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INCIDENTS OF THE CAMPAIGN.

Under the cheering caption Of the tide is turn
ed, and strongly" we find the following statement
in that reliable journal the Nashville +" Republican
Banner" of August 10:
"We now tell our friends who will remember
that we have not misled them by erroneous esti-
mates heretofore, that TENNESSEE WM uote for
SooTT and GRAHAM By a triumphant majority
We know OF Democratic changes in their favor, and
we bear of them throughout all the counties. They
comm enc with immediate neghbors the street we
live on and be found in the different wards of the
city the districts Of the county and the counties of the
whole State We can name single district in neigh
boring county in which thiry-sx voters who voted for
Cass four years ago repudate Pierce. We think
can name y hard by where the Wing gain upon the
last election will be from three hundred to five hundred
votes We now believe we shall gain in every nearly
every Middle Tennessee county. Our news from East
Tennessee is from reliable private sources and is very
cheering. From West Tennessee have not heard Sc
definitely, but believe there too on gaining
ground We do not care to boast, but we rejoice tina
the people Of noble, patriotic Tennessee are with US
and we cannot well help saying Huzza for scoTr ant
GRAHAM
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FROM THE NEW ORLEANS BEE.

YET ANOTHER CALUMNY EXPLODED in
vite attention to the annexed letter from the
rable JACQUES ToUTANT, Wing Elector for the first
district 1t will be seen that this timehonored and
glorious Wing puts an efectual stopper on the ru-
NOR that he had refused to sustain Gen. Scott:
New ORLEANS, AUGUST IA, 1852
Messrs Editors of the Bee:
GENTLEMEN: Arriving from Pass Christian learned
to-day through your paper Of the 7th instant that
circulated in the city and country that had de-
cared against the Wing candidates for President and Vice
President and that you had done the justice pro-
this report absurd from its improbabty. must
indeed be little known those who repeat propagate
this story for they would otherwise know that after
tanning the Wing party with all my influence and by
every honorable means for period that antedates the
birth of many living Whig because sincerely desired
the triumph Of its principles, would hardly dream Of
deserving it without paramount and convincing
sons and especially at q time when called upon
daily witness the admirable results of Wing policy and
the superiority of Wing to Locofoco principles.
did, however say before the selection of candidates
by the Wing National Convention, and repeat sop that
preferrcdthe stability OF Southern taitasns
triumph Of party and that If the Wing nominees failed
endorse in full and without the Compromise
PLATFORM not only would not support them, but would
oppose their success by all the influence might be
abed to command. Does this resolution apply to Gen.
Scott fwhorn know and honor) after his unqualified
acceptance of the Wing platform What more can pos
sibly be required of him As for myself, Gen Scots
word of honor would have been quite sufficient for after
having ably and gorousy served his country Tor near
y half century and after having shed his blood
than field Of battle and periled his life many
occasions Gen. Scott would forfeit his honor for the
sake Of occupying station illustrious beyond doubt
but which cannot render him greater in the eyes Of bis
countrymen.
His adversares being unable to deny his services and
his military genius assert that he has never filed office
civilian and that therefore he is united for the
exalted functions of the Presidency apprehend how
ever, that Gen. Scott has than given ample
guarantees Of his capacity for civil station and to prove
this we have only to recall his distinguished services in
staying the notification crisis Of South Carolina in put
ting end TO the Patriot the Northern frontiers
in avertng boodshed during the Northeastern boundary
difficulties; and in his high administrative qualities dis
played during the occupancy Of Mexico by the American
troops Moreover to conduct offensive war with brill
liancy and UNMARRIED much more than mere mill
ary genius is requreda fact atested by the history of
every nation 1t is admitted that Mexico bet
ter governed than while Gen Scott occupied ber capital
at the head Of his valiant and victorious troops.
am gentlemen with respect your friend and servant
JACQUES T0UTANT.
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L OFUs-EAFING, a summer BUos, by George VIM.
IL Curtis, author Of Nile Notes, Hewad in Syria 30.
Anthons n-Bngsh and EDglish-Latin Dictionary for
schools and academies.
The Child at Home the Principles Of Fal Duty, ami
hary illustrated by John Abbott very greatly improved
and enlarged with illustrations.
aug IL r. FARNHAM.
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T INFORMATION WANTED Of Men

/ NFUNWAEIUN " HNFf4D VI IVICHOLAs UooKE, from
Parish Of Bugadan county Of Limerick Ireland who emf
grated America about year, ago. About three
years since his address William House, Pump Shaker
14th street, WsskngtoH.
Any information respecting him his address viii be hank
fully received by his loving daughter MAReAREr Direct No
81, Houston street. New York city aur o3-lt
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rI,HE GLADE FOR SALE oFer co. ..la /,

i IN Jefferson known as the Glade containing SOC
acres 56 acres cleared and $50 in timber The Quality ~
the land unsurpassed by any inh county Of Jefferson
On the tract is comfortable oe dwelling wc Of good
water, and stream running through end Of the farm
moreparcuar description is unnecessary those wishing 10
purchase will first view the premises The farm will be shown
at any time by Mr. T. A. Lewis who resides near IT, and who
will give information as TO terms &C. Application may also
be made popadl to Mr. Edward Cooke Charlestown JEFF
terson county, Virginia to Mrs Alexander a. torion Fort
Hhmilton. Lone Island. New York ian1 .-unrtfL
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United States Patent Once,
WAsHINoroN, October rs. 1881


IN the petition of wsllader Evans, Of Pitts
~ burgb Pa. ,praying for the extension Of patent
granted to him tn fifteenth (l5th) of phil, 1885,
for an Improvement in stesm- boilers, for seven
years from the cxpir ton Of said patent, which
taxi. place on the fifteenth ll6tb) day Of April,
eighteen hundred and City three (ls63:)
u ordered tina, the eaid petition be beard Mt the
Patent Otice Monda the seventeenth tl7th) Of
JANUARY l-53 al twelve O'Clock, IN /; and all per-
SOM are n"thet to appear and show cause If
any they have, why said petition ought not TO be
granted.
P-rsons oppo. ing the extension are required to
file ip thr Patent Ofce their objections, specially
act forth in writing at least twenty days before the
csy Of hearing; ali testimony filed by either party
to be used At the ssid hearing must be takeo and
transmitted in a. urdance With the rules Of the
Office which will be furnished on application.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in
the Republic, National Intelligence, and Union,
Washington. d G.; Inquirer Ph adeiphia. Penn 4;
Express, New York city; Pittsburgh Gazette,
Pittsbur gh, Penn; Daily Bee, Boston, Massachu-
setts and Milwaukee Daily Journal, Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, once week for three successive weeks
pr-vious TO tie seventeenth U7th) OF January,
1855 the day Of bearing.
THOMAS EwBANK.
Commissioner Of Patents.
P.s Editors Of the above papers will please
COW and send their bills 10 the Patent Once, with
. paper containing this notice.
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PROPOSALS FOR FURNssRIS0 THE PA.
Pea FOR THE PUBLIC PRINTING.


OFFICE suPxRIsrEspEsr or THE PrBtIc PRIsTsss
WAs-Issras, September 80, 1852
IN pursuance of the "Act to provide for executing
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IN the Capitol, until the first Monday 18th day. OF
December next, at twelve O'Clock for furnishi ns
the paper that may be required for the public print
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Glass;
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to weigh forty. eight pounds 10 the ream of $50
sheets
The fibre of the paper of each of the above casses
10 b. of linen and cotton free from all adolteratiop
with mineral or other substances of a fair white
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to contain $50 perfect sheets Unifor nifty in color,
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public service may require; but the privilege ia re
served of ordering greater quantity, on either
Glass; should greater quantity be required, at such
times and In such quantities as may be deemed
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NOrICE.-Ths general estimation long en-
~ pyed by the Perfumes Issuing from the pre-
mises Of LUBiN, having led to q variety of worth
less limitations and counterfoits, notwithstanding
the signature affixed to each label accompan wing
the genuine article, M FELIX PRdfT, proprietor
of the Establishment LUBlN, has tho honor of in
forming his friends and the public that he has now
substituted for bis former labels one of a wholly
different description, and that he has caused be
manufactured Tor his envelopes a description oil
paper presenting, in form of watermark the seal
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In order. therefore, to avoid deception, he re-
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orders only to dealers of respectalilty address
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Opening to day ia extracts-Heitrope, Gera
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Jockey Club Mousseline, Amher, &c, &C &C.,
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II .. .. ... a.e PARKER'S
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or vrpY pNscRIPrIor,
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MoRsE's TELEGRAPH.

rJ>HE office of the Western Telegraph Compan y
i is removed to the rooms over Gilman apothe
cary shop, on Pennsylvania avenue, few doors
west Of Browne hotel.
This is the only direct line OF telegraph from
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CARPETIN0s AND FURNISHING GOOD
GENERALLY.

THE SUBSCRIBERS have just received. from
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Of the richest Jor'ign and from eastern manufac-
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Goods for House Furnishing, such as
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Tapestry do do do do
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Tapestry and Brussels for halls and steps
Superior Three Three. ply carJPs'ins' extra ira rich
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Rich Chenele and Tuted Russ
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10 I and IL printet Druggets
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any similar establishment IN the United States.
HOOE. BROTHER Il co.
sept2l IUniun and Alex. Gail
JAPAN AND THE Unconstitutional.
u Mn II the Time. .....
History Of the Mormons. by Lieutenant Gonni-
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Aunt Pbiis's Cabinj by Mrs Eastman.
New supply just received at
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HCar West PHOTOGRAPHERS
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PRINTING PAPER, .....
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~ 1t64fhk.S.u tar IN having 70

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been placed in 6rst rate order, will resume hi
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URDAY, the lst March, leaving Commerce street
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nd the same hour every succeeding Satur.
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She touches regularly going and returning at
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!andir gs on the Potomac for 81 snais or n land.
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CONTINUES to practice law in the Supreme
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Departments and Boards of Commissioners, to
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pensions and bounty lands TO collect debts, divi-
dends, legacies, and inheritances in any part OF
the United States and In foreign countries to NAL lie
investments OF funds in loans and stocks and on
bond md mortgage, and to negotiatethe purchase
and sale of loans, lands, and patent rightsl any
Sta,e Of the Union. Particular attention paid to
California land title coming up to the United
States Supreme Court appeal. ......-
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7>HE SPLENDID PIANO FOR re manufac
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BOOK BrNDERs' BOARDS AND RUSSIA

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INQUIRE at the Republic office. J. GIDEON.
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TNHE wEEK-Comprisipg the last day of the
I J. work, the first day Of the week, the week
completed BY the author Of "The Command!
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ia which are illustrated the advantage OF holy
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