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Communicated.

Departed this fe in the animang prospect Of better,
in Williamson county, Tennessee, her native home whls
visit her relations, the 22 September in the 81
year Of her age, Mrs ANN MILLER, oonsor OF Thomas
Miller of Washington city, and daughter of the late De-
Nicho and Sarah Wilbun, of said county Seldom has
the grave received into its cold embrace lovelier trophy
She had for number been exemplary member OF
the Presbyterian church, and possessed in high degree
every amiable disposition and brightly exhibited the virtues
OF the Christian disciple Its remind those
who knew her OF her midness and gentleness OF man
her tenderness of heart her transformations charity
her love of peace her al confidence in God and her
perfect resignation to the Divine will. No one could
be more kind the distressed, faithful to the
claims Of lriendship prompt TO share the sor-
rows OF the monrner's heart Her husband found in
her re nd disposed obige, cheer, counsel,
and TO assis,-ready make every sacrifice to pro-
mote his happiness and welfare and her children a
mother asctiona,e, watchfu, judicons--nsruct-
ing them by her precept, but far more by her ex-
ample. Of her pety she said but lille, for humility
spread beautiful veil all the excelences of her char
ac,er From the eyes OF her friends however, her Chris
tian graces could be concealed and they her de-
scend into the valley OF the shadow of DEATH only
signed happy dreading not the errors beyond the
grave with her lamp trimmed and burning. and all the
cares and anxetes of life laid aside her Savours call
We doubt her immortal spirit washed and sancifed in
stonng blood, is shining with mild and steady ustre
dadem OF the RedeeneT She has left mourn her
loss husband and three interesting children, who were
relatives who will long cherish the memory OF her virtues
''Oh, that my hast end may be like hersl'
Weep for me, my little ones,
And hou my bosom friend
Wen meet again in Heaven above,
Where Joys win never end"
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Our citizens will learn with pleasure. from the advertise
ment ia another column, that the National Theatre will
open Tor the coming season on Monday evening next
Mi Marshall the experienced and enie rprsinQ losses
commences his campaign with the famous Ruvel iron ps
whose inmitable Pantomime has attracted much altsn.
on and won so much applause In all the cities Of our
county la their way the this troupe are
entirely unequalled by anything which has been seen on
This side OF the Atlantic We not doubt thar their am
gagement will be complete success.
We have undersloo that Mr. Rchiuas emily ar m.
Chennl Street THEATRE Phiadephia has been selec,ed nv
Mr. Marshall as the stage manager OF the National during
the coming season. We 1t may be- co. Mr. Rich.
ngs himself an actor OF great and various merit UNI
doubleday one OF the thorough ytraned masters OF
scenic arrangement in the country and aided by suit-
able company, will undoubtedly present series enter
tainmens which will command the public favor and p.-
tonnage. 86e
We commend the theatre the attention of our citizens
and wish Mr. Marshall all success in his enterprise
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SASDusKl, (Ohiol Oct 2i-Intsnsa excitement has been
prevailing here, In consequence Of the escape of
ber oil giuye slaves VITO arrived heis last evening
Kentucky They were their WY 10 Canada. 90
reaching this city their friends them the
Arrow, and Immediately the departure said vessel
attempt made 10 arrest them, which fsilsd Cti-
OF both coors inerfered protect them and finally
succeeded ia edecog their nom police who
endeavoring bring them ashore very SERIOUS
Struggle ensue1 and the slaves finally escaped
Canada The citizens charged with Of DISPOSE
lion TO execute the law Much excitement prevailed
BALTIMORE, Oct 2l-6, p. m.
The steamer Europa has arrived. She brings Liverpool
dates 10 the 9Th instant Cotton cases easier, but
prices unchanged; weeks sales, eighty thousand bales
spectators taking thirty thonsand exporters live housand
Hayre cotton market steady and unchanged. N
Manchester trade firm and active yarns and goods sd
vancng. Flour trm Cd. advance. Wheat and corn
slightly advanced. Provisions du-prlces dropping Gro
ceres unchanged. Tobacco firm full prices. Naval
stores advanced Rice improving
Money market easy--cons soils closed at 4 premium
Political and general news nnimporianL
France steadily approaching empire
England and other parts of Europe quiet
OCTOBER 2I-6. p m.
General Scott leaves for Washington morning
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KENTUCKY.

NICHOLAS COUNTY, October 10, 1854
believe the contest in this State, from all the niorma
ton get, will be close, and think, by the zeal Of
the democrats and the apathy OF the wings carry
the State for Pierce and King by about the majority
that II carried for noble governor, L. w Powell
You are aware that have bad the great am Of the
wing, native ree.soil and abolition party through this
section his grand eectioneeng tour Ills presence,
for the time, seemed TO produce some little excitement,
but has all died out Indeed, The old General rendered
himself quite ridiculous at The Bourbon fair, Paris
lie addressed the crowd with gloves on hand This our
yeomanry did not like to They thought il savored
much OF the arsiocrat His department in rdic.
uous contrast with that OF Gen. WOOL whose speech and
manner pleased everybody. But The Geauai-Scot
made some repafaon by passing around the eirois and
kissing the ba5is which he actually did And here again
he gave offence, for the old gentleman avished all his
those little ones that were richly dressed,
passing BY those in homesrnn.
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oo, bankrupt BILL and hunted down President Tyler Tor
II. noble veto Of National Bank.
Ibs whig party like dissoving view, IS now iadng
.s.y Inconsistency has been their characterlsc and
M ruin They nalier the manufacturer with the cry OF
rhs arit{ OF lsa2" and they ask him 10 support Mr..
a..hsm who voted against IT, They profess to be the
NJ advocates OF the iron interests OF Pennsylvania.
'sAs they nuy an act OF Congress designed TO assis,
nam and adopt for the vice presidency oil The Union
IAN whose views, II adopted would now and hereafter
m The duty on iron 10 20 per cent They profess 70
h.ys utterly abandoned the ideas OF national bank ana
bankrupt law and they nominate for The presidency Oh
,be United States man whose "fred CONVICTIONS arc "a"
So,abe 10 both They were indebted for their accidental
S...sson Of The government Of Pennsylvania and the
lated States 10 party whom they now repudia'e and
~ with indecent and anti republican arts 70 ensnafe
bs foreign vote These few. out OF long catalogue oil
oca crimes have subjected them TO The disrust oil The
msrican people The result OF Inc present contest VIII
,ndnes them 10 seek some new name ana recommence
operations under other auspices
ns.rs,as Of Pennsylvania Another effort. and the
90, work Il done GIVE ONE DAY TO YOUR COUNTRY.
: !, Tho second of November be to you political sab
ho,h Be not absent, not one, from the polls. Duty,
honor call on you We bound to reperform the vic
,orv Of October The democracy OF Pennsylvania can
.ys do good thing the second lime. and better If
cessary The enemy IS ooasng 'hat 'hey w'i come up
ron while YOU are sleeping upon your trophies Un
sa.,;ua ,bam Come out in your might and the day is
80 democracy viii triumph, and the peace OF the
on." committees OF counties Upon you devolyes
-, ,asL of calling TO the polls every democratic soldier
W ~ oce;vnp the thanks OF the democracy oil the
go. 81, vour late noble efforts Tire not BE up and
so;ns Nav the spirit Of that pure democracy which has
hssn The glory and the safeguard Of the Union animate
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VIRGINIA.
p,.,u o.,oh,,x ,eso

FiNcAsTLE, October l5, 1852
ltappears that the postmaster at Washington permits
Truman Smith frank large numbers OF documents for
this county without any address except The outside one
in order that the gentleman TO whom he sends them may
send them through the mail 10 whom he peases, postage
free saw document at post office yesterday ad
dressed 10 in this neighborhood, which had been
mailed Paonsburg in this county, by wing there IL
was ranked by Truman Smith, and the address was in
the handwriting OF the person who mailed III and have
been informed that several directed and ranked have
been received al the office.
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MOURNING DRESS G0ODs.-Lades In black dress
wi goods viii find stock large and
particular attention the goods we
have article OF mourning line Of
~ pieces Lupn best bomhasln 81 so yard
90 do black Alpaca, from IS cents 81 Is per ward
10 do black Farmese cloth, from o. 20 81 50 do
10 do 81 black mousseline, do 81 TO 81 so do
~ do do do do ~ IS cents
10 do black Cbaley DO 70 cents 10 az cents
do black French msrino, do 81 10 81 so per yard
black ali, widths. do cents - IA
y do black mode frinmings, 81 per yard
10 dozen black love yeils, from IS
s pieces black veil Grape, from s. 81 A5 Do
10 do black English do, from Is q 81 do
~ hoxes black Italian ~ per ward
~ dozen black Md, slk and raw silk gloves
20 d. black English silk and do hose
~ long black Tbibet shawls, from 80 10 Sis
70 do wooilen do do 81 IS
20 square black Thibe do do 81 TO 90
Al Of the above bought within DAVIS In
dies rely upon getting goods very prices
CLAGETr, NEWTON, MAY, a CO.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

EpENToN, October Is, 1852
The wings very active in this county and through
out the district and are making all the in their power
OF the Foss SANDER Thereae wings in this county
who will support Scott. have not heard derocrat
say he will not support Pierce, though tho wings pretend
mat there some. This wing county yet for gov
enor August last, increased Reds vote by thirty.
seven his number in this county two years ago
We hope to give al least the this county for
Pierce which we gave for Reid.
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GFsrRsL LAM orrIor, October II, 1852.
NUMEROUS applications having the
~ subject has been decided recognize
assignments Of land when
and acknowledged brfre notary public nil
be accompanied certificate under
m Of the official character 81 the notary ~
acknowledgment, and Of the fcnuncne-s Of his
The instructions Of The 2a March will regarded
amended. JOHN WILSON
Oct l6-aaw4w Commissioner
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PorrsyILLE, Oct II, 1854.

The districts above the South mountain, which in
1s4s gave 200 wing majority, this year give demo
cratic majority In the coal region proper, have
democratic gain OF upwards OF 400 votes, and il State
ticket had not been cut below the mountain, we could
have given majority OF 1900 for State ticket, In
stead OF 400 and 200.
am proud OF our vote in the coal region. All the
townships nlrused to my charge have than done
their duty. Unless there Is great dsaecton in ranks
we shall be able to give Pierce from 800 to 1000 ma
Iory.
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SrRouDssuRe, October is, 1862.

Now tha, the smoke has cleared away, and we can
breathe more freely after hard and laborous struggle,
will briefly reply yoar kad letter, by saying that we
are making every exerlon Tor The grand contest In No
yember This district must increase her majority so as
to make il near 5000 in November Be assured we
doing all we can, and recent victory will help us
much
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OHIO.

LOGAN, October Il. 1852.
The democracy in this neghbohood are in fine spirits
and although they did not turn fully Tuesday last
feel assured that not single Pierce will be absent
from the polls on the al OF November.
Send documents by quantities. The wings are sending
theirs here by bushels and want them TO counteract
their influence.
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From the fhiiadsphia Evening Argus,
state or the Returns "a, 900 A emooratio Ma
lority

We have carefully canvassed and compared the official
and reported returns OF The election In this State
as lar as received and present the result below Ii will
De seen thai the democratic majority for canal commits
slonsr and Judge OF the supreme court exceeds frsaiy
thousand and with this TO start upoH The Old Key stone
good Tor 10000 majority for Pierce and King. il any
effort is made
IL will be observed that Bedford county, which last
year gave Johnston, Tor governor, 81 majority, now
gives democratic majority OF 10 andthat Washington
winch gave Johnston 1873 majority, now gives Wood.
ward majority OF ISL. The result is in The highest de-
gree encouraging 10 our friends abroad
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INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, October ID, 1862.
Joseph A. Wright is elected governor by almos,
wheming maioty-certanly not less than $4,000, and
possibly 10000 upwards In about Is counties we know
of gain of 5000 on his vote of 1919.
Indiana stands upright and positive in her democratic
strength and is undoubtedly safe in November for Pierce
and King
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PENNSYLVANIA.

MONROE COUNTY October Is, 1859.
This (Monroe) county has given l45o majority for the
State ticket and the congressional district now represent
ed by Hon. NJ. VI Dimnick has gone 5000 majority.
In November nexth de nocrac majority this county
and the district will undoubtedly be considerably in.
creased.
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sales To-Day.
ny y, &. Mcguire, Auctionesr,

ny J. q. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
GALE OF MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS, kc., AT AUCTION
y Friday, October ~, O'Clock shall sell AT the
millinery fancy Monsi, 9TH street op
Odd Fellows Hall, handsome collection millinery and
fancy articles, well worthy the attention OF the ladies'
o. viz
Gloves, hosiery, collars
Rbandl, iaoca, edgings, fms, umbrellas
Shirts suspender, perumery, fancy goods, toys, &c,
Also lot Of and teautful styles
bannets
Immediately af,er the sale Of millinery, window lot
glass eases, counters lnmp., sc.
Terms; Az Of and under sa5 so5 credit Of
sixty and days, for approved endorsed
JAS. g. Mcguire
Octm-d Auctioneer.
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LOUISIANA.

ALEXANDRIA, October 8, 1852
have TO inform you that party in this section OF
the State is perfectly and fully organized, and in the best
spirits The committee may res, assured that this parish
(RaPdes) will give larger majority for nominees than
ever before
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MANSFIELD, October IS, 1856.

We fought hard fight in Oaio yesterday and, so far
the news has been received have succeeded
gloriousy Ohio is sure for Pierce and King by twenty
thousand majority.
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DLEAK HOUSE No. s--rrice ne Ia cents.
ID Gentleman Jack Life Roads Price os
Oct ~ rRANCK TAYLOR
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CONNECTICUT.

HAMPTON, October 49, 1882.
SO far as can learn everything looks well here
have any right expect Our friends here quite
confident of carrying the State for Pierce.
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tlunrterTansteFFs NHfcf. Warfne fOrps
Wellington, Oct 10, 1852.
GER ARATE SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received Office
~ Until 10 o'cloct Saturday the 23d
70 the Washnefon
nation the repairs be Obtained application
al this
10 BE- endorsed Proposals repairs Marine Barsck WASH
Oct oo--dt2ad
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VERY Little Tales for Very Little Children.
Little Lessons for Lule Learners,
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Clever Stories by Mira. Sherwood.
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Watts Divine Songs.
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Little Annies First Book.
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War Depaxtnnnf.
Bureau Of biographical E1gInssss,
O.sak.~sw O. au{A

Duehu lopogTAphlcAi EuEneesD.
October -, is6a
PROPOSALS will be including the 6rys 6sv ar
December next for the following required on Lake
$50 pieces IA inch 80 long hewn while OAK Tin
$50 pieces do IS feet long, do NH
100 pieces do 60 feet long, do
10 pieces, 10 inches square, 90 feet long, do
100 round white oak piles, 80 feet long
1900 be- Winch bolt IRON pieces Of 70 feet ous
900 cords Of good hard stone FOR ballast no so or Sand
stone. Each cord or stone to yield ias feet solid
The foregoing articles TO be delivered New Buffalo (Lske
ibiid the timber
by The h day Of next April day Of nsr
The stone TO he delivered as follows.
ouefd by the third by the Ala Az
OF lay next; one Third by the Dh day Of Junc =
The articles delivered these
measured and inspected staies a.
proved aud received the Quantities approved s.
paid for according 10 contract
due, which cent will be uas The
contractor viii be forfeited 10 The United s.e. ~ ~.
tractor fail to fud hts -
The hewn timber be from sap, pls imperecuou
umes Of delivery win also be received o Black uua
wa county Michigan 81
Each proposal will be evidence thai The pro
proser abe 10 fh his
right Of rejecting proposal rrpsct
Advances on conincts cannot be made. But
made Al stated. -" :"
The places Of landing materials viii be pointed by United
sute agent on notice 10 him by the account
the contractor not 10 bs subject delay days. bu
such n ng shall not be considered delivery
ULted States No dvey will be ouani
e and Zines a. stated and In accordance with this
until Delivered Inspected aud received all articles the
risk OF the contractor aud under his
0s ana s wan e Al The risk and Jude. the o
viii be made OF allowed on the The United
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Chcssoi twenty times daily and then twice December
LIST Oct oa-d2otA nwtDcci
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MISSISSIPPI.

JACKSON. October Q, 1852.
We have just concluded our grand meeting. Il
was all that our friends coad have desired Last night
The wings undertook TO stop the force OF by holding
meeting OF their Only about $50 200 attended and
after speech they broke up very much they had
been al a funeral As for Mississippi. have only 10
confirm what has been said from the beginning tina, she
goes for Pierce and King with overwhelming rush.
The wings will not bet. and that is our best evidence
that they are not very confident They always bet when
they think they can win. - told me in confidence
Two days ago. that Scott would in his opinion. be the
worst beat man that ever ran for President.
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UST observation-disclosures of Robert Haldsss os
Aihrey and of his brother Haldane Aersnder
faldane, = ---->'
Gays Eeey on the Grave and other In te
= CHEST style Of art, with thirty illustrations,
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N GODS Choice Works. vols.
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Fred l.. Olnsted. I'd series. a5
The Precrbers Complete Hand
Of the Art OF Prescribing. l vol, London, le52.
Ca'voyance and Practical Mesmesm BY James Esdale NJ D.
London, 1852.
Oct7 TRANCK TAYLOR
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DURAL Chemisfry-An Introduction TO tho Study
Of the Science In is Relation Agriculture
The Pyoteehnists Companion Familiar system Of Recfe
alive Fireworksi by q, w. Mortimer.
The Complete Practical Brewer by NJ l.. Byrn, NJ u.
EecIoypc Manpuaion-new edition by Charles v. Walker.
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RLACKwo0Ds Magazine for October.
~ Graham's Magazine Tor November.
GodeyAs Lady's Book for November.
Arthnrs Home magazine for November.
The Bvouac Rival suiers by the author Of Hector Os
Lilly Dawsonj smurgors by Hopey,
This day received for safe by
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
Octle booksellers, 9th
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MICHIGAN.

NIUNKUEp OCT I5JZ,
Some two months ago there much dissatisfaction
existing on account OF General Cs defeat but his con-
duct since and previous TO his return has entirely ban
ished IT, Our party is united and very active, and
although one month ago some OF the sangune
wings really thought they would carry the State, yet
now they are convinced il is hopeless They have fought
like tigers and have been most unscrupuous- ad
vantage OF the dlsconient that prevailed. the Catholic
test, &c. Sc. But all is well, and shall give TO our
nominees for the presidency and vice presidency our
usual majority You may therefore set Michigan down
as among the foremost for Pierce.
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------ n : -GEOKGIA. ~ . ~
MILLEDoEyILLE, Oct 10. 1852.
While thus portray the state OF the in Geor
gia, repeat the expression OF my confidence that the
vote of the State is entirely certain for Pierce and King
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ROME October 1 1852.
In this State We have doubt that there is large
jonty OF the people in favor OF the democratic nomina
tons for President and Vice President
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Correspondence.

We continue to-day our publication Of extracts from
the correspondence Of the Democratic Central Committee
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I AVIS PASSED By THE COLONIES AND STATE
relating Indians and Indian affairs from 1853
1891 Inclusive volume octave containing also The proceeding
Congress from 1909
by FRANCK TAYLOR.
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THE Choice Works OF Thoma, Hood, Prose and
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
H. A. Sole Lessee.
OPENING OF THE SEASON.
The lessee has the honor Of he will open
named favofte establishment on
Monday meat, October IS.
He has pleasure being former
patrons and the public generally Of Washington
that he has, effected engagement
Justly celebrated
RAVEL FAMILY,
Who accordance with postponed other
engagements in order TO give here series their
INiMITABLE PERFORMANCES.
Their pieces, which embrace extraordinary
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rendered by artists OF the first talent la
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O'Clock when seats may be secured.
Oct 9l-diS