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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-23

1s- TINS Books LOUISIANA HISrRIoNIc AssOClA-
(k opened daily the Office Secretary from 10 A.
to " NJ ath Of E. A. TYLER No Camp street under
the following Rule and Regulation;
Article 49, Honorary Members aha Be Personal
lady only.n -
ncsa n NAL PIN
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1. Q. o. F..%Odd FeiIows Rest
The Bod1 OF Directors
of Lots and Va uL rs in the Cemeisry he U q ~ hst,
iully situated on the Metafre Ridge, fddovs,
NUMBERED LOTS, 7 by 10 feet $50;
Do do. ofirregular dimensions al 60 ctr n.y =, H.
LETTERED LOTS al 81 per square lo1t ! = = - '
VAULTS al $40 each.
Do Lodges, joint pOprolOrs and members thereof at
Vaults 70 be paid for in Applications for Los.
InyIOtf j. o. PIERSON Traasnrer NIrnic,.i q N -
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the proprietor make them complete in all their details The
proprietor OF the EXCHANGE ALLEY BATHS has
several elegant Bath Rooms Cont street. the corner
Dauphln, the site formerly known the NepOuilly
Baths which excel in magnfcence any establishment OF
The kind now in this city, and where HOT COLD SHOW
Err, NAPOR and INDICATED BATHS can be had at
all tunes, from O'Clock A. M ill 10 O'Clock p ~ Hot
Cold or Shower Bath 10 cents. myll 3m
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PATENT METALLIC INDIA RUBBER I;OODs

'HE subscribers Agents for the Manufacturers have con.
sany hand, and ready receive orders for every
variety and style of Goods made from Gum Elastic under
GoopYEARs and other Patents, such Cape, Pouches
leggngs and Clothing of all kinds, Army and Navy Bags
Air Beds, Pillows, Life Preserve Camp Blankets Tents
knapsacks Gun Covers, Hospital and Carriage Cloth, Steam
made OF India Rubber, warranted Of the best quality and all
at tse9TX Pnees AISoAways on hand large assortment
HARNESS TRIMMINGS, TOOLS, etc., ETC., a their
Saddfy Warehouse, Nos so and 50 Common street, Second
Ocs SMITH & BROTHER,
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ResotUed, That permission is hereby granted to
Jacob Fay to erect blacksmith shop on Prytana
street, between Euterpe and Pelymnia streets,
provided the building be fire proof and the chin
ney forty feet high, and remain during the pleasure
of the Council
On motion, the rules were dispensed and the
resolution adopted.
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Il. WEBER, Boot and ShOe Dcaler,

~ Imports and has constantly for sale al
III ~ PIE prices, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL a large ssyf
Sel u assortment Of Common and Fine CROiyRC WE
DIa- ERY S English q4d French CHINA, Gut aud 40
Jmouded GLASSWARE, Table Gallery RrjtaDDjg
WGro, CastOrs, Lamps, Japan Trags jable snd sf@ J
Spoons, etc. etG Goods packed so as to insure safety
sE'~ Also sent to city purchasars dA e.,
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FIFTEEN CENTS A WEEK.
BUSINESS CARDS,

pAKNE 81 HENDERSON, Hhotesake Groeers. No !
50 and 81 Gtayier street, New Orleans. nl7 d&W
( 4LL, MCLEAN d GO. Cotton Factors ana Com.
: n HesSt2M .aerehahts, 81 Cana street. jy28 1yd&W
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KATHSI BATHb!-The public s respeCttully informed
IL that the splendid BATHS, -.
recently erected EEchaR ge -cSt--Il-
.4Hsy, of Bienvie street "a Is;ss,,;.-NE-Si
are now in operation. The Bath -=T==Z=-==5A
Rooms for HOT, COLD or EtM0 li1sHHgL#
SHOWER b A T II s are well AA.NAa ,atMElTfIaan
lighted and admirably ventilated
expense having been Dared hv
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GmTOR's CORRESPONDENTS


BALTIMORE. Dec, 1915, m
The VISITING Fysmsa.--M The MeDonogh Beguest "A
Sudden Marrisgs-L,fs Iasuranes. The Sap Psaa-
sylpsais.-Ihs Markets. &c. ,ff 81
The vigiant Fire Company of Philsi-phi,. who left
Baltimore this morning pay flying visit 10 Washingon.
have had bid weather 10 contend with, but have donbt
less received and cordial reception from their
brelhren nfthe Dset Thsy will be the THE
evening their rsiurn by the vglant Company OF this
oy, aud escorted the Fountain HAZEL. TO parake OF .
magn hcen' entertainment provided tor them
Tho city oouoc yesterday, passed ordinance for the
appointment Of comn ssopers the part OF the city
Baltmore under the McDonogh bequest Under the ordi
nance passed. they 10 bs elected by the council
A writ yesterday served by d ,paIy Sheriff Soran
young and gay deoeiver who had the affections
aud deceived lady oiIhis city, who req Tired him rhef
to give bail. 20 10 ill marry The fair After fe "
Election, he concluded take the alter.
native, as tue most agreeabe of IA three. TIE lady
promptly consented 10 the arrsggemen! license pro
cared m nisIef called in, and Benedict became
ried man in The shoriest possible time.
II is stated in til, northern papsr, that President Fillmore
has taken policy OF insurance his ls ia the
OF "a, 900.
conversation with Captain Roberts, who was lost in
the steamship President, is related in the Germantown
Telegraph, relative the big ship Pennyvnnian, IN
nexion with the proposition to send Il to the London Fair
Captain Roberts pronounced her ailure, and asserted
that she would 20 seahat IL fc admitted
by officers OF the navy, that IL fully armed and hued
Tor cruise with the complement Of men, her lower port
holes would be bsif The time under water s.Ua
The Of he society for The relief Of the poor IL
this cily aled il business law days SINCE becoming de-
fauter the society 10 The of Sl,20 His sutetie
have however, refunded the money.
TIL MAKKETs.-ln the Baltimore market this morning,
sales or $50 barrels Howard flour "a 02t Sales
of 75O barrels City Mills Mt 81 62i and 900 do 81 56l
Sales Of $50 barrels Pennsylya MIA meal S2 81
Sales Of wheat for several days 100 lo2 for good
prime red and lob 1913 for white Receipts corr
large. with sales Of white SO 81 cents ard yellow
Pa Ats A "A ceu ~ hoUsI nd
new Baltimore smoked sides 81 cents and 900 oil ham
at 8 cents. Whiskey unchanged
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stoves, stoves, stoves, and Crates.

HAVE largest and best assorted stock Of
citizens OF Washington for
years. MI Sizes and kinds My assortment
minute detail OF them would be
leaders, patience.
Cumberland and hard COAL and
styles and them will
se suit small per ceniage have on hand
galvanized portable for heating dwelling
houses churches oce- winch prepared
Also, Beebces cooking the celebrated
patent pao stove, heating pariors and chamber
above BY introducing tire external air.
Addnon shove, this day reccred direct from
supply o the improved Hathaway, Buck
cooking val warrant them 70 bake well ON top and In
entire satisfaction. have the
the sale Of s above cooking stove IN this market
sasacon, be returned, and the
refunded None genuine unless Gnd the bottom Of the
bake aud the word Eina ON the front plate.
handsome parior
conc Franklin, wood Please
call and examine my stock before purchasing. - -.
Penn avenue, between 10th and llth streets.
. 9-eod6vif
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Union MEETING AT BATH.-The Bath Tribune pub.
fishes notice for Union meeting to be holden al that
place to-day, to which appended the names OF 1926
Ing from two three hundred additional signatures,
returned in for publication The Erst sigma
lures are Thomas Hmwood, AG Page, Page. Free
The CALI which phrased in very senlentous ierms 10
worthy OF reprnling model Tor others; aud IL is as
follows sHsi ae., ass 4t40.sa.8*l sa9
THE citizens Of Bath and vicinity who 10 favor Of
sustaining the Institution oil the United States A., and
the Union as il is and performing the obga OF the
former In their spirit aud cultivstng such eelings of
harmony and conc,iaon shall tend 10 cement The lat
Ter, aud wio opposed 10 the spirit OF agitation and
violent and rioios opposition and resistance
10 ihe laws OF the and requested Tor the pu pose Of
consulting aud concerning rie stats oil public
affairs - neet ~ tho Cry Hail, IN Bath, Monday
mig, Decs mber III, 1850" as t.H4.sa 5t..55 sf,
Several distinguished gentlemen-among them the gov
ernor OF the STATE and Mr.. Choae of this c,y--have
been invited to be present and to address tins meeting
Boston Courier, Dec. l6.
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GENERAL Vapor BathAdopted unanimously by Congress,
vi through strong OF numerous United
states and other enne phycans as per lemonas
portable position
deblated safe, equal distribution Of
applications Nature aiding the potent epidemic
antidoe me United penitenay
eehee efficient In diseases cned mercuua In rheu
maize Of the operations of the
oriental bath still used in Turkey, there lately
undersigned and found be particularly seveeabe
the organs respiration. and rights for making
furnished Also powerful but safely graduated electro
magnetic maine for and other complaint
Applied City Hail. wing, first hoo Convenient Tor the
ame,) No. 49, and at residence Of sick. Probaium est
Sept o-eodn BOYD REILLY.
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The College Of Sc. Jamess Washtng TON COuhty mary
land.
THE DIOCESAN COLLEGE OF THE PROTESTANT EPIs-
CopAL CHURCH.-The ninth annual session will open on
Monday October lsso and continue gu the next
commended opening Of the sessions but received
any they apply and the charge estimated from the date Of
The College OF affords all the
educaon and the successful termna
lion Of the collegiate coners ON It's graduates the usual
demcal degrees. ~
The school, Immediately adjoining the College, and
Rector but under distinct discipline,
beginning their academca and
collegiate The oversight and direction Of the
Of the College special advantages TO the pupils IN
Grammar school,
In classes study Of the Greek language omit
supplied by additional studies In modern
bookkeeping, statistics, &c. .s. #.. . :,
The location OF the College entirely heaifhiu ana ny us ds
vl1ges favorable 10 good morals and order
chagehe same In the College and Granmer
MONTHS hundred aud twenty
fved dollars payable semi annually in advance.
JOHN B. KERFOOT,
"EH Rector College Of 81. James r. o., Md.
6--taw2m
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Condition Of The Northern Morkets, &c.

Nav YoRk, Dec. 1872, = There I'd nss Of the
steamer Area, now due
Flour Is ffrn-he sales to-day amount e. 800 Lbs
81 rs 81 81 Tor common state brands; southern and
Cienrsee IS 10 IS I2h IS - Corn meal 90 H,e a,nr
So So Grain steady sales OF 5000 bustr. red wheat
100 100 csnts. and $40 do Gene I2i Cor,
steady Of 5000 bushes al 65 66 Tor mixed
ard yellow OR, Is cents Rye, 69 cents Provisiois
hrmer-sales ol 2l1 bbls pork at SIS Bacon firm.
Lad, Ii cents Gfoeeries sesdy-sales OF New Orean.
sugars al 81 IL cent do molssscs 50 COFFEE
Rio leld al for prime. Tue nsTket very
da-saes 800 b,e. Al 10 csnis for isr upland4 II
cents fer Oreans--sbowing one cent decline the
America. news. Wh,skey, Ala cents, in bbs s
PHILADsLrHA, Dec. is-2. m.-The weather disagree.
able, interfering with outdoor business Sucks fnn
United states b's, ia; Pennsylvania g. % Flour i,
seady.sles OF iO bbls at - 10 81 81 exitn 10 SIS -
Corn neal S275a 81 81 Rye hou', 81 IL 50 80 Gfai
frpefsalv. 900 bushels whert Al 3 i0i cents forred
and ITO liz Gems ioc white. Corn steady, with sales OF
whtH and yellow % 50 cents. Oss, 10 - cents.
dye 70 III cents. Provisions fimer-ssles mess p-rk
at SIS; Friue, $40 so. Bacon hrm-.ides, "a cents
Lard, a 81 ce4ts cd and Groceries eady-
sales coilee Al l0i IL cents. Sugar. fmer. New
Orps ms inoasses, 81 cents The cotton marker IS Nery
du-Duyer. disposed 70 purchase. except at further
reduction bskey Is selling AT 70 2ht cents, Ia bis =
some asking "a cents, Ia bbs Il 'sn
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sy A. exsEs, Auelloa.sT.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY street
weBy Of deed Of ts dated the st day Of January
1874, recorded in Lber W. b., No. 2 oos $50 ac
Washington county District Columbia
hall offer Tor ae public auction o the highest bidder therefor
on Friday December 1850, II o'clock m
premises all that parcel OF lying city
Washington and District Of Columbia being the moiey half
ll2) In number hundred
my three 2s3 said city, aate on Fourteenth street
city, bounded the
be Of John Poor north by the
lot owned BY heir Of William James, and the said
Fourteenth srcet-hcng twentytw
said aad extending back between parallel lines right
alley property
Joshua by Tho- Siss by bis
duly ber % No. 81 oos U7, sc
Washington couiy" ogether with all
buIdnss and improve thereon
snd residue equal
twelve, eighen and -four months from
sale, with which be secured
on full compliance Of the purchaser
conditions sale and the payment the pur-
will
chaser him BY the deed Of
The conyeyances be al the expense o. the purchaser
500" JOHN w. MAURY, Trustee.
A. GREEN, Aucuonoer.
Nov Q3--oavtds
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COMMON HALL OF town or Petersburg, Virginia
May 1880 Tho following resolution was this day adopted by
the Hail:
aRope mayor Of advertise for proposals fol
the corporation OF Petersburg endorsed
the State Of Virginia. payable in 1870 and
payable half yearly February and Au
gust he pToposnIs will received than $500
chamberlain Of the until the l4th day Of May
Al Ia O'Clock will be opened, and tile hges
be entitled The payments for the same win b
required and 18th July and bidders will state
al which OF periods pay The corporation
TO themselves the right 10 reject any offer made"
hereby proposals for the bonds Of the corpora
the chamberlain Of the town, according
m, CHAs, CORLING,
May 2-d 4thMaynext Mayor.
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Aug 6-taw2m
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

THE next session begin Monday l4:day Of October
i ls50, and close 6rst March, 1881.
Nathan X. Smith, NJ. D., surgery
WIN. 4. A. Aiken, M. D., Chemistry and Pharmacy.
samuel Chew, NJ D., Therapeutics, Ma,sna Medica, and R
gienc.
Joseph Roby, NJ. D., Anatomy and Physiology.
VIM Power NJ. D., Theory and Practice Of Medicine.
H. Thomas, NJ D., Midwifery and Diseases OF Wonen
and Children. ##U s...E #ue
Geo. W. Milt-nberger M. D., Pathological Anatomy.
The opportunities o the prosecution Of Practca
Anatomy a moderate expense.
Clinical by Professors Smith and Pow
en- in the inhruay privilege OF daily visits 10 s
wards without charge the student for the ticket
Pess lectures $50 SIS Practical Anatomy $40; Ms
WILLIAM Z. A. AIKEN, Dean.
AUG. 7-2awti5Oc
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Mn. WEBSTER ABOUT gkcoME sEw'AoRKER The
Boston Herald has ntimatioD in with sae.
Saturday last, OF 1900 bottles Of wine imported by Dam
lei Webster that he is preparing fix his residence in New
York city, when he shall have retired his present posi-
ton in The govenment and is dsposttg Of his property to
that end The nj is no, TO be received without
pretty decided doub It's Some OF the wine
brought 81 per bottle Every person present seemed
ions to ger least bottle Of the Constitution"
called --l31itip,ore St.a Y,
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DlsSOLUTION or The firm heretofore exist
ing under the Of Dyer Brother il this day BY mutual
consent will the
Of m also Of the unsettled business
Robert Dyer which immediate attention
ID respectfully requested. EDWARD 2. DYER,
GEO. F. DYER
WAsRiSoros, September a. 1850.
90 Notice.-The undersigned have formed
under the and firm OF Dyer Mcclure, and
commission business the
Of Brother of 10th and Pennsylvania
slowed the late % and pledge themselves to discharge faith
fully every conhded to them.
Dyer Mcclure prepared make advances upon all
Il, 7-a' Tf'7- Al T- vi EDWARD G. DYER,
J. c. MCGUIRE.
WAsHIkaros, September ~, 1850.
17--dn ss& ..a' III a# st a. ##
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SPECIFIC AND DuuE,.-1he average yearly
import IT sh.ry wine under the tariff OF specific duties,
passed IN 1872 n 600 gallons average value OF
81 52t gallon The import under the ad vao
duties OF 1916 is 1862 1856 gallons value of
66 per gallon Notwithstanding this great reduction
per gallon the imported much gfcater that the
revenues The article three times greater under
ad vaiosem dates than they under specific.
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ylY- Lect,iresDr. Cox, Brooklyn,
York. his lectures the evenings OF Thursday and
week. at IN O'Clock, Subject; "Histor
a science, nd the best methods for its prosccutionn
directly from the building
2t where win be placed
coming this direction will lecture
through the northeasttower. Ell
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THE undersigned. having resolved to abandon his
lie te "Coumbian Of and s streets IN
the Immediate vicinity OF the General Post once and Patent ONCE
rs well known require
notice As presumed that those DESTROYS Of renting
The household and kitchen furniture which u
be sold accommodating 70 such may
rent The house should arrangement
viii be disposed Of public sale Possession given mmed-
atey
Oct 29-du J. III. EBERBACH
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Law ana Agency Once,

: y
THE undersigned attorneys agents. practice Supreme
OF United the District OF Co
uma and attend promptly claims against the United States IN
all officers agents Of
bounty lands pensons return Of duties, patents for new
Inventions, &c, sc.
They tender profession dis
prepared by local will abate
half All forms
Of business la Of the Department. will be furnished our
correspondents made
location of bounty
land the best lands.
Office avenue, Lane and fuckers Bnldng
DUFF GREEN,
a#@ BEN 4. GREEN,
.#t.a.. ..tl. RICH'D II. CLARKE.
nctIh favvan, \
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.Z7


The fsc L now familiar 10 all Of Us. that by the win
II John sicDonagb, The cities OF Baltimore and New
Orleans are he principal heirs 10 estate valued
ersI iIons "a "Iias We are also apprized that sue.
cessio OF legal efforts will be made ami vaie
The 81 the will AID thus completely arrest and
peIveft the noble philanthropy OF the tesistor eea
The fosslbhy Of such result as this should induce
the city of Ba more 10 adopt the bestIneans leai The
urgency and hntaace Of the ease demands Tor ihe pro-
ecloh and PROSECUTION OF her interests IN ihe premises
And unless this dohe and The city should suef loss
IN consequence OF neglect dlaonhess, or contention
on the part III any whom the matter be legally
confivd cru shhg responsibility vii, fall upon those 10
whom euch drfeetion may he ascbed II is not 10 be
doubfedtha party with iis ravenous appetite, will thrus
itself Into the business but of all things il is OF the last
importance that the direction of this affair should be
carefully kept out Of The hands OF politicians The
business requires men Of liberal views, and intelli-
gent acquaintance with the general principles OF tesla
With The contests that are likely 10 arise ou
Of this subject we are struck with The zeal OF legal pre-
dielon q the result The press busy with the con
emplation OF apses for within the will selt and
perceive that the petition for eequestraiion in bella
virtue II epal and enn,oas
10 public policy These proceedings lu OF nslruc
ton. and abound with wholesome admoni,ion to the
people. with reference 10 individual design under the
havoc OF poslhumous litigation The tosaior in his
TO which he have retired with The
consciousness Of having endeavored TO do his duty
has yet 10 bave as il by his troubled ghost the
unsympathzing antagonism OF the law and while his
design Is expressed simply and clearly that child may
understand and appreciate the issues OF law cooy
dscussed to the possibility Of breaking the will
Such occasions as this are peculiarly adapted to pre-
pare thepablic mind for any proposition winch will tend
10 simplify ihe character ana purify the quality Of law
AT the same tne the admonton is fociby presented
those who would control the disposition their own
source, especially with panhropc purpose, 10 do il
under Their own hand and by the direction OF their
warm living hearts N.r Eaa#
since the above was in type, we find that the two
branches OF the city council nave taken action with
spect the appointment OF commissioners the part Of
the city and in utter contempt of the chartered rights oil
the mayor, and against the general presidents OF mun-
cipal legislation. apprehend, the councils have voted
the appointment of commissioners into their own hands
Now i is altogether secondary matter in view OF the
principle involved in this proce edng, who shall receive
action of the council and, in the of common de-
cency and the ordinary courieses Of the municipal ela
lion between The mayor and council, we protest against
such q proceeding. +as vs.
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Whole tickets S20haIyes Si0-quarters S3-eighhs ~ So
Certificates Of packages OF 20 whole tickets, $40 %
Do do Is half lao 10
Do do % quarter do go 90
r YET Do do % eighth do 800
aud Shares Certificates Of Packages In the
splendid win receive the prompt attention. and
official Of each drawing sent Immediately after over
10 all who order ffOm us. lsl a -.F VIII. +. s,sa
Address j. d G. MAURY, Agents,
Nov IT, Alexandria, Virginia.
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AGENCY wsshington.-The undersigned, Of the In
specon branch Of Once Department, Offers his servs
mail generally and those OF the
section particularly, with The assurance thai his removal from ONCE
initiate against for
department for honesty, capacity, and hdsy,
Office OF both paes with hearty
10 sustain him therein ..H
business Of the Of
thankfully received and promptly despatched
JAMES OWNER, Agent,
4-du Of Once
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d Present as yesterday.
Charles Chapman. ESQ. Of Connecticut, admitted
an attorney and counsellor OF this court
No so. j. Simpson plaintiff in error. ps. Baltimore
and Susquehanna RaiIroad Company. The argument
OF this cause continued by Mr.. Campbell for the
defendant error and concluded by Mr. Mayer for the
plaintiff in error. 1@,.t,
No 80. The Philadelphia Wilmington. and Baltimore
Railroad Company, plaintiff in error, the State OF
Maryland This cause was argued by Mr. Meredith for
the deienden in error
No. "a, J. A. Villalobos 81 a.. appellants Us The Uni
ted States The argument OF this Cause was commenced
by Mr. Yulee for the appellants A
Adjourned until TO- morrow, II O'Clock, a. m.
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TELEeRApH,o REPORTS Foa TIE Usuos
Union Meeting al Bath, Maine

BCsros, December 10 The Union meeting al Bath
Maine, Monday night, addressed by Gov Hnbbard
Nathan Clifford and Others Letters received from
Hon. Lewis Cass j. w. Bradbury, and Others. 9
Resolutions adopted declaring that present crisis
calls for the utmost wisdom and mode ration; lhat the fg
tveslave law is constitutional, aud that resistance H.
iorcemen, any of repeal should call down ind
nation from every friend Of the country.
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OHIO Slote CoaUsnticn

CisclssATI, Dec. 1.-The convention has cen en-
gagged the discussion OF he proposition Ohio
United States bonds The legislature On sed law ex
empthg SO 600 00U of the former from sxao forever
the New York having been purpoeiy
is Impossible Distinguish class another Ii l.
therefore proposed 10 tax the whole $4,000 CO., and the
proposition TO Uned States bonds Will mol pass
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WILLIAM BOBNER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Lancaster, Gramf coswfy, WiscoHsin,

(LArE FAueuKR coUsrr, vA.D
WILL Of Grant, Dane and Iowa counties and
w federal supreme Madison He will give
the collection Of claims fhe
chase SALE redemption Of lands and the payment Of res o
resident Iandhoders In part OF the State.
Refers Hon. w. 4. Fooe u . sennte Hon James Mason
u Senate; Homer ESQ.,, waenton, Messrr Rno,
Mason attorneys law, New York Professor T. Horner
Lapsey, can, a. w. Welsh, Philadelphia
Missouri Aplp-lawy