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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-22
TO Thomas p. CRAWFORD.
PRESCRIPTION PRESCRIBED.


If The most conclusive vindicalirn (savs
the Richmond Whig)ofihe Administration
for changing the men Of the late President
were not furnished by the proof OF the
character OF those rnen-the
fact, that during Mr.. Polk Administration,
not one Wing was appointed 10 any Office
that the whole Wing population Of the
tinted States was numerically prescribed,
would constitute that vindication. On this
subject. the Republic has the following just
observations
'Fhe principles Of the late Locofoco
dynasty on the subject Of removals are
well known. We all know that its practice
accorded with its principles. The emblem
of the hickory broom is familiar to us. The
charitable consolation 10 the dismissed off.
ce-holder-" root hog or die"--ls not for
gotten. All the Offices in the country. moi
already so occupied, were bestowed. during
his administration, upon the noisy and
active parlizans Of General Jackson. In
1884 the Wing party was formed. II soon
numbered a moiety of the nation among
| its numbers, and very sure are we that ne
one Of them was ever appointed to the Of
| fee during the Administration Of the Gen
raj or his successor. In 1910 the Wiig'
outnumbered and ouivoted heiropponent
BY a very large majority. they lost pow
err by the unfortunate death Of Gen. Har
rison, and the Infamous treachery of Mr.
Tyler. During Mr.. Folks administration
not Wing was appointed to any office
and the few whom Mr.. Tyler had spare
were nnceremoniously elected Fottwen'.
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Wretched InsinceritY. Two yea

Wretched InsinCeritY. Two years
ago, The !" Raleigh Standard" when i had
one purpose to accomplish, announced the
election Of Mr.. Clingman to Congress. as
triumph ofthe Abolilionists. and stigma
,ized that gentleman himself as the one
" who made himself so notorious BY vo-
ting 10 receive Abolition Penlions."
% Now. when j, has another object TO ef-
feet, il records his election as triumph
of the South. Wha, miserable duplicity
Register.
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The prunkard's End. Moses Sic.

The Drunkard's nd-Moses Ste
vens. Ipswich. an inienpera,e man. came
TO town on Monday last Ia peddle fish. and
put up al Sayory's Hotel. lie complained
Of feeling unwell. and exhibited symptoms
Of deIirium iremens. He retired about 10
o'clock but arose abonl2 and going intoihe
street, with nothing on neutrality-suspicious.,
ran about half mile crying "siop him.
stop him ~ Aroused BY his cries, those
in The vicinity went ont 10 learn The cause.
and found him crawling upon his hands
and knees in The middle Of The road. and
exclaiming that his horse was running
away and tina, he was trying 10 STOP him;
that the Devil was on the seat with him.
and that he was trying TO turn him out;
and begging for help. He the began 10
pour out a stream OF The most horfid oaihs
thai ever PASSED The lips of mani and in a
few minutes after expired. Such is the
drunkard's end, such his preparation for
eternity. In his wagon was found several
bottles Of rum. He was about thiriy-ive
years Of age. Laurence Courier
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Our Mrs. Darlington thinks that the
]" Colamcr Morbus," must be dreadful
Compliment. for the democratic papers
are full Of Prescriptions" and yet u
seems to be spreading all over the country
Dzylcp Jcxrnc!.
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Wheeling Bridge. - Wheeling. au-

Wheeling Bridge. - Wheeling. au-
gust. 81. The splendid new suspension
wire footway erected across the Ohio at
this place by Mr.. Ellet. protector OF the
wier suspension bridge across the Ma
CARA. is now completed, and the first ex-
pertinent in crossing il was made this NOR.
ming. The span from bank to bank Is
one thousand and ten feet, the longest IN
the world. Il is decidedly beautiful
structure, and in all its parts fully meets
the mos, sanguine expectations. Its the
design OF Mr.. E. 10 erect a large snspen-
sion bridge alongside Of this footway. for
the use oflhe raiload company, over which
the cars, locomotive. &c. are 10 pass.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-22

Coming In Caltfornia,--Three COM
panies are coming So gold pieces in Ca
lifornia. respectively bearing their insignia
and names. The pieces ere rather over
weight.
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The Union Processes 10 be glad that
Gen. Taylor has undertaken his Northern
Tour. 1--we could Tor moment connect pa
rts politics with The yisil Of The Chief Ma
rislrale 10 the States north Of The Potomac.
ue, fora diiIeren,reason from ihaigisen by
the Union. would be glad too. To increase
Zen. Taylor's popularity Il Is only neces-
sary that he should Ne seen and known.
The honest people 81 The country when
IheS converse with him will see the gross
injustice that has been done 10 him in the
attempt 10 represent him as deficient in
cnmmon sense. They will find him 10 be
man after their own hearis-plain, So
ciable. sensible. and full of patriotism and
love Of country. Thus finding him they
will place confidence in his judgment and
integrity. He will make friends wherever
he goes, and disarm The rescnlmenis olhi:
political opponents. AIR. Gaseite.
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yesrs. ihcn. Tie opponents Of lie iAie d.
nasiy have bren siriely excluded irom sli
ns,tis ipalion IN pubic honors and emnlu-
neu,s. So lsr Vas This exclusion carried.
hat ! plot WAS engendered for committing
lie conduct OF Tie Mexican war d
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. IN order 10 sppsrssdr
Inc distinguished Wing officers who we've
winning penlous iaurels in The sersiee Of
their country.
All his WIS sustained ~ the I.oenfnco
nTess. II vas al right that Wigs should
be proseribed. Worse Than ihai--ihey
we're denounced hy the Chief Magistrate
or The country as nailOfs. giving /. ard ana
comfort" 70 lie enemy. But now. Tor
sooti,-when this prescription has been
prescribed. and The President seeks 70 re-
store The late dawn.lrnddea and iramplsd'
bat now triumphant party. 10 iheir right
| ful share in public appoinlmenis-iie op'
position press sets up a universal wal
and rallies the dismissed Office holders 4
Jim The coalition of BarRhnrncrs. Aholl
Iionisis, and Old iIunkrrs. 10 overthrow
the Administration ol Zachary Taylor
lhe I" southern STAKEHOLDER"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-06
BY THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN VAIL


The treaty makIr- arrangements Tor fac post
az Of letters transmitted ~ the steamers has been 70
-,irsd by he Elrogs but ee prcssme cauno, b. pub
f,hed until il bss been sent g. The senate We uutcf
.t.nd The following a. be- TIE rates % postage
ssa pos-s.e l6 fnis Psii 70 To vessel performing
the service 49,. -.
Fng'ish inland postage on letters 20 or from The
United -tate. I'D. or cents
ir,rt p9.,,s- Of the Uniied states letters % or
from Ergiart, cents
rat, letter from sny part Of EnsAnd - say part
If The nited Ststes or rics viii c0st = 81 ui-
pre- yay merit or not, ~ the option % ne scni- o-' "
p-a psynnert : made 70 must BE- for the ~hoe
N-w.psp-rs vii be sent IN the steamers Oh eil1'i
country 81 a charge rot exceeding cents u oe PR
paid -. ~, .s.h
no, exceeding ounces, penny or -cent' over 40
net exceeding ounces 81 or ~ cent? over ana hot
exceedip- 0uuce. i if cents Tor a. eNecrain-
& ounces "a or cents for each additional ounce OF
fraction
Closed mails may be sen, through the United cia's'
% The North American provinces Accompanies y q.
SCENT - cents the ounce snd - per cent sl1.''oD
az counting by the ounce insiei OF the siu.e l-tier
Closed us OF the liiea states may be sent ihFoe.n
? the Csnads. or the UG,ed kinstom uron Psyins ~
the ounce t~o Of the inland postage, snd - Pr
cent as above
Thee sre the s,eris provisions u the arrsn cement
which hss been lately entered nto With ne b''-''o
Government Washington luion.
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The SfaIc aud Labor.

Gov FIsH's Recommendation in his Message Of
an Agricultural and Mechanical School will we
trust be iavorsbly and decisively acted upon by
the Legislature. a good School OF Practical In
dustry and the Useful Arts would be immensely
valusbls to our People in many different WAYS
first, in organizing a corps Of Teachers, whose lee
lures and counses would benefit not merely nor
mainly their immediate pupils, bat, being clothed
with something of authority, would be reiterated
and reflected by the Press until they would be
disseminated through nearly every scheol district
In the State secondly, IN training up body
youth for exemplars and leaders OF Agriculture
and Mechanical improvement IN their various eoan
ties and eighborhoods thirdly, in diffasins among
our rising generation higher and truer idea o.
the dignity and power Of welldrected Manual
Labor. Such a school isely organized and nifty
otkcered. would be worth many times ITS cost and
its value would increase with each year OF Its ex-
istence. We trust the School viii be provided for
by the presen, Legislature, and that the utmost
care aud impartishty will be exhibited IN the Sc.
lection OF its Faculty.
But even such a School does not look 10 the
end OF what We deem the daty Of the State with
regard to Labor. In our view, Industry should
be the first care and the improvement Of It's
method. and prOductiveness the deepest concern
of the Statesmen Education, Finance, Currency
Trade, Intercommunicanon, are all important
but Industry is the broad base OF them 81. We
would like to see this truth practically recognized
in the Constitution and policy Of the State A DE-
rARrxESr OF INDUSTRY in the Executive and
Committees on the Rights and Interests Of L aeo'
in the Legislative branches of the Government
seem demanded by the genius Of Republican 10
.titutions We see reason why such Commit
tees should not be created without farther delay
Toa Department OF Industry the chief oelec
ton woald be the pronensss 70 multiplication O
ofces and the necessity for resisting tha'sendency
But il would suffice for beginning TO create
Bureau Of Industry in the Department OF state
appointing but single additional otAeer 10 pre-
side over that Bureau, and making Il his speelA
duty TO collect and arrange from day TO day al the
rsnspiring statistics Of Production, and TO aseer-
tain and scrutinize every invention, improved pro
cess and notable achievement in any department
Of useful Labor. Of these he might from time to
sim~-ssy n,onthly-maks Q condensed report
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-06

The H0use assembled 1t tie usual hour when the
Speaker resumed his seat and called the members %
order After prayer and the reading Of the Journal %
YESTERDAY several memorials and petitions were pre-
seuied and referred
CONTESTED ELECTION.
Mr BORON of y G. made Report from the miuori
~ u the Committee on Elections against VT SfBLEf
right T. 4 seat Ia the House. The R. port was Ou mo
ton aid on the table and ordered O. be- printed
Mr. HAMMosD Of Me. moved that the II luse 90 into
COMMITTEE of the Whole and take up the Private Ca.eu
daT which was l0st
PRIVATE CLAIMS BOARD.
On motion Of Mr. ROCKWELL a Conn. the House re-
solved it.eli into Committee Of the Whole the state
Of the Union Mr BURT Of : &. 10 the chair snd took
Up the bill 10 establish Board Of Commissioners %
settle private claims against the Government
Mr.. STRONG OF Pa advocated the bill though be
wished il 70 BE- amended IN several particulars
Mr MEADE followed in az able argument IN favor Of
the bin. and spoke against the present objectionable
mode Of settling private cla.ms which often caused the
greatest delay and injustice % claimant
Mr B0WLIN % No next obtained the cor and took
stand gains; the bill tie -aid that Il would BE- base
abandonment of the Public Treasury 70 the keeping oi
the new Board Of Commissioners with Jurisdiction
over the Public Funds.
Mr. scHENCK OF U followed in an able argument in
favor Of changing the present system Of settling claims
He was very sarcastic upon Nr BowLGs
On motion the Committee rose, and the House al
j0urned.
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not exceeding one 20 two average newspaper col
umns, and communicate the same 20 tue various
journals willing publish It for its own ssse 50
as 70 secure IT'S simultaneous appearance 10 them
all. Such report from a. officer OF known ca
pacity and integrity. would command prompt AMI
general attention, and the ready and general con-
iormity TO is suggestions would mark an era I'D
Industrial Progress before unimagined. Tbs
Bureau would naturally expand into dIs,iDc,
Department as soon as the mass Of the People
from practical experience Of It's benefits, should
unite in demanding their extension. For the
honor Of the Empire State, we trust sne may ead
the way 10 this as she has already done IN 50 many
strides Of Improvement, and be the first 70 organ
ize 2 Bureau and Department Of Industry
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By telegraph 10 the Ntw.York Tribune.
Thirtieth Congress.


-ENATE...W asHissruS. Yr-sy al -
FsrLrflsAEv BrsrSEss
The senate ss.tmoec 30 l- oc.o-z, the wee ffesl-
tels 10 TIC caaf. Prayer 1y ne CtaP.-ia.
MEMORIALS AND PETITIONS
Several menorla'. auf Ft4l.ns we're fIr-eni-l
which took TIE usual course.
rgPauEvEsr oF sEw YoEE HAE1oE.
Agreeable - previous nlf.ce VI. DiA fskrl ana 90
tanned i-sse O. bring 10 s. which a. fesl NE f-,
snh second tmes. providing ior re improvement OF
Mex York HzfloF ald TIE removal 81 o1sf-- Hons 10
Hur.gsie
Dir BcsLAND from the Committee % Public Lands,
reported bill 10 favor % granting ReserF auon %
Land % the state % Arkansas-
Nr ArcHrso~ q 80 s.raeatly 20 previous notice
brousa, In ID prov.diug tor grant q land and rsni
Of way Tor hs-rosd u Missouri which was Rad
,Eice.
srFoETs % sTAsprNG CogMirrEEs.
seversi reports were made from stlnoirg Commit
tees, which were Of % general interest
PURCHASE CD C-BA
On motion the senate proceeded o. the consideration
Of resolution. previously o1ered By Mr MiLLEA call
ing % the President o The United states o. communi
cate % tie Senate any couesPc nfenoe nsd HiiA ine
Goverumeu. = ysn FOR the Purchaie u me Island Of
Cuba
Mr. MILLER sad that he did DO, web to detain ire
sens.e but would proceed . o1er lev reulsrzs 10 ex
pisnsion u be motives Tor bringing tie s15ect 10 TIE
notice of the senate.
ssid that be- wished % a.s question Does TIE 5cna
tor from New Jersey suspect that such corrssPon
dence is nov going on between the tao Governments
10 reference - the sa.e AID purchase Of Cuba
Mr MLLEE.-I DO.
Mr FoO1E said. 4 negotiations going % for the
sad purchase viii the ,enaioT oppose the annexation
Of Cuba
Mr. Mr1LER-i will oppose ID under al o.rcum-
stances 10 all places and GU al occasions.
Mr FcoIE The Senator, am sorry 10 say VII be
in 90 AWKWARD position three months hence, i9r Gen
Taylor most decidedly 10 favor Of the annexation Of
Cuba.
a motion was here made BY Sir. RISK 70 isy the
resolution on the table which objected %. but the
senate overruled tae objection. and The molten vas
taken up AMI decided In the Affirmative, b less %,
Nays la
EXFcUTItE SESSION.
Tho senao then went M. LA..al.e .eas4n. and the
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NEW-YORK Legislature
s,e ousidl pr Mo,rhs ITo1eeiias,.

sENATE....ALHANY, Friday Jsn.5
10 the Senate nothing farther Of importance was
transacted and the senate adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
The Joint Resolution, respecting slavery in the new
Territories received from the Senate we're announced
O. be in order.
Mr. Cross moved Committee OF the Whole tie
urged speedy action have the proper effect al Wash
ingtOn
The Assembly then wen: into Committee % the
Whole, bat without debating the question rose, the
Resolutions not being printed
The Governors Message was next referred % various
Committees
memorial was presented praying the Legislature "a
grant charter for the Aston Library Association the
City Of New York which referred 10 a Select Com
mitee with instructions - report bill
Notices Of bills were given Tor securing the par re-
demption OF the bills Issued by the Banks 10 the Ia
terror and for their redemption Ia the Cry OF New
York notice Of a bill also given 10 incorporate
People Savings Bank in said city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-06

The Roys. Marine Board hereby announce the
erection, during the pat summer of Eer ltf t0lss
which sht-d for the trst time the ia Ut the
present month-9n the rock Us1ersfH, IN the baY Of
Al0ruel 10 north latitude ~ de-. min and longitude
81 deg 81 SEC east Of Ferroc " l. deg q min
- sec easf or GrsearicA In the tower which S
white. and rises eighty feer above the water. a
placed revolving l-tt which i-l.uilates the whole
horizon from INV. ", East and south, - WSW
By the compass sn1 can be dscerned ia clear weather
.f0m ordinary chip drck sithe distance Cd D Ger
man II Ens lshl miles.
The Beacon heretofore stsntn. Jntersteu
has been removed. leaving nothing on the summit oil
the rock but the Ware T.rsr mentioned and fs0
houses, both o. which latter painted red.
Sigfsk1.a. NOV IT, l-i-.
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Correspondence OF The Tribune.

/
Pr--ADELrHrA. Friday, jan 5.
The weather IS as cold as Lsplsnder could de-
sire Everything on, Of doors wears irgid sppesr:
ance sni the value Of good coal stove IL now truly
truly appreciated We have had, this week, some %
The coolest weather remembered in Philadelphia Tor
the iast ten years.
An apprentice boy appeared before Alderman Cav
OF Southwark Yesterday and desired g have ms nden
tures Cancelled The assigned was that hi' mas
ter had not work enough for him g. DO.
The beautiful Gothic Floating Chapel . now open Tor
the inspection OF visi,ers Hundreds Of ladies' snd
gent euieu visited Il yesterday and 70 day.
The Flour market s hrm to-day, but safes only IN
limited lots at 3 . for standard prime brands 1--we
Flour held a - f.i. Corn Meal sold @ the amount
OF 300 bbs Al - IS for prime Whes, j. waited az
C- but the market Is generally shove the views OF
BUYERS Rye il worth ~ - cts for prime Corn =
scarce and wanted. and 900 bushels prime Yellow
BROUGHT So c,s oats rather better qrotsons are -
- cts Tor southern and SD % IS f1r fennsy wanna
Cotton sales ut the week l.l5J bales q ic advance
prossious-Smsl sales Of new Mess PORK at - %
SIS and Prime al Sl2s SO Sd Beef in tcs, sold a.
81 80 and Mess w bbis az ~ 90 20 bacon-'cin'
ssles OF Bulk Meat made AZ y cts Tor Hams, %
for shoulders ani 81 for sides Butter sells az I'D
II cts tor kegs and ID rs cts Tor rolls. Lard V1t
kegs so'i Al Al cts Seed-2U Dbl. prime Clover
brought - lol per bush Groceries quiet but hrm LOO
bags - Domingo Coffee sold at . css. freigats da-
SArTs on srocxs-First Board-l00 Reading RR,
%. 100 do. u. 1000 DO. Bonds. IS 400 u. War
Rounty Scrip o. 5000 state - = $50 Girard Bank
b. 5000 Lehigh -. 6l loo DO ~ SD Lchish stock
- - O. :. Bank a 100 do. 81 sd DO. y J. copper
Go D..
S.rgad Bolrd-l0 Girsri Bank, y is DO. NJ 100
O. : Sank 80 so state IS, u 90. l-2 DO. J. le
Texas Notes 1871 Pennsylvania RR. 30. 30 Lehgh
Coal scrip 79l 10 Commercial Bank, 81 li0 Lehsh
Mortgage Loan s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-06

SrrErNI CoURr or THE UNITED srATEs.-
THsrsdsy Jan 4. lSi9-No 81 Thomas Henderson. e,
a. plaintiffs in error the state OF tennessee IBIS
esuse wss argued by Messrs Green and Eaton for Tire
c1sr,As in error and BY Mr.. CrCxer Tor the defend
AMI in error. Ne - William :. bs4iey ct a. spPel-
isn,. rs William NJ Goodrich Tois cause was sub
mir,sd 10 the Court the recOrd and printed az
ni.,ntis IA error % Alfred Lowry, curator Sc The
srSun,eu, Of this cause wSs ccnmsHeed ~ Ny bFea'
Cor the plaintiff In eroT.-AslorrreS
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Weather,

hARAisHrHs frilayi Jan ,.
No cars from Philadelphia since Wednesday
night The rosd Is covered With snow driits The
mail IS conveyed in seishs TO lancaster City. The
from Philadelphia - hours on the road and
not hslf way to Lancaster. The Philadelphia train s
out the same time. sni has not reached Lancaster
The Governor. Mssssge VIII b dal-E.rei io n.rroH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-06

Gas. T,YLoE kND WEsrERS RWERs.-Wc IN
dsrstAnG that Mr. Thomas Allen. cf this ny. having
called Gen Taylcrs attention 20 the condition u our
Rivers snd tha necessity Of their improvement has re
eesed reply wh.ca V prove hishly satisfactory 10
h1se Interested n th' commerce and navigation q the
Nissssp'pi valley The General answers NJ 4 that he
IS wei sws-e of the importzrcs q The subject snt
thsi 81 proper time u vii b. favorsbiy co.'s tersd
sni scted upon. 81 Louis Republican.
LossEs 81 FiRE.-The B0s'7H T'rars'ler states
lhst the losses BY IN that city l-4, amounted -
a. so which there 4n-lr - ----7,-
TIE les 10 isi- >l563if insurance - $40. L.
crease 81 lose IN l-f- s9ls56 increase u uninsured
oss, si3Oi The lcss 10 l-i6 vas SSH, and tie
insurance Sll524L
FATAL AEtRAI.-Oa Monday evening las,
eisht OF collected ~ horse racing near
Win : Su,.1ns living about iNo miles oeycnc Cslro,
II ihis county which terminated in general row Ani
the death Of lean Saiton, Of the party W. Marks.
who indicted the wound which caused >uiioas dea;h
made his escape. lHsn1e.soa hsntackian. ~.
fF- According 70 & report transmitted - The
Legislature by the Governor appears ihsi furing the
year ISIS Governor John Nouns has reprs ved two per
cons sen;snced % De banged. psroOnod lo5 persona
sentenced 70 the Stas Prisons for various terms az
pssdoned j. persons senseaeed 70 me lOcA pElsoas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-06
balances Of War Appropriated.

In the Senate on Thursday last the following
WAS received from the War Department
A,,nt sppcsble 10 the service OF the nscl year lS47
'lS as ufr fourth return s4S 3l, 6f2 %
From which deduct amount OF reiundlns -. -
AMI trsns.er requistions- SSVl,..v 81
VIII show the amount actually applicable
10 tie asovs perod. 4o6s9 Ell a
From which deduct amount
drawn BY reputation from
the Treasury. $50 49, -
Prom which last sum deduct
amount drawn ~ refund
Ing and transfer rsqGlsi
toas............ 3s0l770 G.
2ss7sai0 =
is.s II 3il.e5O q
ALBION X. PARIS, ConIo-er.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
second Controllers Ofhce, Dec -, iciS
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FLoRlDA.-The Legislature OF Florida have sP-
pointed the s, OF Jan 1872 the day which 70 pro
coed to the election Of United sstes Sensior 10 SIC
coed Hon James D. Westoott whose term viii expire
on the sth Of March next.
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Mnll.-M rather.

BAITI1oAK, Friday, Jan Pm
The mail thi. evening from the South brings no
papers from beyond Washington. The immense GUAM
TILES Of ice in the Potomac doubtless prevent. ls re
eepuon he weather intensely cold
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RusrnEss NorIcrs.

~ We doubt u ever the American Museum pfe--s -.
srray ~ Airacuops as ~ th- pre--ut hn- ".
Know 10 WAS never more liberal psT0nfrd' "a ns's
ffcd Thar L deserves A. u receives ihe attention Z" n-e
tor asses " c0mmurry To isy, 10 addition O, ~ sa
don OF iho.e wonderful buna an beIug. it~ n 40. 81
ei .hl feet high. the tao O~sff SC here De- IssF1
dii e.ter'aur-nis BY Great Western, ne eapi" HAa'
ani others