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Such are the deceptive strains which the New York
Courier and Enquirer poured forth the other day. Il il
teceivng the North about the South Can nothing open
It's eyes, Cannot all the gathering signs which every
southern mail brings forth couch the cataract which OBJ
sures its vision Then, lei it read the following ar.
trle in yesterday mornings Alexandria Gazette--a wing
Ike itself in politics. paper never extrayagant in its
ssrtions except when Il wields its battle axe against
on head.
Lt read, too. the following extract from the Fred.
seksbug Recorder-a democratic paper-which reached
also BY last evenings mail Would such paper have
dared to breathe such disunion sentiments ten years ago.
Usven now, unless there was danger around us'
From the Alexandria Gazette Of yesterday.
his proper that the public should be prepared for
measures Ia South Carolina, as we feel confdsnt from
The exhibitions Of public sentiment In that Sate that
T are prepared there already for dsunon secession
hbs significant sign when we see paper like the Chafes
% Courier, uniformly 70 temperate and moderate, and
onee, we believe, Union Journal declare s conviction
hat dissolution oil the Union is inevitable" unless the
o os q legislation in Congres: and the northern state:
nsm m adherence TO the doctrine thar State has the
right 10 secede, 60 The Courier says that the people Of
uiby the legislature OF the State We stand now pom the
nk Of pecpice. Who tell what will be the result
single State should shoot madly from us sphere" and
sfoy the harmony Of this glorious confederscy is
amf hr al wise. good. and patriotic unite saps
MeosAtvy
- From the Fredericksburg Recorder ofyessrdsy.
past should have taught those who voted Tor the late
compromises measures that no on the subject
whsyey could ever satisfy the Norh-that oompro-
"e, would bs regarded by aboronists and fanatics.
s lhs successful and rapidly increasing aggressops
e worm nconestably prove. With these convictions.
eau upon the southern States 10 assemble Ia con-
UNos -
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my telegraph for the Baltimore SUM-
Tr,aI of General Chaplin for Carving off Sidt

RocxvrLs, Ind. y Nov ll-6, p. m.-The. preliminary
movements the trial OF General Chaplin the charge
Of carrying of slaves. commenced this morning George
r. Richardson, esq, attorney general and Mr. Bowie, ap
peared the prosecution and Chss H. Plus OF Bait.
more, Mr. Brewer OF Montgomery, and Mr. Radcliffe Of
Warrington, as counsel for the defence.
The witnesses were all present. and examined by
the grand Jury, and bill returned against the ac-
cused The counsel for the stated that they
would be ready trial omorrow, and the witnesses and
petit jury ordered TO be In attendance.
There several ladies and gentlemen, friends oil
Chaplin, present, with quito number Of citizens INDIE
pendent OF the interest manifested In the merits Of the
the great Of legal talent will attract hrongs OF vsers
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.Members Of the present Congress.
Seventeen democrats, seventeen wings
The LEGIsLATUREThe senate elected last fall is wing
by majority of two. e
The assembly will be largely whigquite too large in
the present condition Of that party for convenience,
suspect. II is too early yet to Judge which Of the
sections will predominant, or to what extent they will be
able to cooperate on the great question OF the session.
Already the Indications clear that the ques
ton until il is decided will protrude itself beyond any
and every with the organization. and
obstructng less. the ordinary Of legsla
ton This and the apportionment OF the Congress dis
trcts under the new census. which unfortunately de.
wolves on wing legislature, will make the coming ses-
sion Of some excitement and of than usual in
terest to the State at large.
With democratic governor at the helm-if the dsmoc
racy shall succeed in electng their canddaethe people
Of this State will be spared the modification Of seeing the
districts carved out to suit the caprces political designs
OF the wings Nothing else, il is probable, will preclude
such geymanderng has been in Pennsylvania and
Ohio, under wing auspices Should the wings unfortu-
naeIy acquire full sweep in all the departments OF the
Legislature. democrats will have little TO expect at their
hands in the matter Of the apportonment
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From the Trenton American.
DEMOCRATIC THUNDER lin ls42 the people demanded
revision of the "od charter !" il was denied by wing
legislature In ls43 the people elected democratic
legislature, and the new constitution" was the result
In ls49 tho people demanded certain reforms they
were denied by wing legislature In 1850 the people
have elected democratic legislature, and reforms will
be established.
The returns-whch nearly correct as posi-
be-show that have elected George r. Fort governor
by more than five thousand majority four out of five
congressman and democratic legislature. lin the
ate tie-io to 10 In the assembly, 30 democrats, 26
whgs-7 maionty.1
This gives US democrat in the place Of Senator Day
ton,
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THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DrsTRIcT.-We have returns
sufficient, we believe, 10 announce the election OF Mr.
Conger, the wing and abolition candidate, over c. c.
Hascall
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HousE OF REpREsENTATIvEs-It will be seen that we
bave already elected majority OF the house The coun-
ties to be heard from will increase largely the majority
Coon NEws--We announced yesterday that David
Stuart. esq defeated for prosecuting attorney by D.
B. Dufeld The returns Indicate the election OF Mr.. S..
and we rejoice at the resu-for Mr. s. has made good
prosecuting attorney, and the county could not well af
lord TO lose him. We rejoice the more because he has
been bitterly assaled by the fanatics OF the wing party
Every bigot in the county opposed him.
SEcosp CONGRESSIONAL DIsrRIcT-Stuart has ma
jony in the following counties, which renders his cleo
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CINcrSNArr. November II.

Santa Fe dates the "a October have been received
man named Fox. who plotted to murder and rob Captain
Q. Homer and party, arrested by Kit Carson whom
the plot revealed after the party le Santa Fe.
Three hundred warriors Of the Palo Nation started
expedition against the Sioux and another party the
tribe have gone TO the mountains to make war upon the
Arcipahoes.
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From the Detroit Free Press Noy.s
THE LEGISLATURE.
SEsATE-The Senate, from the returns before US. we
judge will stand
Democrats. Wing, and Abo.
Old members
New members
Is
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Kentucky Treasury.

LOUISVILLE, (Ky.o Nov 1.-The Kentucky government
show the receipts of their treasury the year
sos S57, es 5paa
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Spurious Bills.

NEw ORLEANS, Nov. ll-Fhy thousand dollars In spu.
rious bills been received from California They
mostly the Bank OF South Carolina. Some the
Bank of Missouri
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Senator Foote. 6c.

NASHVILLE, Nov. 1lSenaor Foote, in his late effort
Jackson, triumphant in the vindication Of his
course as United States SENATOR and made noble appeal
in favor OF the Union .HIE'f.sfi
Roger Burton, who is said to be candidate Cor United
States senaor in opposition to Governor Qditman, avors
secession from the Union In preference submitting
there will be scrub between Barton and Omit
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1
ASe SaEOsss suss
and The Navy Department, ven beautiful
Pine walnut paror set, consisting Of
oo@sa. diss' .sersaa sy ON ss.ss@ ''
| ~ harcotR chairs, and rocking chair
Pine rosewood piano forte, q One touch. q
&c. Chinese ,sspsy., me dining as.
chamber ssi soas. Hss 90, a.
ing bureaus ss,.,. 20 w, wash closets
One fine walnut chamber set consisting Of marble bureau
Lounge wadsos., and French sed.,sad
ns ,ss Sss SssS1s n sSs hair n q es
Girandoles, solar, hall, and other lamps
French China dinner e, ~''S' ""''' A'' "H"'
3py, ingram, and stair carpets
venetian window blinds, and large rsfhssraor
Al-o, good assortment ofkiIchsn requisites.
.I and ninety days. ssas,oay .nSonsd bearing
We any relative superior qualify
abe Inc sss. and n q me District
GREEN = TAsTET, Ascso...n
Spp Gh.as. sssi"a 7oss: s.s
~ Nov VS. s- sSs"' "''"
ny DYER a MCGUIRE, Aucsioneers.
BRANIpIEs, WINES, GIN, wHIskEY, JAMAIcA RUN, YIN
O'Clock W. .ssi ~ q iron, q auction
q' Do DO Madeira V "ins
/: g Whitley Pi"s,
jamaica rum and Scotch whi.key in demjohn.
baskets yermicella, and 20 hams Of bacon.
III go satisfactorily
dorsed, bearing interest ,,,n ,.r,,,..
Nov I'D tInte.l Aueuosser.
ny DYER q MCGUIRE, Auctiossers.
IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN.-At request The
parties therein, shall proceed se Thursday,
Of premises, O'Clock, 70
No 600, with
sring frame building front, and Substantial
Capitol, being about ~ feet front lis
oneourth cash the residue
twelve, and eighteen Of
DYER 4 MCGUIRE, VI
Nov a-3aw&ds Aucfioncen.
pIANOs, sERAPIINEs, .c.-ust received per schooner
Michigan from New York, supply Of pianos These,
OF the stock ~ superb pianos solver
variety of scae6 81 81 and ocayeof the highest quail
ny o. tone and fnish Secondhand pianos taken part pay
Also jus, received supply superior scraphines and meodeon
New music received weekly including songs Jenny
Lind with beautiful vrneftes and sold
''' ''''' RICHARD DAVIS,
oct2e-ecda Pcnnsyivsnia svesue. a
7 urE cS John Randolph Roanoke, by rru~h 4.
Ia Ga3aBdt volumes, evo, portrait. - 80 90
England Series % Portraits Of Fe-
engraved by win
graphical and historical stretches by Mrs. suicksnd.
second French Reader; by Roemer, sy~
o -" S & we maas ags' x csos w osss
Foster. VI. stN f8s3 IL V11-s7g = = fT7ET4
Jsa published, and FOR sale by @h
TAYLOR = MAURY,
Novn booksellers, neal On street.
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Districts .
l. Suffolk, Ec--JoHN G.. FLOYD, gain. aa r.s- IS
2, Kings, Gc.-Obadiah Bovine. Hsh
8 First five wards New York--EMANURL b. HART,
gain, 1 hh
4. 9Th, 7ih, 10TH and 18th wards-J. H. Hobart Haws.
8. 9Th, 9th, and l4th wards.-George Biiggss
Rest OF city.-James Brooks
7. Westchester, &c.-ABRAHAM p STEVENS gain.
8. Duchess, &c.--GmBRRr DEAN, gain. sfs
g. Orange, &c,-WILLIAM MURRAY, gain.
10. Ulster. &c.-Marius SchoonmakeT.
ii. Columbia, &c-JosIAH SUTHERLAND, gain.
IL. Rensselaer.-DAvID L. SEYMOUR, gain. n 5
Ii. Albany.-John L. Schoocrafts .s4aas
Il. Washington, &c.-John H. Boyd. sf@
ID. Clinton. &c.-JosKPH RUSSELL, gain. ...8
10. Saratoga, &c John Wells. sr.a4 "a
IL. Herkirner &c.-ALKx. H. Buell. gain. H1
10. ST. Lawrence, &c.-PRKsToN KING"
IS. ferson.--WILLARD lvEs, gain.
20. Oneida,-TIMorHY JENKINS. gain.
Fl. Otsego, Ac.--WMLIAM W. Snow. suas
% Chcnango, DC Henry Bennettt ea..
2S Oswego, &c.-LEANDER BABcocK, gain. .sasssr.
"a. Onondagn DANIEL T. JONES, gain.
Is Cayuga, &c THOMAS Y. How, IT,
rs. Tompkins, &c Henry 8. Wabrdge.
"a. Seneca, &c,-Willia A. Sacketts $3.50,
% Monroe.-A. w. Schermerhorn.s
70. Ontario, &c.--Jedediah Hosford. -
30 Sieuben, Gc.--REUBEN RoBIE, gain. @..s.
81. CattaIangus, dgc.-Fred. s. Martin. ,5
81 Ere.-Solomon G. Haven. arA
b Genesee, &c.-Augustus P. Hascall
81 Orleans, &c.-Lorenzo Burrows
Democrats in small capitas-whigs in Roman.
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Mpremenis Of yennu LIND.

NEw YORK. Nov. l2-5, p. m.-Jenny Lind will give
concerts in Philadelphia the nights Of the 18th, %
and 9th nstans and then proceed to Baltimore whence
she will go TO Washington after remaining in that city
about week
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NJ GREEN a TAsTET. Aae,Ienssrs.

VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTioN-0n saturday the ies,
instant mf O'Clock, shall sell 90 the highest bidder
lot az land together with
nen, which consist of unfinished frame house with four
also good stablc well fcnccd In.
Tho the District point Of
y and with but le comfortable residence might be
situation healthy The property
Mr. Lndsleys
John line and Is about fourth Of mile from the
pofaffDn line.
For faher particulars apply the proprietor The place Title
indspufsbio.
and months with secured
GREEN TAsTET,
Nov6-eodn Anctonecrs.
OHnsOGUTION OF COPARTNERsfzIP---The public arc
hesehy not6ed that the partnership existing betveep
Tsse dissolved BY consent The bns
win be carried the stand OF
avenue and esh street. nndsrf odd q A. Green
A. GREEN,
now NNtNNH JOS. NJ TAsT'ET.
An pesscns indebted 10 NE shove arm repscy gsesed %
call settle with the subscriber sn
the necessity Of attending matter Immediately.
Nov p-ectM A. GREEN.
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washington and Alexandria boat. The Steamer
Thomas Co11yers Week.
.<nh The nne and fast boat THOMAS CoLLYER
Rks win depart NJ the following hours. A coach
with the boat In Washington Boats re IAN boat and
coach, Isk cents 4
Leaves Alexandria AT g ek, n q. ], ~, and *,
Leaves washington NJ ~, l0k ik, N, ~ and ),
The Thomas Coyer win make her trips % Mount vernon next
ioB coRsoN, Captain.
Nov l3--ft s#st E.E. ..Hs lI..
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4
The result Of the election for governor is not yet abso-
lately certain but The chances Of Mr. Seymour are con
sdefably increased since Saturday Correcting the table
tnen published IN the Journal of Commerce by our own
special dispatches since received Mr. Seymoufs majority
teaches ois and adding thereto still further correc
ions received by US IN common with 1.-The associated
press, that majority is increased To I2li II will be
papers. that there variance between us and them
inc results accredited 10 portion of the several counties
Dut IN those cases we 10 doubt the correct
ness OF our own returns The uncertainty that exists
can only be removed by the Official count and that
alone we apprehend from the closeness of the vote, will
determine which OF the candidates is elected
u From the Albany Argus, Nov H.
The STATE ELECTION result in the State 10 still
n doubt The reported results. embracing the entire
are before readers, and they must Judge for them
selves which way the scale will finally preponderate II
10 very nearly the governor-head and
head-neck -and-neck- Seymour. as our figures show,
being about nose ahead. taaG MA
How the vote stands as between the other candidates,
ers meet tomorrow in all the countless and we have
taken easufes to obtain the full Official vote in each
from The returns in the county clerks Offices These
will soon clear up the fog that rests the result
present only say that the majority for governor
will be "monsrous little" and is quite likely to be
way as the other.
Democratic majority in the State, 49, Wing majority
last year. 6,0so. Democratic gain, 1924
THE CONGRESSIONAL DELEoATIoN--The delegation
from this State in the Congress- will stand precisely
divided democrats and whgs-seventeen Of each POI
litical party This is democratic gain of fifteen mem
bsrs Of Congress- and under the circumstances great
triumph Another trial will no doubt place the democ
racy OF the State in its legitimate and ancient position in
Congress. 4at
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arrival Of hs Steamer Aiiante -Four dsvs later from.


NKw YosK, Nov l2-2, p. m.--The steamer Alanto. /,
Cap. Wss, sailed from Liverpool .hs seh a
TINS MAaKxr.--LlvrarooL oorros aAsssr' Del, 81 The
gao'aons q Friday s M Are supported fair ossas
The ID The last four days have been 2.ooo bales
sisted Of about equal ausnii.Is. American Brazil and
Sunt The imports for the United States. 6.s1a bales
Breadsuii. The demand Tor whea, is nodsrsls. and
prices Of this day week barely supported 49,,
Flour Is held hrmer. ana IN air request run prices
Provisions The stock Of old bacon rapidly dIsxins
2Is 22s hams, 2ss a sos. $3.50 1900
Lard sells freely, bu, the msrks, closes finn at s7sa SIS
The Tea market continues drm with more attention V hns
Coffee. The marker Is qule,. and very firm public
sale. o. lev odd lots Sold but the principal parcels bought
The political news without much interest M
Arrival Of the Isabel NsD. from Aasasa The South.
CHARLESTON, South Carolina, Nov. 1.-THE steamer Ia
abel, Captain Rollins. arrived here today from Havana
without any special news In political point Of View
There has yet been no decision in the Of the wrecked
AtHavars sugars have advanced half rial, The stock
Increased duties are contem plated next year. $500.
There is much excitement, in Charleston with regard 70
Sus %seS on ana oesa Join he
All The .sS " i. s as q
the south was never before evinced. n gs4asfs,
THE Election. yl
Ss. T srs ID. been election
people. Briggs thus far. has lost 900 votes
first district by about $500 In tho second and ah dis,
cts there change, and probably in the fourth
George Davis believed to be elected in the sixth dis.
trict. o Na
In the seventh district doubtful. Goodrich probably
elected. aHe# n -saiN1
In the eighth district Horace Mann oree-soe Is chosen
The ninth district is very close Grin Fowler sor
supposed to be elected.
No returns yet received from the tenth district
State senate.-There have been II coalition senators
elected which majority OF that body The coalitionists
are composed of democrats and free soilers. ss
In the house the coaionists have gained ~ representa-
in 50 towns but the late alteration In the vote Of rep
resentatves will reduce that advantage.
Election of Judges for Vermont.
MosTpELKR, Nov. 1.-The legislature Of Vermont have
chosen Robert Perpsnt Judge of the first Judicial dis
trict and Jacob Colamer, Milo L. Bennett Luke r.
Borand for the second third, and fourth districts They
were all chosen without opposition.
b The Ohio State Constitutional Convention.
CINCINNATI, (OhioJ New. 1.-THE convention have
adopted section prohibiting imprisonment for debt except
In cases OF fraud. 4g 5s, "a 8t ~
Office Judges in the circuit courts and providing
the right of suffrage 10 people ofcolor
Movements of Jenny Lind
NEW YORK. Nov. l2-5 p. m.-Jenny Lind will give
concerts in Phadelphia the nights Of the 25th 28h
she will go to Washington after remaining in thai city
about week.
Senator Foote, &c.
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= .~n The win, fcr the remainder
He season make bot ons ,p weet % the Stove plsss
returning, Norfolk every Thursday O'Clock,
Passage and hrs, touchinR going and returnns
nd the usual landings on the Posomac. I
ov7-0 4f1FGN JAMES MITCHELL
NEW GOODS Just received,-ws The sfsspuon Of
our friends and The public generally TO The nowins additions
is pieces French merino-, IN shades
10 medium do DO
70 DO CoburRp and Liopese cloths ss.tf4# 4tEf8tka8
DO choice styles mousselnes and cashmeres ~ &
30 owpced noonselinos IN variety Of sycsthe
best bargains offered this season, :. -. 4.
CLAGErT, NEWTON, MAY, GO.
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QICH DHESs Nks.we invite special attention OF the
ladies 70 our present assortment will be found
tenve, and 10 reduce offered
terms cr cash. OF 70 puncusl customers We nae the following
sviest
10 pieces rich damssk Silks in dress patterns
rs do extra nch and eleennf brocsdes
Is do medium brccade and other figured silks
DO rich dark w.ssred, or walking street dresses
DO mncy coorcd waered IN pink, blue and white
10 do rich light pouIt de race silks Tor eve
ming dresses
rs do dress san ft staas ~
with an extensive variety a. other styles low priced silks which
win be sold FOR some price rid Of thcm. II
~, CIAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, = co.
THE Leaies' Union Benevolent Eunp1synsens society
win oner - public sale their Seventh Cd
joining Odd Fellows Hail. "Wednesday during the day,
variety ofnsefnl srces, made employed BY the
seesY. The friends q rs-p.es nvsss %
ny order Cue board. Nov io--,d
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BY A. GREEN, Aaetionesr.
ARCE ann VALUABLE THREE sTppy NM

ARGE AND VALUABLE THREEsToRy BRICK HOUSE
IL AND LOT AT AUCTf0N.-on Friday, shall
sell "a front q hs premises. att O'Clock that hsnd.ome and
steisrr situated
opposite the west front the General Post
7k Feet having front sh Of 81
running through 700 feet 10 eih street, and fronting oh %
feet Inches The house contains building
large and conveniently wide passages running
through the whole house has top which
Affords ofthe most commanding In
nson There also once the south part Of the
feet with GOOD The buildings
by the best mechanics and of the
throughout In 1913 We deem II
description OF the above mentioned properly Suce
oer advantages and Inducements viewed
found and take for
will examine for themselves.
0ne-fth purchase money balance i'm III
equal semi annual in-aments Of L. 49, ~
purchaser
deed given and Of
Of the notes. Tile indisputable
A. GREEN, Auctioncer.
Nov 13-a
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The Ohio State Constitutional Convention

CINCINNATI, (Oho,) New. 1.-THE convention have
adopted section prohibiting imprisonment for debt except
In cases OF fraud. @f-.
Sections also submitted in favor of abolishing the
Office associate judges in the circuit courts and providing
the right of suffrage 10 people ofcoor.
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tTMs Election.
Election Of Judges for Vermont,

MosTPELER, Nov. 1.-The legislature OF Vermont he "
chosen Robert Piepent Judge of the first Judicial dis
trict, and Jacob Coamer, Milo l., Bennett, and Luke
Boand for the second third, and fourth districts They
were all chosen without opposition. s