Yesterday and day before laere were 10 deaths, , whites and blacks.
 Si. Logts.-From the 26tit sf March to the 25th of June, says the St. Louis Organ, 2.953 deaths huve beea reported in St. Louis, of which l,si3 were of cholera. .
 Pkitadelpaia, June B. Rsported to-day 70 che cases and I3 deaths. At New York, 50 cholera cases and 9 deaths
 ST. I.OUs, Juae 25.--The cholera inteuBents at eight cemeteres, on Saturday, were "a; other dis eases, Is. Sunday, sJ cholera deaths; other dis eases, i6.
 ST. LOUrs, June 27.--The interments in twelvc cemeteries yesterday were l2l, of which 100 were cholera The iatsrmsnts for the week ending the 2ith, have been 763. of which 5s9 were cholera-of which i60 were under four years of age, The eoanty of St Louis is very sickly. LOUISVILLE, Jane 30.--I'he reports to-day show the iaterments for the last 2i hours to be 22.
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Whsw Promises.

The suuiRisirstios has sslsAiy hsd numerous waruisgS SG ihe sase, q slssis dsseptive policy, {. Tkey ksse sownshs wied and thss shah reap the whislmiaa.' The people everywhere are crying cut sr ,ke fullImsat q lhs Praalsse made to them before the electi6d. by which they were swindIea oat of thsis vsses. Already the eioveh-foet has been discovered; bat back aud bitter day If Teek. a,ink is pst far sissssat wheA ihsknsves saa jag gers of the So-party party shall feet the crushing weighsof ne Tssentmeat Sf a asrsiesa and alsar. psin.s9 people. Tho fSllswiag iiem from the Ph'l- adelphia News, is one oG the straws which show which wsy ths wind hIows:
 ..The s.6atmen tt Esston, Pa. lately nafehed in procession, and oa thais banner was the following inseTipiioes W
 "He tranf Jsx suT isbeF snAai WIS prpmissd goT osr roses-a0rs spork aa5 bettsv Pays"' e tsh
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Fourth Of ysly, as Van nureu.

The suniversary of our independence was csie. bratsh al Van Basen by geseral tsra-ous of the citizeas, Sabbath schools, and Sons of Temperance The festivities were varied by two interesting monies; he presentztiea of g Bible to the Sons of Temperance, pref@ced by an admirable address by Mrs Isaac Hawkins, spoken $ with much feeling. energy and effect" The other was the presensa ton of Banner 10 tho same association. by the ladies of Van Bgfea. The address was delivered by Miss Drcunen. In reference to it the in,eiigenees says: The lair and accomplished speaker delivered her addrcss In fine style, with true grace and femi nine dignity of manner; and very large and bril- liant audience expressed their smrasion, and hang in rapture pI'oa the sofiiy flowing eiOquence ei yoush, beauty and lovelines employed in the uOSle cause of Temperance
 Addresses were also delivered by the Rev. " Maishali. and l. B Bishop, Esq
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THE Ana sHIr soa cAlroas,a.- were yester

TIE Ara SHIr Foa CAiiEossiA.-We were yester- day informed by very respectable gentleman Of our community. who asserts ,kst he is moi much given to seeing ghosts or gobIins damned. that he was astoaished, few nights since. by singular ssd unasa4l eommosioo in the emPyreal stmcs3bee, which led him to the foseibse eosciusi"n that the balloon ship. which iet, New Ycsk for California, a lew days s,pce. wss at that moment crossing ouI meridian He heard the paddles distinctly striking " tie inirenebsut airs This may account los the sapersbumisnce of aqueous matter that has recently been pfecipltA,ed upon us.
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o,- The following is all exirac, from letter from Louisiana planter, who is also an eminent physi- elan: t
 think i, probable tbaf the cholera has destroyed
 full .aasi ct he sssss ei Ics..s.asa. My children lost fifteen, whilst have lost but one old man It attacked theirs first, which put me on the alert to guard mine by preparing them tor the attack. This did by giving each of them from i've to ten or twslse g ains Of eaIoms. with from onetenth to Of grain of morphine at night. The discharge of dark bile the next morning was incredibly large. The oId man alluded 10 was the only grown person who did not take the medicine; and can sifirln with eoahdeace. that one who took this prepara- tory course was lost amongst my ehildren's slaves. It Is my opinion that no person will take cholera whose liver is in heaEthfu action It is evidently atmospheric disesse often assuming the chsIac ter of an epiiemc, from local causes, which favor ifs deierios quality. reuder its subjects more sus- esptible of it's influence"
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4 Fight rlh Me Msrieans.-Mr. LoTing, who has just returned from San Francisco. has furnished the New York Courier aud Eaqagy with an interest ing narrative, from which we extract the following;
 On arriving at Acapulco. on the way down ,io'h San Francisco, the California found vessel wh'eh had iast asrived having on board the Mining te,n' paay of New Jersey Bhses. under Col. zsosssAis' well known from hts participation m t,e Msxican campaign and iom bis services in the Pres'aeh''s. canvass of last fall They had becn tofecd to pat into Mexican port some na'les sonih oi Aespa'ee' shore they were warned of by an armed PIiy oi Mexicans, who gave them notice that they would be fret Hpoa and killed t they attempted se land Col. zabr,skie told has men they mus have waief' they conla rot stand such insoieace rom sbe Mex. cans; he therefore put himself at t'eif nssa wen' ashore arnve the valiant Mexcans out of tie town, procured what they wanted, and after ho'sang ''se spangIed banner, which they le ayiRg, ,rssi's' 10 their ship. e s
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INTERVAL IMPROVEMENTS. The citzens of Frank lin county have held meeting at which resolutions adoP,ssl expressing lively interest in the con struction of the proposed road the south side ef the river from this place to Fort Smith. Tho ia- tetmediats counties are moving in this matter. and offer their cooperation tn the construction of tho work.
 A meeting W'as held recently at David vann's, tn the Cherokee Natoa to take measures for the open lag of the road from Van Burea to Little River, In the Greek Nation. This Is apoa the roats to Cali Ornis via Fort Smith. and wi greatly facilitate the progress of the emig'aa,s who may pass that way to the new Fl Dorado.
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Track Sprss!sr oae ei These ss'uao'e msen'"ss .. has heeu at,achea 10 The steamboat train oti the route from Sioaington 10 Boston, and is represented 10 answer the purpose intended. It large taok'
 mounted between the locomotive and the eaggsgs car, asd se soastFzGted as, e the turning oi epc to let the water run through straine., oy wh'eo
 the track is moisieBed and the dust lad n aasanee of the ems. Tfie tank had to be hed is' 'n'es "'ss hss,sesn Rn.top ami Stoaiuxton. The epsrstioa causes no s,ay beyond whst Is peseasaIy ios t4kiSg In wood aDd supplying the engioe. should ihls improvement. on iartler ,ria be icund as ehec'n" as il ao promises to be, il will remove a'n"s' '''e only source o discomfort tand it is gIeat onsl e0' '''>'~~ flour Of Commerce,
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Accidenl ON the Cnmberiasd Reli,osd.--oa Tues

Accident on ti6 CMmberiosd Keabesd---oh i"es day sveaiag, while the special tram ot eAis ns's s turning tom Cumberland tbey esiae in eohiaet WI, ~ tfain proceeding West, about tr1 ass syo"" r,. "a of earh tfs, were considerably knoskea into p.sces. and the fuel cars also isJafed sfiy fortunately none og the psssengets sustained any m iusv, The lo~s io the company, t is supposed, VII reach s2e0o. The aceiteni is sshioo'sa 70 @ m,saadsr.iaes,ng on inc paa Of the ecsaaesess' lis Exceilsncy Gov Thomas, Df Dennss s,saae: s State Tresufef, the Mayor and fres'asn, sna "o~ . of Directors ef the bafsss'o'e s''a o""
 Co.apaay. were passengers os, inc ssin ~"''f"'' TSslt Sun, sih uii
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ARetAsr Fasai agaV ta keniacky. y.--Tae Louisville Courier of the 18th alt coatains the ioliosisg sad seeoast ei recent fatal aasay;
 We gre inlormed by gsntiemaa ifom Frankfort. Last evening. thai Wa, l. Bisekbagne. Esq. of Lake Providence, La, was kiised in a reesoniie wIih a Mr. Steele, on Saturday aistrnooa, the 18th, at | tempersnce meeting, at place called hsfmony neaf Frankiost. These had been quarrel among tho eb,iasea of the respective partIss. who wese attending school tn the ne,ghbosbcod. The quar- Vel was transferred 10 tho men. sAd Mf. Bsekburne ehancsng to meet Mir. Steele, an aiierestion ensned aud De assaulted Mr S. wsih h,s ship. and ha hsn gfasred by ihe collar, when Mr $. drew pisioa and fired. killing him almost Instantly. Mf. Black. barns Is tue sou of Coi. Edwsfd BiaekDufne' oi Kentucky.
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EnlGRArtcs TO CALEoksn uis FORr SAITH "A geallesaaa in Missouri, writing 10 the editor of tbe Hesah. says: ' There will be a very large number of snigrGass from this vicinity next spring. who wli take the route ria Fort smith; among Nhom vili be some of the wealihiest farmers in country, wil their famiiies" ,.ss
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NEws TRoa raE CALIVoaSiA EmicRaSrs We lcstH from the Fort Smith Herald of the lIh insi.. that Lieut.. Balosd, U. s. drAgOoas, arrised at Fort GibsOn, direct fUn Santa Fs, oa the 18th ult. Lt' B. was twenty-five days out from Sabta Fs. He states that several Of the companies that passed through this place had arrived st Santa Fe before he eGs and others were arriving daily. He met several companies 0n the road
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aJ The steamer BkAcOS arrived al this port on sss- day last frOm Cincinnati. She Is handsomely fitted up boat. Of light draught, and is well caI- culated for the Arkansas river lrade In which she wifi now De employed.
 We arc indebted to her gentIeSnaniy clerk. Mir. Brady, for late papers from Cincinnati, Louisville, and Memphis
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RIeHss ON conPvrATios.--Mr, LarAia. United States gosesamesi sseat at Monssrsy. is said te bs ,bs ws~llie.l .aan ia California yalaiag his real es.zss in ssa Francisco a, whas Il worsh .hsrs al .hs las. sdsees. he wouA aeabtess se the richest a.aa in North Ameriea- lIs Is native of Ms~a- chasesls. 4s s
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FHon THE pLMss.-The Platte Mol Argus says that the grass on the plans is hae this rihg as ever known. No difficulties on that accoaat are likely ts eecaF east ef the mountains beyond tisat we prsd,c, psiyation and safisripg bsyoad all sves known ia those regions.
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4 Nrw .admsasStrsfios PaPev.-A New foFk ec,rsspaaieaai of the Washington Repalssc fur isshsd Inc lnlsossinz lien of polite al Dews:
 .it is understood that aew JooFnsl Is to be estAhisbed as Albany to support the administration. cs the sane rssaelpies which have ieA t0 the estab lsha,eBs as ihs Rerubssr. Thirty thousand doIIaTS have been raised io establish Il. sad some men q se sekao~lefged ability gre to conduct II. II is an esserpsise sh,ch cannot fa ta meet the appreciation of al indepen.lsnt wings ln thIs S;ale."
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Hoaers to the lase President.


 The moss iiliag ssibasts efzs.pscl ia every qaar- Ger. have ssss paid ss Air, eoax; and the Depart. rsiE tWa-tlhgson, naAsr saasrat orders, hsvv paid tIlr highest hppOrs sf gosetaiaeat to his memory Tha fonewInx orAss zs.shsa Major sUrLKR, the eommaaaing officer nj she arsenai, on Friday. and throughout the Rsxt day tho colors were exhibited at aIEstaS. aud the guns, a they came booming lupss ss sspsy haif hesr, Espisdsa ss q the loss nation was mourning.
 Wn DxrmrmxSr, AMrCrSrs OsrcR, ,
 WasAiAgssa, Jane ,Ia, lst9. -tsemersl Oyaey No. 3f.--The follo~iN ing orders of ihe President Of tAe uAilad states ad Secretary of War, communicate 10 the army the de1th Of the tale ex President JAnes K. PoLK. ~
 The President, with deep regret, anaoanees to the American people the death of James K. Polk, late President of the United Slaies which occurred at Nashville On tAe 18th inst.
 A nation is saddenly called apcA to mourn the Ices cf one the recoiectiOa ef whose long services in iis councils. will Dc fosevsr preserved on the As mark of respect to the memory of citixsn who has been distinguished by the highest hoaors which his country eoad healop, n is ordered tkAt the Executive mansion, and the several depart mensS at Washington, be immediately placed in mourning and all business De suspended during to- morrow.
 It is hrther ordered that tho War and Navy De- paris cause suitable military and naval honoTs to be paid on this occasion lO the memory of the illus tsious dead. Z TAYLO2.
 WAR DEFARTmExT, Jsns i9, lS49. The President ef tse United states. with deep regret, announces tc inc army the death of James K fotk, our distinguished and hoRored fellow -cti- zen. f He died al Nashville, oa the l6th inst. having but recently iei the theatre of his hgh pnhs sia- toa, amid the congratulations of his fellow -citzens. He died in the prime of fiie, after having received and enjoyed the highest honoes of the Republic. His administration was eyentfui. No branch of the government viii be more intimately associated witk il in history. than the amy and its glorious achievements. Accordingly, the President orders that appropriate military honoFs shall be paid to hs memory by the ssmy ot the United Siates. The AdlataRt General will give the necessary in- stractions for carrying into effect the foregoing ders. c. W. CRAWFORD,
 as3}a4 .un4 a Secretary of War. On the day succeeding the arrival of this {" Gea- eral Order at such military posts, the troops will be paraded A 10 o'clock, M., and the order read to them. aer which all laboss tor the day will cease. The national lag will hs displayed at half-mast. At dawn of day l3 guns will be fired. and aties- wards, at intervals ot thirty minutes between the rising and setting sun. single gum and a the close of the day. natioWal salute cf So guns
 The officers of the army wili wear erape on the len arm, and Their swords, and the eoloss of the several regiments will be pat in mourning for the period of six months. By order.
 R. JONES, Adlutant General.
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THE MrrscDfsr EPISCOPAL C,sUReH DfFSscULry,-- At the Trey (N. Y.l Conference of the-M ethodisi Episcopal Church, proposal to sabmit te srbisra-
 tors the dispute existing between Inc North and South coneesning the ioiat church property, was rejected by vote of 7s b 66.
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SWALLOWING A 6eLe DoILAR.--PeEsons must be cArefal wish thesC liisis fsews. The editor ef the Baltimore Sun yoasg lady. a isw days ! siace. ia .etubae fnght. because oae oi iheH', which she had put ia her moaih for safe hesries. hsa ualuckiiy siirred down het threat
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. fS WnsAiagfea Moasmsal---1he Secretary of the Washington Monument Association sBssoui ses that inc mpaument las reached elevation oi .S feet shoye ihr ssulsce, with lcaRdstioa of sohd " sI feet square sf Inc ho'iosn and 50 tt 70 inches si ihe top upoa whish the ohel,sk. cssed ssh beau t.lai white marble aud cs,Aled Soe feet. IS Io be erected
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ARRIVAL oy FArHER MATHEW, AT L.zr.-This distinguished :" Apostle of Temperance " arrived at burton. His visit to this country has long been looked for and anxloosly expected by the many temperance associations in country. Ills visit, no doaht, wii prove one of usefslness.
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d-The ToFonse Globe says that the sentence of life in the Provincial Pebi,eHtiary. HwII be rsco-
 ted that shis Individual was sentenced to be hang few weeks sgO fos rape committed apoa paiient.
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LITTLE ROCK

APPOINTMENT sS TIRE GOVERNOR. Thomas N. Byers. to Do Bank Attorney for the Branch of the State Bank at ths Pcs. ofArkanss. sies Marha ". Doris, deceased.
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g,. p,,s.aeut PelA's Lsss Meseais. A desPshh ,sss,,;ng 10 the desess- of Mir Polk, says. " TO vv,v. seu.hls ie the last incsseat. snd Inc esh"s and .esesily oi niad that were esIsesd ds'ips VI dyiav n,snsemla gave esidescs ef hcsfs at Pcs's <, iii lsnd nfsd man v
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&s-Ths stock for ths esnsiracsiea sl the cleo tric telegraph from Qsehse to Hsiifax hAs bsea suhcTibsd for aad the line from Hsiifsx to Father pe,n,. on the si. kawrsars. is commenced.
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g5-we arc graiii'ed 10 learn. ffsm 'ie, F. Sniih Herald of tho 4ih. that Judge Bsows. Cherokee Agenl. has calsssiy recovered from his wounds. azd is assin ahle 10 attend to business. eg9a
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sy- The tar,..nfine bassness IS no lcBget heh H ,,....,.y by Nasih Cafosa. ii having eesa saiessa ,,cop in Soalh C4soliua. Georgis and fiossdA' "'p ,aarh success 50 far The product q one "An s. .o1k in South taroiins, ;fssn t7'b March 10 zs'h Ns,ve.aber 3I3 bois., al preiIt Si esso ss'
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g a5-A New Haven paper says of a musical conn psnv that lately visited that city Thsir music was like cluster of diamonds trckliHg in a food of sunlight over bed of roses."
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a- The gold mine a, Gold iIal, North Carolina has yielded s;6o.aDc of pure gold per apnam. ior the last five years, sad is still saexhaastsd.
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GrA division of the Sons of Temperance has been faiiy osganized In Sl Paul. Minnesota. under the title ofs.. Paul Division No. l Sons of Tempe rance. This Is the first division of that order u the terrffory
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Hor wEarmk,-The thermometer was up to i0I, iu PhllAdelphis, the 2oth ali. At New York, on the alst, it was os sI ia the shade At Montreal ou the 2ls. Il Tose 10 g.
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o. Wv. D. War has received sugar-cured Hams, s. Loais Flour and beef tongues, that will speak for themselves, upon trial
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HrLrvA. Ark.. Jane 90, lsl9.
Presidents of the United states.

There have been eleven Presidents of the United States, including Ges, Taylor. Of this number two only, Van Buren and Taylor, arc now living. Three of them, the elder Adams, Jefferson and Monroe, died di, the fourth of July. James Knox Polk died younger than any of his predecessors. The other eight all, at the time of their deaths, over sixty-eiSht years old- The following Is a schedule of the dates of the births and deaths oi those who have attaiaed the highest honors in tho gift of republican people:
 Born. Died. Age Geo. Washington Feb. 22, l7s2 Dec. II, f7s9 ls7 John Adasns.. Oct 3o, l73s Jsly {, is36 isi Ihenss seHessonl April f3, f74S 1siy 1, lsz6 Fsa James MadisaR. March i6, i53i j5as 2S, ls33s s5 James Mcaroe.. April 2, l75g July I. iS3I I7s John Q Adams. July IT, t767 tFeb 25, isBs lsI Andrew Jack seal Alafeh l5. i767 Jase s. ls45 i7s II, Yea Bures. Dec. ,, I7s2 sSliii, living wm, Fl. HaFrisoa feb. q. I773 April I, Isil l6s James Knox Polk Nov. 2. 179S jone i5. Ist9 5i ZaelWy FsyIor..t Ssill livisg.
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as There ls nOw above 4s .oeo 900 oi speeie n the banks ct New Osiesna, Asd cacslsh mcae 'n the suh treasury. te nake an sgsfrgtte ef st iesS' Sie, ,Ass0 COG
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i1.A paper Is 4bOa. to be atzr,sdia Montreal, fet tte 4asseary of 4nnrxasfan to she United states
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ou- Gen. Herrera. er-rresidsat of Mexico. is in Baltimore.