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Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-18
PUBLIC SALES.
IsN EDNARD B. GALE.
CalnobJ, N,o,o,y a,Zdn,,,o.


 Faiuable N.gro.s at Auction. On SATURDAY. the I9th inst al InB o'clock | in front sf The Mansion House. will be soli- l Negro Woman MARY, a2 years of age frs rate Cook in every respect, and good Washer and lroner This IS very superior servant and sold ful l no f,nl Negro fellow MOSES, well known in the city as l a good dra, man
 AT PRIVATE SALE-A first rate young Negro 1 Girl, guaranteed. BY MARSHALL, ROWE tx Cp. A. '. HUNTINGTON, Auclioneer. TIIiS DAY, Ism inst, a a o'clock at Grocerv sales room. the usual variety of Groceries, Western Produce, &c.
 Also-Blk Drab and Pearl IIals, Kip and Russet, l'r"sans, Boys and Mems do. And-yaious articles of Staple Dry Goods, " ilhnut reserve. 100 bags prime White Corn Terms cash.
 BY s. I. & |. | JONES. $. l. JONES. Auctioneer. THIS DAY, the 18th, al o'clock, at sales room, will be sold--
 25 casks Bacon. Shoulders % to Sides; 5 du Hams; 25 bbls do 10 lierces clear Sds 20 bbis Mess and Prime Pork
 50 1T ca-ks Domestic Brandy, Gia and Run
 70 bhls N 0 Sugar, &c. Alsa-5O doz Shirls. various qnaliiios.
 SIX Hdkfs at Aaetion. On SATURDAY, l9th inst. atour Auction room. will b" sold, as follows:
 40 pcs P0ngee Silk Tdkfs
 :2 pcs square do do
 70 pcs SpiIefed
 B pcs Mlhrass G,ces
 50 pcs Dark do
 $50 pcs Cotnnn Hdkls Just received from bark Martha from Boston Sale positive. .Terms cash
 BY DORRANCE X STANAaID
 PARKER. Auc,ioneer. On FRIDAY, the 18th inst, a, 9k o'clock, at sales room. will be sold for account of whom, il may concern
 ? cases containing 12 Trunks and Carpet Bag.
 Damaged on the voyage o importation.
 Catalogue Sale Of 1otacco. On THURSDAY, 3lst, Dec M 10 o'clock, st sales room, will be sold,
 2350 bnxes Tobacco. Comprising 80 different brands of all qualities, on the following terms. Sums under SlU0 cash-l to $2OO 50 days, 10 $500 90 days. to $500 4 months, tn $500 months, 500 10 5000 months, all over 5000 months, for approved paper.
 BY 0. ". OGDEN.
 MURRAY. JR ,Auctioneer. On FRIDAY, Dec, 18th. al II o'cock. will be sold without the store No I39 Dauphin st, recently occupied by Messrs Peden & Box, and knownas Chautron's all the fixtures and furniture belonging 10 said store, consisting ol-
 Large and small Liquor Stand Casks;
 lanp Oil Cans; two pair Scales;
 Show Cases; Glass Cheese Stand;
 Japaned Tea CanIsiers; Powder Canisters;
 Black Walnut Counters; Measures;
 Counting House Desks, and variety a( other articles
 Also-At same time, the above named store will he leased until lst November next
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CoLLEcToR's OFFICE,

Mobile, December IT. 1916. SEALED Proposals will be received until 24lh - instant, for the supply o Raions to the Petty Officers and Seatnen of ihe Uui'ed States Revenue Marine Vessels this station for the year iS47 The rarions for the cutler service is the same as aat allowed in the naval service omltling ihe liquor, ind consists of lhe articles enumerated in the follow no Inble 10 wit;
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MAMMOTH SHIRT DEPOT.


 YAflE proprietor takes leave to inform his friends 1 aud customers that he has removed from No. 5S to 5l Dsaphin Street, being N convenient and better store, where he has the choice and ele- gaR collection ofShiris, Scarfs, Cravats and under garments offered either in this or in any other city in the Unisn.
 Yonr polite Stteaon to the above will o',lige noy2l $. DAVIS Look oat for the Sign of ihe Mammoth Shiri. and the large windows Hader Dr R 0 Slaw's Dentistry.
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CEERK's OFFICE, City of Mobile, 2

NOTICE is hereby given that the Mayor and 1N Boards of Aldermen and Common Council of the city of Mobile will meet in convention on Wednes- day, the 23d inst, at o'clock m, and proceed 10 elect the following named officers for this municipal year. .viz:
 Cit, Treasurer. Salary sl5co per all. Bond Sl5OOO
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R TIC person etcIeH 10 pay d Dnhus OI SOUU, one half in advance, and the other half the expiration of 90 days.
 City Tax Collector. 24 per ct commissions, bond $l5O6O.
 Weieher of Hay and Inspector of Weights and Measures, fees, bnnd $S20U0 The person elected to pay bonus of $500-one half in advance and the other half at the expiration of GO days. Candidates will hand their applications, naming securities to the Clerk or before thai day l2 ocluck m. By order of the Mayor
 decI7 SAM'L. PENNY City Clelk.
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Henry Allen. vs libel. Flat Boat Mary.

Henry Allen. libel Flat Boat Mary.
 gNNHE abave named Flat boat having been seized h and attached by me. by virtue of a writ ofseiz- ure from the office of R D Wiggns, Esq justice of the peace in and for Mobile csnty, this is there foie to cite and admonish all persons whatsoever, pretending to have claim to said Flat boat to appear before n Wiggins. Esq, at his office m the city of MobIle Thursday the 2lth day of De- cember next, between the hours of9 and 10 o'clock K. m, of said day. and then and there legally deny the allegations forth in said lbe abide such judgment and decree may be rendered in the said premises. SAMUEL QUINN,
 decI4K0 Constable M c
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E CASKS best Loudon Brown Stout do Scotch O Ale. Just received and for sale low, by
 L. MERCHANT g. co, dec1 90 and 92 Commorce slreet.
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LNXUHA NGE-- R,lls on New York at 50 days L sight, Bank Checks in to suit purchas- CTS, for ssIe bg EC CENTER 6 CO.
 noyI7 oosper Cont add Commerce sts
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} AISINS-A Isrgs lot d the best quality whole aA half and quarter boxes. tor sale by
 dec7 T CARMEL'CH
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BACON SIDES &SliOrLDERS-4O casks in AD store and for sale by
 decll ST q JONES
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HNHE Copartnership heretofore existing under the U firm of COLBY, STEWART & Co was dissolved on the 18th inst. by mutual consent. The bnsness of the firm will be settled by either ofihe late part. ners. SANFORD COLBY,
 T. D. STEWART,
 GEORGE GREER. SANFORD COLBY will continue the Dry Good bus ness al the old stand of Coley, Stewart %co. Mobile. June 22. 1St6. je2ll67cmo CD
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CANDLES-l60 boxes Hancock q Mann's ad- 1 amautine, ia store, for sale by
 dscII MARSHALL, ROWE & co.
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COSHEN BU rrER-25 Rrkins, just receivsd M and for sale at low Drics. Apply io
 dec7 CENTER & co.
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AATS-2OO sasks heavy western. rece'yed from Os,sa,nboat Mobile, for sale low fron the ~harf this morning by tdsc7I CA GILBERT & BRO
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A,CUrCn whiSkEY-Old, and of an excel - lent quality. few casss of one dozen each price twelve dollars a case, far sale by
 nov26 ROBERT BUNKER.
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IYPRE5S LUMBER 40 feet assorted, |, O I, II, lA and inches, for sale on the wharf by
 decT EC CENTER & co
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MACKEREL-i00 bbls l. and 8; 10 half do | lsl and 2. in store. for sale by
 dec1I MARSHALL, ROWE q co.
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WNOBACCO-4bx bxs various brands, VIZ: Ufon0cO, II Leftwieh, Honey Dew. for sale by
 dec16 LEBARON & SON DEEP TONGUES-Of extra large size FoE
 ID sale by decel4 Jo'RlELLY co
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Eap NEW IVOpk

FOR NEW YORK.
 EEE Tue packet brig SELMA, N Sm'h mas AsssshsS- fer wanls 300 bales ca,lon Ia complete ie cargo fpr he above port For freight of whi,I decl7 apply To JOHN C RYAN, sst Michae st
 FOR NEW YORK.
 sSA The fine packet hrg WAktlLLA slazsssas Capi Molf4rd. Is naw loading and M hav despatch for the above port Fnr freight or passag apply on board opposite Walkers Press or Io deeId FoSDiCk S cuARlnCK.
 FOR NEW YORK.
 ESE> The packet brig WErUMPKA, Fowler EsJssg master. For freight apply
 deol5 q RYAN, la Si Michael st
 FOR NEW YORK. | ..53A The packet brig LOREfrO, Captain l 3ls2 Wall. wants lJ0 bales cotton to complete her | cargo for hc above port. For freight of which oi passage. apply on beard Church wharf 10 declI FOSDiGK CHARL0TK FOR NEW YORK | ES& The bark ROSE SrANDISH, Benson S4fsssssGG master, is ready io receive freIght. ocl2l WHITAKER & SAMPSON.
 FOR PHILADELPHIA EEN The A No brig Mary and Jane, Elliott SszIffss master, will have despatch for the above port. For freight or passage apply to
 dec16 REERs & SMITH FOR BALTIMORE. SEN The schr GEN. TAYLOR. Capt Phillips. Sssssg For freight or passage, apply 10
 dPcfb Il A StNiilt1EIDEk
 FOR PROVIDENCE sEN The brlQ AGENORA, captain Johnson.- decIi BALLoU HALL. FOR GLASGOW. E4SM The first class Cat lAoyd's) British ship EsssasE ROGER STEWART Capt Bigg, having a large nortion of her cargo ready will have quick deca JAMES REID g. 70
 FOR LIVERPOOL. sEE The American ship BYRON, Mcclellan, Ss2ASsag slaster wants 50 to 100 bales cotton to complete cargo. For freight amply tod
 decI2 GEORGE MARTIN
 FOR LIVERPOOL ESN The British built ship PRINCESS CHAR EMG LOTTE, Giles master, is now loading and will have despatch Foi freight apply 10 decI1 VIM MILldGAN X co
 FOR LIVERPOOL. 55a4st The ship British buIh) JANE AND S4sa BARBARA Capt. Browne. For freight ap- ply 10 IdecSI GEO. MARTIN
 FOR LIVERPOOL. .SSN The A. I. British sh,p RIRKENiEAD, Ss16'ssg Captain Keswlck. For freight apply to
 JAMES REID & co, nov2S 24 St Micel street. ta4 LUMBER FREIGHIS for New Orleans dec7 EC CENTER g. co sSE. LUMBER Wanted. schoom- M4Iers 10 had with lumber for New Orleans. Also, light dradgfn vessel 10 load for Matagorda Bay. Apply to fdec3i c CENTER g. co E,gM FOR SALE-The schooner JOHN sEla;E CLARKE, built m Delaware, in 1889, about 70 tons burthen, is stauach vessel and good sailer Has suit of saIs, and is well found in every respect. Apply 10 the captain on boa,d, or to MAGEE. ULllORN CO.,, nov30 2i St Francis street. SSM NrED--Vesses 10 load wlIh Lumber sssssssEf New Orleans via Basin, good rale of freight will be gwen.
 Also-wan,ed. light draft vessel to load for Texas. Apply 10
 noy2O EC CENTER 6 co
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BY DORRANCE x STANANO q M PARKER. Auc, inneer. On FRIDAY, the 18th inst, a, 9k o'clock, al sales room. will be sold for account of whom Il ma, concern
 2 cases containing 12 Trunks and 3 Carpet Bags
 Damaged on the voyage ol importation.
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DIG PORK, Fulton Market Beef, Smoked and 1 Pickled Tongues, Clear Boston Pork. &c, for
 decl7 sals by O'REILLY & co SCOTCH AND IRISH WHISKY of most ap- S proved flavor and very old, for sale by
 docl7 J O'REILLY co SHUCK CORN-2O0 bbls best quality, for sale O from 6atboat by
 decl7 CA GILBERT & BRO
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ANDRETH's GARDEN SEFDS-Just rec \ ceived from the Messrs Lan.reth a full assort- men, of Seeds. warranted fresh. Also, Beans. Peas. &c. in bulk, raised by the Shakers, and warranted growth of lS46.
 teclI HAftLANDs CLAnh ~ CO
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HEESE-5 cask landing from brig Caroline E O Piatt. and for sale by
 decI0 VIM CUSHMAN ID USSIA DUCK-20 bolis H Ravens Duck, lC just received per brig Carolias F. Plat. and
 dec10 for sale by L MERCHANT co.
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FOR MONTG OMERY. A Ero~" n The splendid steamboat MONT S.sssssssA4S5=TE, GOMERY, F. M. Johnson master will lea,e for lbe abnve and all intermediate landings on SATURDAY, 18th inst. at o'clock PM For freight or passage. apply on board or to decl6 CAMPBEL., OWEN & co
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aAA KEGS White Lead; GOO 30 kegs English Black Paint; POO do Red Lead; 200 do l.etharge; 300 do Verd,gris; 10 do Vermllion; 300 do Venetian Red;
 300 do Spanish Brown;
 500 do Yellow Oehre 300 do Red Ochre 10 bbls Chalk do Spanish Whiting inst received and for sale low by
 l. MERCHANT & co, decl7 90 aad 92 Commerce street
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From WasliiH9tOn.
Correspondence Of the Bait RAT
sept lth. l-id

sept llth l-id
Inexperienced clerk ia the General Land Office
vino is OF IN" faithful, informs that since
the Administration commenced the work OF turn
ing the very able Chief Clerk oil that Office Mr.
MOORE, (who-c place could be suppcd) and Others
make for green hands confusion has been
muaiiug there with giant strides. He complains thai old
and capable Clerks kept in their places and not pro
motcd, when those above them dismissed, bu; fresh
hands appointed to those better Offices. Among
others of this latter lucky class OF progressive Loco
Eucos he named II brother of Senator PENNYBACKEH-
and another person, the latter being somewhat cele
hratcd the clergyman in Lexington ny. in l-i who
refused Join the other c.rrynen OF that city II bear
testimony 10 the responsibility in moral and social
point of view. OF Mr.. CLAWS character among his
friends and ncighbor- Verify he hath his reward
he no doubt think.
conver-cd with a gentleman to-day, who some Tow
Captain Ryndcrs, OF the Empire Club in NeNl ork
The Captain j. heartily sick OF Mr Polk and denouncc-
himself told in round old Saxon phrase, and u
vehement rate for having been led 10y any crcuu-
stances under any considerations to oppose the ecc
ton OF such brilliant and towering specimen OF a Man
he knew HENRY CLAY 10 be- and TO give his support
to-.iarieS 4. Polk
The funeral OF General Mcconnell took place today
and attended by large number oil persons. He
buried in the Consressioua! BuryIns Ground.
po-oNtC
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IMPORTANT FROM nExrco.
The Peace Propo,iriou.

BY an Extra Pjcq9,,ac we learn that the 1. :.
cutter eeare arrived below n Orleans the 18th
from Vera Cruz. with adyiccs to the goth ut Santa
Anas reception at Vera Cruz gratifying to him and
his friends but not very enthusiastic expected
He passed once 10 Mexico Dispatches from
Washington offering peace 10 Meyico. were taken
out Commodore CoHnor by the Legsre aud their
receipt lie communicated with Vera Cruz 10y means of
nag ol truce The peace proposition would therefore
follow Santa Ana TO the capitol il it did not accompany
him thither His reply will be known probably by tic
next arrival The yellow fever hid made It's appearance
on board the British vessels OF war at Sacrincos Tho
scuryy prevailed great board the Potomac
trisat'. Tho balance of the squadron in good
health
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COL.

CHqyles J. !agcr,oH. accepting re nomination
TO Congress from the District he has for years
psrnicously repre-. cate thas diaconrses rnr tie
meridian of Pennsy lvauial on the Tariff question
The sweeping audiences O; the OF last session.
with Mr.. Haywood aud lr. Mics OF the senate and
other con=iderate members Of The Democratic party
probably than the indicate thought JUS,
those encouraged 10y former legislation r their
alI IN Manufacture and furthermore cannot IN
any doubtful matters against NY state which right
wrOue IN such question, j. my Fountry. ~ the ap
preaching session Of Congress ~, P9g te azolrea al
Of that protection o. public r,ere rbi1t . ,ts frs,
duty Of any G0rnaeq' add without the performance OF
which duty Government would be nockcry---'fr
Polk ,rs, VN ies ne influence Of ~ administration
0 4peH,s. If tnen proved necessary 20 do justice 70
Penns yyena. which II is The interests OF this whole
Union TO render.
lfthis we're the trs5 time tr ing ii on We should
not consider the above tooimpudent for cJ inser-
soil But in view Of tie pledges Of II, the Mes
sage aud Treasury Report Of 70. and the Tariff OF
10. it does strike us as more brszen than human
features well can be.
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ArryNYr TO MURpER-The Lancaster Mass
Courant OF the Ilth SAYS Our citizens Ncrs thrown
INTO the greatest CONSERVATION this morning by the fact
tha, al attempt hsd been Nde rob and murder the
Cashier @; the Lancaster Bank Mr.. c. 7 Syuiines L
appears from the testimony OF Mrs >ymiueS thst about
two o'clock she awakened by her husband who
spoke 70 her when by q Light which the burglar had
hrouch, into the room they both perceived man, with
his back toward Them. az work at the bureau Inc W.
lain immediately turned and caught Mr. \ by the throat
telling him 20 give him thai hundred doiiars Deacon
Parker OF SOuthhoro had paid Mr. SyIlrle this money
the previous evening and IN the presence q the ASSASSIN
\ violent scufie en>ucd between them. which listed
an attempt 10 kill Mr. : with razor BY cutting his
throat lie succeeded IN .nctins avery severe wound
in the right side OF the throat sbou: three inches long
striking the windpipe barely escaping the juSuS VEN
and carotid artery Mrs :. also received cut upon
the throat shout inches long Is We'll aS severn!
Others OF slight nature about her snd person oil
which there i no danger OF loss o; life Mr. : Is ScG!
much exhausted bur WI probably recover NJ : sue
ceeded III getting more OF the villain myers mo
his mouth which he hit with such force as to loosen III
his from. teeth This Is the only clue 10 his dctccuoA
az yet
The >coundrel i well known 20 both Nj. and Mrs :
but neither of then, viii tell hi they eo;n
spsrc their lives. We trust they VIII yet DC led 20
sense OF their obligations society,o the wo!oenS
and security OF the worid--Srd not thus stand As
shield between the criminal an that punishment ne 50
richly merits.
"a Onto Sutor Young German who formerly E,SdsS IN
! arrsst,r He i ~ years OLD about ftcs bincAes
bih stout built aoId complexion Sunoarnt hshtco.'
I'D hair snd eyes =. wore. ~ the tnis :" Ns''NU'
.5 ,laid ,rock coat dark pants ana cap = seMSto
NJ SSO has been offered 10. ms arrNSf ~ Inc li'S
and Directors OF the BANK
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sI,ibcrty Party

This party held It's State Convention at Oaze"o'
,;o Madison Co. on the 10th inst and nominated
= l.o,,r,o, HENRY BRADLEY. o: Penn-Yani
:. Z, Gor.raor -.WM. l.. CHAPLIN OF Albany
coani Gonna .souers JAMES 1PEERY OF Monroe
''''' JomN THOMAS o.! Cortland Go.
There were 40 Counties represented by about
40 persons Mr.. Bradley the candidate for Gov
ernor, has several times aided to elect Loco Foco
Senator in the With District we would gladly be
evc he did MT mean il by running as the Liber-
.y or Birney candidate. Mr.. L. Chaplin IS Editor
osthe Albany Patriot. John Thomas has been the
main instrument in breaking down tbs WING ma
iority of or 400 in Cortland Co. to nothing, and
thus aided in clccting Polk, with Texas l. :. Sen
ators and Representatives. We apprehend, how
ever that this party viii help Loco Focoisn good
deal less than usual this Fall. The New Hamp
shire Vermont and other Elections look that wa.
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n An article in relation to the Tariflville Car
pet weayers il necessarily deferred till tomorrow.


- The Ska,uatei,s Democrat is requested TO
solve FOR us this problem Suppose three men to be-
at sea- on a raft composed of three planks and one
of them nsists-not merely maintaining the
ooiaion that they could get better with two
blanks only-but on seizng one of the planks and
gushing it a rod away and now it is found that
the raft will buoy up but two OF the three rNen
which one should 20 overheard, to try his luck
the single plank il he chooses You may suppose
lift is any object that the destructive honestly b,
hcrcd the two planks would sustain more than the
three When the Democrat has solved this prob
lem its controversy with us will be ended though it
conrived in its last to talk at great length by
y assuming that avote to destroy the Protective
Policy is an opinion and not act, and that if the
manufactures shall be forced to suspend c'Irta
operations, we cant tell whether the change Of
Tariffs has been the cause of it mott is the
Democrat not we, who assume that the Laborer is
the vassal o.. his employer, and dependent on HIM
for chance to earn his livelihood. We suppose
him TO be freeman who II he is not wanted TO
work in one place get his living elsewhere.
The Democrat thinks our ideas on Social and Poll.
teal subjects inconsistent with each other They
are Just so inconsistent as this--we endeavor al
ways to understand the beings and the crcum-
stances which any proposed institutions, usages
or laws are to operate and act in the light OF our
knowledge We would make one code Tor New
York aud different one for Mexico or Madagascar.
We heartily believe there's good time coming
in which legal penalties for adultery rum selling,
keeping gambling house &c will be supcriiuous
t their work being much better done by cnlight-
ened and omniprcsent Public Sentiment, creating
universal adherence OF the vices which Legal
Penalties Mt best but impcrectly reach aud
suppress. As the world now is, however we per
ceive and insist on necessity for such penalties,
while admit that they never can thoroughly
eradicate the evils they aim at When the Demo
crat has studied more, reflected more this
whole subject think the Inconsistencies ii now
finds, or rather lancics, Will have vanished
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The u towns Yet to come in gave last year
majority against Mr Sadc OF 40. Mr.. Eaton Will
probably lack 100 votes Of au election.
We give the names of The Senators elect as fol
lows Wings in Roman. - Locos in talic :
Bennington Co.-Backman L, Browncll, lemsn Morse
Vindhdm CO-Ebcnezcr Howe, Jr. John kimb,Ll
Austin Orchard
Rutland Co.-Joscph II Chit,cndcn, George r Hodges
John Fox.
Wiqdsor Co.-Aremas Cushnan, Harvey Burton, TO.
Der. H. Cram Dearborn H. Hilton.
addison Co-Wiam Nash. Davis Rich.
Ornn1s Co-Lcri r. VjdS, Horace fifeld Reuben Page
CAiuendeit Co--llarry Bradley, Daniel IL. Onion.
Washington C0.-OrGae n Smith Moses Robinson
Caledonia C0,-Wclcome Bcmis, James d. Bell
Franklin Co.-IlirAm Bellows VIM. Clapp Geo W
Foster.
Orleans Co-Enoch h. Simons
Lan,oils COB. s. Miher.
Esser C0.-David HibbRrd, Ir
Grand Isle CO.-tiiies Harrington
According to the Watchman the House stands
rs follows
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rs follows

Wing majority in the Senate 1t, House 39-n
Joint ballot % FIVE Wing gain from last year rs
indicated BY the vote for Speaker in the House.
THE Patriot (Loco.) claims gain OF the other
wav-makins the number stand Wing IL, Loco
Isl
MEMBERS or CoNcRKSS,-WM, HHNM, tWhigl
is elected in the First District. by majority OF
about 900 over ali. In the lid District We still
lea. that Hon JACOB CoLLAMER is defeated.
though the w atchmans returns elect him by 30
majority, and those OF the Patriot Loco by /, The
Woodstock Mercury. Ming published IN the Dis
GyoRcr p MARsH'S majority in the llId Distric,
Is some 800 or 100 over all, In the Nth District
the majority against Peck Loco svery Iarsc-say
800 The abolition vote Is heavy
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- It IS astonishing how soon Dr.. BEyXMANs Syrp
and Pills cure the Influenza. soothing all irritation re
ueyins the cough and speedily restoring to health
O,Fc, 49, Cortland - New-York
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~ Person, wishing to advertise in Country Neuspa
pers or 20 subscribe them IN any part Of he L. : esa
10 20 ON application 10 The duly authorized Agent, 8
Palmer ir The Tribune Buildings See his advertisement
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~ Mr.. BANcRoYr's difficulty with an EN-Clerk
of the Navy Department is still unsettled and spicy
correspondence between the parties it is said will 60
on file in the Department