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4 o'ciaeL.'P. M. •D is must Gt non:plied with. in order to on -
•••-. •.• aura nn inurtion. IVA en it es poss ibie, radio hour tciotsid
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Sun Buildings, N. E.-eorner of TLint and Bock streets,
and l( North PoUrUi streetisourunly authorised Agent
In-Philadelphia, `
iR Single copies of the Morning Post. mar be hail et
. the Store of George 31 kltrisbin & Co., l E corner of
eta Disband and Ohio. street.- Allegheny City. Adver
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" ' * Infamous Lies of Federalism.
Many of the Federal papers are circulating,' and
almost swearing to the truth of, a Statement that cp
. 1 - paned in one of the must reckless aliceta of their
'' . party, 1831„—that I,,tais Cass,' in the times °Waal
COckado, Federalism, was the preceptor of•a Gram
, • - - Mar Selitiol it Wilmington in Delaware, and wore a
blasli:oneltadc - in hip hat. Now it happens that Mr.
:.• '...ZiaTii '4.Mut the time referr'ed to, 'Was not exceeding
...... • .Axtleti or seventeen years of age ! This was an
:•_•:- .• . • i Oily .age et whichto become the preceptor of a
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• . -Ithraminar School in the old, aristocratic, and highly
• -- - intelligent State' - of Delaware ! It is, moreover, es
.:•.' - . tablishing a point which is utterly denied by the
1 1 -.1 - Mau of the Federal papers of this daywhich is,
I,;= . that . Gen. Cais ie a min' of the highest order of tal
' - eats. This must bp so, or bo could not thus early
'' - •. • IMie filled ; so . Important a . station. The statement
• " -- .dannot therefore be true, even though the Federal.
• fite r aie . irWearinito it. Set this down al Lie No. 1:
• • .
•:.....' - ,- - • I f il`No. 2 - makes Can. Cass, In the early part of
... - :•
his p olitical career, a Federal editor, in Muskingum
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..' eetifitY,Phid.• This lie is shown to ho very 'super
..: : ... 'ficial;TrOin the fact that he was chosen a member of
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thi:Ligilleinre of Ohio by . the Republican party, in
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'..tippettigoe to an old Federalist; and that, while. e
.::::..."--......' Intunher of that body he was chosen to draft an ad
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'''. • . itim'iiiii - Me, Jefferion on behalf of his fellow mem-.
• '•.... .. liattf•whichhe did in that chaste and elognint ityle,
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• 441: haz characterised - all his Writings. It is as fel-
..-i . ."•:levriit- •-.- ' ' :
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4 42V.:. e riaNNii Jerson, Esii. President of the Uni
ted Stoles.-
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. 4 . 0 501.p.!At a time when the public mind through ;
~.. oisitlihe. Union . is agitated with alarming . re.pint*
.*-- respeeting the exiatence and designs ofa party hos.
tile tothe' welfare .and prosperity of our country,
wei.dcem it a duty incumbent on us to express to
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..tlier.Rxecutive - of tho Union our attachment to the
'i. • - government of the United States, and our confidence
in tie adthinistration:
""Whatever, may be the intentions ofdesperato and
,' shandonadruen respecting the destruction of that
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...- • . constitution which has rained us to our present tile
r:. . rated rank 'among the nations of the world, bed
t: . which:Wear only security for the future, we trust
they:VW:And very few, advocates in the State of
. . Obio. - .- :;.
*wWe express the feelings and opinions of our con
.. *Wants, .when we say that no arts of intriguing
' • men, no real or visionary prospect of advantage,-
.will ever induce us to sever that bond of union,
whieh - la our security agaisistdornestie violence,
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a na forei g n itivasiun.
• . - “Believing t h at tho fundamental maxims of ration
al liberty have•guided yen in, the administration of
- . our government, we hesitate not to express our full
and entire confidence in your counsel, and conduct.
Enjoying every blessing which as men and as cid
, zens we could aware, and in a country fertile in tan.
ture'i choiceitt gifisove should deem it presumptuous
indeed to hazird, by Intestine, chesentions, these in
calculable advantages.. ,
• : .. We:trust that public rumor has magnified, the
. . datiger; but should -the designs in agitation be as
destructive as represeuted r we have oo doubt built!!
- _ feAt will shortly be dissipated before the indignation
of our - eitizens." That -you may long live to enjoy
Hie emaciation° and the attachment of•the American
.: . . people, is the sincere And. unanimous wish ol the
•-. : legislature ofObio.”
- lie Ara. 3,-charges Gen. Cass with baying "sig
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; . • .Palizeil himself, item early period in his careers by •
:, ' • ' writing &series of papers in New Hampshire, against
• ' Mr...Jefferaon , sailministration.” Moit wondirful
precoc -- ityi lad still more wonderful early accounta
' bilityl. , ton. Cass, when less than twenty years of
ageiWis admitted to the bar in Ohio, in qualifiing
himself.for which; he had spent more that' two years.
. . Before the time he spent in. Wilmington, as the
t'. Pre
.captor of.ri Grammer School, this display ofhistal
:.i. entals a political Writer for • the papers of New
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Hampshire, must be presumed,to have been made.
Hit: reintiVCd to Ohio in 13a0; and therefore tnust
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have retained his school In: Wilmington for a very
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,',...,•..„. abort time; or these Federal hem, will have had him
eitmnitined‘ a distinguished political career, before
other yoiths; had rilinquirthed their schoolboy pas.
times and studies.
. : Zie Pia 4.that.ho ow never in a battle. This is
; . . propagated, in order to-prove that lie hue no cfaim
•to.military distinction, Col. Cass, at the bead of
;the 3d Ohio Volunteers, was the first man to Mils :
' `!.the American I ine, ,in the war of 1812, with
,ti view
'' Ilitintifish an insolent foe. lAt the river Aux Canard,'
../...' . ::;itzgeiler)a,,,the find struck blow was bY our military '
.... • • ' . lftiiii*Pitz.ihii 16th of July, )812. The following oG
illettriiialetae,nt will show the r.ature of this first eG
toffs
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- ,l '_',,: . ... "SANDWICI.I Urecti CANADA i
.. • . ..- . "July 171 h, 1812. ;
.;•`••:. ;'"Sir:—ln conformity With your instrustious, I pro
, :7. • eeedid With.a di:met:meat of 280 men, to reconnoi
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p do li t i h e e sai e o n n em o i
a s abdrivdagneceetfrothasts.
river Canards ,
c fou an n ai d d ttem a t in
a
6.,' di stance of lour miles from Malden. Afler exLia.in
1, • ingth tr.position /eR one company of Rillemeo to
1 : - - conceal themselves near the bridge, and upon our
~.. -. ....Appearance on the opposite side of the river, to conr
,,, silence firing, in orderba divert their attention; and
to throw them into confusion. I then proceeded
1 .,
• . - with the remainder of the forces about five tulles; to
... . a ford'aver the Canards, and down on the , South'
• .-• ' - bank of the'river. • About sunset we arrived within
- . sight' tif the_ enemy: • Being entirely . destitute; of
guides, we Marched too near the bank. of the river;
. . • .ned . found ocr progress' checked by a creek, which
wathen'impauable, : We. were than compelled to
marPti. tip mmHg, In order to effect a passage over
the creek. , . This gave the enemy timeto make their
arrangements, and prepare for th eir defence.' : ': On
rn
coing down the creek we found them forniedi when
they commenced a distant fire of aursketry... The
linemen. of the detachment wertil:ormed !pen the
ti~r~ ;
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,DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
FOR; PRESIDENT,
PRESIDE,I 4 7T,
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wings o nad two emu/ionic! of infantry in the centre.
'The-men moved forward with great spirit and slam i
ty; ARM'ltibe firit discharge, the British retircci.i"
Wo contiMiOd advancing. Three times thew forkned
and as oftebi t ietrelled,....We diive „theciptilliont4ittlf
whey' a Miler whetbeearniiM dark,that Ivey* obliged
to relinquish thcailirsuit. .TW Alitt
regiment were Tratindba; and - tikorr . prisoriete,.. , -WO:
entp. frintrifeselfeisli . takninii tvvre irkti ade
ands6me killed. W 6 could gain' no precise infers
oration of the number opposed to us. leconsiSed,
of a considerable detachment from the 41st regiment;
:aantitlntilitin,arul a bodyr.f Indians.. The guard'at
the bridge consisted of 50 men. Our riflemen sta
tioned on this side the Canards, disiorered the enc..
My reinforcing them' du:ing the whole afternoon.—
There'la no doubt the 'number-considerably-eiceed
ed ours. Lieur-Col. - Miller conducted. in the most
spirited and. nble 'manner . .. 'I have every reason to
be astiafied - ivith theYrhule detachment. •;: ;.
''.?,3,o;yzeinde6lly
.'" •••et , LRWIS CASS Col. 3d Reg. Ohio:Vol:
. cy,ElEgi . Geri.' Hull!! ''•
`I Le Brtish''sutborilies themiialviii.stated this ior
ceslon their side to be 300;iregidart,•with - a small
nutisbeiof militia, rind 500.Indisn . The villainous
surrender of Detroit by Hull, (and for which ho was
defonded-by the Federal partyi) deprived COI. CASs
of any active participation in the campaigns on
.the
northwestern' fronticiiti
,;until .
near the clout of the
war; whed,.On the organization of another body of
Ohio•Yolunteerd; his fortrier bravery and sagacity as
ettiisf . P , Fer . P - 411'rewarddd s by the administration of
a;ith,nn appointment sag :Brigadier
ijinernl ; which ho received in March, 1813. Re
at once hurried to the frontier; and was at the bat
tle of-the Thames;:whero, be served as a voruntecr
aid of Gen. Harrison; who highly complimented him
in hisdespatches to the government;for his bravery
and skill; manifested in the engagement..
There are odic': lies which we:shall endeavor to
notice era long. There are, happily; few, if any,
of ItiCri3, that may not easily be shown to: be the
work oftearttcas and unprincipled demagogues on-
Who are striving to deceive the people, in order
. that. their own private interests may in some way be
. subserved. •
Floe) a supplement to the Democrat, plated in
this town, we learn that a most destructiue fire oc
curred there on thd night of the 9th init. destrOying
property to the amount of 830,000; some $17,000
of . which was insured..'The Lie Originated in a small
wood shop and communicating to other buildings;
all were.consumed. The principal sufferers were
KelhOrne & Baldwin's buildings, $7OO, insured in
Portage Mutual—Rawson, Thayer & Co., $2OOO, in
Columbus—A. A. Bebe, $2,500, insured In Portage
Bintual $2,200. . •
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Democrat' privies office nearly total lose. /lea
con saved press nod sMuo materials. Total loss esti
mateitat $30,000. •
Appolnlnvent• by the President end
Senate.
lion. ISAAC TOITCY, of Connecticut, Attorney
General, vice 11011: NATHAN CLlFFOlLD,resigned.
800. A. P. BAGDY, of Ala., Ministerf.to Austin,
vice lion. RALPH INGEmoLi, recalled. -'; • •-:" .
CALVIN Itcatusort, Of Cunii.i Secratiiy . of the
'toenail Legation. e • - • • '
THE SAiILE Ilanamosista.—Thesi excellent
mirth provoking fellows, giFe soother or their *uni
que concerto in the Theatre this evening. • Soo card.
A returned volanteer writes to the Columbua Ohio
Statesman, the following statement of extraordinary
political transformations worked among the moldier,.
in Mexico by the conduct of the whigs at home:—
"I went to Mexico a staunch whig, na did ell the
battalion that I went with, creepting the. I volun
teered in Dahl:non., Maryland, in the second battal
ion, under Col. George W. Ilugt.es, consisting of
1275 men, of whom 1270 were staunch whigs. Du
ring our stay jn the army we lost 412 men, leaving
862; and just before we loft the seat of war a vote
was taken to see how many Tom Corwin whigs there
were among us.. The vote stood as fat Orli -4 44
1; democrau F 61.•
In the sitting or the French National Assembly
of the 23d 3tay, the Monte' of Foreign
Atfairs sta
ted that the American Minister had just presented
to the Ezecutire Committee a resolution from the
_Congress of the V. States to recognise the French
Republic, and to conerntulate it on its existence.
-Up to the present time, the executive power bad al
ways acted of itself in such circumstances; but on
this nccasion, it was the whole Congress of the Uni
ted States which had directly *addressed the repre
sentatives of the French Republic. Such being the
case it would be ad vis-ble, tie thought, to respond
to suCh'n proceeding by bne ofa similar nature; and,
in consequence, he had to propose, in tho name of
She executive committee, that the Assembly should
nominate a committee to' draw up an address to the
American Congress, which should be forwarded
with no little delay as possible.--(Crica of "yes!
yes! , ')
The proposition was referred to the Standing
Committee on Foreign Affairs.
The resolution from the U. f.. Government, was
accompanied by the expression• of the President's
hope that France would he able to estntdish orJer,
and to avoid foreign war.. M. do Lame:tine, when
it was first communicated to die Prot isi oaal Govern
ment, returned the renewing reply:
" The resolution which you present to us on the
part of the Senate, the leentative body, and the
President of the AnterieanAcpublisi is 4 happy con
firmation of the recognition of the French Republic
you were the f i rst to proclaim. The new govern
ment of the republic would view with Iliad suscep
tibility, foreign governments mixing up counsel with
the expression of their good wishes; but in the in
timate re!atons which existbetween the Feench
public and that of America, every word which the
latter may address to us will be received,on thescore
of perpetual friendship. The Senate, the legislative
body, and the executive power of the United States
may be convinced that their wise counsels serve in,
advance •as a law to the French republik; not only
will it follow la their path, but it will follow the ex
amples which they give of the order of regular in
stitutions, of attention to its nejetbors, of solicitude
for labor, instruction, and thkprosperiti of the peo
ple. The names of Washington, Jefferson, and
Jackson, are inscribed on the banner of new repub
lic; and if France is fortunate enough to find in its
future annals' worthy of these, liberty will assume
its real character on the old continent ' s, it has done
on the other side of the Atlantic:P.
Vinotrirs Curren.—The Richmond Southerner
says:—" A mine of copper, of unusual richness, is
opening in Amherst county, Virginia. The mine is
not of recent discovery, fur it was worked over ono
hundred years ego, and the ores , sent to England to
be smelted. It is now re-opening under Capt. Smith
and Dr. Chewing, of FrederichAurgh, and Cul. Shoe
aid otheni, of Philadelphia. A company bas bich
formed in this city in connexion with these gentle
men to give greater capital and efficiency to this en
terprise. The deeper the shall is sunk, the richer
and more abundant becomes the ore. There aro
several Cornwall minors employed in theexcavation,
who pronounce the ore superior to any they ever
saw. We understand that Professor Booth, of Pbila
dolphin ' ranks it as the richest and most productive
ho ever knew."
Commuctintay.—lion. Andrew Stevenson ' tato
President of the Baltimore Convention, in his ad
dress on pronouncing the convention adjourned,
made the following remarks relative to Gen. Cass.
Mr. Stevenson is a democrat of long standing hav
ing enjoyed the.confidence of every democratic
administration since the days of Jeflerson
With one of those individuals I have beenlong
mad intimately associated, both at Immo and abroad;
and Of 'whom / can venture lo speak. I know' him
well. And if there be on earth a man of stainless
character—one whose public , prineipfes aro as thor
oughly democratic as those of soy statesman now on
the stage of public life, and whose whole life need,
neither explanation nor defence—if there be one
man .whoso claimrto public confidence and trust are
founded upon private virtue—then t isay that man is
LEWIS Cern."
Murmur Correa.—Tho St. Louis. Organ says
that • the copper mines on the Merimac, owned by
Judge -Gamble and others, aro being successfully
worked.--Jt adds—! 4 Thiscompany bus alraady tsar,.
ly one thousand tons of copper ore excavated. We
- understand .that a company of Germans, from the,
roining . distriets of their own country, wora sent for,
-and hre now on' the spot at %%wk. This ore will
.yield abriut fogy per cent olpuro copper, which
will be a production of 400 tons from ..the quantity
of ore already oh:Aimed. The copper sells at 16 to
18 centsper pound, and at the lowest figure would,
_therefore, command in this market thri large amount
of $68,000, fltineding thelicavi expense of this
enterprise ) it fail to bo immensely profitable.”
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Great .70e in Akron, Ohio.
France and the United States.
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LOGIC , MATTERS.
DE3I9 C:ILATIC Pl0411r:14E Tl# l l. — T e follow -
A 4, Districtsare a.
fur, kir
eleeted • Delegate*fairtiblrig
Lan t rencevill4 2 iffligibelit ,7 Bortiogb, iouth.Pitts
iftqgh, Mifflin , gfenittidtTP. • . • . •
• Eight WardirtifthiO:city of Pittsburgh, and ono of
Allegheny.
: The - following Districts arc reported • for Gent
MOOnUEAD
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West Elizabeth, Manchester, Sharpsburgh, Pat;
Indiana, Birmingham, Lower St. Clair,' Versailles,
and-three Wards of •Mlegheny; .
The following are the namesofßelegates elected
io somc.ofthe'Distrinis not repined. yestordarL— •
.Lsoisenceville—Henry*MiqulloCh, : and W. W.
• Instructed for Bam . uol W. Black. • • ,
• • . : •
Mitt!hi—James COningbilinon4 Thointmi,ll..Pik
.tereon. InFtruited lbr Saniuel'W:Black.••• •
Long, Robt. pc;Eptildsou;,.. : ;.
Pocbles—J. M. Davis, Dr. Wilson
Norr-REsereanco.—Burleigh . odd Wright, both
princes. of .." Impracticable's? -have. been holding
forth in Temperance Bilk for seve6leveninge. We
have already noticed; the first. dav'A performanc e .
The audiences continue their's, :and are made up
mostly of the more intelligent colored•population.
They.have not been permitted to have the field to
themselves entlrel.y. They invite and provoke dis
matte% and hero as in other places, they Volvo been
met. ha their fierce denunciations of all political .
and religious institutions they have been answered,
and we think satisfactorily to the liberal peril° of
the audience.
In all charity we regard these two lecture as
being afflicted with some sort ofinsanity. We know
that it is common to denounce men as insane who
give out new thoughts. But these gentlemen have
no new thoughts. Ages ago were men professing
thiamine dogmas and who made the same sacrifice,
that Messrs, Burleigh and Wright do 7 4f in fact they
do make any sacrifices. The anti-slavery impulse
prompted men to action centuries ago. Non-risis
tance is as old an history itself. Infidelity flourished
in the nges of the past. Then wherein do these
men propogate now thoughts}
In truth the only thing which savors of newness
la the whole "agitation," is the means they pro
pose to gain their ends, viz :—thoWing aside all
power to do anything and becoming conservative.
We halfsuspect that if audiences did not give ap
plause; if friend' were not flatterers; if some folks
wera•not disposed to compliment public men upon
their intcllectual•powers, Means and W. would
find some other scheme fur earning their livelihood.
Any one may see that they arc both fond of notori
ety, full of ambition.
We wish them no harm; we know they can do
no injury to man or institution, and would not charge
them with meaning to do badly .; at the same time
we arc conscious that they are both spending their
lives to no good purpose.
TIIE Mauer. AATl5ll.—The committee; Canals'.
lag of Messrs. Girrtil, Wwwws, Ktno, PErcsit
and WARREN, appointed by Council to inquire Me
the propriety for " expediency," as the clerk has it)
of granting a license to Dr. Cutts to to exhibit his
" Model An "in this city, met yesterday after
noon and repotted unfavorably thereon. So if Dr.
Cot vrca deems it " expedient to exhibit his "rep
resentations of the works of the great wasters," he
does it at the
.peril of the law. Hy the way, how
much did " the city make of that one which it im
posed upon the oilier models t We'll wager a para.
graph that one cent has never been, and never will
tie, receired.—Cin : Coma
40' We understand that the company above. re
futed to, will bo in this city in about ton days. We
trieation this that the Councils of this city may be
prepared. This Coflyer has the honor of being the
" inventor " of the Model Artiste exhibition, end it
is said that his company is the most accomplished.
In proof of this it is only necessary to state the
":4lodel " who was kiwi)" by .Henry Clay belongs
to Caliper. Accoldieg to the Southern accounts of
their " groupings" and " posturing*" they need
not espect to succeed here; and it is hoped the au
thorities will save them the trouble and espens; of
advertising so exhibition.
tisl" We have beard of several ucctilenfi having
occurred at the Races since dm commencement or
the sport. On Saturday o lad about fourteen war
thrown from n horse in the neighborhood, and almost
killed. An old gentleman named (Whoop' bad his
leg broken by some horse coming in collision with
rt buggy—ho being mired mixed up with them in
Emu way. There were others wbo bad limbs biri
ken, heads scraped, and eye* blacked. Rat such
things will be when folks turn out to drive away care
and etjny the world in its looseness. •
Tste. Cuents.—Tho Grand limy of the Quarter
Session■ nes organised ;emelt:ay. John EheritT.
Esq., Foreman. •
?Ir. Madera, Register °Mills, eras in the Bends
in the morning, fur theisettlement of Orphisw' Court
business.
The& was but woo name upon the insolvent list.
The Court House was filled to overflowing during
the, morning. Jurors, witnesses, "cares,' Sic. in
the' Coatis over which Judge Patterson resides,
make a large crowd.
In the afternoon several little S'orety of the PCSCS
cases were taken up—eases so common toll pa W.
fling 4S to be unworthy of a report. The diandju:
ry found some true bills, and to-day, in all prolvahil
ity, some eases of interest 'it:o.mi), neninmonc,era
will be disposed of.
AIJIOIST tho streets wore Qood•
ed yesterday, I servaut girl undertook to CHM a
WOOII street gutter with a basket wagon, In which
was a : child. In the middle of the stream, (and
high ono it was, rushing along with violence) the
wagon upset and the little ono was pitched out.—
Some one standing by saved It, or It might hare been
drowned.
Don► Fount—The body of a man was found in
the Ohio, near WNW* Rocks, on Sunday morning.
In being much decaleil L and there being no papers
in the pockets of the clothing, it was impossible to
discover the name anckuse'lese to make the attempt.
It is supposed that it is the body of one of the four
who were drowned a few weeks ego by the upiet
ting of a skill at dam No. 1. The Coroner held an
•
Inquest. ,
Ur Now Potatoes have made their appearance in
market. They aro very mall, and quite contempt.
ble In appearance, hat the owners ask a big prim.
They have green apples In Cincinnati; and wo heard
that some money grub had exhibited a lot for sale in
Allegheny:llo4.a last Friday.
DO A poor dog was killed on Penn street, on Sat
urday, on suspicion of madness. lie was about as
much mad as the Ccflows who stoned and clubbed
him to death, and perhaps has onset. done the harm
in the world that tho most innocent fifth= bare.
A u Conur.n.”—Bennett makes a temperance
drink to which ho gives the above titlo. It goes
down slowly bet affords to the appropriate organs a
very delightibl sensation, and does no ono any harm•
1143 - Tho bodies of the men drowned in the Mo
nongahela on Sunday have not yet been found. We
have not heard their mimes nor the particulars of
the aciilent.
5.23- Tho frionde of Universal LiLcrty wfll meet in
Tctnperancc Hall thin evening. Several addressee
maybe expected. •
Ire; Madam ilistior is coining up the river right
te.
she is now in Cincinnati.
.11T11. JlAnrea;—Pleme announce the name of John S
..a.pexson gull tninlifma rue Ilie'Legiot
!attire, mid whose rourn,la evc,cted villa 'the Pa. Itegi
meat. ,
Mr, limailtan is svell'arl forma 1 . ). laKnwsi throughout
the .cauaty, ass, truadanioarat,.fivitase recontaea,olls at
abandosiv, his,proression and. espousing. his couatt , s
sante is theists :ifezipan war. if nominated, boltyould
,Edgute Mom votes tluut4ny °that : . ;;!...61,faogratri --
M
: ,-. ','. - .''iA',-!.,.,. , :-_::_,.V
,
=
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;.:..`i;
The Dead of the• Irish Greens.
Responsive to the Aippeal tittle survivors for pe
cuniary assistance, to enable theM .;. tpfiring home
the !lima ef their - deceise4 btiOrpi:tj:if the Com
pany of Irish Green, now in Mexicoof Pithlic Meet
ingrwas held at:the house of.:SergeaniTiciugherty,oo
Friday evening, the 1 6 th'iciati‘#412..Cassidy io the
Chair, and Jelin Taylor, Seeretary.
The following resolutions were unanimously adopt
ed, to wit ' .
Thu; we cordially approve and sincere
jir applaud the Ituntanis and affectionate purphse of
the surviving - members of the Irish Greens now in
Mexico,. to bring home the remains of Such of the
deceased memberisoftlieir Company he can be found
or identified; 'and that ire will useour hest efforts
to raise the uccessary..means to enable them to ac
complish 'the melancholy, but. praiseworthy under
taking. •
Resolved, That John Coylc,H. Caesidy,John Mack
in,•Wirt..•Farral and Hobert M. Young ofPittsbergh,
and Michael Kane, jr., Michael Crawford and Hugh
Sweeney of Allegheny be a committee to solicit
Contributions in their respective cities, to effect the
• object in view.
Resolved, That John D. Guthrie, Esq., be request
ed to.uct as Treasurer of the funds sucollecied, and
remit the same to New Orleans. .
Resolved, That these proceedings be signed by the
officers, and published in all the city newspap era.
H. CASSWY, Chairman.
Joins TAYLOR, Secretary.
Mr. BAIIPEII I hare 'just learned that there is
great demand at this time for the Dratocareric Cen
tral Taylor Committee, that was published in the
“Harrishurgh Argus," for a few weeks last winter.
My name, as well as those of the committee gener
ally, was used without the knowledge' or consent of
their owners; and as I called on the' editor at Har
risburgh the latter part of January last, in company
with Judge Ellis Lewis, Oliver Watson, Req., and
Robert J. Fisher, Esq., and demanded that our
names be stricken out, or omitted, wheMhe suppres
sed entirely the further publication of the commit
tee. The aocument has become scarce, and is near
ly out of print; you will, therefore, greatly oblige
me by republishing it. I will only add, that it was
formed at a Democratic meeting, at which I was not
present, at a time when Gen. Taylor was believed to
be a Democrat.
Every name upon it is the name of a Democrat,
some of them, men of great eminence. next to
my name . will be found the name of Col. Israel
eainter, the Democratic nominee for Canal Com
mission.% than whom a purer Democrat or worth
ier man does not live.
I don't believe.. there is the name of a single per
son on that committee who will not be found bat
tling manfully and efficiently in the opening cam
paign for Cass & Boman. PleaSe keep this com.
mittee standing until after the County nominations
are made, that persons who desire it, may supply
themselves with copies, and charge the printing to
my account. Yours, &c. •
J. K. ,MOORHEAD.
Juts 15, 1848.
Democratic Central Taylor Committee.
lion. Jno. C. Bucher, of Dauphin county. '
Hon. John M. Read, of Philadelphia city,
lion: Richard Vans. do. do.
Robert Allen,. Esq., do. do.
Samuel D. Patterson Esq., Montgomery do.
Franklin Vanzant, Patterson,
Bucks county.
Joseph J. Leiria, Esq., Chaster county.
•
Dr. William Gray, Delaware county.
Henry W. 'Smith, ESq., Berke county.
Hon. Ellis Loseis, Lancastrr county.
Charles W. Begins, Esq., Northumberland •,10.
Hon. John Snider, Union county. •
Col. James Burnside ' Centro county:
Robert J. Fisher, Es , York county,
Oliver Watson, Jr., Erq., Lycoming county.
Gen. J. K. Morehead, Allegheny county.
Col. Israel Painter, Wcatmoreland county.
Thomas J. rower, Esq., Beaver county.;.
lion. Edward Herrick, Bradhird county:
ilendrick IL Wright, Esq., Luteroocounty.
Francis W. if uglacm, Esq., Schuykill county.
James L. Gillis, Esq., Elk county. '
James Peacock, Fwq., of Dauphin county. •
lion. William Dock, I do
Gen. SitnotiCatueron, : do
•
Iteniamin Psrlro, Erq do
Gen. Christopher Seiler, do
Philip Dougherty, Esq., do
O. Barrett, Esq., do
Francis C. Carson, Esq., du
James Brady, Esq., do
&yoid A. Lesley, EN., do •
DI Ent
neirraucm. 31r.. ItEnter 4. Amin, aged 27
year.. The funerni van lake On,. thee evening, Ni 4 ei
einct. Drenthe reenlehee .4 her doughtet. Mn. liunwr,
en rniton street. 311911' 1!:c curvet of %Varnal.
The biro.)• tor the family are
.requeited tb /Mend the
(aortal. arithuht tneiher notice.
t 1A I , li.lay. Juno MIL 1..1 Alll, VVALItir.A. only Aonufiuhn
nod Mate Mechlin, rit.d 3 moonlit and 10 dui.
Ve.iterdny,.ll:.• 19th in.tam. Ronr.ar Catirer.L.l- req.
Friends de.. Ole Incited to ;mewl the lionettil thir After
noon Al I n'shrcir. front Lot late rer.i4roce up 0)40
Lklkver caret 01,41 We/AC.OlOOOOls Altngllesty.
•
On Monday. the, lath instant. at root 0 o'clock. P. M..
LW AL.= .LA%L wife of 'soar Taylor, In are atm Tear
u( her age. The hirndo u( the fondly an, fren.voulty
invited to atie,ol funeral this Jay, at oteluek. iron
the reeidenee of her laardnutd,lifthotteet., belts - gym Wood
and Smithfield.
Mt. P.UTtoil : The I)tmareev of the Sim)] \Tani would
reepeetii.ll) present the tansy of Jinn J. :thermal.. Eer;.,
se a candoiale. far A eseitatily. His papilla:ivy and deco.
tttttt en Ih enoirruter pel lavers wiauht ampere iianahey rally
One whole eteenyeh Of our piety, noel of oltitt a triumph
ore: arhig Has, federal teen end Tay toriam. .0:1141Z!
blia ran:oat—l sin {droned to learn from roar perm.
of the nth Instant. that the name of rot. it. tam Wi
Mara Ma ittnen novotanlT *paten of in emote...no!, u ith
the ideb ollaw of ftronentsttania in the National Leeis
!Mote. foot Alleelteta • cilantro more and
it •ftitable candidata, is not lava to he he ktrni lb. Demo
erotic ronrms than Cot. Work t—thesefao. I wonnt
$.O with South ritinloareh lu teeuntunmultitp. thin dimin•
eitinlimt .on Of Alle2broy cutinty to the fairorottle COO.
*ideation of Mot COOMPIIIII4/14. 411.0
110IPXYL:—Plesor, SUM. in ) OUT raper, ihat Col. W.
I..Uitlet. of Veratottee _ win be Auiported in the C an .
tem, ~,, for a setatin lb. a. it C.L Minef is
a entollh4noefat. toot tawny e hoe te.co;• tin traeja rho
eau ventioo of Ir 3 that nominated Juelottot. : ltr, wee a
Ceeeionni,, Intl; taut attended the( itulthaare Couerio
Wm. fit May intr. rit alrei‘t in the Cam and
Huller. a n d it ir•celtaitt that few melt earned tth , te
than he Aid. flit main object wit tit oniitly dele.
Kate•.VlNt Cast WWI strongs? l'enneytexella than any
otherroan.4 !OAST Cara
.NIIIA.
M. Eacent :—Please tall the atienGan orthe COltilaff
CantPllll.ll In lila folloaritiv tielkei:
r."eageese—urnJiiiias It. M'ellittoek.
Aratratille—A%'illiain I. Miller. Ver.isille,s: john 3. Mitch
ell, eityll James .t. rAktit, E.lizabetb, Jacpb IVlLitesell )
l'ine. f . • • '• • . .
Kdrer.ln—Dr. l'ellnek. Medley.
B.A.'S:Ye—W. hl•Cesisillems, North i'nyette,
ri...,1.. Inf l ow Voure-11. H. Kerr, Allegheny.
CortaiWO,arr—Aler. Carnahan, 'Ancor Vt. Clair.
Au4llr—rhtintris Neil, tlnit /ker. .
1.17.1 . ' Pirreneaun,
Al
, • e
Fn, ik, Marnixig Pint.
Mr.l l / 1 1 P—Aelhe limo has arrived, whro ilia De:mi
lt
rrotic 1. 1 / 1 ere RI Neter% renal:late. representing their
principle ! .I . be iepported tut The eusutint rlertatuoare
itilieilie it r mitered ty . of ruggesting the tumor. of Fowl
andtine ilea, Will , haat! alkarCalaal phee IkllifOrlDer 'front
their yo n Ilt'upwardr,7 and ailiiittal ilia taxation of the
li
tha 'lora. kat ,he bellOLl/ Jar a 02 , 50 grosping, p 41,4,1)• tied
sreenlatoro:r— • . .
ea elliYa.: - -P O l. JO OW a A. Gibson. of rim.
.Istonhro —Wm.' I. Uhler. of Wilkins' John 11. l'it'll.
Kenny. ot Iflferstin; Juhu Ckeniey, of Masai Jahn J.
Alitehell„of l'iti.hurgt.
lhoorder—Thlw ant A reorkle c orledinito.
Berirret—Jnnies 11. Robb, or St. Clair. .
Cirri of Me ranet—ltobert 11. Kerr,' of Allegheny.
Comisturioner—Joaaph Ralston, Ur Dir lain, ilata.
Ma. 11.6urta :—Penh rnn to present thu nom of Bum`
/AMIN ‘V11.,0741, Call.. of Ellinlirolt,,as a candidata for
nomination ity tita Dem:avant. Uritublfrau Coknionlion,
for C.l , rk Lf tha
Mi. Willson Is gentleman of Jrinskail 0144. wawa'
Numeracy, anti unbounded Integrity, 1/islutat roam
Is tt sure guarani.° that be w/11 , 11selialge the duties hi
fnithful nod efficient Junuater; for his friends soul neigh
bor., know Win ho r.caton tip to w h o Jetrersoulan standard,
being bioli honest and capable.
I hope limo Convention will bent in mind, dint for sew ,
rot years Elisabeth 11114 not Intuit represented on the De
mocrntic ticket; owl now, as an net of jumtee, we et ',
the nomination of Mr. Wilson, a man possessing all the
necessary qualfficaltubs for the .situation.
A Dasioensr ov ELIZAILETat.
fp- Mn: muny of our ;Democratic
friends have thought that &he union of GiNERAL K.
%%Laramie .n should he brought beihre clic public anis suit;
able eatuLidate fOillot!grefs.
General Morehead, it in universally ndmitted, possess
es a clear and Coliaprelmusive mimlonal is intimately tie.
tmainted with ther exigeneien of this part-of l'ennevlva•
Mu. Ile Las been uniform in his attachtuent to tile Bout
°crone putty, nod the early and indefatigable friend of
Gen. enns. Ile possesses greet pinny of elotracter—in
intrepid iii the assertion of yell:trite believes to bo right
and in .eineittintly republitom in his habits.
By his induntry, prudence, forethought MO
be bus acquired a
,colujniteney -unit Icelpfo gust pride in
the refec Wn, that. it is the rtatvard of integrity anti assi
duity in buniiihns. ' ' -
lienernilliortitead is largeirconcerned it tnanufnetu•
ring operationd, and in prrlimtly erunpettnit to form n`
judgment rt to the necessity and propciety ;Of a motliß•
cation of the Tariff--mal the Moults of suet' :ttiodifietation '
upon domoolie tholulttry. ' 7
lle is truly o Man or the people andfrchri . the people:
;
and If pinned notillention, his weight. of characterand
the justeens.of his views, would combine the most active
:men of business in the ranks of our opponents; in his
aUrPori- • • ; - .l.Sattitiwirl • • •..N.AN.Y..DUICFCILiTS.
MEN
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13,_r , AUTHORITY -.
Acts laud n
: estiintions puttied at the First
Session of the Tl4rttetkCoyorreas:•,
• 11'01Lo-416.27.t:
. • ; : 3 . ,
ACT rot the amisirion of..the state of Yitlfcon-
•sin. into the Union; • ,
Whereartlie penpleof fife Territory of Wisesin
sin did' on the first day of February, eighteen-hun
dred and forty-tight, by a convention of delegates
called and asseibled for thatpurpose,form for them
selves a constitution and State government, which
said:constitutioit is republican, and said convection
haking asked the admission of said Territory into
the Union as a State, on an equal fouting.with the
original Stalest.. -
Be it enactedbyylre Senate and House of Represen
tatires qj the United States of America in Congress
assembled, Thqt the. State ef, Wisconsin be, and is
hereby, admitted to be anent* the • United States of
America, and is hereby admitted into the Union on
an equal footing with the original States, in all re=
spects whatever, with the boundaries prescribed by
the act of Congress, approved August sixth, eighteen
hundred and forty six, 'entitled "Au act 'to enable
the people of Wisconsin Territory to form a Consti
tution and State government, awl for thpadßissidn
of such State into the Union..
Sec. 2. And'he it furiher enacted,. That the anent
of Congress is;, hereby given to the first, second,
fourth, and fifth resolutions adopted by said convert,:
Lion, and appended to said constitution; and the acts
of Congress, referred to in said resolutions ' are here
by amended, so that thelands granted b y the pro
visions of the Several acts teforred to in the Said first
and fourth resolutions, and the proceeds of said
lands, and tliellve per centum of the nett proceeds
of the public Wads. therein mentioned, shalt be held
and disposed of by said State,,in the manner and for
the purposes recommended Veal& concentioni and
BO that, aliti, the' lands reserved to the United States
by the provisions of the act entitled."Antict to grant
a quantity of to aid in the inaprovelnentof the
Fox and Wisconsin rivers, and to connect the time
by a canal in the Territory of Wisconsin;" and,
also, the even numbered sections reserved by this
provisions of the act, entitled " An act to grant it
quantity of land to the Territory of Wiiconsin, for '
the porpose of aiding in opening a canal to connect
the waters of Lake Michigan with those of Rock riv
er," shall be offered for sale sr the same minimum
price, and subject to the same rights of pro emption,
as other public lands of the United Slates:. Provided,
however, That no person shall "be entitled tea pre
emption by reason of the settlement-and cultivation
of any 'quarter section or other sub divisioo of said
even numbered sections,which tract,haftwe,the cons.
mencement of such settlement, shall have been
claimed by any other person cultivating and improv
ing the same in•good faith, and which shall hive con=
tinned to be claimed, .cultivated, and improved sn
like good faith by such person, his repiesentatiyes
or assigns, until the tnile of said tract, and of - which
said prior claim, cultivation, end 'improvement, the
"emu so claimingpre-emptioo shall have had notice
at the time of his entry and settlement; neither shall
an pre-emption by allowed to any tact, to the
injury of any person claiming and occupying
.the
same or nay part thereof in good faith, or Mit or hei
right, at the passage ef this, act; and owning valu
able cultivation , or improvements thereon, which col
tivatitn or improver, cite shall have been assigned
by the person so claiming pro-enaption, or if com
menced subsequently to the entry and settlement of
such person, shall have been made with his consent
or acquiescence. And proridid, further, That the
liabilities incurred by the. Territorial government of
Wisconsinomder the act entitled "An act to grant
a quantity of land to the Territory of Wiseonsin, for
thepurpose of aiding in opening a canal to connect
the suers of Lake Michigan. \ with those of Rock
river," horeiobefore referred to e shall be paid and
disehaiged by the Senateef Wisconsin.
Sec. 3. And be it further enacted, That the pur
chasers of any tract of the said e ven numbered sec
tions mentioned in the proceedine,section, and sold
since the reservation thereof, at the. minimum price
of two dollars anpl fifty cents per acie o shall be en
titled to receive from the Commissioner of the GP&
era! Land Office a certificate of the qupntity of Jand
so purchased, and of the amount of the excess, paid
therefor, over and above the value of said land, at
the rate ofone dollar and twonty•five cents per acre;
which certificate, to the amount of 'Pell excess,
shall be receivable from the holder therdof or hien",
signs, in like manner as so 'much money,la paythent
of the public lands of the United States. That in
the event of the death of any such purchaser before
VIS issuing of such certificate, the same !hall be ie.
:sued in favor cof Abe lawful representatives Gorsuch
purchaser.
Ste. 4. And Ve it/it:Are enacted, That the judge
of the district court for the district of Wisconsin
shall hold% term of said court in each year at the
seat of government, to commence on the first Mon
day of July, and another term of said court in each
year at Milivenkie, to commence on thd first Mon
day of January. lie shall also have power to hold
apeciai terms for the trial of CAMP, and for the de
termination of all suits or proceedings in said courts,•
at either of the aforesaid placer at his discretion . ,
as the nature and the amount Of rho business may.
require. The said court shall be open at all times,
fur the purpose of hearing and deciding cases of ad
miralty and maritimejonsoliction ' so far as the same
can be done without a jury. Tho record. and pa
per, of said court may be - kept at either of the pla
ces herein designated for the bolding of said court,
u the judge in his discretion shall direct.
lire. 6. And be itfuelber exuded, That the clerks
01 the district courts of the Territory of %Viscorriiin
shall, before their term of office espires, certify un
der seal, and transmit to the clerk of said court, all •
records of all unsatisfied judgments and of snits
pending in said courts reipectit Ely,. attaching thve
to all papers connected thrren - itli in all cases arising
under the laws or constitution of the United states,
or to which the United States shall be a party; and
they shall forward the saute to the clerk of said dis
trict court of the State of Wisconsin, alio shall en
ter the same in his docket, and the said district court
shall proceed therein to final judgement and execu
tion, as if such suits or proceedings had originally
been brought in said court.
Ser. 6. And be it further enacted, That the clerk
of the supterim j court of the Territory of Wisconsin
shall delive over to the clerks ofaud district coast
all records and papers in the office of the Omit of
the said supreme court relating to proceedings in
bankruptcy antler the late bankrupt law ofthe Unit
ed Stews. 110 shall also certify, under *cal. and
deliver to said clerk, all records of judgments and
of proceedings ia-slts pending, and papers con
nected therewith, ( o eases arising under th e consti
tution and laws ofbe United States. •
I;;, "It .11prni4t Au(
Sec. 7. And be ft further enacied. That from aad
alter the fourth dny of March, eid„teen hundred and
fortpnine, and until another cemlus and apportion
meat 'hall be made, the State. of Wisconsin shall be
entitled to three representatives in the Congress of
the United States.
Artaorto, May 29, ISIS.
(Pc roar —No. 3. 4 .1
AN ACT to provide fur the Ruralise of tho mane
acript papers of the Into James Madison ) former
President of the United States.
Ile it enacted bp the Senate and House ey' Repro.
tentative: cJ the United Stairs of Ansreteu in Con
gress assembled, That the sum of twouty.five thou-
sand dollars be, and the same is hereby, appropriat
ed out of any money in the treasury, not othierwise
appropriated, to purchase from Mrs. D. P. Madison,
widow (Witte late lames Madison, former President
of the United States, all the unpublished manuscript
papers of the said James Madison now belonging to
and In her possession, and upon delivery thereat()
tho Secretary of State, with a proper conveyance of
title to the United States, the said sum of money,
upon the certificate of the Secretary of State of the'
delivery and conveyance of said papers, shall be.
pa:d at the treasury, agreeably to the wishes of the
said Mrs. Madison, and in the manner 'following,
namely: five thousand dollars ofaaid sum of twenty
nye thousand dollars, to ho paid to her f and the res
idue of twenty thousand to Jams Buchanan, now
Secretary of State, John I'. Mason, Secretary of tho
Navy, and Diehard Smith, Esq., of Washington city,
to be held, put out to interest, vested in stocks, or
°the o managed and disposed of by them, or the
survivor or survivors of them, DJ trustees for the said
Mrs. Madison according to their best discretion and
her best advantage—the interest or profit arising
from the said principal sum to be paid over to her
as the same accrues—the said principal' sum to be
and remain inalienable during hot life time, as a per.
manent fund for her maintenance, but subject to her.
disposal of as she may please by her last will and
testament. •
For thf .irning rut.
Arrnoveh, May 91, 1848,
Mimic No. 304 • ,
AN ACV making appropriations for the autipnrt of
tho Military Acadenty.for the year ending the thir
tieth of Juno, ono thousand eight hundred and for
ty•nlne.
De it enacted by the Rotate and Mang, Represent
atives if the United States of America in Con geal
auetnbled, That the following sums he, and the came
tiro hereby, appropriated, nut of any money in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated, for the support
of the Military Academy for the .ear ending the.
thirtieth of June, ono thousand eight hundred and
furty-nine:
For pay of officers, instructors, cadets, and
musi
'clans, seventy-nine thousand scren hundred and six
ty-four dollars.
For commutation of, subsistenee,6ve thousand 04
hundred end twenty-ode dollars.
For forego fur officers , ,horfwe, four thoueaud fteq
hunarid'iind twelve rklora.
For clothing for J:!lfic.t.re , ',manta, lour hundred
and teentp ddlnro.' • -•
For eepaiia fit editriproyenienti filet end apparat
forage for public. harries ad•px9n; AtatiollitrYl
MI
EINE
4- ,
EMI
EMMEM
';''.f.',' , ::;i;.';',. , k.:.'.. - 47.;::
-
. •, i :..f..:±'?.,
;'.•::''...:,.!",-.::'..1...,,
printing, and other incidental and cantiognut espou
ser, thirty thousand one fiF* t dol
late.
For the *Vie and eipiasses of li4ry, one
thousand grErhundied - dollars.
For the expepsetrot the hoeid of visitors, two
thousand
For harrackiefor reacto r seventeenihousand five
hundred donate. , •-•
For the expenses of- the blind of- visitors, for the
year ending the thirtieth of lone, one thousand eight
hudred and forty-eight, two thousand dollars.
Arpaovr,o, May 31, 1348.
nn Poes.teNo 40.
iiNliCYconcerning Spanish Mean, vessels
enacted by the Senate and Ri,use of Represent
atives of , the United , States of America in. Congress
assetobted;' That all laws now in force effecting high
er dot es ou 'Spanish eteam•veiiiielit
United States than ero meted 'on steara.vessele bf
theUnitect Steies arriving at Havanna, or any other
port in the island. of
,Cuba, be, suspended, so as to
place the' laid steam-vessels:en o.footieg of perfect
reciprocityt. the suspension te..c,ontinue so long as
such reciprocity shal l bo thereby secured, or until
otherwise provided fur bylaw: .;
Bec.2. And be it further enacted, That if anyliigh
er duties thee those before mentioned shalt have
been, or shall .be, paid by;any Spanish steamer
riving in the United States on or after the first day
or May, one thousand eight hundred and forty-eight,
the Secretary of the Treasury is hereby authorized
to zefunti the same.
Aprzonti,May 91, 1848. •
(prase-:-No: 41,) -
AN ACT to refund money for expenses inciorred,
subsistence or transportation furnished, for the'use
of valutiteers during the present 'war, before be
ing mustered into the service of the United States.
Be it enacted by the Senate and Howe of Represen.
tatives of the United States if Ainin'teci in Congress
assembled; That the pro - visions of the joint
tioo' approved March' . third, eighteen hundred and
eorty.seven, entitled . 6 A resolution to refund money
to the States 'which have supplied
.volunteent and
furnished them transportation during the present
war, before being mustered and received into the
service of the United States, ,, be, and the same are
hereby, extended, so surto embrace all' casee:of es
penses heretofore incurred .in organising, subsist-,
tag, and transporting volunteers, previous to their
beingmnstered and received into the service of the
Unitedates for the present war, whether by States,
counties, corporations, or individuals, either actipg
with, or without, the authority of any States :, .Sror
vided; . howerer, That, proof shall be made, to' the,
satisfaction of the Secretary of War, of the amount
thus expended, and that the Fame was necessary and
proper for the troops aforesaid. • .
Stc. 2. And be it further enacted, That an amount
sufficient to' refired said expenses so incurred be
and, the same is liereby,•apOropriated, out or any
money in the treasury, not otherwise appropriated. Ar
• Sze. 3. And be itther enacted, That; in refuricr
leg moneys ander this act, and thiefiesolutiiin which
its amend, it shall be lawful to pay interest at , the
rate of six per cent= per annum on all slims adran-,.
eed by Stites, corporations, or individlials iu'all
sex where the State, corporation, orindividual, paid
or lost the interest, or is liable to pay. . ,
Arritovca, June 2, 1848. '.
fri- Thank.--ne membersof the Niagara Fire
Company, return their sincere thanks to the Good Intent
Hose Company, for the supply of 'Willer furnished them
at the fire on tho I,sth inst.. .
jeZI .. S. AVILWAINE,
er.Wolits, by their irritattna, augment theseerettoti of
mucus or slime 111 the stomach, tit which also they involve
themselven.• It is said they feed uron it, and if deprived
of it, they die. The celebrated A. emdfuge prepared
11. A. Fahnestnek, at Pittsburgh, Pa., is admirably adapt
ed, in its operation, first, to remove this RUMP' se
condly. to destroy unit;expet the worm's. rendered .ten
der and helpless by ben, thus denuded.. It is a remedy
in which every confidence can he placed; and that h bus
fully answered the purpose, is manikin from .the hun
dreds of cc:Ounce given in Its favor. . •
.
.
DEATII FROM A stroprCot--
o.lty neglectimpthosa
salutary precautions which common sense dictates;
many, very many, fall victims to their imprudence. ll'e.
have seen the young brida,hloomiug as it were, as the
bird of paradise and fair &met of hope, the pride of
her Miter and the joy of her mother—her cheek dashed
with anticipation. and hereya beaming with the mitt ex
pression of love—the gay dreams of life danOint on her
fancy with tho rich and variegated tinutof the rainbotielt`
promise; • We have seen all this chatted—aye, the wed='
ding garment for a shroud and the bridal chtunbet
this sepulchre of the dead: and all this from ndecting
common Cold. Now, before it is too late, use Rh. &gm'
Lirmeint and Tor, which gives Immediate relief, as
thousands of our.ntost intelligent , citizens now admit of
its most extraordinary cures. The gay, the beautful;iind
the young, speak forth its praise, and sq long as it
makes positive cares, and cheers the despairing family
fireside.
. .
•For Vile by SPArLDINO & KTEELAXD, GfilDt SITCCI;OiIe
door belocr 'Second at., and by Kidd & Co.; tomer
Wood rtad Fourth at. . : ,jel3
. .
[1:7" ronsuntravn and Bleeding at the. Lungi.Ciired by
the . lue of Dr. Duncan's Expectorant Itemedu.--blies Erne- .
line Yeager seas taken, when at the age of eixteen. with
alight cold, which she neglected until the lungs fell a
prey to dint seeking dr:greyer, Consumption,. when ap,
plienthin to a physician was made, but to no effect. lie
considered her ease.n.hopeless one, and prescribed bat
little medicine for her. lulhe ineuutimh she discharc,ed.
great. quantities of blood... With much expectoration of
thick phlegm and cough. lier bodily frame at length be,
came reduced. to s ltrinF skeleton.. Her last* withi:x,.
inusle looked foe by her friends, that her *Offerings might
end fry the pangs of death.. During the tinter her physl
elan frenueutly. called, aniras thetThist resonree; deteri
mined to test the virtoes Dtpicanle Eavectoraot
Remedy, - having noticed some extraordinnry euretkper,
formed by the medicine in similar eases. He at Duce ob
tained twe bottles, end administered it to her. The
fourth tiny lie found some changes, whith gave hopes.--;
Ile continued giving the medicine for eighteen.days ; at
that time the was rendered able to be walking In her Iced
chamber. to the astonishment of her friends and rein-.
tines. She continued using the medicine for eight Weeks:
when she declared herself entirety free from pain and
disease, and now pursues her daily occupnuou to vegfeei
health.
For mac by %'3l. JACI3ON, No, E, Liberty stroot,
buTgh• jel7
ra • Da_ WILLAILD'S lady
Item; near Pittshargh (nt the Gtwrisori) states to us that
a child lit the family hod been afflicted with worms a long
time, until the health of the child had become very mach
impaired. They had triett yarious things without any
pennanebt-benefit Leine derived,. . 1 1ie finally tried a
bottle ofspr. Yemdfuge. which brought away
an form eilse 911216.01 WIVIIM `cut" DWI ` entirely used
tap." slttc e'that period, idle 'further says, the health of the
child has immured rupidly.trad note tsuilvfy well. This
Vcratifage always does .• use up worms." Try it.
These medicines, prepared and sold by the proprietors,
A. W. Brockway & Co.. No 2. Commercial Row. I.lberty
street,- Pittsburgh. to whom all letters for atm, or o•
diet. business mast be addressed. Soldsdso J. 6cheon
maker k Co.. Ogden. Suoreden, Joel r, F
Sac rs, F. L. Snowden. John I'. Scott, J. B. Cassel, James
A. Junes, John Hays,: Spaulding Or. iineeltuld, and W.
Jarkson.
Also, by Mott it - Ikclain, and D. M. piny, Alligheni
city..
PITTSIMIGH . TiIitiLTRES.
.
C. S. POlttEli Manager and Lessee.
meta or AMILRSM. : •
Dtess Cllde • • • •50e, I Second j Pit- • • ,9.St
Gallery ' Wc. I Private [totes'
SABLE HARMONISTS FOR ONE NIGHT,
TUESDAY. Jon° 13sh. to commence frith
- . • MISCHIEF' ItIANANG I
Madame Jllrtnoette, MS% Petrie. f Nicbigoo
Int•q• whieh,Co.neert the SABLE lIARMONISTa
Idolhar and Child are doing. '
arrta wince, I.IL r(714.1CAi11VM1334.1041 31/LVIC . A.
TO conclude with •
CO . :WERT, Bit TIIKBAIIII.E iTAFLVONISTS.
Mr. D. Warble will nppear on Wedeerday.
ID' Doors open past 7 Curtain rises before 81
LovEß,lnither.of Handy
Andy, Rory oMore fre;- will PTO
V IIILIC NJ one of bis favorite • 1111811 EATEN.
!NOS, at , Mp APOLLO lIALL, on
Th u rsday, June 22.1fi11i, Wastrel i v e'of the. National Char
ricierisnest with repartee. mirth and Melody ,of Ireland,
interspersed with ius OWN siptNas; llCcoamanittl. by
himself on the 'piano furte. '
Ott dila occasion will , be given IMORY 0110RFFS
DREAM, *an emblcmutic rieton of. American munifi
cence and Irish gratitude, with the celehrt ted recitation
of SIIAMVS O'BRLF:N, and the Comte Emig of NEW
POTATOEeI In the gonna of theevetting. llr. Loren
Wit sing his popular songs THE HOWL') SOOER'I3OY ,
and RORY °MORE. '
• Tickets, 50 who had at the Monongahela Rouse
M
and Mr. ellor's Music Store. -
,
I ° l 0 t of t pleq:s4sF
For ctizonnAti.'
• 'Tun Mew Pad light draughti steamer.
4 ZACII. TAILOR, Capt. I.tcAti, will
/
,leavo 6; • r the above and int rmcdiate
permute this dny, at 9 o'clock I'. M.
For freight or peavnge aryl)* on board. jeep •
~ . - 0471" r tinisikati.. .. - • .
. .
excellent, low water ceatner.
'S (tlrawintrouly xerenteert iachee waterl
gall 6 LEWIS AV ETZE.I.,Capt. PIIINSIng,
, . 4 i leave for the, abovo ;nal iatertnediato
port.' its day, at lO o'clock, A.
For tl-eiela or anosage norl au Nair& .
1 4. 0 r Ciale$3)111112.11.
Titx new ;ma' light draught eieente ' r t
vitArroo, ptpt.:JAcorrs, will leave fur
the alcove mild • intettnediAte porn., on
this cley..nt Ithiclock, A. M. je2o
A' GARD,
TsIIE undersigned Would beg leave, in this public man
nor, in retiring from the Furniture business, to return
li grateful acknowledgments, to his numerous friends,
and to the Public P% generpl, Cur, the rery liberal patron•
age bestowed on pie late fop pi' Roberts .Ir. Kane, and
would also toita great plowtore in recommending - m*lnm
our ISUCCCFIOII, both In the Cabinet and the chair bust.
neu. They are practical mechanics of the first order,
and wi II no dui4it, render general satisfaction. _ '
__
Mr. Iti'Fitslinul. Avho suceccds us in the Cabinei pe
p a niacin, is rdread y far °Tiily known in this city cm being
a practical ,tneelitinie; an lilt line of the first oider.—
Those who want Furniture should not fail to patronise,
:01-40noell & IVollen, _who 't , neeeed asituthe
""c. 3 tve-Intr4 l zont, alscoractieal chhir inalcort;ltod.
urn YOungAnen of genius
foie, cheerfully recommend them-to:01M CtlateMen.lia
they eki.Oin eNery : yrity.qualifie4 to.give generol4atiey! k c 7 ,,
lion• ,
- • ielp:P , , t% v ti g 1174 tiip r' 61' *tie.rts:#3oo.6 4 ,-
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R eported for the Morning Post.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
• Niw Yoas, June 10—.1 P. 14.
Floar—Sales of Oct:lessee it $5 37635 02; sales Weis.
ern at 85 43D 5 50; steady sales prime at es 50.
' nr.ti--Iltirliet for Coin- arid 'Ojai -is-dull, With - 14as
prime * yellow COrn ; at 63c. • , Salesiprinite, , Thiteptplc..--
nre is held higher.. I . • 44 ,
Whiskey—Sales at 24e. . • "P.
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• Prpv islotts.rSaleji Alas, Polk at ~ 910 50 i;Peirilte tµ 31/.
Lard; stiles la bhis: - . 11161C: r;c4 qi i kest4iiiij.: .l- . 1 •
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ITlOthe llonoriddit die. J 0141, 1 .4 of the Court of Quarter
-j Sessions of the . Peace, in and for the county of 4/ 10 .
..: The, petition ofJ..Ppeek.-ofilia Boraugh 'of Binning- g
bomi . in - the County nforesnid , humbly shevreth,_Tlimt your
petitioner bath provided himself. with materials' for
the acconuundation of trattelerssuld others,- nt his dwell- . .V.
ing house it, the Borough aforesaid, and preys that-your . Z
Honors will he pleased to grant him it license to keep .a Et
public boosts at tnuettniumout4-,-And your:path:tenter: as
ul duty,. bound, will IntlY, ..., . . ... -J. SP . .s -
We, the subscribers, cltizetis of thonforisaid Borough'.
do certify; that the above petitioner is Ofrood:tcpute for . r
honesty and temporally°, and. is. ;
room ruid'eonvenienites„ fyie,l'he. icyortoncdeliint: of Irttr,t. '
eters and others, andlhatsidd tare= is eleqiigalr... ~ . ti
Jole Plunkel, C. Appleton. (X N. Fisher„ p; . Uri h, J, ,'•
Woolf, A. Gowen, H. .I.oman: D.. Berg; F..H. I:ticker.,
munn, L. Puree, John ' O'Leary; J, W. Knell, F. Denkeiar; p ;
R. Sheriff. - , '.: '..-- ,-- 4 :. :: .'-• r , ' lelf,ltd
THE undersigned ofkis for sale is shieriar . hrtjele of
1 Brick for building:, made. by • - bialnipruved Steam
Hetes . .Patss Alsettrxx.. ' for whic h 'het. has obtained., a.
patent; and agreee togrie puteliallekti written , gunflin t
tee that they are" Strfniger and' will 'Amin frost and wet
weather. and imbibe lesa moisture ofiyantnieli,lhon aux
other brick . , possessing greater body.lad• superior tex
ture, and much'. more , durnfile - lw-tiery . •respeet; each
brick being subjected piesinferof s'everal tons, and
possessing a handsome smooth surface owl even edgess .
they mute surfeit , equnl to thestiesr front brick, ' • -
They have given the greatest satisraction to all who'
have purchased. A kiln can be seen at my works, - and
specimens at the Gazette once. • • • . • ..
Those having supplied themselves' for their buildings,.
and wishing handsome front brick, or superior hard and:
selitl'paving brick. run obtain thent.• • " • •
.Flooring tun d•weathes boattling,hlso fumislied to order,'
' ISAA,Q-GREUG.
Dirrniiiglium Jane'
F,Aggiti.Xoe . CA•44ln Saloon, .. t
,liOOP)rraIrar,BEEWEICN Intim AND Vacant grartirrtr. !• :
• • .
.1 Ins fashionable piece of resort is Now I
-OTEN. reTAOIIB witihing for.l.EXoNarnt,lca t , •
.C11KA.553 or no of theat.'
delienetesOf the se •
- I' ' son. cannot do better 'halite called this ere _
tabus meat... The EAGLE SALOON, NIS been' long
known As one of the most splendid planes of. th e kind in
the Wolderd cot/R.:Ty. and in fact th ere are few; If at4yl
Safennot in the United states, Superior to this .
-The proprietors' beg leave to Mate: that nothing
be' wanting pu their : part. to make lt one of- shal ~
-, •
pleasant pieces-of : resort, fur Ladles and Gentlemen. .
this eity. (tuar24, - PEARCE et. BRY/11 , 47
- 1 - ,11311 . yhasant . Country .
r. from the Court //aux.—The undernigned r Admidist. ,
trator of the estate of Ann. St_,,G/ItirjtieFarland,
otters for sale on aeconamOciathteteires, ieryipleninstiti......:. :
ly located }louse mid I.ot. in the neighborhood r df.fde...
nersville, property' of Alexander "Breeketso •
ridge., Ern. The Rouse tWo story 'frame•• Luildind, •
•,
with Intscinentilte Lot coetnins one acre,.op wbieb.i. e
very retiree aim! choice ;selection Of ivcryvar r ietY or 5. •.
fruit, and a splendid variety of shrubbery: For . portico, s e
Jars. refer to the Monti. Lierrons.llli."
Boot4o. • • . ' , - •
. ' • - Piatvcr Otetea.,lnttst2 f llB4e:.-C,'
ON THE PETITION OF W.h4S•VINANI.?, of pia& •
wore, prayiuglor the extmilion - of a palest granted,` ;
to him on the Ist October, 1634: Gar.an improvement :
“railway Car* and carriages: , for seven years frora
expiration of said
da)• of October, l ei patent, which takes place on theist ,
Lis ordered that the said petition be hiare at the. Po.;
tent Office, on the third Monday of August next, (2lst,) at.
mi and all persons are notified to appear- and
show cense. 1 r any they have, 'Why soh], petition ought
Orderc , also, that. this „holier he.published in the •
Union. Intelligencer, nod DCMOOI7II ' V.
ashingion; Argos',
Haltlinere; Peunsylvailin Philodefplile; True 'Sun: and
Snu New York; j'ast,. Boston; Gazette, Portsmouth, N,
Ii Post. Pittsburgh:. nod Inquirer, Cincinnati: once, a
week. fur three successive weeks, the Asia puhlicatio,.
whereof to be at least sixty days prerious.to the:said
.third Monthly of AllpftM?A"-' , ':... - • • ' :
ranIUND BURKD, .i
jeEhlawfavr_ : • Cdiumissiutier'of Patenis.'
/AN - TOEPETITION OF ILtYAIOND eiThiNttlt, of
ituMphierrille, ConitecticuLptaying fat the exten
szou - rif a patent oanted lihn fur an ituproiretrietit itt
; screw angora. for SCVell yeLlTS . .froin . . the expiration" vr ,
said patent, Which takes place ou the 11th tidy of,Ncrieityl,
It is ordered? Thai the said petition he hen nt' at the Pa
tent
*.*
Office on thei first Monday in November next, at 12 '
o'clock, ta.; and all persons urn notified to apyenr. and
;how cause, at any they hare, why said petition °Data.
not to be granted. • •
Oedema: abe t - Thet.this- notice he publitstott in the
Union and National Democrat; Nr.hin g roii;•refimiliri4
ninn; Philndelphin; Post, Pittihurght TrueSuirceitiif Sant .
Now York:Post, Ilointu;'and,Garette, Porttthoutliailak.,•.
ence'a week tor three sciaceasiva weeks Pm7l.oo!•#filla
said first Alondor 9f 'November nev, , • • L
- th;t;•' EDUILTI,43 •
11; cont!rielionekersrateutik • •
-1Gl?InR(3v"~~ ~ C
' . ! • Exams.Srsysts scrxxr.Drauckt•
rrOFERSONSINTERVITIMIN.IIIISEC&RS AT TIIE.
PATMT.tAFFlC,bir,,Thedandprsignialberelly f ghrei,
notice, that, itteonftwenty to.theockafthingreshopprort
t ed eti l tsta r u ll sebe i ll e led liil lt P l P th l l 4: l7a 4 fe i n li r O al lii r di e:lr i e p.ol l9" l. ll ta gi :erh: .
ble the Undersigned tolgiie I:odaYs' notice thereof in thei
public,newspapers hi which such netices are
_
vertised..
• Also; that by the Mlle actlie is required to thane' the.
fullovring fees for recording assigriternts;greuts.coniey=
unees, licenses,. powers uf attorney, in the Faieut •
For recording aStlpments, tfot exceeding -- •
. 300 words, • ~onedollie.
For recording .assignmente, fee- imagining .
ore r3OO and not eiceeding'l.ol.lo Words.. ! two dollars 4
For recording PPlgttroilds, ' -
• over I_,ooo words, • three . thillers:';
!eh ichfres. in all rasa; ore to he paid in odrahee: _
that hereafter no application for npateitt for an'
invention whirl, has been patented jidP aireimt country
will be taken up for exarnkation in this office. until suffi
cient evidence shall have been furnished thin-ilia apecifil
cation has been filed. and the patent. completed, 111 such
foreigoveonntry in which it may .Isave been patented.-.
Sealing a patent in a foreign, couitiry_will not, hereafter,
give the patentee nay preterence in the order of eXtuni
nation in thie otrire.
ied-low3w • Cominissiener.of-Ffilents: .•
PIINNSYLVANIA ILIILHOA,D FAA V.—; , Nattee.
it heeebq giress.thot the FOLMITEI INSTALMENT of
Flee Dollars per share ati -litt Capitol Stock of this -
Company, is required to be paid on or before the ;larder
July next.. The FIFTH INS'I'AL.NLENT of Flew Dol.
lan. per share, on or before the ist day of September,
end the SIXTH INSTALMENT of Five Dollars per
share °nor before the let day, of-November next,-
.at the
Office, No. 70 WALNUT street. Philadelphia. , ,
raymenti Will Le received of one or more instalments,'
or the stock may be paid ip.Tull at the option of the stock.:
holders, and initTrest„willbe Allowed. fraus date, of pay- 2,
Insta ment.. lments nal poill,paa.punetuititir will be fialojeet
the penalty of oneper conk per :tuorith,- es required by;
- -ZEORDE V,.BACON,I
i6•eol ID .7/41 . • .Trensurif•
it Ii
_instalments will be ree'cived• by' 'W. - .IH: ."
at the Alerehants aud Alanufeethrorißmik,'Pittsbingh,
Iwoois w.ookt
Pnicg, paid for all Um;
diCerent cnulea of clean.waoh Wool.by
&
rtreet,.opinoite Fiflh.
ME
Propoanla. • • t,• .
PROPOSAL% will be received unjoa'o'Cloek.r.:l4., of . •
the Vtlidarof Jane next., at the:office of J..W. , ,Kerr,
'Stuart's Iluilding,s;Fourib street. for•Fnailidg the site of tbe
Hospital. and baddinz it Calvert. 'limit will be twenty, ' •
Ave thousand va'ras ot excavation. Plans and spociftca-. ,
,
lions will be exbibi4ed one
,week previous to'dmo of let... tltgg ,
By order 'cif the Building Cominittee of the Westeni.,
Penniybrania tioerital,• " -" • • malli.dawtd ' •
I
f 10 thu Honorable the Judges of iba Court of quarter.
' 5C831.9113 of the base, in and for die County ofAlle::.: eny
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The petition of David....Degi,. of Pine Township,,,...:
in theconatrY of' Allegheily;aforcsaid, humbly shewith, ;
Thin ' , your • petidoner bath prorided liinoielf.witlt*ate,... ..
.rials for the accommodation of trarelers and 'Others, at
his dwellinetiouse in the 10‘119h1Vatori•iinitt,'and prays: . .".
dint your iftinbis will be pleased. tii grant him a license'
to keop opaline , house .of eittertitiltment. , . Antl•yrnir pe-:.
'Wow,: os.iik. duty bound, will pmy: • ,-. ... - -:14 r- s
DAVIri PF,F,It.., I .. 4
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We, the subscribers, eitizens of die ansresold township,:
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do certify, that die : aborts petitioner in of good. repute for:L.,
lionesty and temperance. and is well pagided with house,:
room tor the accommodation of i )54P l* pAull oth e r van tli - • ,
- that said tavern is necessary, -.7 • --. • . .. -,'.
ThOi.Silmol4 S. G. APCaufey,/olinatileY4obn §elincp,...:
din, Sarni. Neily. Haryey Orshoriie,Driniel Pourl.Johlat
Voltal, Peter Morrer.„l..tonjal pavis, Charles H. Orriborne,
Joshua Honks. J. A. Gibson.. : ~..... - -je7-wints '
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"LtOR SALE. OR lIENT—A email Farm. containing 11 . 0
acres. le prilea.Etiet of Fittaburgbron the,,Nonber4
Turnpike.phimt acres cleandat good framadvielling
houra nod kitcben, a bank barn, (framicaivapn'olled and , ~
springliattse; a - large prebard of ekcellent fruit treas.—,
Abu), adjoining, 1•4! Acres: about 45 'pares cleared land , ,; c.
O two story,log !mum ,and frame stable, all under prime
fence. and well watered., .roasession can be bail for a .
fall crop; if Rola or i;eitted: . •
.Jetttr'din• . , DAVID BOGGS.
H. Bala of alAne Lands and rstoparty !n,'.
Illinois.
.• " ' • Himu-nye Dermal:err, Itviear, )
Springfield, June 18.1-0. 5 • • •
ivrevricE it hereby given. that, lapannunice. of on net
111 of the Ihegialature the State ofillinois,. entitled
sou amp authorize the Poy,entor of this State to sell the
salt wells ana coal, lands, ,tu the &dine Reserve, in. Gal.. •
.tatin county , for ;tote indebtedness, and for other pump
.ses," approved febinary ta.1.847.1, shall anise to be sold,
at pubbc ono iou, to thelaigheet bidder. in Equality, lathe
stifle of lllituojs on Monday, the WM day 9f September,
Iltt,lB, and to he continued. Inge day to day, nntilzhe sale
M. completed ell salt wells , :coal, lands; and, other. l l '
landszgad property belonging ta theStamontuoted in the,:
! soitlsounty of Glatt:in. . •
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'rue purchase nioneY for the above pioperty, may be -
paid inltiannuilArunrovereent bonds. or rail road scrip,
i - heretofore issued by authority of the State of
upon the poyment oftthe 'same, proper and sufficient pi- ,
'tents or deans pfeenveyanee will be made to the purcba
mem of said property, as is previdedliy law. ;;'s • - vv . ... , : I I
AUQUST,US"c. FRENCH.
jei?txtfit;;;,. - -Governor ihe State of
11:7' Louisville •Detvolrat, Cincinnati Enquirer. Pius.
harg - Manufeeturei:ond Republican, Charles! Rouse •
ha icoonty„ Va.; will pase milt the above six inseygoips,
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