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CLOTH INC!!
AT ALFRED MUNROE & m
M "A w

Now is your time TO purchase Summer NJ.
We determined to Sell of our large stock a
POSSIBLE PRICES. w
Spring and Summer Oothia,
Now In store and constantly receiving from then e..
So. o 5ss: ,n Ta nnSsa
English MeIinO and PaIamstta Dres. and Frosf c,,
French c..hmerstte and light r~ ss i sac
do; Cloth sacs, Skeleton, for Summer;
Black and cOlcred Alpaca sacs and L.mariine,.
Linen, white and colored Sacs and PolkaI.
do. DO. Drap de Tarc DO
White and colored Linen Drill Pantaloon,.
Linen Listado Check do.
India Nankeen and Pongee do.
Bes. quality Cottonade DO
White and colorsd Marselles yests-s choic. ,sr.,.
do; d. Linen do. very nch r yis
Lise Thread, Super Silk, Gauze Merino, Gau,s ".
Gauze Cotton Under.hirts and Drawer s'd'' faa nj
Silk aud Bingham Umbrellas;
Trunks, Vaises, Carpet Bags, etc. etc.
India Rubber Clothing, Hunting Jackets etc
r. Examine this List of Prices:
:! ss'' quality "a Back Cloth oh Drs'' c0a'' ..s;s
So 40 10 -.-.--..-...B:
S 5sh Do Do Do Do .:...-..Isi !, !.
Black Cloth Frocks At urce in n. Is. ~ and y
Best quality Black Doeskin former r.,
~ 10 10 .--.--.--..I a.
Sd do do
9TH and sth do - and s. So
very large assortment Of coored Cashmere Pant,l.
from s4to 81. Remarkably cheap goods! -
Super Back Satin Vests. FINN 4, ~
Rich assfsd Velvet Vest:
Also, Vests of Black Velvet, Cloth Merino Ca,hmsr, ~
etc. etc. , all exceedingly cheap. 49,
Also, Black and Colored Cloth Sac Goats and Paeto, G.
and Tweed sacs and Paetots Blanket Goats. saue Pan
Cashmere Vests Wool and Merno Understands and Dr,s
II One Price!-...No Deviation! m
my31f ALFRED MUNROE & co. "a M,,,,.
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EDUCATION IN ST.. LoUIs-The citizens of 6,
LOUIS have, by majority of 296, determined to
.eyy TAX OF one-enth of one per cent on properiv
holders, for educational purposes. - ''0'''''
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STEAMER EMrIRE.-The steamer Empire has
been raised, and was lowed two miles down the
river on Sunday, the Sd inst We are particular
IN mentioning Sunday, because had such a thing
been done on Sunday in New Orleans, in would
have been considered Southern immortality
The second coroner's jury, at Fishkl, has rem
dered verdict in which the pilot of the Empire is
censured for his lack of vigilance, and the Captain
OF the schooner censured for not putting about.
which he had time to do, by which he could have
avoided the collision.
The grand jury of the u. S. District Court for
the Southern District of New York have made q
special presentment on the subject of the loss of
the Empire They have found bill for man.
slaughter against the pilot, Levi Smith and re.
commend that the speed of steamers during the
night be diminished that persons be excluded from
the pilots house, on account of their presence and
conversation disractng his attention that better
nighf-watch be kept; and that the law recurring
steamers to go astern of vessels lacking be rigidlv
enforced.
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Pc r F A LC O N.

PER FALCON.
We have received a choice lot of
GOLD PENS.
Styles with Now fine
FINE FANS;
RETlCULES;
PURSES;
PORTE MONNAIES
CONES;
BRUSHES;
PERFUMERY;
DRESSING CASES;
WORK-BOXES;
DESKS;
FINE SHIRTS, &C.. &c.
GUINNESS & BUSH, II CAMP ST,
iel2-lm2p tOpposre the City Bank.)
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Louisiana Interior.

RED RIvER.-The river, (says the Shreveport
Gazette of the 1st has been rising rapidly at this
point for several days, until yesterday, when
slight fall perceptible. There is as much
water in the channel of SO Old Red" now, as there
was at any time last winter. The Woodsmar
came down on Sunday last, and brought news Of
an unusual rise five hundred miles higher up
This intelligence has been corroborated by travel
Ter who recently crossed the river some distance
above. We may expect the river to continue up
for some time, and very probably a renewed rise
will soon he seen and felt the water in MANY
places having already swollen out of the banks
ALExANDRrA.--The river at Alexandra on
the 5th was rising, and wanted but very little of
being over its banks. Arrangements are being
made by the :" Sons" of this place to celebrate
the coming anniversary of our National indie
pendence in an appropriate manner.
FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRICT-The dele.
gates TO the late State Convention at Baton Rouge
from this Congressional District, Says the Natchi-
loches ChroniceO fixed on the second Monday in
July as the time, and Alexandria as the place. for
holding convention in the Fourth District to pomi-
nate a candidate for Congress
EDITORIAL CHANGE.-Albert A. Williamson
has disposed of his interest in the Caddo Gazette
to NJ. d. Herring.
LARcENY.-Mr. J. H. Owen had $500 in gold
stolen from his trunk in Shreveport on the night of
the 2Sth ult The same night gold watch, be-
longing to Mr.. Merriwether, of Texas, was stolen
from Mr.. Powell's hotel.
PoLITICAL.-Mr. J. C. White, of the Thibodaux
Minerva, is one of the wing candidates for the LIE.
gisature from the parish of Lafourche Interior.
The other candidates are Messrs. j. Aubert and TT
Harang. Col. Cole is declared the choice of the
parish for State Senator
WING MEETIsG.-A meeting of the supporters
of the National Administration was held on the ID
inst, at The Montgomery Hall, in Thbodaux The
Minerva Gays it was the largest political gathering
ever assembled in that parish. Louis Bush acted
as President The meeting was addressed by C.
M. Conrad, the candidate for Congress, in French
and English
JUDIcIAL.-The Court term of the Fifth Judicial
District Court for the parish of Terrebonne, D.
A. Randall, presiding, commenced its session a,
Houma, on Monday, the 4th. q. The Court term
of the Fifth Judicial District Court for Lafourche
Interior terminated its session on Saturday the 3D.
During the session great number of cases were
disposed Of Judge Randall left no effort untried to
expedite the business of the Court.
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o. We return thanks to p Soule for public
document of importance.
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INFER LOTHING.
THOMPSON A. NIXON No. "A o,r,, g..

= @*O"<3 103N u N1nONi NU' II Vdudi SHM
Have now in store large and complete stock Of FAs0sr
SUMMER CLOTHING. comprising all the newest styles ms
In the best and most tasty Manner expressly for the Ev
tail trade
Super French Cashmere Cloth Frock and Dres cosa:
super French Drsp d Etc Frock and Dress Goats;
Black and colored Merino Sacs and Polka Coats:
Black and coiored Alpaca Sacs and Polka Goats;
Check and striped Linen Sacs and Polka Goats:
Black and fancy single mIlled Cashmere Pants
Black French Merino Pants, various QUALITIES
French Drilling Pants, OF all the newes' styles;
White Military, Canvas and Satin Drill Pants;
India Nankeen, Check and Stripe Linen Pants
Black BUmbazine, Satin and Six Vests
White, buff and fancy figured Marseiles vesI;
Figured buff and worked Linen Vests;
Superior Irish Linen Shirts, special make
Super Cambria Muslin Shirts, with fine Linen Bosom
Super York Mill Muslin Shirts, do.
Linen and Cotton Drawers, laced backs;
Gauze Merino and Cotton Unlershirts and Wrnpp<n
Gauze Silk Undershirts and Drawers
Silk and Cambria Muslin Cravats and Summer Tiss
White and colored Cambria and Silk Pocket Hankus.s
Silk, Cotton and Linen Suspenders;
Gloves Umbrellas, Dressing Gowns, etc. ah M
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CHOLERA. IN NEW YoRK.-The latest detailed
account of the spread of the cholera in New York,
is contained in the telegraph to the Baltimore
Sun, dated at 6 P. NJ, on the 4th.
The cholera is now settled down in this city in
an unmistakeable manner, and is making its marks
among all classes of the community. The proper
ton of deaths to the number of cases are also I'M
commonly large. The Board of Health report that
during the twenty-four hours ending at noon to-
day, there had been % cases and ii leahs-ms.-
king in all, for the last three days, 81 cases
and 20 deaths. A large number of the cases are
in private practice, and in the most healthy part of
the city,"
The Courier of the same morning says:
We presume we shall not be called alarmists.
If we state as our conviction, that the disease is
now among us as an epidemic, and that every pre-
caution should be used for insuring cleanliness
throughout the city,
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ns- An attempt was made on the evening of the
4h, to burn the steamboat Mary, lying at St. Louis
Fortunately, it was unsuccessful
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ChoLERA IN ST. LoUIs.-The cholera is on the
decline IN the city of st. Louis. The total mum.
Der OF in'ermenis for the week ending the 4th was
ia, OF which IS were Of cholera. For the week
previous the interments were 1876; of cholera LIZ
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For San francisco, California.
JOHN p SMART. is DESTROYS Of associating ct,
with himself two Gentlemen in expedition to the 4zHk
above port Said schooner is so tons bunhen thee3s6E
years old clipper built of superior construction and has
proved herself perfectly safe vessel 1t il proposed
that the schooner and be owned joint of
the parties engaged in the enterprise which will require
cash capital of $4,000 erch should be deemed expedent
to increase the number OF the company, of
capital in proportion 20 the number increased will be re-
CURED The object of the ene prise, its advapt etc
will be ~ y explained application to Messrs Forance
Taylor, 81 Gravier street. lje13 1t B. TALLMAN.
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9. Of +. Meetings Th,. =.

LOUISIANA CoyNGrL No, l, T. A. Il 8. Teu,,.-.
at Temple Hall. $50 Canal ST., at half.nase y
PELICAN DIVISION No, !, at Pelican Han
and St. Charles sts., at half. past soL q
OCEAN DIVISION No. 2, at Unity Hall M.
ings. Third Municipality, at half-past 1sasr i
JEFFERSON DIVISION No. 10 at Gretna, q han
------e%e----. .apGf,
BARGAINS BARGAINS,
~ The undersigned, having closed their li,,aa.
the ls Instant will still continue TO sell their desr,s
GOODS at the present low prices. Adi
We will receive from the North fresh Good. dn y
months and be able to supply our customers win N
line on the most reasonable ferms. I<s,
Our assortment of IRISH LINENS Linen a..
Border Sheets, Table Damask, Damask Diaper Mar
(all expressly made order, suit this D
appreciated, by those wanting such articles bv
ing the quail and price. hg ID a.
Our stock Of MUSLINs and GINGHAMs
styles, Of late importation, CONSISTING part 4. s
JACoNET, Persian do, ORGANDlEs BriI.. = loloss
ges, Brazilian Bareges, Mode coored do, togetber a
jes In2dp p. E. REILLY, cor. Canal
t~e- s4a M
~ I. o. o. F.-Odd Felious' Rest-r,..
Directors announce that and after the l;th IN ~
pared to dispose Of LOTS and VAULTS IN ~ ny
!. o. o. F. beautifully situated the Metsir;.v ss
lows, viz kxns
NUMBERED LOTS, I BY 10 feet, at $50.
Do. do, Of irregular dimensions. N "a =.
VAULTS, at $40 each.
Do. To Lodges, Joint Proprietors srd ,,.,,-
$50 each. Hein'sn -
II Vaults to be paid for in advance.
Applications tor Lots or Vaults be made IN
myl0n G. w. SHAW, Treasur,, "a.
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o. We are obliged to the officers of the steamer
Illinois for late St. Louis papers.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE-A firstrs bill is offered tonight-
:. Make note of it," See advertisement.
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DOLLAR GOLD PEN.

L "A L
good GOLD PEN, and Silver Case with PENCIL for ONE
DOLLAR!
These Pens are guaranteed and should the points off
usage purchaser exchange the Pen tor
without charge.
II The price which Pens sold makes them really
cheaper than Steel Pens
For sale, wholesale and RETAIL by
GUINNESS T. BUSH,
Dealers III Fancy Articles, Gold Pens etc:
jel2-lm2dp CAMP STREET,.
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Steamboat Departures This Day.
FINE SHIRTS.

E We have assortment Of our fine Linen
and Cotton SHIRTS made
abled guaranty These Shirts made expressly for
TONER'S are the latest Styles and made OF the best
mate rails, and in the best manner.
GUINNESS e. BUSH,
jel2-lm2dp Dealers IN Fancy Articles, IL Camp St.
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GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN.

~ We invite attention stock of Summer Clothing con-
sistg of fall and elegant OF FINE GOODS made III
the most fashionable style, consisting in part Of
DRESS COATS, of Super French Drap dEte;
FROCK coats, Of Drap d'Ete and Cashmerette;
PALEToTS and sACS, # Drap d'Ete, Csshmeree English
Merno, Alpaca, Linen, Gngham. Lustre, Sersucker,
BUSINESS COATEES and FROCK COATS, of Meruo, Al
paca, Linen Seersrcker. Lustre, etc. etc.
PANTS of French Drap dEte, Write and Fancy Drilling, Nam
Him. Seersucker, Check Linen, etc.
TESTS of White and Fancy Marsees Linen, Nankn,
SHiRTSLnen. Linen with Cotton Bosom. Linen with Cambria
Bosom, and Coore Linen snd Cotton, Of superior qualify
UNDERSTANDS and DRAWERS, of Gauze Flannel, Merino
Silk and Cotton Linen Cotton Lise Thread,
CRdHA TS Glo,es Handkerche suspendsrs Dressing Gowns
Umbrellas, Trunks, Carpet Bags. c.
NORRIS & WAY, % Camp ST.
jee sdpte30 OF Comm under Hewets Exchange.
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STEAMER OREGoN.-This splendid boat leaves the Lake
end of the Pontchartran Railroad the arrival of the
O'Clock r. NJ cars-for Misunderstanding at the watering
places. Those who know what the Oregon is with Capt
Hiern for commander. will improve the chance
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NPoLITICAL ENGAGEMENTS. =" Nay, if Gen.
Taylor shall abide by hs pledges upon the subject
of the veto, and Executive interference with Con-
gress, We may expect to see even him cooperating
with the Democratic party in carrying out its
measures and policy"
The above is from the Washington Union, to
which the Washington Wing replies:
e And if the people, in whom is supreme power
over the question, shall think proper to send a
Democratic House of Representatives, you will
certainly see the old Hero cooperating with a
Democratic Congress, in carrying out its measures
and policy, with the same energy and zeal, as we
expect TO see Democratic Senate cooperating
with him in carrying out the Democratic practice
of removals and appointments ~
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MORGAN'S LITERARY DEPOT,
EXCHANGE PLACE,
Adjoining the Post Office, New Orleans, La.

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tB At the above Establishment may always be found
BOOKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Consisting of NOVELS History, BIOGRAPHY, SCIENT1.
rIo, CoMMERCIAL, GEosR APHIcAL and M EDIcNLWoRKs.
Also-A Complete Assortment Of Stationery,
Together with all the principal Daily and Weekly NEWSPAPERS
and MAGAZINES.
Country orders article the trade supplied and forwarded
dispatch Books mailed Prompt paid
ordered by mail. Foreign Books imported to order.
J. C. MORGAN,
Literary Depot adjoining the Post 0cs, NsD Orleans La
P Complete been made with the principal
Publishers throughout the Union for supply of the works
issued. je2 aSn2lp c.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-13

SECOND MUNICIPALITY COUNCIL. This body
held its regular weekly meeting last evening, Re-
corder Baldwin in the Chair. The following is the
report of the Treasurer:
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BUTTER.
FRESH May Butter continually on hand and FIR .oe in
l. quantities 10 suit purchasers by " '
Jeis CHAS. sTOUGHTON, "a Cam It.
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~ Louisiaua Histrionic Association-The Pies
the Honorary Members OF me
will take place at Their HAIL
EVENING "wednesday 49, will be presented hs m
tsreng farce OF followed with Song by
Mr. C.; which, recitation Of "Ths nia CO... me
whole to aughabe of TIE lklSh IUIof
ar Honorary Members then tickets from The Secretary
un.er the St. Charles Hotel, door above Commnn street
iel3 y n. n. AcAhri1'' Aie'ue""
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~ whie Mass Ne etine.-The "

fsI- Whig Mass Meeting.-The Wings Of the City Of
NewOreans will Second Mass Meeting the Pontcharan
Railroad Depot on THURSDAY EVENING the l4h ns at half
mas, or on which addresses will be delivered by
candidates Gen. ALEXANDER DECLOUET and DUNCAN F.
KcNNEp 20 Nv reouest of js2
THE WING CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
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BAY OF ST. Lou1s.-This delightful watering place is
now provided with what has long much needed-a good
Hotel Messs. Lewis Co. have fitted up and are keep
ing it in best The convenience of the Bay
the city is q great recommendation.
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See Third Page for CRY News, &C.

THE CREvAssK-Ws were informed late last night, by
the Mayor that everything posperopsy at the
Cevasse. Mess Dunbar and Sugi will soon complete this
most hercnisan task and well they will merit the hearty.
substantial thanks of the entire community All but forty
feet of the breach is closed.
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Appointmsnts b. the President.

rkEAsgRY DEpARTMRNr.
Hugh w. Evsss, Appraiser. BALTIMORE Md, vice Philip
Pou!iney, removed. John C0wan, Surveyor. wilmington.
N. e.. vice Joseph 3 Jb1urphy. removed.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
Nauy fgent-J h. Lefhfop, Washington. D. e.
DRPARTMEKT or THE INTERIoR.
William McQuiston Of lissippi, 10 be Marshal of the
United States for The No District Of Mississippi
John Rayburn removed. Woodson L. Ligon Of Missis-
sippi be Attorney Of the United States the Northern
District of Mississppi.yice Andrew X Blythe, removed
Receiver Public Moneys at Columbus Miss VICE James
H. Westbrook removed John w Norton, Of Illnois. TO
Brsxten Parrish Tsmqved Andrew McCOlum Of Illinois.
G. Sloo. removed. Hsnry o. McEaey of Louisiana to
be Register of the Land Office at Monroe La Daniel
B. Richardson, removed. Evarse de Baion Of Louisiana
70 be Register Of the Land Office at Opeousas La vice
Mrr1ock McIntre. removed.
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BBaiance en- nand al last report SS3 80
Reien 81 since 5.4Gs 47-s5. 90
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-10

To THE EDITOR OF THE SPY-The enclos comnu |
"cauon from yor Mayor was received in reply to al
INV 'auon To address the citizens OF Uxhridge on poli
cal questions, anl not i'm ended io public ton -
bu IN consideration Of the arrangements very recently
" 's ana other Counties, IN relation to county afiils
and believing that many honest free soers may regard
me arrangement with dis'rusl, being yet uniformed Of
the motives which actuaed The movements and iearnS
pc hdps Stl more, dsbandng of the party deem ii
Tor the interest OF the have his admirable seut
mems presented to the Free Democracy Of the county
through the Spy, if tie Editor III ukS proper.
Respectfully ENocH HoAG
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-10
NEW YORK ELECTION

he Ne" York Tribune of yesterday gives the result
OF the election in round numbers, in IS counties 90 q
which give Democratic majorites amounting to IA 1877
AMI &c Taylor maoIties, amounting to Is 2lO. Three
counties remain to be heard from which, il is expected
will give about 1000 Democratic maioritv. Four no,,
oefauc State officers are supposed be chosen and
'ou' dyor men, who were also on the Anti>Rent tck
e. Inc House is conceded 10 the Democrats The
Senate IS doubtful The Tribune claims II Of The 80
Senator'S.
Thus ii will be seen, the contest has been very close
notwithstanding that the hunkers in some counties did
no come cordially into the union. The result of Ike
election is such as proves, that part, can hope 10
carry the State another year, without coming out square
and unequiyocal upon free soil ground
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-10

FAT MEN. We find in the Boston corresnond.
ence OF the Literary World, the following touch
oil genial humor extracted from the Lectures Of
Rev. Henry Giles, now going through the pres,
OF Messrs. Ticknor, Reed & Fields.
" There is something cordial in fat man
Everybody likes him, and he likes evervhod,,
Your Ishmaelites are, IN truth, bareboned 49,.
lahk tribe they are-all skeleton and bile. Fool
Goes lat man good it clings to him it frucG-
mes upon him; he swels nobly out, and FIN, a
generous space In lille. He is living, walking
minister oi grauiude to the bounty OF the earth,
"nu 'ne iulhess 1hereoi; and incarnate testimony
against the vanlies OF ere; radiant manitest.,
tion OF the wisdom OF good humor. A tat nsn
therefore, almost in virtue of being tat man ia
per se' popular nan; and commonly he deserves
MS popularity. In crowded vehicle the fat,oO,
man wiz ever be the most ready to make room
indeed, ne seems halt sorry Tor his size le.t i h.
IN the way OF others; but others woulJ 40 -
MIN less than he is; Tor his humanity i, usnaI,,,
commensurate with his bulk A lat man has
abundance OF rich juices. The hinges of his ,vs
'eih are well oiled; the springs OF his being are
holse'ess; and SO he goes his way rejoicing ia fuI
I. 9on'eu.neht and placidity, fat man feels
L nis pos.lloh soiid IN the world; he knows that
Delng Is cognisable; he knows that ba ~.
nc. Il
take no extraordinary pans to advert;s. ,,'a,,.'
tha1 he Is among them; he knows that he il in =
danger OF being overlooked. Your Thin mn -
uncertain '', and therefore he is un asy He NAV
VANISH any hour into nothing; already he ia Al.
most shadow, and hence 1t is that he uses enoh
iaoorious efforts to convince you of his exisanoa.
70 persuade you that he is actually something
that ne is more than non entity; that he i
1--WE substance as well as his corpulent fsIlew
creature 1t really does take deal of
wrong to make one actually hate n 10, ,,n eai =,
IL we are not always SO cordial to thin na,' 80
we ought TO be, Christian charity should ,.ts
INTO account the force Of prejudice which aAe
nave 70 overcome against his hinness. A e.,
man Is 'he nearest to that most perfect of fonras
a mathematical sphere, thin man II ,hne ures,
limited oil conceivable dimensions, simnIe ,;n o
:. 'at man is being of harmonious volume and
9ods relations to the material universe in sv anu
'hie '9ln man has nothing but length:
point" ""0''o" OF a
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-10
EREE SOIiERS OF WORCESTER!

Come to the gathering at the City Hall, tins evening"
Come and exchange greetings and take council toge'h>
or. Come in the name of Freedom, Humanity, and
tour Country Come in the OF this great mission
for Justcc. Right and Good Government, when be-
longs to our republic TO uphold and carry out "ne"
others are so zealors in the sorong will noyou show
equal Split in the righ Aye, that you WILL we ''us'
The occasion will be an interesting one and win Inc e@
cements o our cause, spirited addresses may De e@
pected Let 10 one, then, keep himself away
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-10

u The editor o lie Aigs is putting forth the same
kind lying claims Of exravagant success in the cleo
ton IN this county, that be intuged freely in last fall
when ne declared that the Taylor party would
certainty have large plurality and probably majority
IN the County The Colonel has played "Major Long,
bow SO frequently, that he is pretty well understood
now lie claims thai the majority against The Taylor
party will be 20C0 less than ii was last year We pre>
diet that will be greater. lie, see which is nearest
right.