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BALTIMORE EQUITABLE SOCIETY.
APRIL 10th, 1916.
TkI z, MI snr,l

nv aszz. THE Nj E NIB EfsS of this Society
M ks%S are respectfully informed that in order
E{a$fS to make good the losses by fire which
have occurred since theIlast contribution
OF the 2oh March, 1884, the Directors have levied
contribution OF pa per cent. on the amount Of de-
postes, or su proportonable parts thereof as NAV
be due according to the respective dates of the Poll
cles to be paid to the Treasurer, at the Office No 10
south street, within thirty days from this date agree
ably TO the requisiton of the charter.
,, FRANCIS ]. DALLAM, Treasurer
NOTE, The Law of Incorporation requires that
'he CONTRIBUTION levied shall be paid TO the Treasurer
within thirty days from the above date in default
thereof forfeiture of double the SUN is incurred and
negeclingto pay said forfeiture in ten days more may
he excluded from all benefit of Insurance. and have
their deposit .fsJeitedt TO the Society.
Persons having Policies lying in the Office are ear
nSstly requested to call and take them away.
apl7 -2aN6w
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03- BALTIMORE UNITED FIRE DEPART
MENT. The Board of Select Delegates will me It
at City Hall THIS friday EVENING, at 8 O'Clock.
1t Fri JAMES YOUNG, Sec'y.
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WEIGH AND DELEvAN'S CIRCUS. This is the last
night but one that this popular Equestrian Company
will remain in our city. Their stay cannot possibly
be prolonged after tomorrow evening, as they ap-
pear in Washington on Monday night An entire
change of programme is announced for this evening
G. early or YOU will not be able 10 get a seat.
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THURSDAY, APRIL l6, 1916.
FRoMrHE EXCHANGE READINa-Roou 0
CLEARED,

CLEARED,
Brig Mary A. Jones, Jones, Montevideo and 4
ket, John II, Kali.
Brig Columbia, Coffin, Laguayra and Porto Cd
10, 2. j, Caduc.
Br. brig Jabez, Smith, West Indies, JOS C. II
Schr Ann Elizabeth, Adams, st. Jago de c.
Johnson s TraVeTs.
Schr Heroine Speed, St. Augustine, J. w. Bird
Schr Missouri, Groves, Norfolk and Richmond
Pendergast & Son.
ARRIVED,
Brig Chickasaw, Kendrick, days FIN Boston, Z
cargo, to Osborn * Whitridge.
Brig Eleanor, Brown, days I'm Savannah, cot
rice, &c. to j, X Randall.
Schr Vermont, Gayle, 5 days fin Charleston, 4
her, rice and hides, TO J. X. Randall.
Schr Locust, simmons, fm Plymouth, C, n
stores, to Jas. Corner & Son.
Schr Canton, Baker, "a days FIN New Orleans
lasses, to Thos. Whtridge Co.
Schr Burlington, Wilson,6 days from Charles
lumber.
Schr John Emory, Wood, fn Alexandria, mdsi
Rose, Merrill s. Co.
Schr Mary Augusta, Baker, FIN Richmond, col
Sloop Cayuga, Turner, from Philadelphia, cod
Chas. West & Co.
Steam-packet Jewess, Sutton, from Norfolk.
in Hampton Roads brig painted lead color, Il
Howell's signal, (probably the Erie, Gunby, FIN \
Orleans;) and off New Point brgantine.
Steamer Cumberland, Culinary, fin PhiIad. al
to A Shriver.
MEMORANDA.
Ships Mississippi, Harvey, for Coast of Peru,
or 10 days, and Euphrasia, Buntin, for do in about
days, were at Valparaiso 18th Jan. Sailed Dec
barque George and Henry, Gait for Cobija; 81
barque Hortensia, Hardie, forAfrica and Baltimorl
Brig Androscoggin, Larrabee, for Baltimore, sal
from Portland 18th inst.
schr Galen, Pearce, for Baltimore, soon, wal
Havana 4th inst.
Schr Mary Catharine, Adams, for Baltimore, u
to sea from Charleston llth inst.
Schr Cottage, Atwood, from Baltimore, arrived
Bangor 9th inst
Schr Wave, Parsons, for Baltimore, cl'd at q
land l3n inst
Schr Francis Hallett, Smalley. fun Baltimore, u
at Providence 18th inst.
Schrs Ellicott, Cole, and Lady Lake, Lake, d
Baltimore, arid at n. York 18th inst. Schrs NJ |
gan, Terry, and Iowa, Dayton, arid at do same
from Baltimore.
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AL n a N &C.
MARRIED.

On the l4th inst. by the Rev. Mr.. Randan. Jors
MILL TO Miss MARY A. FIrzs1MMoNs ali OF ,hist
AT Frederick, on 7th inst. by Rev. Mr.. Wan
HENRY WAcHTER to Miss SARAH KEYsER. OF
9th inst. by Rev. DR.. Zacharlas, FRRpeRIcx or
TO Miss MARY A. SCHAFER. 4
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NaILLINERY. Mrs. MCPHERSON having
I'VE made arrangements to receive the latest Paris
Fashions, will hereafter furnish Bonuets, Caps Capes
sc. TO order. She will open this day some very
choice Beraise and Lawn Dress Patterns.
apl4 % N, H0WABD ST.
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gI}- DEFENDERS OF BALTIMORE IN 1914.
The Association of Defenders of Baltimore in lol4,
are requested TO assemble at the City Hall on THIS
friday AFTERNOON, at 81 O'Clock, to attend the
funeral OF DANIEL EVANS, from his late residence
corner OF Cough and Eden streets. BY order,
1t HOWARD GRIFFITH, Sec
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{G7- The FAIR for the benefit of AISQUITH ST
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, is now in progress in
the Lecture Room of the Church. The friends of
the Church and the public are respectfully invited to
call and examine the numerous fancy and useful ar
tices prepared for the occasion. apis If
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1y-MARYLAND INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION.
The Institute will meet at O'Clock, F. NJ, on SA
18th inst, at the Rooms of the Light ST.
institute, when tRe discussion The subject OF ''In
structOn in English Grammar" will be continued,
IT. X. CONNOLLY, Rec. Sec.
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FELL's POINT SAVINGS INSTITUTION,

BALTIMORE, April, 10th, 1886. :
FHNHE Stockholders and Weekly Depositors Of this
III Institution are hereby notified that an Election
for ten Directors to manage the affairs of the nsti
tuition will be held at the usual place, on MONDAY,
9th inst, from 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. until O'Clock,
M. BY order. JOHN w. RANDOLPH,
pl72lst27th3t+ Treasurer
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WMTANTED-s50,O O0 IN GOLD TO PA
w PRIZES. No one should say 81 can new
have any luck in Lotteries" until they have gvi
DOYLE trial. If you want prize, give DOYIl
trial. There is more prizes sold at his Office thl-
at any other in the city. Purchase a packa
of tickets at Deyle's capital prize depot No la Pr
st., opposite the Railroad depot, next to BradshavS
United States Hotel, and rest assured you will ha
no cause 10 repent.
FRIDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 81, shares
proportion.
The celebrated Thomas Thumb Lottery on Sat,
day, capital $4,000, tickets 81 halves 80 cts gus,
tiers 25 cts. package Of whoes in this splendr
scheme costs only Sl2; halves only Sc, quarters Sf
eighths $l.5o.
Try your luck, the risk is hut small.
A liberal discount will be paid TO persons who pt--
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the variety of lucky MIN sers
the package, sngle ticket, or share. AL ORDERS y
mail or otherwise, addressed to
M. DOYLE, No.l44 Prat,street.
Ii tRl Opposite BIS o. R,R. DepoS 1
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OUR Book TABLE. From Taylor & Co., "The
Wilderness and War Path" No. XIV. of Wiley and
Putnam's of American Books. Judge Hall has con
tributed more than any other writer to the literature
of the West aud in the present collection ofnterest-
ing tales, depicting Western Scenes and Incidents,
he sustains handsomely the reputation of nervous
and graceful writer. No. XVI. of the same Library,
"scenes and Thoughts in Europe, by an American"
These ercerpir from a Journal of tour in England,
France, Switzerland and Italy, contain very inter-
esting descriptions OF persons and places, works of
art, sc. &C., with the judicous observations aud re-
Elections of man of wholesome views and cullivat-
ed TASTE The author is George II. Calvert, of our
own city.
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Ono. We are continually reminded by
statistics how powerful and rich the State of
Ohio is becoming. There are 500, 900 horses
in that State average their value at $50 per
head and it amounts to Sl,5OO,oOe The hogs
alone are valued at SO 900 900.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-17

YHHHOSE PERSONS who have been unsuc-
IL cesstul in making their fortunes at the numer-
Gus Lottery offices in this city, would do well try
theiI luckat the well known prize Agency of EMORY
s. 60, opposite Barnum's. This great Lottery firm
has been established III the cities of Boston, N. York.
Philadelphia and Baltimore, for upwards of 40 years
and the vast renown they have acquired by selling
prizes, is without parallel We told that they
pay all prizes that they sell in GOLD, wthout charging
any discount, and always keep the largest assortment
of Lottery Tickets to be found in the city.
We advise those persons whose minds are upon
the things of this world, to give our friends EMO
RY & co. call.
90 Orders by the mails if addressed to this Lot
terry firm guarantee will be promptly AMI property
attended to. GRI IL
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TAKING THE VEIL. The Georgetown Adj
vocate says, the ceremoney of comforting "the
veil, " according to the usagos of the Catholic
church, was performed at the Convent of the
Visitation in that town, at an early hour Of
Tuesday morning. The ceremoney was per-
formed by the Most Reverend Archbishop Ec-
cleston, of Baltimore, assisted by the Rev. DR..
Curley, of Georgetown College, and the can
didates for the novitiate were Miss Martha
Brien, of Georgetown, and Mrs. Annie Maria
Fulton the former receiving the religious APP
pellation of Sister Mary Paul and the latter
that of Sister Olympian. The black veil of
the "professed" ssterhood was assumed, at the
same time, by Lay Sisters Mary Susanna Mu-
brany and Simeon Rohback.
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MAN WITH A SMALL CAPITAL. 1t would be a
good speculation for some Yankee baker to go
to England and teach the people there how to
make Johnny-cakes, They like corn-meal, but
don't know how to cook It.
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Capt. JoHN PIcKELL.

Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER. "The follow ing
statement" (says the National lntelligencer,)
(Which we find in the regular Washington cor
respondence of the New York Tribune, agrees
substantially with what we have heard related
here, and have reason to believe correct"
"When Mr.. Webster left the State Depart
ment, IN place Of being deiaulter as has been
charged, it appears that there was balance
paid over to him long after he left. When Mr..
Webster left Mr.. Tylers Cabinet he requested
the clerk, who has the care of the contingent
fund, to settle up the account and see how it
stood. The clerk wrote to Mr.. Webster that
there was the sum of 8 900 for which there
was no voucher. Mr. Webster said the proper
voucher would yet be found, but in the mean
time he wished the accounts of the Depart
ment fully settled up, and for this purpose he
sent on s 900, and the accounts were settled.
The proper certificates afterwards appearing,
the thousand dollars were refunded TO Mr..
Webster. So that, in place of being deiauI-
ter, be had actually overpaid the Department,
and this overpay was refunded"
From the delay of the President in replying
to the resolution offered by MIR. C.. J. Ingersol,
it would seem, that there is some difficulty in
hunting up the documents necessary to con-
vict Mr.. Webster. We hope that there will be
full disclosure of every thing contained in
the State department, in relation to the alleged
frauds of Mr.. Webster, so that his accuser may
have every opportunity to sustain his charges,
if he can.
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NDERSONS COMMENCING HOUSEKEEPING
n will find il greatly for their interest to call and
examine our large assortment of new goods, selected
with great care and expressly for housekeepers con-
TABLE CUTLERY, SILVER PLATED and BRI.
TANNIA WARE; BLOCK TIN and JAPANNED
WARE WATERS; plain Tin ware; Kitchen Fur
niture; Cookag Utensils; Wooden ware: Brushes;
Baskets, Mats, Sc &C., comprising by far the great
est variety of HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLES
to be found in the city at the lowest prices Young
hOusekeepers can be fitted out complete IN the most
reasonable terms at our FURNISHING WARE
HOUSE, No. 10 N. Charles street, opposite the Union
Bank. "a word 10 the wise,' sc.
apl7 C. Il. WETMORE 81 co.
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THE Museum, Mr.. Jamison will appear 10 night
in his celebrated character of 'Juan ST. Perren in
Knowles beautiful play of "The Wife, OF Tale Of
Mantua." He will be ably supported by Mrs, Will
kinson, and other members Of the company. In The
course of the evening Miss ST. Clair and the Little
Drummer will appear.
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hz-TO THE SICK AND AFFLICTED. Dear
Sir-I take pleasure in communicating through you,
to all Whom il may concern, and the public general
w. the astonishing effect your truly wonderful Medi-
cine has had upon me. have nnjoyed perfect health
for four or five years. Physicians told me my liver
was diseased, and that mil some day die with
consumption Last September, 1915, | took a slight
cold which produced a hacking cough; this coniin-
ued until February, le45, wheA added another cold
nv cough increased, soon lost my Appetite and my
strength failed. Fer six weeks could not lie upon
one side; sweat very much at night, raised consd-
cradle blood during the winter, and could not speak
n loud word for two weeks With all these bad symp-
IONS [ had very severe pain in my side and between
my shoulders; general debility foowed. was con
fined 10 my room eight weeks. had buried a sister
and brother, both died with Consumption. Iexpect-
ed 10 die myself; my friends also desparei of my
life, At this time uncle who had been benefited
himself advised me to take DR.. WiSTAR'S BAL
SAM OF WILD CHERRY. | accordingly procured a
bottle took ii, and felt some better; obtained another
and ceased to bleed, and my cough was much bet
ter; hut my disease was so deeply rooted, was
Obliged 10 continue taking the Ba!sam until had
taken seven bottles can honestly and truly say,
believe Or. Wistars Basam Of Wild Cherry saved
NV life. MRS. MARY 3. GOULD.
We are personally acquainted with Mrs, Gould, as
sisted in taking of her during her sickness, be-
lieve and know the above statement to be true
MRS. P. G. PRESCOTT,
MRS. 8. A. BACHELDER,
No. | Commercial Street.
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THANKS. We desire to return our acknowledge
ments to the ladies of the Fair, now being held in
the Church of the Ascension, for their favor of yes
terdny.
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EHGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICE.
RZlf you wish to experience the pleasure of recey-
ing large amount of money for tritling outlay pur
chase ticket at EGERTONS' truly lucky offices
We can with truth assert, that Not day has passed
t0i one month without enriching some clever
customers and we positively intend to keep 10 the
luck Make your selections early, and 60 in for pack
ag es, ii is certainly the best way TO adventure.
SCHEME.
prize of $4,000 | prize of S25NG
5,OO5 :" 1900
5000 10 1000, Sc
Tickets S4-shares in proportion.
Tickets by the package single share for sa e at
EGERTON'S EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner Of SOuth-st, and Exchange Place,
cor. OF Commerce and Pratt-sts., and
II cor. of Pratt and Cav STA
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NNOR SAIE-A mulatto girl 10 years OF age, to
house servant. &c, and can come well recommend
ed. Apply to
L,F, SCOTTI's Intelligence Office,
apl7 No. 10 Exchange Place.
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Boston, Mass, Sept. ID, ls45.
On hand and for sale by

7
Also, by George X. Tyler, AZ E. Baltimore street;
Seth g. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt Streets Roberts
& Atkinson corner Baltimore and Hanover sts j. F.
Perkins & Brother Green and Franklin streets;
Joseph B. stansbury, 81 Thames-st; Elisha II. Per-
kns corner Market and Green sts; George Il. Keerl,
No 1923 Baltimore street; N. N, Robinson, SO North
Cav street. apl4 lw
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LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING R6
For LiverpooI-Packet ship Sea, 10Th inst
For London-Ship Richard Anderson, wiih
spatch.
For London-Ship Alexandria, 18th inst.
For LOHdon-Ship Eulaw, with despatch.
For Bremen-Ship Ellerslie, with despatch.
For Bremen-Ship Victoria with des palch.
For River LA Plate-Blig Mary A. Jones, few
For st. Jago de Cuba-Brig Monaco, few days
For LondOn-Barque Paoli, with despatch.
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MN w. TILYARD, SURGEON DENTl
u 81 . N. w. corner of
ap7-3m EUTAW and LOMBARD ST
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THE NATIONAL FAIR AT WASHINGTON. A
meeting of manufacturers and mechanics, in
terested in domestic industry, was held at the
Exchange, in Philadelphia, on Wednesday e.
vening, TO determine upon the best plan for
procuring and forwarding to the approaching
National Fair, to be held at Washington, on
the Goth of May next, specimens Of the man.
ufactures of Pennsylvania. The Hon. Thos.
Burnside, presided, and resolutions were a.
doptod urging the manufacturers and mechan-
les throughout Pennsylvania to take immediate
steps to forward to Washington specimens Of
the various products of their factories and
workshops, A committee of correspondence
was appointed to issue circular OH the subject
to the different manufacturers and mechanics
in this State.
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The GULF SQUADRON. The New Orleans
Plcayune learns by letter from Pensacola,
dated the 9th inst. that a man-of-war ship and
a brig of war were off that port as the mail
was closing. They were supposed to be the U.
S. brig Porpose, from Vera Cruz. The Rarit-
an was still at Pensacola being detained by
the strong gale, which still prevailed. The
brig Somers was also at Pensacola, soon to
sail on cruze to windward, with Lieut. Port
er as bearer of dispatches.
Capt. W. B. Whitehead, of the U. S. reve-
nue. marine, passed through New Orleans on
the 18th inst, on his way to the Brazos st. Jago,
FOR the purpose of relieving and supersedng
Capt. Winslow Foster in the command of the
u. S. schooner Woodbury..
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-23
A coon MOVE ~ TIE SOUTH

The New Orleans Tropc says: We
rejoice that the banner Of RErENL has al
ready been Auag to the brceze IN our rs
ter SAFE of Alabama. The Wing caudl.
date Tor Congress 10 Mr. laucey's late
district $. 5, BrnN, Esq is promptly
on tbs stomp He goes before the people
upaahclqsue Of Protection aud Free Trade,
aud NC are assured that bls arguments and
eloquenee are producing tbelrproper effect
upon al who hear him. He has made SIX
spe, chcs 10 ono county, and his first Says
tho Marion Review was ono of The most
mastery cxposHlous Of the Tariff policy
We ever listened to. Coufmng himself
entirely to that subject, he laid down the
true WAig doctrine, aud then enforced ii
by such arguments and facts as no sane
man, Al arpars to Us, would undertake. to
rclu,e,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-23
FROM MEXICO.

From the y. o. Picayune, Of October g.
AdvIccs from Mexico were received BIZ
the Jdmes l.. Day which appear to US OF
the utmost importance. The American
Flag OF the goth ultmo, published al Ma,a-
moros. announced the receipt Of late news
there from The ely VI Mexico direct, but
the details gwen are not Of importance. -
We nre able TO announce, however, most
positively, that letters were received IN
ih's clty by the Day, BY gentle ~ deep.
~ interested IN Mexican affairs, aud from
a very responsible foreign source IN Mata.
moros, winch shy that Gen. AlmOnte has
been appointed President Of Mexico al IN.
term, aud Gen. Santa Anna peneralssImo
OF the armies OF McSico; aud further, that
Sants Anna was then engaged III raising
aud Organizing troops, intending 10 take the
field IN person IN the North. This news
VII stake every one Us important ia VAR.
Gus aspects, bul il Is especially 80 as it
may bear upon the erHlsrIce granted by
q en-. 1atlur To Gen. Ampdia's forces,
'ad again upon The dependence which the
at Washington NAV have
placed ~ the pacific intentions OF Santa :
una.
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ments advanced on the town, and sharp
engagement commenced. These regiments
were supported by body Of Texas Ran.
gers. (dlsmounted for the occasion.l under
Gen. Henderson, and by the 81 regiment
Of Infantry. The fight was kept up until
o'clock, Z. NJ. during which time our
troops drove the enemy from house to house
almost to the man plaza. Our killed aud
wounded IN taking Monlery amounted to
about five bundled. nearly three hundred
killed. Snme time val rlapse before the
number will be known accurately, but il is
well known that the Mcxicans took but
few prisoners.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-23
AMERICAN SLAVES IN MEXICAN
MINES

1t is said there are many American cit
liens who have becn for years working IN
the Mexican Mines, without the prospect
of release. These unfortunate people were
settlers in Texas or on the frontier and
being captured by the Mexican Rdncheros
we're carried into bondage, to work SILVER
mines, which the Mexican government ha'
pledged TO English capitalists. Enquiries
should be instituted TO insure their liberty
IN The event Of peace,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-23
REVIVAL IN THE METHODIST EflS-
COPAL CHURCH.

The Rev. II. II. Durant, writes 10 the
Southern Christian Advocate from his pres
ent field Of laber, the BennetlsvIlle Is. c.
Circuit, that he has admitted on trial, since
last May, upwards OF 400 members, add
that about 700 souls have been SAGE that
time soundly and esangehcally converted
to God. Az extraordinary religious re
yiyal has taken place IN the Methodist Fps
oopal churches IN Baltimore, during 'h'
past few weeks; upwards of two Ihousan'
! have been added to their numbers,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-23
GEORGIA ELECTION.

The returns published in tho Augusta
Chronicle Of the 18th, inform US Of The sue.
cess of four Of the Wing candidates for
Congress IA this State. VIZ Messrs. hing,
Stephens, Toombs, aud Jones, tie latter
being Wing gam, 10 The district now re-.
presented b. nr. Towns. Messrs. IIar.
TaIson, Lumpkln and Cobb, Democrats, are
also elected. Mr. lyerson, II is probable,
will succeed IN the remaining district, in
which case Tho delegation Will be equally
divided between the two political parties.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-23
GLORIOUS VICTORY!
Pennsylvania Right side Up!

We have received many returns from the
election o. PrunsylyaOia, which took place
lon ito la,h ,,s,,o, anil tho ,as,I, +. much
..c.. u,.--.a-..a
e'"'''' ~ ~ '"0 v MS I'M
Ne'pa'ed' They have 50 Tar held '"e"
Own and made a clear gain Of four mem.
bers az Coagtps. I, ,ho I,onsa NJ Rrnre.
,oo,.,,,o,5a p....,.-.'..,..,,a r.
''0''''' ''e n's' nave mNoe so'o OF
members and IN the Senate they VIII