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Hon Hnrao Seymour, in 10 an invitation 10 au-
dress the .t. meeting Iammany. throws out The follow
ina urtcy regard the presidential election IN me
Stale o: New York
,ou,tsd 5y the advantages which union has already
o.n,rI 10 Ms confident Of ability carry The State
,,s I and conscious the intense interest with which
r friends in OTHER States watch HE progress of our ca'-
,, .r. ,h. democracy Of New York will throw lis full,
:,,cn,th ju,u the contest and will the
nmph OF nu party by giving thry.sx electoral votes Tor
Pierce and King.
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TRInUTE OF RESPECT

Auspecial rneeae Mon:ross Lodge ~" 20, held nisuhh
al rom The Wur hilui Master tRoht Aaso I'D At A1,'"
Wrsmprelau county Va The h September A. ID i,'- -
IN the .crssary 10 pay hue ir+ec 10 ht
r l,,r, i Druaer Rob F. r"wn who vas ~ ds,y i1et
% our midst the OF our SdFIrts Grand hds'ef '"
m n:,n of brother John Gnodlgc seconded by h'"'he NJ
The following preamble and resolutions were u"'
mou.y aioped: - ,,.;.t. ,-,,.r or .vo,a "a
rI.r. rlll 0rn midst high? respected orohrt ''1
uromr who the .oh ms from injuries .! ~
nam his rarrIa.r while from meeting ~ Lcoao" "
ia, .,n,iy ON Suntas ii The 10 inst: wherefore
Received That his o deeply regret thc loss M! 'r
, by his unnpk stroke ~ Divine Providence" they
W., !ow wi ,han- ;ha "in"ush"ut ~
hsr Gallo. from this Lodge WITHOUT ~arnlnG ne may ~
pi wl,crt the IA called Etcrnya member {" me It!e''
rlr, ABOVE, whose Grand Master y God :,
RS m That the members II Is Lodge attend The tu"erd :"
our crr 2rlrr his residence, nG The -i~t Ins s
If 'rs tie purpose OF InieSrine hi'rcnths WIZ
the hrnni- u Mls"Hr: .,.., =, j =,
R.n.rd That lie members Of this Lotlti IN token OF ir
,,r r the i-rd The customary , Rang Tor he sac
Of thIriy days. ,; ~ /, -. ,to So
crary 10 the the aniy "i TIE "ecct. "
tlri cory .n pubIch'n 10 Tue A..At"t1 "i"ee
EIrlrlnn! Enlulrcr aud Virginia Herald
i true copy lroia the "c"rl y tste. -. .,, ..,,
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Correspondence ol the Washington Union.

HAxovER YorK CouSrY, CPA.) SEPT. %, 1852.
Having so,uurncd in this hoacd OF wiggery (y native
tnwn) for UPWARDS of week during which enjoyed abun.
dnnt facilities informing myself Correctly regarding the
polI,Ica aapec, in this region presume il would not 0c
amiss To let YOU know The fcsalt at nay enquiries.
Generally speaking the political atmosphere Is Compare
tiv, " clescen No particular agitation prevails 10 meet
inps OF eher party have been held and no extraordinary
interest in the contest cvucrd by either party Nc"cr
social circles and real sentiments of the pcopeae frank
Is arowcd.
The democratic party i firmly united 70; whisper Of
il heard; but member al Ill" party g'ie
hearty ana emphatic support to Pierce and King In fact
have never known he democrats IN THIS SECTION IN any
can;minn Ia be more decided and IN nindus III ne sup.
pur, of the irnIucrl c nominees ihIu they are now.
On the contrary the whg party is most cnmreirIr split
IN MANY who heretofore invariably voted with the WIN
Marty oneny ihir determination 10 support the gallant
statesman Franklin Pierce; while s hrgcr nr'ocf nnd
among them several whI have been heretofore regarded a.
leaders Marty positively refuse 10 support Gen
Scott Tor the presidency Although they do not viii
nr 10 sustain Tie democratic tick they on c"grLn
gisare and too decidedly oppn-ed elevation Of mrf
Hanover borough Heretofore p2i almost il not quite two
wing In one democratic vu; cut from IT." present aspect OF
a jrs here they ohtIi! bare mgi0ry AT the November
election il " All br murc than Is expected.
Thus the prospects IN THIS section o pcnnsylVa-
nia and all innri;itiun nave "bhlH" ui!e
not the only secun in which such condition "l Things ?!-
vss And vet some ways in other parts o the Union
rln PENNSYLVANIA Tor Scott How they make their GalCu
,riun is more III divine; but thing - cetlah
that il no man in these pats }" Ouni VINO doubts that
Pennsylvania will give 10 GOO mao!t? i'7 Pierce hn' King
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Count DE Saftaes tie French Minister at Washington
w,s married nj Newport on Tuesday, 10 Miss Anna u
lharndi8c second daughter ot the late Charles lho'hAe
ESD Of Boston.
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CONCERTS IN CALlFOaNIA-si Mr. Barnum informs
W. that he has engaged Mas Catherine Hayes at
So0000 one-hal the poceeds for sixty conce in
California. Mexico Cuba, &C. MenRi,, and artists
engaged TO assist her and oil sail for California No
Yember.-[N. Y Times
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MAD AI.RlNl,S Coz

MAD ALBOArS CONCERT
PHILADELPHIA Sept. 27.-Mad Albons debut attributed
brilliant and oveinwing audience Tonight. Every
IN the Musical turd Hal occupied huncreds
turned away Her fine contruto voice elected warm ap.
piause. and she called out after every piece
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DIED.

NM, Mar, nan New Kent touly. on Thurar, HE Goth A.
rs s5. Mr. Giles: EY JONES the 1G;h year OF his age
IL his elderly cizrn il due more stan mere 49,
nnoJ !,l lie industry. AMI na hrcn s"SoFnt,I ~
n,rnuy OF his actions the laws Of Jusife" ch nav
him Ia his slturs and sccureG ni himself ana hhE
MI c,urreucv widow att! sour sons. VINO are '"
| IA h. l. MS facts Which would indicate that ~ q,
lis y arr Tor had not orsoen another 10 v"
are all hiSirHins "
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TIE LEAH

"Severtd from thy parent bnueh,
Wthercd leaf, where goest thou T.
do not knuw-the icInpest's stroke
Has rent my only stay the oak.
With its inconsiant breath, The bres2a
Or tempest from the Northern seas,
Has since that day. led me away
From the forest To the dale,
From The mountain 10 the vale
go whcre'er The wind may blow
Without tear, without fear,
go where all things 60
Where goes the peta! OF the rose
Or where the laurels leafiet g goes
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ROCHESTER. (N. Y, Sept. 20, 1852.

I'm satisfied now. may say. BEYOND ANY a"uOt waaIrs-
-, b,t A., u III carry Its tate Pierce AID kEg. Sucl
The unanimous npnlpn C al shades AMI classes oi the de-
mocacv here The nomination Of an entirely new set ~
State officers instead "l nominating hr sam: @r 'at were
on the ticket The last oubetnat0 te"nE ~ his STATE
would in my opinion have bern hetier but Whatever d.
satisfaction there may b. tie whole or portion OF tn
Slse ticket and though may suit IN s"c splitting on
rbat Ticket. vet am st-ied that il viii not Affect In
any way the presidential ticket Gen Pierce viii gel HE
w!cs democratic vote of the State On mai slhIcc am
satisfied the democracy wi! act a a unit.
MIR Seymour wig here Fritay evening, AMI made .
very excellent address very hrgc meeting OF r dcnoc-
racv The democracy rousing ny all over inc otal una
thsr, - every prusurct Of full being Called out.
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pOEfECAII.

few daya since we published some very pfc'y verses
French by Dumas with literal translation Since then
y. have also published ,ran.a,iun by young lady Of
CLARKE countv yn correspondent of the Mobil. Register
furnishes that paper with the following version from an ALI
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MISCEE.LAS EOUS.
MARRIED BY CHANCE.


The Count de NJ lived in a of single and indie
pendent blessedness He yet ycuny very rich and
surrounded by everything that could give enjoyment life
except, wife. He had frequently thought Of becoming
husband but had always declared Oft before the knot was
tied Once however he found himself very near commit.
ting .he folly of matinuny young person The daughter
Of Of his friends pleased im-he fortune pl.used him
less, Perhaps Than her person and accomplishments
and there other Of convenience &c. TO Justify
the union.
The count who had frequently made the first step to-
wards trimony, but frequently drew back had
decided the he should adopt he had
promised the friends of the lady repeatedly but made
knowing his weakness this csyec resolved bring
termination and therefore demanded Of The
whether he would marry her daughter and requested an
immediate reply The count found himself in
baassment Al this his fears and hesitation re-
turned with force than tverhe trem5cd the
quences
To give up hs cherished habits of bachclohood he found
was hatd-it was almost impossible abandon them. In
this emergency he resolved appeal chance He wrote
eltersn the he accepted the hand Of the lady, in
the other refused ii. He then put them hat and called
his servant
take Of these letters, he said "and carry il TO the
Chateau de-"
(which, sir ~
(Which you please"
The servant chose letter. The count burnt the other
without rpening it.
distance OF ten leagues separated the cha The
domestic msst be absent twenty -four hours; twenty four
hours tapse before tie knew his fate His sit.
uaton an! Thing but agiceab!c-he knows not during
twenty four hours whether he is married single ore
whether nc has still the dispose Of msel
Their he is already disposed The domestic reurned-he
this time the happiest husband in that part the cou
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z 1 M, N,,r -. Atm.
q" this >ir.e b.: i!'r res !" ''n a ,' ,, - @
and Conway K"G.sSn "I- 81 ~" e',. '' If r,,I,.r
Z" john "a ida ,'r2'. i''. w. " Nv. -. ", IL,
~ r w. 10 oj rrrrs ~ ,lr sai c!y
ana c"Hnl = va ~, 80; r,nix -. yrr,,rir. ,ltr.I,l
second ta') ~ ""stnhc n.y. a"i'! ~" ,r ,r Ir S,,
Given nn''r ny tta ' 49,. o., ~, ~ sri.pi,.r -
seal y, , %T, Var nj ,h rnInn,nuy.al,,
, ~ ., ly If ''0 -" '1' JOS JOHNSON
r'i". 80 49, 49, ,-,,,--,-,
,.,TAr: GI' VIRGINIA, In WIT: MNurs y" "f he
.tay 81 >.r,irrnher. nc lIsivc II the year 1852
as1.s, s Gears. = n,,,u,a ana, Jan. Il bs yif, caro-
line l. .sr George Swami Samuel X
S<.nn AMI S~ann. children II Richard Sw! lie
",3rd C Hior The as- and Edward Coli ona<
Cues T Cole J"hu flsrr and me / his VILE '"rnr :
Jane Ecs hrd Mn >ric' infant '"" "n Ss""l ana ""s
gr"jo!i!i u John I Swonn "er,i DESCENDANTS;
~ CANr&gy -l pa,uh ti- day MED h" bin asan. tie
defendants n tn, at, e Ire 81 ~"r Is 10 t+"o ',t VIVA. WI,
deceased whersur. H. F. Gt"Sfs Il ap"n'"i gn''
t:-se A. swami John FISHER a"J Jane J ms a'i"
aud William Seen n' '"a4niF OF thl' snr II s ordered
"A:r ad 4" WA" !, st'ssi'! Zen 'is
~" cgpE I'M sr w. EoH,s s a wsS "' f sue
r's-l'c r.A ~ me lt'c,nt' "'hs,; a " 'l ~ '
:; the rex county court, a Copy TEST:
NrIiiGiSIA.-N Ci!hNCEKi-ia lIaunvc, rIrrui tou,;.
P1llc. Ksrsr.. ra.nuli
Aga,rs:
Geor.s " personal pc-enav@ Jn,uc Pa
";' ,',n,'," nw !" 'st I since ,l d,os Of IL. ,nl In
AMI ,e lctgn OF the san an executed nr D,s"s
Pur. and a.ai Joseph sarke the persona! r;r*s
J"n Stake c:; and the am's' hi having hsen 'asu
ieii. and the plaintiff. las !cin I'll"
man crliccttdhy The and ,Jo
luiia. uam Ku. r. Cooke and Jane his ni
n .r representative III Wnni>4. p!ilu.. Nelson
ri o the ,anll-' ista.cu ler and Joseph
SarSc ersnnaI Jnhm Saikr ia,
Court HE'D hs wlrt the plti replies
care! The hi
confessed the OF Joseph arSr. administrator ~ JON
s;aEr and replication thereto" aud Inc exhibits ir t ~. 2u
OF ~ircl me i"H H'i jh.Gr
nal rerr.crt. I~nang PELHAM. deed! do eo!r.
81 h4 an Jrua,us Pu,m
V! Court, t!c ltiay Ji
iS- such account anl the tuur. de:
alI,e o!.r and decree the dssndnn, !nsc
his ainni,
te John arke, decd IN taking which
the require lu., any
from JnIn SarSe decd remaining due aui uafai
dignity aud That the
10 u the PERSONA! tie said Jennings
pGam. ai the tor division aIaon his children
according hvir right and IL making such
" hare zach Of icm WEI: i"s= .ln a. money witt
Which HE; ircrct % lie charged ty tho tnorscmnl. the
tlrciaiy stated deemed Tcln by hmelt which
Court to further ausc. order aud tscrSc, that defendant
GEORGE \" boswell and CHAR Thompson. hereby ~
pointed Coz oners lut sale of the
held by he George DnsAr and belonging l. the "a.
,'c "e1"as'u, nn OF he"'e ~ l'h nay ~
,i''!' - -" i1o ~ 'e 'n'ft o'i'i ~ "a" y.
r nch al. iS ~ y - IT, ~, ."' ,
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TEXAs Li.D AGENCY.

5saMLTp\ \ iiisNDEEE. C"C:.ElLuEs AZ LAW As
z RAJ IAxD AGsSrs. VIII iurrd pr'ulfis p" fr.,
husur-. IL The CI,rm and >Efr"u" Courts u' Il. -.
,ha InIi,d States Disgrri tl. -uI rene carts
COUGHING lands a. r!.rrmiurscmru' A.,"s-.
cIty ni Austin frSa. Jai !.
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MAD. SONTAG,S CONCERT

u
New YORK, Strt 2I.-Madame Sontae's first concert
TOOK place TO- light She received brilliant recep
tion and carried out the p'ogranme spndidy. Pix
zon the great ,enore and Jac the extraordinary nians
were also mos, enthusiastically welcomed
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after al he the friend OF the Suuth' Gratitude, ii nohhE
else the perseverance OF his Northern friends must .on
strain him 10 repay them.
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NEGRO BANkING.-Cao, ian old negro who
ted for his cunnng had succeeded in making his fellow
wants in the neghoorhood believe that banking rcry
profitable business. So they concluded that they would
throw all their change together and bank old Cato
taking 10 have himself constituted the bank whom
all the sSprnces of all the darkes in III. ueis oDhood
duly paid And now, said Cato, whenebar MICAH Dor
sxpencc Oh dis bank buy backah he got cotnr
back in free weeks pay in teO sSpencc in dis way
you eby sixpence bring nudah aixpence till while
all desc nigahs be as rich cid massa G----y And
upon this principle the bunk into operation old Cato
always taking that every darkey should fork
ding to bank rules. But in the Of tmc of the
stockholders thought they 'se rat" and called Cato
withdraw their capital from the bank when the following
conversation took place between Cato and Jnck
Jack.-Wcll Cato We want draw money from de
bank, and quit dis bankin BUSINESS.
Cato.-Did you heah de newsl
Jack.-No what dat, Cato
Cato.-Why de bank done broke las night.
Jack.-Who what de bank do tell YOU want my
shoh ob de money.
Cato.-Meil but ! tell you de bank broke.
jack mol talken bout dat say, whuh de money!
Cato-Why, you fool don't you know dat when de bank
break, de money oil gone, sartin?
Jack.-We.l but whah dc money gone to
Cato.-Dut's more dis nigah know. All he know bout
II is dat when white folks bunk break de money alwa.
lost, nigah bank no better dan white folks.
Jack-Well whencbah dis ngah gage in bankin agn, he
hope de cholera git him fuss.
Cato Berry sorry dc bank trnke Jack, berry sorry
But you know nigar hank aint better dan white folks.
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uoa,xry. IN. J,) Sent. 20. Isl

Our prospects in New jersey good have been ever
great norton OF ih. State since returnr and do mol
think we can fail Ia carry il In Nn"r'nb"r The State VIII
throw q triumphant majority for Pierce ard King.
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FARM NE.RLYNCHBURG FoRS,,

FHNHE subscriber will leave hIs tins Or
dispose OF his farm. whchIs situated III Annie, -
miles North castol IyEcE5urg aud five from Cana
Mills. miles below lsn.pr". 1i $50
i5u III heavy timber. irut Tor all the lF-r
farm and Is mostly fine tobacco land! The 80 acre. r
divided into four es. and The rails mostly pref ard ,,y
six q: equal size Zone The enclosed aui C.s e.a
hcrc) has been suffered Ia grow pines and broom srN ~
ou however III clover ard timothy. tobacco cora 49,,
uas, dr. TseI" -"n" odd SOOrS on he creek. 4 r1
WHERE elurfc this >pFns hDi IS pgr garIur ior a1
tins iall i uI Tie bottoms % "asg- irifIng .,
l- hay frcin ihe" a!1ne at the attcie 10
surg market .a f c made ina @lur piy the r..
iaru The Is NIL sic GcTGl.rc ,!t.H T. :.
.ous oTrhsf,. al every yaTic'? 81 rUit. Tie situation
ru.iu1G!,ag an cXtcu> view III oas range ~ nDIrr
buii.n:S arr re- .ctblr and eaaTsaieGI Tie aclgls"
,tsr ~ incpc.;cn r,,Iz=rs interior - sU.5t
paln hos pirt = The place Is HhFuAssci Tor hcah ana a.
ln, + j. convention - ciIurtg. schools shops. A.
IT," ~ t.i, farm 81 The very 1c>, qualify tor iYNr.;
and he arra ANY icus r isrIe IA =rtu Tea
nj HE public htS H.eu repeated. called through Tie Pr.s
sources 10 the piIcc o. .In* "a AteE GGd IrGH.,
North. Fast. aud tie Valley. have ht'y settled
stis!arS =, aud aIotr ciTorunil! 81 srcutr- Il. :,
this. t- wac. thi- - .r35G . 4.
the best markets NpgIUa oI the produces he alr
ch, ri aud dirS.J viii uot occur.
I.ynrhLr.. ~ canal 40! RAJ caS,l ;asirs /. ,g
i;nppr'a' amt tins i orGorruI,y o..r
alone Price = per
Persons NJ GAIA wisNir the f4,r r.
staples NILS. and vii ne Iuns>i.! ,r-r II "sIrct
a STAPLES. scar L,r,I.
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just from Tcnnessce--a riEhr. Jones has canvassed
Eaat Tennessee without arousrg the least enthusiasm HIS
rrnd4 sav he il (a.i.urd 100 much do good He
RIGS 10 be dipniicd the boss do hot understand Ten
,csscc is snrr for Pierce ni kng The wings desperate,
Ising every eior but 10 NJ Eject ~ Their harbccn"s me
neal will no; cook the bread will bnkc AMI III. most
-v have soup and that not prepared ny French c2H
You may certainly count Tennessee for Pierce and hiEg
There are influences AT work N Tennessee against
Scott than anr one at q distance possibly Snow.
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THE DEAD ON TIE PiAlNS-Cl e ,,,, =
Blodeet who has Iust reached 81. Joseph from e n.r.
has furnished the Gazette Of that place with .t contain
Ing the names time OF DEATH and iocr Residence az ao.
60 persons whose graves he the roadside On The
north side of the Platte, between DEVILS Gate and the Mis-
souri, river. There many Others he did see whs
many bodies ure destroyed BY wolves He estimate. tho
emigration this year 10000 people, 5000 wagons and
about go 600 heat Of cattle.
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y. THE cuvEHNois or VIRGINIA.

sa-EREAS have lrGri n the General Ass'Gh.
~ If ihS Sia 81 john a hc'oitN - ',
and Conway Robinson the Ic.eeH"| rom W. lS 81 iirh
r,n of Kobcr cirsatr nr " rnH.'t M 'iHil"r an
II OF FtlHki: ih'I'i'"
ri Err the sal: ct and snH Se'il' o" '
rugts hc!.y required ~ ni elections ~ h'ir san c!!
and ,ruu. u Tuesday A." Monday '"i's ~
-ecnul November supply tue ""rhnce~ tihrdh
nv aud uHsr Ill. Lesser
nt !hc Commonwealth lhs Eli ,y Of Sridrnibrr q. D.
SEAL i.Il nd III 77n year 81 n: Commonwealth
JOS. JOHNSON.
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pnpr G,n.ns. lMissl Sentcmbcr 5 l352.

PuET GibsON, (l1Iss.! StI'cn1UC7
No greatly checed by the prospect ii The triumphant
election Of Pierce md King In this State the Union demo-
Gratis southern rights men and many Of The Union wings
working hsrmonousIy together in advancing The demo
era cause and In November will 70" M majority for
have pretty general acaua lance in parishes
in Louisiana: an ccuncieablc hostility 10 Scott
and You that down for Pierce and King with
ont any of doubt This election will result in more
good 10 the nation Than any lha. has preceded il
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LoulsvI.L., September Is, 1852.


have eeed through ten States North, and II NJ
ors me great pleasure ,ste that the signs nl the times
are uminuus of Waterloo defeat 10 Tie whg party Tie
democrats here are determined aku Kentucky hight aide
~ with Pierce and King majority 81 five thousand! Inc
whs say TINT violence has been dono I" The principle.
and memory Of their amened statesman and patriot tClafl
in the nomination Of General Scott AMI that they never
nor will 10 guilty of tng his a fame and reputation
By voting for Stewards candidate for tho presidency
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BoYpvILLE IL EMU AUG. 81, 1852.
Whist few Wigs among US are very daslrO"s 10
take Democratic documents and paperE which has al
Teen The and Of thing ycu NAV he assured
that Tennessee vii! wheel into Republican line r.ecn
I'd from The amr'els Of Fe;esl ig2ery in all its p,ases
This nrhion Is hasrd The fact that have ~ Scott De
n"c,as in iai. c"sntTy wnilc t.r Of Pierce and
King he every day attracting the u the people
both parties. The mOIlfni ~ unpreluniced in
vcst'eat"n Than have Tennessee and
| ain Inclined 10 hope that II the spirit prevails else
where, shall succeed tfiumphany in the election
OF thorough Democratic ticket.
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Correspondence Of the Baltimore Sun

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. %.
Ole Bull Becoming Citizen Interesting Cercn,ony-Ihc
Norwegian Settlement
Ole Bull the great Norwegian vionist, this morning de-
clared hs intention Of becoming citizen of this State
The ceremony in accord with his enthusiastic admra
ton of liberty took place in Independence Hail. officer
of the court attending him thlher for the purpose Tn.
tract of Land cccn,v purchased by him. comprises 600
acres, and several hundred OF his counymcn already
there. hard al work clearing land for the location Of town.
and opening roads from the 1t is wild
section Of country in Potter county but the determined
effort the of these hardy of toll will make
Il blossom like the He is staunch democrat and the
remarks he made IN his ilassvntd language. proves him
TO be republican, III heart
~ desire be deemed worthy Of g:ea, privilege and
shall remit no efforts TO merit II. have aIIc-
glance 10 the King of Norway and Sw other
potentae have bowed the knee any but nv God
(ponng upwards, and his face beamne with all that nc
felt within hm) ." shall vaus the privilege OF citizenship
above every other earthly object and shall endeav0r in
troduce hundreds at thousands of my countrym.n to
great BOOM that they also feel the great difference be-
tween being citizen OF this glorious republic in the full
enjoyment Of liberty and that Of existence in which
they now find themselves
ALREADY have Thousand Notwegans settled within the
limits OF this commonwealth, in liz northern part, and
hope that hc another year expires many more
will taste the blessings ct liberty in the sano locality |
shall my eurls until countrymtn who wish 10
emg,ae shall be In the full possession Of their rights
and in the enjoymen, Of a farm In Pennsylvania"
THE FOWLER PLAN.-The Winnsboro' Is. e. Ro-
gster states that Mr. F. q Fowler of the conductors
upon the Chnrlo Railroad has adopted plan for
driving cattle of the track 1t is station with
gun well charged with small shot the front Of the engine
"ho "heh HE cats approach tho cattle the track IL
shoo e IN me iahS 'ump which will not nIure them
oo serves more eee,rny 'hsn ything that has been
tried 10 Keep them at distance afterwards
Mir. F. says 'at Cattle which have already been sumo
In iha: way invariably make track. on the appronc of
oar, as they seem 10 dislike h,lns sho, At
THE DEAD ON TIE PIAlNS-Cl G. ,,,c T
Bodeet who has Just reached ST. Joseph from ne uIrs
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CnxsEAur. AsHTtprLA, Co. (OHuo)
SyprRyaER 20 1882

Perhaps may not be unnteresng 10 you TO hear OF the
Democracy Of this bcrghed region Let me say I" you
The Spartan band Of old Ashabula county s united TO
man, and certainly shall increase vote al the next
c!con The which met at Jefferson, the conn
srnt short time very good one and the great
inq shy among friends from Mlhon!nr Tfumbu, and
this county, how does the Democracy stand in your
county The was there Is not who fai,e!s in
ranks bu; We Know o increase in every nn. You
resi- assured, that Ohio will give Pierce and King
lG COO majority az matters now stand
lts whispered around among the wings that G!dtirga
has become alarmed respecting his Congressional tis,c;
and has made offer the Wings nt !ay will support
hin Tor Congress, he will 20 N :or Gen. Scott;
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.-IRcI.IA-A,Ru he'd in The clcrss Oaice Of De c

OTICE-The heirs William Smith deceased.
rouay If Eas William Va, hereby notified that have
"a? hands which will be the subject o. d buioa
a'noE q; them when ! am properly esI.don
March 26-cw6m' WN. SMITH