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The press in the southern States s calling upon Mr.
Fillmore to act with more energy II is invoking
MN 10 issue warning proclamation. In this decisive
position we are happy to find two very decided wing
mpes-ths Petersburg Integencer and the Fredericks
sug News There is no hating, shvering, or backing
oa'n them The Petersburg Intelgencer calls upon the
President in the most emphatic and thrilling terms to do
DIS duty BY the constitution and the laws;
The President kwops, everybody ksoscs that the law
~ Deen nuled In Boston that two citizens OF the south,
VINO visited that city Ia quest Of their property, were pre-
ned rom arrestng their slave, and bringing him up 1or
examination his identity mprisoned under noo
on false prctences and Afterwards held excessive bail,
md finally In for their lives, had leave the CRY with
owl their properly These facts the whole
county The South then has right to look 70 the Pfes
cent Tor the application Of this remedy, which alone
ave the Union for. as certain as the sun shines, the
sort TO the second and that 10 secession from the Union II
VIII not do talk Of the South about general
prevalence Of conservative opinions and feeling the
NORTH Il to us the value OF brass
wheher the law IL nuifed by multitude by squad
T million Of men by dozsn. In the one and
In the other the result the same We cheated OF our
property the constitution Is notified and the contrac,
which bound together havog been violated BY Of
we parties TO II. has ceased 10 be binding ON any"
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UEIos AND SOUTHERN RIGHTS NOMINATIONS The
friends OF the Union and southern rights in Gwinnett
county have nominated Richard ID. VIM, Thomas W !.
Alexander, Levi koveless, and James P. Simmons; in
Jones county, the Hon. Robert " Hardeman and Francis
Hasca in Jack county, Col Giles Mitchell and Saml
Thurmond; in Crawford county. Dr. William Mathews
and Rev Dolphin Davis; in Twiggs county, Haywood
Hughes and DR.. Thomas j. Johnson in Sumter county.
the Hon. WIN. H, Crawford and Hon. Eward r Brown.
late democratic eector the Cass and Butler ticket in
Macon county, Nathan Bryan and VIM. H. Robinson
and u Randolph county, Hon. William Taylor, John
Hendrick, H q. Johnson, and B. H. Rice.
Thus the work goes bravey on The friends OF the
Union and the South arousing themselves 10 the great
duty before them. They the alert everywhere,
nominating the ablest democrats and wings in their ranks,
and pledgng themselves TO stand by the South and the
Union. We hazard but little in saying the Union AID
southern-rghn puiy will sweep the State by such
oriiy never obtained before The signs from the
interior not be mistaken So dishearened the
disun,onisfs, that in large number OF the counties
they have failed 10 make any nomination. They have
fled before the storm Of indignation which their dark
schemes have raised among the honest hearted yeomanry
OF the country II the people will but continue to do
their duty. they will carry the convention by majority
OF two 10 one auonnah Republican, Nov. 4.
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McDosoeHs wrLL-It IL sad that the heirs of the late
John McDonog in Baltimore will certainly contest his
will They perhaps Of the fact that Mr. Mo.
Donogh, the time Of writing his WILL consulted the
distinguished and learned counsel In city to the e
galy OF every CLAUSE OF It. This have from lawyer
who the legal and confidential adviser Of Mr.. MELON
ogh The parties therefore. contrasting the will apt
TO have a uphill business Of itNsD Orieaws Cosrfr
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALTMoKE, Nov. s-5, p. m.
Cold Wsala.-Faiss Rumor-Ths Nsp York Else.
tion-Ssynour elected Governor
Coaks and overcoa arc In great demand to-day a. win
ice and snow close at hand.
The announcement Of the sudden death of william II.
Tuck ESQ, OF Prince Georges county Anna polls whilst
In attendance delegate the convention which found
way my yesterday well our city pa
pers, turns be vertabe hoax ascertain
for what obisc put into circulation but certain is
that Mr. Tuck last evening only In good health. but
was taking part in the debates in the convention
On Thursday IL positively announced that Seymour,
the democratic candidate, elected governor OF New
York by nearly 2Os0 majority Yesterday the announce
men came with equal certainty of the Of Hunt, tho
whg candidate by 1000 majority and to day the telegraph
that corrections in WING reported msoriies have
placed Seymour in the advance about 500 votes and that
ha are ten to in favor Of his election The vote
WI" doubtless be very close but from the fact that do
spapch from the Tribune office this afternoon
Seymonrs election, he is pretty surely the next governor
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MIcHIeAs AND WrcoSsN. The result OF Fridays
election in both OF these States shows that the democ-
racy fortunate they expected and they
deserve 10 be In both. the regular democratic candi
or volunteers Gov Doty chosen from his present dis.
trct in Wisconsin. and largely supported by the demo-
Nc r,;, W;ch;"s ~ hn, ons d.ncrs, ~ ,hs
present Congress-the steady and accomplished Bue
and he is defeated because OF his bold and manly
in favor OF the constitution Ia the present Congress
Wisconsin has but representative who acts with the
democratic party. and he e Governor Doty.
Tprnnsuitdninn
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WASHINGTON, ID. o., Nov. 7.-Charles f. Mir, democrat
in the office Of Indian affairs has been appointed TO tbs
chie cerkship pcs Daugherty removed "a part Of ouI
de;PsSSh oa !. here %
cierkshp In the Census office.
A circular has been issued from one Of the de-
psrmenu which requires applicants for Office 70 DO
ned by heads Of bureaus Great umbage has been taken
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rELEGRApHro aEroaTs FOR THE UNION.
Destructive Ere

LocKPoRr Nov S.-The most Destructive Bre thar ever
visited our village broke out in large brick
building known Merchants Block corner OF Maine md
Cottage streets, about 10 o'clock last night The block was
occupied by Mr.. Curtis drug stoe-loss not vet az.
cenained insurance 81 600 Messrs Hingueberg groce
ry and provisons-very litte saved insurance $1,000
Unoccupied store-pTopery Of Thomas Bank. Balon and
Campbell, propetors OF the Democrat lose everything.
their books and their regular weekly edition. which
ready for ccuationoss 81 800; incurred for $500
Mr. Balon lost, in addition, valuable library. The
Eiey. lawyers; Mr.. H. Davis, justice Fsssett and
Holmes, physicians Walter Holmes losses
insurance cannot ascertain The property
owned abroad with the ofhe corner stoe which
had been recently purchased by Messr Kngsberry Viii.
sons shoe and E. Chubbucks jewelry store
slightly damaged. .#e @
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Wisoonsin.
OrYlcE or the WISCONSIN,,
Mtlwauk ie Novaunha a IS

Wisconsin.
OrYcE or the WIscossIs,
Milwaukee, November 3, 1850.
Below send you full returns from the election held
In this Stale Tuesday.
In the LIST district, Charles Dnrkee, the present incun-
bent, is elscted Congress by about 800 majority
Milwaukee county gave ,4U majority Tor Andrew E. e.
more, (dem The wings however, generally voted for Mr.
Durkee.
In the I'd district Eastman tdem 10 elected over Cole
(whig,) but his majority Is not at present known.
In tbs I'd District James ID Doty independent democracy
10 reelected by two thousand ma putty.
The legislature largely democfstic being
twenty msori'y joint ballot. which the election
United States senator in the place Of the Hon Henry
Dodge, the present democratic incumbent
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ELECTIONS.


was once quaint saying in Pennsylvania. that :. no
one could tell who would be the governor unM after he
election" But seems in New York difficult 10 know
who the governor even after the election The contest is
very close. The last intelligence in the Baltimore Sun is
teegraphc. and is the latest being on Friday night II
says
beyond ali speculation that Wash ingon Hunt (whirl Is
elected governor by about 1000 majority.
uncertain Cornell the whig candidate although the
Union ticket was no, on the ant.rent ticket with Mr..
dida,e. who was on the anti.rent ticket is elected"
The New York Express Of Friday evening has the fol-
lowing paragraph about the election;
"THx In THE STATE We are not able to state
with reliable accuracy who governor go close Is the vote
in the State The returns look much better than they did
twenyfour hours ago, when we gave up all but
rssSy ss M n write
In the antirent dsrlc but enough make the
losses sustained in this city where however happy
% say the yo,s sgsins. him y thousand loss than
or the of this close vote we have nothing to add
anew 10 what was before stated. We trace them directly
Journal the Tribune. and the enemies the national adj
instraon In the whg ranks Az tho result Of the cleo
and show where and how the wing candidate
has iost Thousand, and thousands Of votes.
ed have come in making Il almost certain that
Hunt il. after ali. defeated The wings at Albany last
al hope e that the two counties YET remaining 10 be
heard irom-Aleghany and Ulster-voe the they
skin Of the teeth We have our doS ~ the
The Express gives the following summary for Con.
gress:
Old, or sis, Congress 81 D'I f''ei'0i
New, Or SD Congress is 10
The wings are said to have majores in both houses
Of the Legislature
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The editor OF the Hamilton Butler county, Telegraph
publishes the following letter, received by him from his
brother in California:
"sAs FsAscrco. (Csl..) Sept 10, 1850
"We have had hard time Of here In the money
during the past month, and many large houses have
failed The credit system Is creeping into the profession
and although business s plenty, difficult coll
Iect have now three hand, where success In
either would give much ss want
" This city Is improving more rapidly than any city In
the world The extensive improvements have been
made In every direction you left The city Is fast
Out the bay and large and extensive business
have been erected five hundred yards from the Shore
on line with the prncpa streets and yet while all this
is going on, money commands 10 and IL per cent per
sponfh
:. The miners successful this year last.
Upon OF the rivers nothing Is found doubt very
much whether the average will be 81 per day This
perhaps have salusry effect upon the Ssie as IL will
drive The mechanics their trades and the farmers to
rculrure. Thousands leaving the mines and seeking
employment In the cities. lr.
mi Kinder = spoken Of q, candidate for the es's-
"JoHN d WELLER"
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dttelnnf al Bank Robberu.

ALBANY, Nov. San attempt made on last Wsdnes-
day evening to rob the Back River Bank Pfooervic,
Ludlow, Vermont. The robbers forced
through the vault but did succeed in removing the do
posites.
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sARTAIN's MAGAZINE.

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UNcHf Lanehi Luneh John sCHAD, Of the wssh-
u ngton House, between 11h t2h Streets
specially fisnds public generally NAT
lunch win b prepared he house every bsfween and
Nov. p-scdN f&IfIeHNs
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90 The annual meeting OF tho Female Union Be-
nevoent and Employment Society will be held the evening
Tuesday, the 18th instant o'clock in the Fourth
Church, 9th Addresses will be delivered by several
The public are invited TO attend. Nov l6-I
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IFE John Randolph OF Roanoke, by Hugh A.
IL Garland 2 volumes, svo., portrait -
The Queens Of England Series Of Portraits OF Distinguished Fee
male soyereigns, engraved BY the most eminent artists with bio
graphical and hisionca sketches by Mrs. strickland.
Second Reader; by Roemer, Mezzofanes
History Geography ofhe Middle Ages by George W. Greene
Cells, New York ground and underground by a. O.
Foster
TAYLOR q MAURY,
Nov 10 booksellers, near On street.
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MosrrKIiEa, Cvt,) Nov. Skinner has beaten Lyman
(whg) by about 80 votes Both wings and both
lar abesd Of Clark the democ ratio candidate well
The free soil candidate Miner conse quenty chosen by
N plurnlitv of 237
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kysral Of the rabid abolition organs in New York
Boston have become wonderfully incensed At whai
are pleased TO call "cowardly assault on the Hon.
ne Thompson. M. p" They deny that this man
few years ago. was mobbed out Of this country
The most impudent and wholesale abuse and denun.
On OF our government and nstitutons--has come
10 reAgitae this natter or to do anything but Took
this critical and dangerous condition Of our coun
He is the guest OF Garrison. the familiar erony Of
odell Phillips, Abby Kelly, Co. and il he could or
i'd abstain from abusing and slandering lage por-
Of our fellow citizens it would be az great miracle
LINZ .rift of tongues" The Lberaior OF Boston is
month. piece and rumpeter OF fame Let us hear what
yertable journal OF the s,h inst. says Read il,
RECEPTION MEETING Friday evening, Noyembe,
public meeting VIII be held In this ciy-probably In
psa Hal-by the friends Of liberty; peace. .phian-
Of George Thompson, esq, VI p, on Temporary visit
h country, snd 10 express him their warm apprecia-
has slavery throughout the word--the mora ee alton
political enirancise,nent of the laboring classes In
mn INJUSTICE and ssionand The promotion OF the
nee Of human brotherhood universally Addresses may
IN Douglas WIN. Lloyd Garrison. and Others, and a
inv response from Mr. Thomp,on Large ss Faneuil
Is will be much TOO small 10 contain The thousands
hi. uniting phianlhropisi and dstnguished orator
by their enthusiastic reception of him. to ndica how
N, has been the change wrought in public sentiment
me- his soloun here during the memorable pc Rod OF
b,-5 The nesting can hardly fail be one OF the most
nng interest OF 70 amply repay at,endance from any
Thus commences the glorifcation OF the honorable
embsr Of the British Parliament and. with Fred Doug
lis as master Of ceremonies, we may easily conjecture
that will be bis conduct, and what are his designs The
.opIe Of this country know him and il he is still igno
mt 0. their patriotic character, he may have an oppor
unity Of improving his acquaintance.
We disclam all intention to invite "personal indgni.
e. to the distinguished representative of the Tower
,mlets" but il he has proper sense of the mperti-
.nt Office OF nermeddng in our domestic affairs, the
.ope Of this country will teach him that the nterfer
nee Of foreign emssaries is not to be tolerated here
Ve have fanatic abolionists enough at home to beat
e rubadub" Of that wretched gang OF defamers and
,unonists We want no foreign drummers for this
oey crew. We are glad to welcome the visits Of re-
,ecabe foreigners to our Shores and so long as they
,nduct themselves with decorum we would honor them
IT'D the utmost civlity but when they forget the duty
s owe themselves, to u.s. and to the rules of gentle
any good breeding, conceive that their claims on
respect cancelled and that they must be judged of
the company among ,ohom they are found. What has
H. Thompson to advance against this
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0y- Religious services will be observed every SUM
day III O'Clock In the morning and the evening"
the hail Of the Medical College, OF and 18th
The public respectfully invited TO attend. Nov 10
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LATEST.
tBy telegraph for the Warrington Union
rev YORK, Oct 9.-The news from Albany few min
utes since, per telegraph 10 that ST Lawrence gives
majority for Seymour Oswego s75 majority. Allegheny
Ivy MAJORITY Sullivan 81 majority for do Washington gives
This evenings Tribune says If these returns are correct
Seymour Is certainly elected.
full.
From the Trenton American, Nov. g.
New jersey.
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DIV pYER 8 meeUInE. AactIesssrs.

IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN-A NE request o. me
shall proceed TO sell on Thursday,
be SIst O'Clock,
highest bidder s. in $780, with the Improvements,
building and substantial brick In the
property situated New Jersey avenue south Of and
near CAPITOL - front and lis Depth
One fourth the residue IN three equal OF
twelve and eighteen months with interest from the day Of
DYER d McGUfRE,
Now --3t
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ByDYER n meeUIRr, Aact,oneers.
CONVENIENT SALE AT THE GENERAL POST OFFICE
Tuesday afternoon, lo instant ii O'clock the the
General Post Once, shall sell q largs quantity Of
Carpet, book-cs desks
Stoves, crates, furnaces
Ropes and tackles, bottles
Brass and iron padocks, &c.
Terms cash. tf ff'A DYER MCGUIRE,
Nov l0-d Intel 4 Rsp.1 Aucuoneers.
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NY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
rOLD PENS AND PENCILS, WATCHES AND CHAINS,
double and guns, kc auction Tuesday the
18th shall 9Th street
aud Pennsylvania avenue, u 4 o'clock, p m, viz
dozen gold pens and pencils, superior
~ gold and silver watches, guard and fob chains
double and Q single barrel
large plated and III jewey win cell
purchasers, many articles In the ewely line
Nov 10--N a. GREEN, Auctioneer.
MOTIcEThath Of lessee r. Dow deceased,
not suffer for OF attention. and that his family may
derive the beneh resulting ereom has been deemed advisable
that recomcndsdto his attend
10 their iutsres For purpose, g. J. Bowen, expert
enced and this city, has bean
ecsd with whom hoped an Of hs late patrons Of The deceased
viii communicate post pad ~. ~ 1.
This asnssmsnt prompt
nrusd % said deceased and The svsns thssof will nurs
benefit ofhis family. 49,.
Nov 7-sodocp sH, nst Widow Of Jssss 2. Dow.
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DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERsHIP.-The public
hereby notified that the partnership heretooe exisns between
Mcss Green Tastet dissolved BY mutual The bust
ness will be carried on at the same stand corner o. Psnn's
and 9Th street, under the old name Of A. Grecn
A. GREEN,
Nov JOS IAsTsr.
All persons indebted the above Arm respectfully requested
call and settle with the subscriber, who n " -" 80
the necessity Of attending 20 this matter imme" a,rrS
Nov e-cod3 =. 0s1nN'
DIANOs, sERAPHINEs, Se.-Jas, rsesved per schooner
further supply of psnos Iness,
Win az ss is.ss sock Of superb piasos sdver
used last week. make s va ~ h.S cus
Nv o. tone and secondhand pianos taken IN par pay
As @ received supply Of superior ssphnss and nsodsons
.ee received weekly including The sonss Of Jenny
sung county with beautiful virness, and sold a low
" " my w RICHARD DAVIS,
Octso--sodN Psnnsyivania avenue. 1
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COM Nj NJ EeCIAL.
AUGUSTA, May 10, lcoU
Editor athens Past:

AUGUSTA, may 10, lCOO.
Editor athens Post:
Since our letter OF 3lst ult., The article OF
COFFEE has become some what steady ~
price. The stocks here are almost entirely
of the highest grades. and sales OF some
magnitude have been made within the past
lew days al lie per b., usual Time. We
quote IL 10 lie.
The stocks of Sugar here are unusually
large ioi the season, and offered al low
prices. NIuscovado q a G4c. New Orleans
& a &c, Porto Rico and ST. CrolX G4 lie,
the highest fnureS for choice qualities o.
each description.
Nlo!asses is sold IN hossheads and bar
rcls at % 2ic per gal
Nalls-be> brands. l4c per ID.
CandIcs--Paient Talow lJc, Adaman-
tine Soc, Sperm 43c.
Salt l,i2! % per sack.
BACoN-Thp stocks Of Bacnr are much
reduced and prices have advanced. Hog
round is now worth sec Some sales OF
hams have been effected al G4c, but shout.
ders are dull sale al &c.
Lard-The best quality is wanted at &c
but common grades are worthless here, and
large quantity Of the latter is on hand.
TaIlow commands Zoe; BeeswaX lSc.
Tennessee Caster Oil ~ per gal.
Corn Gjc per bu.
Respectfully,
BAKER, WILCOX s co.
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THE LARGEST STOCK YET!
Spring and Summer Goods !!
s. Il IL T. f. ID Ell

4 5 now receiving and opening his supply
OF SPRING and SUMMER GOODS,
which have been selected AT the I.as, BY
himself. VITA great care, with view sole
lr To accommodate the taste and wants Of
the people OF tins section. HIS stock cum-
prists me best aS>orrmnn, ever brought 10
this market There i no mistake al out il
hot the least particle of humhug, as all
can see vino wlll call. hnd what is mole
10 the point ard purpose. he is determined
To sell CHEAPER THAN ANY BODY,
Tor prompt pay.
All VINO want the very best Of Goods at
the lowest prices, 'an get them BY calling
on hlm AT the old stand. lie returns his
thanks to his old lrends anJ customers.
and invites their attention TO his present
stock.
The usual articles OF trade taken in ex-
change for Goods, at the highest prices
gwen.
April 10, lSJ0-li 50