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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-10
IMPORTANT TO EMTGRANTS.

IMPORTANT TO EMIGRANTS.
A T the request ofmany emigrants, from the
IA States of Florida, Alabama, Georgia, Mis-
sissippi, and Tennessee, we are induced to pub
fish the following card. The impression has
been created by interested persons that tho land
route from the mouth Of Red River to Texas was
overhown. We take great pleasure in informing
the public that such is not the tact and there is
no danger Of an overflow. The route is in spen.
did condition, and is the nearest and cheapest
route leading from the Mississippi river to Yves.
tern Louisiana or Texas. We would also state
that all the routes from Memphis to New Or.
leans, with the exception ofthis route are over.
flown. NJ. & J. TORRAS, Preprietors.
Red River Landing, La. March 10, ls4O.
81 1wd-2mw
The Gazette, Tallahassee, Fla Democrat,
Columbus Miss. Mssissippian, Jackson State
Gazette, Montgomery, Alabama Democrat, Co.
umbus, Ga. Enquirer, Memphis Tenn, will
copy once week for one month, and send bills
to this Office for collection.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-10
ADMINISTRATIONS NOVICE.

ETTERS' Of Administration on the estate
ga OF JaI-'cs Larry, deceased, having been
granted to the Undersigned al the March term Is.
40, oflhe Probate Court ouLowndes County. Stat.
q Mississippi; all persons indebted to said es
tate will make immediate payment and all those
having claims against the sad estate, Will
present them, duly probaied, to the undcr>irped
within the time prescribed BY law or they will
be forever barred.
JOHN w. CRUMP, Adm'r.
March TO- l949. 37-6w. pr $3 80.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-10

nALLEY'S Magical Pain Extraetor-by use
~ which, pains Of the worst, bruises burns, e'o
stepped in FIVE minutes and healed without sc a
for sale by A. ~ JoNL0 3" W
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-10
0ANDHDATEs.

TrRNs ron ANNOUNCING CASDIDATEs.-For
State or District OHics $40; County s. !;
Beat IS. or Payment always required in
adyance, or after the first insertion.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-10
LIVERY STABLE!
BY
MARK Y. COCHRANIA,

TENIIE subscriber would respectfully inform his
l. friends, and the public generally that he has Ia
ken the entire control ofthat spacious andwell-known
Livery Stable, formerly occupied by Cure q Cockren'
on Military street, between l.. d. Darlington cos
corner and the Jail He hopes by strict and personal
attentionto business, to ensure perfect satisfaction 10
those who may patronize his establishment
To travellers he would say that his stables are con-
venientto all the Hotels and Boarding houses in the
city, and they will be waited at any Of them 'hey
may be pleased to stop at 1t shall be to their interest
TO put up their horses with him; for il any thing IN
the way Of feeding weH rubbing etc. IS not cone up
brown" and to their entire satisfaction, they SNAIL
pay nothing.
Carriage, horses and driver per day, @ 1 SU
Saddle Horse per day, go 90
Horse at livery per month, OF 20
4" I" week, *
I" 1" day, : sN
4" night, oS
=" i" single feed, ,,,
MARK II. COCkKlLL'
Columbus, Mi, Jan. !, ls47.--iS-6 ~
~ b. Spacious Lots for drovers always ready al"
royender at prices to suit the pressure OF the
nALLEY'S Magical Pain Extraetor-,by use
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-10
TO WHOM III MAY CONCERN

y
The undersigned, citizens of Livingston, Sum.
ter county, Ala, take pleasure in saying that We
are acquainted with DR.. X. O, Davidson, Dental
Surgeon, and can testify 10 his character as a
gentleman IF probity and honor. As an opera
tor, he is experienced and skiltul and cannot fail
to give enitc satisfaction to all tor whom he may
perform any service in the various branches o.
his profession. We therefore commend him to
the confidence of,he public generally
a. e. LOFI1N,
JOSEPH LAKE,
]. A. SMITH, NJ y.
WIN. P. M'RAE, NJ D,
Col, r. A. BAKER,
NJ. c. HOUSTON.
Livingston Ala, ls47
or He may be found AT the Eagle Hotel,
where he will be pleased to receive calls by
those in need Of his services.
Columbus, March 10, lS49. 37-lC
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-10

OF We are indebted TO the pOiteness Of our
neighbor ofthe Wing, for copy Of the subjOin.
ed proceedings Of a public meeting held at Stark.
vile, on the subject of tho Mobile and Ohio
Rail Road. We would respectfully suggest to
the citizens of this county, the importance Of
holding similar meeting at this place during
the approaching session Of our Circuit Court.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
-"777-7@
HE nInEar MAN In AMERICA

THE OLDEST MAN IN AMeRIcA.--Goo.
Buckhor. Iiyiug in Harlan county KY,
is one Of tho most extraordinary men of
The age, aud perhaps is the oldest man
now known to be living. He is one
hundred and fourteen years old; was born
in Germantow Pa, and has lived for
several years in holow sycamore tree.
Of such dimensions as to contain his fam
lily, consisting Of wife and FIVE or six
children, bed and bedding. cooking uten.
sils, &c. The exploring agent of the A.
merican Bible Society, in his travels in
Kentucky, recently found him. and also
saw respectable gentlemen who have
spent ono or more nights with him in this
singular home. He processes to hold the
Lutheran fuilh, being ofa German family,
and received the bible with peculiar man
ifestalions Of gralitude.-- Bible Society
record, Eoy Mdy t
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
SheriE,s Sale.

RY virtue ofn venditioni Exponas to me d.
- rected from the Court of Common Pleas for
Fayette County, Ohio, will offer and expose to
sale by public vendue and out-Cry, on the farm Of
Joseph Sharp, in Bern Township. on Monday the
25tl day ofJune inst, between the hours Of ten
o'clock A. M. and four o'clock P. NJ Of said day,
the following Goods aud Chattels, ,lo-wit: Seventy
hve Acres OF Wheat in the Ground; sixteen head
oil Stock Hogs one Sorrel Mare, one Sorrol Horse,
one Gray Horse hive yearling Calves one year
ecution rs the property Of Joseph Sharp at the
suit OF the President, Directors and Company of
the Bank ofthe Metropolis Terms of sale cash.
OLIVER H. PERRY, Sheriff.
June Is, 1849. ow6pEeesl o.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22

utterly defeated the lmPerluiiorces IN the
neighborhuod Of Odenburgh. 68 z
Great surprise is expressed in Vienna
at the non-appearance Of the Russians
in Hungary; aud persons are asking.
what has become oflhe Emperor? Prnb-
ably Sem aud Dembinski could furnish
some Information on the subject.
A sauguinary battle has taken place
between the Austrians and the Magyars.
near Roab, in which the victory is claim.
ed by both sides. Dembinski has defea:-
ed the Russians on the confines Of Gal
lacia. ,Hariezel haG addressed note To
the Russian government. Informing il Of
the establishment Of Republic in Hun
gary, and requiring token Of friendly un-
derstanding.
All the roads in Hungary are described
as being thronged with recruits. all of
whom were going Ia Debreezin, TO be
drilled, armed aud incorporated in tho
army. The fanticism was more intense
and general ihau ever Now that the
certainty Of the invasion by The Russians
was known. it appears from Magyar's
list of military pay, that there are now
ESQ 900 men in the 6eld-one sixth Of
whom are Poles.
The Hungarian Republic has been
proclaimed at Kaschain. Accounts from
Vienna announces officially that the for
tress Of Buda was taken by assault, "u
the 2lst, by the Hunganans.
1t is said that they gained possession of
il by lreachery aud put the garrison, num-
bering some FIVE or six hundred men 10
the sword This, however, is the Aus
tran announcement.
The Hungarians have retired to their
mountain faslnesses, awaiting the APP
proach of the combined forces From
these places they will be ablc To bear
down upon them with terrible effect.
The meeting at Warsaw, of the En-
perors of Austria and Russia lasted but
one day. As to the object of the inter
view nothing has as yet transpired.
DENMARK AND RUssfA.--The war be-
tween the Danes and the Prussians con.
linues, without, from present appear
ances, the remolesl prospect of a satiSfac-
tory adjustment Of the paltry matter in
dispute. The town of FredeIica has been
reduced by bombardment, aud the Prus.
sian troops are advancing toArhaus. The
Danish cruisers are strictly enforcing the
blockade of the German Ports.
A division Of the Russian feet has ap-
peared in the Danish waters, which is
considered significant Of the intention Of
the Gear.
GERMANY.-Thero is very little uu-
theutic intelligence from Germany.
Ii would seem, however, that the
Western Prussian provinces have he.
come somewhat more lranquilised; but in
Baden and Bavaria, aud in all that re-
gion. the popular chiefs are said 10 be
ouly waiting 10 learn the result Of tho
French election.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22

We willingly lay before our readers
the following report, fully satisfied as we
are of ils eorectness:e
The stats of Ohio FAirGsid c0uAty, -.
Court Of Common Pleas, June Term 4. d 1919
Among the proceedings of the Court,
at this term. is the following, to.wit:
On motion of Mr.. BRAzEE. il is ordered
that the Report fled by the Grand Jury
with regard to the condition of the coun.
ty Jail be recorded upon the Journal Of
this Court and that copy thereof be Ger.
tilted to the County Commissioners 81
Fairfield county-which Report reads as
follows. to-wit:
To the Hon. Me Court Of Gem, Pleas
Fairfield County OAiO.-In pursuance Of
the "act for the regulation ofcounty jails, >
the Grand Jury have visited the Jail Of
this county. examined its state and con-
ditisn, and inquired into the discipline
and treatment Of prisoners, their habits,
diet and accommodations, and they re.
spectfully report that the rules of the
Hon. Prest. Judge have. been. as far us
they could ascertain, faithfully kept and
observed, aud that none Of the provisions
ofthe said act have been violated. The
Grand Jury wish at the same time, how
ever, 10 observe that the Jail itselfis no,
fl for the purposes for which it is inten'
ded; it is old, badly constructed, unsafe,
aud in the apartments intended for dun
geons, not fit to con6ne any human being
in. By order of the Grand Jury,
ANDREW FOUST, Foreman.
1t is also ordered that the editors ofthe
newspapers published in this county be
requested to publish the foregoing report
in their papers respectfully.
Attest, J.RADEBAUGH, Clerk
June 20, 1849.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
ZanesviIIe Iron Works.

NEWELL, DAVIS, JAMES 4 co.,
Manufacturers Of Iron, Mails, Spikes! 80.
0N HE GAINESVILLE Rolling Mill is now in full
~ operation, and making oil sizes Of Iron, oia
quality equal to that Of any now offered in the
Zanesville market.
AAAe Iron Of this company is rarrantsd, and
general assortment WILL at all times, be found
at the Store Of J. E. PALMER g. CO., where al
orders will receive prompt attention. Upon eye-
ry bar oi Iron will be stamped the initials of the
company, IN. D. J g. Co.
Zancsville, April 81, Is49 2m5l
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22

WHEeLlNo (VA) Silk MANurAcTo,
Ry--The editor oflhe Wheeling Gazette
has beon examining the stock of silk
goods manufactured from the cocoons. ut
the Wheeling Silk Manufaciory Of John
w. Gill, Esq, and is really surprised to
fnd That goods so beautiful in texture
aud color are produced in Wheeling. or.
indeed, any where in the United States.
Ia their texture. particularly, it thinks
them superior 10 most imported articles
Of the same sort, certainly so far'as dua
6iityis concerned. Mr.. Gill is first, il
not the very first. TO establish the manu-.
faclure of the finer silk fabrics in the U.
nilel Slales.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
PRoscRIrrIoN.-lf lhe course Of h

PRoscRrrrIoN.-lf the course of the
Administration is SO terrific to our neigh.
Dor Of the Eagle, win he be pleased to in.
form US how he would have it to do
Would il be just to retain all the Loco
focos in the Offices aud refuse to give his
friends due share in ,heml lfhe thinks
so, let him try and convince his demo.
cratic friends ofthe fact. Some Of them
have very favorable opinions of Gen Tay.
lor and have not as yet joined the "ban.
ded" Opposition. They are willing to
Judge him by his eourse of policy. They
do net ask him to confer all the favon Of
government upon their party.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22

FATAL DUEL.--A rencontre took place,
in Madison county Kentucky. at public
meeting, on the 14lh inst. between Gas.
sIUs Nj. Clay and JOSEPH TURNER. Both
parties snapped pistols and then attacked
each other with bowie knives, Turner
was severely wounded in the abdomen,
and groin and has since died. Clay was
stabbed in The heart, but late accounts
say that he may recover. .s..
Both of these indiuiduals are distin-
guished men Of Kentucky, We have not
heard the origin Of the affray, but sup,
pose it grew out of discussion of the
question of Emancipation. ...
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
NEW & CHEAP HARDWARE.

VNHE attention ofthe citizens OF Fairfield and
- nelghboring counties. s respectfully invited
70 the New Hardware Store, recently opened in
Tattmadges Block, laird door from the Tall
mGdSe HOGss, by
p. b. EN- BICH 4 90.
They have just received and opened a large
and extensive variety of
HARDWARE & CUTLER z,
Consisting in part, Of Knives aud Forks, Pocket
and Pen Knives, Shoe Knives Butcher Knives.
RazorS, Scissors Axes. Drawing Kniyes. Hand
Saws, . Cnt and Mill Saws Locks, Latchcs,
Hinges Screws, Bolts. Anvs, Vices, Tarce Chains,
Halter Chains. Log Chains, Kettles, Braces, sc.
The above articles are well assorted aud con.
ssta Of every..usual variety.
GA - - q u MT,
They have also a large and extensive stock of
Saddlery, to which the attention Of Saddlers is
invited. 1t has been selected with great care from
the latest and most improved patterns and will
be sold low.
COACH-MAKERS,
Will find beautiful variety oFTrimmings % and a
large assortment ofarticles generally used by them
IRON AND NAILS.
They have also on hand large LOT of Juniatta
Iron, Nails nnd Spikes, of Shoenberger's make,
Pittsburgh. which win be sold at lSvsst prices
The public will please take notice that the
stock 70 entirely new, has been selected with
great care and purchased at the lowest prices un.
der all the favorable changes in the trader and
that il will be sold US low, Il not lower than at
any other establishment in Central Ohio.
Lancaster, May II l849
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
Attachment Notice.

NOTICES hereby given to all persons inter-
! ested That JosephCaldwell, Jr. OIL the 18th
day OF May, A. d. l849, sued out of the Clerks
Office oil the Court Of Common Pleas Of Fairfield
County Ohio, writ Of Foreign Attachment
against the goods, chattels lands tenements, cred
its' monies and effects Of Alfred Caldwell. non
resident debtor, for the sum Of Five Thousand
Dollars damages; which writ has been served and
returned. Dated this 2lst day ofMay, AID 1S49.
A'test--J. RADEBAUGH, Clerk, +. C.P.
SrASBEKY q VAS TRUMP, Attorneys for Pf.
way 10 1883. 6w3pfee&l75
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22

CALIFoRNIANs RETURNED Captain
Robinson, Of Washington city, aud a par.
" under him who left Fort Smith for Cal.
ifornia this spring. returned to that post
on the 10Th ofMY, having lost their oxen,
provisions aud entire outfit by an over.
ilow Of Sleepy Creek, iu Creek nation,
which raised fifty feet during one night,
compelling thom TO seek their pers0nol
safety by climbing in trees. They will
probably go byanother route, The rains
on the Arkansas route have been very
heavy, and The roads have boen in such .
coulilion as to cause great difficulty to
the emigrauts. ~.. eeq g
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22

john QUINcY ADAMs.--A life of this
distinguished man, by Governor w. H.
SEWARD. of New York, has just been
published. The last scene of his life is
thus impressively described in il:
HE could not shake off the dews Of
death tts. gathered on his brow.
He could not pierce the thick thades that
rose before him. But he knew that eter-
nifty lay close by the shores of time. he
knew that his Rodeemer lived. Flo.
quence, even in that hour. inspired him
with his ancient sublimity Of utterance.
This, said the dying man. is the last of
earth! He paused for moment, and
then added. II am content!' Angels
might well draw aside tho curtains ofthe
skies to look down on such a scene"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
DAGUERREOTYPE llKENESSES!
u0LE a LnVrTL

"ToULD respectfully inform the inhabitants
w of Lancaster and vicinity. that they have
opened their Daguerrean Gallery in TALLMApoE's
BLOCK, for short time, where they will be found
in readiness to execute Likenesses equal to any
in the West for depth Of tone aud soTtneSS Of light
aud shade. Having given their undivided atteu.
ton to the business for several years in the East
ern cities, they feel confident they Gun suit all who
may favor them with call.
Those wishing for beautiful likeness of them
selves or friends, will do well to call soon, while
so favorable an opportunity offers.
TGoLD aud PLATED LoCKETS on hand
Pictures taken equally as well in cloudy as in
i1ir weather.
Instruction given in the art. Apparatus, &C.,
furnished on the most reasonable terms.
Lancaster. Juno 90, l849.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22

CALIFORNIA EMieRANTs .--,Advices
from the plains bring further intelligence
and sadder news than ever, Sickness and
trouble prevail to an alarming extent a.
mong the California emigrau,s. Many
ofthe companies are disbanded.
We are not yet in the possession Of any
further intelligence from the compa nies
from this place, nor do we expect to hear
from them until their arrival at the dig.
gins.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22

lyon tue l4lh inst. Henry c. Pope
aud George G.. Gray, both lawyers of
Louisville, KY, fought duel six miles
fromthat city. The guns were loaded
with slug shot. Capt. Pope did not fire, ,his
antagonists shot taking effect before he
had time To discharge his piece. He was
shotiu the hip and died before he reached
the city.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
FOlr,I1 Of IuIv.

We are frequently asked, tOhat is to be
done onthe 4th Of July! We repeat the
question 10 our citizens, WHAT is to be
donel The day above all others, in our
history, most glorious; the Sabbath of A.
merican Freedom is certainly deserving
of the attention of American Patriots.
Arc there any in these parts of our Coun-
tryl
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22

A LocoPoco JUDaE.-The Cincinnati
correspondent of the Marietta lateliigea.
Ger states tho following in a letter dated
the 2d inst.
The Hon. William B. Caldwell, one of
the supreme Judges Of Ohio, walked into
tho office Of u young attorney. just recov.
cred from sickness. yesterday morning.
and aller some preliminary remarks aud
severe coffee house epilhets. threatened
to thrash tho latter, hut in the end showed
himself although bully enough to bluste,
too mch of coward to strike. All who
know anything about it agree that there
was no p0vocalion for the outrage. aud
that Justice would have been done had the
Judge been kicked dawn stairs. How
or where the matter will end know not.
II but illustrates tho recklesness Of Loco
fnco policy Of selecting men who have
no control over themselves. to govern
others. Only think Of a seat on the su.
preme bench being degraded by bul.
lvI
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
ZamesviIIe Cotton will.

NHE GAINESVILLE Cotton Mill is now making
Il aud turning out with its new machinery all
numbers Of Yarn-Csrpet chain, candle wick.
coveret yarn, batting &c. aud of a quality equal
to that Of any now offered in the Zanesvile mar
ket.
The Country merchants generally are invited,
as we can hold out inducements to them to make
vile
Zanesyille. April o.. 1910 om5I
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22

VJackson'S Pyrotschnic Works. in
Philadelphia, exploded at o'clock June
18th, with most terrific noise, creating
great CONSERVATION. Three persons were
more or less injured, one ofthem mortal.
ly. The damage to property is ,rifling
is not little singular, that, one year
ago, upon the same day. near the same
hour. an explosion happened at tho same
place, by which two lives were lost.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
FASHIONABLE TAILORING.
H. G.. Trout. .a.

33s VI AVO
1HfAVlNG purchased the interest Of Mr.. Spring
SssA er, in the Tailoring Business. can always
he found at the old stand, in ShG6sr's Building,
one door cast Of the TaiimddSe House, whero
he will be ready to wait upon all who may give
him call. He will constantly be in receipiofthe
4 AT % s T 1AGW1@1C
And his work will be Of the neatest and most
durable kind. He viii employ none but the best
ofwurkmen and will use every effort to please the
public and securea share Of their patronage -
Give him call.
Lancaster, juno 8, 1919 na s sos 5n
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22

IY- The Steamer New Orleans, from
Detroit for Chicago, struck reef of rocks
on Sugar Island, on Thursday evening
last. The boat is a total loss. The pas.
seugers were saved in fsherman's boats,
How fast these steamboat disasters
come crowdiug upon us; too many Of them.
unlike the present one, so fatal to human
lifcl
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22

u The Steamer Embassy. from Pitts.
burg for New Orleans, collapsed her
fues short distance below Green river
on Saturday morning, the 9th inst. Thir.
teen persons were killed, s missing and
80 scalded.
The Steamer Memphis, on the Ohio.
encountered storm, on tho 9th. The
pilot, carpenter and thirteen others were
blown overheard. most of whom were
drowned. Much injury was done to the
boat.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22

QuAKER CrrY,-TbOso who arc fond
of George Lippard's style, willbe pleased
TO learn that new volume Of his paper
viii be commenced on the so,h inst. In
this ho intendsto publish Romance of
Washington City and a now Romance of
the Revolution. Price Of the paper %
per year. e .,..,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
To all Concerned.

NNHE undersigned is desirouS Of having his
II longstanding accounts speedily closed, and
Tor that purpose has pluced them IN the hands of
JOHN r. MUMAUGlI for collection twill he
to the advantage fall interested to call upon hin,
and make immediate settlement no further indul.
gence will not be given. B. GARRETT.
Lancaster, June Is, l849 Ava.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22

~J. R. UNDERWOOD. Wing U. S.
Senator from Kentucky, addressed NEE
ting in favor Of emancipation. at Bowling
Green, on the 18th ult, in which he said
it had been intimated that he and Mr..
Clay would be instructed by the next leg
iSlature To resign their seats in the Senate
on account Of their advocacy Of emanci.
patton. But" said he, 81 will do my
duty let the consequences be as they
may" Mr. Underwood'S speech. which
occupied two hours in the delivery. is
spoken of as very uble.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22

MORE OF THE CoALITIoN.-Geo F
Talbot, the Free Soil nominee for Gov
ernor Of Maine. was, previous to his join
ing that party, rauk Locofoco. Among
the reasons given for nominating man
who had formerly belonged to the Loco
foco party, in preference to any whig, a
Maine paper gives the follOwing:-"And
that the Free Soil party would be more
likely to coalesce with Democrats than
Wings"
Will our Sugar Grove friends please
read and make note Of tt