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The daily union., 1852-10-29
In Admiralty,

Tur Urrp STATES or Ancl, District OF Columbia, wit
WHEREAS libel hath been dlsd In United district
OF the District OF Columbia by John Montgomery
Adntance, her tackle apparel furniture
which SAID libel sets forth and charges that the said
her tacxe apparel and trniture
Iofl the port Of San Jose In Lower
BY the said John D. montgomery said John Montgomery
Ing then and
OF and the said hbant said libel pays that The
said shall Admtance her
tackle, apparel, and furniture;
And whereas IN. honorable James Nors Judge said
court hath ordered and appointed the Monday
nent O'Clock In the forenoon OF the day. holding
the United Stairs Washington
for this a OF the said ship tackle apparel
ably the prayer Of the said ibeiiant-
Notice hereby district and there he
held for tho Trial ofibe said premises owners
and all
hereby cited TO be und
show they have why final should not pass
9Th October, lS52. by order-Tost
2a-dDt AsNfTu CLERK
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United states Patent O0cs.
Washington, Oct. -, 10S0.

Nm the petition OF Pennsylvania,
extension of hin the n
teen ti5h Of April s3 in boeEs bs
which
on the 6eeDth ISM day Of April eighteen hundred ssd any rss
us53)- &
II ordered that said petition be the Patent Ocs
Monday the 7D January 1853, ~ scock
and all nothed show
they have, why said petition ought not to be granted
Perpons hl In Raat
Office their objections specially forth writing least
days before the Of All filed by either pay,
be uaed the said hearing
codancs with rules OF The Office, which will be furnished
plication.
Ordered also this notice be published the National Inss
Republic Union, Washington D. Inquirer, Phi
adepha Pennsylvania New York city; Ptsbn 0Axess,
Pusbu Daily bee, uoson Massachusetts, apd
Milwaukee Daily wisconsin
three successive weeks the 7) q Janu
sry, 1858, the day Of hearing
THOs. EwDANK,
Commissioner Of Patents.
r. Editors o. the above papers will copy, their
bills the Paten, Once with containing this notice.
Cc O7--ln
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CAtEttNGSJnst received, and sale, additional
ply Of forty different styles snd ingram and
petnss, which goods
very desirable, and superior quality.
Aso daily expected rich addition stock Of tapestry
petngs, all IN entirely new and elegant designs
Also fal supply ofow-Priced oncohs .
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DspAn1nrNr or Starr.

washington, Oct %, 1892.
sra Your letter OF The 80 instant has been received
As no intelligence has reached this department from
Cuba since that which brought by steamer IL
has means oil knowing the intentions OF the authori.
lies OF the island other than what you possess YOURSELF
and canno, therefore inform you whether mails pas
sengers will be permitted 10 land there not II may,
however, be inferred from the past proceedings OF the
authorities, that mails and passengers conveyed in
the steamer Crescent City will not be permitted to land
there in the individual named William Smith should
remain board OF her
am, sir, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
c. N. CONRAD, Acting Secretary.
To GEcRoE Law, esq New York
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OrrIcr or THE u. S. Man STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
New York Or ~ 1850

Sir: Mr.. Roberts had the honor 10 address you, on
the 6ib instant, in relation 10 the OF the author
tiles OF the island OF Cuba towards the steamships OF this
company, and especially ia relation TO the Crescent City
| await your reply 10 this communication 10 determine
the course Of the company The 9Th instant being the
sailing day OF the steamer for New Orleans via Ha.
vana we daily inquired OF whether mails and pas
senges can he allowed 10 land. and whether the Cuban
authorities 10 be permitted TO continue the course
towards the ships OF this company, OF which the govern
men of The United States have been heretofore apprzed
have the honor TO be- very respectfully, your obedent
servaat, GEORGE LAW, President
Hon c. NJ CONRAD, Acting Secretary OF Stale.
The daily union., 1852-10-29

CmRAcrER-uow FORMED Hon Robert c. Winthrop,
on a public occafIon, recently detailed a conversation
which he had with John Quincy Adams, a few weeks
before bis death, and very the spot where he died.
Every day." he said "dnting bis fathers absence in
attending the Congress OF independence after saying hs
prayers TO God, he reqsired 10 repeat the following
exquisite s,anzas OF Collins"
"IIow sleep the brave who sink to rest
by all their country's wishes blesti
When spring, with dewy fingers cold,
Returns deck their hslowed mould
she there shall dress n sweeler sod
Than fancy fleet have rod
" by fairy hands their kneis rung
BT forms unseen their drge IL sung;
There honor comes pilgrim gray.
To bless the turf that wraps their clay,
And freedom snail awhile repair
To dwell weeping herm II there"
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w ~. STANFORD. merchant tailor. PennsynvnaAn
north side under Gadsby Hotel has just received h
sddiuon rich fancy and
nrs which WIN be made order in superior style shs
lowest possible price. Oct 0o-isw3wn
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From fhs Fishiag Grounds.

HALIFAX, Oct 2.-The schooner Caroline Knight, OF
Newboyport which had been seized by the British crul..
er and taken into Chaotlestown, has been
She valued at $1,000
The schooner Creole British built, and under British
coors but owned by Americans has been brou ght IN as
prize by the British steamer Five vessels belonging
to Newburyport lost in the recent gale.
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Correspondence.
ALABAMA.

TUSCALOOSA, Oct. n, 1852.
Everything is working beautifully ia Alabama for our
e.u.e believe she will give larger majority for the
democratic tick than any State in the Union.
u'''N MoBnE. Oct 49, 1852.
have Just returned from New Orleans. great change
in favor OF the cause has taken place there ana ou,
friends La See Sdel, Sc are confident The whigswiii
nol obtain over 500 majority in the city, which would
lave the State very safe.
As for this city. county and State. think We shall
carry the city and couay BY about 5oo and the Stale
from 1000 10 $4,000.
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Letter fron the President.
ExKourIyE CnAMnEa.

EXECUTIVE UHAMBER,
Washington. October 25 1852
GKSrLRmEss IL having been made known TO me that
the citizens OF Washington propose 10 make some public
demonstration OF respect the memory Of the late Daniel
Webster the day OF his funeral and conceving IL 10
be proper that the ocers OF the government should have
he opportunity of uniting with their ieow-cizens In
paying every tribute Of regard the memory Of that dis
tiDguished staeman and patriot you are respectfully
quesed TO direct your several departments be closed
morrow for that purpose.
|. Respectfully, yours, MlLLARD FILLMORE.
To the Acting Secretary of State the Secretaries the
Treasury, Interior War, and Navy; the Attorney Gem
era, and the Postmaster General
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Deeply Ininsning ,ciiA regard 10 nfr. W,b.t,r

Dffytt fnTfst"g tcfh rfgUd 10 mn VsbAr.
Bosros, October 2s-A meeting of the members OF the
Soolk bar held this morning, which resolutions OF
sympathy for the family aud friends of Mr. Webster were
introduced.
The resolutions subsequently presented to the
United States circuit court Judges Sprague Gurus on
The bench. Eloquent and touching speeches made
by Hon, Mr., Shmner aud Hon. Rufus Choaie also by
George t. Curtis and Judges Sprague and Curis.
During the remarks of Judge Curtis he gave most
interesting and affecting account Of bis interview with Ms
Webster in his dying hours On occasion, when his
friends were gathered around him, MIR. Webster said
What would be the condition of any OF us without hone
in immortality What is here at hope upon bat
the Gospew
On another occasion the groat dying statesman sad
my greatest wish on earth has been 10 do my Makers
viii. bank Him And Ialso thank Him for the means
OF doirg some good for those beloved obc and for the
many blessings that surround me also thank Him for
my natnre and my associations. thank Him am 10 die
under so many circumstances OF love and Affection All
present deeply impressed whilst these remark. were
being delivered
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STuPrspous FRAUD or THE wHcs-LooK ouT.-We
have just learned IRON most reliable source (says the
National Demoeia that tie whig leaders in heirdespers-
ton, have concocied and intend 10 carry into execution
Of the most stupendous and wicked frauds 10 cheat
the people of their rights that existed 1t is nothing
lees Than counerfeitng in every Stale the democratic
electoral ticket, making II fac siHs OF the regular
ticket, with addition OF one or more Names or subs,i.
iutng false for true ones, easng part OF the
names from the ticket In either case any such ticket
voted would not be counted. These, by hook or by
crook, by promises for pay. TO be smugged into
the hands OF iickedsrbutors and thus be voted by
honest and unsuspecing democrats The vile plot has
fortunately been discovered it too late Many OF
the most prominent whig leaders OF this State and of
Pennsylvania, whose names we mention. have been
IN secret union here for days. A delegation was
sent 10 Boston, where they raised in few hours $40
900. and the like sum in New York money is 10 Aow
like water, corruption ia s,ak thro.sh the land and
every appliance is 10 be made prevent fair expression
OF the voice OF the people The I'd OF November Where
State elections are held the day the presden
ual The came roguery will be applied TO the State and
local ticket
Democrats take warning Let these facts be published
mevery democratic paper the land lei committees be
organized to prevent frauds letevery person be watch
iu and prevent the loss Of his rights and the
Of the people.
The daily union., 1852-10-29

Why We SUPPORT GES. PIERCE do not advo.
he election OF Gen Pierce ON the ground OF his mill.
y services, OF his military character Such an argu
e unworthy to be addressed to the intelligence and
nuets'sndng of the American people II s not because
~ I onsht 10 Mexico, and gasnily and faithfully dis
ms duty, that he should be elevated 10 the high
=. omes " The gift OF the people. But when opponents
.onsisnty haping upon the military career and ser
ii, ol uenetsl Scott-hapng apon single string with
~ ~ ae skil Of Pagans. because, forsoob, they have
oaeI % play nponii is not improper to recall the
nas GENERAL Scott was not "alone in his glory" in
o; and that II these services constitute ground Of
fon.al pefermen, others are entitled 10 share IT,
va, We support General Pierce, and advocate his ele
because during the whole course Of his life he has
H. NJ himself true and faithful to the constitutions 10
si. mon and TO the democratic cause-because he has
sYuence OF possessing the Intellect TO comprehend,
solly 10 carry out, and the hrmness 10 MAINTAIN
oe'auc prncples-because he ia the exponent Of a
6.a,pe, and not The representative Of clique or the
@ su OF q iacton-because he is the chosen standard
GI. G'ss OF The democracybecause his whole course OF
~. @ mas proved him statesman without guile above The
ol ehlcanery and inifigue--ffank and open as the
soi pure purpose and elevated "a rotisrn-and final
ysoaase ne ~ an honest man, coming up 10 the Jser
m Tequisition Tor Office, honest, capable and faith
Ial 70 the constitution"
are the reasons why advocate the election Of
Jhneiai Pierce to the presidency And we are willing to
~. lnelr sufhcency to the verdict and Judgment OF
"' american people The Recruit.
The daily union., 1852-10-29

Arfpaf Of the Niagara. Three Days Later from Europe
HALIFAX, October n The steamer Niagara arrived his
morning, with Liverpool dates the 10Th inst She brings
S6 passengers
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To THE LADuEswe are very hapcy 10 inform -. ,.1,.

f,O THE BADtESwe very happy 10 inform ladies'
that the building below OF
being Completed and Of
er and rubbish which has been nuisance
for the last three four and all cheap
good goods win find greatly their advantage 10 call
fore making their We
Of the retail and,
stock of housekeeping goods
every prices a.
dress goods comprises everything ats and desshe snd
have hesitation have styles ~
moussencs ofvey quality du
plicsted In price by the District We
high Rhnes vnr
widths qualities which will offer cheap nosey
blue Pou n
fact almost all the desirable coIors Of plain silks
We have piece lavender cherry
color piece Of pumpkin color Pou eveains
dresses and -
tweeds and cheap cloths suitable aI.o
splendid stock Of blankets Of description
fer very low prices. fsI7 =
respectfully solicit call from of ROOD scnAs ssA
promise deal fairly with all who may thelr cn
in
Oct H-TuTh&sat2wff WIN aHrsTEn 4 co
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MARRIED.,

/ MARRIED,
On The ash BY the Rev J.xIs B. DosrLAs JAMES
Of this civ. lIa0He +.
On Tuesday, Goth instant, by Rev Tnon.s Foxy
youngest daughter Of GREGORY ENNIS, Of this city
National Medical College anatomical al
m. The public are invited TO aisad.
Amateur students anatomy chemistry informed that
during the session the college, they viii not be required
: ''' GRAFTON TYLER, NJ d..
Desnof the Faculty National Medical College.
0,- Board Healthy stated meeting viii be held on
Saturday, 3oth instant, ~4k O'Clock, pm
wbe held the Club Rooms Friday afternoon the 2e
ss s III ssHs p.as SGpsy @
''Ss os,as I se'''s' = D f1hFe%d Fre.1den,.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
A. Sole Lessee
Prrnn ryrnso, October 20.
The performance ofhe Rsve Family commence with
EvoLUTIoNs ON THE TIGHT ROPE
Anrr which the comic military panlomimeo or
THE SOLDIER FOR LOVE.
10 be f,owedA Ay
NEW AERIAL GROUPINGS.
|
INVISIBLE HARLEQUIN AND THE MAGIC TRUMPET
Prices OF admission b5xep, s. and par
80 children IN under 70 yssr half gse T reserved
tier, 50 csnt'i colored gallery, Is cents.
Dor oace viii S' daily, from 10 O'Clock M O'Clock
p6ao
Iron Hall Assembly Rooms.
On SATURDAY epeains ocfOter 30.
FIFTH CONCERT or THE oooDALL FAMILY.
@ ,enas their se aae 70 aeir numerous friend. and
patrons, and solicit their pacaar attention seecuon for
1. sonsashe shines before Mrs. Goodsi.
Grand fsn,..s. so. mY.sds, oe VA Gocda
assa.rsTsoos. IT. eo Fsrsys Fare q Mr' ood'
ted violin Concerto. Master coodnil.
An interval of Is minuies
sroorp.
l. corels iOih for violin and vioooceo Mr.
ss, a.ss,s =. :, psy t,e Toseh' esSs.I
A.,ors reply TO kaiiisea '''
5 Aa.so and Roaso o% De Bso. second oc '''''
Amnc, IS csa s' 10 begin clock precisely S''' 00''
ny y. @. MCGUIRE. Auctionser,
GALE or CRY LOTS TO CLOSE AN RsTATE.--on Thurs
& soa reserve S ps % aamposss %y ssS"
close an estate via,
=
DO l6. Lot 9, off and 96th
DO ". Lots 1, p, and 3 Pennsylvania avenue, he
9th and 25ih
A.. Lot T. on N street, and
Do az. Lot 4, ON 23d street, between and
north
DO II. Lot is, on street, between 2s and 2od streets
Square square No io5 All.
Square No 42s Lot 4, sth street, between " y.
10 2s3, Lot 2, street, between az
DO asa Lots 10 and %, on l3x street. between and
Do 1904 Lots l, 2, 2, 4, and ~.
De l.oo5. Lot l.
Terms Onefouh, cash the residue In hres
sir, twelve, and eighteen months. the
satisfactorily endorsed and secured by deed Of The
days prop
risk purchaser
Az convryrncng At the expense ofthe purchaser.
Oct 2o-d Jas. O. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer
OLIVER WARREN w. G,LT BROTHER have Just
finished splendid Of SETS pitchers cups
eohiefs, &c. X fHsH NNtH lf-
Aso assortment Of fancy article. q silver suitable for
which, with forks
weight pattern, they offer be
purcbssedin this country ai warranted pure silver
N. w. GALT 4 BROTHER,
Sign OF the golden eagle,
Pennsylvania avenue, between oh and iob streets.
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MASSACHUSETTS,
HoLYoKr, Hampden county, Oct. %, 1856
We feel much better and pnrer in

HoLyoKE, Hampden county, Oct 20, 1854
We feel much better and purer in our
political constitution than we did year ago We care
not how many votes are thrown for the Hale electors in
this State, knowing that Pierce MET have more. be-
cause with the detection that exists in the whg ranks,
The democrats will surely have plurality vote ia the
State; and Massachusetts, Tor the first time in my genera
tion must and will give her electoral votes to The demo-
cratic candidates Pierce and King Is not that glorious
thing TO anticipate confdenilyi
! wish you had been here last Saturday evening. We
raised most splendid flag TO Pierce and King, nearly
four tines large the fuss and feathers flag in
this town. Speeches were made, and everything beio
kened perfect harmony and success.
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A hook for the Times.

Helps Life Of Holiness and Usefulness, Caugheys Reyi
Ill vai Msccisnies.
The demand for this book almost unprecedented the history
OF Methodist publications. have been sold In
about four months The seventh thousand ready Read
these notices ofhs character
have read the hook, and only delighted but feet thar
am better man Al who nave read are greatly easedn sy.
T. suil,ns, OF the Hoson Confefence)
" This book has been blessing fired an
my real and eel IKE working for the Lord
FORE" tRev J. H. Montgomery, Of Alahana)
We should hardly think possible for any Christian IA read
hs volume without pnraking largely Of holy JUNCTION which
brcahes aud every ey Richard az
the Providence Conference. - "
GRAY pAILANrYNr 7th Al,
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The III Dorado.

Nrw Yopx, Oct S--The steamer El Dorado, from New
Orleans via Havana, l. now below, and will be her
wharf about half past O'Clock, p. m.
The steamer Pioneer bgsd, and has proved TO be total
loss.
The general news from California IL favorable. The
state Of society improving, and troubles with the In
disns diminishing Political running high
both parties diligently engaged In the csnvs.. General
good health prevailed Bosiness bfisks fair supply
Of produce, aad good prices Obtained with an improving
tendency The ship N. b. Palmer. Capt Love- had sr.
rived from The States
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Relurn of the Iphais Nh,r G,ore. Hnn,nnd

NEw BEproRD, (Msss,) Oct 2.-The whale ship
George Howiand which seized time ago by the
convcts at Galapagos island, arrived here yestsrdsy
Captain Cuwell w y. Peacock, and officers were the
oiy persons Of the original ships company who re-
turned in her Three died OF starvation exposure
whilst the residue taken from Charles island by the
ships Conger and Susan, both Of New Bedford.
Arrival Of the Faicon-Too Ws,ks Later from California
NEw onLKANs, Oct 2s.-Tbs steamer Falcon arrived
here to-day bringing advces from San Francisco TO Oco-
Der lst The captain Of the clipper Challenge dad
dyseniery at Wbampoa the 10th July.
very extensive sale Of city property had taken place
at San Francisco. The prices paid exhibited advance
Of 80 per cent the expectations OF the owners.
The Falcon touched at San Juan Nicaragua the 2st
instant She LEFT the re three steamships. The Prone
theus waiting for passengers Business San Joan
duh
The mining operations in California very favorable,
and the yield Of gold continues large The fugitive slaves
arrested since the recent decision Of the supreme
have been delivered 10 their owners.
The whsls-ship Huniress OF New Bedford, ally
wrecked the of kamrschaika. The crew iered
terribly. They got s,hore. and ultimately saved.
BALTIMORE, Oct %
The democrats preparing for their last grand rally in
The square twill be an immense gathering The spirit
of democracy is up TO high-woter mark They
betting Two to Maryland but find takers The
wings dspirted
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COLUMBUS, October n The official vote In This State
The late election shows democratic majority for supreme
Judge of ls63z-beng gain CASES majority of q BOO
Piece will beat Scott in this State 600 and
lass
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NEW JERSEY,

RAILWAY, Uct. %, IS32.
Our congressional district is largely democratic we
have every encouragement as to the o'aie. Whhe
prominent wings have repudaled Scott mere IS no'
10 he one single democrat OF the prominent men,
m - The .rank and le' who will not heartily support
,he aeallant Pierce have doubt we shall elect our
ticket by from l5Ooo $500 majority am not like some
here-so sanguine expect over 1000; neither am
in he least desponding have offered 10 bet $500 even
ON ,hs State going for PIERCE with no takers
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CONNECTICUT.

Rock HILL, Oct IS, 1852.
We are all at work. The wings are desperate. and
resort 10 their old tricks-lying deception &c. How
ever we shall carry the State for Pierce and King This
YOU may consider fixed fact We ought to distance ibs
wings 1850 10 1000 | certain shall moi fall
short OF 500.
The daily union., 1852-10-29

IWOODS Ornamental Iron-W Works, Ridge Road, R11l~
adelphaIron stauary-lons, sreyhounds NewfbaD6a44
dogs fountains Of beautiful designs and various sixes iron
spiral and straight improved plans also iron rain and
das, comprising upwards of 300 designs. ie s 1919
Designs and specifications will be part Of the unoa,
by addressing
Oct 5-d2m ROBERT WOOD, PhiIadsspAiG
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gECON D-HAND Piano nj Private s.le-I for sais
very excellent secondhand pianos which win be SOLD
cheap " immediate application i made. . -. s
JAS. g. MCGUIRE,
Oct 0a-N Auction and Commission Merchant
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MISSOURI,

MINE SHIBBULETH, OCt. =, IoO1
81 far as Missouri throughout her length and breadth
il concerned she is democratic to all ntenls and
and no fears need be entertained but that SHE
will give General Pierce 10000 majority.
The daily union., 1852-10-29
NORTH CAROLINA.

CATHARINE LAKE, Oct. %, 1852.
have taken all Inc pains in my power to ascertain
what will be the result OF the presidential election IN
nv State and it seems that may safely rely upon car
ryox the State for Pierce and King Some OF the demo-
cas are betting and giving majority Of 5000 for Pierce
and King
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OHIO.

need only say TO you now that we are not, IN any
portion Of Ohio relying upon our splendid victory out
are organizing for the great 6eldday Of November 81
The wings do not entirely despond. and have lingering
hone Of success ba, their efforts 10 great extent
parayzed by the crushing blow Of the State election
ST. GAINESVILLE Oct. ~, 1852.
regard the State as not debaiable ground The whigs
have never carried the Stale unless they of the
Reserve with from 5000 10000 majority Pierce will
beat Scott in the Reserve which settles the matter in
the State
The daily union., 1852-10-29

uARPER'. new Monthly Maaasine for November.
ii Tanning. Cuy3ns and Leather Dressing edited from
The French, wh additions ny csmpben Morhtlasa
ted BY 700 wood cnrrsyises J vol, svo.
This day received, and for sale by
ou0 Boos.rIer near Sth street.
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NEW YORK,

N4H GENEVA, Uct. 20, I652.
The best OF feeling prevails among the democracy.
Scarcely man who ever voted with but is snthnsl
ssc for Pierce and King The Hale" ticket draws
sboot equally from the two old parties, and few at that
W. have large accessons by the naturalization OF Tor
sgners. by young men just come OF age and some who
havs aways voted with the wings will give vote for
a. na,iooal nominees as against the military chief
,,;o who heads the whig forces.
The daily union., 1852-10-29

DIsCOyERH and Expioraiion Of the AlississarDa val
ley with the Maquee Al0nsy, msnhFe
ennepn, and Anaase Douay by John Glmay Shea voi Ao
The Forest; byJ " Huntington, author Of Lady Alice
Mems Wivesi by Thackcay. AppeIons Popular Library
Lives Of Wellington and Peel Appeon's Popular Library
Manual of Molluska Rudimena Treatise
by .P. Woodward. ] vol, London. se2
TAYLOR b MAURY,
Oct27 Booksellers, street..
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MusoATlNE, Oct. 19, 1852
Al, right in Iowa flor the democrats.l
TENNESSEE

Paris, Oct. II, 1852.
H., q bis time have heard OF bat one democrat 10
~ s,,s ,ba, would vote for Scott, and he does so upon
,hs ground tha, Scott is better aboltlons' than ferce
hear Of and meet with wings in every neighborhood
who vote for Pierce for the same Teasoni e. hal oco
i The hest aboli,onist.
The daily union., 1852-10-29

On the 2sh instant JaxHs B. DosKLAs, JAMES
SUTTON esq 70 Miss CATHARINE ISABELLA LOCKE, both
Of this ey. tsssuh1s -f#sE ~
On Tuesday, the instant, by Rev. THoMAs FoLKr
JOHN Y. ELLIS, OF Portsmouth, Virginia, 10 MARY ANN,
youngest daughter OF GREGORY ENNIS csq this city.
The daily union., 1852-10-29

03~ Board of Hsaith-A stated meeting viii be held
Saturday, Both instant, a,4k O'Clock,