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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09

- Although a faw who have thu lead in certain
densrtens OF business may affect 10 doubt the efficacy
of advertising as the means Of furtherins busins" p
suits neither their precept nor example will have mt
weight upon the minds OF new beginners OF o'net' "
a,e nransrsd for more customers. AZ well might al
old practitioner a, the bar who Is In ihs employment Of
full practice caution the young lawyer TO beware o.
making his profession known TO the public lest % 90
Ing 90 he should lose sdsts The douot IS an so'otu ons
ora the davis not far distant when to secure the Gus
tom Of the people of the country Intelligent business
men wll make known IL er establishments. by sd'erus
ing in the public newspapers OF the country-ihu' N.l
Ing themselves OF the intellectual power o. inc ~
a. he mower Of mind over mind which MAJ be multiplied
indefinitely" To those who realize lie benefit" NE
extensive Agency ofV B. PALMER. who Il authorised 70
receive advertisements for the best newspapers Of ever
in the Union affords hs opportunity Tor choice
selection adapted 10 tne wants Of the business commu
nifty generally.
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I,rrn..rINa INvEsrIoArIoN.-A case 81 mo

IsrYRysrISG INvEsTIGArIoN-A case OF more
hsp ordinary interest Ia In process OF al
NV Haven before Committee OF the County Ecciesi
s.,cs Association The parties belong 10 the mos, Gu,
ivated circle Of society and the sfsr We understand
b,i,g. some eminent men of the clerical profession 10
,bs, civ into painful collision III each other Inc
adv (. sister Of distinguished Orthodox clergyman
and the young gentleman candidate tor the ministry
There Ia no attempt Tx the charge OF breach OF pro
mia, but the allegation IL that her character mas suffered
from calumnious and false representations made oy MN
since the snicablr termination Of their intimacy ana
frend.hp The affair has occupied public attention ior
,os months past in that city and now 10 10 process OF
nvesston hy the Association 70 which he IS hmenanie
f,r Christian deportment The reverend brother Of me
adv We understand manages her case. And Hon Heorgs
A,hmun of this town IL counsel or thu gentleman IN con
nection with Rev Mr.. Porter formerly settled mere
The examination began on "Wednesday afternoon IN
Row Dr Days study and will probably be extcndao
through the remainder of the week lSpringnod iepo
sgoorlSe WHALE AT LoNG BRANcH.-A lew
day, STAGE z, uileman from Burlington County dscov'
ersd whale in the breakers while bathing al Long
Branch the surf being very high they procured gun
forthwith aud shot hm. The party present succeeoeu
in srcurna the carcsse which required tho sreng'h OF
% men Il weighed from 10 1000 pounds and inc
tail was carried OF by tho caplors company rom
M,or.s,o,,r ~. a trophv Newark Adv.
~ The OHIO STATE journal is TO be published
daily after tho compilation OF the Magnetic Telegraph 70
Columbus The OHIO SdiesmaH 10 also to be- Issued daiy
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nYpRopATHY.. For Tho Tribune.

GREAT Purifier with what subtle art
Thou dost tho bloom Of youth and health renew
THY agent W atcr-Natures better part
Whence oceans rise. and soft perennial dew
And clouds and storms, which rainbows hover
through makes
The Flood was Natures doHrhc her plunge she
Where or the surf or hoarsc voiced torrent breaks
primcval solitudcs aud AZ for showers.
They drip Tor ever on her folds and flowers
II Nature baihcs Tor health. then why not Man
Wash out disease, as Water only can
Sangrado scowls -who cares If health be ours
The safest system IT, a. rash our friends
And Wecd our ioc.-And hero my sonnet euds
e y. STUART.
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Inter frnm The BrnZos.

A, arrival ut New Orleans brings later accounts
tom Ms,smoro, and Camargo The Mafdmoros Flag
If the ost nit refers to an attack wagon and mule
train as iollows
The lss, arrival from Canargo brings an account OF
recent attack by the Mexicans, supposed TO be De
tached party OF Urress troops upon uain on US ~
TO Monterey. The wagon train was Auehoeu ~ '' "a
eseort and following the rear were some uv OF e"
nsck mules ireighted with goods belonging 70 m,r
chants OF Matanoros The train was attacked near pa
I'm and the assault was directed against the rear win
view of cutting of the pack mules IN whcn inc lsN
leans were completely successu-all the mules WIN
their nscks we're captured by them. consloersoie
booty has thus fallen their hands-somo say ABOUT
$4,000 worth of dry goods aud qusnuy "i toosoeo,
The principal loss 10 sustained BY hr aThNti' one "
tho most respectable merchants OF hstanotu5i VINO
loses upward Of So 900 10 dry goods Mr. hins'ou'y
was the owner Of the tobacco. AZ,
The regiment OF 10th infantry has gone 10 Siier
there 70 remain as portion OF the detschmens under
ri, ten HoupnQ until called to field on greater &C
,ivitv by Gen Taylor. The Flag speaks IN Hudstory
terms of the conduct and discipline OF the hesinen'
The 4th Ohio volunteers are encamp"a on ',e i"H
taking the position recently occupied oy ths iv'h ~
fsntrv They are commanded by Coz I. T. htVusn
formerly OF the Cincinnati Enquire =, - 49,. ...,..-.i
Mr. NJ J.. Fulton, Of this place mas shoNn 70 -
Letter. from f. B. Iundy and r. Monthly VINO were men
toned In our last psper having been laken prisoner
near San Carlos by party OF MeNlcans under Nh'ssl
Thes- letters were dsted La Marina July T. ana ss'
mat they were taken prisoners on the day previous oj
60 c.rysisl who has treated them with CREST kindness
and assured them they would be released apon prop
or ayii-nce being furnished that they "ere NOT 10 '
employ OF the Unted States Government lucy VIZ
a,y,ioy the orders Of Gsn Urea whose headquArtr
were Al lula Mr. Lundy has sent noe 10 thr hf'i''
Consul Al that place stating that he i canadian ui
birth and has never become citizen OF tho Jnic'
Statss We understand from Mr. Fulton that M was On
,seed in counectiou with Mr. Lundy In the purchase o
mules tor the purpose Of taking them TO Louisiana -n'
that Mons Monthly and Don Carlos. were employed bl
them 10 assist In driving in mules purchased In th
the Interior and the party proceeded beyond San Ter
nando on account Of the high price which they wcr
compelled 10 pay this side of ihat,o~n flag
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09

s.Spss ssssAPARuLA-rhe health Of the human S''
tenn depends almost entirely upon the state Of tho booi
II the yi,alzng auid which p-rysdes every tissue EYER
membrane fore hlsmert, gland or other organ primary
or subsidary; II The blood be charged with The eemrn'
disease sickness muii he the eon,equenee-and ms
causes Of di,e.se existing in she blood are eradess'
usrmanen, relief can be expected. 1t 10 here ""
powerful health restoring properties OF ssnd'' s'''p'
ra are manifested, is searching operation fesens' ~.
causes Of disease. and he eafes performs are
radical and thorough. lis potential virtues "s -
by thousands Of rheumatic and 'croa'ous - ,hs
Il. vho h.vs tshen mi. preparation for diseases o. ne
vi, II At once arrests The internal cersnsemsns 'Da
eradicate. The outward evidences Of disease
Prepared and .oi. wholesale and fe,'li' BY A. '
..nps xhoi.ssIe Duxgisss. 100 vnlton-sl eofnsf e'
wu,,n... s-s Bcosawsy. sud n Eat Broadway h-'
WI, sold also ~ Drugrss generally throughout ~
unnas states Price 81 per ho,ils or az oosss nor
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Western Elections.
, Ts,,g,aph from Wa1eilng 70 TIE TIlbune
INDIANA.


SATURDAY Aug. 7, ls41
The returns thus far received from lSpiANA indi
cate the following results as 70 members OF Con
gress
Dist |. Robert Dale Oren Loco. reelected.
II. JOIN s. DAVIS. Wing gam, rePortedl BY
80 majority over ThomssJ Henley late
Member Loco
III P. A HAcKLEMAs, Wing. said to be chosen
in place Of Thos Smith, Loco over J. l.
Robinson. Loco.
Iv4CALEB B. SMITH, Wing, reelected over I.
II. Test, Loco.
v William W. Wiek. Loco, largely reslect-
ed. over Nicholas NJ Carly. Wing.
vi Not heard. Probably D. NJ DobsOH, Loco !
VII. RICHARD w. Thompson, Wing, 80 ma
iority, over Joseph a. Wright Loco IN
place of f. w. MGaughey. Wing.
VIII. DIR. CLARK, Wing gain reported over
John Petit, late Loco Member
TX Charles w Cafhcart, Loco reelected over
Daniel D. Pratt, Wing, by small MAJ
X. Not heard from. Prob VIC. Eir'Hg Loco
-sbo1h these returns hold Indiana Will nave
s,s yybigs To fire Locos in her next Deegation-one
halter than we estimated. Last Congress "'o
Wbiss TO eight Looos -Four will answer al p'a0'
.cal purposes though Of course the more the Oe'e'
No Legislature nor details as yet
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TRIBUNE.
WI. STATE Convection.
,nNn.x MOANING. AUGUST 9.

IA. yNAs Elsc,,s. ef tho stat" OF Ncwfofk are re-
,.,.a y, 49,, IN ,Asls Assembly pls,ricv for thu pur
=, sAss.ss Oa- Delegate 10 each Of said Districts,
.....,.,,ei, ~ mee, In STATE CONVENTION at
s,.,s,,. ga wxn~xsp,v. the sixrH Of ocronRR next
A., a., vafvs. VI nominating Candidates for the Ofices
~ Ss.S.-, If Nae Cess,psr atforasy GsausL Trsas'
-. So r>rs>s-s Esd SNrrsso,. csasi CO~mi'soHeys
- hsn~4,s e Ns,s Frsseasi aud 70 trsnssc, such
49, "a .ia... - may % deemed expodicnt
,onx 1 SCuOOlCRAFT LEGRAND CANNON,
l.NSs NOKNEE HENRY HAYNOR.
ANS KtpD CNAS KIRKLAND,
laNESS rHAlER 81 tn G. HAWLEl.
au.u.tg l-tf Ssair Cszrdi CSrsrsttee
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" The dwelling Of Col David l'ioso. At green'
vile Ga destroyed by hrs on inc ~ '" w :, p'dia.
about a. TOO IN bank bills and notes ls o nms'so 81 ~
,xs.n "A 900 and 5000 Msssrs Haste s.d ,o'. ~
oecupisd tho store house near Col h"t'. 49,.
.~,, ls,gs and valuable stock Of goods. we're ais 90
~. 49,. nj. a. 600 will not fspsir their
io.s Mr. siool wss Insured for $4,000.
ry- The Albany Sfa!ssmon has rpsPen"en ~ y.
ncstion fof the yrsssni WHISTLER n viii DO '"'"'" ~
MOI tia Edl,of says Tina only ssn detsfn'ine
~ Taylor, Brown Cos ssts blishmeui 70,
the msoufsoturs Of shower bsths fsfns Usiors w. "
Rochester. vss Destroyed By hss on Ffd W nsh' lsi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09

~ gous HusDaED DEATHS occurred In he CIV o'
NJ YoE asst week whereas sueh calamity nigh nv.
Aeen much avestea by tiIrsy use u proper pf.'sn
..a remediea Ia ell csses OF cholera mor0us,
rhol-ra infsnnn and similar mplsins, We QUO - hi
need with re utmost confidence, Trial OF WY tfj
an sgsfabls Pail Of ths North hHfrio Cohfk, -, IN ~
Pr,m our own personal experience We ran ry , an
ines culsble rref anodcd by this medicine eh
savaneed Stage Cholera infan tng as- OF Ur,sgo
l4dian Issaabis Syrup prepared 81, comp.,-ly clesn
plsiuL HrfAfi baiaH 'ssfaexo and putrtd humors
and therefore are both eeIil SIS G,,<,,,esa sss
Summer comnlsinis Nss-I- -
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ALMs-HoUsE EXPENSES.

10 the Edu0r of IAs IT1bAnti
The Globe states that have not fairly stated the
expenses Of the months of Msy June and July and that
they should not be compared with the expenses OF the
frs, four months Of the year because of the great fall IN
breadstufs, &C.
Now let ne see how this TO- The price paid Tor aouroy
this Department, in the following months Ss' ssioi0"'
f.rparv Eor Sunorfra Eiour a. f2{ hiddings s. 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09

DR. kshoSs on pRfAcHisG.-A young man
hsvt preached for Tho DR. day snxioas TO get
word OF sPplsnso for his labor Of love The grave
Dr. however, did no, Introduce the subject, and hls
young oro'hsr vas obliged 10 ositshs hook for him
INV sermon t0dsy" No sir 90; !, II nor Nv he
dsp<h ei,hsr." L.sty the youas man w.s silent
N.url..I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09

THf TfLr0RAPHfc WIRrs--Tbe ropAirsr OF the
ns bst~sen Boston snc Worcester discovered day or
TOO ,sce that the wire had bosn ismy~rsd ~is IN the
following rnAnbsf short piece 81 tho ~rs had been
broken On and yises u alb cord Of tho same 70 neral
syv"sfsncs had been hsed thA, u could bs iOoped
M" Tho ylses rhieh would Instantly destroy ,o uon
s"eeuon and a. Us ssns tys svsds dlseovsr ~ from
rsyslisf When The end required ws. sHs,itsd tho
s,,' 'ry'sesd Esnuemsa sta.-A W os ,hst In
ey'es dawn Tho rosd yss,sra.y the el.,. x,,s,s M.
,l.l,l, 49, ea v's pointsd out r. hisn an ha saw
Host1b TrsssIisr tus g.
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VJTHh Disfrici-First Day
LXth Dstr,ci-(First Day
Cors nl0j.-Fleming 325. Lewis 6t.
vi County MaiOritIes

FRS, and second days the others first only
Conren,ioa Majo,1t,es-Mason ll53; Bracken
3s5 Bourbon 37s; Franklin 226; Lewis leo :
Louisville ,e2l. No Convention-Fayette -.
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TggrHl TsGrHl i-Tesh inserted without pain and
warranted good a. hs natural for biting snd mastea
don complete double act Of best Mineral teeth on ~
gold plates s5a Of best mineral on noe gold pa1Ss
Sor he pper law 20 bs by atmospheric pfessuf.
sSo single tooth from 81 W g. by Dr. Josss, l1o Broad
,rau cornef Of Nalden.lane. quo ..
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n-,,.ne in philadelphia.

o,,, ,.,.as. 4. Philadelphia who wish 70 be 'uPpnso
- "a Tho Tribune will please leave 'ne''
- residences with Zieber 4 Co. Ledger
a.',,.s Third a. below Chestnut. who viii deliver NV
,.sr 10 them Immediately amer the arrival ON PA'
eager line fron Nsw.York. at ~ cents per Ns''
Single copies price cents may slwsy' Be oo'.ins'
.bo,e. or from ,hs phIlsdelphis Newshoy'
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~ Country isalsrs bear 10 mind that the rsns A. Z,
univ trus onrauds Italian Medica,ed Soap for the cure 81
tan pirnplrs recsles, worms In the hin ssilosuss'
hsd only At Dr. fELIy GoUsAuDs sole depot, Of "s.s,
M sl4o or two from N. Of Broadway where ntJ
% had hs Liquid Vegetable Rct LILY White hsf
and other celebrsted toilet preparations kemem b-f n
place 81 Waxarst you will be cheated ~ nnissioo'
~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09

Thu, appears that the price OF the ssps sruee 81
our supplies has been much higher durrs the Wing ad'
insra,iou than under the wastefu MANAGEMENT OF he
Loco.Focos 1t sppesr. that -four In June was " so
per barrel higher than in January and - 81 higher ID
June than February and YER materially higher e'A IN
either March or April The fseti' the Peoples proper
~ was wss,ed-lf nothing worse was done
The contract for mes, 10 made from January lef'"
January, ls4s 90 no vs.is, n In this article occurs
Therefore the remarks OF the Globe In regard TO inis
eence may properly be sppllad to Itself am perfectly
aware that every effort has been made BY ine end' VI
the Globe to thwsrt my arrangements and miepresen'
NV course and no effort has been spared to make the
debtor side OF the sccoun, large as 1t could be- but
those effort, have not been successful Costly esrpe"
and furniture have been sent into the Department eS
pensve dinners with wines TO invited parties furnished
not by Wing orders and all these things charged to the
support Of inmates
In regard to the number Of inmates In the Aims HOUSE,
Department the following table will show the "hlns
difference that exists up June, and what they were
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09

Doors SHOES and GAlrEss al JoTEs,, Ann-,f near
the Mu.eum-You get the hrsl quality Of hos Freneh
cali dre.s Boots only 3 90 second qlsll.y Boots -
Aso splendid " Congress. Rooss and Caters
equally low for cash only. NJ 4 Annst su7 o.
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RROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

BRAvERT-A day or two aimee one OF the boys
Of the frgste North Carolina OF the Navy Yard lad OF
about sseu years tell from one the upper deck port
q the ship and - hs could no, swim. and the tide
running strong 10 was likely to be drowned IN FAC.
be- had sunk below the surface before tho cry OF sh
overheard" could he given when I'VE brave -,
sprsug together ito the ~ster 20 rescue him Inc
swept them o. swiftly pas, the ship and u SEINE
doubtful whether they would be able to keep nom
drowning themselves. 4 boat was 'ent az 90 {" po'
.ble 10 pick them up but when Il rsae aef hem Two OF
the party were nearly exhausted. The Boy wss saved.
and the sailor. returned to the snip with the con'eiou,
ness that to their exertons fellow ing oSec bio e
They are-Mr Dickson. bosisws.a Of .he North Caro-
lima Mr. Ward. masters mate Mr. Hcvel bosnwsin.
mate and two sailors Newton and Lowery
~ The new Ferry at the foot Of Br.dgest - t.
be under the control Of the unon Company.
CpANGSs IN THE NAVY YARD.-Ssmuel Har, has
been appointed Naval Constructor in the place OF Ben
i.min F. Delsno removed to Portsmouth station Lieut.
r. B. Ellison has appointed nrs lieutenant OF this
station IN place Of Lieut.. w Morris.
AcclpKSr-An unfortunate accident took place
at the house OF Martin Ryerson, al Bedford A thre
carpenters by the fsncs 81 WIN Brown, lothian Perry
and Thomas Moran. were AZ work on seshoi' gave
thirty feet Brown struck on bench Ferry Anh Moran
both falling upon him. Brown had several OF his ribs
broken and was otherwise considerably Injured. No
ran, Thigh was featured by striking his foot the s
of the window In the lower story, and his hsnd Was
severely cut by striking the edge OF saw. Perry WAS
not Injured IN the east-
nSUfrL MUK'-ASD THE WAY THE PEOPLE
.ay DECEIVED There 10 ono milk establishment on
whose carts are Inscribed dry feed but whose COWS
s-e herssd together ad Joining dislery at Eat Brook
lvn from which place the swi runs IN an sque1ae'of
th-ir use This of the coolest pieces O imposi
lion of which we know But II 10 not worse man u
average either For there 10 hardly an article ~ "h'
AN much dangerous deception 10 practicec rs tolsse
a,,icle of milk. Quite all the pure Orange 'ouh'y
Tor tour cents qusrt tina, 10 sold At the groceries
~. /. made of swil-snd one had about a. wei ar
sno IPS..b .,ssnsn, water lEsgle
A. OrrRAGEoUs ATTEMPT AT ENrORflo N-A
hlohiv gentlemen OF Jsmsica was examined
in nrivate Yesterday upon charge Of shstion prefer
red by widow residing Ia this city. We are suiheAu
rsv Informed that upon the examination no proof was
adduced 10 show that toe complaining witness bad been
in the condition she alleged that ahe had ever become
mother: and that the whole affair looked very much
ike the result of attempt u extort money from e
defendant She likewise told upon the trial one oil TOE
most strange and unnatural stories imaginable The TO
anil was the msgistrstes dismissed tho complaint and
Afforded the accused iull and honorable scquiua.
lEsge
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Business Notices

DIMoSD-Poi~rED G0LO PMS you went " 10
Pen with silver peuclcase for a 3d. thst Others se io
g. or II you wan. genuine Levi Browns premium reD
70 to J. w. GRIAroN Co II Cedsrs' ~nefs you 90"
g,t he beet Pens In the market 81 reduced prices
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~ rsarsi,-, saS otl,r, leaving the City In the vi
noon are informed that an EseA'HS AaH~A y -"
.prsnted every day, containing the s'ocS sSe' a..
New. by the southern Mail Sc up TO ocloeA' % 'rs.
surias NJ the Ne~.boy' Tor tho k1'"'"s kAaes o.
Tribune evcry one viii be able 10 take WIN A'
s,s., ueus M 10 the tine Of leaving tho CHI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09

yy A Wash,agtoasaH State Correction VIII as
sembe at Troy on Thursday of this week Aug
10Y in pursuance Of u resolution passed at the
State Temperance Convention al Saratoga 0P''"s'
on the 18th ult 1t hoped that every Temperance
Society in the State will be represented The daiy
of Temperance men with regard to the License 'y'
TEN will be discussed and some course OF decisive
action probable recommended.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09

~ Tnk RicHELIEU' GoLD Pas, The cheapest pen TO
bs world - Tor sale only by r. WArsoS Co - W o.
ii.r.t door above wall Of and J. Y. sAvA0s, ~ Ful
Ion At wholesale and retail Gold Pen dealer. 09ld ree'
Al - ren,s a. SO and g. th- genuine Levi BLOWN
psns atsS Peus carefully repaired.
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DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
az ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

PHILADELPHIA. August 7--f.h NJ
No telegtaphc dispatches were received IN '''
city TIN. Afternoon frum South or West the
wires in both directions being out OF order.
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Topr snEw.

A Jusr REHUKE-A daub of a man. poor mis-
cradle show of humanity. frum New iors passed
through cur State aud received tho hospitality ct some
Of III. wealthy cuseus lta thought u would please his
entertainers g. drnounce the opponents IT slavery aud
sxslt tho pa,risrchsl institution
am satisfied said he. that the slave 10 happy
and hanva tho Institution as administered hero neither
harsh or unjust n those scuundrels -
Pardon nc sir" replied STAKEHOLDER "a he Inter
rup,sd him. No want no such defence 4 II, enough
r ne tina, tho law svus and secures mo ovr rights Win
out asking frueusn ~ defend bitter cure" ss ever
afflicted society ~ troubled man ! would give foi my
rhdruns saaa alone all have lsnd he spoAn nos with
out rpason u Kentucky had teen az New Nofh Ia
fraa
Tho .hls.t ga dropped The miserable caiua started
nov tople. ard ,,ed hsri learn. 10 recover los'
rruuns 10 faiied If sery planter felt con
tempt fur him aud vent 90 iaf az ~ 'Aa~ ~ !oHN
R.Npotru Expressed the Southern feeling when do
..,,hi,s shis .iass 1T Northern men. ss spawn Nf
spawn They time servers a. homie. snd Hes 'pi
tlss abroad lh'"s''"e hss"he''
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KENTUCKY.

Our latest reports indicate these results In 'ne
Congress Districts wholly or partially heard from
~ AYLETr BUoKSER, Wing elected over a
J James. Loco, vice J. F. Bell wing
VII. GARRETT DUNCAN, probably, over D. Merri
wother, Loco, vice Thorn asson' Wing
VIII CgAs. S. MoREHEAD. Wing, over A n Mar.
shall, Loco. and s. F. J. Trsbue, Native
vice Garret Davis, Wing.
TX. LEAsDER NJ. Cox, Wing. over Richard
French, Loco, vice A. Truinbo, Wing.
X. Maj JoHS P. GAINES, Wing gam over Gen
L. B. Desha vice j. w Tibbstts, Loco.
We have by Mail few returns Of the first and
some of the second days voting by which we re
ioice to perceive that the vote IN favor OF ION
srIruTIovAL CoNvENTToS is almost everywhere
overwhelming. We argue glorious things from
this Our returns are as follows
VIM District-County Msjorities'
(;o;uss-Ionsville. I5G Ne ricether-Jeferson ts
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