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CopartneYship Notice.

WYE have this day associated ourselves W together under the firm name of 4 K McWnIdAMs & SMITH, for ihe purpose of doing Dry Goods and Grocery business and hope by our unremited attention 10 merit the usual liberal patronage extended 10 the late firm of Yarbrouoh & Smith.
 4. K. Nc WILLIAMS,
 JAMES N SMITH.
 Prattvil!e, Aug. 10, lS4S. 33-tf
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Auiauga Election.

The following is the result of the cleo. tion in Autauga county on the first Mon- day in August, for Tax collector and four commissioners of Roads & Re- venue; gi
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NEW DISCOVERY.


 Dr. Councils Mixture, for Gonorrh@a and Gleet, Seminal Illusions and Weak ness of the Ulera or Bladder. This mix ture contains no injurious article whatever, but possesses tonic properties ofreal efiiea- cy, and more congenial 10 rhe constitution than any other medicine used for these complaints. Freed from the nauseaiing qualities attending copalvd ard the com mon mixtures, it will be found agreeable tG the palate and pleasant to orhe stomach, and will crre any case, or all pay is refused TOT it. It is equally good and certain for fe. males. Sold only at 5e Poydras st., New Orleans.
 DR. sPnoN's SICK HEADACHE REMEDY.
 Why will you sdffer:wl,h tirat distressing complaint, when remedy is at hand that will not fail to cure you 2 This remedy will effectually destroy any attack of head ache either neryods or bilious. IL has cur ed cases of twenty years standing. DJ All of the above named articles are sold in Wetumpka by Vim. R. Cooper in Montgomery by Cosier &. Cox in Mobile at the Literary Depot, 50 Royl st. Also by an agent in every town ill Alabama. ' Maech I, ie4s. l0-it,
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HEARD & DUE have just received III splendid assortment of CHEWING TOBACCO, including. all the favorNe brands and qualities. Prices 10 suit the ines. dec. 14-tf50
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Tax Collector.
COOsa Election.

.zA COOsa Election. M |. The follswing is the result of the elec- ton in Coosa county, on the first Monday in August for Sheriff 6 Tax collector:
 For Sheriff.
 *Thos. T. Wall (Democrat) 5sl R. H. c. Shelton (Whig) 496 w. L. Turner (Whig) 2 For Tax collector
 *Jesse Ellis Democrat 766 Leanard Cotton (Whig) 193 Scattering g Those marked C ) elected.
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Book Hin1ery.

YEyHE undersigned has removed his Bi- IL ndery to the small two story frame buildingon Court sifeet nearly opposite the Baptist Church, al ihe sign ol the LEDGER, where he is prepared to do any work in his line with neatness and despatch
 Any calls al his bindery or any orders left at the Journal Office or at either Of the Book stores. wilbe promptly ate nded 10
 c. c. COUPEE.
 Montgomery Dec. 29 i847, g if
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Died-ln thls Guy, on Friday the lhh inst, of Fever, Thomas. son of w Mas tin, aged 6 years and months
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LoNoLEY's GREAT WESTERN INDIAN PAN
 ACtA.

ACt.A.
 1sf. For colds and Feverish feelings and preventing Fevers.
 2d. For Asthma, Liver Complaint and Bilious affections.
 3d. For Diarrhea, Indigestion and loss ol appetite.
 4th. For cosiiveness in females and males, and Nervous complaints 9th. For Siomachafleciions, Dyspepsia, Piles. Rheumatism, Sc.
 THE GREAT POINTS are, il is not bad to take. never gives PAIN, and never leaves one COSTlVEl!
 For all these things it is warranted une- qualed, and all who do not find it so may return the bottle and get their molev. Comstock 6 Co.,. Proprietors, 59 Poy dras>st., New Orleans.
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Valuable Lands
FOR SALE.

A As AS tg-A A1 A@s
 .2 OFFER for sale all my fssssE5f lands situated in CooSa county, ..ss.. E3 being about sixteen hnndled sAssaa;lEsssAsAsA acres, and located within a.frw miles of Nixburg, aed about twenty fwU miles from Neumpka, in a heaIh} and well walrred country. There are on he lands a good dwelling house, kitchen, ne- gro houses. Larns, stables and all other nc- cessary oat houses, and first rate apple and peach orchard, wIlh upwards Of Ihroe hundred acres of cleared land under good fences and ia fine >iate of culIivalion.-- Also a good Gun House and Screw. will sel t!iese lands in different parcels, or 10 suit the convenience of purchasers. 1 will seil lh.. stock on lne pace, consist ing of caiIc, hogs sheep &c. Afo, l will sell the present crop. As 1 am determined on moving west this fall, pers ons desirous of purchasing valuable lands and procuring excellent situations, would do well to cal on me sooa on tle pfemi.es and examine for the nis Ives.
 VIM. WEAVER.
 Coosa co AIa May l6, IS. 203m
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Justices, Blanks.

4 LARGE LOT OF JUSTICES A BLANKS Just rltneJ and for sale al tki. cfhce.
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lS All ot the following aillelcs are sold in Welumpka by VIM B. coo PER, only agent:
 H'n ,GAHE PAEAhHG
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LUST received, large assortment of O Staple andFancy Dry Goods, etc.
 WM. Fl. McKLEROY < co. anrl lo -s4o.
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IT INDsEED Oil, and Train Oil, A For sale al the Drug Store of
 w. E. COOPER. Wetumpka March 26.
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EAHD X DUE, have just receiv- N "A ed a fine lot oi Panama. Pearl Straw and Leg!iorn Hats, and fer sale cheap.
 april 10, 1918. l5tf
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BY 5. LEEPEEs X co

The Greaies4 Medicine of tilc
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@I@& @g0Is@a . 4 PURE article can be had al the Drug AStore of w. D. COOPER.
 March 28, 194S.
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Eis, eff E,e,tt,rs.

KID EXAMINING in the Post Office al EN Wetumpka, on the lst ol July, 4s. Anderson David 9 M.Chmo Wm
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WINDOW GLASS, sxl0 and 10x12, w PUTTY, &c. for sale at the Drug Store of W. B. COOPER. .
 April 4, 1S4S.
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Married-In Monte eomery, on the 9th inst, by the Rev, Dr. Hamilton, Mir. W G Williams of Selma, 10 Hiss Calharine G Livingston.
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TASH Advances made OF Cotton ship . ped 10 the address ot Messrs. RU- PERT & McLELLAND, ), Mobile, by the at Wetumpka.
 M. $. CASSETTY. Watrr,nka Oct l2. 1S47. .
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fI 600 Pair ot Negro Shoes for sale foao . for cash, oi good drafts on Mobile or Montgomery, at the
 PENITENTiARY.
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A SUPERIOR article of Extra LARD "A OiL, for sale at the Drug Store of
 W. B. COOPER. Wetumpka, March 26.
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EnA LBS SALERATUS for sale al OOO the Drug Store of
 Aprll II, AS w. B. COOPER.
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H E.aRD $ DUE have just recelv- A A ed the finest and most extensive Stock of Rich Dress Goods ever brought to this city. They have also just received a variety of Gloves, Handk'fs, French Col lars, Capes. etc., for sale very cheap Ga" end see and judge for yourselves.
 april 10, ls4s. l5-,f
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Coosa co AIa May 6, IS. 2o.3m
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| ogy. Tae passage was written: ''Bat the ac-
ton Of the Church anterior to, and toiios'ing the
adoption Of the rGies'' DC. The omission of the
words "aateriOr to- in the printed copy Ia the
hnal 'binnsisr,' which being corrected, the 'Ad-
poeote' will do me the justice to allow that
know that 1850 is before l76s--that In order Of
time 1t is first. Should the Advocate see prop
or to honor me with its notice In future, II can
do SO without disturbing my tranquility. or pro-
voking reply. And should not have noticed
1t now, but for the opportunity IL afforded TO
correct errors in my communication, which
gave me much more pain than the structures Of
the 'AdOOe1ts.' know it too NELL 10 be panied
by its esnsures, or fattered by its praise.
CLERos.
Under the Bridge, June 20ta, lS4s.
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In,rr 6rnn ,hr s.nduich I.land.

By Overland Express across the Isthmus via
New Orleans, we have received files Of Sand
Eica Island papers and dispatches TO the LIST
c! March last.
FEox HoNoLULU.-Chas. T.. Hitchcock, Esq,
has been appointed Director Of the eGOvernment
Pres and Editor Of The PoiynesiaR. His salu-
isiory s highly creditable 10 the man and TO
the country whence il emanates. The estab-
lishmsEi Is the property Of the Government,
bat Mr.. Hitchcock, in assuming the chair edi-
t0riAl, aysE that in doing so he is entirely un-
trsmmsied-thst he is only bound TO the Gov
srnmeHi 50 far as 10 publish its laws, DEGREES,
etc, but that he IS free to discuss and animad-
vert upon any measures contrary 10 the inter-
esis Of the country, and that he will ever main
tain his freedom IN that respect
Dueng appears 10 be in vogue at Honolulu
a vel as in the United States. A duel was
fought there the latter part Of February, on
Sunday, and all the parties 10 il, principals and
ssconos, were brought before the Police Court
and hled $40 each for desecrating the Sabbath
and breach Of the public peace.
The progress which the Hawaiian Govern
meat and people are making in the adoption Of
hEi' manners, and habits similar TO those OF
CIVILIZED countries, is surprising.
fRon TAHH.-0n the FIRST Of January every
hing was quiet, and business beginning TO as
same more settled aspect. The demand for
merchandise was limited, owing in a measure
ihs sntrenehing policy Of the new Governor,
Lsvaud.
kear Admiral Bruat had left for France, tax
Ag with him Tahitian Chief named Taariiri
saa seven youths, whose parents stipulated
ne! should be educated by Protestant.
lie new Governor avows good intentions
1Ning nken measures TO restrain excesses in
e-neihg and drunkenness and entirely prohib.
HAg the Importation Of ardent spirits. No
even Ae Consular corps are allowed TO lans
tlsA iof Their own consumption. We doubt
IoNs'er, whether it will be possible TO preven
Is Importation.
Saeeh POmare was residing in the Govern
.nsA1 hoase' She had engaged Rev. Mr.. Thomp
500, Protestant Missionary at Papeete, to ed
oCss her children. She has had a furthe
aoallon to her family, making, the sixth chill,
fAoA sAAoA.-SamOa is ia a dreadful state a
Pi-they have professedly been going &
o' the last three months. The people Of
'us western part Of UpOla have left their house
1e iahos TO prevent war, and are now liy
N various parts Of the islands with thei
81 o' Ihings are far from being settled
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. Arrtxnl Of DE HIrss.nnl..

/ II
! :,
ny the steamer buens 'lsla .ne news oi lhe
noysi steamer 1'siaMa n;n ivll
naiiiax 70 this citN Inns in'e''sen0e 10 W 'he
lOah inst
rrince ae 'oinslie mas peeu at.esseu e,s.
fnnce Louis Nspoleon mas oosainso ..' shs lesuIl
70 th~ ASSEMBLY. ihs so'e'hii'e"' VIZ "oa uais
to molest HIM. ,....iu,,.a.
fais remains Ianqu%n, ~ ves a'e 0oA'Pe''
Tss y 1s Ss of and Led Ro
lin are openly talked Of SasPlci9sns :s are enter.
tanned that Lemartine was Pfi's 70 the movement
OF sne i9tn oi ,s nay, ,s,ot Of ,hs sl;ee charges
Ca1s.aeie, ,a,e pleiee. " Is SAaleea
ihAets s1, M ~ " al s,aaa'
he having been eiected 70 hn l,he OF ihe Faean-
eiss nom Fans. H., . ,u, p...,,...
Ihe news rom itaiy y n,siS'l M re,sn'sia ~
has surrendered and rs IN 'he hahas OIL onaries Al
pert On oco
oattie hhd ensuea ~ uIols, oe.~rsh Soyooo
AustrIans and l5,UUO riedmonlese. Inc iomei
were completely ioutea, ana Psusuea py lhe cav
airy, nying In ali direcuohs. - -,
rope fius mas revived al hSn ~ PoPuIaIly w.en Wy.
the french. ms CONSTITUTION ~in ve eenioSi M elSi
republican, indivsibie. Adeclaration oi nights ad
miis gratnitous educaiaon, enPioynnehe ana assiS'
lance:
All Ibe Rr;t;sb residents Al Cadir have been com.
PEELED 70, furnish security for their conduc. In
,siana ule nePsaie.s anu ,;, aS,ss Ivsh
for the purpose Of agitatng the constitutional re-
peal The Confederation has issued :. manifesto q
SsSsncs ~ flaw than The effs,sions of Mitchell.
In France the Legitimisis were preparing for the
;sp ~ nhs ~ s ~ 11.lsans az Regent ana ~
eoneiliate Lamsrtine. AraFo, & Co, a Council Of
Regency, including them Will p ped.
- :; -:
| The Belgian Ministry has been lsnissed from
| Spain on the ground Of implication IN the con.
sniraey which eaused the Queen 10 change he,
,pp;a;S,1yv "a -f-s.
ID'uusaY. = ,-,,.... 1870. c.,,,,,s
accounts ifoh' ociies"'s So''h'' vac S"P'~e
| OF two Danish naitaiions:
The cholera Is making fearfn1 raseBes IN RUSSIA
The victory of the Italians over ur Anstrians al
Grotes vvas eomDleta, I5(OQ Piedf f9bufese cut u
| $780,. M nnn ans,riacs -
IP1'.. ..,eo; - --'-taa,l, ,,.,o,;l *
| 1aoh,e teiuaihs PeAiieeHs N'''frl.-N
l naples contlnnes 10 slele OF seige, ana woist
feeling prevailing between the troops and lnhaDl
tants. The Piedmontese and LonlhaIdy will be
limited and Charles Albert will receive the crown
| ~ - i 20 1900 .,;lI - os,,s..s -. ,.,,r,, ,T
he hihPe'"i VI AuS''i" S'''' " 'e'U''' ~
l 'i1nhe- =
The ChaItists' meetings are not quite so numer
Gus. The English Gt'vernTnent Is using The utmost
| rieor 10 put down all demonstrations
-, o.,
APostscriPt In the buroPeah lines eontain'
.or. f,rth.r ,ntalli,,sncs thar transmitted ves-
l"~'@'~ 80 N..~-
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frota Eucatan.

copy The flowing from the N. o. Bnlle-
IN Of The 18th inst:
a.. ne schooner BrszOs. Capt. Urie, ariigel Al
80 Pols yesterday, from Sisal. which place she
49, - GA NE 18th inst. We learn verbally that
-, iaolsns' smbOldened by their past success,
-. eonunee to commit the most horrid exces-
- upon the unfortunate iubabitau,s Of ,hs
country A report states that thew had taken
small town, 100 miles 10 the westward Of Ne.
I'os' and had butchered all the iphabitan,s tn,
Ia amer ..aOt states that they had attacked Mer-
Io,ms ~. nae been beaten off. Capt Uric in.
o1sa,,-.i :. ulat The people were leaving by every
az Unity a'rIy Tor Havana, Vera Cruz, Tobasco
n ' Pefts' and that the general opinion
w. Poeoy assistance be not rendered, IN,
population must inevitably perish.
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american ship seized by savage.

...,,. 'eeI mas been received at Newport, r. l.,
~ seat 'he ship Triton, Capt. Spencer, Of
Ssn bedford had been taken possession Of al
:, - s.a Island, one Of the King Mill groups,
- oL O. January, by the natives, instiga-
aPsniaId living among them. The
cap vas on shore 10 purchase fiuke chain,
where " vas detained; they had him in posses
slon sbOu. tssaiY hours, and murdered the se-
e0nd mate VI several Of the crew. The mate
Was wOundedr,H > eonaiet with the Spaniard,
who was killed While they were pillaging the
snip she drifted from 'he island, and the native.
zen her Capt. Spencer eRd bis boats crew
Were rescued by the Sims n -itsd States, Worth
aDS aSamA, CoggeshAlls boz, o' santncket
TT,sa S "a. bound to Guam in hopes II hhdhg the
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Eleven vessels. varying from l.o0o 70 I,ASo
tons, have been taken up by Government with
In a fsw days at New York and Beston' 70 efing
home troops from Mexico. The sam PAD ior
the voyage both ways 10 from S4.5oo 70 So,oou'
This includss the fitting mp 6srths, fae,, wAssr,
and cooking utensils, &c. The total force 70
embark at Vera Cruz Is estimated at about 52s'
600 persons, viz: 100 officers. 26, ,ooo privatss
and noi,-commissionsd officsrs, and 5,uos team
sters and camp followers. The demand for We. yss
sells for Government purposes has put UP freight
considsrably.--.Balt.S Sga, Juas W
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CHARTERED BY Commemorative ships, one
bark, and several bEigs and schooners were taken
BY The Quarter-master's Department at New Or
leans, on Saturday, 10 proceed to Mexico, for the
transportation Of our troops TO various ports in our
country.
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Captain Saunders. ofths brig Spartan, arrived
at this port yesterday, from Surinam, reports
that he touched at the Island Of Martinique on
Sunday, the 26th ult. He brings no later news,
bat states a. to the bloodshed caused by the re-
oeIiion, that he heard Of but one family killed
and two men shot. II was supposed there, when
he sailed, that the blacks would go TO work
again in day or two.--Bos. Trap. l9.
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9-This is the season for the great fur trade Of
St. Louis; several boats have arrived there recent
ly from the upper Missouri nearly laden with robes
aud furs Of different kinds. The New Era, of the
10th says: The steamer whirlwind, from Weston,
arrived last night with 1922 packs and 1901 loose
buffalo robes, consigned 70 P. G. Chouteaa, Jr. q
r.
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Captafa Judkins, of the America, on leaving
rivsraool for the United States, on the 18th
Of April, ordered his dinner to be ready at his
hotel. ON his return from America, at six o'clock
on the 2s.d ult, and was there within five min
utes of tae time p
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The New York Journal Of Commerce, of the
20th. says:
The steamer Herman left her wharf about IL
O'Clock, M, to-day, with 81 passengers, and
s2oO.0o0 In specie. The packet ship Zurich
took SIS, 800 In specie for Hsvrs.
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A commission merchant Of Front street ship
ped TO New York market this morning q con-
siderable quantity Of wheat, via Chicago and the
Lakes. The Illinois and Michigan Canal will
work a complete revolution In the course OF
trade. as far ss some articles are concerned.-St.
Louis Era, 20fi.
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yencxueIa.

n,,,,,..s of late date have reached Forte
d. Srom Venezuela, announcing THAI the
P.ss .,rrv were rapidly developing strength, and
.,'s ~ Pa aa., nlan of campaign had been formed
z sSs,ast Monagas A iiotilla. or small squadron
.',.i v,,ssels, was on the point Of sailing
=, o., M M,rscsibo, to proceed to the attack o.
Ma,acss' W. marine force NJ LagaAyra' Much ae
ase.iss ms On the Issss Of this fofthcoming naya
ro,s ~ which would prove decisive q 70 tn'
s.e.,s.s,I 81 Poos nnd bis sanguinary adversary
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AGENTS FOR THE EXAMINER.

II. BARCLAY, Russellville, Ky.
Rev. HooPER CREws, Mount Morris, Illinois.
Hon. A. w. GRAHAM, Bowlingreen. by.
VIM. GARSErT, Glasgow, KY.
c. II. BARxIKy, Lexington, Kentucky.
j. b. RUSSELL, Gazette Ofices Cincinnati, o.
WHITE e. POTTER, Is State street, Boston.
E1s.s s,urrs, i42 Nassau street, New York
JOHN. ScHoLkFELD, s. Z. cor. Arch & 9th sts
Philadelphia
|P. II. CoSASr, Smithland, Ky.
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tn ruELOUIsvILu.E PUBLsC.

DELIRvING that wen appJirted Bsth housc In
Ii Louisville VIII be successfully sustained BY the
public propose the fitting up Of such an establish
ment. .
In order accomplish this, Il i neeesssry for me TO
procure two hundred and my subscribers. enter to-
day upon the task OF soliciting names, and would re
spectfIIy call the attention the citizens the subject
The establishment win contain "a spacious and com
fortaby fornished bath roomsis Tor gentlemen. aAd
for ladies--and will possess every requisite isf
Hrm, Gid, SAOsser, SnIPhar SAL, Dash, Gnd Steam
Baths.
The buding will he located in q central part Of the
city, and med for business In tie fsn.
The terms Of subscription fKS DOLLARS Tor the
season. .eommeneing-.
As advance payment Is required from the early sub
scrbers tIey will be eRtitled bathing seek In
the months not embraced in the regular season.
No subscription viii be received until Two hundred and
hfty names are secured.
May D,-u Wh YOUNG
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We learn from gentleman who affIs.A yes
terday in the steamship Portland from Vera
Cruz--one who IL well posted mp In the mst-
ter--that public declaration YVES 10 be made ON
the 18th inst, by the leading Mexicans Of Vera
Cruz, In favor Of separating that State from the
present Mexican confederacy, In other words,
declaring In favor Of the contemplated republic
of the Sierra Madre. IN. O. Della, l6fh last.
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Capt. Searles, from Port-su-Pnnce, states that
all was quie, when he left Advices from Cape
Haytien TO the sth inst, state that aiians Were
quiet there also. At no time had the disturbances
on other parts Of the island reached there
Pu5lie Lsdger.
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'seaTg, June %, ls4s.-Gov. Skunk is
g" senOasly Ill. His disease has assumed
A'" shape, and he appears to be almost in the
-. NAge Of consumption. His friends have lit
A,2c a. he rscovsrx
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finland Csuuauneree.

There are employed on the canals in the
State of New York over $4,000 men, I'ooo
bows. and 1900 women, making in all al ,OoO
naraona.
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The two Kentucky regiments sow on thsir
return from Msxico will be mustered oaf o.
service In this city. They are expected hsrs
next wsek.
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EDG.x nKEDnsM,
MAIN srKkEr xEkR sISrHs LotisslLAks NJ
DEALER IN ITALIAN AND AsEKrcAN
MARBLE WORK.

~oxtrur,srs foms ssrnne-, Fmnifars. Chlnnev
MI ui-c~z- Ikc- ke. klso. consioa hne, W<tsr
fme and Pl.1ser Of sks'ss>le ssst sssx.I -,
r<.-r Ora. from the coanlry e<ln1F <o1<ls4-
p.sr.x.. done N fh< .e-zc<I s<Fi~ q hon I've 70 ~
cents Der irsl>r. dfxxAxs and estm<,nof % sor< as
end cxrs(nI1y packsh sn1 wa<ns1sd q 80 ><1c-
N~rrh IS. I5<s-1m-
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The Barnburner'. Convention a, UtIca.

UTICA, y. l., June -
The Convention Of Bambumers organized at
noon to-day, by temporarily calling Thos tarrirg-
ton TO the chair.
Messrs. John Van Buren, Gov King, and Samu-
el Young are among the delegates
Great applause was made when thsir names
were called.
Delegates from Ohio, Wisconsin, Connecticut,
and Massachusetts, participated IN the proceedings
of the Convention
The chair appointed committee from each iu-
diciai district 90 report permanent officers Tor the
Convention, and prepare an address and resola'
tons.
Tie Convention then adjourned till O'Clock,
p. NJ
At4P. N. the Convention re-assembled.
The Committee on organization reported in favor
of sam. NoUsG, of Saratoga, for President (ire'
mendous applause.l
Eight Vice Presidents were chosen.
The President spoke with great enthusiasm;
said he was proud in being Bsnbumer; thai
thunder and lightning were sometimes bambum-
ers.
Speeches were then made by Messrs. Smith
Gov. King, Van Buren,, and Butler, which were
greeted with great enthusiasm.
Mr.. Butler read letter addressed 10 Martin Van
Buren, and his reply thereto.
Van Bmen declares that he is in favor OF free
territory and approves the course OF the bambum
ers declaring that he cannot vote for either Cas-
or Taylor.
OOnFeilllOn III
IL is thought that Van Buren will be nominated
for President
Urea June o, SP. NJ.
The convention re-assembled this morning.
A letter was read from Illinois, numepusll
signed, which closed thus: s'we want Martin Val
Buren, for candidate for President; that the slav.
power had broke him down in 1874; we will bTeal
that power down in lS4S."
A motion was made TO nominate President am
Vice President, riUd u0ce.
| The motion was amended by nominating Martin
Van Buren for President Qhis was received b.
aoclaInaiionl .
Afterwards II. Dodge was nominated, by accla
matioa, for Woe President
There seems 10 be no doubt but that Mr. Val
Buren, despite the letter read by Benz. T. Bntle
/ from him, in which he expresses his wish to re
main In private life, will be induced 10 accept tn
Inomination. .-.l1 ~.
After the nomination large mass meeting wa
held which was addressed by Marcus Morton, Tay
lor Of Cincinnati, and the delegates from Illinois
| Indiana, and Wisconsin.
The Convention has passed resolutions advoce
ting the freedom of the public lands 10 actual set
tiers al price barely sufficient 10 pay the. eaPea
/ ses of surveys.
A plan ior the organization of the cam. sn wa
/ then read and adopted.
4 The Convention finally Adjourned
Martin Van Burca's Acceptance Of the Non''
i nation.
NKw Yoxx, June 2s, sP. NJ.
/ Martin Van Buren has accepted The norlnatlo
of President Of the Utica Convention.
The examiner., 1848-07-01
larmsrea sss.vtle nnsurrccstss In she spas-
tsh Inlnnd sf Rsrss Bscs.

BY the Annsimith. from ST. Thomss, We learn
that a rumor was there prevalent, June suh.
that the slaves In Guayama had risen, and that
several persons had heen killed.--Joufaai 81
Commerce, June ~.
The examiner., 1848-07-01
q. m. BARKLEY,
ISAAC PUGH & CO..

No. ils, Chcznnt street-PHILA DELPHIA,
Manufactures and Importers Of Paper Hsnsinss and
avs avs ON hand o. large an ssaortmenf any In
the city, Of the newest desisns Of
American & French Paper Hangings,
Borders, Fresco & Column Papers, Wide
Window Papers, Fire Board Prins, DC.
An AZ hS<h will be sold the nost rescnahe terms.
wbolesals and Retail. Country nerehanrs are p<rsieo
srjy invited 20 call. ~ r14- al