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FROM TEXAS.
PnILApELrnIA, July L

FILADELTTIINj VUIJ III
Galveston papers Of the 10Th say that a
large meetinglo consider the recent action
of The people Of New Mexico, has been held
on the battle ground Of San Jocin;O--Ashbel
Smith presided.
Resolutions were passed 10 support the
government Of Texas, and 10 enforce juris
diction over The rebelions territory.
4 letter from Austin states that the latter
is convened for August 10 give the troops
tho advantage Of the summer for marching.
Steps are also being taken to organize o
company Of Volunteers for Santa Fe,
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TIE CABINET.
CINcrNNAr1

CINCINNATI, July 20.
The following are The Cabinet appoint
menis.
Sec Of State Daniel Webster, Of Massa
chuse;s.
Secretary Of War Edward Bates, Of M.s
souri,.
Sec, of hs Treasury-ThOnas Ccrwin, o.
r. 81 General l-- Hall, Of New
York
Sec. Of ae Ndry-WilIiam A. Grahrm, oil
N G..
Attorney Geaeral--J. J. CriIlenden, oI
Kentucky.
Sec. Of the Interior James A. Pearce, Of
Md
[1'he above came from Cincinnati, which
city ii reached per Morse's Line. We can
not vouch for the correctness oflhe report. -
Post,
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The celebrated Frederick Douglass, on
Friday evening last, delivered one Of his
J peculiar addresses to large audience, in the
Court House, Cadiz. Mr. De theme is the
same MS ithas been ior years. but we think
we never heard him advocate lwlh MS much
force as be did on Friday night. Most q
our people, while they differed with him in
sentiment, were constrained 10 accord to him
honesty Of motive, and great abilities as an
orator.
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Here are two whig papers, the Caoiz Sen
tinel and Knoxville Wing, out for Henri
Clay, and his compromise bill. 1.-THE repoi
published by the N. Z. Tribune be true, al
found in another column, Mr.. Clay is now
fhe President, and ruling spiri. at Washing
ton.-St. Clairsrille Gozctc.
or Parron Brownlow, of the Knoxville
Wing, in an able article in late No. Ct hi.
paper upon "HENRY CLAY" and his compro
mise bill, has the following. There is trul
in every line Of it, and we, too, "go for Henry
Clay,n and after him the man who last talk
ed to him. Editor Cddis Republican.
"Every sensible man in the country has
long since observed, that Mr. Clay is by nc
means welded 10 his plan, nor is he tena.
ciously anxious that the plan of the Commit.
tee of Thirteen shoHld be adopted. Ii is The
substance the ShadOp, he is in pursuit
Of And so long as compromise can be
effected, that will settle the controversy, re-
store peace and quiet 10 the county, and sat
isfy the grea! body OF the people, he will re
main content. lie comes forward with bis
plan, but says that he is ready and willing tc
receive with open arms, a better plan. Wha
more can be asked Of any mlu? Are his
reviers in Gen. raylor's Cabinet thus patri.
otto? No--they urge the feeble plan of the
Presidential plan which proposes to hand
over all the Territories TO the tender mercios
of military gorernm'Ht, in time Of peace,
and no other plan Will unite them!
II is feared that Mr.. Clay wishes 10 run
for the Presidency, in 1852 We do not be-
ieve that he desires or expects to he run -
But the other day, in reply to Senator Soule,
of Louisiana, he Propounded this inquiry, III
his emphatic tones. with a voice aud man>
ner, such only as Henly Clay can command
--"Wiiat on earth al my time Of life have |
TO expect, save the consciousness Of having
exhausted all my feeble abilities 10 save my
countrym If however, the people wish to
run him, or any position Of them, with Or
without Convention, we arc for him as
long as he lives, and after his dclth, we are
Tor the man who lest conyersed with bin
before bis death. When such man is out
of the way, we are for The Executor of his
last will and testament We we're for him
when the philadelphia Convention, Galphan
lied The Wing party by rc;nuaing Gen
AvaiIabiFty, and the result has shown our
sagaciiy, and the wisdom Of our coutse. Tho
Wings Of East Tennessee were for him, and
their Delegates 10 go for him, but
they disobeyeG nstruciions!"
0r5- Our neighbor Of the Gazette hns con-
founded the names Of the two papers pubs
shed in this county. The Cadjz RepaJii-
'an, but not the Sentinel, has the honor of
with Parson Brownslow in his adj
gocacy of Henry Clay, and his revilng Of
Gen. Taylor.
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SIEERIFF,S SALE.
Petition for P arlition.

William Moore,
VS.. n.. m go,
Catharine Moore,( te'i'io'i W ''''Noh'
ct. al.
DY virtue Of an order OF sale issued out of the
Ohio, and to me directed, will offer for sale in
front Of the Court House, in the town Of Cadiz, on
Monday the 18th day Of August next, between
The hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. M. and O'clock, p.
M. OF said day, the following described real cs-
tate, to wit Situated in the Township of Stock,
county of Harrison, State Of Ohio, and described
as follows; being section %, south west quarter
township II, range 5, in the Ste ubenyille Land
District, containing one hundred and G(ty-ninc
acres, and being the same trnct Of land OF which
Edward Moore, late OF said county, died, seized
Praised subject TO The dover of Calharine Moore
TO thesunl Of eighteenh hundred and twenty dollars
DAVID HILBERT,
July 10, 50-5L Sheriff Of Harrison county.
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Threshing Machines!

m ME Subscriber having commenced the Ma
III chine business in the Town ofJeaerson ltar-
rison county, Ohio, would inform the pnblic, that
be is fully prepared TO GIL all orders in his line Of
business, either making Or repairing, at the short
est notice, and in the best possible manner, al
chase. or 10 have old work repaired, will Gnd Il
to their advantage to call and examine work, and
ascertain priccs. SIMON BRICkER.
July n, tS50--3t
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GRAND LODGE OF ODD FELLOWS
PurLADELruiA, July II.

The Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows fp
Pennsylvania assembled here Yesterday ant
proceeded TO ballot for oificers-73l voting
The following gentlemen were elected:
W. g. MaSter--GEURGE MoRRIs,
W. ID. q. NV Ii. WHITE.
W. G.. S.-WM CURTIs.
W. G.. TT. KNOX MoRroN.
Grand Warden No choice
Grand Representative No choice.
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.RuMoRs, ETC.
WAsmINoToN, July N

HAsHFNVTUN, July II.
Nothing is known definitely ubou, the
Cabinei, except that all the present members
will go out.
The city isiull ofstrungsrs, all doing their
bestto get their favofiIes luiO Office.
The chances Of the Compromise Bill, with
some amendments, are improving.
Mr.. Clay has received numerous Letters
from South Carolina, mplonDe him 10 do
something 70 save The Uaion.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

Mn. PowELL:-Permit me, through yonr col
umns, to name JOSEPH REA, esqr., in conncc.
lion with the nomination for State Senator. Mr.
REA is one of our oldest citizens, is true Demo.
ocrat, anil has done good service in the cause oil
Democracy in by-gone years, II he should be
nominated by the Democrats Of the District, he
will certainly receive, as he always has done, the
free and full support of his party in
July 81, 1850. HARRISON COUNTY,
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PUBLIC SALE.

VKTILL be sold at public sale, on Friday, the
w 'hirtieth day Of August next, at ten o.
clock, A. ., the following personal property, viz:
One 9 year old c,lt, one Gold Lever watch, one
good Rife, one Buggy, two horse wagon, a four
horse do, about five hundred fine Sheep, Wheat
and Oats in the Barn, one day clock, and many
other articles not mentioned, The above des.
trbed property belongs to the estate of William
Grimes, late OF Cadiz township, Harrison county,
decd, and will be sold on the above day at his
lae residence by THOMAS d. GRIMES,
June "a, ls50-3t. Administrator.
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FOR GOVERNOR:
REUBEN WOOD,
OF CuyahogO.
FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS;
ALEXANDER ?. MILLER
Of Butler county.
TO THE DEMOCRACY or HARRlsol


The Democratic electors of the several
townships of HARRISON county will meet al
Aheir respective places of holding elections,
in primary meeting, on Saturday, tie l0h
day Of August neat, then and there 10 elect
THREE DELEGATES from each township, to
meet III COUNTY CONVENTION, in Ca
diz, on Tuesday, the 1871 day Of AugRss
neSt, al IL o'clock, NJ, 10 select suitable
county ticket 10 be supported by the Demo.
cratic party at the coming October election,
Also, said primary meetings will appoint
TWO delegates from each township 10 attend
the DISTRICT CONVENTION, composed
of the counties Of Harrison, Belmont and
Monroe, to nominate candidate for Com
gress, TO be Eeld at Morrstown, Belmont
county, on WEDNESDAY, the fourteenth
day of August. Likewise, they will choose
other Two delegates from each township, to
meet in SENATORIAL CONVENTION.
at Bloomfield, Jefferson county, on FRI
DAY, the sixteenth day of August.
The ticket TO be selected by the County
Convention comprises a candidate for Rep.
resentative, candidate for County Auditor,
n candidate for Recorder, candidate for
Commissioner, and candidate for Poor
House Director A Central Commit tee Tor
the year will, also, be appointed
Your Central Committee cannot too strong
ly impress upon the minds of their fellow
Democrats. the Importance Of full dolega>
ton in County Convention; and it is hoped
that no person will be selected al the pri,
mary meetings as delegates to either the
Couaty, Senatorial, OF Congressional Con
Ventjon, who cannot make ii a point to be !
present at The same
JOSEPH REA, Chairman
JOHN BEALL, Sec'y
Cudlz, July 6, 1850
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT!
The Copper, Tin and Sheet Iror
Business,
A A RON HOTT,

WTOULD iuCorm the public of Cadiz and
w Harrison county that he has commenced.
and intends to carry on, in the bolough OF Cadiz
the above mentioned business in all its various
branches.
lie has had considerable experience, as a work.
man, and will warrant his work to be at least as
good as can be made in the county.
Orders from distance, in his line of business.
will be thankfully received, and promptly attend
ed to.
IIt has for sale the most improved patt ern of
COOKING STOVES, which will be sold at low
prices, and warranted TO give satisfaction.
His place OF business issin the new building on
Warren Street, next door To M'Faddens' stoIe.
July "a, 1S50-tf.
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Mas. ABBY KELLEY FosrER, the gseai alb
oliIion lecturer, viii deliver discourse in
Cadiz On the 3OlhOf guly, at o'elaek, P. NJ
She will, also, speak in Geotgelown on the
following Thursday nj 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

John McClintoek,
VS.. = CL.
ElOnor McClintock,( '0"'"'''y'
CT. al.
TVNIlE said James McClintock and William
4 McClintock will take notice, that the said
John Met lintock has this day fled bill in chun-
cery in the Court of Cor mon Pleas of IIurrison
county, Ohio, against them and Elcaner McCin-
took, Margaret McCntock and Eliza McClntock,
the object and prayer OF which is to compel the
said Margaret McClintoch, Elza McClintoclS and
James McClintock toconvey to your complainant
the one equal sixth part Of the following premises
situate in said Harrison county, 10 wit: The north
west quarter OF Section 80, Township II, Range
s, in the Steubenville Land District, containing
l70 acres more or less; also, the west half OF the
souh east quarter of Section SO, Township 1,
and Range 8, in the Steubenyile Lnnd District
and also, the enst hall Of the south west puarier
of Section 80, Township II, Range S, in the Steui-
bcnville Land District and said bill contains Il
pIaycr nr such other and further relief as equity
and good conscience may require,
JsWETf PEPPARD,
Jaly 10, lS50-6L sols. for Complainant.
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LEG AL NoTICE-sALE orLAND.

u ME undersigned guardian Of Jnmes McCau-
4 ley hereby gives notice that in pursuance OF
az order from the Court of Common kPeas OF
Harrison county, Ohio, to him directed (or that
purpose, he viii, on Saturday. the goth day OF
July next, offer for sale at the nrcmisesin in Monfoe
township in said county the following real estate
Of the said james MeCauley to witt The easl
bali OF the north east quarter OF seetun scyrn,
Of township fourteen, Of range seven in the Steu,
benylle Land District, containing about 50 acres,
and at The SHINE time osd place, the dover in
tercsi OF MargaIet MoCanley in said premises vii
also be offered for sule.
June 10, ls50--5t THos. L. JEwETT,
Guardian.
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FROM CUBA.
WAsuINeroN, July H.

The National InteIligeneor Of this morning
says that information hss just been received
from Cuba, which promises most happy and
immediate termination to all difficulties be,
tween the authorities Of that Island and our
government, growing out Of the Lopez expe
ditiOn. 4 IN
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JOHN BEALL, Sec'y
Cudlz, July 6, 1850

CoNGREssIoNAL AND Senatorial CoN,
vENTToN --It will be seen by referring 10 the
call, that The Central Committee have ugered
to hold the Congressional Convention at
Morristown, on WEDNESDAY,, the 18th dav nl
August, and the Senatorial do. on the 18th
OF The same month, al Bloomfield.
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IENTTsTRY. We have neglected 10 inform
our readers that the Rev. JonN MoPFrr Of
Cadiz, has commenced the practice Of Den
tistry, in Cadz. His Office is in the new
building adjoining the store of Joseph s
Thomas, esq, on Main street, Mr.. MorFIr
has been regularly bred to the profession, and
enjoys the reputation Of excelling in it,
Those Of the citizens of Codiz and the coun
~, who require the services of an accom-,
plished Dentist, need not long be under the
9ecessity Of depending upon the occasional
visits Of persons from distance, but be al,
ways certain of obtaining the wished for as.
sistance by calling upon Mr.. Molfit.
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PROF. WEBSTER TO BE HUNG,
Execution 10 take place s1st August
B0sToN, Saturday, July 2Olh.

The case of Prof. JOHN ". WEBSTER.
recently in bearing before the Governor and
Council, has been decided.
lie is 10 be executed on. the 3lst day Of
August nest.
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FIRE.


A, RoOst g. Sons Foundty, Pourl street,
wns destroyed by FIRE last night. Loss $9o,.
O0Oi insured $4,000.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAcnINeToN, July II.
Mr.. Bentons speech is all the talk
especially his expose the bribery 10 Texas.
He has bothered The Compromise colsidera.
bly,.
There is considerable curiosity to heal
R usk's defence.
Rev. Gurley and family are sick.
Tho Union denies that all the composilors
on the public printing have been discharged.
II says they have furlough.
The unlavorable accounts Of Cholera a.
larrn some members, who talk of going home,
and there isa disposition to wind up the scs-
sion abruptly.
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O5-Ws like the sentiments oflhe follow.
ing quaint stonza, and commend il to back
bitter generally.
I" "What ale anoher's faults 10 me9
I've not a vulture's bill
To pick at every flaw see,
And mako il wider still.
lis enough for me TO know,
I've follies Of my own,
And on my houu the care boslow,
And let my friends alone,
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J.MEs rAnL.l
JAMEs rAuL.l [ruoNAs p.u,.
JAMES PAUL q co.
Importers g. Wholesale Dealers +,
Drugs, Chtmicals, Paints, Oils. Napol
Stores and Glass Ware, 1[aantactn- /.
crs IF Coach, Copal, Japan and
Leather Earaishes, Alcohol, Spts.
Nitre, and Sulp E6er.

No. asa MARKET sTRgRr, WHEELING VA.
RlE now receiving the larges, md most com
IN plete assortment ofull uniocs in thcir li,,e.
ever brought tothis market
Having superior advantage in their purchases.
they nre confident Of successful cOmpetition with
the eastern market, with addtionoitfanspoftat;n
and pledsclhemsclscs to sell goods lower than ev
or before offered in this city. Their sloek com.
pises tho following:
\ 4 l9ll and complete stock Of Dmgs, Me,licines.
snelipcais y and pharmaceutical preparations
Prints Of all kinds. ground and ungronnd. C1;ls
sperm, Whale, Tanners. Elephant. finsceil. Ol;,e
Lard and Caster Oils; Brushes; Paint. van,;sh
Whilcwash, Shaving, Hair, Uloth, BInoking iTnn'
.ncrs, Counter, Bath. Tnble and Stencil Bfs,shAs.
Dye slufls Of every description, AMI mansflotuf
ers' Fullcrs' aHd Hallcrs' Rrticles.
Every description Of Glassware al manaiactur.
efs prices June B, 1850.
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II will be seen that President FILLMORE,
almost before his illustfious predecessor is
cold in the grave, has selected an entire new
Cabinet, which gives strong indications Of a
complete change in the policy of the admin
IsIration. His accession to power is con.
sldered guaranty that the Clay Compro.
mise Bill, contemplating the admission Of
California, together with the forming of terri
torial government for New Mexico and Utah,
and the settling of the boundary between the
former and Texas on the line of the 31th
degree of North Latitude, will soon bo cons
summated. The consequence is that, many
Jealous Taylor non,aclionsls, as hostile us
they we'll could be to Clay and the Compro.
mise, have been suddenly metamOrphised
with the W armesl advocates of Mr.. Clay and
his measures. Such is The way of the world
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NJ OTICE.

A Ill persons owing the late iirms OF STE w
IA ART, MILLiCAN e. BENNETT, o.
STEWART g. KENNETH, will Gnd their noter
and accounts IN the hands Of $. b. SHoTwgLL, 70
collection, after the 20ih OF this menth. who viii
collect the Same according to Inv wilhoutfeapect
TO persons. JsTEW ARl
Cadir, Juno II, 1850
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New Firm
AND
STORE!!


MILLIGAN q Moore,
one door south of. S TaOnAs' Dry GoOassoss,
HAVE just received, and are now openiag
IL the largest and best assestmeHt Of
Groceries and Confectionery
ever offered 20 the public IN Cadiz They have
only space 10 enamerate some OF the ieading assi-
cles they have on hand; Cofee,k Tea .Suxar.
Chocolate. Molasses, Cheese, Water AMI Butter
Crackers, Pickles, Rice, Allspiee. Pepper Ginger,
Nuimegs, salaTatus, Indigo, AiRm, Starch, Can
dies, common and refined SJap. Shaving Cream,
Mackerel, Lake Salt, Herring, Hams, Shoulder.
Sides; Flour, an excellent article Oraages. Lem
oils, Raisins. Figs, Almonds, Filberts, Peanuts.
Walnuts, Cassia, Lemon Syrup, Candies, Liqiros-
ice, Blacking. fine Cigars, Tobacco, cantilc-wicI
ing, Batting, wool Twinc, Bed COrls Glass. Pow
der AMI Shot, Lead, Caps, Forks. Garden Hoo.
Brooms, Beaver Buckets, together with a hundn,.
articles not mentioned.
Their stock is entirely FRESH, and wac bousi.t
uron sIct terms MS will enable them to sell ms ly
ashny persons in the same business west Of ~.
mountains. Gil, examine and price cur arricl,.s.
and we will satisfy you that this is not an IN.
boast. but FACT.
They have. also, mu,lc arrangements by ,yI,,si,
their stock viii, at all times, be kept full.
MlLLIGANs& MOORE.
April p, ls50--tf.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1850-08-30
J. G.. WEATHERLY,
DRAPER and TAILOR
xk1N STREET.. PORT GIBSON.

MAIN STREET, PORT GIBSON.
RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens
II of Port Gibson and vicinity, that he
has lust received from New York, splen-
did assortment of Fine Black, Brown and
Green Cloths; Plain and Fancy Cashmere;
Black and Colored, Figured and Plain, Sa-
tin and Silk Vestings. &C.. which ne is
prepared to make up to order, into Coats
Vests and Pants, in accordance with the
latest fashions.
His Stock of Goods has been careful
" selected, and forms as handsome an as
sortment as has ever been brought to this
market.
Gentlemen wishing handsome and well
fitting garments, are requested to call and
examine for themselves. =.
TAILORING in all its branches Will
be carried on by him, and he warrants a
fit in all cases, whether he furnish the
material or not.
April l6, 1850, of'y
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1850-08-30

nlation, we may not approximate 1t near enough
for all the useful ends for which such information
is wanted To ascertain the maximum of
the South's losses, is more than | hope for
or shall aim at; but miniman1 and one large
enough to startle and amaze both North and
South, Except the close observers,) and sure
enough to bring to it the assent of candid minds
in both sections, do aim at, and mean 10 de-
monstrate and establish it, naugre the doubling
OF skeptics North or South.
NV materials are accessible to every body;
they are all contained in the United States
consus, and the several enumerations of the free
negroes in the several States, (funning through
a course of thirty years, commencing in 1870,
ending in 1910, )will embrace the entire range
of the calculation. The materials we have,
then, are enumerations oe this Class of the pop
ulation in each decennial cycle for these thirty
wears; and the materials we want are, its ag-
prepate increase, and its rate per cent. Of in
crease, in each Of the great divisions of the
country, the North, the Middle, and Western,
and the South, the whole time
The principle and the mode oS the operation
may be un:oded in trice: By taking the SIX
New England States as most remote from the
slave States and less influenced by accessions
from their fugitive slaves, and finding their
rate per cent, Of increase; and then by taking
the six original slave States, where the free
negroes of the Union dwell in the largest
numbers, and have thriven most, and finding
a rate per cent of increase there, the compar-
| ison between the two ought to give us a safe
mean. TO measure the aggregate natural IN
crease in both sections Now, taking that mean
and applying it to the seven Middle and Yves.
tern States, five Of which border upon, and
the two others are most accessible to, the slave
States,) we may fairly conclude that the ex'