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Al sAVANNAH sh sales of cotton reported during the week Al 4525 baes' The market had been quiet, with but little change prices. The stock on sale reduced la uhout 5000 baes sn owing to low rivers the receirs chiefly by raroa received during the week 4l76 hales Stock on hand 42, ,s96 bales Middng 5i 5lc Freishts continued hrm-or Liverpool 7,l6d round and square; and havre dlc; New-York !D5-l5c.
 THE DRoUGHr-The Richmond whig of tAe 9th inst. says the drought has prevailed throughout lower Vr- gnia since the first week in March. The wheat crops in the James river country had been injured and great complaints we're made by tobacco planters many Q, whom considered the injury rreparabe, and believed that under the favorable circumstances no over half crop could be made. There rain at Richmond the 4th.
 The Savannah Georgian of the 7th inst siys-The nl- most unprecedented drought here, this season. tended far md wide, though hope terminate, as heavy rains Cmosty with haD have fallen recently in insolated places.
 The Little Georgian Forsyth) of the 2d inst says - We have never witnessed drought extensive or so long n duration hs the present. al this season of the In jqunt of l2O mics, we saw ouly three districts Of very small extent where there had been rain m less than six weeks. Wheat and oats previously unpromising, in many places almost en rely runed and vegetation of all kinds suffers severely THE DRoueHr IN sourH CARoLlsA-A letter dated
 
 Charleston Mercury of Wednesday last, says: "Our agricultural prospects indeed gloomy il is that on this Island only half cotton crop is m While m three or four plantations plants of the number may be seem others, the one fourth o one acre cheers The grower. Such occurrences ha. never taken place within my knowledge planter Tor '3 Hears Rain enough 10 lay the dust has not fallen s'hce me 2olh o March. Now, when il is considered lhht long cotons, especially The finer qualities require TOT their maturity the in with which we are ally vslted aud that the time for the coming up of he crop IS rom the ls to ihe 18th April seems scarce y possible unless in reference to high aud warm lands th summer he dry and the autumn late one that the har 'rst can be otherwise than meugre and unprodtable.
 RAIN-Aner severe drought we had "A fine shower on Friday night md another on Saturday-neither ol "hich however. extended far hey ond the limits of the lp"h oh Monday night we had another shower auc from present appearances, and the hour in which th, moon changes, We may expect an abundance of rain- lC 'mden Journal, May $.
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MARINE NEWS.
Port of NIobiIe--May If, 1s45.

CLEARED.
 snip Burlington, Crswford, for Liverpool, by Gwsh mey, Forbes X CO., V ship ractolus, Harding, for Hnvre, by Auze & Son. SD br2 PrndeHIe. Milet, for Havana, by C LeI,aron sp bry lndusra, San Pera, flor Havana by LeIlarop brg Margaret. Burke, for New York by E M Saurr 6, sampson. schr Charlotte, Lewis, for Galveston in ballast Inv m ster. " '' "' schr Trimmer, Bulmer, for Pensacola. by m,s,sr
 ARRIVED.
 ship Panl Jones, Watkins i'm Liverpool to master Steam schr Eagle Smith, fin New Orleans Steamboat Creole, Hern, i'm New Orleans ARRIVED HENcE-At New York, 5th inst-ship Nich 0l,s Biille, TruLnan "'' ''''"- Al b' ston, 3d inst--iiark Nautilus, Tukesbury. SAILED FOR THIS PoRT-From New-York 5tb BaIk Reform, Lewis. ~
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sEMl-weEKLY RaroNr-MosILE MARKEr.


 CorTOS-We have exceeding mragre business 10 report notice three business days amounting tu only about lU0J bales Holders gre a and disposed patiently await the receipt of ihe foreign accounts; buy unnble operate the asking prices. MiddIng lace. Receipts by boat only 6 bales up 10 last evening" The Friday evening have been 25l baes ing stock in port of 5g s6 bales.
 EXCHANGE continues to look up, particularly North ern Eastern sight funds, whirh have advanced Ia par anJ per cent prem; 60 days q E ds nnd sterling { 0s4 prem. The Bank SOW checks on New.Ycrk at I prem. The demand hss been moderate State currency remains quiet at old rates, 4iD43 dis Treasury notes range from pardI prem.
 fREIaHTs-No foreign engagements since Friday. A lark for New-York has engaged most cargo per bale bark loading for the Clyde taken up last week, but moi reported.
 The mail was regularly up yesrerday-New-York and Philahe phia dates of the 6ih Boston of the 5th Ba 7Ih, and Charleston and Savannah of the eth inst No steamer.
 The NEw-YoRK cotton market quoted very firm on the 5h-sdles according 10 the Herald sOO Gales and 10 the Journal Of Commerce l500 hnles. The Courier reporting the market inactive, firm pr ices. The Ex- press says-he market continues very du it heinz Mon day and the packet expected there bul little enquiry The rates follows
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CoMEINr THE CoUSTRY.-There is Ca great fuss" in New York, and not long ago there was similar one in Boston, among the seamstresses. The wages which some of them receive for making gar menis would hardly keep cat alive. They have had mass meetings. and tried to make raise of wages Now is ihere cause for this rate of low wagesi Why, yes, indeed, There are too many of you there all trying get poor living vii, your needles. Now it appears 10 us. that instead o hai'ng "Pow VOWS" and 'big lalks," you had better SWARM. Come out into the country, and lend hand at doing house. work, making butter and cheese, and rocking the cradle and feeding the hogs, and the hens and such like rural occupations where you can live and grow fat. Why, you dear souls. we chad rather be n toad and live in dungeon," than work and starye in a big city. as you do. Come into the bush, and live like folks.-(Mans Farmer.
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The Albany Angus leates the following remark . able recent invention by English m.ci,anic f, r ages past, quicksilver. conmon. known as mercury. has become the only coating for mirrors coarioe of silver IS now substituted. IL is well known ,bai the working m mercury is extremely unhealthy, al- lnos' poisonous' The Il e Of slver renders il a per- feciy healthy Trade, while the mirrors are sniJ fin exceed |" the beauty and power of reflection those finished with quicksilver. This discoy.ry is of an great importance, that il is said te Rnhc,lds. who work the great qa'ess'De, aines of Mexco have of
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aVa 20 gkIA.

NEW-ORLEANS-Per steam schr Eagle-449 sac ks 42 cs, hf do rice, 05 bbls lime, 20 do bread 50 do whkey 90 bxs alsins, 100 coils rope, 5O pcs bag gng, &c.
 NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat Creole-59 bbls whiskey, 65 do nour, do beef do eggs do monssrs to ard 10 do 24 casks bacon S50O0 specie 100 corn, bales duck 20 hXs candy
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EONSEs;NE ESR

Per steam schr Eagle from New o rleans-P Cook x co w Dorrance Bunker; Peden Gage & Post; C Center co; smith, Dabney & eos Weeks; NJ Waring & cos Fry Bliss & CO.,
 Per steamboat Creole from New Orleans-J II Huber; l. Weeks; J Nnrrisi Barron, Mead & co; Foster & Dattellei Humphres, Walsh ds Leavens & Malone: l D Wisoni w CalVerti w II Redwood; 5 I& 1 l Jones; smith, Dabney co; Fry. Bliss d co; II Perkins; II l. Key holds; Meseri c Baarke; Wood tx Brewer; A & $ WolH = -
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E PnEST,A

lINERPOOL-Per ship Buring on 1870 bales e lon. HAVRE-Per ship PactOius-lS15 bales cotton. HAVANA-Per SD brig Prudene--270 bales cotton. uANANA-Per SD brig lndustria-302 bales cotton. W-NORk-Per brig Margaret-5l7 F bales cotton, 22 tons iIon.
 NEW-YORK-Per hris Gen Wiison-337 bales cot . ton, 46 reels yarn, 26 boxes and trunks mdse.
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SHERIFF,S NOTICE

TOMMITTED to the Jail of Mobile county on V the 10th May, le45, by Charles A Hoppin. Esq, Mayor of the city of Mobile. runaway Slave called JOSEPH, agedab forty seven years, black complexion, feet 8 or 4 inches high, and says hu belongs to Jacob Wilson, oi Mobile county. The owner is requested to lorward prove pro- erty. pay charges and take him away, otherwise he will be dealt with according to law in such cases masle and provided to pay jail fees.
 my13 l40if C. BANCROFT. Sheriff M c.
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PA aSk NENIHk&

Per steamboat Creole from New 0 OrIeans-Goy Yell. Co.'s Manning, Fulton, Maj Miller, Capt Grant, It scar rett, U 5 Al Messrs Rodnsh, Woodbury, Lumpk in An derson, Smith, ilaIe Hall. Mesier, Ball Mlhourn Par sons. Moseiy Webster Wilson, Price Davis-9 on deck
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(whig,) published al Mir. Clay's door. dropping it's party character for the time, and, though grumbIng little at MT. Folks course, ayowIng it's firm reso luton to maintain the rights and honor oi the nation, if, unfortunately, all negotiations should fail. The Observer deoisres that our light to Oregon "resls upon an indestructible basis." Mir. Polk concewes the opin'on, and why should he not express tn opinion in behalf of our rishls!-TRichmond En-
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IMPoRTANTIMPRo lEK-Fhe Glas- gow Argus describes ink, invented by a"worthy BarOnet. well known for his services m chemistry and agriculture. The new ink, which is called ''the queens ink, from tine fact that her mries,y has ax- pressed her pleasure the invention, and condescen- ded to make use of it in preference to the old black. is coloress water, and perfectly innocuous; anf if spit upon paper prepared 10 receive il, makes no blot mark IL does not stain linen, or wool en. the fingers, or any substance whatever with which may come in contact. except silver (iron which ii may be removed without euble; and flows with perfect freedom and fuenry from the pen. ea,- ing behind it writing which is distinctly black or blue, according as the paper Is prepared for either color. We do nol know the prices al which the pa- per and ink are to be sold at present, but understand that there Is nothing In ihe process of the manuac- ture which will cause either 10 be more expensive than the common paper and ink to which we have been accustomed, if an adequate sale can be obtained
 ANARGUMEsT.-A 'h, osier" (of rather scanty means) visited New York lately, with introductory letters, for ihe purpose o bu, ing considerable am ount of goods upon credit. The jobbers 10 whom he applied were very courteous but didn't exactly like 10 trade.
 ''Wh,t's the matier?" enqured the buyer.
 ''Nothing particular" was the reply, "onIy we don't much like this credit business"
 "Wel, hut don't ask for only thirty days"
 "Very true, but you might die you know"
 "Why. who the d-I ever heard of any bod,'s dy. ing in thiHy ydays,"-[Boston Mail.
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TRANSLATION.
TRANSLATION. l."ns live the Argentine coniederacy. Death to the savage Unitarian.

i."n2 live the Argentine confederacy.
 Death to the savage Unitarian.
 TREASURY DEPARTMEEr, 'n'nos Ayres, December 18th, IS4I, the Both year U, ,oer'y the 29Ih of independence, and the 18th .,, ", 'ue rgcntine confederacy.
 ne government has resolved and does decree-- Hr''cN i-Frnn ths lst of January of the com rug veal 'o t' national vessels sailing for ports be- y".hu sea, shall pay three dollars per ton.
 r"regn vessels shall pay four dollars per ''' except those which, in yirfue of existing 'lea'leTi are assmihted t1 national vessels. or ,hn h. ,h n vessels shai ray for the visit same annunt for the bill of henhb ''' '"" '"' h,,,c,e smr%'esn ] vessel" bepnging {, nations captain oi the port shah fo,t, ,inIl,rs Gr Ar'icle Tue d"''es fixed hy ,le prrcrdng ar. iicles shall be paid one hafsn the rn,,.aa "' vessel, and the other half on her ,i,,a,,nrr '' ''e Article 6-Notional and for"ie. ,t,seIs .;, not leave nor receive corgoes, shall nav on r' 'o The duties here established '"e "''i "i Article 7-Let his decree he como.,o;,.,,., published m the official register anu
 RUSAS.
 MANUEL INSIARTE.
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The Washington correspo"de nee Of the New. York Journal of Commerce states that Vice Presi- dent DALLAS has decided upon the alteration in the senate chamber, necessary for the accommoda ton oi the senator's from the Slaies-IOwa, Florida, and Texas Florida will be there next winter, and probably Texas, but Iowa has decided to stay out of Le Unon for season. The plan adopted is to add new series of seats within the seml-circle in front of the chair
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MARRIED-On the lst inst. by the Rev. MT. Morgan, the residence of Dr. N c. Friend, in Greene count Ala, Dr. GALE, Surgeon of the Marine Hospital, to Mrs, FRANCES JEFFRIEs, of Petersburg, Va.
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MOBILE
Wednesday Morning. May Il, Ie4S Democratic Nomination.
 FOR GOVERNOR, NATHANIEL TERRY,
 or LlMES1 ONE.

The eastern mail yesterday did not bring lhe foreign counts which we daily booking forby the Steamer.
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OG- am a candidate for reelection to the office of Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile county at the ensuing August election.
 apl5 AUGUSTUS BROOKS.
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DROSPECTUSo ofihe Odd FsIious' Monfhiy Ne
 IL rdid, periodical to be devoted lo the rs,,ss nf Odd Fellowship and General Literature. Ta be pab. lished in Wetumpka, Ala.-The undersigned vropo- ses to publish iu this city, MonthIy PsrioicxI de voted to the cause of Odd Fellowship and General Literature, if sufficient encouraa' meni br reee,ss
 The unprecedented increase of this Order in the tt.. States. and particularly in the loa,h and the demand lnr such work, seems to warrant ihr unsi-rtak nr It will contain 4S pages. torduary periodcsi sisel printed with new tyne and good paper. The. .frst number will appear in the course of ,ha ensuing nnnlh, and we would he obliged n the Brethreu rc. the Order in the south, ihev woul E. nd s as ,,.c subscribers as they can procure by the frs, of ex, month. .''.l.....a,l ii, ' ' '' ' '''~ ~ ~. -, :
 Price $2 per annum. payable on recount of in. la NO. Address ClfAS YANCEY.
 my" i04u I--Hf1rt : Wetu,npka All. -'
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U7I respectfully announce myself as candidate for Clerk of ihe Circuit Court of Mobile county, al the ensuing August election.
 mh8 S4tf l. w LANG
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00- The friends of JAMES SCOTT announce him a candidate for the office of Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile county al the election ,le list Monday of August next mh25te*
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Notice to Debtors.
NOVICe WtDUUTBs BRANCH BANK STATE ALA AT MOBILE.
 May 1S l845

BRANCH BANK STATE ALA AT MOBiLE,(
 May l3, lS45 DEBTORS TO THIS BANK rmInded that all parer moi provided for by ihe ls June ensuing, as prescribed by the entitled Gan act to settle the affai,s of the State Bank and Branches" approved 25,h January, lS45, will be placed in ihe hands o the Bank Attorney for collection immediately there after.
 6IAUTION.-AlI persona are hereby cautioned O against negotiating trading for two Notes drawn by the undersigned and payable to the order of Wm. II. Ha, ford. dated Baldwin county, Nov 7th, l843. amount $9s, and August 25lh, ls44, for Sl59. Having d legal offset against said Notes, they will not be pa,d unless compelled by law. myl4m THOS BYRNE, Senior. DARTON ACADEMY-The School Conmis- Dsioners of Mobile county will receive proposals for the renting of the whole any portion Of the Barton Academy. for year from lst November next. The proposals to be addressed to the Treas. urer, stating terms and securities for payment, will be rece wed until ihe l5ih day of June nexI.
 myl4 I4Iu,I 5iune H. STlCKNEY, Treas'r.
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9G-JAMES HAGAN is announced by hts friends candidate for the office of Circuit Clerk of Mo- bile county at the ensuing August election. ap9
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IJNED s. RATCLIFFE IS proposed by his friends candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court, and will he supported by
 febl7 67u MANY VOTERS.
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0G-We are requested 10 announce EDWARD B. GALE as candidate for Clerk of the County Court at the ensuing election. mhll
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go-Ihe Washington UnIon discredits the rumor which originated in Halifax paper that Sir GEO. SIMPSON, who came passenger in the Caledonia, is his way to the Oregon as Governor of that ter- riiory. Sir GEORGE SIMPSON has been acting as d'p"ty Cor 'sSiddH Governor of the Hudsop's Bay Company, Uhe governor himself being in London, sand doubt very much," remarks the Union. /, ""hether he deputy governor of the Hudson's Bpv Company has not been mi taken for a Goyeruor of Oregon. [! is also questionable problem whe her
 tn" British crown would, perhaps could, appoint
 under present circumstances, Governor off Oregon'
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We 'e'n from the Philadelphia papers that Messrs Lea x Blanchard, of that city, have in press q History ol the late War by the Hon. c. J. Inger- soil. IL will embrace, aso, biographical sketches of
 le leading and military chiefs of ;he lime, with critical examination of the great questions of l's sEon, Lfnance, maritime Eiw, taxation. polite Cal economy, and jurisprudence, together with other important matters connected with that conflict The first volume will soon be issued.
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FOB MoNTC0MFRY AND WETUMPKA.

FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPkA'
 FYsisM 50 ceats psr borrei.
 . c@ "a The new and light drauRht steamer S<fesH4 LOWNDES, A. II. Johnson nn.s.-r' 1.V' will leave for the above and all intermediate annss on SATURDAY, 17th inst. at D o'clock, PM. For freight or nHssage, having superior a0o'''''"' dalions, arply on bOaId or to ro myl4 CAMPbELL' U" EN ~ ~ o,-
 FOR GAINESVILLE AND VIENNA. . r@ h The light draughi passenger steamer S..sRss.57z5 MARQUETTE, F.. A. Turpin mas ter will leave fnr the above and intermediate pof'S on SATURDAY, he Huh inst. att o'clock ana will continue her regular trips as loug as ihe water will permit. For freight or passage apply on noatn or ,o M. WAKING & co. The Mafuuette draws hut two feet water and IS pro, ided with Evans Safety Guards to prevent ex- p,n.;on of ho;lers myl4
 FOR PICKENSVli LIZ.
 . c~S h The light draught steamer LALLA SszSszs7., ROOKH, o. B. Cooper master w;ll leave for the above and all the intermediate landines. on SATURDAY, l7th inst at 5 o'clock PM For freight or passage, apply on board or to
 mylA CAMPBELL. OWEN co.
 FOR TUSCALOOSA.
 A Ca~ "a The fine, fast running steamboat SzzssGS4a=@R BOURBON. J. A. Case master, vii leave for The above and nl intermediate landings or SATURDAY, the l7ih instant, al 5o'clock P". For freight or passage apply on board or to
 myl4 MOSES WAKING & co.
 FOR TUSCALOOSA.
 h E,ss fA The fine, gh, draught. double en Sts:ssSSstSE{7x zine steamer NOXUBEE. H. Kin nev master, will depart for the above and intermt d ate landings on SATURDAY, l7th inst. at 5yo'c"cS PM. For freight or passage apply on board or 10
 CAMPBELL, OWEN, & O., Agents,
 myl4 72 Front and 75 Coin-sis.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

Washington, May 5, 1915
 derr"e of the Argentine government, of which the following translation is published for the inl,r- naii"n "' tose whom t may concern, was recei, ed ai ihis department the Sih ulIno from the United Sties consulate at Buenos Ayres, fixing the rates o pnnasr duties to be paid by all foreign vessels ha, ehrr that port on and after the Ist of January l815 he amount paid by American vessels under this = cree Is double the rates trey'ousi, paid and al ,he prescott fate oi excHnge, Is equal thirty two cents The
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rHAMPAGNE-C CIiquot, Grown and Napoleon. " in quarts and pinis, for sale by
 my14 JOHN O'REILLY & co.
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0o- To the Voters of Mobile county; We are au- tlorized to announce DRURY THOMPSON as d ndidae for reelection the office of Clerk of the County Court of Mobile county, at the ensuing Au- gust election. febS 6Oties
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VNRAVELLERS' STORES. &c. viz 1 Sardines in hole and halfboxes
 Bologna Sausages, Preserved Fruits
 Swee, meats, Salmon and Lobsters in tin cases Spiced Rounds Beef in cases
 Cheese, Crackers and Biscuit m variety
 Choice Liquors and Wines in bottles
 London Porter and Scotch Ale Super6ne COrdials. Curacoa, Mareschino. and various other articles suitable for and land tray. cling, for sale by my14 JOHN O'REII.LY co.
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we learn from lhe N. r. Evening Post that it is LII contemplation to lake ihe necessary steps prelini- ,,m'y ." o'r Construction of new and more dIrect ''Hh" route hr'ween New York and Boston by me way ni dn''"rd. Surveys and examinniio ions of 'ne 'n'ne"'ae c9oil'y have shown that there n no s'e,' o%'ac'es !" Inc ~"y, and ii is c'ea ly ahI'siet IbaI his road can be bull, n, reasonable cOsl. -
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We have received two communications from high y respectable quarters on the discussions alleged 10 be going in he Baptist Church in this city, in relation the organization of separate brnch of lhe Society providing place of worship for slaves, and for their ecclesiastical government. The dis casson are told has elcited some feeling and our correspondents speak of it terms of decided repre- tension. The deIicacy the subject induced hesila- ion on our nart. to the preprey of referring to II publicly, but the facts communicated render II ne- eessary thai we should say at east lhs much We hope more will not be necessary. The communlca tons are under advisement, aHd unless we are re- itved of the impressions they have made on us, we shall feel constrained lay them before our readers
 The Tuscaloosa Journal and Flag, received yes- terday, contains the official account of the late De moc' atic State Conve nton. II is too long Tor in- serion this days paper, but will be given to nor row if not prevented by press of the foreign news
 By the ratio of voting adopted, l26 votes would have constituted a mll Convention. Twenty-seven counties voted. Greene, Perry and St. Clar, al- rh ugh represented in Convention, dId not vote- Jeiers,n, Lowndes, Chambers and Macon, which had declared by IheIr couuy Conventions m favor ot NAT. FERRY, were not present.
 The whole number nf votes cast was 74. of winch 67 were for Terry and for Daniel Coleman, of Limestone.
 The Convention undoubtedly a fair represer- taiion of the patty m the State, and the choice IS that oI' four fflhs of he party.
 The Journal and Flag, which not ijtvorabi. iisuosed To lhe nomination of Col TERRY haups out hs name al the head of the column, and urges d general ral lor the support of the nomination l will be done.
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91-l offer my name to the voters Of Mobile county as candinate for the office of County Clerk, al the ensuing August election.
 Janl5 39te EDWIN RUST.
 0J-The undersigned announces himself a can. didatc for Clerk of the Circut Court of Mobile coun- ty, at the ensuing August election.
 ianlT Ate JACOB s, MARSH
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nRIED FEEF and TONGUES-In extra fine lJ order, for sale by
 myl5 WRIGHT & CUNNING HAM.
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 cult Court of Mobile county, al the election on the first Monday of August next. jan14 3SIe" 0D- The friends of WILLIS W. GAY will sup port him as candidate for the office of Clerk of the County Court, at the election in August next. ianI6 4OteS
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SHERIFF'S NOTICE.

NOMMITTED to the Ja, of Mobile county on N the 10th May, lS45, by Charles A. Hoppin, Esq Mayor of the city of Mobile. a runaway dark muatto Slave called ELI, aged alnut l6 years, feet or inches high, and says he belong, to Gee Hinson, of Montgomery county, Alabama. The own CT Is requested to home Jrward prove property, pay charges and take him away, otherwise he will be dealt with according to law in such cases made and pro, ided [" pay jail fees.
 myl3 l40tf c BANCROFT. Sheriff M C.
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HSM WANTED-A vessel to take a cargo of s4esG Lumber to Matanzas by
 ml4 c LEBARON, 66 Com st