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Southern exchange was inactive.
 CHARLESTON MARKET-The Courier reports sales for the past week Of $500 baes the advance obtained close of the preceding week. consequent upon the oiGn news, being maintained. Mid 10 mid fair qlo,sd 64 D6sc Receipts Of week ,s49 bales. Frsghts to Liy- erpool id. and Havrc ac.
 SAVANNAH MARKET-The Republican of 90ih ut.. af ter alludns to the receipt Of the foreign at tho commencement of the week. observes
 The news created all immediate advance iD our mar ket and though The sales been heavy, qutnce o the difficulty Ot making freight en2hgpmen Nei prices generally ic per b higher than o our lust report. The principal demand is for oales which commando ready sae I 10 sc per 10 high CT than the same quality in round bales.
 We have changed our quotations conform possible 10 the prices paid renarhing that outside nsurts are for square packages We quote inf 5p54c ord 54 05i mid 6d64i mid fair 64 6i fair and ully lair 6f06a. The sales Of the week amount 3,9Ul bales Upland.
 rreights-We have no change notice in foreign.- Four ships have been taken for Liverpool during the Week at T. -l6d per lb for cUOn-oDe third square. No vessel up for avre engagement fc per b for square, and lc per To for round bales bark is loading for port in France on owners account; COastwise-rwo vessels have been engaged for Boston per bale for cotton. To New Ink the packets loading tc per b for cotton, round and square bales To Phade phia ana Baltimore last engagements 56c per b for cotton
 NEw-ORLEAss MARKET, June 3-The sales of cotton yeterday amounted 1890 bales, including list of l. 3so Tennessee and 200 North Alabsma. Prices have not experienced any change. In addition to the above, list of 1900 bales Tennessee has taken off the market for shipment on factors account.
 BANK NoTE PLATEs-The President of the State Bank st Tuscaloos destroyed last mon lhe following plates
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sniff Democrat :" It is not very definne phrase certainly, for would he far from attrhutins in its fuIl any public man. the soIrnsn h, pocricy of the "moral Mir. PeeksnlfF." in Dickens Chuzzle- vii. But in lhe line of opposition adopted ssainst Col TERRY bs his present opponents, especially in persisting to a.sail him for opinions which he has explicitly diSasowed, and in quoting as grounds oI opposition to hIm, votes which were given al the same time and on the same bill, by men whom they are willing to support against him. there are tracei ofa systematic attempt 10 deceive, which remind us invounlary of the tactics of the worthy ''Peck sniff !"
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EnNaanNERa

Per brig w Brown fin Bosion-J Tarbel; Kelly & Allen Harris, Clayton CO; Wm II Chidsey; Paine; Rives, Battle coi Waring 4 COS Desha, Smith < co; Tlilotson; Freeman & B0l,0n; E Gale Campbell, Owen x co; W Truwitt; Masterson; A Nj AniersoniJ Gandofo; Dewing, Edmands & Field; M Sietson; 5 s Howei Mauldin Terrell; Keeler Bowen.
 Per steamboat Fashion, from New Oreans-Wilson & May; Donald & Marshall; W A Scott.
 Per steamboat Creole from New Urleans-J Il Huber; May lin; G Wood; T Miller & COS T Lesesne; Wm Cal vert Rhea, Sykes & co; Stiles co; Campbell Owen X co; Ticknor: Cook & co 1. Merchant; Mallory Ross: c Chamberlain; Wm fl Bunnell; Washington & Callahan; Wright 1unnihghami Fry, Bitss co: l Jones: Mosely < Tucker T Guesnard; Foster X Bat teilei w Ogden; Ferrand; speyer; A Bardo A lIa. CAI.
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The report received first from Augusta, (Geo) that Mr. McDUFFGE of South Csrolna, has been attacked by d severe paralysis, and lost the use ol hi. Jeff side and speech, has been confirmed by the South Carohnian at Colombia, which adds, that ae- counts received there since say, "tiere IS no proba- ble hope of his final recovery"
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Mkxico.-The British frigate Eurydlee arrived of the bar at the Bage Saturday, and she is now lying at anchor there. One or two gentlemen who came in this ship from Vera Cruz. aud several or her ofcers arrived ina town yesterday by the tow-boat Star We have been furnished with few items of information from Vera Cruz of date as late as the 22d alt
 Regarding the rsaty between Texas and Mexico, | the Mexican Government finds itself in dilemma which preciplae action might render dangerous.- | They have raised a spirit which they discover lhey cannot que, and which even to conclliate ap- .eors to be hazardous. Notwithstanding the large majority which the treaty or the authority io treat obtained in ihe Mexican Congress, having passed the chamber ny vote of 43 10 & and the Senate by 30 To G. the measure is exceedingly unpopular with | the Dcople The adherenis of Santa Anna, and mall contents of every hue and kind, encourage all forms of opposition to the existing government Knowing the inability of Mexico 10 engage with the United States in war, and confident that she cannot rely upon England for assistance, they represent to the igno, ant mutirudes the invasion of this country | task of easy accomplishment, and thai the British government only waits the word to oln them against us The people are therefore madly in favor of war, and the adoption of any course by the existing ernu,ent having peaceful tendency, will more than probably result in it's overthrow. The friends of Santa Anna and the opposition generally stimulate this warllke spirit to the utmost, and one of two things is rendered almost certain either that the ex isting government will declare war against the Uni ie States. or that a new revolution will speedily break out and sweep Il liom existence.
 No attempts are made in Mexico to disguise the deep and active in'erest which Great Britain takes in every thing calculated prevent the eectnaton of he annexation measure. It IS sa that 10 accom- psh her ends she offers 10 pay the debts of Texas, and te assume for Mexico millions of her English bonds, guaranteeing independence to the one, and security from the inroads of the United States to the other.
 Capt Elliott, and the officers of the frigate, who came up, are stopping al he St. Charles Hotel.
 The Texan English commissioner "whose name is never heard" was to leave Vera Cruz the 23d inst for Galveston in the French brigof war Penur.
 Governor shannon arrived few diys prev,ous 10 the sailing of the Eurydice al Vera Cruz, and would l leave in short time for the United States. l Business al Vera Cru7 is very dull This is at tributed almost wholly 10 the prohbitory tariff regu- lalons in force. It s confidently asserted that Congress will adopt tariff before il adJourns, The necessities of the government will require al- | teration which will encourage trade, and bring more money into the Freasary.-[N. o. JefIersonian.
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The FASHION arrived here on Tuesday morning from NewOrleans, via Pensacola She has receis- a new boiler, has been re6tted. and repainted; and dressed in her new garb, she has fresh and come y air. as though she had just come from the hands of the builder. She has resumed her place in the mail line, and with her bluf and hospitabe captain and clever clerk, and fine accommodations and sumplu- fare, it will be found luxury to travel on her.
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MOBILE
T'hursIay Morning, June ,, Is45 Democratic Nomination.
 FOR GOVERNOR, NATHA HANIEL TERRY.
 OF LlMES1 ONE.
Democrattc Nomination Election.

AgreeabiA lzrRp arrangement entered into by the Democratic fiitates for Clerk of the Circuit Court, al the ensuing August slecliou-a poll will be opened at the Court House, on Tuesday. the 10th inst, from o'clock AM. to PM, to determine wh' shall by the highest given, be the regular nomi- nee of the Democratic party.
 The friends of James w. Lang, James Hagan, James Scott and Jacob s. Marsh. in town and coun- iy, are invited 10 rally on this occasion.
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00- DYSPEPSIA AND INDIGEsTION- FAMILY MEDICINE-Tauant's Cordial Elirir of Turkey Rhubarb takes its place the best remedy for Dyspepsia or Indigestion, of the present day being W in truth Family Medicine. Those who sui. fer from excessive fatigue mental anxiety. intel lectuaI application of whatever kind. will 6nd it be medicine of extreme value. This preparation will prove a healihful stimuant for the patent who suffers from the frequent use of wine or spirits. For sale wholesale and retail, ai the store of Messrs. MOSELY & TUCKER, Druggists and Apoiheca- ries, corner Dauphn and Royal streets. The pro- prietors has appointed them Agents for this city.
 myl5 J42Kmo
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uVE VESEGhIAtatA

NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat Fashor-20 bbls pork, l04 do 1our 25 kegs lard 5O coils rope 662 sacks 
 NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat Creoe-55 pces bagRing Is bbs eggs 200 do hour 25 do whkoy l2 do beef Is do moasses, do vinegar 24 do poatoes; a6 do au 26 do onons 35 casks bncon, llg kegs ad 55 coils rope, 40 sks shorts 9S kegs buter bd paper 47 bxs cheese, 10 kegs shot, cks wine, l9 hogs, &e.
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THE TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATIONS TWEEN BALTIMORE AND NEW YoRK.-A Wash Ington correspondent of the Journal of Commerce states that the New York Magnetic Company having filled their stock, ready to proceed to the com more and New York. This design may, however, be frustrated by the railroad companies, the of whose travel is wantei In that case, the funds oi the Company 10 ie employed m establishing a Telegraph line between New York and Boston. Should the experme,, succeed, line from Bangor to New Orleans will s'on he established and another probably, westward St. Louis. Mir. Kendall, II is sad, calculates tha the stock of the Company will yield dividend of 9 per cent. per anHum. ThIs estimate is founded onthe postages received from the Government Express Mail.
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MARSHAL'S SALE. Beebee Brothers, Beobee Brothers, w. fla. vs. f. ia.

Beebee Brothers, Beebee Brothers, w. f. ia. vs. fl. ia. Austin & Hopkins. Austin & Hopkins. pY virtue Of TWO writs of fl. ia. issued from tho JCrcuit Court of the United States for the South ern District of Alabama and to me directed, I vii sell for cash in front of the United States roon or the first Monday of July next. between the hours o l2 o'clock noon and o'clock PM. the following de- scrbed property, situated aud lying in the city o Mobile, to wn:-Lots and Stores situated on Dan. phn street, between Royal and St. Emanuel streets Nos. S5 and 67, bounded east by property of J Hunt, west by property of Madame Forrest north by Danphin street and south by property of John Boodgood: the samo levied on as the property of Wm. Austin to satisfy tho above mentioned f, fas.
 VIM. ARMSTRONG. U. s. Marshal, ie6 l5s!f by c. CUTLER, D. Marshal. niCKSoN'S PRACTICE OF MEDICINE AI Just received and for sale by
 J.M. sUMWALT CO.,,
 Booksellers and Stationers, 36 Dauphin ct Practice Of Medicine-By Saml Henry Dick son, Nj. D., Professor of the Institutes and Practice of Medicine in the Medical College of South Caro. lima, 2 vols. Svo.
 This is the only work on the Practice of Medi- cine, which has been published by Southern Prac. ti,Ioner, and has long been wanted by the Medical Profession in the Southern States.
 Or J. M. SUMwALT & Co.,, have always on hand large assortment of Medical Works. jeb NEW SUMMER GOODS-DAEIELs & BRA. " DY have just receved-
 New style French Musns
 Irish and Russia Linen SheetinQs
 Parasols and Sun Shades plain and colored
 Linen Musqutto Sheeting
 New Style Cravats and Scarfs
 GA Black Fillet Netts
 Hosiery and Gloves of all descriptions
 Thread Edgings and Inssrtings
 Muslin Edgings and Insertings
 Palka Bands and Fancy Mius
 Rviere and Hem Stitch Linen Handk srchefs
 Embroidered and Tape Border do
 New style Calicoes and Furniture Prints
 Window Shades by the yard
 Marseilles and Cassnet Vestinas
 Geptlemen's Silk Shirts and Drawers
 Merino and Cotton do
 Half Hose and Suspsnders
 Grass Linen; French Linen Checks New Organdy and colored Jaconet do jeB SUNDRIES-1000 bags prime white Corn S 100 bbIs Ohio Flour; 100 do Scratch do
 50 do Si Louis do; 50 half do
 8 bls Rectifed Whskey; 10 t:erces Rice
 150 kegs Lard; 30 do fresh Butter, &c. just received and for sale by
 je5 O.. TORRANCE. WARRANTS Extract of Cubebs and Copaiva- certain cure for all vcnereal di .easos, just re- ceved and for ssie hy
 HAvILAND, CLARK & O., js5 45 asd 47 Water street. RUTTER-2O kegs first qualn, Goshen Butter, -D je5 for sale hy E. (. CENTER & co DITCH-20 bbls Piich, 10 do Ro.in. for sale by II je5 E. c. CENTER & co.
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This day has been appointed for laying the corner stone of the Hall for the joint occupancy of the Franklin Society and the Masonic Fraternity. The site selected is of the pleasant and in the city, being opposite to the Public Square, adjoining on the north the Engine House of Fire Company No. 3, on St Joseph street. The pro- gtamme for the ceremonials will be found in our ad- vertising coumns. After the laying of the stone, the procession and audience will repair to the Tent upon he Public Square, when an ADDRESS will be delivered by Judge JOHN A. CUrHBERT. We are requested to say, that seats will be reserv' ed for the ladies, who are respectfully invited to grace the ceremonies with their presence.
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gyRCEspTs OF COTTON

Per steamboat Bourbon fin Montgomerv-W A Arm strong l06 bales L Andrews & co 46i N Sayte 5; Nave 3; M Warin2 co l; Donald q Marshall 6.
 Per Wsaver's fiat fin Cotton Gin Port-W Eckford 75 bales.
 Per steamboat Marquette from Blufiport-G Goode 6 bales; Harris. Cayon & co 4: Dickinson Eustis 8; Leavens & Malone 9.
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TRINITY CoLLEGE.-The name of Washington College, Hartford, has been changed by he Connec,i- cut Legislature, to Trinity College. The principal for this change, the fact that there are several Colleges oi the name in this country.
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EK DH e.

LIVERP0nL-Per ship spendid-l799 bales cotton. LIVERPOOL-Per ship SHrdnia-235S hale cotton.
 LIVERPoOL-Per ship trge- los bales cotton LIEERPOOL-Per ship Palestine-l530 bales cotton.
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Itappears that the Whig Convention for the fourth district. which proposed to be held ut Tuscaoo- ga on the 26th u., did at all. There is no whg candidate therefore in the field and none will probably offer. The will therefore he contested by democrats, and from the tone of politics there think it unlikely that any Convention will be held. The candidates we have heretofore named. They w. w. PAYNE of Sumter, (the late member) i; Col. JOHN ERwIS of Greene, formerly Speaker of the House of Representatives, and B. w. HUNT INeToN, Esq. of Tuscaloosa.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.
vs fl ia. vs. ven. exp. IxL n

ys fl ia. vs. ven exp.
 John Tickn0r. John Ticknor
 DY virtue of the above stated writs of f. fa and A1 ven. exp, issued from the Circuit Court of the United States for the Southern District of Alabama and te directed, will sell for cash in front of the United States Court Room, on the lst Monday of July next. between the hours of 12 o'clock noon and o'clock PM, eae following described property to wit Lot and Store situated in the city of Mo- bile fronting the north side of St Francis street, between Water and Commerce streets, and extend- ing through to Planters street, having 35 feet front on St Francis street, and running through to Plan ters street the same width, bounded south by St Francis street, east by lot and store late the pro- perty of M Eslaya and P. A. Remsen, north by Planters street, and by lot late belonging to Allied Bill, now the property of Beach, Fla X Co; -the same levied on as the property of John Tick 10 satisfy the above mentioned writs of fl fa and ven. exponas. VIM. HAMPSTEAD, U. S. M.
 je5 l58tds by c. CUTLER. D. NJ.
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-PRIcE-CURRENT-Our Letter Sheet will b issned as usual on SalurdaY morning.
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Bishop De Lancey s recovering, and will, it s
 hoped, be in condition to be carried home, in a
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MARINE NEWS.
Port of Mobile--June 5, Is45.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
 Ship Hermitage. Badger. for Liverpool by Wheeler. Ship Palestine, Mumtord for Liverpool, by w Millgan Ship Sardinia, Foster, for Liverpool, by Gwahmey. Ship Splendid, Pettis, for Liverpool, by Reid CO., Brig Damascus, Chase, for Galveston, in ballast by master.
 Bark Wave. HOwes, i'm Boston, with Ice to master. Brig W Brown, Phinney, fin Boston. 10 muster. Steamboat Creole. Hiern. From New-Drenns. Steamboat Fashion, Fullerton, from New-Orlea unt Pensacola.
 Steamboat Lalls Rookh, Hooper, from Demopols Steamboat Bourbon, Bolton, i'm Montgomery. witt 169 bales cotton.
 Steamboat Marquette, Turpin from Blun1pori, with weaver's fiat, from Cotton Gin Port, with 75 bale. cotton.
 CLEARED ron THIS poRT-Frsm Havana, 22d-shp Thracinn, Brown.
 From Thonaston 2ist uit-Brig GIowler, Hall ARRIVED HEEoE-At Nsw-York, 18th ult-BrlG Phi. Al Havana, 2o.h-sp bslss Prudents, Milett, Indus- tria, San Pera.
 MEMORANDA
 The brig Tam O'elantsI, from Carthagens, at New. York, reports, l4th u ship ashore on Curysord Rect had her fore and maln opsnls aback end-avorng gel her of-had lighter alongside and three others a.at- She is New-York ship, and took her 10 he Mobile packet.
 bound to New Orleans ashore Carysiord Rec the 18th ult, and was expected ,he ship would be total loss The cargo hch quite valuable one for ths of the yesr mostly saved in sound state the dry goods first got and found to be dry would be sent to Key West in liRhlers-two three which was then alongside. The Rienz fpe yes. sei built at Middle aHddam, Ct, in 1856, WAS 327 tons burthen, belonged to Messrs Post Phips of York, and a, the time of the disaster in Neons N York and New Orleans line. She cleared the lst nsl.- Vessel and cargo insured in Wall street. The Br ship Mersey, ashore south Of the Hook, k wrecked badly. The Insurance Company's steam pump was sent with view to try to pump her oul and get her of, if possible.
 The whale bark Richard Henry, of New London, Brct master was totally lost on he Shetland Islands, in Feb ruary last. Crew saved.
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Penmanship and Bookkeeping.
 ID McHELM respectfully informs the citizens of lNs Mobile, that owing to the numerous appcs- tions which have recently been made for admission into his classes, he has taken larger rooms at No. 57 Dasphin street, where he will continue receive pupils for one week longer. my31 l56m
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PAsAENssEkA.

MARR1ED-On the 3d inst, by the Rev. Mir. Heard MT. GEoRoR w HoLT to Mrs. MARY E. GAYLORD, al of this city.
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FOR MONTGOMERY,

A E@ h The new and light draught steamer EzSsSFIs&- LOWNDES, A. H. Johnson master will leave for the above and all intermediate andingi on SATURDAY, 7th inst al 5 o'clock, PM.
 For freight or passage, having superior accommo dalions, apply on boald or to
 ie5 CAMPBELL. OWEN A co.
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MILITARY ACADEMY AT WEST PoINT.-Con- gress has reiused for year past, to take any appropriation fer a board of visiiere at West Point. But, instead ofhe former board, number of military gentlemen assemble lsre by direction of the Secre- tary of War. The following IS copy of the last or der issued on this subect:
 WAR DEPARTMENT, May 6, lS45. In order that the department may obtain the usual information on the workings of the United States military academy, within the laws and regulations provided for it's government, the officers mentioned below are appointed inspectors of the inst ttuion for the year. They will meet at West Point the first Monday in June; atteld the annual examination oi the corps of cadets, an make report npon the disci line, instruction, and general condition of the demy
 Major GeneralScott,
 Brigadier General Brooke,
 Brigadier General Gibson,
 Brigader General Towson,
 Colonel G. Bonford.
 Surgeon Gener,I Lawson. Major Levi Whiting. Major Gene ral Scott will appoint an aid or aids decnmp to record the proceedings of the inspectors
 W. l.. MARCY, Secretary of War. By order Signed) R. JONEs, Adjutar1 General
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IF The friends of JOSEPH c. CHAMBER LIN will support him Candidate for the office o Tax Collector of Mobile county, at the ensuing Au- gust election. myl9 l45
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E.TThe friends of THOMAS G. NEWBOLD will support hir for County Tax Collector the en. suing August election. je3 l57*
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0E5- We are authorized to announce JOHN P OWEN Candidate for Tax Collector. my27 I52tf
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For Clerk of the Circuit Court.

0G- am candidate for reelection 10 the offcs of Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile county al Ihs ensuing August election.
 ap15 AUGUSTUS BROOKS.
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MIR. LLOYD BOWERS is our duly authorised WI Agent and Attorney during our absence from the State, lje5l JAMES REID & co.
 TAMES TAYLOR GIBSON is my legally au. eD ihc-,s-d sgsnt and ,'torrsy during my abaence from Mobile. ljebJ JNO. GIBSON. .
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MEMORANDA,

THOICE TEA--Extra Gunpowder, Imperialund O Young Hyson, in 2, 6, l3 and II ID caddies in store and for sale by
 WRIGHT X CUNNINGHAM, ieb Groceis, 66 Dauphn st
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The Advertiser when it professes to give us nfor. nation ought to speak to the point. We did not ask what infusscs Judge PoRTER's opinions might have had the of the Advertiser, and therefors its disclaimers that thay had not had 'mseh'-em- phassed thus in ital;cS--was unnecessary. It was harnless speculation about the harmonies of wbig- sery--s leading press of the party having advised a political course which leading candidate of the party treated with scorn. It was rather delicate matter to inquire into, and far from pressing the Advertiser Tor further explanations at the hazard of more italics Tor Judge PoRTER's benefit. we let II pass.
 We mend another form of expression at the hint of the Advertiser. He did not pledge the ys vofs to the candidate of the disa6ected democrats. in the rigid of a formal pledge, in which he chooses to construe the word. He only promised his vote and volunteered his advice that the whs party would do 50 also. He IS desirous ofhaving it thoroughly un derstood that he does not contract for the delivery h the whig party bodily, u. the minority democrats We are glad he is getting to be precise the sig nhcation of words, otherwise his friends of the Tuscaloosa Monitor, might he uneasy at what 'Slr Robert Peep would think ol the style of the Amer ican Press. We will try to be very pa,, ,icuIsr, and therefore amend our expression, that he offered to pie ge the "hig yoIe. He only promised fer him. self ant gave encouragement for them that they would Lest'w il in the way. which Judge PORTER says, would be a betrayal Of principle.
 He. e.innoceutly inquires what ws meant by sP, ck.
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ITNED s. RATCLIFFE IS proposed by his friends candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court, and will he supported by
 febl7 67ti MANY VOTERS.
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0J- To the Voters cf Mobile county: We tlorzed to announce DRURY THOMPSON as a candidate for reelection the office of Clerk of the County Court of Mobile county, at the ensuing Au- gust election. febS 60liles
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0cj-The undersigned announces himself as a can didatc for Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile coun- ty, at the ensuing August election.
 ianl7 Ate JA('OR s. MARSH.