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The daily union., 1852-10-08
CLEVELAND, (ohio,) Sept. %, 1852

have been in Cleveland some two weeks, and have
pains to ascertain the facts in regard the ap
preaching election. Unless miracle takes place 10 pre-
vent Ohio is to give her electoral vote to Pierce and
King. have conversed with intelligent OF all par.
ties. and they agree in the opinon that Scott stands
chance whatever in this State.
Gen. Scott was here on Monday, and made speech
from The balcony OF the American. The leading wbigs
many of them, swearing mad after the speech was
made Says one, "What did he want to speak for and
make such a judy OF himsell'" Says another, "Tha
speech has lost 500 votes" "What vain old !"
says another, "he ought 10 be satisfied just TO shake
hands with the people and leave"
The daily union., 1852-10-08
CHARLESTON, Is. G.

The fever is abating. The nights quite COOL
but the days still The advces by the Asia have
to hand The cotton market is slightly depressed
The daily union., 1852-10-08

BURLINGTON, IN. J,,) 1852.
The fourth large mass meeting of the democracy Of
Burlington was held in the city Of Burlington on Satur.
day. There was great oupourng Of the people, and
great enth usiasm. The meeting held in the large
yard in front Of the headquarters Of the Granite Club,
which filled to its utmost capacity. The large as
semblage addressed excessively by Gen f. v. r.
Wright, OF Hudson county, in this State, and by the
mayor of the city. Col James w. Wall, in speeches of
considerable length Another meeting will be held on
Saturday evening, when Hon Charles Skelton and Col
Wall will be the speakers
The democracy Of this county heretofore the strong
hold OF whggery, putting their shoulders to the
wheel in good Burlington used 10 roll up from
800 TO 900 whig majority. Last election they fell 10
500, and in the presidential election they will be reduced
40 800
The Granite Club of this township is the most active
in the State. They keep up correspondence with all
parts Of the State They have rented one OF the largest
houses in the for their headquarters, and almost
every night they have meetings in the open air and
speaking Their opponents seem disbearened and well
they may be- The information from every par, OF the
Stale OF glorious triumph in November. In
deed, one OF the leading members of the Wing State
Central Committee admitted this morning that they could
not calculate on New Jersey, Put down New jersey
sure for Pierce and King
The daily union., 1852-10-08
Markets.

NEw YoRK, October THE stock market 10 slishtly
hmer-saes of United States SIS, 1867 1881 Canton
shares. ~; Erie, siA. Money easy Exchange on Lon.
don. 10l I0h premium.
The Asias has had eliec, on the marke et for
bread uffs-saes OF 5000 bbls -four 81 25 e. 81 for
State brands southern, 81 50 "a S. Sales of 10 900
bushels Ohio wheat 1903 for white and 85 for
red southern whe ITO cents Sales l5 900 bushels of
IL ~ for mixed. Oats ~ 46 cents Pro-
visions dul--mess pork. SIT 6s. Bacon unchanged Lard
in barrels, ll cents Groceries stesdyRo coffee, 81 81
cen Cotton is dull under the news, aud
small. Whskey, "a cents.
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R., his brother, and many more of the wings, have got
their eyes open and turned democrats The betting here
Se5 to 800 that Pierce gets this State and no wings
foolish enough TO bet on the general result There
is no chance in the world for Gen. Scott
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Native American.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-08-26

CovrNANT LopGE, No. 20.
IT, L. Bailey. \. c., T. II. Williams, eecretary.
imcet~ ar Columbus. every Saturday night.
NrKENpHEE Lopez. No. 80.
Daul. Williams. n. c.. n. n. Davis Secretary,
meets a. Columbus every Monday night.
FRlrNnsutr LoDGE. No. 9S.
VI. r. Glenn. n. C.. w. DowSng, Sr., Secy.
Meets ar Barton, every Friday night
FoualapY EvcruruENr. No. 6.
H. L. Bailey, c. p, II. Hale Scrbe-mects
mt Columbus, on the lst and 3rdTuesdays in
each month.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-08-26
SOCIETIES IN LOWNDEs COUNTY.
MASONIC.
Cn1-1.NfRIrs LODGE. No. !

CoLuMBUs LODGE, No. 5.
s. s. franklin, W. NJ. N. +. Goodwin, Sec'y.
Meets al Columbus, on the lst Friday ofeach
month.
LowNprs LoDGr. No. ia.
a. w. Lampkin. w. NJ O. T. Keeler. Sec'y.
Meets az Columbus on the Bird Friday of each
month.
DAuvrY LrrscouB LoDer, Ia.
Scott Thompson. w. NJ. Richardson. Sec'y.
Meets ~ Charlottesville. on the Bird Saturday
of each month.
CoLruFrs r. A. CHAPTER. No 4.
C. II. Albert II. P.1 n. F. Goodwin. Secy
Meets ~ Columbus. on the LIST Monday after
2 ST Friday Of each month.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-08-26
DIR. J. RROWNRIGG,

TTAS removed 10 the well known Office for
IL m'Jy occupied by DR.. Loguc, opposite
Pope's IIorcl where be may be found ready TO
attend promptly 10 professional calls in Column
bus. and tQ tnc ~Err0unding country.
Columbus. Miss. Jan. LIST, 1852. 44-ly.
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s. OFT.

CoLuunvs DIVISION No. 0, Sons CT TEMPER
AycE.-'rhc stated meetings Of This Division, are
held nj Temperance Hall at Columbus. every
Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock.
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H. o. o. +.
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NEW BOOkST5
The Campaign ofiGen. seo,t
GAN LYlNTEREsTIN ~

'ss.4 ~ fsisl.t j VOL. lZMO.y
M GORE & ANpERsoN, have justreaay In a.,
: 1l,..I.THE CAMPAIGN OF GENERAL sco1y
IN the vaiiy Of Mexico. BY Lieut. Raphael Il
detailed account OF General Seott's brilliant II "a
- Lieut. s. Is q man OF sterling xsnse.
"a tperuoi account eai he saw-henaan u.
Aa?irited and extended sketch OF the las, M.y;,,.
paig.. The author Is attached to tho Navy h.,
accidcr Is connected with the Army.-Phiiad o.
Written in clear and vigorous lyle, md Il IL
after having eonnsnssd its perrsal, TO Lay ii ,siss
Ono OF the most gallant officers in the Navel
whole volume, as work ofintellect, is worthy OF
place In the department. TO which II belencs .St V
ait ID no small praise the author to :. - ,h,,
never read history evidently SO fairly wrii,,s.s1s
"a volume full of nstruetion and interest, n.
i've Of with psrsosa en-
the distinguished actors init-',-Ndtional Era
We have seen work ,shiehbas given at,eh xi,
OF en- seott's Campagn P.ess. Tue eve.
Has given TO the public very attrartv ework..n,
CS. CO Standard. rF lNAs's-
We find in this book ne most Ife.liIe aese,,,.s
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battles and victories, that we hnvc ever reaa"Ws
Rerieio. 4A- " i-7a' '1'ifT f2.'s4.l'ss
q We follow with interest renewed, as we ,av,n
footsteps OF that consunats soldier, whose
triumphs from Vera Cruz TO The City ofexieo, ws,..
ries OF manGayers nbsoutsly unsurpassed in tho
His original descriptonsarc drawn with rrea, sr
He is Lively and spirited narrator. His battle LIS
extremely vivid, and produce deep impressjn
Imagination. He critieises the military
eided partisan spirit, but with evident abaty.~Erss
Sup> ''- 10. ''.'tN- if'S4l at19ll = - =. II
The very best book which that war has Called -,
Philcdeiphic Pres6yfe,-icE !'1 . ~1H 'o',t-
In reading some Of the authors descriptions of
anu storms, can hardly wonder The fasein,sa
enthusiasm productive OF the almost ine,edp, a z!
proress repeatedly displayed during the xe,,
Princeton Rerie1c. W.
The book is more than abls its statis,ies
and sketches, give tho reader clear accom-, S
campaign as can ba found any where, superior In
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that eminent commander, Gen. Seott-H1ype,., We
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...---- RURNER's
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

1 PoWELL'S FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA :.
teiye and aeeon9odate vis,ers This derstI 10 w s
teIns place is situated eight miles Woodstock
tween the Fort and Mansanutten Mountains. The new
building hund, ed ieet in lengh commenced sea
Rfs sna for the or s
Families have been erected convenient to the boarding
| These SPRINGS consist of WHITE, Blue and BLACK
SULPHUR CHALYBEATrE LIMESTONE and SLATE, having
the WORK Oh NatuTe's own labIaiory They send forth
seien, quantity Of pure water to supply many thousands
sim the ground gradually rising to the south and until
reaches the western base OF the Mansanuiten from
whchis presented to the eye OF the beholder
enchanting landscape views the country.
SOUTH south and number OF mounds
rising up distances % 10 100 yards and from
to 100 feet above the level bottom and to the
approached nom the cast rear, by gentle ascent
The Fort Mountain with its picturesque scenery, its ut
ANA, which, for bold outline and pleasing va Tety is
deed the scenery presented to vioyy nom Inc smm If
Mansanuen and Fort Mountains, embracing the Page
Warren and Shenandoah Valleys must be to be
in addition to the Springs proper there number OF
celebrated Mountain Spring 100 yards distant q The
senss op mnd
To the south from the Springs about three quarters
es Sn re new sprinr Ieeenty opened ama ny
beautiful group willows that shade the Sulphur Springs
Visiters coming from the North East can enter the
The prorimyG he mountains, about twelve miles to the
cast FRONT he Springs The rugged grandeur OF this
natural dele the rocks towering to the very Clouds
strikes the traveller with awe and admiration.
On arriving at the Springs, the invalid has at with
OF the busy world and Ieeuperae his exhausted
spoud him and pasans the rich Vands bat ars s G
prepared for the nourishnent OF hisfra body liz
VIC viii state for the benefit those who NAV not be
OF the fact that large farm attached TO
Springs where horses astued
or stabbed they may prefer 81 = : ~ = = = I
Tie BAR will be furnished with the choicest LouoIs
Cigars, Tobacco, &c. ~ =
attentive ostlcr will be in attendance and
icIe departments OF the houses and everything
shall be done that can contribute comfort OF the
guests. 49,. E-tf i
visiting the spIinss from the NORTH can leave
baltimore In morning. and arrive here the next morn
Ing by the way Winchester and Woodstock Persons
South, will leave Staunton in the morning arrive
at woodstock to dinner and the Springs TO tea :
For the amusement OF those who may wish 10 partci.
pate such exercises Ten Pin Alley has been erected
A Bath House, with everything requisite for Bathn.
has been erccted for the Accommodation OF visitors
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HE take pleasure in informing their friends
and the travelling community generally, that they
this day taken possession OF that well established and ia
vorably Known HOTEL N
sfFTFS',,F CONGRESS HALL,
01a Third ands Chesnut streets
They had the house thoroughly repaired the
introduced and furnished in style
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This decidedly located house in the city being
in the immediate vicinity OF business the Exchange Custom
House. and many other public buildings. fT %
Lines of Onnbuses leave for every part of city
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The subscribers are determined to spare no pains in
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MORRIS & JACKSON, Proprietors.
James E. Norris who ia well known many OF the bus
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AMERICAN WING REVIEW

AMERICAN WING REVIEW
the orsins; Prospeetp. Of the American RsT n,t
Isucd at Washington by Mr. Cotton, its former ~
tor and Ef.tor, number OF the leading Wing aems,r
the Twenty seventh Congress. GfS!6-6 snbscIioto ~
names to the following resouton:- ~ ? -. ,o-ai
l,-tEarnestly approving tho plnH OF such
long needed and OF manifest Importance, the unas r.
agreeto contribute for its pages from time to une
Communications may DO necessary 30 set ioin rs
fend the doctrines OF tho United Wing Party Of nc
Signed by George p Marsh, Daniel d. BeInau,
Pheraon Berricn, J.'R. Ingeraolf E icy MOTIF, n
Clingman, Daniel Webster, X. c. Winthrop ny
Ter King, Hamilton Fish, J. p Kennedy, Wm t''''
Rufus Choatc, Alexander H. Stephens" = III
portrait OF some distinguished pe III
be foun1 in every number OF the Review. They W.
ally be portraits OF living American Statesmen anu
ever thatis possible, will be accompanied win an
tic Memoir Of the person Represented ~ - .osias
The first objects OF the Review are OF eosss r.
it is designed to set forth and defend the 2,isens
measures, and the OF the Uaika lYhtg P,tt
Unions has been matter OF just repIoaen eS
that though it embraces its due proportion o.
gcnee and learning OF the county, 1T has no
Monthly Organ devoted to the expressien M And
its opinions and measures, The p N,
can Review have done what in them nes 70
repIcach. By securing contributions from sou'ee'
and truth ~, ,,r,. B
The literary department of the Review wilf ~"
spiri. with the political. is,.. I.yfH zIIt ,dy,rtt
51TeRMs.-Singie subscriptions s. year, IN 81
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ABooK FOR THE TIMES!
.I...r ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN

r@aN AS ISL 4tgIl Fff.aI.r.t -
Icing narratives, and incidents in the real IiFE
nv THE LowLY.' by " l.. q. smith, Esq.,. us .r'
The object OF lc author is represent condition
the Slave lit his tide but comfortable cabin his daily
iuiioms and pascs, the relations between master and
the mistaken uisconceiycd vie Tvs of he
passions and sentiments III their natural iorms,
displayed in the umblcst lot OF society," thus showing
happiness hcH freedom; :and at the represent,
10, class of people, viz The Planter
hns seldom been done, and whose characte exhibited in
cNcIy day lic Is well calculated TO win the amialc ju
n!cnt oil the world ~
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chapter 1-'Od Virginia.
a. 2-1he Plantaton-Unclc Toms LlzincSs.
a. 3-Sobriety and Mcrrinicnt. * .r
" 1.-The Punishment. -..g ..
1.-The School Master.
:" Family of the Planter
T-School Keeping r-...
:. S-Thc Secret League of Rebellion.
1.-The Surprise. y.
- 1p-lndcpcudcnee Day. ...+ ~ -gr ....
1.-The OycTsccr. ..-r.l.. .E.r-r : .."
1o-Sehool Masters Lessons of Freedom
l3-uncle Tom ard Dnah.
1l-Sidnisht Meeting OF School Master, Uncle Tom
and Diiah. ~
i5-cassy. sarl-..
1.-THE ovcrsec,'s Communication TO the Planter.
a. 1s-Tlc Suspicion ..r
:. IS-Sehool Masters Uncasincss and Departure.
=. 20-Uncic Toms Notions OF Freedom.
oi-Hs Determination TO go to the State of Free
doni.' .'... lsH F .HlaE ...l.
23-The Pursuit
=. ai-Bufalo-The Boot. black
- 25-Hafd Times.
26-UncIe Toms Soliloquy.
.. 2T-The Alarm.
a. 2S-American Hotel.
90 .o--The Flee Negro. sa 90. ..-. H-
:. 3i-Niagara Falls, Clifton House, Canadr.
=. 32-The Interview between Master and Slave.
% 33-Uncie Toms Decision. sot ..zr
3i-.Back to Old Virginia. 7.u. ~,
a. 3o-Conelusion ..8 .H
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