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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-09
To Planters and Blacksmiths.

i . 4Eg4IeW4N N@A4N@ y ~
0NHE Subscriber living near Nashville, Ten
~ nessee, is constantly making superior ar
ticle Of Spinning Machines, and BlaCksmlths'
Bellows, which he warrants to be equal to those
Of any shop in the United States in durability
and usefulness. His work will always be kept
for sale with Mesvs. Allen & Barksdale, YazOo
City. NATHANIEL BROWN
Feb 18th, 1886 lS'6m'
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-09
Notice this Bargain!

UVHE subscriber will expose TO public
u auction, at his residence on Monday
the 26,h Of October next, the following
OroDsrly to wit: One hundred end sixty
acres Of land. Has how about one hundred
acres Of cleared land, embracing Creek
land enough to make thirty bales Of cotton
vssrlV. high land sufficient 10 make corn
&c. in proportion, has a very comfortable
dwelling house with 8 good ciSIeTO, and oil
other on. buildings necessary. Sad land
has bold snd never falling stream 81 va.
ter. an excellent pond which Is 3 natural
one. sp6 never fails ia dry weather. Said
land w,ll show and speak for itself On ex>
animation, better than It can Be described
Apv person desirioOs to purchase, he'd BEL.
Ter give il az examination. Tnere is no
bo,,er range Zoe stock 10 the country Alec
Inc mock Of horses, hogs, CATTLE mich
cows &C.. end 4 wagon oxen &c, house
hold and kitchen furniture, plantation u'sn-
Sand property is free from ell eaeum-
brsness sod viii MT be sold foe debt. Bot
a. Inc subscriber intends different hind Of
business, and also has OIher lands, Which
rsndsr the land sc. 90 dead capitol
farm. Of sale half cash. balance " manshs'
wa. N. PEERS.
Y'9oO county July ooh, 1916. 4s
Beat No. One.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-09
NOTICE.

ALL persons holding the obligations Of the
N CoMmERCrAL BANK OF MANCHESTER, the
Bills Of the BaBk or otherwise. are hereby nOti-
fed TO present the same at the Counter Of said
Bank, in YazOO City, for payment.
JOHN P. BAILEY,
JOHN !. WILSON,
J. w. BARNETT,
Commissioners.
Yazoo city. Oct. %. ls45. Att.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-09
IN STORE,
A GENERAL AsBoRTMENT o.
STAPLE DRY GOODS,

Boots, ahoes hais, osp,, baFEihg add rope, ba-
con, laed. mess snd prime porh, dried beei, 6'h,
Sour, white and brown sugar, molasres, codeas
teaa. spices, soap, candies, oorn AID re WhllkeJs
oorniao, champaisu, pesch and douleFtic hran'
dies, holland and domeIiic sin, iamaca rlni poEis
msaiera, cherry, malaga and eiaFai Ninei.-sneI
iDg tobaoco. III qualities, HlVana iegaft, irou an
siTes. castings, blact-smithss iool end bellows,
hari-wars. cutlery, crcokgry and stone WaFes
oi,. saddles and brides. h6cgy and carIiaga bar
ness, whipt, books, &c. &c. -.
SEPT 3, les. fsly.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-09
For Sale,

A LIGHT running. second handed bag.
a ~ on modsra's terms. Apply - this
Office. Sep. 2, 1916. AZ
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-09
Accommodation Line,

prepared horse
IN travellers, better than ever
H. 1886. IS. BLACKMAN, SCOTT & CO. PrOPistO'
or Cat this out and stick up public place.
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oc, 18th OF p7otrAc'ed Illness, JOHN DARG IN the
10Th year OF as old resident OF this City
The friends sld scquNntAnces and those OF his broth
srs-ir-Aw Matthias Ross and Mchssl Eousworth, src
st respectfully invited attend the funeral ST o'clock
on "Wednesday sfssrnoCu from his late residence 3
VaricS. near Sprinsst-
On Monday afternoon the 18th inst DAVID 5. TIL
FORD aged % yesrs srd Il days,
His friends ana scGusintances and these OF his broth.
ers John VI and Jsnes A. Tliord and Of Park & I'll.
ford are respectfully invited 70 sttend his funeral from
the residence OF his BROTHER corner OF lots; snd 9th
avsnue this ednesisy) morning al halfpsst lOo'clock
On Tuesday morning. aoth inst at ioake.s; Mr. JOHN
OAKLEY formerly o; this CRY, ssed o years.
HIS remains will ts taken 10 Esst Chester tor inter-
n,ent or Thursday nornins ST 10 o'clock The friends
Of the family are respectfully invited 70 s;tend
Ar wiilarrsburch L. l. on Monday afternoon, Oct
18Th SARAH e MASEhER. wife Of the late John Msse-
ker aged IS years and eve uioaths-
The friends and relsves OF the family are respectful
y invited 20 attend the funeral edaesdsy afternoon
al 8. O'clock from the residence o; her SON rilaw Nj
David Boyd Grove House, North Second-st Williams
hurch Ii
Al WIlEsnlsburgh l. / on Mondsy evening. Oct ls.h,
OF whooping cough. frederick WILLIAM. infant OF
A J Berry NJ D. aged months
A, Granville l7rh Col John Straight 6s-
4; Philadelphia 18th Wrn. Weaver, -.
In Monroe &C. Ga. 9d, Boyer Mccarthy, -
At Syracuse, lStb Gustsvus c. Watson, -
At Lodi. Isl; Geo w White. Sheriff OF Csttsrsrsus Co
A. Albany. 18th Mrs. Elzsbeih Duukin =.
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10 TIE WuICs OLE OHIO.
Wing State Cen. Committee Roo


COLUMBUS Oct. L. 1876
In closing the abors of this campaign, the State
Central Committee cannot but congratulate you III
view of the triumphst vindcation OF your principles
IN the recent election. Sufficient returns IN 70
make it certain that We have elected our Governor
by a majority not far from 5000; we have carried
both branches OF the Legislature, and have gained
four Congressman. Thus have the ireemen OF Ohio
rebuked those that were in favor OF repeating our
Just and equitable Revenue System, and rejected
the hard money doctrines OF the sefstyled Demo
cratic party and repuGiated those who would tarnish
the honor Of and bring the disgrace OF reputation
upon our State.
We have secured the continuance of sound
and safe Banking System, and prevented the re-
peal OF revenue law that will build up and sus
tain the credit OF the State and enable to pay
off the large Public Debt created by the misman-
agement and enormous frauds and peculations OF
the Loco Foco Party.
To the Wings Of the Union, we say be OF good
cheer. Ohio is nor as ever a stronghold of Wing
principles and her free and patriotic will, al
all proper times, assert and vindcate them. In this
election, Ohio has spoken out her sentiments upon
the subjects Of a Protective Tariff. Internal I'm
provements, the Sub-Treasury Direct Taxation
snd a W ar waged for mere conquest The result
is seen in her votes, and the National Administra.
ton may profit by it.
mo. A L.AZELL. JOS. SULLIyANT
JOSEPH RIDGWAY, l. CURTIS.
JNO. 3. THOMPSON, ). l.. BATES
Wing State Central Committee.
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The rnlk OF The Iron Boy.
DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
BY ELECTRIC TELEGR APH.
LATER FROM SANTA FEE.
PERRY co.

BALTIMORE, tuesday evening
Advices from Santa Fe to the 9Th OF September
have been received at St. Louis. Gen. Kearney
left on the Sd. with eight hundred men for another
settlement, and expected to be absent twenty
DAYS. allowing the main Lody of the army and the
horses TO recruit their strength IN the meantime
He has captured another town. the fertilization of
which situated on an eminence, sweeps in its
range the whole town. The inhabitants have cho-
sen new government under the protection of the
forces OF the United States. 4 letter dated Sep
TENDER I'd. reports that Gems Arrniio and ugar;a
were marching tor Santa F6 with an army Of five
thousand Mexcans Our troops are IN fine spirits,
and Gen. Kearney says the larger the force OF the
enemy the better
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Cu.to,n-Honsc ReforIu.

The glorious results OF the recent Elections iii
MAINE, MARYLAND, PENNSYLVANIA OHIO and
FLORIDA give unequivocal promise Of Wing ma
iority in the next House OF Representatives. That
House, we trust will address itself at an early day
to a searching and vigorous investigation OF the
abuses now perpetrated in the bestowal and en-
poyment of the Executive Patronage OF the Fede-
raa Government especially in the management OF
our Custom Houses and Navy Yards These
abuses have become rank and fragrant they must
be thoroughly probed aud reformed. The work can
not be begun too early. and we trust the next Con
gress will not have been week in session before
appointing a Committee with power to send for
persons and papers. TO give at least the NewYor
Custom House and Brooklyn Navy ard thor
ough overhauling Let the People see how many
are paid from our bankrupt Treasury salaries which
they do nothing 10 earn, except by work done for
the party let us know how many are excused
from duty because they are engaged IN promot-
ing the election OF the partys candidates let US
know how much money is annually taken from the
pockets OF the People to keep them III subsection TO
their misrulers and what schemes are on foot TO ex
tend still farther the patronage and power OF the
Executive, by means OF the Warehouse act pro
jected Mint Sub Treasury, &c. &c. Let Congress
but do its duty faithfully in this matter, snd report
whether the offices o.! Custom House Weighers,
Guagers, Measures, Square Yard Measures &c
us they might and would be if Walkers ad yalo
We're adopted The Country will sustain its
Representatives IN making thorough work IL the
premises Let it not be DELAYED.
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Lardner,s Lectures-No. Nv.

A supply Of this number may now be obtained
TIE contents Of this number are, The Barometer; The
Moox-Poppa, interest attached 70 tits distance
Changes-Its annosphere-QualiEes Of MoonHght-ls
Moonlight Warm or Cold f-Does the Noon influence
the Weather :; Mountains, Rayines &s &c, together
with Two splendid Telescope Views. LECTURE OK
HEAT-Heat universal agent in Nature-Applications
ofit in Clothing and Artificial Warming and Cooling
Melting and Boiling Points, &c. &c. ATLANTIC STEAM
QUESTION, sc. Price IS Cents.
= Al the back Nos may sul be procured. The
whole work neatly bound In large octave volumes
now ready fq. sale,
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wsKE OUTSIDE OF To-DAY's PAPER. "A
Proclamation

H. sr1As WRIGHT Gorenor Of the STATE Of Hec- York
The year eighteen hundred and forty six draws to q
close Its seasons have been uncomrnoniy proplaou'
and its harvcs are realized Unusual health mas blessed
oar State and Country and the teeing earth has yielded
Its abundance TO supply our necessities and minister 70
our comforts.
The wave OF passion hch during the past year roied
over some OF our Counties has subsided and internal
peace il restored TO citizens and tranquility to our
frcEdes.
The most sublime spectacle connected with CiVl 'oV
ornment is exhibiting before us The representa-
tyes OF the Sovereignty Of our People assembled To take
in pieces and reconstruct the frame work OF the state
have discharged the high trust and returned
to their constituents and to their prvae cues without
having excited passion alarm apprehension in the
community; and our Freemen are examining their
abors and preparing to pass verdict oil appFoohuoh or
rejection upon their work, with vigilance inspired oy
pcrvadine patriotism and with calmness and conf
dence which Free Institutions can alone impart- Not
nm individual in the s,nte apprehends an encroachnen
nno hi, lust rights or an abrdgemept OF his civil and
religious privileges from this peaceful and voluntary
,evoluton of his Government Stronger evidences Of
high intelligence and sound morality in People cannot
be afforded.
These and innumerablc other temporal blessings oi a
kindred character constantly flowing upon our State
and its citizens call for continued ,hankfu'nes' to the
Bountiful Giver Of every blessing
The Gift of Saviour and the full light OF Divine
Revelation are spiritual blessings which should awaken
to expressions Of devout thankuness the hearts nno
tho voices OF Christian People
respectfully recommend Thtvsday he noeaigs1n
day of November nert to be observed Day OF Public
Thanksgiving that the People OF the State abstaning
from their ordinary business avocatons, may assemble
q. their usual places Of Religious Worship and uniting
with each other, and with their fellow citizens oil many
Of the other States may pay their tribute OF thanks to
the Author of these and all temporal and spiritual good
gifts and may pour their hearts in prayer 10 Him.
that His rich smiles may be continued 10 our Country
and that the signal blessings Of this year may be crowned
by the termination Of existing Wars in an honorable
and just Peace.
In testimony whereof have caused tie privy seal OF
the State TO be hercunto affixed Witness my
H. 81 hand at the City of Albany the nineteenth day
of October, in the year OF our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and fory-six.
sILAS WRIGHT
Bv order HORACE MOODY Private Secretary.
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Gen. Kenrney,. Expedition.

Extract OF a letter from distinguished officer OF Gen
eral hesrueys STAFF, dated
SANTA FE, Sept /, l546
Mr. Charles Bent informs that Sublette left
Fremont in May the head Of the Sacramento and he
thinks he viii return by the way OF Bents Fort
The rumors from below in reference to the forces
collected to oppose US very contradictory We
move in the morning 10 meet them and my opinion is
that they will disperse without giving US battle
Nothing however prevents the people oil the country
from rising en- rGsse to oppose US but the belief that
they will be whipped whenever they do so and if a
rising should take place any extensive scale, think
will be after Gen kearney leaves here for California
Union.
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EMIGRATION or THE MIAMI ISDIANs-We are
happy learn by letters from the subagent for the
above Indians the Commissioner OF Indian Affairs,
with which have been furnished that the Judcious
measures adopted BY the department have resulted in
the peaceful removal Of those Indians from the state OF
Indiana in compliance with their treaty sEpuiarons.
and that they are comfortably on their way 10 teIr
homes west of the Mississippi river The accom-
pshmert of this object CT great importance TO
the white population in this vicinity OF the territory
where the Indians resided frees them from the
royances OF an Irdia: population and opens for settle
Inen and cultivation considerable OF valuable
land Union.
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RrrrArn. TnosdaY evenin.

STATE OF THE MARKETs.-Wheat sold to-day at
= 10 30 c,s.-the former from Wisconsin. Choice Ohio
Flour commanded 81 40 and Michigan 81 30. Mess
Pork sold at $40 Western Butter cts Ohio Cheese %
Freight Albany at 30 cts for aour and % cts
for wheat
Jacob Lane. superintendent OF machinery. was
thrown from the car the track the Monroe and
Michigan train of pgssed over him. killing him on
The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-21
ooURAUD's LIBRARY OF ROMANCE.

Then SabretHshe, concerning Juiis's dover
Ouispoke-kis rncCsLsche curling with emotion
He said e her fortune him
Than drops OF water added 10 the ocean
Indeed, he'd rather, II ne had The power,
And thus TO Julia prove his souls dsyotion,B
Shower II, Dane-like, In golden rain,
Or scatter IL as farmers scs,ter grain -
To be continued.
Our Comets protestaors be received with grain
Of aIloance-Indeed, DO not think here was grain
Of truth in them. OF this fact however certain
thai GorraCds Italian Nedicaled Soap viii positively
make the darkest skin white ss5sster IL VII! also
remove tsn reckles Pmpes rngworu salOwEess, red
ughness. Gcursrc's Poudres Subes have ac-
CURED astonishing celebrity for tbe powers In eaii-
eating szperi1ou. human hair GoQrards Liquid Rouge
ipas the most delightful rostress pale ehe.ss or ps
II Take particular notice thst Dr. FELIX G'1CHAD
renowned preparations only be obtained genuine al cts
Dep6: ~ g. Walkerst frat FROM Brood way. OIL y
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Business Notices.

GRIMEs's COOKING CLosEr.-Mr Joshua Grimes OF
pal fioustonst exhibits the Fair his celebrated eco
nomical Cooking Range, which for convenience and
economy is believe unsurpassed by any other inven
ton Its capable OF performing every variety OF cook
ing at the same time and with less fuel than Is required
for ordinary cooking and is adapted for sum
mer well winter BY attaching tube water
may be heated in separate vessel in any part OF the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-21

SrEkxgoAr EXPLOSION AND psceAstx Los, -
LIyE.-An explosion took place on Thur,Sor IA, -
hoard the Lord Sydenhsrn al Per, 81 Fr.p-.
The number of passengers scAided is reported 10 b b.,
four OF whom who lsDieG AZ SoT.i wr-- = -
Scroasly wounded tina; bu. little hope of heir reeor
IS entertained The Montreal Herald says We fesr 49,
occurrence viii be traced more less remotely . -
practice OF racing. llAany Arr,
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Things in Philn delphia.

CORRESPONDENCE o! The Tribune.
PIHLApELP HIA Oct 20.
The official returns in Monroe County for State
Senator are Pt,nan 23l Overeld this renders the
election OF MIR Pitman doubtful placed Overfelds
majority al 200 only, on Loco-Foco authority
Next Thursday. the 29th, there will be great
military parade here, receive the remains OF Com
Decatur which TO be brought on from Washington
City.
Our weather is quite cool and we have had ice
every morning this week.
Hon. Fergus Cannon. one of the Associate Judges
OF Indiana County and editor OF the Indiana Republican
is dead
SALES OF Stocks -FrSt Bodrd-2 Bank Penn
syyanis 25.. Betoeea Bodrdsa0 U. :. Bank 3; $1,000
State S. 6:; $1,000 do IS s5wn OF. Second BoarG-l00
Grsrd cash q; Sllo0 Phlad Gas SIS l05 1900 City IS
1850 &c 500 Reading 81. 81 200 Vicksburg y. Att
Second Board-S5000 State 5s Of! $1,000 State do OF
$500 Texas Notes Is
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EXPECTED ATTACK OF ERA CRUZ.-The Savan
nah Republicans OF the 18th instant has the follow
ing Intelligence
Lieut.. Bergman, the gallant officer who behaved so
nobly at the loss of the TTItor of Tuspan. passed
through this city "Wednesday night last as bearer OF
dispatches from the squadron At Vera Cruz TO the Gov
ernnen, al " ashington. We learn from gentleman
who conversed with Lieut.. bergman on the cars that
il has been determined attack Vera Cruz the land
side by an expedition from Tampico and that the hoist
ing OF the stars and stripes the city VIII be the signal
for attack by the squadron upon the Castle OF san
Juan Dloa This is the only way iR which the Castle
be taken and the obtaining possession OF that point
is deemed necessary end the war.
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Bebb ahead $500; Tod do in ls4l. 30 Bebbs
gam 3.OI2. There arel 3 Counties to hear from
They gave BARLEY about 500 majority and VIII
doubtless do as well now. Bebbs majority Will be
from 8 to 5000 ALL HAIL. WIG OHIO
[g- The Journal of Commerce sets down Per
ril Loco, as reelected to Congress. All our re-
turns assert that be is beaten by t. o. Edwards,
Whir
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" KNOX. 2s Ful,ons,. (sun BuildIngsl deemng t,
unnecessary into particulars respecting hts Fall
Fashions for 1885, would simply that his style
will excel 10 beauty lghtness. and color any thing
offered the hat wearing public OF NewYork. His
prices are as low as h.s hats fns OF I'm
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CLOSING SAKE Of VALUABLE observation-disclosures
row Evening Thursday at o'clock, viii be sold by
Tu,:le Ducluzeau in the Chsmbersst Gallery corner
Broadway entrance in Chsmbersst. all the remaining
valuable Paintings recently imported. in addition TO
which abou, fifty very choice pictures never before eN
hbited forming together the finest collection that has
hecn offered 70 The nublic for many wears
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-21

~ EXERCISES IN SINGING, together with Lee
Music. preparatory the formation OF class.
will be given in the Orchardst, Church Broome-
St on Thursday evening the d inst. by Messrs Brad
bury & Nash. commencing at y o'clock. All Interested
are invited TO attend OF y
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Court Calendar. .Tms DAf.

SUPERIOR CouRT-Nos 81. ii. l7a Il, lo6 i0I Il l9
rs l6i "a $50 ie2 800 l. 20 s. Ia IA - 10 81 6s
3. % 100 l57. l.6, p, 81. $50. 2Oi. cSa aOi.
Circuit CoURT-Nos. 10, -. l., Is - 70, y ~, Il
sos
COMMON P1EAs-Psrt Nos o.. - ~ Al, -, -, Il
81 - Par; Mos 95 ls Is. Is, ~. u, -, 36, 9, 10.
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No mail south beyond Charleston Our merch-
ants are all anxiously waiting the arrival OF the
Caledonias advices, and there is consequently
very lite doing in our produce markets.
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II In the line OF P:etoriais, Our pennsykanis
Wing papers of the last few days certainly so
ahead of all our experience. The way the Coons
unfeather the he,biddies in their columns must be
appalling TO the entire gsaas fowl Locomc,ives
are going it 8, full speed filed with rejoicing
Whiss; certain Duck Creek statesman IS run
rang away nearly upset and has lost his hist from
the attacks OF stardy Merino in his rear; the
steamer Free Trade, Sir Robert Walker, mas,
ter. Is going 1t up Salt River under full head Of
steam, with most wo-begone Sc, OF passengers,
who are trying to read the Name letter backwards.
but can't make good Dutch OF i, any how cannon
are blazing, bonsFes sre rising, and all is eoypmo
ton. The richest device we have seen however
il Coon Concert in the Esrrisburgh Telegraph,
which would make the fortune OF a new Punch
What blockhesd ssys we Yankees have no taste
Tor the Fine Artsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-21

~ Hon. Gko AsHxrS has been nominated
Tor reelection 20 Congress by the Wings of,he With
Congressional Dissrics OF Massachusetts,
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FLOUR AND sfEAL-For Flour the inquiry . . ~ -.
IS 50 for Genesee, s. Has 80 for mixed brands r.
purchases are 10 some extent speculation sN RI,
shipu,ert For the East there Is very irtle dong ne
receipts were 70 fair extent and the Gales Lass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-21

- UNION COURSE, l.. l.-TRorrlNG.-The great
for purse OF 500 three mile heats between Lady
Suffolk and j X Polk comes oil on Thursday, October
I'D at o'clock o2l IT.
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OHIO ELECTION.

Our returns hero from Ohio indicate the election
of Bebb iWhigj as Governor by two thousand ma
jority tie in the State Senate and Wing major
ity OF two in the House. OF the members OF Con-
gress elected, twelve are Wings eight Loco-Foco,
and one Independent
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REIEO Z


On the aith inst By Re- VIM. Johnson. M AMOS
BURTON son OF Marx Burton. Esq. to Mss SARAH }.
HALL, sl of this City.
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ROYAL GrRLEY. Anctinncer.

VALUABLE AND EXTENSIVE LIBRARY or THEoLoGl-
CAL AND CLASSICAL BooKs.-1hursday and Friday
Evenings will be sold by ROYAL GURLEY Il co. at
their Long Looms 3Oi Broadway corner of Duane a
large and valuable Library, consisting chiefly OF Theo.
logical and Classical Works, and embracing also many
Pathological and other in Oriental Literature Gaia.
logues ready and Books arranged for examination
n1I