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Being FIVE democrats to FIVE vhiss-a
democratic gain Of one.
Pro. Slavery candidate, foi the conven.
ton 10 frame new constitution generally
elected.
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The Danville Patriot says that, 'Iom
what we can learn from our cxchangcslnd
otherwise, we are decidedly OF the opinion
that at least two.thrds Of the people ofthis
state are opposed 10 an extra session ofthe
legislature. We don't believe that nan,
woman, or child can be found it, this county,
who would favor the project.
MOVEMENTS OF GEN. TAYLOR
President il now on a tour through Tenn
sylvauia. The telegraph thus repvrs his
movements:
Washington, Aug o.
The President has left the city on tour
northward.
Baltimore, Aug. 10.
General Taylor left Baltimore en- route
for Lancaster accompanied 10y Governor
johnson aud DR.. Ward.
Lancaster, Aug. 10.
General Taylor has not yet arrived in
this city, but il is expec'ed he will be here
in about twenty minutes. The city is alive
with strangers and Others who ore anxious
ly waiting TO see the old hero and give MN
a warm reception.
ChrliIe, Aug. 10.
President Taylor was taken with vomt'
ing, n few moments since. while receiving
friends nj the court hotse, and his symp'
toms have again become very bad.
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Cholera Iucsrd.

c"o'er" 'VT =,
New YoRK, Aug. l3.
80 cases: 81 deaths to-day from cholera
ALsASY, Aug. Is.
IL cases aud I deaths from cholera.
BtrrALo, Aug. 10.
1I0 cases; IL deaths from cholera.
The Quincy Herald Of Friday says:
= "The cholera, in our city, has almost on.
tirely disappeared. We have heard OF bn'
two or three cases during the week." =.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. Ia.
Is cases and 3dea,hs from cholera to-day,
CnicAoo, Aug. IL.
8 deaths from cholera IN the last twenty
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Ew YORK, Aug

Ew York, Aug
Flour-Rcccip,oi fresh Rrount
Grade, moi en,ao demand aud prif
sa s",i h, ~, ' VII. home and eastern
apd '' Sales Sale, svbri'k at SIS lal Il
ro " old west, and state; S5,s7!gL,
~, cn,r,noo sand mixed westerrci,
4 40 ror fr,te State aud good Moi,
81 5oa56sf pure Gena,ee end N
wv, Whs. ching doing; holdersf
49, M .ha% of bnyersra
ces Saoqnodera,e de-
.TIooo bushels
mix
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CHICAGO, Aug. II, 1919.

The receipts from the country, by teams
continue light but by canal, large quan
,ity Of corn has come forward, most of il
however, on consignment. A cargo to ar
ing to tho low water in the lllino
the receipts by canal ara much lig1(
they would otherwise be.
In wheat, we learn of no sales
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ALBERT GALLATix, Secretary of,le trea-
>ury during The administration Of Thomas
Jefferson, and maa who had Otherwise
borne a prominent psrt in the politics ofthis
republic almost from its foundation, died at
New York, on the 18th inst.
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Julius p. Bolivar McCabe, a gatbcrer Of
statistics, &c., died very suddenly in Mil.
wAukee q few days since.
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No political change. Five Of the nine
members are re- elected. General Daniel
is the oldest Congressman in the delegation,
being now on his fifth term.
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NoRTu CARoLINA ELLCIloN.-Vh The fol.
loving i, the result for members OF Con
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that the exhibition will be one olemarLa.
ble scientific " ouder.- CMcinRdi pIl,a,r.
.f.'
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KENTUCKY ELEcrIuY.-The following is
the result If the election Of members of
Congress IN Kentucky:
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New ORLEANS, Aug. 1.
The rainy season had set in at Chagres,
and much sickness prevailed, which was
the case also at Panama.
The cholera was raging at Car,haGcna.
ANOTHER GREAT DISCOVERY Sensitive
GlaSS.-We had occasion some days since
TO say something about the Druds and their
worship. The gentleman who is get'inGup
and arranging the mysterie and ceremo.
MES Tor the DruidiCal exhibition, Is well
known TO MS as n practical chemist, but rs
he does not wish 10 appear before the pub
lie, until the proper time, we withhold ms
name, but take tho liberty ofspcaking OF
the wonderful progress of science.
The person alluded TO spent some weeks
in Pttsburg in endeavoring TO produce the
maeicai glass Of the Druids, but did not sue
cecd. The experiments have been con'in'
ued here, and the Druidish musical tones,
from tubes Of glass, are perfect, and make
sweet harmony. But the sensitive glass
robels are the most wonderful. II was n
secret OF the Arch. Druid TO make his glass
sensitive 10 poison, aud tradition says that
his food aud beverages were submitted 10
a test in those goblets, and II they contain.
ed poison the glass would break. Ono o.
those glasses was shown us yesterday ~
which water was forced, and, It remained
sound Us any other tumbler, but on adding
! little poison, the glass flew at once into
several Thousand pieces. This IS some
thing more mysterious than has been ex'
! a A . sS.n r n
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20 Days Later from California.

NV WILLIAMS, Aug. =, INlY.
steamship Falcon arrived from Chag.
res this morning, "iihlitty. three passenger,
aud ono hundred aud >iN,y,nine thousand
aud eighty five dollars, IN specie aud gold
dust, GA board. She also brings a large
mail.
The Falcon left Chagre< on the 25,h ult.
ai noon, and made the trip in SIN days and
a half
Mr.. G. II. r,l, AGED - years. a native
ct ewburypolt died GA board the Falcon,
on the 2gth ait.
Oar attentive correspondent at Panama.
sends u> the following interesting intrlli.
gence from California, received at that port
by the arrival Of the steam chip Oregon,
from san Francisco:
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AIRY next for the disposal Of the public lands stu
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