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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-12-16
Virginia Lot. Glass M, to be drawn 18th Dec
IS Nos, Is drawn.

Tickets 20 halves TO; quarters
~ Orders for certificates of Packages, single
Tickets and Shares, in any of the above schemes
addressed to the undersigned, will receive the
most prompt attention, and an account of each
drawing forwarded as soon as it is received.
Packages, Certificates, and single Tickets for
sale by
Richmond, Virginia.
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The RAILROAD RIor.-The Cumberland AL
leganian says that eight or ten Germans We're
shot, several of whom have since died, in the
late riot on TIE 45lh section of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. 1t learns from correspon-
dent that it was an attack made by the Con-
naught men against all others, whether German,
irish or English-they having determined to
monopolze the whole work to themselves
Orders have been issued to discharge all the
Connauqht men on the line
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CCASUMfllUNs
The annals of medical science, aHoTding as they
do ample proof of the powers and value OF ma
medical agents. have furnished no examples to
compare with the salutary effects produced by
"AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL."
The remarkable cures of diseases Of the lungs
which have been realized by its use, attested as
they are by many prominent professors and Physl'
clans in this and foreign lands, should encourage
the afflicted to persevere with the strong assurance
that the use of the ssCHERRY PECTORAL"will
relieve and ultimately cure them
We presentto the public unsolicited Testimonials
rom some of the first men in our country, upon
whose Judgment and experience implicit confidence
may be placed.
DR. PERKINS President Ve,mont Medical College,
one of the most learned and intelligent physicians
n the country considers it ''composition OF rare
excellence for the cure of that formidable disease
Consumption"
Norwich, April 26, 1916.
Dr.. c. Ayer-Dear Sir-Agreeable to the
request Of your agent, we will cheertully state what
we have known of the effects OF your CHERRY
PICTORIAL, and they have been astonishing in
deed. Mrs Betsey Streeter had been afflicted with
a severe and relentless cough, which reduced her
very low so that little hope could be entertained
OF her recov cry. Numerous remedies had been
tried without effect before the CHERRY Pee
TORAL. And that has cured her. George Wat
knson, Esq, had to our knowledge been afflicted
with Asthma, for eleren years, and grown yearly
woree, until the CHERRY PICTORIAL has now
removed the disease and he is as free from any of
the symptoms as we are. The Rev Mark Dane
had been so severely attacked with the Bronchitis,
as to disable him from his duties, and nothing
had afforded HIM relief. until !. (Mr. Thornmg,)
carried him bottle of your PICTORIAL, which
cured him at once, and he now othciates as usual
in his place.
These are three of the cases in which we have
known it successful, but never to fail We have
great pleasure in certifying TO hese facts and are
respected sir, your humble serv ants,
REV. DAVID THORNLNG,
HON. JOSEPH BATTLES
Among the distinguished authorities who have
given their names orecommend CHERRY Pee
TORAL, as the best remedy that is known for the
Affections Of the Lungs are The London Laucet ;
"Canadian Journal of Medical science,,' Boston
Medical and Surgical Journal ''Chanestown Is.
C.) Medical Review" New Jersey Medical Re-
porter Prof. WEBSTER, Harvard College, Prof.
BARTLETT, Pennsylvania University of Medicine,
President PERKINS, Vermont Medical Coltege, DR.
VALENTINE MORT, New York City, PARKER
CLEAvELANp, Bowdoin College, Prof: BUTTER
FIELD, Wilioughby College, Ohio. Prof. BRAITH-
WAIT, Leeds (Eng) Medical School, SIR RIcHARD
KANE, Queens College, Ireland, Prof RosENnAUM,
Leipsic.
The ps,tiic have but to know the virtues and
astonishing success of the "CHERRH PECTO-
RAIL- in curing diseases OF the Lrngs, when they
will feel secure from these dangers, whenever this
remedy can be obtained.
PREPARED BY AVER, CHEMIST, LOWELL, MASS
es- For sale by THOs, p. ESKRIDGE, Drug
I gist, staunton, Virginia, April 5 6M
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Trust, Sale.

10y virtue Of Deed of Trust executed to the
- undersigned by Peter Linn, and Esther Linn
his wife, and Archibald M. Linn, (and for the pur-
pose therein specitied) which deed is Of record in
the County Court Of Augusta, and bears date the
4th day ofNovember, 1913, shall on Monday,
the 2srd day of December, 1850, IN the town OF
FisheIsville in Augusta County, proceed to sell to
the highest bidder for cash, the following Real and
Personal Property embraced in said deed, VIZ:
A Lot in said town of Fishersville, containing
IA of an acre and 20 poles, being the same pur-
chased by the said P and A. M. Linn at sale
made by John T. Arnall as Com, under decree
of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery
for Augusta County.
Also the following personal property in the pos
session of said Peter Linn to wit: head OF Hor-
SEES, 4 head of Cattle and their increase, Is head OF
Hogs and their Increase, Wagon, and pair OF
horse Gears, Shovel P!oughs, big Plough,
Beds and Furniture Clock and all the other
Household and Kitchen Furniture OF the said Peter
Linn.
Also all the right, title and interest now held by
the said Peter Linn and wife and Archibald M.
Linn in and to certain tract Of Land devised orig
inally to the said A. M. Linn by James Mcclure,
lying near the town Of Fishersville whether the IT,
tie TO said land be in the said Archibald nj. Linn,
or in the said Esther Linn in the said Peter Linn
and wife. ,.,,@.
Acting as Trustee shall convey such title as Is
w. H. HARTMAN, Trustee.
December 2 1S50.-3t.
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FAIR

vF,HE Ladies of the Episcopal Congregation
Il will hold their annual Fair at the Corpora
ton Hall on Monday night, 23d of this month
They will offer TO their yisiters the usual variety
of articles-and to those who love good eating a
first rate supper-with an abundance OF Oysters.
Stanton, Dec. TO-
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LAND BouNTIEs.-Und the Bounty Act of
Sept. 29th 1850, some twenty odd thousand cases
have been filed, ard about eight each day are
registered at the Pension office. The Secretary
OF The Interior estimates the whole number of
applications that will be made under this law
at 100000. II his estimate be correct, not over
one-tenth are yet filed, and upon those filed not
a single warrant has issued, nor will issue as we
are informed, till the LIST of January next. from
this fact may be inferred something of the mag
nitude of the transaction of the act of Congress.
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IMPORTED SEGARS.

SIXTY THOUSAND Spanish and half Spanish
- Segars-a good article, old and mild.
$4,000 Fine Havana do, of the most celebra-
ted brands.
10000 Fine Old Principe-superior 10 any
ever sold in this market.
10000 Domestic Seears Of ALL GRADES, some
very fine and old.
10000 Regalias from IS TO a5 dollars per thou
sand some OF gerry superior quality:
c. T. COCHRAN y co.
Nov. 25, 1850.
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EaEe. .EsGS. .yDEK.V'SE'CsSss
Dental Surgeon,

MOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of
w Situation and vicinity, that he has taken
rooms at the Virginia Hotel, where he will at
tend to all branches of Mechanical and Surgical
Dentistry in the most approved method. Ladies
will be waited on at their residence if desi,ed.-
references can be given.
Stanton, Dec. 16.-3t.
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u" The value of the Slave property in the
United States, is computed at thousand mill
ions Of dollars
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THE Bounty LAND BILL.-It is stated that
two-thrds OF the members OF Congress seem to
have determined upon amending the Bounty
Land Law of last session, 10 allow the transfers
Of warrants before location,
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LE.NT,EzEEs.

OV SIDES Best Spanish Sole Leather,
8 Dozen Prime Calf Skins. Also,
Upper Leather, just received and for sale at the
lowest rates by JNO. BRANDEBAykG,
Stanton, Nov. 25.
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NOT ]. ], g..

T HAVE removed my Law Office, for the pres
| ent, to the one occupied by CHEsLEY KINNEY
next door 10 N. X. Trout.
pledge myself to give strict and faithful atten-
ton to all business entrusted to me, and to exert
myself to bring suits, in which may be employed,
to speedy and successful termination.
ROBERT p. KINNEY.
Dec. 9.-Spec copy-6t.
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MAR RIED,

Near New Hope, Augusta County, on Thurs
day, the 9Th inst, by the Rev. VIM. Brown, Mr.
HENRY L. EAKLE to Miss MARY JANE JOHNSON,
both of Augusta.
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{ AW PARTNERSHIP.

"A. XT. Ez TUAEaY g. o. e. YOUNG
NEAVE. associated themselves in the prac-
u u ,ice of the Law, under the firm and style OF
STUART & YOU'VE. The partnership is formed
for all the Courts holden at Staunton, for the ou-
perior and Quarterly Courts of Rockingham, and
the Superior Courts Of Rockbridge.
ID. S. YOU'VE will give prompt and faithful at
ten,ion to any business that may be oonfided to the
firm, and will confer and advise with Mr.. Stuart
during his residence in Washington, which, ii
not protracted beyond two years-wiil not pre-
vent his personal appearance before the Courts in
all ltigated causes, as they can scarcely in the
present state of the dockets, be called before the
lapse of that time.
0c- d. S. Young occupies Mr.. Suart's office,
and may be found there duriag business hours.
Staunton, Dec. 2 lS5O.-tt.
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A DJUTANTS of Regiments in the 18Th Bri-
"A gade, Fifth Division of Virginia Militia,
will hereafter make their annual returns 10 Maj
JAMES warren, Brigade Inspector, whose Post
Office is Potts Greek, Allegheny county.
By order of Brig Gen. LAYNE,
JNO. LEWIS PEYTON,
Dec2 Aid-de-Camp.
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TO PAINTERS.
Buck Gloves.

VUsT RECEIVED, another lot Of those fine
~ Gloves, HEAVY:
Stanton, Dec. 9, 1850.
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ESSI'I} A Y,

.4ugusta County Court Clerks Office 10 Wit:
fg,AKEN up by John Jones of Augusta County,
l. on the 9th day Of November, 1850,
BLACK STEER, with white back and belly
marked with crop off the lett ear and slit If
he same, supposed to be three years old and sp
praised to 50, 90.
An Extract from the Record)
Teste,
w. d. TROUT, D. c.
December, 9, 1850.
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Seven Negroes
AT PUBLIC SALE,

m CIaUHtUH3 DtCeIlUeT 20 TOW
-OO.-.OO--
r WILL sell that day, if not dispos ed of priv
l. ateIy before that time
Severn Negroes,
belonging to the estate Of Judge SMITH, to wit -
two men, both good dining room servants, and one
woman, who is good cook, with four Children
They are all young and very likely.
II sold privately credit of nine months will be
given if publicly. the cash will be required.
HERRING CHRISTIAN,
Exec'r OF DANIEL SMITH, decd,
Dec.9, Is5o.-Spec copy.
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'K>HOSE persons who have been waiting for
II miniature cases suitable for sending by mail
are respectfully informed that they have arrived,
Also, another lot of Fancy Book Cases, richly
gilt, suitable for holiday presents. An assott-
ment of Gold Lockets and Breaslpins always on
hand. Pictures taken, as usual, by an original
process in few seconds time, without regard
to weather, and warranted not to fade Call at
Wader's Daguerrean Gallery at the Virginia
Hotel.
E. WALLENSTElN Valdez.
Stanton, December l6, lS50.--tt.
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received supply of Sage, pre-
~ pared and ready for use.
HARPER s. KINNEY.
Staunton, Dec 9, 1850
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VVElESKEY,

Do BBLS. Prime Onandago Wf1ISKEy fol
SO sale by the Dbl! or less, by
JOHN BRAKDEN(RG.
November "a, 1850.
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Ell aQlling

rI,HREE HUNDRED Barrels of Flour to
scottsville-one half at Hangers Mill and the
Q her hall in store, apply Immediately to
WHITE & CO.
Staunton Dec, 8, 1850.
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J. w. MAURY & CO.,
MANAGERS, RICHMOND.VA.
LOTTERIES.
December, 1850.

Del. Lot Class 81, to be drawn 18th Dec. 6S
Ios 10 drawn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-03
Sporting Intelligence.

CFrrrE'nLs CovssE, L. I-THortrsa. trottinr
match for $500 milo heats best three in ave in bar
ness, viii come OF this afternoon, between two well
known nsgs They Will make good race
B.LriNoSs, July 2 1850
Lcdy Stlycit and lazy MoScog
There was great assemblsge Of spectators ye.ter.
day at the Baltimore trottng course TO witness tine
race, two mile heats, in harness between r. m
Lady Suffolk and b. IN. Lady Moscow; and seldom
mas been witnessed more beautiful sport The arst
heat was most exciting and though noby con.
tested BY Moscow, was won by Lady sunolr Time
e.a The second beat was won by Mo7oow Time s.
And the third hest by Lady suffolk Time, 5:16 All.
'nough INC purse was won by Lady Suffolk. u was
plain TO all present that she her victory rather
the cunning OF her driver than 20 her osp sped and
bottom ON both the first md last heat Lady Moscow
seversl tmes took the lead and would have been able
To- maintain ~ had u not been for the cracking OF tbe
whip q the driver u Suffolk, which Invariably caused
hrr 10 break and lose ground Suaolks driver appa-
rently knew the failing 81 Moscow In this respect and
whtn hard pushed each stretch the flourish Of his
whip was invariably looked for by the spectators and
always had the intended effect
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Fosrth Of July.
PROGRAMME OF me DETERMINATIONS OF THE FOURTH

PROGRAMME OF THE CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH
OF JULY.
The Military under the command of Major General
Sanford, will form the Battery at O'Clock, aud
after passing through several streets will be reviewed
by the Mayor and Members Of the Common Council at
IL o'clock, A. NJ.
The various Church bells throughout tho City will
be rupg from TO- O'Clock A. NJ, from IL to 1, and
TO O'Clock, i. NJ.
There will be n display Of Fireworks in the even
ing In front of the City Hall under the direction
OF Mr.. Hail. and NJ adison Square, epd at Hor-
lem under the charge Of MIR J. W Hadheld; Tompkins
square and the Bowling Green by Mr.. Stanton, CON-
xnencing at So o'clock
There will be band Of music at each OF the above
places who will perform from easly in the evening
Al the close of the fireworks.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
alderman. Asst. aldermen.
GEo. il. FEASKLIr, JApEs AcEERMAs,
SAMi DELANATER, Gears JuDsoN,
JsrAs u. CoNCKLtN, A. A. AIroRD,
JAcon y. OAKLEr, ID. Z. sAMMis,
JEDEDIAH MILLER. ID. J. BARR.
WILLIAM ADAMS,
Comnss'r ofRepairs and Supplies
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From Washington.
OUR SPECIAL. TELEoRAPHc DESPATCH.

OUR HEcLu' TELEGRAPHlC DESPATCH,
WAsBIrGroy, July 2, 1850
The United States steamer vixen left here yestar-
day, a. informed you in my last for the West India
squadron bearing sealed dispatches requiring the
American squadron in that quarter to enforce the De.
mand Of the for the release Of the Amer
can prisoners.
The i. o. OF. ofPennsylhvania contributed. during
the month Of June four hundred dollars for the Wash
ington monument and the officers and cadets q est
Point subscribed three hundred dollars for the
purpose.
some changes have been made In the departments,
recently. -Four clsrks-two wings and two democrats
were appointed In the department OF the Interior
and several in the Treasury department, the number
ofvhom have not ascertAined
Orders have been issued from the War Department
to increase the rank and he Il The army In acc,rd.
anoo with tie late act Of Congress
The amount Of Treasury notes outstanding on the
fret Of July met, was $3.50 sso
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Mn. Eprros Under the Panorama Of New York
Steamboats I notice or two omissions Tho
principal boat to Astoria 90 the Astoria leaving
New lork IRON Peek slip y % Q A. NJ az aud
81 landing ct Ravenswood. The bland city,
leaves ieck slip for Flushing at A. ~ and =, NJ,
through With ut landing The elegant steamer John
NeileoD leaves Barclay street pier for New Bruins
wick and intermediate landings, daily at 3 p NJ
These boats are not noticed in your paragraph And
AZ you requested TO be informed II you had omitted
sny send you this notice There T. also ferry from
Astoria to lOoth street, running two beats
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movement Is on foot in Boston, 10 erect a monu-
mont TO the memory u che late Capt Sturgis Of tho
revenue service.
hne Telegraph Il about 70 be established to ex.
tend iros ~ Louis through the towns on the hissou
ri river ~ '"
Samuel Smith vas the only Revolutionary soldier
VINO attended the late celebration st Bunker hill
The wheat harvest in Maryland IL now on hand
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Passengers In the Steamship Europ..

MI ana Mrs hooNe two children and nurse; Mr. and Mrs
Smonds and servants Mr. and Mrs Reynolds No and Mrs
NriapaS CO Famsr lady daughter sad NJ and Mr.,
Irret and feryant Mrs Ssrovi Nes.rs Hdk1rn Mclean
Reilly, Psnrtot. Ackroud Lowry Justine ycrret Norrs
nhcte Wrny Gsitlealox, haltos Thurgar Bates Ashton
,dvrF.ton Day; R9senfedt Bgtterheld Campbell Ayros
Dean kintosh, HaBnister, Perkins, Rosenburg
Suc.a.. MenIy stored. Mard.n. Rr Ilreln
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Superior Court.
GENERAL rERN.

Before Judges OsKLsr, Pass and CamrpstL
JuLr The calendar was called, and one or two
arguments being heard, the court adjourned ct an
early hesr. The court announced that they WOULD
commence 20 csll the calendar this morning (wedres
dyl a second time, and that defaults could be then
taken but after that, any cause would be heard hs
consent Of parties.
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shipping Intelligence.

Passed TIE Sound, June Sth "Foneow" from st Peters
burg Tor York; also Orno from kononehurss Spoken
May gun Cafthase Boston 70 Calcutta st2j Ion IS
" Warrington Irving, a. Liverpool, June 2lst
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From Halifax.

HALwAz, July a-31i PM
The Wind stin holds to the eastward Nothing
further from the "viceroyn but shall probably have
intelligence tomorrow
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Coshor PLEas.--A AN odd numbers from SCI Z. COS
10th inclusive. Part 2-5ts, and all even numbers
nom go 70 coo, both inclusive
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-09-18

Is The Richmond Wing announces that JOHN
ScorT Esq, of Fauquier, has purchased an interest
in the Wing, and will hereafter be associated with
the Messrs. HEATH in the editorial management oil
the paper. Mr.. ScorT is known 10 us as gentle
man of fine talents and requirements.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-09-18

Tue CENTRAL RA,LRoAD.-A special meeting of
the Stockholders of the Central Railroad Company
will be held at Louisa Court House, on The l7lh OF
October, to consider the questions connected with
the prosecution of the work between Staunton and
Coving on, and also the best means of expedng the
compIetion of the road on the East side of the Blue
Ridge to the tunnel. The meeting has been called
at the request of the agents Of Monroe and Green
briar counties, who have subscribed the sum OF Sl0O
900, The amount required to ene the Company TO
the subscription of the State 1t is suggested that all
the counties interested in the extension of the road
TO the Ohio, send delegates TO the meeting, to whom
free tickets will be given on the occasion.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-09-18

O. A dinner was lately given to Senator FoorE,
at Warrenton, Fanquier County, in testimony Of the
high appreciation in which he is held by that COM
munly personally, and of appreciation Of his devo-
ZION TO the Union. Gen. FooTE is a native Of Eau
,r;sr. and Wings and Democrats united in doing
IL, honor on the occasion. No one has risen more
!, nubl;c estimation recently than this Senator. From
regarding him as smart demagogue SIMPLY we have
harmed TO resoect him as statesmen and patriot
. ~ We learn from the .4dvOeate that the popula-
hon Of Charlottesville is 1852. ms increase SINCE
1910 j. considerable.
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g. We would be glad to see our friend :. 49,.
the next time he comes 10 town, when we will ex-
plain to hin Why his communication does no. appear
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-09-18

THE FUGITIVE SLAVE BILL.-The passage of this
bill by Congress is source of more pleasure 10 us
than almost any event of the Session. The difficulty
of retaining fugitive slaves, although the right is
soemnly guaranteed by The Constitution had become
great practical grievance, which the Southern peo-
pie could not longer submit TO. We therefore hail
the passage Of the bill, not only, in the language Of
the National Intelligencer, ''!he 6th act in the
great drama of Pacfcalon," but as securing TO us
our lust rights of which we have long been deprived
1.-The North" SAYS the Richmond Republican, snow
exhibits disposition to stand by the Constitution,
and if her people carry out practically the spirit Of
the law lately passed, there will be no farther ground
of complaint upon the subject OF fugitive slaves
Should such law as this be imperative, will then
be evident that no legislation can reach and cure the
evil of which the South complains. But we have
better hopes of the result of this law The spirit
which dictated its passage in body having North
eru majority, will dictate the observance Of ingood
faith by the Northern people"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-09-18

ANOTHER RuMoRED CUBAN ExPEDITIoN-lhere have
been umos flying about for some time pssfof a'ohe e1-
petition being formed for the purpose of Invading Cuba.
The N Y correspondent Of the Philadelphia Inquirer
says:
III heard to-day from person who assumed to know all
about The subject that they are true that an immense
of money has raised for the purpose and that many
as seven thousand men have already been enlisted for the
purpose of making another descent on that island
'.The gentleman is recently from Havana and in addi-
ton to what he said in reference TO The rumnred expedition
informed me that least thirds of the people in Cuba
are opposed any further political eonnsxon with SPAIN"
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TIE NASHVILLE CuNvENTIoN-We are glad to see
nv recent papers that The election Delegates To the Nash
Vile Convention are going on. That body meels by ad
iournmeni six weeks after Congress adjourns-and will
therefore convene about the middle of November next We
hope will then contain large representation of the South
ern States, 50 40 10 be great Southern CongessSo'@h
srn Press.