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The North-Carolina standard., 1836-10-06

By order of the Coamittee, consisting 0
WILLIAM H. HAYWOOD, Jr., Raleigh,
LOUIS D. HENRY, Fayetteville,
WILLIAM D. MOSELY, Lenoir County,
THOMAS L. HYBART, Fayetteville,
&C. DOBBIN, ditto,
LAUCHLIN BETHUNE, Cumberland Co.,
DAVID W. STONE, Raleigh,
WESLEY JONES, Wake County,
WELDON N. EDWARDS, Warren County,
DANIEL TURNER, do. do.
JOSEPH W. HAWKINS, do. do.
JOSEPH RAMSAY, Chatham County,
The North-Carolina standard., 1836-10-06
.MARYLAND.

! A curions ENHANCEMENT exists in tho
political condition of this State BY the
0td constitution, Representatives IN the Leg
islature is most glaringly unequal and un.
just. The Senate is composedo Of Is mem.
bers, who are elected for .6Ue years, by 40
Electors. At the recent election of these
40 electors, the federalists carried 2I, and
the democrats l9; but as by the old con-
stitution of l776, Kent and Calvert coun.
ties with only l9,4Ol inhabitants, are al.
lowed to choose as many Electors as Fred.
erick and Washington counties, with more
than 7 I 600 inhabitants as the 10
democratic electors were pledged to bring
about reform of the defects of the consi.
tuition, and as they represented counties
containing white population Of 205, 1922,
while the 81 federal electors only repre-
sented 9 white population Of S5.H9-and
moreover. as the 10 democfafi0 electors
were chosen by majority Of more. than
5000 Of all the voters in the slafe--they
contended they had a right to demand sf
the g Electors that part of the Senators
about to be elected should be Democrats
and friends Of reform but as the FL fede-
ralists were stubborn and incompromising,
and would listen tono compromise-and
as the constitution required that "a electors
should be requisite to Constitute quorum,
.-no election was made, 81 the l9 Electors
adjourned. So Maryland has no Senate
for the present year. 1t is provided by the
constitution, however, that the Governor &
Council, lwho are elected annually by the
two houses Of the Legislature) in case Of
failure to re-elect them, shall continue to
hold their Offices until an election shall be
legally made; SO that there can be no in.
terregnum IN the Government.
A eonvention ofthe people Of Maryland
will now doubtless be held and her mons
trous, Peterborough system Of representa-
tion, reformed.
The North-Carolina standard., 1836-10-06

WILLIAM P. DOBSON, Surry County.
WILLIAM P. WILLIAMS, Franklin,
JOHN D. HAWKINS, ditto,
MACON MOVE, Pitt County,
OWEN HOLMES, Wilmington,
JAMES nj. HUTCHINSON Mecklenburg co.
MICHAEL HOKE, Lincoln County,
ROBERT LOVE, Haywood County,
JAMES KERR, Caswell County,
JOSEPH ALLISON, Orange County,
GEORGE o. ASKEW, BERTHE County.
The North-Carolina standard., 1836-10-06

Resolved, That these proceedings be
published In the several newspapers pub
lished in the City Of Raleigh
ALLEN ROGERS, Chairman
E. B. FRzEAAN, Secretary.
The North-Carolina standard., 1836-10-06

Nalli6ers, ALL In the Montgomery
Advertiser, the members ofthe Legislature
of Alabama are classed with reference to
Union and Modification. as well as to
their preference for Van Buren and White
showing clear and unequivocal majo-
rity for Van Bnren and, just as we ex-
pecied, all the Nullifers and federaIists
are for White, and the Union Democrats
for Van Buren.
So it is in North Carolina: ecery nullifier
elected to thenex: assembly, calls himself
a white man-although in the end, thew
will 60 for the federal abolitionist, Harri.
son.
" Ansom Superior court AT the fall term
Of Anson Superior court. (which termina-
ted two weeks session on SATURDAY. oath,
the Honorable JudgeSAuNDERs presiding j
Thomas Curtis was tried for killing Thom-
as Cash, in 1922. He was convicted of
manslaughser. and sentenced to be ,braaded
in the hand & imprisoned six months. AT
the time of committing the offence, Curtis
fled from the state, and for l3 or IA wears
eluded pursuit, until apprehended in Ala
hama last spring, and brought to this State
by order Of Gov spaight.
The North-Carolina standard., 1836-10-06

The present facilities for travelling en-
able person to reach Richmond, Vng.
in 80 hours from Philadelphia, without
loss Of rest
The North-Carolina standard., 1836-10-06

Hon. ALExANDER MoUToN, Of Lafay.
ette, Louisiana, we learn from Louisiana
paper, is acandidate for the United States
Senate. In place Of Mr.. Porter, the panic
whig incumbent, who goes out in March.
Mr.. Meut6n isaaastaunch Democrat; and
that his deserved popularity will insure his
election at then session Of the Legisla'
ture, no one, not even the nullifers and fed
eralists themselves, can pretend to doubt.
The North-Carolina standard., 1836-10-06

hRIDE AND TlE".-How aptly is this
phrase illustrated by the course which the
bank wings. federalists and nullifers are
now pursuing in regard to their candidates
for the Presidency First. they saddle the
White horse; and after he ge,sthe .thumps,
and becomes jaded down gets the unfeel.
ing rider, "ties, and mounts the old tarif.
flte and abolitionist, Harrison" !" and thus
they go on. RIDING and TYING, Webster:
White, and Harrison. But they are oil
iunsonnd nags-are either wind -galld" or
spawned, g and must be distanced by tho
Democratic steed. the "VAN .RUREN." j.
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ITEMS, by The last mail.

Gen. Harrison arrived in Baltimore ON the 22a
inst. and WIS received with great enllrusasn.-
lie has since proceeded to Phladrphia
Great excitement existed in Narelanl conse-
qnrnt upon the refusal of the IN Buren, electors to
discharge the duties of their Office. The u Wing
Electors >,lll remained AT Annapolis and intended
To re-aS>cmble every day until the expiration Of
their constitutional functions.
Gen. Jps>np II issued an Oidrr, IN which ll,.
announces tn entire cessation al husiIliies in the
Creek countrN.-Ahont 1900 Greeks had start
ed Tor their destination West OF the Mississippi.
From Florida, learn that Newnansylll1,
which bcseiged by the Indians lid been re-
lieved by the expcliton under Maj. Pierce. Gov.
Call, AT the head of !6JD Tennessee Volunteers,
was abou, 10 take the field, for winter ,nm-
pden.
Tue Bowerv Theatre, ia New York, was con-
sumed by fire ON the morning IF the - inst The
greater portion of the stock WAS owned by NJ.
liambn, whose loss, (prn, uain,urcd,) is cstila-
tod at from 90 to $4,000
The King of France has Appointed NJ Edward
Ponas TO BIZ Minister PIrnIpocn,iars TO the L
States. NJ. Scrrlrer, the late Minister, goes III
tn, same capacity Ia Rio Janrro.
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COMMISSIONER ssa,r Or Aaaa.

PURSUANT To thepros,sions ol a decree of tho
Y circuit superior court o law and chaucery, Tor
Campbell county. pronounced at September term,
lS'ib, thu case at " Wren rs Lewis IieIrs" the
undersigned, commissioner appointed tof the pur-
pose. w,l proceed TO sell, by al public anolion
the premises. 10 the highest bidder on Thursday
the nd OF NosenherncAt, (ll far, II not, the
tar day ihcreact eertsu tract oil Iind. touta,n-
ing about - iacre more OF loss. of which the Ia e
" lam | Lewis died sezei lying aud bring in the
county oi Campbell adjoining thr bands OF lloratio
Cough, John Robertson aud others, a stream
called the Slippery Gut"-0lths tract Of Land.
portion has bern allotted 10 Mrs Elizabeth Lew
is. rs her dover thrrein lbrtween hily aud SIXTY u
crrs aud by her conveyed tuI her life To Mr.. John
Rnbcrtson.--'hc uuet,hy the Provisions of the de-
cree aforesaid. will be sold subject 20 this dover
claim possession given Immediately OF the residue.
The terms oil the sale VII hc bond aud good per-
sona security. al aud T. Iuout.. for equal parts
OF the pnro laae money, aud the title tstained rs
further security. 'fils Il an excellent tract Of laad
and worthy the attention ol persons desirots pur-
ch,se. 1t viii be shown Ia those who may be desl-
rous to srcit by Mr. sterling &. Anderson.
THOMAS \. LCOMHI,. Comnr.
September ~ IT IN
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A FRIEND OF THE CANAL.
lNNCIlBURG FALL RACES.

Commenced IN Tuesday tho ooh instant, and
Continued four days.
FIRST DAY.
stake of'o'>, milo ra,,, $500 entrance. for
i"'t $50, D >ub>crbrrs-2 started:
l. H. divers c Travis, by Star, dam
Potomac
WIN. 5. HAYNES, b Ned Collier, bv Mu-
raj, dam Meg Mcrill,s 2 DIR.
Ilmc-im Is.
SECOND DAY
PROJECTORS Purse, 5000 two milo heats, en-
trance $l5
a. /. uar"'s m Mary Archv, years
old by Sir Archv, dam Sir Hal I
MeDan'rfss h Red Wasp, 1 year.
old, hy Shakespeare, dam Madison 3 8 2
G. Goodwvn's Il Sir kcnue,h, yn
old BY Tonson, dam Vusn,n 2 5 y
}. = Hurts 9 " Columbia Taylor, ys
old by Medley, dam Nrrinlan 2 1
VIM. Haynes Joshua, 5 v ars old.
by Gohaunah i, :
II. Hughes eh m Fortuna Thomas, 5
Yrs old, by Sir th,llrs, dam Diom-dc di.
l.. Phelps Ii Jim Henry, years old,
by Medley, dam Dionedr di,
Tim" 3;5e-I-375
Seco" h"e'-A stake for cults, n,ilr heats, en-.
trance 300, 4 s0bscrihcrs-3 started
L. Phelps cI' Mary Smith, b, Lc,m-
than, dam Baedad !
VIM. y. lINnrs' b Daniel Siar, by
Star, dam Peacrmaker p
John = llur', ch { Giles Goslin by
Eclipse, dam Roanoke d..
Time, l.55-l:5s.
Tuinp Day
proprrtor's pnr,r. 500, , mile heats,
WIN. McCareo', gm Eliza Clay. 6 years
old, hV Tonson, dam IN. Esae
q. L. lures bm M,rN Lea, 5 ,.arsoll,
b, Tmoleon dam Sr Archy 3 ,
G. Goodwyn's ch Ii I,ham Puckrl, q
Years old, by Arab dam Shawnee 3
Time, 3,5l-3l9 -.
FurGrp Day
Jockey Club Purse, 800, 3 mile heats, entrance
20 dollars.
VIM. McCargo's IN Sally Enhank,
Years old by Roanoke, dam Con>lnu-
O. p. liarc's h Spa,tacu>. 4 years oil
b, Sir Charles, d, II Arab 3 DIR
G. Goodwvn's ch III Miss Iic,, 3 >cas
oil hv Muion, dam GELATIN . 2
David McDaoI', h Watkins Lcigh.
5S"ars old by Shlkspc IRE, dam Mad
lson 1 4 d
Timo, 5.5s-G.o6.
Scc9aa Race--\ stake for colt, 1890 entrance
t'rieir 800, ! sub. 3 started.
DAVID McDnel~ I Ann Eliza, by f.
chp,r, dam Director | /
John s ilurl's by SIR Charles, dam
Pacolrt .
|. II. Olivcr'sr Caroline Banlon by Mu-
raj. dam Yarico d.,
Time, 3.5,-3.5s
MI. Hines horse Spartacns cramped after
the Il heat, wbic, prevented him from starting H.
gam.
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Express WaH-Thc y. \. Jour OF Commerce
saws " We learn from Washington that between
Philadelphia and New York there is to be ex-
press mail. the Postmaster General having agreed
with the Camden and Amboy Rail Road Comma
ny To carry Two mails per day between the two ci-
trs."-We are informed by the Ere lcrick sburI
Arena, thai Mr. James 4. Brckham, of that place
is the contractor between Fredericksburg and Rich
monJ, and is to receive $l3, 900 per annum. Til,
mail is TO be carried at the rate of 10 miles pc,
hour. This arrangement is 10 commence on III,
18th of November.
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a. The Franklin (renn) Review had the
misfortune few days ago, 10 have OF its pages
knocked into pi, as printers say-Tte whole side
OF The paper WAS therefore converted into hand
bill, III large type, thus M>lortunes will hap
pen. This page has just been Knocked into pr, by
accident, aad made perfect mash of as Van
Burcni>n will be in November mex, by the free
men OF the Union"
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mas been prosecuted ia the United Sl.,,e. oppss,-
''"n'--hlInd, pnjud'eed Opposition, similar 10
,h'' which has lately appeared in the Viii, has
n'd to be commended against. The difficulties of
"' James River and kanauha Company in this
respect have BEEN very great, md therefore every
"',n "1o lo|ts his country aud III. State should
>"'e Ia TIE utmost extent of his hand, his purs,
'"o Ms influence, I" and instead Of opposing this
""lh.=-hll experience Il IN favor of il i. and la,
who places diteuliirs in it's way ca, sca,ccIv ~.
called patriot. 1t is placing difficulties IN il.
way, 10 ate, without the slightest as,,p,abl,
reason, the abandonment Of al tn, IS now doc.
ana 10 commence anew. on another plan.
have perhaps 'rcspassed already too long ON
Your patience The >nblcc, has carried m. fur
'hrr illan | intended 10 en. will, therefore, con-
clude hv saving that believe the James River and
Nana"ha Company have chosen, all things con-
s'dcred. the sasl, the best and III. chrape, posi-
blr mode oi lmprovcment--and ] am suru that IL
can be satisfactorily proved
a FRIEND OF THE CANAL.
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- We invite attention to an article, in another
column, from the pen of correspondent, in re
ference 10 the proposed abandonment Of the
James River Canal for the ncU farorite, the
lock aud dam system ofimprovcmcnt II tn, Canal
were abandoned Tomorrow, and locks and dams
adopted as "A substitute, not a half million of dol
lars would be- thrown away upon that scheme, be-
fore some new " commOn-sensc" protector would
start some rival proit ct-perhaps even Canal
might again come into favor--that is. if the locks
and dams were 10 be made by great nonopo-
H." in the shape of ii President aud Directors
1t may be we'll to Id, that the idea Which seem,
To be aN,at, thar, under the charter Of the James
River and Kanawla Company, the stockholders
may dyesl themselves of Ihcir liabilities BY paving
np S25 upon each share and then transferring thnir
stock to some irresponsible individual, is aitogcth-
er a drIusion. Tie charter designed To confer
tbs ~, ilegc upon the Stockholders OF tins Com
p4nv. npoa IA bona f lie sale or transfer Of then
stock, but it never could have contemplated the
abSnr,litv of throwing the stock of lie di,conicn,-
ed into the hands of unatcS aud inSolvPnlS 10 the
;ninry of the other stockholders and to the drri-
mcnt of tue Company-apd no court of equi,
would tolerate such pnrver>ion Of the " true in
ten, and meaning" ot the charter
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(zyzA
I:ii.iim4

pzyA FOR KENr-Two liou,es aud Lots "a
sssm Federal Hill, IN the town OF I.yuchburg
' one IN the neighbofhood 81 Capt io
combe, formerly belonging II Lo. Norvell, and now
in the occupancy Of Cornelius Grow. II is y neat
aud comfortable tamily residence and # desirable,
arrangement could be made with Mr.. Crow. To
take possession the lst dav of November next.
The renter of this properly viii have the OF an
adjoining hall acre Lot, upon which there is GOOD
Stable and all other Ort Houses.
The other Lot III the suburbs of the town. not
very far from The White House. With some httle
repairs, the House and Lot could be made entirely
comfortable for snail family. Possession be
bad Immediately. Apply 20
MAURICE II. GARLAND.
September - II If
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~ The last Milton q. c. Spectator contains
the toast,, &c. the late dinner gwen to Senator
Bedford Brown, in coincidence for the late defeat
OF the party" in North Carolina. The Senator
Is said TO have made AN able" address, which no
on Of course, can doubt who knows the intcllec-
tial calIbrc of that distinguished q, ncman. Oar
representative, Capt w alter Coles sat on the left
Of senator Brown, and Hugh A. Garland, Esq. OF
Siefhlcnbnrg, on the right, boih of whom address
ned the company the former (says the Milton
papeD with ability and so,,,e lrnatl,'-aud the
latter ''at considerable length and With marked
ability" The ilea of celebrating defeat by IA
dinner is one OF the novelties Of the day and is
TO he accounted for only by the supposlllon, that,
although IT'S participants are 81 deeply committed
10 Van Buren,, they cannot recrdc from their po-
sition, the, nevertheless rejoice at the signs that
indicate his overthrow
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4 trick t-Thc Van Blrcnitcs in Richmond. "

4 trick The Van Blrcnilcs in Richmond, we
learn, IN printing their Presidential Electoral
tickets, have altogether omitted the II mes bolil o
Martha Van Buren, n William Smith. their canll-
dates for the Prcsidenc, & NicePresidency Why2
II Is 10 deceive the pcoplrA induce some perons
to vote for ticket, with ouls the names OF the L
lectors upon ii, which they would not ,otc for if
they saw the name Of Van Barem at its head.
May il NOT also be intended TO gave the Vice Pre-
sidenlial vote II Richard NJ. johnson, and excuse
the act by savhg that the ticket was Piled sed for
VIM. Smith Let ev..y Republican be on his
guard againsthls effort to conceal the tue charac-
ter oil the Federal ticket.
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49, Will the Nem York Canal was Ia the
procr>, of Successful cxecntioA, the trOakfrs of
rl,at dy were no, backward in predicting its ull-
mate E,ilurr--and the proprietary, ri d0m-grounds
,l,ronrh which it nece>> 'ry passed were loni and
anpry in ,heir wailing.. Bat it was pushed on 10
,riumoaant cnmprrion, and the croahcrs stand
an, ,.d \, The. ncr,,ani tide OF trad. and travel
wheel il orne to and fro upon is bosom-and the
p,,mie,or, Of tie rg:aed low ground, have
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O1Jtr x'o2 NWxXlAT.


AMES II. ANERff ~ CO. Exchange Bros
- kcrs, have made arrangements by which they
Will DO enabled To purchase bills on any of tho
Southern Cities, upon the most favorable terms.
Those having draiSto negotiate an either Charles
ton, savannah, Mobile or Now Orleans. may find
II 10 their nrcicst 10 give them II call.
Sept. % Is
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p,7n.sC <NIEs'er.

frSllU Winter Session OF the subscribers School
{ will commence Monday, the third day oi
Ocoher.-Board!ng, IN his family, twashlmg. can
die, &c nclnded) will be eighteen dol airs a month
Tuition. twenty dollars sesslun payment as here
,,lo,. WM. :. REID.
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a. The Uorhins Men OF New York, have
held State Convention, and nominated Isaac
Smith, OF Buffalo, for Governor, and Moses JAG
qnes, OF the cny OF New York, for Lieutenant Go
vernon. We cannot con lecture what effect this
nomination will have the contest between the
Two catparlies.
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Richmond Uark,t, S,pt. 2s-Whca,, Sl1 10
81; Flour. cily mills, $40; country, SIS -
Toh1cco, 81 t" II.
baltimore .Uarket. Sept. 23-FIour, 50 25
from WAGONS and 50 % from slorcs-pricrS npmi-
n'l. Wheat, dull, at 5 % to 81 80 ~ il q ai-
luy
Ne~ York Narhet, Sept. 2e-FIonr is getting
up g,in, and is now held a,S) - for common
brand, of Western, though there has been some
sales AT less Wheat, 81 %.
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IRNIIE subscriber will lecommence her School on
u the I'D day u Octebci-Ierms as before
J.! Y. REID.
sr-r It's
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found tie value VI their estates moro than quadrn
pied, IN addition to the ad gaod damnas assess
men So will it be with the James River Canal.
" cannot and must not fail. It's abandonment
would be the knrll Ia the rcvi.ing hope, of Nrei-
nid-thc death-hluu 10 her nrosncriix Let MT
the idea be ior moment entertained that suci,a
III ms ros',fle 10y any man who loves the Old D.
mnon with ii true son ;, affection.
GREAT Saie Of Virginia Lands IN London /
~ gentleman has handed US tie Loadoa Eor-
"'"s HeTatt oI AUG. 10, IN which find it stated
that Mr.. George Robins had ON that day submit
ted Tor sale, AT the Auction Man, 100000 acres OF
virginia land, IN lots ,arA ing from 1000 To 2o00
acres, considerable poition Of which was sold
al from IS els. to 81 ;, Gets. per acre. If the
owner, "a citizen OF Virginia. should sell the L.
malnder OF his land, At these prices, he will, We
are told realize an Arabian tale, in point OF for
tune.
The Herald says, Mr. Robins, in an able,
clear aud statistical address, pointed out the ad-
vah'ages Of the land .misranls remark ing ii
was situated just upon the conllucnccs of tho Big
Sandy and OHIO rivers. At the conclns on of
Mr.. Roblns's state nent, he was complimcn,cd
by Col. McRae, formerly Governor of the State
oil Virginia, ON ms perspicuous Illustration of the
property"
We hnop nothing oil the value of the lands il,
question, but should not be surprised if some,
atleast, of the London purchasers had bought
pig in poke"-the endorsement of Col. Nc
Rae, (whom take 10 be Alex. MeRac, Esq.
formerly OF Richmond. and some time Lieut.. Coy.
crnor, but never Governor of Nmginia,) to the
contrary Notwithstanding.
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NOTICE..

Z LOST, onthc 18th day Of Angus, last, dark
L pocket book, containing my free paf,ars and re
,cral receipts. | Will give liberal reward to any
person who may return said pocket boo> with the
contents to me, OF to sir. DAVID Black I.vnchbnrg.
JOHN COUSINS. Jr
September 80 It.
4 WISH to employ - hand, to mike coarse SHIRTS.
NJ HART.
September 90 -
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.,,sds of long STANDING. and yet a." to 'h' 'a
,,r;son, for his Kind personal a'''"'9" 10 a,ose
of our eo" ,pa 5,b of Nav, at Fort Mes>, aud for
nleh' =" deooflment towards our corps during
'nr Term Of service. ,o.,nu. c,.rr
JOHN II. SMITH.
JOSEPH MANSON,
NM. II. ClllENES,
JAMES PAGE,
WI. p. BURTON,
Il. CLEMENTS.
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Bacon, lard AMI .Eallow.

F1Nlii, subscriber offers tor sale IO,ODb lbs Bacon,
4 2,Olo lbs Mountain Lard, and BOD lbs neat
Mountain Taow.
WILLIAM |. LANG ASTER
September ! u
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Noi"e Eiecfion.-ln l0l towns, the vote for


Governor stand thus
For DlIap ". B. 1902
Foo Kent (Ahig) 1920
In the same totcns, last year, Dunlap, majority
POPS. Wing gain 2l46.-For Congress,
George Evans, (Whig,) and john Fairfield and
+. J. Carter, Wan BUREN, have been elected. H.
the other five districts, no can lidae receiving a
ma lory of the whole number Of votes, there is
no choice. There is some hope of the redemption
even of Maine by November.
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AlTl4NI'lON.

toNPANf, No. Q, formerly commanded b,
- Capt. G. l.. Norse. will attend parade on
Saturday, Isl Der. at the Resovoir
WIN. A BENNETT. 1yt. Of I3la Reg. Va. Ma.
Sept % 1t
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IL The Cholera s prevail, IN Charleston
aud has extended to some of the nrghsorns plan.
tailons.