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War Department.


Bureau Of Typographical Engineer,
October ~, lsJ2
pRoPosAs up and including the oth day Of
December the following articles required on Lake ona
$50 pieces hewu white timber 3efeet long,
IA inches
400 pieces hewn white timber % feet long square
5000 Ms y inch boJ, iron In pieces of u and IS feet long
ballast sand i2o feet
solid measure TO the cord FaYs4
10000 feet broad measure sneh pine plank inches wide
Third the Jist day Of March onethrd the 3o
day Of April third on the 3st day Of May
The o be delivered foIlows
ouehrd day April next; the JIst day
d May next; one thrd on the soul day of June
The timber and plank free from and other
sections.
To be delivered Oak Orchard Greek, Lake Ontario.
The kinds, quality Of materials will also be
required sous bay Wayne county Now York times aud pro
ponions Of delivery also the
qured for sous hay Of cyugs New York times and
FporIsns Of delivery also The
Inspected by UneJ and n
and rcceved approved and received will
which per crps wilt b. retained
aac be compers when reased win he paid the
CONTRACTOR viii be forfeited to the United States the contractor
al uhl his
Bach proposal accompanied evidence that the pro-
ablr hl and the department the
night Of rejecting proposal satisfactory IN all
advances cannot b. made Hut payments VIII be
Ts places of landing material. pointed the United
fs notice TO him by the contsoor On this account
landing considered delivery OF said articles the
Vpea States No delivery viii be acknowledged except IN quaint
es and with this advertisement
u delivered all articles viii be ~ the risk
e. hut when delivered, inspect
% s NJ ssy ~ % II and receive a nr. stated viii
smade allowed on ,'e par ef The Usitsd States
outside Of the envelope wit be addressed 10 The nnesgned
j J. ABERT.
Col. Corps Topoeraphcs, Engineers.
Tohe Rspubs In,eIgsnser and usion Wash
n Courier Enquirer, New York Commercial ADVERTISER
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The above goods importation
TO hs superior any this city
will sell them al New York prices.
Nov 4-6tf CI.AGETT NEWTON MAY, co.
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TREDGOLD Carpentry and buildings ON the Com
suction offioo Roofs Cenres Brdges ON the Strength and
Stress Of Timber Gc &C. Complete In one large quao vol
large and small engavngs Price, well
bound, 81 2a .s 4 #. y
Also variety OF practical works. English aud American Car
peny Budng Construction Masonry, Rural and CITY Archec
building, Cenen the Measurement 81
Materials; Timber Practical Mechanics
and Mathematics, kc., Hcs &c. .... -.
Nov9 ftt FRANCk TAYLOR.
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Oct iawtsFeb
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Under sHfRr~ and Drawers. OF silk, Cashmere,
Y mcrno, lzmbswoo also, superior Article Of
Astoria fur, inyaIids fu assortment
nov on hand cheap ot cnsh punctuai cnsfomers
CHAs. II. LANES
Hat, u. .andc Furnishing Establishment,
Pennsylvania avenue, near ~ street
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AND w.yra~s. w.nssa-Tse highest market price. paid
IL for HAMILTON q. FAINT,
Oct 2t-d3m Once opposite Treasury building
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TUE National Magazine for November ~ now ready.
Contents Bsnt (or,rsitD Powerful Microscope Lite aad
Tines Iohrson Juice engayinr History OF the kiehemss
Aagne Fuller ossole photography Webster The Good
roti Odyie Training of Bishop Lsun Hymns The
hoeess OF Sculpture, sc, nc Sc .##a
Pnee, s. year, ~ cents per number. -
: tor sale by the sgenh, GRAY HALLANTfNE,
0dN seventh
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--latest from California.

Wv 'hLtAH7s 4iA1. b.
Steamship Dtn'el Webster from San Juan de
Nc.r,-.A, arrived here hr evening. bringing
l4les from San Francisco .o July Iilh Her pa.
-sngvr, report iht the Paulmt Steamer would
take two hundred ihpu-aDi on freight
Crime throughout California % the increase
great meas Of h,h;s-muil,r had taken place IN
Christianity, CAlyArc-, ami Ellurado counties.
he authors Of which were promptly pun. he'd
by the citizens
Report. from the mines were not very favor.
able, bs; large yields we're anticipated as sosn
a. tie rain. commenced
The fret overland em;ran,s Of the season
reached San Francisco on the 81 II july. \
party Of young men from Ohio made the trip ia
~ days. The emigration DUNG the season, II
wa, expected would be large.
Tlr troubles with the Chinese population are
not yet settled and Nose on Dear river had been
driven by Indians.
Capt Lord Of the steamship Bema' was &C
cidcu,aliy killed on the Goth uIt.
The general health Of California was good. A
Court.marttal was about to assemble at Sar
Diego, Tor the trial Of the murderers Of Coloue
Craig.
LATE. rRoN CHyA-Our adyces from Chini
report that the rebellion was rapidly gainin,
ground.
Sand gich Island papers contain farther detail
Of piracics 90 American vessels There is n,
further news uf importance By th4 arrival. Til
news was received in this city at 0 o'clock hayin.
travelled 5000 miles in one hour
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Town MrrriSG--This afternoon comes Of the
fight for delegates for the county Convention to
be held on Tuesday. We hope all will do the
best they can for their favorite candidates, and
we are glad to see that the Democracy are up
and at work. But we also hope that after the
fight il over that those who may not attain that
which they seek, will not Withdraw their nvalu.
able services from the field, willie the fight with
our man enemy, the wings is progressing.
The candidates from Congressman down tc
Coroner, are all good men,-men Of influence IN
the Democratic party and for any one to turn
his back to tie party because be was not success
fll in getting nomination, would be step which
forever after should, and no doub. would, be, re
garded as objectionable. Harmony! should bt
our walehword, no matter which of the contend
ing candidates .hould secure the nominations. We
shall heartily support the nominees Of the Con
vention, for We have confidence euos6h in the in
,elligence of our people to believe lhey viii
nominate good men; aud We expccosscry other
Democrat to do the same; and snail regard NJ
one true friend Of democratic principles who
does not.
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From the Joliet Signal
/ Voice from the Wabash Valley.

The following = an extract uf letter from A
gentleman 10 Coles county, % Hon Josiah NJ
Robert, OF th,, CITY. dated August 9Th iNjg.
(pG wish 90 KNOW. ,'Wr;hws vf the state 4
po'',cd ATTAIN, Zoo W..h region. assure YOU Ia
reply, rycry hing j. ulh'n he democratic camp
There a.e O., spotted D.mr. 10 This Congress.
-'.uu it,flcr who Will be found yo,rg ir Gen
Nao.tur b., ,u,t,. Never s.ucr the day ri Andrew
Jackson go IS, have I suown such union aud
harmony IN 'As democratic rank, ~ at present
Every drm",rtt MI .u.ilIn uur sl,iut .t,rlard
bearers FIERCE AND kING-MA ITE~UN
AND hbEEN ar ani our u,.r, .hr.g-h.l,
vh,r wan, 60! ,h- 81 & src great, .i~.tr.-tra
N''h >.o,t~ nN1.l4lpu puI hl, naive American
dn'Uue., ,ua MI either not vote u ~ against
him
This Congres-ional.was. az yod are aware
materially changed BY the late uppWi,rmru'.
aEd some calculating wings have supposed tLey
Rad 0 chance 90 carry 1t. On that ,core our
iurud- IN your quarter may rest easv. Every
LemucrauccluLiI,trfr from Pre,l len; Down IT, Con.
gresham. wi. have from ! 500 To ; 90 majority:
th,s ! CONSIDER .. certain from ,be thorough and
rltrCtIy organization wc are pprGctug IN all our
counties, 10 disseminate political information |
thlus can safely say FROM Assurances, given me
80 some four ~ i've counties, that Col Mattc-on
vii outrIh the party, nom 900 to 500 10 thu,
d.,'rlc; This sou MAY count as certain.
Look out ;or 10000 majority Tor our ticket
south Of the Springfield line. Iui don't be aston
shed & IL exceed, lt-our malor.ile. IA the South
end will lie oyrrv hrImIu, to Whsrry Tell
democrat, Of tie North end We dare diem to the
contest who shall give the biggest maiprty 10
furn. LAX what IS tie state Of political affair IN
yyJr quarter ". r. j.
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SERIOUS AcuprSr-On Thursday last. while
Mr. Flick was driving a hsef creature through
town, just as he came to the Mansion House, the
animal, rushed upon boy about IA years old, and
taking him up by her horns tossed him some
twelve or fifteen feet into the air. The boy f,ll
upon The stone sidewalk. severely bruizins hi.
face, and before no could recover his feet, the
animal leaped upon him, and commenced goreinp
him in most furious manner, A number Of per
sons inlerfercd and drove the creature from III,
boy, when she turned upon Mr. Flick. who
however kept her of with his whip The DO,
though badly injured is no, considered danger
ously So lie was the son Of poor widow b,
the name Of Duifey. A contribution was raise,
for the mother of about $40, to assis, her durip,
tbs illness Of her son.
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Seed Drills.

lHt subscriber having purchased the right Of
l. signor < symptoms improved seed driil paicn-
ted the 10Th day Il December 1850, tor the coun.
ties OF Lasae aud Bureau, would respectfully ontr
IL TO lhr public ana citizens generally "a a useful
ana vrn'hcial machine, superior to any ole red be.
:orc This Dul u calculated to p sut or SOW wheat
OF any kind Of small grain, and Is likewise adapted
to planting corn Sc. ldeem II unnecessary to say
much on the subject rs n thorough trial will con.
vince any person OF It's Simplicity and utility
will give Liberal chauces to those who mny wish to
purchase the above counties, or they can have the
drsat my shop IN Earl township, one mile south
oi Earlvle on Indian creek
. Aug. ~, ls52-l-3i' losEgu NrcRtgrR.
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CoLoSrArIoS-Wc learn from the Colonization
Journal for the present month, tina, an expedition
of colored emigr0n,s will leave New York for liz
IBERIA on the LIST Of October Over one hundred
applications are already on the lists, including a
number from Michigan.
An expedition will sail from Norfolk, Va, car.
ly in November, and nearly 200 emigrants are
expected to take passage at that time.
The collections for colonization purposes on OF
near the lth Of July have been far more uumcr.
Gus this year than ever before
Presden, Roberts, by the last accounts, had
departed for England, with view TO the adjust
ment Of the difficulties provoked by some Eng.
lib traders.
II was reported that m attcmp, had been
made 10 renew the slave trade north Of Liberia,
near Sierre Leone, which rumor, says tho above
paper, makes US feel an earnest wish to plant n
settlement Of five hundred people near Gallinus
river, rs IN advance post to watch the pirates"
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TcSyr.sEg SrrSy-S7ne days ago Scott
vhig n Iearr.,rp. re.arpsl Pl,.ru B-ovnl,R'-
riiy-aul ana. scu,, p.ps5-V.n he lai!psing
Endorsement upon the bu,'up:
W. would have started i..t e tger'v sub
'crib.rs for yogr paper here bet We Are flr s.o,
all tive time, auj yol cln Ju.. keep your paper
where you pr.a: o. v. Z. DAVIS.
In rc.Ponsy 20 iL.s, The jGdom.,aLle p4rsoy re
,0ris thu:
Week before last, We entered the nauc, Of
81 new subscriber. IN oar book la, week We en-.
tered l01 aud this vses Up 20 the hour Of 20
ing to pres, Ne have entered 200 nam.s-while
nut ten men have Discontinued 10 all that time
AlmY-t ry-ry man writing Tor the per say. Il
am 40 anti Sa.tt wing These are fact. which
E- can show nu our books and by our tiles IL let
ten. ~ any who are curious enough IN call and
vStrgIg- them lhI- l. - free cuuutry. and the
Ulr--s- are not 90 be driven from the support Of
an independent press. by few ,clfi-h lsadera
Our weekly issue now IL, 3 500, circulation no
paper ever could boast before IN this end Of the
state
THIS j. a dGmprr upon the wing fires which
were klndled up IN certain quarters. and il can
not fail to convince any one Uf the utter impos-i
bllty Of ever carrying that state in favor Of
Scot.
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Os,eE Orange PLAyIs-rrobaty the most
thrifty and well niatured crop OF these invaluable
plants. for fencing our broad praiTies, ever raised
IN the State, has been raised by Messrs Wood
ruff 4 Gator, Of this town. Experience has fully
demonstrated that the Usage Orange will do a:
well in this state as in any place in the world
1t should therefore be generally adopted by our
farmers. especially by those who live at a great
distance from timber The plants which have in
former times been found profitable for fencing
purposes, on account Of their imperishabe nature,
at price ranging from $40 te $50 per thousand,
can now B.. had, by applying at this Office, for =
mere song. The plants will be done Up in par
Gel. 70 suit purchasers, and printed direction, for
setting them cut and after homogeneous, will te
furnished to all who may leave orders a. the Free
Trader Office.
We have personally inspected tile plants and
can assure QUE readers that they are the finest,
ard healthiest we have ever seen. We hope this
species Of fencing will be generally adopted in
this region, both on account of its economy, and
beauty. For nothing can be more ornamental.
than farm handsomely hedgcd.
Mr. Na;tinger also adyertises in another col.
umn that he will receive orders for plants. /
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Democratic County Convention.

rINllE democrats oi the several towns oi la sale
i county are requested to hold town meetings
ON Saturday the 2lst inst, at o'clock D. M Tor the
purpose vi appointing delegates To attend county
convention, 10 meet at Ottawa on Tuesday, the
9th Of August, Tor the purpose Of nominating
candidates tor the offices at Sheriff, Clerk OF the
Circuit Court. aud Coroner, aud TO appoint dele
gates to the congressional conyc n,ion which meets
at Bloomington, the LIST VI September next. Also
to uppoin, delegates to our senatorial and repre-
sentative conventions,
Each town will be snuled to delegates as lol-
lows Hope |, Dmck l. Eagle ,. Freedom J,
Ophr !, Eden =, Troy Grove 3, Vemion2. Bruce
|, salisbury 1, LA Sale 3. Mtrid-n !, Deer Park
., Farm Ridge !, Dayton 3 Earl =, Utica !, Wat
thnm |, Ottawa u, =. Ottawa ., Grand Rapids =,
Manlms .. Rutland 3, Mission 3. Serena2, North
vile 3, Adams =, Brook,icld .,
&, w. ARMSTRONG, J. H. McfARRES,
WV. OsNAS, G. W Gifsoa,
WM. BARRIER, GEO. X. BILroRp,
q. NJ. DliLNAs.
Aug. :, 1852. County Cor, Committee.
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Ccn'rni Military Tract Railroad.

Tie Co. ,yIrsh Nee'ieiier contains the follow
ius cheering Intelligence
We are authorized to state tina. the BoarI OF
Directors of thu Central Military Trac, Railroad
have just completed a contrAc. with j. +. joy,
Agent Of the Michigan Central r. K. Co. for con.
-tructing completing. and furnishing the entire
length Of the Central NJ r Road. by the lst Of
October, 1853.
II it ever did our fingers good to stick" type
land they've been doing that same for fGll fifteen
years. It was when we "set up the above an
nouneement II we'd woka up and found ourseli
President we should not have been half a. glad
even with the soup thrown in, and a cam.
phor bottle to keep us from isintingl
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4 woman HING.

Al Pous hkerpsie, On FRIDAY lsst Ann HuaS
was hung tor the murder ct her husband, and AT
the same time black man, Jonas " Hams SUI
fercd the same Prnalty, The wretched woman
made full Confession She was 81 years vi age
aud leaves s;A children Ia struggle with :. lard
lot We gather some partlculars VI the career oil
Ann ncag. She was born m the town oi Milan
hGt,he>s County, in tie Sprpg "f ISL. She
WAS deserted by her parents aul icii i'nhI'ns
IN the public streets The deserted infant WAS
taken inyo the fan,ly # llynry rNl'r, 10, a
wealthy gentleman, residing At Red Hook ~ me
same county, aud adopted ~ thcu dtushter ~
the age vi twelve wears, she Wa>.. 'eut to b'ald
ms school tor tNuut thrnc wears, and received a
far education. She min, led among the friends
and relative, of her adopted parts, aud VAS re-
spvct,i aud r>tcvmrI hy all who knew her
A. ,hr .,dv.u,,I towards htr eighteenth year
q resident ct the sane town, named Nelson lioas
became her sui ct. aud after a br,f cuur,shlp
they wsIe married Her husband MAS the owner
OF 4 small farm IN The interior Of DGlche,s county,
where they lived happily together for several
years, Subsequently they removed To the town
ui Dover, rather reduced IN circumstances owing
to unfortunate spycult'ions Meanwhile Ann be
came the mutLcr Of hive children. Even IN her
DAYS ul adyersI,y Size conducted herself with pro-
puvty. AMI proved herself faithful. and aityc
uuuate wife until about the beginning ct the year
ISL, when >hr contracted m uuhcly passion Tor
young man named William Summers, whose
pafamour she subsequently became, and thus
rapidly travelled the road or crime which h.,,
ended imam Isucminjou, death.
Led on bi,uily by guilt, passion, the III starred
woman plunged nlo misery and degradation,
renouncvd virtue, reputation, husband, and chi,
dren, until at Last she murdered her husband
with the deliberate pUpo>e Of removing all
barriers to the complete abandonment Of herself
to crime. In July, 1851 II, committed the mur.
der. Ia her confession she charges Summers with
participating IN the murder lie i. in prison
awaiting IrIaL-th .lir.
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Markets..

Ottawa August 81, 1852.
Produce still keeps coming in freely. thong"
the highly propitious showers Of Thursday
night, and yesterday checked it IA little, yet the
past week has held fair average with the previ'
Gus two
There is no material change in wheat, and we
quote it to-day, at 55c for winter and soc for
spring
Corn is active at i6c
oats has rcceded TO zoe.
Barley was bought yesterday at csc,
Potatoes SHE.
Eggs Sc.
Butter l.lc.
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letter from Vienna Of the eth says:--Sev.
eral European powers have accepted the PROPOSE
ton OF the English Government to convoke a
Congress n, London, in order to come to an agree.
ment respecting the regulating Of the coin.
France, Denmark Sweden, Spain and Portugal
have been especially nominated. he invitations
have been ul;erlorly addressed to tho States OF
Germany. The Congress will not commence its
deliberations till November next, meanwhile a
statistical Bureau will be established for the pur.
pose VI making the necessary preparations.
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CulCAGo AND Rock l>LA>D RAJ Roam Gangs
VI hands are busy laying down the ties and IRON
at ho'h ends OF the section oi tie Rock Island
Rail Road, between thi. city and Joliet With
a continuance Of ordinarily fIr weather, the en-.
tire section will i've completed. and train, running
between th,s AMI Joliet, by the middle OF next
month-->ay thirty tive dAys hence
The div,,,'H beyond Joliet Is being graded ,ud
hrldGcd RAPIDLY aud The IRON and tie, viii be put
down SOME distance hrfnrc winter sets N.
Mr. Fsuhnn. vino has tie ,uprr,ulruience
sud cnU.rn, t thr whole enterprise, - a man Of
uuc Nmurn energy, and the t,ct that he directs the
construction OF the Road, = guaranty that it Will
not Lax -- a. Ir,bme
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Dcmocrntic Kcprescniniiyc Committee.

HE Democrats Representative Dsinct' con-
posed of the counties OF Grundy, La Sale.
Bureau, and Livingston, are hereby notified zoe
lect delegates to disirc, convention, 10 be heIo
nj Ottawa, on the lih day OF September, lSos, NJ
o'clock =. NJ, Tor the election ot candidates ior
Representatives to the General Assembly, The
number Of delegates To this convention VIII he Tue
sane ns the las, one, to wit: Grundy ,, La sale
| Bureau &, Livingston
G.. II kERsTEp, =. A. A RMSrRoNG,
a, +. Dow, &. L PorrEa,
NJ T.. LAsnER, J. V. THOMPSON,
sc. Lam, A MCDowErt,
July u, 1859. District Committee.
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A queer toy ia told in the Mt. Holly a. j.
.Mrror, about the discovery Of some Of Capt
kidds treasure among the Pines. II is stated
that a man dreamed for several night, successive
ly that he should fad this treasure the place to
be indicated by four iron bar. projecting from the
earth. lie went and found his dregm realized
Two hundred and forty thousand dallars had been
discovered up to Monday night buried in iron
chests, and the peopla heve turned out with their
pickaxes in further search for the treasure The
utmost excitement is said to prevail in the neigh
burhoud
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FEE,- house. at Utica, in this county, was
burnt down, between aud o'clock. Saturday
men, who I.i 10; sustain a very hsh character
Tor good morals.
Among the ruins, in the morning va. found
the body of man. supposed by the lnqaes,
which vas held over H. 10 be that Of lunbe
mtryhnn, ci Chicago, oy the name Of Dunlap
But fr'm ,ub,cqu,u, Information, we are assured
lha: Mr. D !, sill li,'og; and rumor nos has it
that j, VS. i Nj Reese, a',oA lumber mrr,han;
Of Chicago. Part Of The jar, believed TIA, the
house had accidentally caught ire while other,
though, .; bad been set on 6-e
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THr JArE EXPEDITION According to the y.
Y. Herald, the long projected and much talked
Of Japan expedition is turned over TO the author.
i,ies Of the Netherlands The information, which
that paper obtains from an Amsterdam paper, is
that our cabinet has finally settled upon the
economical idea Of invoking the mediation Of the
government Of tue Netherlands, which, so early
as 1916, had submitted to the Emperor Of japan
proportions in favor Of European commerce il
general; and what is better STILL it is said tn,
King Of the Dutch has consented to act as media
tor, with every prospect Of satisfactory result
from his good Offices
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Another JouRSAL AGAINST ScoTr The Her1H
Of The Union edited by g. z. Lester, a bold and
able writer contains powerful article against
the election of Scott 4, is mainly directed a.
gainst his ncapacity but IN the course Of he re.
views the candidates political views On the
score Of Scott' opposition to the Compromise he
he argues warmly against the danger Of placing
him in theipresldentIal chair In the course Of
hi- remarks he says: Remember, gentlemen Of
the South, every vote cast south Of Mason and
Dixon'- line for Gen. Scott is vote agans, tho
constitution-against the Union in favor Of Sew.
ard-in favor Of Greely-in favor Of the men
who have kept the torch burning to FIRE your
homes"
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Gen. SCOTS Con>i>iency,

so, Gen. Scott on receiving the new,
S---IO Il hi, nomination Tor tie Presidency by
the wing National Convention.
~ HIS rhysiognomy after reading the
TH oews Of the glorious democratic lriumphs
lW IN North Carolina, Iowa aud Missouri
II The above cuts will also illustrate Gen
SCOTS views in reference to foreigners
The .fra represents his feelings towards our
adopted eiiseRs Vhcu be wrote his lc,,cs Of nc
SePtance
Tie s.e9ai when fired with Indignation" at
foreigners, be, "NiA too friends sat dgsn n' b.,
Par!or AZ he idor Ho-,~ 10 drre vp an address
Gss,gssI 10 rally q Native -istsrtcgr Party"
These Pictgres are intended f,r 'hc mex, edli
ton Of the Pictorial Campaign Life of Gen sto,t,
which the Wigs have been 30 indusp,ou.y Cur
culaiiug through tie country.
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sun more t.iorIous !--Scou's Soup Dish
Inset!

In North Carolina, the recent contest Tor state
officers strictly fought on lie presidential qurs
ton. Reed, the Democratic cahdiilte for Cover
nor, placing himself upon Gen. Pierce fr his
platform, and Kerr, the Wig, took hi. stand up
On Scott The battle is oVer. AMI Reed is tn
amPhan'ly elccted-hs majoriy vii b, -bout b..
COZ. The Legislature will also lr Iemocraic on
JOINT ballot and perhaps both houses.