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Ed ENAlNlNG in The Pos, Office al Charlotte,
X u n G., on The 80 h September, lS49
A-Robcrt y Alexander, Miles B Abcrrathr,
George Allen, RoNauna Alexander, Rob't Arnold,
Minerva Alexander, Frederick 4 Al, xander, Ju.
mus NJ hoyaLdc-.
B-petei Brown, 5 c Boycc, Drown & Elliou,
J LIN Billy, Joseph c Bell, Washington BerryhilI,
VI X istHick, ,seph T. Black, Sam \ Black !
&C Cross, Miss Sarah Cotton, DR. J L Cobh,
VIM l. Calhey, John Ca,hcarl, Thos II Coleman,
Mrs. Harriet Cooner, Col Comdt GSth Regiment
Col. Com4t 1t Regimen; Volunteers,
D-Hagucrrcan Artist VIM ID Dgarmon, Josh
ue Dame Philemon Dennis, A Is Davidson,
E--G l. Eaton, " iiiiam Evans.
F-Ieyi Festefman, Miss Mary \ Frew, Miss
sarah Prev, L 6 flanagan
G-E 7 Cause. Il A Grier ,. Thom Gloch,
I.a5,lia G.ier, John K Gortel, } y Gougrr, Sarah
II Gtie-.
Nv J ITartis, VIM B Hawkins, L J Harris,
Israel fl1sc, JOHN VI lu,chison Joseph Hodges ,,
Harriet Harris. George lIItpo Louisa Henderson,
J-WIHum Jerks, J F Jones'
k-tlenry II Kendall, Sam'l I Kerr, Hugh
kccnar.
M-Wlliam Norcll, David p Mccoy, Mary
Ann N z orv, James II Marshall. Anderson
Mandeuaa, Marshal Mrkciyy, james Mitchell,
Sami Moore, Amanda MeCauley, Hugh II Moss,
James Morris, Jane MuLufe, lord Meltary, John
+ MuMce, Anzi McGiun, DR. Charles r Mont.
g1nery Mrs Mary Ann Maxwell, John II Nc
DeweIl NJ n MoCord, q Morris.
MINES Nolan.
P-J lhn Pot,s Thos Parker, Miss L z Pri c,
Thomas r,ice, John NJ Potts a L Porter, Mary
II Parker.
Q tmes q lery.
R-Hs Margaret Reed Richard T Ransom.
) Miss Sarah Stewart. Mrs Mary Smith, Jas
VI Scott, Mrs. Martha \ Sours. William I Slit
Cyrus Sinson, Mrs T. zlbcth Sample, Ema nue.
S,gm4n Leroy Stowe, Robt Scott, JAS Sne,ler.
IA Il Todd, Cll J G Tatt,n, john Todd
And lis Iry Tor, l,a,c Thompson.
W-Niss Sarah \ Wilson, Stephen \ wilson,
james u Whitis }, John 3 Wilson, William VII.
hanson Jane L Walker John 4 Woodng, Jas
G Williamson Prof John b Waite ,,
N--Dr. SAml \ Yates ).
a. GRAHAM, PM
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CORNER OF KING AND GEORGE STREETS,
CHARLESTON, ). G.
sPN addition 10 the late Improvements to this
~ establishment, ten more new rooms have been
added by the present Proprietor, for the better ac.
comm6da,ion Of his friends. II will compare Ia
worldly with any similar establishment, either IN
poin, of architectural beauty or its aceommoda
lions, in the Southern country. The American
Is conveniently situated in respect TO the Kali
Road and S,camboa, landing, being e1ui-d'stant
from both. The Proprietor pledges himself TO use
every cxcrtion TO give satisfaction.
+. A. HOKE
Oct. 10, lS49. 5ltf
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CT! A9E-ln = 8
Carriage Hardware, Trimmings, &c.

AT TIE SIGN OF THE GOLDEN ANVIL,
COLUNDIi, s. c.
fEfliE Subscribers have Just received from the
h manulactory complete assortment Of Car
rage Hardware, Trimmings, SC, consisting in
part as iolious W.
Springs, Axlcs, Pipe Doves, Stump ints,
Oval Iron, English Tire Iron, Brass and Japanned
Knobs,
Lace lacks, Chain Nails Coach Handles, Brass
Bands, &C.
Top, Flap Dash and Step Leather, q e. 1at variety.
Oil Carpet, India Rubber Cloth Tufts and Tds.
sells
silk and Worstcd Laces ard Fringcs, large as
sofiment.
Carriage Varnish, Coach BODY Varni h, japan,
&c, &c
N5Carrlagc Makers viii do we'll to examine
our Stock. a. No ere Offering them at lower pr.
ce', than they be purchased in Charleston
FISHER & AGNEW.
Columbia, Sept 10, ls49 At
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-10-26
Pictorial Temperance Almanac
FOR 1850.

Calculated for Boston, N. York, Baltimore, and
Charleston. Well printed, and handsomely illus-
trated Filled with valuable statistics, interesting
anecdotes, touching incidents, and able arguments
showing the evils attending tho use of intoxica-
ting drinks, and the blessings of total abstinence.
Besides variety OF other useful and interesting
matter.
Societies, Peddlers, Booksellers, and others who
buy BY the quantity, will be supplied at bali price.
Single copies 81 cents. Orders, through the mail
or otherwise, will be promptly attended to, if ad-
dressed, free o postage, to OLIVER Il BROTH
Err, American Temperance Repository, l2S Full
ion.strect New York.
IL Editors giving the above advertisement,
with this notice, two inside insertions, and an
editorial, and sending marked copy to "Ths
New. York Organ" will be entitled TO twenty
copies of the AlmsnaG
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Ea0EgGtNTON
FEMALE ACADEMY.

fE VIE Trustees Of the MORCANTON FE
a MALE ACADEMY, take pleasure in an
nouEcing, that they have secured tie services
the Rev. J. NJ WILSON, as Principal assisted by
Miss foND On accomplished lady from the NoftI)
in the Literary, and Mrs. Ann L. Erwin, in tho
Musical Department. The character The Teach.
ers, the Leallhiuntss and delightful scenery Of
The location-the ospi,ality and re fiqemen Of the
society Of Morgarton, enable this institution 10
present s.rcng claims Cor extensive patronage.
H9Pn3
Il the Eng ish Department, per sess. Of 5 months,
FIRST Class. 81 so
Second Glass, 10 90
Third Glass, Is 90
Latin, French, Drawing and Painting, extra.
Music on Piano, Is 60
Boarding Can be had in respectable families at
seven dollars per month, every thing included.
The session Will commence on the 18th October.
Il. C. PEARSON, President
Morganton, Sept. 20, 1919. -
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Wholesale DISCRETION.

Fourteen thousand British seamcn are
said 10 have deserted the Merchant service
Of that country tho las, year, eight thou
sand OF whom left their vessels on tho A.
mcrican coast. Something mysterious IN
this.
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Printing Types.

A RE now sold at Bruce's New York Type
N Foundry. at The following very low pricss,
for approved six month"; notes:
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TIE MILKY WAY.

About 1000 gallons Of milk were spilled
from six cars thrown ofithc track in com
i,s to New York on Tuesday night, from
Croton falls.
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A CARD.


Tho CHARLOTTE FEMALE ACADEMY
viii commence lis exercises on lie pad Monday
Of November next.
Eey. CYRUS JOHNsT ~. Superintendent
Miss MARY DAYTON, PHc' pal Tafo.ess.
Miss J0sEpIIlAE Z. KERR, Asociau Taoycss
Terms pr session IF 81 ueckl.
|. Children, small boys and eiis, S. 60
z. The first principles Of Arithmetic, I'm.
Rlish Grammar, Geography, &c, 10 90
3. ~ the higher branches Of i thorough,
scientific education, j. co
t. Fuel, aud Contingencies, ! co
EXTRA CHARGES.
l. Paia,irg and Drawin!. So 90
2, Ornamental Needle Work, %
Latin, Greek or French, 5 90
The Superintendent vail give personal a,,cn.
dance, aud instruction in the Lghor classes ia
tie forenoon.
Board, including all accommodations in private
families, at s. por month.
Miss 7. Davidson vii! take charge Of the
Music, al her former ra'cs.
CYRUS JOHNSTON.
Oct, 10, 1919. 5lf
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RosAs. TIrLE, &c. SHADED. SC

a liberal discount for cash 10 hand al the date
Of the Invoice.
We have now on our shelves, ready for sale in
various sized fonts,
10000 ID. ROnan and Haiic Type.
$4,000 10. Fancy Tyre.
1900 H. Script and Running hahd
s 200 ID. Ornaments
$1,000 f. Type.msto! Rale.
1900 r. Brass Rae.
Presses, Chascs, Cases, Wood Tyoc Ink. &c,
furnished at the lowest manufacturers prices,
either cash or credit.
Or S, lccmen Book is freely given 10 all Print
ing fices.
Isnters Of Newspapers u no choose to publish
ills advertisement, including This mole, three tines
before the II of October, l-4j, and send Us one
Of the papers, will be paid Gr il in Iy pc whrn
they pufch Sc from US, and Of our specimens. five
times the amount of their bill.
u For sale, several good sCeond-ha Cylin-
d and Platcn Power Presses. Standing Presses,
Hand Printing Presses, &c.
GEORGE BRUCE & Co.
49, Is Chambers-slrett, N. Y.
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sssE1yaL of rtsE
ESS
steamer sa Niagara.

&fxs:7iszy
From the Telegraph. Oct 10.
Probability of War.
The Steamer Niagara arrived at Hal,
fax at late hour on Tuesday evening
bringing Liverpool dates to the 9Th inst
Commercial.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. Gin Commercial
affairs We have no material or Importan
changes to note since the adyices by The
Caledonia.
The accounts from the principal Manu-
featuring regions are sill very uasalisfac.
tory.
The Cotton marke, exhibits tie same
state and the same prices as reported BY
the previous arrival.
For the information Of our readers we
repeat the quotations by the last and two
previous steamers:
Upland 4 SD.
Mobile 8 SD.
Orleans 53I.l
The Potato Rot is rapidly spreading ii
ireland.
HAvRE. From Havre we have ad,ices
TO The 4lh inst, from which we learn ,Aat
con iderabe activity had been impaired by
the last New-i ork accounts, aud the re-
suit was an advance Of ioI!f
Freight from Ha,re to New York had
also improved.
Tho Money Market had been a shade
finer. The probability Of War between
Turkey and Russia has caused some fac.
luaIion 10 public securities.
Consols, a. the Time Of the N,agaras
sailing closed firm a, 92!.
Later advices from Calcutta 10 the Goth
Of Angus, were more favorable 10 their
commercial aspect.
Political.
Russia Ayp TuRgEy.-The probability |
Of War between Russia and Turkey il the /
leadin. topic in both the Englsh and
French journals.
The Turkish tinvernmeni, seconded by |
The English and French Ministers, persis. /
ted in its resolution not To deliver the fu.
gii,c exes kossu,h and his compatrl.
ols,--aOd 10 consequence Of this, the Rus.
sian Ambassador took his leave abruptly,
and diplomatic intercourse between the
ts1 powers had thus been suspended.
The following Telcgrnphic Dispatches
were received at ibis Office nj late hour
last hour last night: Id 22i iastaat.
BALTIMORE. 2is, Oct 1919.
Tho Turkish sutton has ordered the Ilunga.
fian refugees to repair TO Conflauliuoplc.
England and France have cent a "arong
note" to Russia aud Austria. in relation to the
matter.
leltor appears 10 tho London Chronicle
from Facts. saying that the recall OF VI. Poussin
had been decided on BY the French Gorernmen,
before The late rupture. he being Red Repubi.
can, aud thai there Ia no reasonable apprehension
Of any difficulty between the two Governments
on account OF his dismissal
English papers which have been rcee we'd states
that tbs stock Of Cotton on hand in Liverpool on
thu Sili inst, amounird 10 $40 ESQ bales against
So, 600 bales same time last year
Qis,aiioas before rec eiYed ate correct.
lhs il5yfe cotton MARKET = W i.rr~,d
s4in, though prices range little higher.
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81 Notice.
PROSPECTUS
FOR ENHANCING AND OTHERWISE IMPROVING
THE ALElGH REGISTER.

ZnHIS long established Wing Journal, having
W passed permanently into the hands OF the
present Editor, he has determined Crowded sui
Gcient encouragement be givon) upon so enlaig-
ing its dimcns ons, as 10 make 1t contain nearly
EIGur COLUMNS moro matter than it now does, and
upon improving is appearance in such manner
as 10 make il one Of the Largest and llandsomes
Sheets in the South
70 cfiec, this object, it will require conside
rable expenditure in the purchase of new Press,
new Type, and other necessary materials; and as
we do not intend making any advance upon the
present rates Of subscription, we shall have to re.
ly solely for remuneration upon acct sslons to our
list. We have issued this Prosectus with view
to the attainment Of this object and it is desired
that our friends will exert themselves IN procur-
ing us subscriptions.
TERMS:
For the Semi Weekly, IS, or 8 so, in advance
Weekly, 81, or s. 81,
SEArON GALES.
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IL Education.

FESHE % session of the subscribers school vii
u hC gin on Monday the LIST day Of Oct. neMl
under the charge Of Miss Graham, at former prlc.
es, VIZ; Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Geogra-
ply, Eng. Grammar, Rhetoric, Composition and
History, 81 per month.
The higher English branches 81 sop. month.
LAIN and Music Of taughi) at reduced prices,
Board, s. % per month.
All who wish to send 10 this school are request.
ed to enter the pupil at the LIST of the session II
possible.
S. b. WATSON,
Aug. lst 1919 ID. Nj. LEE.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-25

aJ The London Mercantile Gazette, says that
during the TOUR months ending the 9Th MAY, the
latest date TO which the official account is made
up, upwards OF l6, OO0, 900 bushels of wheat and
flour, of foreign growth have been entered 10
Great Britain for home consumption.
This amount must have cost at least twenty-four
millions Of dollars and is at the rate OF seventy.
five millions of dollars year. When il is con.
sidered that all this is in addition 10 the great re.
ceipts OF Indian corn from the United States aud
to the supplies ofrye, barley, oats beans and pc as
from the continent of Europe, the large amount
which has been required for payment Of foreign
during the past year, must excite sur.
Prise at the ease with which such drain is met
1t Is conclusive proof OF the great wealth of
England and the immense resources which she
derives from her manufacturing interest.
.Necbuyport Herald.
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Celebration in Leicester.

HE Citizens of the original town OF Lejcester cou,.
prsing the towns Of Leicester and Spencer and or
non ION, Of rsxton and Auburn will celebrate The ensuing
FOURTH OF JULY in Leicester, and have invited ali
me descendants and former residents II those 10
meet together on that OCCASION - "
A Historical Address will be given nv HON EMORY
WAsHBuRN. and Dinner provided by JOHN WRrour.
Esq Of Boston, at One Dollar each. ~ -
Inc Cilzens Of the neiehborng towns are respectfully
70 unite IN the festivities OF the day and all tnoss
VINO wish 10 be present at the table are sted 10 pro
ViGe themselves with Tickets early day.
Provision viii be made for all me Tickets that are TAX
en- on or before the 2sh ns and they NAV be
~ Lrermores Bookstore in Worcester, ManniRgs store
10 Paxton, g. Bemis Co.. and j. Crout a. Co.'S Stores
10 spencer, and At the Post Office In Leicester.
BY Order of the COMMITTEES OF Arrangements
Leicester, June IS, Is4s. d7wi
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IMPORTANT DECISION. Much interest YVES
created some tine ago by the arrest OF Mr. Kauf.
man, wealthy farmer of Cumberland county, in
this State, for giving food and assistance to fam
~ oil fugitive slaves, which were brought from
Maryland or Virginia, and left on his premises.
The owners OF the slaves brought suit, and gain
ed, in one OF the inierour courts verdict gainst
Mr. Kaufman of $4,000 An appeal was taken
to the Supreme Court, and on Monday last, after
tull argument, Judge Coulter delivered an cpin.
Ion reversing the decision of the lower court on
the ground that il was matter which did not
belong to state jurisdiction, but should have been
brought IN one OF the Federal Courts under the
act OF Congress. Phila a0e,ican.
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Y DR.. G. M. Wright was shot at Ottumwa,
Iowa, on the 9th by Reuben Ross They were at
land sale and the former outbid the latter, when
Ross, who standing some 10 or IL feet IRON where
DIR. W stood, advanced to within few feet OF him
and said, "G-d d-n you, that is the last bid
you'llever make for land,' and imme diatey fred
the ball entering at or near the point OF the fifth
RIB on the right side. Almost instantly the de
ceased fired at Ross wounding him in the jaw As
soon as possible the parties were separated. for
they had clinched, when it was asceftaned that
DIR. ". was MORALLY wounded. He expired in
about or hours Ross is slightly injured, and
Is now under arrest tor murder. They had had
difficulty before, and Ross had long threatened
10 kill Wright.
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GROWTH THE WEsr. Wisconsin is going
ahead with railroad speed. During eight davs
ending on the 4th inst, $50 cabin and 1870 stea,
age passengers disembarked at Milwaukee ond
at least thousand more landed during the sams
period at Sheboygan, Green Bay, Southport. and
Racine. Three hundred per day added to the
population OF young State, by Immigration. il
some-say $4,000 per annum-which the natural
increse must swell to 100 900.
Minnesota, the new territory, is also incress.
Ing IN population with great rspidity.
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PRoUBHoS, THE SOCIALIST. Prouadhon, the emf
nent Socialist, and the publisher of Social paper at
Paris, has been arrested and imprisoned. He was IN
the highest spirits, but expressed very con,emptuous
opinion Of his own party. He said il was Impossible
for him to live ou Of France, and thai he preferred
dungeon in France TO the highest liberty in Belgium
He remarked that he would imagine himself Nook or
Feeuse, and should spend his lime in composing ork
on lIe PHILOSOPHY Of Poilcs.n
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HOUSE LOTS
Al AUCTT ON.

QnBUILDING LOTS in the town OF Fitchburr.
Nv will be sold at Publ IC AUCTION, ON the prem
ises, - -
TUESDAY. JUNE 90. AT 10 O'CLOCK, A. M.
Ihese lots are situated on emnence just south OF the
village of Fitchburg and within three minutes walk of the
Depots Of all the Railroads.
great en- ,nce Is offered for profitable investment as
these are the best lots in Fchbarg, the demand for
Houses ard House Lots Is constantly increasing
Most of the purchase money remain on mortgage II
desired
Plans may be the different Bepols. and at the
American Honse Ftchburgh.
CHARLES P. BANCROFT, Auctioneer.
June Is, Is49. d2t
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The TELEGRAPH. A writer in the Boston Olive
Branch complains that message from Worcester cons
tanning nteg of the sickness Of his daugh
did not reach him m ourfeenhohrs after it was re.
ceived at the Telegraph office. On lnquTing al the
Office, the only excuse gwen was, she boyras not an"
~ We Jared still worse than this. When in Boston
lasiiall LEFT communication the Telegraph Office
and paidior forwarding it 10 Worcester, but on our re-
turn here, ascerained that it nerer was sent. They
then promised TO refund the money bus under Snuff
ling another eyaded doing it, and il has moi
been paid 10 this day
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II The Mail from California, which reached
New York Wednesday morning amounted to
about four thousand letters, nearly one third of
which were for that city, and very many of them
contained gold dust or scales, sent, probably, as
specimens of the genuine articles-the hope Of
getting which has nearly set the world crazy, at
least the transatlantic world Many OF the letters
weighed from six to fourteen OUNCES.
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RAILWAY PROPERTY IN ENc,Nn IT,
London Patent Journal OF the 26th ~ as,;mata :
the depreciation in the value or market nrces If
Railway Stocks in Great Britain. with the Iast
three months, taking the aggregate Of RAILWAYS
$4s,0OO, 900 to $5S ,OO0, 900. This is caused h.
the alarm which recent disclosures Of gross mis-.
management gave rise to-
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THE HOT SEASON.
BY OLIVER wENDELL HOLMES.

BY OLIVER wENDELL HOLMES.
The folks, that on the frs, Of May
Wore winter>coais and hose,
Began TO saw, the first Of June,
Good Lord how II grows
Al last two Fahrenhets blew up,
And one harome er shot dead
tutor with IFS ball.
Now all day long The locusts sung
Among The leahess trees;
Three new hotels warped inside out,
The pumps could only wheezs
And ripe old vine, that twenty years
Had cobwebbed DER in vain,
Came spoulng through he rotten corks
Like joys best Champaign!
The Worcester locomotives did
Their trip in half an hour
the Lowell cars ran forty miles
Before they checked The power;
Roll birthstone soon became drug;
And loco -oeos FL III;
All asked for ice. but every where
Saltpelre was 10 sell
Plump men of mornings ordered iiga:s,
Bat, ere the scorching moons.
Their candle mouds Lad grown as loose
As Cossack pantaloons!
The dogs ran mad men could not Try
II wafer they would choose;
A horse fell dead, he only leil
-Four red hot, rusty shoes!
But soon the people could not bear
The slightest hint Of FIRE;
AlluSons TO Galore drew
A food OF savage ire;
The leaves on heat were all torn cut
From every hook al school,
And many blackguaris kIrked and caned,
Because they said, "keep cool -
The gas light companies were mob5ed,
The bakers all were shot,
The penny press began to talk
OF Lynching Doctor Mott
And all about the warehouse steps
Were angry men in droves;
Crashing aud s,lintering through the doors
To smash the patent stoves.
Tie abolition men and maids
Were tanned to such hue
You scarce could Tell them from theil frien IS,
Unless their eyes we're blue;
And when | EFF, society
Had burst It's ancient guards.
Aud Brat stree, and Temple Place
Were inefchangng card
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!, n Horace Greeley, editor of the Tribune was
thrown from his carriage, while riding with his
vile and child, on Friday ast-the horse having
become unruly and ran away with the yeh,t le
wnicn was almost demolished by the accident
Mr,ureeley was severely bruised and cut on the
to business. The lady and child were but s,;rh,I.,
hurt.-Day Book. ''s"'y
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fl Fatal and Singular accident, causing the
the immediate death OF Martin Sharpe. German
cartman, occurred at Bloomfield, New Jersey.
He was walking by the side of his horse, dra W
ing load Of empty barrels, when one OF the m ROLL
ed upon the horse; he started suddenly, bringing
the forward wheel upon the driver, and breaking
his neck.
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ALABAMA. The Democratic State Convention met
at Montgomery OIL The l1h, and threw overheard Gov
Chapman, the present incumbent, and after numerous
balotings agreed upon Collier as candidate The
resolutions check full OF CaIhounsm and one re-
quests the Governor call extra session of The Leg
lsalure III il be noia session. in Congress passes
the Wlmot Proviso law aboshing slavery in the
District o. Columbia, consider the mode and measure
of redress