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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-14

ny GREEN - TASTET, Aucuoueers-
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, sATINs, NET SHIRTS SILK HAND
kerche uspenders, socks, millinery artificial flowers sc
Friday the 18th shall sell at auction
room, Concert Hall, Browns Hotel O'Clock and win
candle all Sold and excellent
Cloths cassmeres the effects
tailor who has declined bpsiness, vxi
Several pieces fine black cloth
A large do Of Docskin and French cassmercs, fine
Several do black and figured satin
SIX pocket hand erchef black cTavats, suspender
Green baize net Shirts and drawers =
handsome quantity OF auh
flowers and plnmes, viz;
Bonnet silks and velvet rbands
silk buttons, fringe and gimp, blond lace, sc.
Gold bullion fringe, embroidered linen cambria handkechie
sale Of the millinery will take place precisely at O'Clock
The ladies Of Washington particularly invited Immediately
sale Of millinery will proceed SELL and continue
sold, OF cloths and cssmercs, &C.
wisnga article will do well 70 attend the sale
Nov 14-a GREEN TAsTET, Auctioneers
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-14

nAEIINGTONB Observation-Disclosures Of John Bar
Humphrey Marshall, with notices Of their Botanical
~ ~ TAYLOR d MAUkY,
Nov Booksellers, near Nh 81
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-14
Mississiiypi Elections.

from Jackson Mississippi gives the following majortes
the Sd district, Kinds county. Lea. whg for governor,
$50 McWie democrat, Tor Congress, 80; Scott Quit
man 90, McWile l7S Warren, Lea d Gray 29s Holmes
pa GRAY Is Madison Lea %, Gray " Attala Melville
100; Kempsr, Melville 2s3; Nsshoba, MELVILLE 40 ;
Was hinoton GRAY 81. y &
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-12

Wing majority if remaining 66 members are
Of same politics as in last Congress, 8.
There is nothing in this statement, says the
Baltimore Patriot, from which we extract it,
which is discouraging to the Wings. On the
contrary there is every thing to stimulate them
to exer,ion. If they only make the exertion
which their cause demands Of them, they will
increase this majority in the House OF Repre-
sentatives. But for the disaster in Virginia, by
which we lose four if not five members, this
X ould now be certain. That disaster Is not TO
be ascribed to any falling oil in the strength Of
the administration there, but rather to local d.
visions and culpable negligence on the part Of
the Wing districts, which allowed the opposi-
ton to succeed, when it was only necessary for
Wings to unite and vote, in order to have elect
ed not merely the number Of members lhey had
before, but more than that. As it IS, very
few votes, perhaps not two hundred all told
were only wanting to have secured every dis
trict in the State that ever was represented by
q Wing.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-12

A TIMELy llINT-The editor Of The CuLTI-
yAroR reminds his readers that caterpiHars
should be attended to in season, and that when
this is done, the labor OF extirpation will be
trifiing. He says, lone easy mode ofdestruc-
ton is to apply strong soap suds 10 the nest
ifthe tree is la9ge, swab tied to the end Of a
pole will accomplish the purpose eliectuany.
Suds which have been used by the wash. wo-
man are as good as any, and by rubbing swab
on the nest-after ii has been dipped into the
suds-the worms are quickly destroyed
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-12
Advertisements.

Al. NORTH offers for sale some valuable
property in Newton Hamilton.
F. J. HoFFMAS has on hand large lot of
Iron. of the various sizes and kinds in use
J. A. MATHEWS invites attention to his stock
OF ware at the Lewistown Pottery.
Persons interested in the estate of DAVID
SUNDERLAND will find a notice in another col
umn.
The Brady Regiment of Volunteers, under
the command ofCol. HALE. will meet for par
Qde at Mifflin on Monday, 2Ist instant.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-12
Not | s.

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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-12

THE SANDwIcH ISLANDS The suggestion
occurs in New York paper that it would be
well for the United States 10 annex the Sand
wich Islands to the Union, giving to tie whole
group the name of the State Of Ha,Oaii.
The importance of these Islands, IN view OF
the trade of the Pacific, being nearly midway
between Oregon and China, is prominently
urged says the Baltimore American, and the
fact, no doubt, Will be generally admitted.
The depopulation which, for some cause or
another, has been going on throughout the
group since Its discovery by Captain Cook IS
also alluded to as indicative of the inevitable
regult that the Island must, sooner or later
come into the possession Of some civilized
power. Thus we gc-Annexation seems u
be the word. Manifest destiny" is doubtless
in the ascendant A great country this, when
il stall be fenced in.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-12

PRoscRIPrInN The sheer hunbug OF
the cry Of prescription, raised ny the De-
,nocratie ptess, in consequence OF the re-
c,oyal of officers since the commencement
Of Gen. Taylor's Administration, is shown
in the annexed passage Of Washington
letter to the New York Journal of Com.
meTce:
The democrats, | must repeat, demand
all the Offices, aud esteem It violation Of
their rights 10 take one from them. We
know the preienSion, and would like TO
know upon what It is founded. |! would,
| should think, be somewhat difficult to
persuade even the democrats themselves,
win few exceptions, that their party pos.
sess an exclusive capacity for tie discharge
of ufiicial Cutles. From what know Of
offices aud their duties, have been led 10
believe tbat, in most instances, they are
mere sinecures, quite as much so as Mr..
Eli M0ore's Office. Ii is fact, as every
one who knows any thing must know,
about Offices here. Therefore, even if the
exclusive claims Of competency for the
democracy were admitted, II would not
follow that democrats alone should be the
recipients Of salaries, which the Govern
ment chooses so layishly to beslew. Al
most any man in this country can write
his name, and is therefore competent to
sign his receipt for lis months salary,
and tiis Is the chief and almost only labor
that officers Of the public departments
here, ard hundreds o! officers abroad, un-
dergo 10 the public service. What labor
and what merit are 10 be attributed even to
those who, by contracts with the govern
ment, acquire IN a few years a fortune
which 10 talent nor industry IN any prl-
vate walk of life could achieve? | do not
envy my democratic friends their long en-
loved aud exclusive benefits. | would be
10th to possess them upon the terms on
which they have been generally held.
But do think that after the recent cor.
demna;ion passed by the whole people of
the Uuied States against the sPoifS party
and the spoiis system, little more modes.
ty Of profession would become them.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-12

ACCIDENT The Mifintown Register says
an accident Of very serious nature occurred
IN Lack township, Juniata county. on the 3lst
alt. A house and church were being erected
by John KnePp, when the scaffoldine gave
way and preclptatcd two men, named Andrew
Wallace and William Burdg, to the ground,
lnJuring them very severely. Mr.. Wallace's
oack was broken, and Mr. Burdg had his leg
broken and his ANGLE dislocated We under.
s'ano' however, that they are recovering.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-12

TExAs.-Late Texan papers contain
accounts of Indian oulrages, from which
It appears that the Camanches. Tonko
ways aad Lipans, and perhaps other tribes.
arg rioting IL series of lawless aggres-
sions throughout the valley Of the Rio
Grande aud in New Mexico. The great
extent of our Texan frontier makes it i'm.
possible for The small military force row
occupying the posts to render efficient pro-
ction 10 cur people, and the probability
Is that the Government viii be compelled
20 send small army to Texas, if We are
not again involved in an Indian war.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-12
Eron1 he Lo,isuiLle Journal.

The postmaster al Matches, ne who furnish
I'D the bill OF sale otceTtan negroes, bought by
Cd Iqch. 10 the Free SoIcrs OF Ohio, IS re-
moved -Nonig gonery lAia.l Journal
We wonder whether he has made written
application 70 the Postmaster General to learn
the cause ot his removal. The cor:espon-
d.uce between him and the Department, If
any has taken place, must be well worth pub
''-hnI Way doesn't the editor Of the Union
call fur il?
The Pittsburgh Past has picture Of a
heb,ul looking Instrument, which il calls a
g4.lo,!na, with q dozen or fifteen heads scat
tered all around IT. Ne could not possibly
imagine a more striking and pa pabie lustlf-
ca,ion than thus picture affords 81 Inc d0ings Of
the administration. a meanar, vIier, more
,l.lainous looking set OF heads and faces were
never seen on human shouiders--or of.
The editor OF the Washington Union, IN
speaking OF what he calls the operations Of The
guiloline, says that q" the blood OF the martyrs
Is the seed OF the church" Ii must be pre-
coIs church that springs from such rascaiiy
blood as circulates in the veins Of the mass OF
the ejected p.acemen Of Mr. Polk's admins
trat.on.
The Matches Courier asks whether per
fectiy ra5.d Locrfoc3 editors can be honest"
We can't teil--fe~ or none OF them have ever
Tried
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-12

WHAT's WRoNG THE lccofocos of Juniata
county, at their meeting or Tuesday last, a.
mong other matters of sound and fury" sign-
flying nothing
"ResotUed, That in the selection ola dele.
gate for this Senatorial Dis.1ct, UNION and
AlIFFLlN counties have pursued an un7rece-
dented course, in making the nomination with
out consulting or in any way allowing Juniata
county to participate in the selection, when by
right and usage this county is entitled to the
delegate"
Hon. James r. Morrison was appointed Re-
preventative Delegate TO the State Convention
with instructions to support John A. Gamble,
of Lycoming county, for Canal Commissioner.
These instructions are also extended to the
Senatorial Delegate, which we suppose ends
the efforts made 10 head our neighbor Of the
Democrat.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-12
APPOINTMENTS BIZ THE PRESIDENT.
WAsIIINnrna Mnu

WASHINGTON, May 9.
The Philadelphia Appointments.-WiIIiam
ID. Lewis, Collector OF Customs, vice James
Page, removed.
VIM. ]. p. White, P. NJ vice George F.
Lehman. removed.
Jno. w A-hmead, Attorney for the Eastern
District ofPennsylvunia, vice Thomas NJ Pet
IT, removed.
Anthony f. Roberts, MARSHAL for the East
ern Dis Of Penna., vice Geo. NJ. keim, re-
moved.
Peter c. ElIimaker, Naval Officer Phia.
Thomas Ewbank, Of n. Y has been appoin,-
I'd Commissioner Of Patents, vice Edmund
Burke, removed
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-12
Another Present,

The Pittsburgh Commercial Journal says,
=" A superb gold watch and chain, valued at two
hundred dollars, were presented to JAMES
BURHs, late President Of the Canal Board of
Pennsylvania, by number Of our transpor,a-
tion men, as mark of respect due to faith
ful public officer on his retirement" It further
states that the energy and zeal exhibited by
Dir. B. on the occasion Of the rebuilding of the
Burnt Aqueduct" over the Allegheny, we're
the moving cause Of this neat compliment
The names of the donors are given, and are
H. GRAFT & Co, Clarke & Thaw. w. Bing-
ham, Taafe & O'Conner, Kier 81 Jones, " IL
lingtord & Co, and John McFadden & Co.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-12

FcoD FOR THE SCAFFoLD.-Wit ithIn a few
months IRON the present tune, nine men
ana one woman Will. according 10 The
terms of their sentences, ascend the scaf.
fold. Fintuer at Baltimore, for the mur.
der of Mrs. lego Cooper. Wood at Ncw
ork, for the murder Of his wife. Bald,
win, at St. Louis for the murder of his
bro!her.in law. Letiiia Blaisdell, at Am.
hersi, y. H., for the murder Of the mo-
ther aud child Of her adopted father.
Washington Goode, colored, at Boston for
the murder of rival lover Of his mistress
The Rev Ezra Dudy, at Haverhill, n
Hampshire, for the murder OF his wife
while returning from a prayer meeting
The negro Shorter, al Buffalo, for the mur-
der, in the frenzy Of his abolition zeal, of
white young man, who presumed in
conversation with a companion, 10 say
something about " uigeers." Two slaves
at Lexington, Ky, on lst June, for mnr-
dee OF Henry 1ellman. Alex. Jones, col.
ored, at New York, 22d June. for arson.
And there are some half dozen late mus-
der commita!s vet to be tried Truly
will the annals Of the scaffold be no: the
least remarkable feature in the history Of
the year is4e, IN these United States.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-12

The New York Sunday Atlas announces
that Edwin Forrest, the tragedlan, has been
separated from his wife, Caroline Norton SIN
clair Forrest, daughter Of the vocalist, John
Sinclair, They were married in 1886 in Lon
don, and have lived happny, as the Alta,
states, until the beginning OF The last winter,
when Mr.. F. became moody and melancholy.
Mrs Forrest Is described as lady Of talent
and beauty She has been The mother Of four
children, all OF whom, however, died in in
fancy
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-12

INGEx1oUs. II. Howard. late post.
master at Sheboygan, Wisconsin. has
started ior California, in beat wagon Of
hs own Construction. The box ofihe a..
gun IS boat, set on steel springs, the
whole Of which is covered with oil cloth,
making a very comfortable house. The
establishment. is 20 arranged that, upon
reaching a river, the running gear OF
the wagon can be unshipped in a few
10 mites, and taken aboard the boat while
crossing the stream. This is decidedly
ths best overland out6l we have noticed.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-12

Iron SioREs.- The New York papers
contain descriptions of block of FIVE iron
stores, erected in that city by Mr. EDGAR
Ii. LAING. The stores are 30 by 50 feet,
and were built in a title more than two
months, at cost of about $4,000, aud
with scarcely any of the hustle and incoa.
yenience attending the erection of brick or
stone houses. The Tribune, speaking of
The iron stores, says
The effect is exceedingly llgh, and ele-
giant. Each story is supported by rows of
lluted plIasters, The courses between which
are compaclly bolted, and the seams Of
panels completely covered and concealed
from the view by an ornamental cornice
Thus the walls are in fact one solid iron
bloc k, capable OF supporting an immense
weight. There are about $50 tons of iron
in the buildings.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-12
L0cOfOeO Rejoicing,

A salute was fired at Boston on Monday, BY
the Democrats proclamIng their satisfaction
at the removal Of Marcus Morton, Democrat,
from the collectorshpo ct that port. The Pest,
the leading Locofoco paper, says:
alt Mr. PoIk and Mr Walker had done
their duty faithfully, we should not have been
dependent upon Gen. Taylor and Mr.. Mere
dith tor a favor We now most gratefully ac-
knowledge"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-12

The Onondaga Standard argues that Con
gress, under the clause of the Constitution
which guarantees to every State a Republican
form of Government, ought TO require South
Carolina forthwith TO adept Constitution
more in accordance with Republican princl-
pies, as prerequisite to her longer contiou-
ance in the Union. Whatever may be the
duty Of Congress in the premises, there can be
no doubt that the Government Of the Palmetto
Stale IS as iar removed from Repub.icanistn
in lis msln features as that c? Russia or Aus
TIA.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-12

NEw TRIAL GRANTED The counsel of
Lawrence Altman, who, 1t viii be recoiIectgG,
was tried and found guilty Of the murder ot
hi- brother. IN CIearieid county, at the Febru-
sry CouE.. have succeeded III their application
Tor new lr.eL The case wli be tried over
again at the September -BeAetonte
Democrat.
he verdict ST aside is said to be that OF
the jury who, being unable to make up their
minds, joined together n prayer, which pro-
duced conviction. The Court, 1t seems, con-
sders prayer IN the jury box as informal, the
jury being sworn to try man by the law anu
The facts.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-12

GrAithough we have omitted two or three
columns OF yearly advertisements for the past
few weeks, to make room for the favors of our
advertising friends, we are still compelled to
give but limited quantity of reading matter.
\ short time, however, will make "more
roon," and our arrangements are now such
that we shall then be able to publish more
reading matter than at any time heretofore
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-12

LUMBER TRADE OF THE SUsQUEHAENA. Some
idea may be formed of the extent of the lumber
trade of the susquehanna, says the Harrisburg
Intelligencer, from the following memorandum
of the number of RATS and arks that passed that
place during the late annual spring freshet
The account was kept by Mr.. Jeremiah Reese,
keeper of the eastern dollhouse Of the Market
street bridge, and furnished to that paper by
him for publication.
The number of RATS were as follows From
the 22d to the 30th of March, AS on the 3Oth
300 April lst, lG0 3D. 2sl 80, SIS; 4tb, PSI
5th, 81; 9th, 1885; 7th, 80 oth, 81 9th, 10; I0th
%; llth, p 18th, 4-total, 1852.
The number Of arks were as follows From
the 22d of March to April 4th, lS3 April 5lh
); 9th, IA 7th, 10; Sth, I2; 9th, ,; 18th, ) {;
18Th, 30; 18th, 2-total, 2J9. Total arks and
RATS, 1920.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-12

GFThe autho: of a communication relative
to the Martha Washington Temperance Soci
ely ought to have left his address at the office
We repeat, for the tiftieth time, that no com
munications will receive attention at this Of
flee unless accompanied by the authors name.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-12

HEAVY DaYAGEs.- The Connecticut
River Railroad Company have had TO paw
Ezra s. Corning, s9.O45 for injuries re-
ce'ved on their road. The accident hap.
pened from collision careessly induced
Mr.. {. suffered no great inconvenience
for several days; but soon after he exper
fenced serious inconvenience from his spine
hap and head.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-12
The Go1D DoLLARs.-The gold dol

THE GOLD DoLLARs.-The gold dol,
iais made their appearance yesterday
Frey are beautiful coin, but much too
small to be popular, being at least one.
fourth less IN size than our halfdimes.-
One side is decorated with the head OF
Liberty and The stars Of the republic
On the reverse are the words Omitted
States Of America" b" with wreath and 81
Dollar, S49.-Daily Neirs.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-12

Fatal Ell cts Of ChloroforRs.-Another
fatal case OF chlorofolm is reported by the
Cincinnati Atlas. A young man named
George. in undergoing an operation to
relieve deafness, took chIoroform to escape
pain, and never recovered from its innu.
ence.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-12

SENTENCE OF REsURREcTIoNIsrs.- s.-The pal
ties at Pittsburgh, convicted of stealing the
BODY of young lady for dissection. have been
sentenced-Dr. Dickson to pay a fine of $500
and costs, and DR.. Heron fine of SIC0.
Boyd, the other convict, was absent
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-12

There have been already elected, including
those from Virginia, los members of Congress.
Conceding the election of the Locofoco candi-
date in the l4th congressional district of Vir-
ginia, we have the following result for the next
Congress compared with the last -
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-12

The seventeen year Iocusts, which are to
appear this year in the western part of this
State, have been turned up with the plough,
IN Beaver county, by the hundreds The hogs
eat them with avldity.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-12

DR.. Roberts, promising young physi-
clan of Syracuse, n. Y. died quite sudden.
Iy last week. His death was occasioned
10y touching pimple on his forehead,
which was bleeding, with sore matter
from a vaccine scab. which he had Just
removed from the arm of a child. The
poison appeared to operate Instantly, as
10 a few hours he was delirIons.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-12

MoRE PRoscRIPrIoN.-Ey Moore has been
removed FROM the Office of U. S. Marshal, and
Henry F, Talmadge appointed IN his place
Reason-the Marshal's Office is in default for
$4,000
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-12

ARKAHsAs.-John S. Roane's official major
ity tor Governor over his Wing competitor is
l63. Roane entered upon the duties Of his
Office on the 18th. AT this rate ocofocoism
Wi soon disappear from Arkansas.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-12

G. J. BALI, Esq, our new State Treasurer,
entered upon tie discharge of his official du-
ties on Monday last. THOMAS NICHOLSON.
Esq, of Beaver county, has been appointed
Cashier, and Mr. SASB9Ry, of Erie county, 10
clerkshp IN the department.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-12
CINCINNATI. Nav q

p,, IH'IsNATI, May O.
IN consequence of the re.appearance in nm,
midst OF that dreadful scourge the choiora
In order TO allay public apprehension, the Board
of Heal b bave issued bulletin, from which il
appears that during the last twenty -four hcnrs.
;bere were 20 eases Of cholrru, & Of " lich ter.
s.lIatc I .i!a'ly.