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Bouts Isa6iug port go-nup.
See Table on Third Faye.
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SHERIFF OF TELEGRAPH STocKAt IL O'Clock to-day
at the st Louis Hotel the Sheriff will sell fty-one shares
Of stock in the Washington and NewOreans Telegraph
Company This stock is now valuable
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THE RICE CRoP.--" The last week has been" says the
Georgetown g. CO. Wnyah Observer, of the 9Th inst
favorable to the planters for gathering in their crops
The harvest is progressing rapidly and in ten twelve
days the greater portion Of the rice crop will be stacked
in the yards We cannot until the harvest is over form
correct idea as regards the present yeldn
. We learn from planter, says the Wilmington IN.
O. Herald of the 9th inst that the rice crop this sea
fully equal if not superior to the best average crop
of former years The yield abundant and but little
damage has been done by freshet birds One or two
plantations have suffered from the ravages of the latter
but general thing the injury has been slight The
planters have been busy in harvesting for time past
though the entire crop is not yet i'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-14

Journal A SUMNER TouR.--Mr. J. B. Steel sends us
handsome volume bearing this title 1t is by the author
fanny Herbert, and appears to be gracefully written
md attractive work
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-14

ANOTHER AR1Iat CoairSc.-Madane Hartz, paintist to
The King OF Denmark is at present in liverpool on
way to tho United States.
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Indiana Elections.

N1NclNNA1l, October y.
Returns have been received from seven counties in
Indiana which show gain for Wright, the democratic
candidate for Governor of 500 vote of 1919 The
whole State ticket has probably been elected by 1000
jorty
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-14

I.E- UNION SCOTT AND GRAHAM CLuB-First
WARD FIRST DSTRICTAn adjourned meeting
GODFREY KAETZES BALL ROOM on Nayude street
opposite the Horse Station THIS EVENING past
o'clock. Members OF the Club 10
stated time and place. Voters of The Ward invited
and enroll their
pptli ~ NJ
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bargains IN FyaHssess.
EB just opened II superior stock consisting of
D1MET WHITE AND RED FLANNEIs.
ALL WOOL WHITE AND RED FLANNELs.
FANCY CoL0RED FLANNEIS;
RED AND WHITE TWILLED FLANNEIS:
ANGOLA AND SUPERIOR GAuzE FLANNEIs
BROWN AND BlEACIiED COTTON FLANNELS.
All GUARANTEED TO be cheap they purchased Newvork
ocis SIMPSON, SO Canal street
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W. w. MCCARTHY, Secro airy.

rs ScorT AND GRAHAM CLuB.-A regular
meeting this Club will be held THIS EVENING,
o'clock atther Hail. COMMERCIAL EXCHAGE
| Perdio
Hon. J. P BENJAMIN, Mr. BERNuDEz others will
| address the meeting
The Rangers all the Wing Clubs city citizens
generally, requested to attend.
ocl4 By order W. EMERSON, Secretsrv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-14

The LIQUoR LAW IN MArNE.-The Boston Chronicle re-
tes the following instance of the enforcement of the
Liquor Law in Maine "A occurred in Maine I'M
der the Maine law. brought up on a warrant
tried and fined So which he paid lie tried on the
warrant at the time and met by the same wit
nesses for second offence and fined 800 which he paid
He then and there tried third offence and fined
$40 lie could not pay that fine he had expended all
his The Justice said he should send him to ia
His wife nterceded the behalf of her husband: she
said he sick, and could not live long at best and
would die in jail. The Justice memorable He sent
him the house of correction In four weeks the town
had notice to send for bis dead body and bury it,;
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Commission Carpet EH'urehomse.
TODD & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND GENERAL AGENTS
SALE

COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND GENERAL AGENTS
ron THE
CARPETS, DOMESTIC GOODS, Ere
L. Matthews Esq Cuzat Esq Cashier
Mechanics and Traders Bank Burnside Co Me,sr,
VIM T. Converse Coz ThOG, A. Adams El President Crescent
Mutual Insurance Company Matthew'S Finley Co.. Bankers
81 We have received CoNSTG and will open on Thurs
day. October H. at l20 Canal street. Bung, large and
nihcent stock of ENGLISH and AMERICAN CARPETS selected with
great from this FALL IMPORTATION MANUFACTURE
which have been purchased CASH at great prgap
Wholesale and RETAIL viz
So pieces John Grossly Il Souls bosl yELvETsi
81 90 extra super TAPESTRY;
80 80 Pardoe Iioomans L rnrdoe best * VELVET
Oh - exra super TAPESTRY;
40 - Digelow best BRUSSELS,
80 80 extra 3-ply LOWELL MANUFACTURE:
80 &c MiTCHEL'S
IS - - Tt0MPSONvILLE
100 - super INGRAM;
% - TAPESTRY INGRAM
IS -
VELVET, TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS VENETIAN AND DANAsK
STAIR CARPETS
MOSAIC VELVET IMPERIAL AND TCFTED RUGS:
LINEN, PRINTED WOOL AND OIL STAIR CLOTHS;
FLOOR OIL CLoTHS-Ali widths;
BRASS STAIR RODS-Assorted sizes:
PAINTED WINDOW SHADES, etc., etc.
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PENNSYLVANIA WING TuRN 0ur.-A letter writer
gives the following description Of wing out in Penn
sylvania
'Animmense soup bowl on wheels containing band
glee club with flags banners and three live coons
left here drawn by six gray horses for Washington Penn
sylvania followed by wagon sixty feet long, containing
some one hundred delegates drawn by thirty elegant
horses each bearing flag with the of OF the
States''
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THE FLOATING PALAcE-The Talented 1jUupe-The
Floating Palace at hand rich treat in store
for our citizens The immense floating structure draws
only two feet water and is put down only six inches by
The weight of an audience of three thousand persons
The performers of the Lee Pdn'omm TROUPE constitute
prominent feature in the entertainments produced in
the Palace Attached to this troupe most won
ieru youths, Masters Estaphe and Jean 1t stated
that an exhibition of their grace skill in their noses
assQe before Queen Victoria at Buckingham Palace so
much pleased her Majesty that she presented to each of
the little fellows an exquisltely wrought gold medal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-14

N. O. MONTHLY MEDICAL REGrsrER-We are indebted
to Dr. Arson for the October number of this publication
Costing only 81 per annum and replete with useful pro-
essional information it ought have large circulation
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-14

ScorT AND GRAHAM CLuB.-We requested to state
that meeting of this Club takes place this evening at
Commercial Exchange of ST. Charles and Perddo
streets All the Scott and Graham Clubs are invited to
attend Distinguished speakers will address the meeting
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-14

TIE sHADEs.-We are crediby informed that Falconer
has prepared extra lunch for to-day We do not wish
to doubt the authority and therefore would say to ALL
and try
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To the Ladies.

VEUC
SIMPSON, so CANAL STREET,
tS- Has just opened
FRESH KID GLovES-Whitc, Black anl Colored.
EMBROIDERED SKlRTS-Beautiu Stylgs
Also full supply of
HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS,
Comprising BLANKETS COUNTERPANEs, CURTAIN GOODS,
TABLE DAMASKS NAPKINS ToWELINGs CRASH etc
ETC., all as cheap as the most economical desire,
oct9 If sTNpSoN,S 90 ,,,,,, ,..,,
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Pennsylvania Election.

PHGLADELPHlA, October l3.
The city and county of Philadelphia with the Fourth
District to hear from give Burlington (whig) 1850 and
Woodward (democrat 16lO7 votes for Judge of the Su
preme Court. For Canal Commissioner the vote s-fcr
Hopkins (democrat $3.50 and for Hoffman (whig) 1OS9s
The remaining Districts will give the democrats a small
majority Chandler (whig) has been elected Congress
from the Second District We have yet further definite
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Wells, Fargo s. Co.'s
G A Ii L RNIA EXPRESS
A JOINT STOCK COMPANY ..,.... CAPITAL 100000
DIRECTORS.
Henry Wells, Aurora. VIM. G. Fargo, Buffalo
Jobnaon Livingston, n Y. James Mckay Buffalo
4. p, Williams Adrian, MI. Apheus Revno!a. Buffalo
Edwin B. Morgan, Aurom A. NJ. c. Smith n Y
Henry D. Rice Elmra.
JAMES Mckay, Secretary. EDWIN D, MORGAN President
GB This Company having completed organization rs above and
being under the control and
rienced Exresmen in the un'ed States undertake
GENERAL EXPRESS AGENCY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,
forwarding Packages Parcels and
Seworleans and San Francisco and all the principal towns in
California.
Positive have States Mail
and Pacific Steamship Companies Herno Brother tina
great male and mail carriers the
all Express. Foshts forwarded by this Line the rnpdy
tainty Of transit rs the United States Malls
~ Office in Neworleans, II Exchange stroet
octl2 step JOHN MARSHALL BtRNs Agc,t
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Milton.

THE CANE CRoP.The Franklin (La) Banner of the 9tl
says The crop of parish never more prom
ng than at the present time and planters anticipate
better yield than they have had for years past
The late rain not of sufficient duration to mater
ally affect the but much longer continuance of it
might have caused rreparabie injury At the present.
appearances promise fine yield both in quantity and
quality. and comparison of crops with those of
lberye and other parishes will be found greatly favor
of St. Mary, Our grinding season is drawing near
Mr.. +. D. Richardson will commence next week, Mr..
Hord of Bayou Sale the 18th and many others about
the same time The weather is favorable, and if no
killing frost intervenes there is doubt this will prove
profitable year for the planters of St Mary,
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The U. s. MARINE HosPirAL NArcHEz-The Con
corda Integencer says This splendid cdice has been
so far finished and furnished to be open for the
eepton of all such pates entitled to its accommo-
dations and these consist of such and river boat
men as have paid hospital communication money which is
sum of two dimes per month provided they shall have
paid such hospital dues at any time within four months
OF the time at which they shall make application for
mission into the Hospital.
The edhce is the most imposing in Natchez or its
envrons stands the highest elevation in the county
of Adams half mile north OF the compact part of the
city of Nache2 and commands view from the cupoa of
the Mississippi river for eighteen miles the entire
circuit of the county and large portion of the parish
Concordia on the Louisiana shore"
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We indebted to the officers of the mail steamer Cali
ornia for Mobile papers.
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Norris y W.as,

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING STORE,
Have removed temporarily to No, l2 CAMP STREET,
auls tr,,,, H. c; ~, F.,
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~ For GovFpSoR.-We are authorized to
Colonel RICH HAGAN Governor of
TINS State under The Constitutions nn1 9nta
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Paul r.. 1Ne0rd,
TRANSLATOR

TRANSLATOR,
ONCE No. lls EXCHANGE ALLEY between St. Lous and Cont
fB Mr. THEARD ofera his to the pub and
that he will translate from Englh Spanish French LETTERS
CIRCULARS, PAMPHLETS, CONTRACTS, ACTS OF NorARIFs
ARTICLES OF NEWSPAPERS, COMMERCIAL NOTICES AMI,
OTHERS LEASES, MEETINGS OF COUNCILS AND OTHER pI-P
Liz and in fact all kinds OF He will lao r
pose Articles or Advertisements Newspapers Letters
m VIII devote his evenings to the Books OF
fB Office hours from M to aP.M op91 . ;,
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rs At a regular meeting of the UNITED
BOARD OF FREMEN for the election officers following
elected TO for year;
President.
GEORGE W. HUBBELL... Vice President
JOHN j.. WV
JAMES H. WiNGFIELD -. Treasurer.
JOHN L. WHEN, Secretary.
Hall Of Louisiana Hose Company New Oct H. 1852.
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leE~ RArLYi RALLY! RALLY IA grand
SCOTT AND GRAHAM MEETING will be held in repa,
parish OF Jefferson, SATURDAY EVENING, October Is
The Scott Clubs Of NewOteaus, Jefferson City Carfoon are
invited to attend.
The meeting will be addressed by P BENJAMIN, RANDEL
HUNT, j, w. PRICE, CHARLES D. DREJX and others
CHRISTIAN ROSEIUS will address citing rman
TWO STEAMBOATS, have been carry
the different Clubs Que will leave the foot Of Canal
other the Stock Landing Wharf, City O'Clock p
Convenient seats will be prepared for the Ladies' respectfully
solicited to attend j. N0SN1ER,
Secretary Gr4tna Srot Club
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Gs5> NOTICE .-ghe attention Of Foremen and
Secretaries Fire Companies called to Article
of the Constitution requiring them hand their
active members. JOHN L.. WIEN,
Secretary United Board Fronun.
NeNOr October o,,i
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$50 Grape ShatUfs,
kS just received per Crescent City, ranging from
80 EACH TO $40.
bought al GREAT SACRIFICE NewYork, will
very small advance. The assortment comprises
PLAIN EMBROIDERED AND COLoRED SIIAWLs
OF THE LATEST PATTERNS.
sTMpcnN
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AEteSs 0ssd Gaps at es1so2esaye. IRA
DAVID TAYLOR s. -

RHtet5 Hstds ENR5S at esWo8estgye. T-a
DAVID TAYLOR & CO.,
NO. % CUSTOMIUUsH STREET.
is Have just received BY tie latest arrival from, the sort, I,
and well selected stock Of
FALL AND WINTER HATS AND CAPS
FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN
which they offer country lanta and CIV ea nj $50
favorable es The assortment which been selected with great
care comprises the latest styles aud patterns cosjs tina
following
MEMS BLACK SILK AND UR HATS Of quaje and sbopss
MEMS KoSSuTH, MAGYAR JENNY LIND PAROfn etc of al,
colors and shapes;
MEMS WOOL HATS of all coors share7;
CLOTH CAPS of all qualities shapes;
GLAZED CAPS of all quNlie, and ,llirss
SILK CAPS of ali qualities slapcs.
sepl3 2pf o. f,st,,t,,r' 'L-''
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Further Election Returns.

CINCINNATI, October I3.
Full returns from this (Hamilton) county. show that
the wing Sheriff is elected by GOO majority.
The Congressional Districts follows First Dis
trict Disney (demoerat) has majority of ZOO Second
District gives Harrison whg) 400 majority In the Four
tenth District johnson (democrat is elected In the
Thirteenth, Lindsay (democra) is elected. In the
Eighteenth Wade tree-soer) is elected In the Nine
teenth District. Giddings free soilerl is elected
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-14

BURNED ALVEY esterday morning about
sig o'clock the house Of Louis Trigaut de Beaumont al
the of Mandevie and Love streets in the Third
District took fire and was burned the ground negro
boy about five years Of ge who sleeping in the house
was burned to death, His flesh charred to cinder
and some OF his limbs dropped pieces sister Mons
de beaumont in attempting to rescue the hoy had her
face and badly burned The Coroner held an inquest
on the boy and returned verdict in accordance with
the facts. The house insured at $500 We learn
that the entire loss of Mons de Beaumont is about $500
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-14

Gg- CERRo GoRDo CLuB.-The members of
this Club will meet ut their Hail. Salvador Pratt corner Of Rampant
and Customlouse EVERY MONDAY EVENING Mt afpn.
o'clock All the other Cbs OF the respectfully attend
Ths Committee Room Of this Club Buildings Ex
change Place. IotcI tel JAS y DtPLESSIS. SECT,
lsG~ STATE TREAsuRER.-Edit0rs Crescent:
Please that GEORGE P BRANI Eco for
the last yea Treasury Departnen will be
supported for the office of STATE TREASURER by
octl1 te MANY FRIENDS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-14

Mr. L. also received Imperial Chinese and Shang-
has very superior in their appearance Birds of both
classes are very beautiful,
We believe these handsome birds will remain at Mr.
LIS to-day, and be sent down his garden tomorrow
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-14

UINClNNATI. UctOber I3
r.. Giddngs has probably been elected but the
test has been close and the exact result is not yet
tanned Campbell, whig has majority of 1870 votes in
his District Townsend has been defeated in the Four
teenth District by small majority. sadler ahead
OF his ticket and far has majority of 200 Galloway
wing is elected Olds democrat by 100 majority. In
Franklin county, the wing State ticket has majority of
about so In Richland county, the democrats have a
majority far heard from In Fairfield the demo-
cratic ticket has majority of 11Oo In Ross county
Taylor, whig has 400 majority
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SHOT AND BAR LEAD-A full assortment
~ in store and for sale by
ocsl* 81 FERD KENENTT a CO., IS Magazine s.rost
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In Indiana majority of nine thousand has
melted down to two thousand.
In Ohio we are doing brayely, and the Native
Americanism of Levin and his co-adiutors in
Philadelphia, is fairly offset by the support of
naturalized citizens
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-07-13
From the Providence Post, July 10.
General Scott Refusing to Fight a Duel.

The Boston Journal undertakes to place peace feather
in the cap Of General Scott by the following notice oil
his declining challenge sent him BY General Jackson
Thanks TO the mness Of character tho elevated Chris.
tian sentiment the lefty patriotism, and the great moral
courage Of General Scott seal of condemnation placed
upon the babnrous OF dueng thereby saving per-
haps, the lives Of both Of these great for the
future benefit OF their country. Happy would 1t have been
if the lofty position had been assumed by other
whose distinguished in American history, and
the admired Hamilton, the chvarous Decatur, and the
lamented Clley, saved from premature aud bloody grave
No foolish enough doubt the courage OF either
General Jackson General Scott and il needed per-
sona encounter revolving such conflict u 10 every
sentiment OF humanity distinguish them among the
bravest Of our countrymen."
Now, the above sounds very pretty, and almost
pity TO spo il, yet the "iruth of history" demands IL
and have 10 write that only two years after General
Scott, by Of religion" and "pariohe serupies"
he said in reply 10 General Jackson declining his
challenge, and after DE Witt Clinton had been elected
governor of New York. and taken oath not 10 be
gagged directly or indirectly, in duel General Scott sent
him challenge in consequence of letter written by
Governor Clinton some years previous, IN which he
charged Scott with dshonorable conduct, and with per.
verng the truth His sense Of religion" and "patotic
servptes" had suddenly disappeared
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-07-13

NAvA.-The United States sloop Of war Levant Com.
mander Upshur expected sail to-day, bound for the
Mediterranean. The following is list Of her officers
Commandet-George p Upshur
Lieutenants-R r. Pnkney, Jas n. Strong, M. G.
Marin, John p Decatur
Surgeon-Lewis w Minor
Purser-John +. Steele
Passed Assistant Sutgeon-R r. Mason
Acting Maser--Wm. O. Temple.
Passed Midshipmen-H N. Crabb, T. Lee, Andrew
w, Johnson.
Midshipmen--Wm T. Glassell, Richard H. Gayle, H.
w Dawson.
Commanders clerk-George w Mayo.
Acting Northumberland Powers.
Acting gunner-John Weber.
Acting earpenter--J w. Siinson.
Acting sailnaker--W. r. Pecor
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"There for lam entaton the loss Of Toonbs
and Stephens any number Of like them They have
been moth and a the party which they have
inflicted their pretended Membership"
/ New London Chronicle.
The tone of the whig press in reference the refusal
of the southern wing members OF Congress 10 support
General Scott reminds very strongly OF the Irisbman
and his rabbit "Och, dsrlinl and how will ate We
Is il boiled baked. roasted Faix il isgood ye are,
cooked any pay In the midst OF the Hbernians an.
icipsled feast, however the rabbit escaped and looking
after It, with countenance indicative of the faulty OF
attempting rescue, he exclaimed, Be OIL wild ye ye
long legged, starved bathcrng rascal that ye
there i~n bnther enough in the village to grease your
dried-up carcass and yer good for nothing any how
Probably Messrs Toombs and Stephens lind their re-
lief in the rabbits consolation, who thanked his stars
he had gotrid of disastefu company.
[N,p Haven Register.
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to sea, himself in the chair Of the Chief Magistrate Of the

himself in the chair OF the Chief Magistrate OF the
republic.
Ere long the war with Mexico commenced and the
emergency arrived which called Franklin Pierce from bis
hreside New Hampshre's volunteers were asked for
and Pierce was found among the foremost; he took
place in the ranks as private soldier but his fellow
soldiers elected him colonel OF the regiment and soon
after he promoted by The President 10 the command
OF brigade II is 10 show the in which Pierce
discharged the arduous, and TO him new duties OF a
brigader general, that would direct your attention,
fellow citizens, 10 those extracts Iron the record OF
the times 10 which we have alluded that you may have
the means al hand to close the mouths OF his deractos
NORTHWEST
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-07-13

"OLD KENTUCKY" roR PIERCE AND KIso-rhe Flag,
published at Covngon. Kentucky, in an article repre-
senng the great satisfaction with which the nomination.
Of Pierce and King received throughout that State,
and giving numerous extracts from the press of both po
ltical parties. sums upas follows;
These are some Of the evidences which have that
The ticket win unite the entire democratic KEN
tucky and fuller than has yet been given
and honestly believe that in ten of the
Wing party IL satisfied with the nomination OF Scott and
hundreds of them be induced 70 vote for him,
we feel putting the State down for Pierce and King
by a msjoriiy OF st.leaa five thousand votes,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-07-13

A NEW Route to Pittsbwrg. via the Baltimore, Sus-
guchanna and Penniranio Rofrood Through TO Pstg IN
% kophn train Of viii leave Calvert station daily
United States mail from Washington and Baltimore 81
m connecting with the fast line Mddetown m,
irving Harrisburg at u p. M, to dinner.
The Harrisburg for the west At 9, arriving
Hoidaysburg at 49, point passengers have the option 81
Jo4nown thence by packet boats
stages direct from Holdaysburgt Pitisbnrg.
Tickets will be sold following points by this train, wit
York, wgvte Columbia, Marietta, Mddeown, Harrisburg
ferrysvie, ,MoVsystown,
ingdon, Holidaysbnrg, and Pittsbnrg.
This train the Cumberland Valley railroad
which through Carlisle shpponsbug, Chambobue and
other points on this road.
accommodation Of from Washington
Of the
dep Ohio Railroad Company
morning which will be
ROBERT STEWART,
Oct1-dn Ticket Agent.