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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALriMoRE. October 5--p. N.
The telegraph to-day announces the death Of sx Gov
Whitoomb OF Indiana, aud United States senator
from that State. He gentleman well known and
highly esteemed.
The democrats OF Baltimore in better spirits
They admit that the wings have somewhat reused up
from long lehargc sleep. This. however, 10 moro
desirable than otherwise You know that democracy al
ways fights harder. and is more certain of success.
when II has formidable foe. To have an opposition
worth conendng against gives life to The battle, and
imaon 10 those arrayed in il. The mayoraty
goes on bravey. The democratic vote at this election
will not be SO large il would be under other crc0m
stances, but triumph is certain.
The Daily Argus. edited by our talented and we'll
known fellow citizen. B, II. Richardson, is doing good
service II rs encouraging TO observe that this faithful
old democratic sentinel has greatly improved in enter
prise. tact, and talent. II is only valuable
commercial journal containing also The latest telsgaphc
and other important news bat always vgilant in the
OF democratic trulh fights its battles against all
opposition with marked effect, and is gaining very wide
circulation not only in the State and city, but throughout
the Union.
The Mechanics Fair is drawing immense crowds IL
is far superior TO anything of the kind held in this
gion The mechanics know how to do things up right.
Business continues steady Sales OF $50 bbs. Howard
street flour at ~ 81 also 900 bbls City Mills at the
price. There in change in the prices oI grain
other articles.
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very heroes who had led them TO battle The American
volunteer Is The American voter the regular. who
has served his allotted time in the army pursuing
the 1yocatons OF peace in the ranks of civil life Each
OF these men is history OF the campaign through which
he passed and each will recall the manner in which the
oes and the weaknesses OF Scott and his war upon
~ officer OF any distinction with whom he has been
cated have been discussed and denounced the march
or the bivouae, and by the hre,sde at home. Their
voices will tell what side they will take in the present
struggle, and we are willing to abide the issue.
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The Georgia Democracy.

The Republic is in ecsaces at what II ancles 10 be the
irreconcileabe bros OF the Georgia democracy. We
would not mar the mnh OF our faceious neighbor by
dspellng lis pleasing delusion if itself only
cerned but unwilling Tor II 10 communicate It's
delight by propagang mistake (s that polite enough y
The Georgia democracy sufficiently united TO carry
the State for Pierce and King No compromise yet
conened all the parties concerned and is possible that
certain individuals may be dissatisfied with the recent
adjustment OF the difficulties which have divided the
Georgia democracy But the great bulk OF the party is
content and when such men Governor Mcdonald
and Howell Cobb unite heartily in support of ticket,
there is little probability of its defeat We are
satisfied with the prospect in Georgia; and il the
Republic is satisfied also. much the better.
We would suggest 10 the Republic the proprsiy OF cor
rectng an error into which il has doubtless unwngly
fallen in reference to those Union democrats OF Georgia
who refuse 10 support the present democratic electoral
ticket in that State. The Republic represents these gen.
temen as being opposed 10 the democratic candidate.
Such is not the fact We doubt if there be democrat
in Georgia who does not give Pierce and King cordial
and Jealous support
VIII the Republic tell TO what extent the wings of
Georgia usited in support of Scou' What is the
harmony among the Georgia wings ~
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From the Richmond Examine
speech of Senator Hunter.

Mr r. NJ. n Hunter addressed The citizens OF Rich
mond on Friday night with unsurpassed ability and clio.
quence The African church filed TO overfowng
set though the material Of Mt Hunters speech .,
character absiruse and metaphysical IN comparison with
the political Trades the people Of this place sccus.
toned 10 hear not an individual stirred from The arst to
the last OF it, Seldom have we ever witnessed such al
lenlion 10 the most exciting lhemesneyer TO dis
course Of closely wrought and unimpassloned argument
MIR Hunter spoke upon The principles Of the Virginia
States rights school oi politics deailed their history
traced their operation upon the desnes OF the United
States. and established their transcendeni Importance to
the future He dealt little with ephemeral individuals
but treated carefully Of the great facts from which The
political peponases Of day derive all the importance
that they have lie stated his premises with clearness
drew hs deductions with the utmost precision and adorn-
ed the latter portion Of bis discourse with several pas
cages of uncommon eloqnence.
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An Extra Effort.

Extract from General Scots speech at Paris, Ken
lucky:
1T is indeed, happy thing TO find ourselves in the
midst Of presence such this in Kentucky, celebrated
FOR the beauty Of her forests tue fertility Of her sol-cee
brated In sc for every,hng great la the growth Of cat
e-great in growth Of and OF the first emf
nence and worth Oh that had a voice 10 reach you all
Oh, that had some OF those gifts Of eoquence which
would enable carry you the warmth and sincerity
Of my feelings !"
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BY TELEG GRAPH.

Later and important from a--Arivat Of The Back
Warrior.
NEw ORLEANS October 5.--The Picayune has received
by Black Warrior files of Havana papers and private
to the inst days later hsn tho
Empire Cys The dsaffection on the island Of
Cuba representeda growing stronger and more vio
lent every day. and that the official acts and orders Of fos
captain general had been openly denounced Persons VINO
in tho slightest degree suspected being arrested
almost hourly and thrown into prison. Tho police iorce
had been largely increased Domicsry visits wore Of
frequent Occurrences. SO fearful the authorities Of an
outbreak that scarcely vessel reaches any oil the seao
that no, Immediately boarded by ofcsn and
thoroughly -edrched.
The execution OF Sgno Facciola took place the ooth
1t caused considerable So was the shock
experienced by his mother who had been denied IN ntsr
view with him. that she died after his execution.
The of Count De Doro Ducas and Jos6 Pariss
caused great CONSERVATION. .as rsaHs
An edct issued by the captain general against the
steamer City. forbdding the harbor
whilst Mr. Smith, the purser, remained on board This
edict still in force. M
Facciola who executed. only ~ years Of age.
He publicly garoted. He declared before dying that
he alone the proprietor OF the secret press Voz Dsi
Pueblo" He died with much frmness.
The bags of American barque CorAelia. from
New York. by the Cuban authorities the st
opened and rnsd OF their contents.
The Dsfuicatio~ Case.
New YoRK, Oct. 5--rhe defalcation charged agsinst
Mr. Bowen clerk of Brown Brothers Co.. turns out not
ter will be amcably arranged. No criminal inlsntion
shown during the investigation.
Der. 5-p. m--Ciovernment stocks in steady request
United States 6s 1867 Iisa Sales of Canton Att; Ede,
80. Exchange London, loa premium
Death Of Er Governor Whieomb-
Nxw YoHK, Oct. Six. Governor Wh,comb, OF ladi-
ana, died his lodgings here last night, Aer brief i'll
His mortal remains will leave for indianapolis TO-
morrow under charge of his friends The deceased was
gentleman widely known and besides being governor.
has flied many other high and responsible ohices
Encampmenf Broken Up.-Fdtai Accidents
SYRACUSE, (N. Y.,) Oct 5.-Thc military encampment
here yesterday broken mp by unfortunate accidents.
Col Vandenburg thrown from his horse and killed.
Mr.. Adam Gilcher was shot dead whilst froc.
Co~trae for a Railroad 7ht ST. Char.es Hotd.
Nrw ORLEANS, Oct 5Conirscts have been entered into
FOR building eight miles OF the New Orleans and Jackson
railroad. The papers were signed yesterday.
The pillars of the St. Charles Hotel. appears,
In danger giving way and the mayor has taken timely
precsution prevent disaster by the buildings falling.
This circumstances has caused much regret
Late MercIa Netrs
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Sales To-Day.
ny y N sraArTos, Auct,on.sr.

(Pennfyipania arenue, Of KniA street,
DMlNIsTRATRIS SALE or CARpESTER's TOOLS, Ae~-
Wednesday October 6th 10 O'Clock,
shall sell all the tools and implsscnss of
belonging
which extensive complete and In .rc~ilcn osd~r
S25 under $50 credit Of
SO, four
factoriy endorsed, bearing interest.
By order Of the admnisuatir.
nrt. - "A
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Hon. J. ID. Freeman, OF Mississippi.

The continued illness in the family Of this gentleman,
one OF the able democratic representatives from Misss
spp has thus far prevented him from leaving Washing
ton 10 take part in he presidential canvass.
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ee M.sonicA stated communication Columbia RoyaI
Arch Chapter rs will be held of ana ION
streets, this "wednesday evening at Z O'Clock.
by order of NJ. T. II. P
8. V. NILES,
oclo Secretary.
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ny J. G. MCGUIRE, huctione.r.

ByJ. @. MCGUIRE, ,huctioneer.
CUPERIoR OLD LONDON DOCK, CoGNAC, PINET AND
~ otad bfandies hnihaun vhiskey port sherry and madeira
wines Havana cigars, confectionery, nOn Monday
morning. October the lih at 10 o'clock sell a The sor.
Fitzgerald (e having 10 relinouih bne
presently Pennsyvsna doors cast of he
United States Hotel, all his stock in trade, comprising
Superior old London dock brandy In casks and BOTTLES
DO Guard, Dupuy Co, do do
DO rtn.t, Caselon A. Co.. do 40
DO seKnette n Co. 90 40
DO port md sherry wines do DO
DO Ruthraun whskey In cask.
DO Mononsahela and Irish whiskey in casks
pn Holland gin, jamaica spirits, Stouahton bitor.
Large lot Of Havana cgar., brands
Lot Of prime chewing and smoking tobacco
Pickles, catsup, chocolate,
rfuncs, rasns, amonds hlbous, canary seed
a3 bores No. Ore crackers
I.oi of candies candy lars counter scales
Platform scales, glass erhts M measures
Together with lot Of toys fancy goods
Terms s25 and under n of and
four months for satisfactorily endorsed benng Interest
ct6-d JAS. q. MCGUIRE, Auctloneer
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ny GREEN q SCOTT. Aaetisns.rs.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT At AUCTIoN.-We will sell
the premises Wednesday the 9th Of October ~ ocosh
part OF lot No III No. 34, froas,ng ~ feet
and a fraction street, and running back fosreI
This situated NJ of
the most and
Thy wishing beautiful site for psivsss
residence. Title indspuable. ".
balance in O. g. and ~ ~ssshs,
interest. deed given and deed Of trust taken.
octI-d GREEN Il SCOTT, Aucttsassrs.
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BROWNSVILLE, Licking county, Ohio,
September 2s. 1879

StpleflOef % 1907,
To the Editor Of he Uaions
MIR Tipon one Of the clerks OF the Land Office Depart
ment in Washington who has obtained leave OF ahsene,
for few weeks, for the purpose qf ssconeering here
home in Ohio who receives a salary OF fourteen hun
drod dollars per annum and who has rendered his rcsu
nation take effect the 4th March next delivered him
self OF one OF his most eloquent and effective military
and amt. slavery speeches in this psse few DAYS ago
In his commens on the resolutions annexed he
made il very clearly appear that ihe Compromise Qncu
ding the fugitive slave law not intended az final
iy by the whig party He esdeavored TO make all his
hearers (about twenty believe that there was already
such abuse Of puwerr and "evason" as 10 reauire
aperatyely an amendment and amelioalion OF the sttn
gent provisions OF that unconstitutional and odious
law !" and finally, he urged upon all good whipsp
ree-soiers incluled) to vote for Cen Scott who was
oncommltled TO slavery and against Pierce who was an
avowed friend and supporter Of the Compromise through.
out
We dismiss so plain without comment, hut with
the single suggestion that Mr. Tpsoa had better keep
.uch rhetorical gasconades closely locked in his cranum
or else calculate upon turning all wings against the
chosen standard bearer Of their party, Gen. Scott
We commend such whg eeciioneering in the North to
the consideration OF southern friends II would be
well Hon. Truman Smith placed in possession Of a
full and verbatim copy Of this bunkum speech thst
he might, under the lraak OF M Cs give il an exlen
sve circulation on the sunny side Of Mason and Dxon
line. Yours SC
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Late Mericdu NetrI.

Nrw ORLEANS Oct "a change has occurred In the
Mexican cabinet. A National Guard at Vera Cruz has
been placed at the disposal Of the Minister OF War.
All fears Of revolution have been quelcd The Council
Of Government decidedly agains, session Of
Congress,
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CuHNITuRE nay GOODS.

L the store of the subscribers-
supply of superior qusy boiled
ran,ed unmivej, and free from odo
One bale superior ucknss, various widths qualities which
will have order.
one case new style and eegan, transparent shades gold bor
deru and medallion centres
These goods different from anything OF The kind
o sale IN this part country They
oT
with ali the futures o hanging reasonable
prices.
vooIs erun,l eohr
style flowers borders, szes IO 10
10 eheap and supply superior family
blankets
Also style satin damasks, Substitute
chnizes, which for and covers strong
cours, and cheap. CLsGErf n DOns0N.
Oct 5-eo3in
THE Hosrdiog aud Day OF ftt H.~,ey
win be reopeaed Wednesday, September resi-
dence Pennsylvania avenue,
Reference Rev. safh pync D. o. Rector
Sept 03-eod2w
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n =. STEERS NEW GooDs

d T. STEERS NEW GOoDs.-p. J. STEER, merchant
tailor, has received very complete
goods and invites The public them
himself that he will be able a serve his customers
before allowed himself more tins and
tatrn greater pains than usual in laying IN stock.
Prices viii be low, and AL work viii he done the best
m,nner. #
Sept 22-Aaw3wif
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T. ALL GODDs-For genuemenis wear new, nch,
r. ruieA, of the best quality. Ml.
Just received BY ". y, LOUDON A CO.,
Msns MERGERS and rssors, Browns Hcte'
a~pt m
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noerdtie Saie Cenfral Committ,t.
wA.mxeros. Angus, 3. Iss2

WASHINGTON, August IS, 1852.
GENTLEMEN Your letter of the 18th inst inviting me
10 meet the democratic State convention nj Trenton on
Wednesday, the 18Th OF September next finds me here
last days Of long session OF Congress- and with many
anxeiies for the OF several measures yet unde
cided which deem important Tor the interests OF New
Jersey have only time 10 write brief reply there
fore, 10 your kind communication.
Called, a. you know to take scat 10 The Seaae from
private employments. extensive and widespread, and
great sacrihee Of personal interests, these have claim
upon al least fof tine after shall leave this plae
which nothing but absolute necessity could justify me
IN neglect NJ, and which may prevent my being present
on the occasion you refer &C.,
But, geollemsn, let say 10 you, 10 the convention
and 10 my democratic fellow citizens of New Jersey, that
the ha rdwrting the walls Of The Assyrian palace
not more distinctly visible than il the foreshado~ed doom
OF the whg party IN the Unions and the onward march
oi the glorious phalany Of democracy 10 victory in
gallant and patriotic State is among the things revealed
in the signs OF the times clearly that he who runs
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Union
Commodore stocktonls Letter.

Several Of our whg contemporaries have circulated the
report that Commodore Stockton will not support Pierce
and King al the coming election. The following eloquent
letter from the Commodore nails the statement TO the
counter base coin:
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Appointment by the President.

Harvey Lindsey - be inspector of the peuiteosv
in District Of Colombis, IN the place Of y l. Iowers
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FRENCH MtILINERN.-Now opening AZ Mrs, NJ. a. HILLS
Rlage and hsndsomc assortment OF the above goods
she invites Of the ladies' Pattern hats opened
urday, ph. ctB-dlwlf
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CAUD.-The attention public respectfully called "a
o handsome and wekep place this
residence Of A. Morton, "a
vsnia avenue. JAS. e. MCGUIRE,
Oct6-dN Ancuoneor.
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ny J. c. MCGUIRE. A.et,o~~.r.

Wy u @. MCGUIRE. Awcttoneer.
A UCTfoN SALE OF NEW ROSEWOOD, WALNUT, Ma
"a cal fnrniiuraOn Thursday
October tho h 10 O'Clock shall sell Apollo Hail.
18th and lft The
Hipkns he having determined close his busnss
French and other sofas
niyanA, rockers, tshles
French, Gothic, and mahogany spring sest choirs
Walnut chairs, hat racks
Ladies' and mahogany work tables
bookcases, music racks
Pull marble dressing and plain bureaus
Enclosed wast-andz toilet tables
Mahogany and cherry breakfast and dining tables
French bedsteads, trundlo bedsieads
Maple bedstcads, cradles, clocks
Gilt frame looking glasses, Hauers hc. &2NfE
under and
months for satisfactorily endorsed notes hearing
las. c. MCGUIRE,
sep99-d Ase'so~esr.
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NOTIcE-A meeting Of the Vigilance Committee Of
~ Jackson Democratic Association win
evening the 9th instant, Democratic Ham, Pennsylvania
avenue, at 7h, p m,
Punous earnestly requested
JOHN y. ENNIS,
oct6 Chairman
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pryrprNcrs.

NorrSchoo omnbnse win he provided
pupils whose guardians prefer that should
and teir homes The young ladies who themselves
enjoy daily vt
tendance unaffected ny the changes IN the weather. p
For th rates % fare Sc drec, application 70 the pripcpa
quested Oc, s-d3uf-
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Five Hundred Dollars Reward
MAyops OrrIcr.
Washington October o, 1879.
REWARD of 500 will be paid for apprehension or for such
information iead to the apprehension,
who entered and nre the oliver whesey
this city the evening of Monday, instant The reward
70 be paid the conviction Of the person persons may
apprshcnded. JOHN w NAURY.
oct o-eoN Mayor.
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MISS HOGAN win open an English ard French

Mss HoGAs VIII open an English snd French
wi boarding and day school Friday, 9Th October
l3h and lih OF the alley
For circulars application may principal me
Rev m Butler and at the bookstores IN Washington
and Rierapdria.
II omitted 70 meuton IN the circulars young
ladies desire instruction IN Latin Italian Spanish German
the services Of the most professors win be procured
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RAPPs Niche Gold Pcns-Pstented 1852, ersssaessH
~ All e propsne ~ the finest auI durability
me metal Recommended BY citizens of Wash
inaion For sale Al the agency,
TAYLOR n MAURYs
Detb Books,ose, Nh sssess
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ICE tREaMThe subscriber prepared furnish Hsiles
sr parties, balls win the beet qualify cseas vss,,
ices, Nc, nj ak quart
Ths Ice cream received regularly from the sssbhmsas II
Fuspei baltimore, and h.
article the pnhic a osly
Particular paid serving parties kay. pvA, AZ
various sizes and foFos
J. l.. w. pouskv.
oh'ee north iiih street, near r.ns-yranIa avensnA
NH--rrssi cream can be hsd any time - 'T'~-
S-db& eod3,.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-20
Cabinet-aInking Busimcss,
TO THE PUBLIC,

TFNllE subscriber tenders his thanks to The pee
l. pie Of berkeley AMI the adjoining Counlies
for the liberal patronage heretofore extended ID
him, AMI respectfully informs them tlat lie has
taken charge of the Martinsburg Foundry hinvly.
and viii FOX the future contact its business ia his
own name. lie Is determined to render satisfac-
ton to all faycrng hin With their custom He il
ready to furnish any kind Of CASTINGS, to turn.
finish and iit up any kind Of Bill Castings in the
best manner, in any style, and upon reasonable
terms Old Castings will be taken in exchange
for new
The subscriber will also continue 10 manufacture
portable HORSE POWER TER EsnIsG MACHINES.
lie has patterns fer two, fcar and SIX horsepower
Machines ara viii warrant any he may furnish to
give satisfaction. There were some mistakes made
IN bis fhresling Machines Of last year which have
sinae been reciihed lie has since sold two in the
field aaer stir trial.
The g.blic are invited to come and try for them
selves f. W. PAMPELL
August IL, 1851.
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LITTLEiS
with OIL, FOR NAN AND BEAST.

VI ffilS is pronounced 10 be one of the best
~ preparations ever offered 10 the public for
tie various affections or Horses, viz:
SPrdias, Gus, Bruises. Seedlings, E,alar-
gcd joints. Saddle and Collar Gaids,
Scratches, Pooiepil, Ess,uIa,
S'ceeny, &C.. s..
II is now in general use as a Liniment for
Man, for Sores cfall kinds, pain in the Limbs.
&c.. and has made some perfect cues Of
Rheumatism.
Prepared for The Proprietor a, VIM. d. Harris
Drug Store, ScousyiIle; Albemarle County,
Va.
None genuine but those slgned Thomas w.
L'sile on the out side Wrapper. Price 37i
els. per bottle.
ec~For sale BY VIM. H. HEsLErrvE. Mar
iinsburg JoHs +. BRuSry, North Mountain !;
JOHN WYsoSe, Darkesyil!e; Also, By Drug
s'sls and Merchants throughout the Coun Try.
july % IS5i--tv
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FHsuE Propnesofs hayespent much time "a,
IL bringing thispreparauon otSARsA7ARIILA
tolis presents stale OF perfection; and the ex-
rerience offourleeu years has furnished them
the most ample opportunity 70 study, in ihsir
various forms, the diseases for which il is re-
commended. and TO adapt il exactly to their
reliefand cure. Patients who wish RrALlr
coon Medicine, are Invited to give j, trial.
and satisfy themselves offs Superiority, and
theinvaluable property itpossssses Of aussiing
and curing disease. The bottle has been en-
laFged 10 hold ONE QUART. and in its present
improved form may safely claim 10 be tie ssss
and GREATEST medicine OF the age. Its pro.
gress toihe fame II has attained, may be traced
by a long line offac,s and cures, that stand a.
landmarks and beacons for the invalid, point,
ing the way TO the haven Of health; and wha,
ithas already done forthe thousands whe have
used il, il is capable or doing fer the millions
still suffering and struggling with disease |,
puriiies. cleanses and strengthens the fountain
springs oflife, and iniases new yigor through.
onithe whole malirame.
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