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On motion of Mir. Clyde, Mr. President had be- fore the convention the communications addressed from the several counties III the State, not repre- scented by delegate. in person.
 On motion of Mir Clemens the communications were laid on the table,
 Mir. Clemens mayed that the convention now pro- ceed lo nominate d candidate for Governor.
 Mr. Pope no, ed that the convention adjourn uAt'l o'clock morning, which was lost.
 Mir. Bradley moved 10 adjourn until half past o'clock 10 morrow morning, which was lost.
 The question then recurred on the motion ot MT Clemens to proceed 10 select nominee for Govern and carried
 MT. Pope offered the following resolution:
 Resolved, That It shall require majority of two- thirds of the votes given by this convention to constr tute nomination by this convention
 Mir. Abernathy moved to lay the resolution on the table, which WAS carried.
 Yeas-Messrs. President, J. M. Bailey, Patter- son, Wilson, Murray, Canon, Abernalhy, Elliott, Campbell, Harriss, Clemens, Thompson. Bradford, Bradley. Coleman, Griffin. Lowry, Glascock, Coxe, Taylor, Cochran. King, Winston, Turner, Dearing, Cribbs. Marrast, Clyde, B. s. Turner, Van Dyke, Humphreys and Beck-32.
 Nays-Messrs Forney, Mitchell, Bell, Pickens, Harvey, Randolph, Jewltt, J. F. Bailey, Pope, Shotwell, Carleton, Pharris and Brown-lS
 Mir. Carleton offered the follow ing resolution:
 Resolved, That all votes taken in this convention shall be by counties; majority of the delegates present. the delegate, if but shall cast the vote their county is entitled to. Mir. Clemens offered to amend as follows, which adopted:
 Strike out all after the word resolved, and insert
 That the following rule be adopted for the govern ment of this convention in making a nomination for Governor:
 When the delegation from any county may be di vided. each member shall give his own vote. lfthose present should be divided, and there should be ab- senees from such county, he majority present sla Il give the vote of the abseniees-if equally divided the of the absentees shall be couDted
 The convention then proceeded to nominate a cam ddate for Governor.
 Hon. NATHANIEL TERRY, and Hon. DANIEL CoLEmAE being in nomination, received the follow
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GREAT TRorTING MATcH.-The great feat to tfol '0O niles in 10 consecutive hours was perform yesterday at the Bulls Head Course, by Gen. Dun nam mare, Fanny Jenks, in beautiful style. The m@s Toted one haadred and one milcs n hours and 40 m'nues' a performance which in our knowledge has not be' eqsaled in this country or perhaps in the wor,u ne trot'mg commenced at AM, and ules before PM, thus having l2 minutes ,o spare nier going one mile beyond ,he stipulated distance. The last iarter ol mile of the whole distance wa, accomplished in minute and i, was the opinion of good d,ss on ',r ground 'h" the mare could have plco'. of her task, the animal was in perfectly good condition, appearing at all distressed and ,ak in, in her feed when placed in her stall with eaperness as lt no uncommon renee had taken place-JAl bany Atlas.
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Per SirHmhonI Admiral fin Wetumpka-G W Tar eton go bales DrSa sheppard c0 l5l, Rves, Battle & co !I2. \ w ar- 60i Nsbet 43; F Andrews * co Is. M WIthers CD i; Donald k Marshall II; RheH Sykes X co 10; Nh her simpson I3 MauLlin & Terrell B. w Williams 6; G GOlde 3.
 Ter steamhor' Marquette fm War.aw-Lyon X Baker hr-ws & co x; lives Battle x co 9; Leayrns x N.Ion. $; Rupert & Mel rland H.
 Ter steamooa Lo~ndts from Mongomery-E l. An drews co 72 Oales C W Tareton s: M sayr. ,. Uovt X Fora Gmd'h Curry l. Ulrick, Wallace & co 5; Innl-on 9 lonmer Gay < co 2; Smith, WyckoT x Nj coll 2S E IrrIIsle 7 Rives, Battle co 7 w Bower d co B. II King k T Lesesne 6l Dickinson X EusIis ; JCrawford2 2l Albert Prentice sj Donal MarshuII A. Cdul.lbell l. ~
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To Wm Jones, Jr., and olhers.
PrOce edings Ofthe Democratic Conv ention

PrOce edings ofthe Democratic COnv ention TUSCALOOSA, May 5, 1S45.
 On this day ut I2 o'clock, M., the Democratic Convention met in Ihe Hall of the House of Repre-. sentati,es, &c.
 On motion, Jere. Clemens, Esq was lied to the Char, and Wm. Garrett, Esq appointed Secreta- ry, pro fem.
 The list of counties being called, the following named delegates appeared and registered their / Benfon-wm. II. Forney.
 Bbb-Jno. NJ. BaiIy.
 / Bald,cin-J. c. Vandike. Ciarke-Robert B. Patterson. ; DaHas-W. w. Fambro, N. B. Mitchell, D. R. Bell.
 3 Fayats-B. W. Wilson, Richard J. Murray, J. r. Marrast.
 / FranhHn-G. w. Carroll : Greene-Samuel Pickens, John q. Harvey, T. B. Randolph.
 ; Lnmenos-John T. Aher nalhy, Robert Elliott. / Land1daie-D. Campbell. / Limsst"ne-A s Harris. ( Madison -Jere. Clemens. Jno. c. Thompson, Da vid Bradford, Joseph 2. Bradley John J. Co lenan. ! MarshaH--W am Griffin, J. T. B. Lowry. / Mobie-O. s. Jewett. 1 Montgom0y-Thomas O. Glascock, Robert E. Coxe.
 / Morsan-D. c. Humphreys. Pay-James F. Bailey. Pickens-Isdac Taylor, s. c. Cochran.
 Shsiby-Peyton G King. St. Ciair-B. T. Pope, w. H. ShotweIl. Sumfe,-Mont. Carleton, John A. Winston, J. C. Pharis. z 7ailadega-H. B. Turner, Fl. L. Brown. F Tnscnloosa-Janes H. Dcarng, Dani Crbbs. J. Marrasi, Robert T. Clyde. !, Washngton-B L. Turner. s. s. Houston / Wiieor-T Thomas K. Beck.
 The convention then proceeded to elect Presi- dent to preside over it's deliberations.
 The Hon. $. s. Houston, a delegate from the county oi Washington, was unanimously chosen the presiding officer of the Convention. He con- d"c'ed to ibe Chair from whence he made his hno~eheement in a few appropriate remarks for the honor conferred upon him. Vice President
 W W. Fambro, Esq. of Dallas county. was un. "",1h''sy chosen V,ce President of the Convention.
 "G,n''ion E oi John Winston, Erq. J. r. Mar mas. Esq doorkeeper.
 On mot'on of IL. T. Clyde, E.q.
 Resolved, Tha! the Secretary be instructed to
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8G- The corresponding Secretary of the New York Historical Society has received replies from several individuals and Societies. whose opinions were solicited in reference 10 the adoption by this country of national name. The rephes in general discountenance the proposed change. Chancellor Kent declares his judgment and taste decldedly "yerse to any attempt at innovation. Ex President Van Buren has not been able to satisfy himself of either the nece sly exp, diency of Ihe proposed dermking; and prefers, under present c cumstan e that the matter should remain it is.
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On the 9th inst Mir. RlTcHIE, Senior, took his leave of the readers of the Richmond Enquirer, that being the forty first anniversary since he first lnenced his abors editor of that -haaored pa per Ills address is written with much feel hng. His name IS removed from lle head of the oani,s, and those nf his W iN -I ut---- n~--..., . succeed. May they succeed to his reputation well as to his place, an maintain the character of the "EnqnIrer' of he foremost and most faithful Republican presses of the country.
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The American Anti-Savery SocioIy held it's an nual meeting in New York on Tuesday morning. the 5lh inst, at which Wm Lloyd Garrison presided. The meeting characterized by more than usual ianaiicism, of which give the following slight specimen. Wendell Phillips of Boston, submitted
 resolution 10 the effect ''that as the only exodus for lhe slave population of the United States from their bondage was through dissolution of the Union and the overthrow of fhe organizations called Chris tan churches, lhe merican Anu Slavery Society reJoiced in the signs and would cooperate in the production of both these most desirable events Speeches made in support of the resolution by Ihe mover and Miss Hitchcock, who denounced the rYmers of the Federal Constitution the of tyrau,s, and declared that Satan himself aided them to found that instrument
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Per steamboat Creole from New Orleans-Mesd,p,es Johlso', Hnher Mi .s R Valentine, Dr Johnson Enpts i'uIr, Wl'er, Messrs Wickham, Mitchell, Bough, Tag Rert Llnce, aohtrs, Lewis Fursta, Berlon, Harrison shl'm Hodsson, INHes, Heines. Weden, Nicherk, R. lei, ih"hiis1n--3l od deck.
 Fer sttahroil Lownd's i'm MOneomery-Mrs Sturges hnh rhhdrrh Mrs MarCHrney and children, Misses Ware N II br"un, Btoun, Count Carsomi, Co.'s Oh N"r, h"wrn Dfs Crane iIu.t, Wing, Wardroper Capt. thahhlss, Key, liosg Gregg Messrs Cummings, La m beth, Lercn' "rahh Mathews, Brown Allen. Browning Curry sihiiI"ns, and D 3iv-s Randuiph. Dr0wn, Ri ley Gehner, wigslesw"rth II rytosd King Howell, | King, Chesnni, Daie, Gee Mthew- Conly Burt Hunt Mern.'' Clark, Williams, Rcha,Iaon, Wainwright, Her Tn, 6HcCdrtney
 Per -teHihboaI Marquette fin Warsaw-Dr Tinker Co Jones, Mrssrs McCheh and run Young, Tnoln4y Perry hwiley, Kean, Pike, Rag-dnIe, Raper Heron Avery k Lyon, Wihgate, Hnlmes tunstinIinr, kiev Nln.nn " Reinarh GDwtey. Wnrrr, Me iiiinn. Brown Srhrtt A PHtoa. Law, speed. Mitcheli, MrCHriy Atkins
 Per steamboat Admiral I'm Wetump mpk,--Judpe Neil In dy anh chid Jordan and lady Skates. lady and I chi dren, Mrs Campbell, Mr. Hale ,nd chnd, Misses pvwrt IT, Jgers, Powell, Jorin', Mack. C.pt Tae, Messrs ini land, M Milan, Newton, Macey, Wiike,, Powell Jet.r r. Kidd, Wdacr, Rider. Mcintosh.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
 Mav kth IRl6

Convention met pursuant 10 adiournnent.
 Mir. Clemens announced the arrival ot D. 0. Hum- phreys, Esq. a delegate from Morgan Co. and Thos. K. Beck. Esq. n delegate from Wilcox county, who appeared within the Hall of the House and register ed their names.
 Mir. Thompson from the committee appointed to report to the convention the numbei oi votes each county is entitled to- made the following report
 The committee 10 whom referred a resolution of the conventions directing the committee to enquire and report to the convention the number oi demo- cratic votes cast m ihe different counties in this state at the last presidential election and the mum ber of votes to which each county will be entitled, allowing one vote for ever, three hundred de,nocra lc vuers and 0ne vote for every action of one hum dred and fiiy,-have made the examination and es- mate directed, from the returns made to the Secre- ary of States Ofce usd beg leave to report here- wiih table, giving the information desired.
 JNO C THOMPSON s,.-. la. l..
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The Louisiana State Convention hts br ought it's abors to close. The final vote on the Const,lu.
 ion as formed, was be taken on Wedne sday, at noon. The instrument would then be engrossed, enrolled and signed, and the Convention adjourn sine die.
 The Constitution will be submitted for the raiif- cation of the people by general LalIot in November next, and the election for Governor and other off, cers will take place under the Constitution next January.
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TEMPERANCE We are requested to state, and we do it with pleasure that Mir. John Hawkins, the celebrated Temperance Relormer, will deliver his last Lecture this evening, at the New Methodist Church, St Francis street, at 8 o'clock. All who have heard him will do well to avail themselves this Oporlunity.
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MARINE NEWS.
 Port of DIobiIe--May 18, ls45

CLEARED.
 Br ship Wind, or Castle, Iiuney, for Liverpool by w Miliigan q co Ship Clara, Psnhallow. for Liverpool, by Reid co. Ship Frnnconia, Jones, for Liverpool. by Martin. SD brig Golonll inn. Fabregas, for Haynns. by Chas LeBaron. schr Bsnner, Wisr, for Philadelphia, by master.
 -f ARRIVED. rr Steamboat Creole. Hiern, i'm New-Orleans. stramnoai Iawndes, Johnson i'm Wstumpka, with 2i6 bales cotton. r.. l#9= - .s#= : .Ia. -. Steamhoat Admiral, Burrill, i'm We,ampka with 67l bales cotton.
 Steamboat Marquette, Turpin, from Warsaw, with Si bales cotton.
 CLEARED FOR THIS roRT-From Boston. 3d-Bark Zuletie, Kiey. 4rt ##. NrT ARRIVED nENcE-At Philadelrhia, 7ih inst-Schrr European, Studey, IS day Textor. smith, IA da,s At Providence, 5th-Bark Julia. Burgess SAILED FOR THIS roRT-From Boston,. Sd inst Bark Zulete, Killey; bark Wave, Howesi brig Lowder Lowder.
 Further from Foreign Poris ARRIvED HENcE--At Flushing, April 5-Bark Diantha, Williams. Al Liverpool, 14th-Br bark LAnark, FIith. Al the Clyde, l6th-Br bark Mearns, Houston. Al iavre, l4th-ship Cla,issa Andrews, Colby.
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The Congressional districts are moving in refer nnce 10 he August elections
 In this, the frst dstrict no nominations hnve been made by either party yet. Among the democrats, ae named Lyon of Marengo, Bethea of Wilcox, Roach and Watkins of Monroe. and Philips and Walker of Mobile. The wings have two competitors for the nomination, Dunn and Chllder soi ihs coun ", We have htald that desire third can. didate, To compromise the conflict between the Mo bile aspirMds.
 In the second district, a whig Convention has nominated Henry W. lliIliNd, of Montgonery.- The democrats have made nomination yet.
 In the third district, il is said tie wings will pro haby run no candidate. Two democrats are in the field, Wm L. Yancey, of Aulauga, the late member, and George w. Gayl', orDahs county. con'en- ion is Io be held for selecting between them. We nave heard from Dallas, where delegates were apponted favorable to the nomination of MT. GAYLE, and Lowndcs and Perry which have ap- pointed delegates favorable to Mir. YANCEY.
 In the fourth district there also two democrats nominated, W. W. Payne, the late member, and Col .nhn Erwin, of Greene county The wings nave candidate yet. bul have agreed upon dis tict Convention al Tuscalousa, for the nomination of whig. It s to be hoped therefore, that there will be but one democrat run, or mhig might slip in.
 In the fhh distrtet, the democrats are running Houston, tle late member, and J, M. Nuoe of Frank in county It is not believed that the wings vii starr any candidate.
 Ih the Si1th dist,ict. no nomination has been made and no opposition will probably be made to the re- election of Reuben Chapman. As for a whig candi date, there is mere han count, in the distrIr which can easily give more democratic majorit, than there are wIig votes in the whole district. | In th seusmh district, Samuel F. Rice has been nominated by the democrats. The whig candidate is not nhmed. Daley, ofTaIIapoosa, is said to b, | in the field as "ndependeu democral' l or the seven districts, five are largely democratic The first and second gave small whig majori es il November, small that they may be fairly consid
 red debaieabe districts, to be carried bv the mos judcious nomination and superior oxertion in Au- aust.
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The Virginia election returns are now complete. They may be summed up breA,. For Congress, fourteen democrals-One whg. For the State Sen ate, twenty-one democ als-eeven whigs. For the House of Delegates. seventy nine democrats-fty- five wings.
 On joint-ballot, democ ,tc majority THIRTY FOUR; which gives the Governor of the State and U. $. Senator.
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Q E XR Rn HefE

LlVERPooL-Per Br ship Windsor Caslle-2I56 bis 
 lIVERfooL-Per ship Cara-ls67 bales cotton, 9 cedar logs.
 LlNERPOoI-Per ship Franconia-Iss3 bales colt on HANANA-Per SD brig GolondrinA-lS7 bales cot ton PHlLADEIPHIA-Per schr Bamner-46 bales cotton 21s coils rope, AZ pkges furniture
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CONSaGNEEs

Per steamboat Creole from New Orleans--J H Huber; beshon, Ta Tor Myers; Dawson Ferguson l. G uer- rger; Campaell, Owen & co, W Calvert; l. Merchant A coi smith Walker X co; D Solomon; Allis; Rodri- gnez c Anold II Smith; Moses Waring X co; Mrs InlnNY -
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Among the passengers m the Hbernia, is Mr. tIvEs of Virginia, late Secretary of Legation at London, which appointment he has resigned.
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Gov. EDWARDS of Mo. has issued proclama- ion ordering special election on the lst Monday m August next, to elect delegates to Constitutional Convention.
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On mnl,nn nf Mr- Clrrnens.

On mnlIOn OI MT. 'FmenHs - Re-ol,ed, That the proceedings nf this Conyen. tiou he signed b, the President Vice President and Secretary thereof, and published in the State Jour nal and Flag.
 On motion of Mir. Clemens the Convention then adjourned sine die.
 $. s. HOUSTON. President.
 " W. FAMBRO, Vice President. J.F. MARRAsT, Secretary.
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The North Carolina papers announce the death of W. W. CHERRY, Esq, of Bertie county, tine whig candidate for Congress in that district.
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The Hon. Dixon II. Lewis arrived in Char leston, s. C., on the 5ih inst, on his way home from Wash- lpton city.
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COPPER ORE.-Ihe Madison Express, Wiscan f'n' states that extensive body oI corper hY 2 lately been discovered at the BarHb.o, Sank county the ore yielding 72 per cent. Miners focking thprp
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MARRIED-on Tuesday evening, 18th inst, by Rev. Mir. Nall, MT. MARTIN RoBBINs to Miss ANN AUGUSTA daughter Of Jesse Jayne. Esq. all of this ciy.
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The Wilmington (pel) municipal election Ina resulted in democratic triumph
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The recent fires oug Island extended over ti'fly thousand acres, destroying he growing tim- Der. i"uses, barns, &e. &c., in their course. The total loss Is estimated a S2OO 00O
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lIN PORTS

NEW ORLEANs-Per steamboat Creole-12 bbIs PoTa, 56 do iour do hans. l2 do heeE do noIasses Is do oni"ns, 20 kegs lard hhd sugar, cask oil do cldGet, 45 bxs lemons.
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siSeuLAR!arhe whg papers did not discover any '0aF n me Presidents inaugural address ugti it had been to England and returned.
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kARI1,D FEEF and TOhGuES-ln In extra fine NJ order, for sale by
 myl5 WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM d flAMPAGNk-CIi CIiquo,, Grown and Napoleon, in quarts and pnts, for sale by
 m,lt JOHN O'REIILY & co, ( tIiaMPAGNE-50 in,skels ol superior quality, <I in store und for sac by
 m,II C. w. TORRANCE. THAMPAGNE-l0 baskets Due de Montebei &/ 10 brand, yer, supero, a,ticle. for sale by
 myl4 BEERS x SMITH, 22 St Michaei-st ARD-4g kegs Leaf, just received and for sale. A by B. F. ROWLAND k CO,
 myl3 4J Commerce. st
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MOBILE
OF LlMEs1 ONE.

G. PRICE CURRENr-Our letter and news paper sheets will be issued al the usua time to-mor- row morning.
 The next steam packet from this country is lbe liritanni, to leave Boston on the Isl June.
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FOR IOIIIsVIIIE

II.r FOR LOUISVILLE. s....,s h h The new and splendid double en- iEEzzal55E5 zine steamboat MARENc O, Thos. Adams master, will leave NewOrleans for the above and ptermedlate landings. on SUNDAY, the 18th Inst., M 10 o'cIock AM. '' Passengurs leaving Mobile on Saturday by mail boa, vii h, in time f", the Marengo.
 For freight or passage apply to
 CAMPBELL, OWEN & CO.,, Agents.
 72 Front-st Mobile.
 or 10 THOMAS WARREN, my16 22 Poydras-st. it,. New -Or rIenns.
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For CIerk ef fhc Circnif

Al Havre, l4ih-ship Cla,issa Andrews, Colby.
 -
 For Clerk of tho Circuit Court.
 U1- am d candidate for reelection ,O the onlce of Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile county at the ensuing August election.
 ap15 AUGUSTUS BROOKS.
 9o-JAMES HAGAN is announced by hts friends candidate for the office of Circuit Clerk Of Mo- bile county at the ensuing August election. aps
 0J- The friends of JAMES SCOTT ann, unce him as a candidate for the office of Clerk ,f the Circuit Court of Mobile county the election the 'st Monday of August mex, mh25e* 057I respectfully announce myself asa candidate for Clerk of he Circuit Court of Mabile county, at
 mhs s4,f J. w. LANG. x|NED s. RATCLIFFE is proposed by his friends candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court, | and will be supported by 0o-The undersigned announces himself as A can- didac for Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile coun- ty, al the ensuing August election.
 ianl7 Ate JACOB s. MARSH.
 oo-The friends of JOHN P. REMY announce him candidate for the office of Clerk of the Cir cult Court of Mobile couutv, at the election on the | first Monday of August next. janl4 SStes For Clerk of the County Court. 0J-W We are requested to announce EDWARD E. GALE as a candidate for Clerk of the County Court l at the ensuing election. -.4l... s- mhll Dct- To the Voters of Mobile county: We are au- 1 tlorized to announce DRURY THOMPSON as a nddaie for reelection the office of Cleik of the County Court of Mobile county, al the ensuing Au- gust election ss febS 60tie* 0, The friends of WILLIS W. GAY wlIl sup port him candidate for the office of Clek of the County Court, at the election in August next. janl6 40te*
 0Q-I offer my to the voters of Mobile county a candnate for the office of County Clerk, at the ensuing August election. .T
 Jan15 39ie EDWIN RUST.
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 umUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE co of ofNew-York-A Dividend of TWENTY THREE AND HALT declared the 9th inst. Capita to SIX HUNDRED AND slxTY-sEvEN THoUsAHD DOLLARS. Total a million Of dollars. Persons who did business with the Agency during the year just ended will receive their Dividends Scrip in February.
 Applications for INSURANCE will received at the office of the Agency corner of st Francis and Royalsts up stairs. jHnl8l ROBERT S. BUNKER. Agent. r HAVILAND, CLARK S CO, IMPORT AND WHOLESALE DEAL FRS In Drugs and Medicines, Surgical and Dental Instruments Chemicals, Perfupery, Brushes, Window Glass, Paints Oils. Dye stufs, &c.
 Nos. 45 and 47 Water street-MOBILE. HAvILAHD, REESE & Co, New-Yerk.
 HAvILAND, NAnRAL & ALLEN, Charleston, s. c. HAyILAND. RIsLEY X Co, Augusta, GH. dec2 lcmo pCHINA, Glass, Earthenvare and Cut- LERY-WHoLEsALE AND RErAIL.-The subscriber b receiving extensive assOrmen Of the above nrti ces. hch he offers at the lowest prices. noyH JAS MASTERSON, Importer. 34 Water-st URELlGIOUs NOTICE-Divinr service on Sab. bath mornings will hereafter during the summer commence ai half past 10 o'clock, In the Mrihodist Churches In this city. The Congregations sprct- fully requested to attend that hour by THE PASTORS myl6 t ss ff' I5t.
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Do- To the Voters of Mobile county: We are au- tlorized to announce DRURY THOMPSON as a candidate for reelection to the office of Clerk of the County Court of Mobile county, al the ensuing Au- gust election .= =5za.lH feb8 6DtieS
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0G-I offer my name 10 the voters of Mobile county eandnate for the office of County Clerk, at the ensuing August election. 7 ia .I
 Janl5 39ie EDWIN RUST.
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I5NED s. RATCLIFFE IS proposed by his friends a candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court and will he supported by
 febl7 67ti MANY VOTERS.
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0s-The friends of WILLIS W. GAY whl sup- port him candidate for the office of Clerk of the County Court, at the election in August next.
 ianl6 40tes
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0o-The undersigned announces himself a cans didatc for Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile coun- ty, al the ensuing August election.
 ianl7 Ate JACOB s. MARSH.
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 0d- 1 am candidate for re.eleci,on 10 the office of Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile county at the ensuing August election. f=..l5 ap15 AUGUSTUS BROOKS.
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OJ-The friends of JOHN P. REMY announce him candidate for the office of Clerk of the Cir cult Court of Mobile couuy, at the election on the first Monday of August next. janl4 S8tes
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For Clerk of the County Court.
 09-We are requested to announce EDWARD B. GALE as candidate for Clerk of the County Court at the ensuing election. .l.I .. mh1l