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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

RRO0kLYNITES will ind 4. 10 their advantage 10
Ogtye Mr. Shaw call, the new, 6rs!-cIass Grocery
and Wire sore Isl Pultonst tbefors purchasing dol
lars worth essvhere) where thsy NAV nd complete a.
sorrmeni Of Family Groceries, Wines Cigars sc al New
York prices. JOHN p SHAW
slS I'VE l3l Fulton uesr Sands.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

StTREhT IMPAIRMENT. No. 4 dALL OF RECoROs-corpor'
aiou NocPubGc hereby iha the following petb
nm has bs4 presented 10 Board Asmenio flag space
four through the northern Sidewalk OF East
from FouttaY the tagging NOW laid Persons 10
eteJ s-pg objections thereto requested present them N
wiring 20 the uudersisned Office, before the 4h DAY o.
sei..l ~ f - sIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

5r,sr .s. according law, 10 all persons having
cl,io. .ssns, LORENZO d. PURNELL, late Of The city g
- W. Kn Colnty iet-osed they require TO stho,t
~ . " n vouchers ,hereo the subscriber, Saiaae n
Terry loN the City OF New ORA, ca or eeoe s '
isy AZ February next Dated July 30, lSoV
sA' '' nE 10, H 4vf sEYNElL' Administrators
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

C{TRFET DEPARTMENT No 4, Hail OF Recoris-seaed pro
- po val be recsi7ed the Street ConmssloEefs ONCE uat
September ~ 1870 O'Clock p. Vi 70 regulate and
grade ty Fh from Nrthay Hud-on Rveti to feSus ana
gds Forty Fh Eleventh Hudson RIVER TO rsas
md fae fov Fourth 81 from Hudson RIVER Pans
scro and information thereto be had on application 70
II M IN 60: =. ro,r,r5ssionsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

StHERIFF's sALE-N Y SUPREME CoURT-yYiliam p
lScoo Charles Cook and n Ii Fowler against Harris solo
Hon II P E4asds July III 9TH $50 and by
uons September the nth 1870 will expose for sale on MONDAY
the seth day September at 10 O'Clock the forenoon Of That Jay
at public auction $40 Broadway large quantity OF Ready
Made Clothing consisting Of dress and ck coats SACKS and sack
coats pants and vests and vest patterns shirts e or
der Of I1Oo CAi-NLEI ShelH.
WV s Woop. Deputy sherif. s237t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

~ PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate Coupyd
New YoN hereby gwen all persons having cEsA
against siEPHEE HOFFMAN, the City York.
gentleman deceased present the with vouchers thereof
the the office Of Edward P Clark law No
Waest Cit, OF New York, before twenty Grss
day March Dated New YORK September l4th 1850
MARGARET NJ HOFFaAEJ( ,I.i;...,,...,
sl6 lsw6nt ANNA NJ HOFFMAN,, Adi"'"stiaNAel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

StHERIFF's sALE-N.Y Supreme Jacob Iitaaer and
SIeoPod Ltaner again' Harris Solomon and Joseph Hass
Jed and by
OF order sale made therein by the Honorable W. Ed
mond will expose for sale Monday the Goth d1y OF September,
10 O'Clock the forenoon Of that day public auction az No $40
Broadway in tie City Of New-Yofk large quantity Of ynade
clothing Consisting Of foct coats sacks and sack
coats pants Of black cassrere dc together large quaint
y Of ready made and patterns &cBy order of
THOMAS CARNEY Sheriff
sDq7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23
CASE OF w. L. CHAPLIN.

Chaplin Bailed In WashingtkD, bus Impris-
oned la HIaryland-Fal Account OF the
Whole Process-A Copy of tho washington
Bond, showing the Working Of slavery
NATIONALLY. The Feeling In Maryland
Prospect of Ball Hereafter, DC, dGco
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

NTArAHsE CHRRARAY,s BOARDING ANB
I've DAY aGHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
place Fifteenth sL- Il adam CHEGARAY respectful
y Informs The parents and guardians OF her pupils the
Monday, September 9, 1859. au27 Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

Y : y 1A4t4N Z LUU4KA0LUH
GUESAITH TO PIE KING OF PIE REIGIANs
fEfhE Subscriber soe agent IN the U5tcd Stans FOR ina
ssie CT The celebrated ViYano Psgmdears FIRE srmal
10 pepse ed 70 receive and all orders for guns
pistols, &c, kc, OF ali descriptions on the mos.
terms and with dispsach For psilsrns end farther me
uisrs apply 10 LOUIS L. ECLUEE.
sls lmf 81 Liberty street.
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5interla6 6enlbaft oes periforbenen
czpcpb Secbfcl, feu.

t7adritbt rpirb bisrcurt asaebsn, taB csn
lInterIbrittsnsn in eolsbrcotcale 9aunitip
8srfs gauntp Nomlnltratione.Srlefs BE-
willist porben Itno, auf bic 6intsrIalTeniobaft
oce Usrltcrtsnen Saecb BshtsL leBtbin BON
erfaatem 9auniblp, baber 0nc ale Dcricnen
mehs nod an eriaste 6intsrIaGtulbaft
ihulccn. aufasforosrt obne Ssr5us atsubs.
sablen, uno bic. lpclots nod Scrcerunsen ba.
ben, criud,t cisislten icaI'ih sinsutrnaen.
Berbaro &edteL ! atminiifrat'n,
Jacob 8edtel, ale BON @oles
miIliam Senrid troofpals.
t7.S. Oa Die srlaatsu Aomlnl nltratcren
0b in Der Isbtbsriasn Brbnuna pse eriaaten
Usritcrtenen Saeot Bsebtel, in gclebrcotalr,
perfammsln werosn. am Wlittmotb ben 29ten
Sanuar 1851. INN ltbr Sermittaas, m6aen
Aae. msItbe Nehnunasn init eriastem Ser.
ltrrtcncn babsn, asfallisit beilpobncn AT jts
mem Sage
Sseemter "a. 1850. 6n,.
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In Das ISublifunt.

t11ibael 1DeScnaobt fcrbsrt ale Sranftn
unb qslosnbsn ant bic bon alien Ooftcrsn als
unbsltar aufss9sbsn iino, fib fsinsr Sur Su
untsrsisbsn, namentlf bic Sllnben, eabme,
Saubs unb Stumms folbs bic an Der falIsns
ben Sranfbeit Srtpfsn, frummsn Sllsbsrn'
Srano unb Bantrs8srifcpfun9 lsiesn. aas
biefe psrlprsbs ib su beilsn uno ffsbs gut fur
mins Sur. i11ibael pe9enabt.
BturfunSst nit flarsm 3su9ns bon: Nsis
tbasl Scf, Scbn Mca, @iuiam Sage. Samu:
sl Miller, Sobn &ieo, Sobn Sabnsnlfod' Sas
eOb Stauffsr pbiip wOlf, Wm. springer.
9eesmbsr "a. bp.
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Sladrrm rer lltbtt. 9aUio g Gcroon,
SprCltcrnt Der OrrIhlCpCnrn gcurtrn pcn@ Som.
mon splCasv ce6 23ten SrrCbtsbellrfs, bee
ttebenc aus Dem gauntp 8srfs, in ipennlpls
panitn, nnb Wlttter per perGhiepenen @cur:
ten bon Over ilnb serminsr, Der pierteljdbrs
llden SlBunarn uno allasmeinsr &sfdnani6s
erIseiauna,in aecadktem gauntp, NIB Scbn
9taufTer uno QBm. Sod, gGa., Nihtr Der
ecurten Bon Oyer u.3erminer, Der Uicrteljdbr
liteR@stBunaen allaemeinerSe Sefdnani6 Gr.
!eciauna. fiir bic Nibtuna bon 5aupts unb
anbern Vertreben in sebatbter gauntp Serfs
ibren Bcffbl al mid auessteat baten, bas
tirt Neacin9, beu 25t. S1cpcmt, A. d. 1850,
NORM tte etne Court bon gcillon plcas, Der
allaemetncn birrtelidbrlihen SiBunaen, Dper
unc Scrminer unb aUaemciner Gsfanaui6s
erlceiauu9 antrranmen, ,mscte ssbalteu rpsrs
oeH fol- 3n Tracna. fit Die gauntp 8erfee
auf oen crffen 1Ionta9 i'm ndd) ften 7as
nuar (pcldcs rem 6ten pes arcahtsn Wcs
mats fein miro uno peltte brsi mceben paus
ern foIl-
60 ntrh bsrmit Natbriebt seaeben al osn
Coroner, bic Srieeensrihtsr unb gonitatel
Der aeoatbten gauntp Serfs: ba6 (le fleb III
er1aater 3eit, iim 10 libr Scrmittaae, nit
ibrrn ScrjeibnifTtn, Neailtraturem llnters
fuhnnaen ltnp graminationen unb alien al.
bern erinnermnsen sin;ufmocn baten, um Iols
he 9lnse 3u tbun, bic ibrsn Ismtern III tbun
cbliaen. - Ossslsidben 0isjenisen, melebe
bertnnbcn ftnb aeaen Die &efanaenrn bic i'm
Sefanande Der @auntp Scrfs flno, ctrr BAH
isin m6aeu, 9eribtllh 5n DerMbrsn, 70 mic cs
reeGt iein mag.
gs0ie 3ensen uno Snrcrs, .welbe anfers
laate Court pcraelaern itnc, tperoen erIubt.
phnftfi6eeit 3n tectahtsn: i'm Sail ibree
Qusbleitcns fpcrpcn fe in Ssma6beit ces
8efeBcs oaju aeswunaen. Siele Hnssisc wiro
auf beicnrern Bsfebl Der Court tefannt az,
maht cabsr allr Oiejsniasn, nelhen es ans
sebt, ltb carnat 3u ritten babsn.
"Bett erbalte oie Eepublif!
Jebn petteiser Sbsrif.
@6eriffs Imt, Neabins }
Dee 10. 1850. din,
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-12-24
~ aiIencDurtsY tsYerfQuf.

3ufcles elmer @srcrcnuns Der Bafsneourt
BON SsrfS eauntp, lpirb auf 6iTsntldsr Ben.
bus psrfauft nsrcsa auf Samifas ben 28ffsn
9sesmbtr, 1850, ain oFtntlibsn Saufe BON
S'musl SearO' in &Obsfon saunfdlp, 8srfs
sauntp, all isnss serpilIe Stif aanb, eslesen
in &obsfcn Saunfbip, Ssrfs @auntp, bsaren,t
eurb eano BON 9bomas qsmis, Sokpb aatp
uno unesrn, entbaltsnb "a a6er, msbr obsr
wsnissr. 9arauf it srribtst Gin
lwA Blof= y Gobnbaus, eine Slof
::::HB e Sheuer uno anoere Neben9es
@ bduos sin NspfsIbaumsSarten, cine
Sprnss NIT autsm Bafsr nabe Der sbirs &c.
esstbln bas eissntbum bss psrffcrbsnsn abras
BAN Gtitbtsr.
Der 9erfauf bssinnt um l ilbr Radmit'
tags, man 9sbibrsnps NufWartun9 9s9sbsn uno
bic acknowledgements bsfai'tasmaht rusrs
ben bon irnos ttIorris. Sruifie.
Turb bic Court 10. 40. DiebL Cdr.
December 8. 1850. Sns.
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DbtlooeIphier 0iebmarft.
YbilaoeIpbia, 9sesmbsr 81 7,

PbiEaoelpbla, Yetenber 81. 1850.
Sm Wtartte parsn pdbrsno Der @odbs 1000
S3la3tobisn' 800 Sibs unb Sdlbsr, 600
S6wslns uno 5000 Sbaafe unb qdmmer.
prsle: Sblabtccbfsn fparsnn outer Rad,s
rage aber Die prsifs ftno msbr ffanobaft; 9srs
fdufs su $54 Bis $6!, Die 100 pfunb, noh Der
nual'tdt. Shbs uno Sdbsr: trOfns Sdbe
brabtsn 81 biz $l3, Sprinssr $I2 bis 25,
uno frifbs Mil6fhbe $ls bis $50. @bmsine
psrfauftsn flb su S5 bs $53, bic 100 pfunS.
9baafe uno edmmsr fcifetn $14 Bic s44 bas
Gtif, Der Nualitdt aemds.
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e ( q I b.

--am Is. 9ee., in Iihmrno, SscrsSeba'
fer, I'M 54ftcn Sabre irines H'tsrs.
-am lOtcn Dec. in Ncaoina, gatbarina
Soas, Satin bon OauitI ,Bcas, pon Orwi9s
burg, I'M soften Srbmsjabrr
--am 8. Sec, in ltntrrs 6siOsIbrra, gGtha'
rina @ruber, Satin BON Jcbaunee 8ruber,
setornr Seitel, in ibrrm Gotten setenejabre.
am IL. Dec, in oleler Stao., Scbannes
6ttmirt rru psrrp saunitlp, I'm 52itsn
Sabre Ieiute Nlters.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-12-24
Nerbeir0tbef.

-burh ben ebrm. wm. pauli, am lsn
Oeemter 5srr Sobn Wmssl. BON glfa6,
nit WliB Dstora Danrisb, BON Im,tp, am
l5tsn. 6srr Dm. arnolo NIT D,iB Cara
gaf, bon Nsabins.
--burh Den gbrrp. Carl 6. German, Dor
fur;sm, 9err W,aiam Nabn nit W,6 caro-.
lima mertsf, BON Nidmonb --6r. 6sinrict
GcIf init Meib elifabstb maxf, BON lang
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ftbmamm, 6srr petsr Siibrr init Olib ca:
tbarina WcBacr, bon maratamnp.
-rurb ben ghrn. 81. g. waaucr, am
10. See, 6srr Stephan 8srnn nit W1it
Unna preik, teirs pcn Olaipenericf, Gin
l4trn, ,Serr Sonatban W1atbmsr init Wlib
Si:tp W1arfhall, telrs BON Dtrr Bern.
-eurh rsn gbr,p. =. g. 6sruamn, am
ID Soc, 6srr Sobn @etappsn NIT mib G.
lilabetb Gbifert, bsice pcn Wlnofcr.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-12-24
g Off h { d 9 {.

DsriisseIs 0crfbldse tusrben aneencmmsn
fir Stsnsbrsbsn in Der Rcre 3ttn Gtrase ~
ensm bsifimmten Vunfte 5piften 6oflen's
qane unb Der Walnutifrase. Die Sttine bei
.@ubifrutben unb bic grbt bel Der Varo ~ nsfs
fen. Die 0crfhldss mifIsn cfsrirf susrben bic
Nrbsit 5wifd)sn BEN /. 9tcsmber 1850 unb l.
Rai 1851 ~ perribtsn.
g. <. Sunter ]
g. Mslsberser, eemmittn.
-. Surferk
9ttemtts 10. Ssa. .
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!6dlc1t0er.

'Der erffe oeutfd3e RiIcersHaienoer,'
fir bas Sabr 1851, ron Nueopb Garriaus,n
Heu Uorf, fowis psrfdtoent anbtu gcrttn
btut(der Ralenbtr fir 1851, ttbalttn unb tius
astn uas tfim Dntsse sSas a3<uouf 10 b4sks
Gvu6stsi.
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Commissioners amt non Berks Gtn
1ln 0riirPena 0nitpr

Dertbla9e psresn ansencmmen an Der
sommifTcnsrs Qmtsffubs BON Ssres Gountp,
In Asaelns' BID gum ndbifsn psrssbnten Sas
nuar, IN ben Stunosn BON 10 llbr W1oroens
bls 4 llbr TabmittaeS, fir ben Sau elmer
Srhde tlbsr ben Sbuplfiafus, auf Dem plats
ss Der trlbsrn aantaifsr Bride. Cine ;3eid.
nuns osr Sriife, NIT ben grfldrunssn, it i'm
eomln'ii'Onsrs 0mte ~ fsbsn am unb na6 bem
nd6ifsn srifsn Sanuar.
gonrab glaus, J
: apemas s.tsner eomfnon'rs
Sofspb u. Sbneibsr
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-12-24
Sinterlafenlbaft oes peritorbenen
cyacpb %. 9eitinger,

WBIUIW UUII %WHNTNU'PF WV ~"U''RV'
SSacbricbt.
4at psrfcnsn wsrbsn bisrburb bsnabrbs
tiat, bas 9sffaments Srisfs be,pllli9t pcroen
linb, burb ben Gseiiirirsr BON 8srfs eauntp,
auf bic 53intsrlaTsnfbaft bss srfa9tsn 9srifors
bsnsn, an ben llntsribrisbsnen, Wcbnbaft in
Der Staot &sabins uno esm srfastsn eauntp.
aue psrionsnen, bic Sorosrun9sn cbsr Gnfpris
be an bic srfaets ointsrIansnfbaft baben finb
riutt fie obns Vspu9 esm llntsrfbriebenen
ansussissn, unb ole spUfcnsn, bic nod an biss
fslbe Gbulbsn, fcasib absubssablsn an
Ribaro Boone, greeutor.
Geabina, Dstenber 10. 6m.
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eSODtt Green

6at 70 sbsn BON philadelphia erbaltsn, en aus
9smsinss Enforcement BON auserlefenen Bes
tranfen. setauft aus srfsr 6anb unb bsffsbs
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2BotuunoS 8erdrberun9.
Dortnr Grroinan0 C9uen

eA 3cat icinen Srsuncsn unD tem scs
w ebrten putlifum iiterbanpt gang srs
W actsnIt an. oa6 CT feline Offiein osrs
o. lcat bar, Urn bcm frhbcrcn pIaBe in
Der Snc 7trn occr NisselbabnItrabs, bnter
9anertier's Sbubitcbr, srite 9bhr fiblh
BON bsr psnniirase. mo sr fort,pdtrenc BE-.
rsit frin pirn, oen &eipsncsa, pslcbe feline
5hfe tcnirfen. prompt gu pisnsn.
Neabinq. Deesmter s. SIM.
The organizer., 1850-11-02
RUBLIC MEETINGN

A Meeting of the citizens Of
Lafayette County, without ans
reference to old party distiaq-
tons and ties, and solely fer the
purpose of deyising a plan of re-
sistance to the. inaolerable ag-
gressions Of Congress and the
Northern States. will be held at
Oxford, on the first day of the
approaching Circuit Court. Ad-
dresses may be expected from
the most eloquent speakers to- be
found in the whig and democrat
ic ranks. Southern Rights will
be the theme of these addresses,
anfthe best plaD,to protect them,
will be their object. Come one,
come all. Planter and Mechan-
ic, Lawyer and Doctor, come
ont to the meeting.
The organizer., 1850-11-02

COMMERCIAL DIsUNIoN.-The advo>
Gates OF commercial non .iRterco,rge, as
a remedy, for Northern aggression, are
in point OfIaOt, real'disunionists. A
snort statement Of the position Of
those who favor this policy. will make
this statement clearly appear. They
admit not only the repeated aggres-
-sionS Of the North, but also CONNER
cial sRtAgoniSm between the North
and South, which makes It necessary.
in view Of our iptsreSts, TO dissolve
all commercial inlsreougSe. Here is
commercial disunion, ,tbsssd. upon con-
6icting interests-up0n q want Of
comfy and fitness, belwssn-the grand
Divisions Of the country. Now, we
maiatAin. that if this antagOaisn is
ground Suffeient to justify oOmmer.
eiAl hOnintessOQrse, a fortiOri, it is all
sufficient to separate our political and
social cOnnexion. Wbe season which
will justify the wilbSraYsl Of our
trade. makes our political sspArAtian,
absolutely necessary. A less degree
Of comfy and frBternity Is required to
support -sonnEciAl -iaIsrooRrss. than
political sssociaLion- Poktical and
social connexions are net necessary
to commercial dealingA They may
.AuIt between counties wholly dis,
similar in their Political aud social
structure but a moral, political. and
SOeiAl Baiep eaR DsEsr ExitL.NAsrs
mere formal and distant esmmsccisl
intere0urse 70 both dangerous and dir
adraniAgeOuL The advocates of us0-
intere0urss say NE muss separate
commercially from the North then
reason and common sense proclaim
that .lhe North and South. eansOt
longer d~sll tOgsthsr IN political
unity. We sef'Ps non-inisrcourss,
The organizer., 1850-11-02
LETTER OF COL. JAS. BROWN
To the Editor ofthe OrgqEiaer.

10 he EdH0r of Lhe OTgdRtzeT.
Sm:-ln your number Of 26tb inst.
you have been pleased 20 call on me
as one Of the Representatives Of La
fayette County, to make public my
views on the all absorbing questions
Of the day. To this call | most cheer,
fully respond. and through your paper
make known TO my. constituents, the
position occupy on che question Of
northern aggressidHs on the South,
and submission ,oE TesfStRnee on our
part. On this question, | kpoY meu
may honestly differ in pRinisn. who
are differently situated. 0Bs living. 10
the North or free States, and the
other living South or in a slave State.
In these cases = difference in locality
and interests. may we'll admit Of an
honest difference Of opinion. But
how, southern men, identified in inter.
ests, can differ in opinion on the slas
very question, is TO me most sI,rsor,
'dlpqry.
nat auS ttHatHNl VI We hclf hnq
dOings Of the last Congress has been
to aspgiys Thp southern population
from pathciPation in 1be settlement
with tbsir slaves. Of The ueEly aceuir.
ed territoIy from heSieo. none / pre-
sumo wAl deny. The aosuisiliOn OF
this immenss and EAluabs god region
was made By the common blood ana
treasure Of tho whole Union; bot the
abolition majOrrty having no identity
Of interest with the Souih have serred
upon the whole joint sroek and uppro
priated u 70 themselves, and eHniddea
the southern or slave -totding popula>
ton from emigraling with their slaves
70 the enjoyment and occupancy of
the tsrriloy acquired by them jojally.
The admission of Cabfornia as a
Stale without. frsi .hsviag bssa or.
ganizsd into a territory. by which
C0pgrsss could have had soCus oficiai
data as tolPoPglAiion; and he sena-
tors and representative admitted AZ
prescribed under the Coustitution.
(which requiroI hat fhs Senators
should Be elected By TIE legislature,
The organizer., 1850-11-02
JAMES BROWN.

Is TaEHE ,PHAcEl-A, corrcspbndsii
of ihs Southern Baptist, speaking 4
the affect OF the Omnibus measures
says,
. The tate 50 called Compromise, W
Tar from alaYing, has increased II,
slavery agitation. The Ie6der1 IN d,
North. are shouting loodly over tief
victories. and grumbiing fiercely d
their failure. fhey consider allm
their victory exeePtlBe fugitive slau
faw. and this. they VOW 10 Fepei!
Everywhere dOes me NorlhGoHaeni
Il. Oar exchange PApef= ptopAsJ
its repeal with the assurance Of or,
tainty. Aa informal meeting among
me Delegates Of the New York Bap.
tist State Convention pronouucss io'
Ia rpeA. We nope it will be repeal
ed and that right speedily. talasp
was a prvfeHee and could never b
enfotced. It's repeal will unite he
South and r6uSefer TO . sense Of hs
danger hff. Sevardlis hOs Glonsii
holding 10 the doctrine or a iaw highs
than the 0OHsIiIution. There an
thousands at Ii5e North who belsH
20 the expansion oftiIs hr1nan mind
who hold their notions of buna6iiI
e superior 10 the cohstitution-sT
sr shs Bible ipslE The WatchGS
and Reflector says that s'if our Co
stitutipn is too rigid 70 yield 70 ID
s1PaHdmg SDnviciious of The B0mH
mind as to what is humane OF eqit
ahhr, then y FiA b. hAnt asd demo
lshed bya power grsa1er than ilssh
VI this opipioa Aiio are the Indepss
deat Pad oiher Northsrn papers, Gut
thousands Of their readers. TbsH
show tod Pisinly thai the issus b.
coH'e. u vas obliged4o eome. .Ist
issue = Ssosssioh OF dsgradatiob, s''
'Eiih or degradation and The destrus
1ion o. lasiitutious, fanaiicitn tFie1-
phs' ane TsEslaiiph yieidflt0a a biGhh
RUE OF morality 7 --s A.
The organizer., 1850-11-02

GEs. .EOOrE's ArForNrNEEr.-h.
though tie public we'll know thst we do
not recognise in this gentlemah's erratie
eOuEss 10 c0pgTest, anything to approve,
but eSeything to eORasmn, still we desire
70 deal fairly Sib hinrand 10 give him an
opportunity to - generally head in his
defence. We therefore publish his sP-
POin,nsnis in our paper Hs win speak
hsrs, On Tussdsy The ih isat. There will
be sonvthiny less Ihah one b1,Ddred dis
tinguishe5 spssksrs present, who Ars fully
able 70 dasSsres'yps him on bic -u0indiHg
sssy." One. however wIll be all SuihoiSHr
and that man is-Roeer Barlsn-
The organizer., 1850-11-02

THE UNWERsITY-MEETING OF Thus.
TEu.-The Trustees Of the University,
.mctAtthis place. on Monday last Present
Young, Nsntress, Thompson, HOwry,
Brown, Pegues and Davis. WIN. s. Bur
noy, Of this County, was elected Steward.
No selection was made for the. CHAR uf
Assissan. Professor OF flGeOlsgy. THE Board
was in session two days, and adjourned
over 10 their regular time Of meeting in
Jolly 1851.
The organizer., 1850-11-02

The schedule Of the mail route from IIol.
ly SPriHgs to COfIeeville, has been chang
I'd. The mail comes down on Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays and goes up
on Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays.
MONDAY is now rest day. We don't like the
arrangement. We can see no gOOdsSeAsOn
why the rest day. should Abe changed from
Sunday % Monday.