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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-12-21
OHIO LEGISLATURE.

CoLunBus, DEc. 1.-the House has indirectly
decided against the right of the Legislature to in
struct Senators and Representatives in Congress-
by indefinitely postponing the resolutions Of in
sructions relative to the Cheap Postage Bill lite
understood that no United States Senator will b,,
elected this session Of the Legislature.
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ST. PAUL, MfSSrsoTA.-A superb Roman Cath
oio cathedral is to be erected in the edge of grove
at St Paul, Minnesota, and another new Catholic
Church has been already begun.
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LATER FRoM Puerto CABELLo.-The barque Ven
ezuela, Captain Wilson, arrived at Philadelphia on
Tuesday, from Puerto Cabello, from whence she
sailed on the 23d of November
President Monagas is shortly to vacate the pre-
sidental chair. His brother, it is thought, will be
called by the Legislature, which meets in January
next, to preside the destinies of the Republic.
The tranquility that continues TO prevail in eve
ry section Of the country coupled with the ncreas-
ing prosperity of every State. is beginning to ad-
vance the popularity of the Monagas family.
The new coffee crop is beginning to come to
market; and, although the period of its ma
turity has been prolonged beyond the ordinary
limit, by humid weather, rendering the yield one
third less than in 1919, still its superior quality will
compensate for the deficiency.
Other products of the country abundant, and
for expectation the business is extensive at the fol
lowing prices, which based upon actual opera
tions: Coffee, 81 10 cents per h.; indigo, a Z,
reals per h., for +; and hides 10 cents per
ID; cotton, IA. cents per h.; cocoa, Sl6a23 per
fanega, according to quality; fustic, Is per ton
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TelegraPhic.
Resignafion of Warrington Hunt a.

Resignation Of Washington Hunt as Comptroller.
ALBANY, DEC. 10Th, 1s50.-Hon Washington
Hunt, the Governor elect, resigned his office as
Comptroller to- day, and Mr. Fuller, who arrived
here last evening, took the oath of office and
tered Immediately upon the discharge Of his duties
Mr.. Hunt entertained his friends last evening at
Congress Hall. Among them were the chief depu-
ties clerks, and others attached to the different de-
partments of the State government. Mr.. Fuller.
the new comptroller, was present, and introduced
to his associates
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Arriual Of the Cterokse-Ldter from California
More Goid-Ravdges Of the CholuG--4notaer
rk<fs Be

Arriual Of the Cerokee-Later from California
More Goid-Ravdgo Of the Cholua-Another
Fue-Markefs, &c.
Nsw YoRx, DEC. 20, p. M.-The steamer Cher
okee arrived here to day. She brings 36I passen-
gers, million six hundred thousand dollars
worth of gold dust, and dates from San Francisco
to the 5th ult.
The city of San Francisco and other places sur
rounding were very unhealthy. The cholera had
been prevailing to an alarming extent The paA-
sengers of the Cherokee report that seven out of
eight who were attacked with the disease had
died. The papers, however, state that the malady.
was the decrease.
| Another destructivs>f fire has occurred at San
Francisco, destroying She Eagle Hotel the GaIena
House, and some twelve other buildings adjoining,
The total loss is estimated at s 200
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. were duller. Flou, has
been heavy, and prices declined.
Coffee was quiet, with large supplie> Sugars
| have declined
Provisions remain about the same us at previous
accounts.
ness and irregularity in all departments of trade
| Some articles have been sold at extremely low
| rates, especially at the auction sales.
Money is abundant for commercial purposee at
to per cent. per month premium. Gold dust
brings from ) l5 80 to s 10 per Prime bills
| at sight at par.
The mails from San Francisco had not reached
Chagres when the Cherokee left that port
The Pacific NetDs says that nothing has occur
red, since the previous accounts, mark the pro-
gress Of California. The cholera made rapid
/
graves. The number of deaths in San Francisco
IA l3b, and at Sacramento city about |, 900 have
died. The scourge, however, is abating, and the
deaths in either CITY, at last accounts. were aver
aging from eight to ten per day. During the
| coming winter, large number Of persons will re-
main at the mines, consequently more gold will be
| taken out than during any previous winter Much
| attention is now being given to the quartz mining
| Another valuable quartz vein has been discovered
| between South Fork and Feather and Yuba rivers
| Scientific mining lie just commencing
The extra session Of the Legislature is still under
advisement. II il not improbable, the interest
| Of the State demands of Congress making Benecia
port OF entry, that the subject has produced much
| sensation and eJerted no little astonlshment.
The Indian difficulties continue but not alarm.
ing. Several skirmishes had taken place, but only
two or three lives lost The cholera had not spreast
rapidly at the mines
Governor Burnett has issued proclamation for
Thanksgiving on the 18th of November
The Yuba mines have yielded largely, being IS
TO s 10 daily per
The number of persons arrived at San Francisco
since October lst 1919, to October Let, 1880 ia
estimated at 5s,6l5, and the number left during
the same time $500.
The brig Nebo, of Baltimore, arrived 18th; also
the Salamander, from New Orleans, and a barque
from Sonora, and brig Pinkney, from Baltimore
Erecuiion for Murder Dsstruetivs Fire, &c.
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We copy the following article from the Bos-
ton Daily .4drertiser, Notwithstanding its per
sonal bearing, because it ylndicates the Republic
in a point on which it has been ungraciously
assailed, and vindicates the right Of the press
throughout the country to comment on the pub
lie declarations of public men in all localities.
The opinions of candidates for Congress upon
national questions are topics of general interest,
and afford the most proper subject for national
comment. So the proceedings of a State Legis-
lature on similar topics fall under the same rule.
But these questions are 50 conclusively disposed
Of in the article of the .AdDerfiser that it is not
necessary to enlarge upon them:
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PILoRIh ANsIvERsARy.-The New England So
ciety in New York to celebrate the Anniversary
of the Landing of the Pilgrims, the Odd instant
by a dinner at the Astor House.
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Tar MARYLASo CONFERENCE.-The body sd-
journed the 18th instant, to meet again on the
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Execution for Murder Obstructive Fire, &c

LoUIsvILLs, DHc. ls.-James Gallag was hung
at St. Louis Friday for the murder of Mary
Crosby. Gallagher protested his innocence TO the
last, and declared that he had been falsely sworn
against He said that he died innocent as a larab
and happy a saint
The warehouse Of Messrs. Hook & kawson was
destroyed by fire at4 O'Clock this morning. Ninety
bales of cotton were lost The amount OF damage
is not yet ascertaned, but the property insured
for $4,000
Navigation is again free between ~. Louis and
Cairo.
The number Of hogs killed here to day is 5000.
the market il firm at "a.
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THIRTY-FIRST CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1850
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The Senate was not in session day, having ad
iourned until Monday.
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A VALUABLE Cow.--Jenny Lind might we'll
sing "Hon kirah no ahr' 10 the spoken Of in
the following, from the Esston (Md.) Gazette:
Owe learn from Mr. Peter Tarr, Of the Easton
Hotel, that he has COW which, from the first day
Of April b. the fret day Of December, period Of
eight months, gave three thousand quarts, or seven
hundred and fifty GALLONS Of milk; which, at %
cents per gallon, would be worth 3 ls7 80. II any
one has which has given more milk, or been
more profitable, we hope her owner will 'rot her
out -
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VALUE OF voicK.-It is stated by a correspon-
dent u the Home Journal, that Jenny Lind pays
Gt,JOO under the English income tax. She has in
vested In the English per cents about $50 900
Her annual income, therefore, from that source
sloDe, il about s22, 900. He states that che has
given away in charity about Es4 ,OOO, 400 900,
as near az Il can be estimated. en- 900 Of this
was given in England; $4,000 in Edinburgh. In
Edinburgh che gave i've concerts Al guinea a
ticket On the fret four she cleared ego 900; and
on the 9Th an additional $4,000, which de
voted TO charitable purpose. Ne estimates the en-
tire amount Of her European wealth at 8 900 900.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-03-23

scquired territory to be finally settled wish 70 leave no
behind for demsgogues and fanatics 70 asten upon
between this and the election Every day adds to the
difficulty Of satisfactory adjustment Of it. The debate that
carried on here is certainly not of character to calm the
public excitement II has with few exceptions consisted
trey Of vehement appeals to sectional preudices Of mutual
attacks and recrmnaons Of nvdous comparisons between
the North and the South and gentlemen have exhausted all
their powers Of eoquence magnify the greatness and goes
of their own States the expense Of others Even the tn
umphs our arms have been made the subject Of angry
and every State has her champion here prepared
yindicate her claims to superior valor
Sir who doubts the courage Of any portion Of the people Of
this country We are Iacethe same blood flows IN
our veins and to question the of any would be to
question the courage of all Let on the field Of battle
emulate each other in deeds Of darng-hat noble and
r;varybu when The battle has been fought and
won. let us not engage in gnobe strife for the division
of the spols and the glory
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will b. perceived BY tho above table that The total
number - patients lhe Asylum the Soh OF Novein.
be- lees Than ne commencement 81 ~
y-ar THIS rsiuc csus-si by The dismissal early
me sesson ofmA-y Old incursbe esses foe The purpose
apg he m The basement OF he front eatdinse
which gresy deficient In ventilation heir p,.ssi
condition thes- totally unni or haou.iion Win
,u u.lns then ne institution comfortably sceonnmo.
iae seS psuent. Is thar the present naraoeS a
iumstrs , -
The institution escaped The visitation Of choers 80 sse
sr.v prevalent through The country last year IN pecepi
hr asg the sns pox prevailed ia The s.ynm sof several
weeks % four hundred and ninety patients Ia he hoass,
f,rrv eishL az men and ~ womeul took ne disease -
Fine.n u these had u In W. conaospt 'oFm. of whom
.srleen 1--we men ard nine womenl died In sddiuoo,
snt attendant. STACKED BY the disease, % whom
~ died Th. remaining forty hve deaths IN NO lnsua
lion were from ~ following diseases Ia OF dy.-neAy
az nenn cites 81 consumption c eshaasuon nlowinf
long continued excitement of general pNaNshi ~
-ui .psy VI msrAsnus of disfrhe. of lphsmmsnon
of the lungs. general dTopsy ~ hydrosbotn
.ac.de; Of puerp.rs kver OF dsease d he sptnai
cord uf erysipelss 81 spoplexy OF serious dAvhe~'
of exhaustion nom old age, aud of pefisonsA innsn
nation from pefforsuon Ut Ina inrsiines -
OF the 80 patients admitted since the opeons 81 Ne
ssyhu la married, his single. iol widowA An1
as widowsgs Of tho 20 men, Sl2 were f.Smsfs ~
,horers - merchants 63 scholsr>, 10 suofneys Is Wy
scans h olerxyu@n II tssehsrs medieval students and
editor The following lsbls will show The age which
Il -
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over ihe Plains California Migration The
MASTERING.

flrf-frs- .rre -i me IfaHlnt
ST JosrrH $40 Mach - 1890
HsaAcE GHYyrrY, Esq Dezr Sir. In my asst
letter told yog O.. the preparations that bad been
msde here for tie reception and proper Quitting
Of the colddig-e-s With the opening Of steam
boat navigation trey nave zen pouring IN upon ur,
cad few Of item arc now ready i5r t5e.T long
tramp The wolverine the Buckeye the Sucker
and the Hoos.er msy oe seen moving about cur
stTa,fs and trading with TIE genuine inhabi'au- e.
"P41olom" each displaying, 10 greater or .ess
derree the marked characteristics Of the state
whence he hsis. As yet the arrivals are confined
is-'v 20 those v ho have come iror our ueighco
i., " est-rn states 4 few \ 'r-iaiaus are no"
ou tire Eruund-sone OF the " J +. W It Is pre-
.4ia-c ~ a., teiT r,trf'31 o.; oeng ~ih Inc bret
t- corn errug 1 90 l.si their c-t. sni mules ul iefe
shs boz Euti-itu-T e.. srfss '. ne snrs So ,nr
Iaa-s iore ccor. AZ sAu ile isef, Wi uf si 90 'e
sirsa ~ hea. hos,egrr bioseu-soNn cs'ie wal oc ie
result asi- AID they may theu P'rchAnc' cs To
mimi ,he vie adsTe, TIE more hFsr me rs sir''
mI.,s snc cAie 49, selus 81 round prees--1ppy ho.
Sno per pair santa Re mules from SO Ia -'' pr Qaf
Ne broken cafe of - proper sse are ,eins A. ron -
rp. tscytns eise necessary i'f NE einisrsnS ou. u
sf-al rr1fl.iun sEd seiiar low.
~. write steamboats, Daniel Boon AMI ssranac
bos- -or1Auy on eighty from the Hoo.er STATE II ll-
dfea vending heir 90 ts lace - lhrif i.
OF rr1ds from THO valley o he Nissssppi-pru-ug
I-ir cse gud Vsgous over and To Judge rom preseni
-p-AfA1c~- he grafton fom the Western sA,rs Wi
II. cons,aershy isrr-r thsn II wa 10 u e
pleasing rtfecou that he IND over and vii hencetofh De
ended with few Of The c4cuires encountered ~ a.
a.r'e emigration N1~ each Knows how 10 oulh iuf
fr- fripucihing .Uperdl0us vii te taken along ~ me
di.rverv of new cul-Ofs the distance las been con
-fsrah.y lcssened Whilst al The bsa points re roue
ave well known an marked upon ne guide-tooks
Ia my next eer viii yoa ~ The ofEsnkanon oi
-.-t,.I Yours RAIN RlNsEnon
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BROOkLYN ITEss
WspsEspsY AKrEaseos

WEOsESoST AfrEtscOSi A1n4 .
IAPROvExRsT,,-A wharf property. WITH q wa
i-rrzhL tear Annie Docs, has been D0rcnased sJ .
-1user q sLyyrz sasT-Lz5ts q Se~Yo,E or slooof-
sszfy 20 "a s,slst IL sofh Hsoosyu, have ben par
49,. psrcr y ,91T .s6ir9zsls or aecsi siS'"
: sad, ~ he Yufposs Of erecting age A1nise'''
-s-ssgn-
BOARD ~ EDUcATIos.-Ths body net q VIC
CIR Hs-. Boar. yss.erosy sferDooc -. - "a.
re dec-sss 4 NJ Tnocss Bal az is. .o,sl
Blafs bsirz snuOafc "a he cIstSnafy ie,'-. , -.
ID IN .srily al fr~nds y ~ - .s.@ ..,s ~,
1-s.-d and s-so, ia. lne Eer1Dcrs ~ - d. $500
flr-rs. IA -fi<rbOou. - $1,000 49, -c,r,s.-
- - - 1'irv --csT11cncs1i = - - - 5tp1f
- - = sfi-ct = re Or2na1 Az 1c Scrls-rs ~
"a ~ s1sseqse1i az raso1 " - caAa - =.
-. 90. L. 1m. fspyt hat "a rrsecs " ~ hfe'
- 5-sy s.osrs1 IA nc>eyzO-e aoch<nfe ifpc Ia r.
- - /. f.r1cT reyorf 81 2kf~s VII n $40 o.
rs[--t a. ~ scf = Apr IA DOS DO fsgsa "
-.-s ~ sc. 4 Hsrch i3ff 1rs-s VIII Ne Or c1c
s-- :. esi-r So ~ ouy ryasD1 - sgScstIs a. -
- Ia ,s.f report ias prof req x ssonilass ~ gsssoa
ss~ -afr s. g@rriEBce1l IA tAt - DE- tss esfHso
- IL { q EageEl-1crIf be s;s s1peynsncens &c
.-sa~- 49, drrcAf 10 e1~stec s1oss1t&i.y ~
s.sr -ss IT, ssAss sgpsrstersoi no~ sai-s boSsyss
- - errarzsicaoe Ct 3lE ,sr- AL fhl - "a -
,<le< - pE as eassgDccn wt.ch hs ID Ga Ne * ~ p
49, lsss ap0o gs4suozs retE;.g % onsr n.-ass %
Gas &c opr.ons has river n1sl ss1d % A. sfSs ~ ~
&C cIc---s.Alesse q - e0a
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Divorce in Georgia.
The following rather sweeping measure "
passed by the lste Legislature Of Georgia

Tie following rather sweeping measure "as
nassed bv the late Legislature Of Georgia
A. AL rs RELATION TO DIVORCES
Ssli Pc c-1cfra . ~ seaGis 1ss Il 80 g asfrtsea
ts.s 81 fAs - Gro-gtr Gr-yas fsse-aF ~ 9a
4. E, ss-et, r1cfsc = as rr1grly e. ~ TAI tc
So afcr re uAssa9- ~ Us &C. 10 alo~ils s'e le =
-oUnds ga principles ugou ~.'c1 -T0re-. leA Dc
,rcs of u-s-fftro1y Sal - gf--.ec- - v %
- irlrfu-s fiae by rertcrs VIII, &c rF-A q -
OF corss-g Vi1ity or sfniiy.
81 Msr-zi ucaysclty a ~ uUe - marriage
- lmV1i--lcy A. - ne q ,rsy-isS-
- Frrc-. -,~u-res ceres ir ooEinrE - unAriAS
s-r srsgEancs CO - sc a. 80 Gze " 1Afr--- VIZ
Gas &c kso~uoge q: ~ hlsoa2--
sth As-iicy i s-aef ~ - psr-ts Eis- - --r-Ase
- VIVA G1d eucc==e1 DESERT . e2Lasr Fefy f9T
.hc lerIn of,h--e yr1fs
sa The coz vcrou Of sher csry o. oas'ss i-v0.v-
NJ r-orzl rsyiusr - z1t-r wEch Re -r f1e . 80
.--cec % imprisonment Z ~ Pszs1-ary of ~ i-f- q
sc yesrso c2Ecr.
src 49, - e fr--sr ea1sts1 =. n ci cr-=
ert c. -e V1-t = crs llvs- - 1ts- g - r<r--s
-..An--s 81 1ca cxss l-s--uirs ~e-s> - diverse
.as1 - fron - tcrcs - rEElncrs CT rex - Al
trsrd.
ssc s ThsiRt>s s1-icry o. dsssr1on, rss.as,l Or
-roN-slior CORP a-s q sra tsve 6e-c occ.soce3 -
be COLLISION q pkTl-s 40 ccn= WIN ee z'r1c- q
c.ss-g divorce Or &c Ps-fy ecr ai1r ssal co.s-i-
20 ;ser.., CT oogh 7sr'ss e-vs been su-J o - ke
cor'ucL t2ec 70 circrc- "a - grrr.ea -
SIS TIA; al ott-T y-c17ts InAn .so-e stasc y =
~ .nd seccad cf .s .c s1s cy - rs-fes G
a.vuree ircrr bed s-d board
Sc TIA a. cf iofce r. re s-on 70 oi'0re-s
-s ihe fora CO proceeoingt 1ecesssry % ooa-r Zen =
re rot reons via II. &c nre se ss,1e A. Ire
tv eosrrEet y scu force. AY7rovsd F-5rzAgy = -
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Aas IsAsELL4 ScoTr.-Tae Co7a1ercial u
ss.srls7 zzo1-e-s - acct s1ces, <=sa q Hrs lea
sa SCR 4 Az ~hos- - ~ Ts.ty t-i D. = -
IRA. c.srs tlscE1o1s q NEc 80 tEs e--1 s-s nsET
vsers 2. ar1vs sssef-s1s 1gsg .acs@c " BAY er1'
- = god ssz-T.zz- M sc51 "a n trst s.-e<;
fe.s = 5s g~-a-s Assss1es so.sy, sse O. Er1Ay st
--sIs al zs-uEg q "a Rosrt q AAEagers q '7si IN
st.zao. O. szEdET 5Sr-ns sbe vHs z Der s>st = Hs'
Or keEEos's Cs1rca s1.oyi.s Der asa srA-A VI s@
rsrzfn ho- s Ckzrcs ~ rrsicsac- sss con p'as
rrss. srgws-ass wh-Ss eoE1z1se ssl s<f ees--' ~
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.,na,rt,ezr. sr IL 800. % l.eaa.e.

XrsYoss-A s,dne7 D.zzo. Pea CEcef. JolI
-s--~,,- As..sE1s FtiF-.-- e. .-g NsriDe h9sF -
L Mora H-s--s Cgr--ss-srIf- y - r e, ~
t1n
L.srs.-S s.gr~. So,s-y ?-a-c
Fyrv.N-s. L--.zs.sa - Cs-f.r Sr1s5y l5-7s
,ll--r- % Los1s
OsEro.-J ? Fl.ch 49, Ccz1nces :. SScE, Cer-1-4
C-sEso-Cs-aJ lssvs s.i ffs-rT Sc - .1.srss 2 45-
tt--aAsu-rs-C ---.-E P. Y Rrsls- ard sTrre ca
An Cc-r- ia-.grefs ~ L1G1t An Ese ts-4-
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To report so>s tie groasd q Re ccnesessos
wheA TIE Cennuee has arrived, s,d e-ir rr>scns os
serfng VITA ne ssas Sa srtrt-rdeot As 0pnfon vh
regard tbs extent 20 ~A,ch ne Orpasn Asyssas
r "a 10 parcpss IA ne sseoi M0esys ssd bal - %
,,u. tessu ofth~ Lesfsssore rsssng ne 49, 10
~ g.iA-r CIV fcn he sct iisen Tie repsr cvsca4ss
VIA rhs reeonmeadsLoa ,est d,srioaaoa Ne ns.s -
earh x tee ksans apsa ne RrncP'es eefore sa,~a ~
Rs. via rsspecg ne ses ~ Mach :, is<A
Ths report sscepeed
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some ~ fssnity arc curious enoaga
Thus two Insane from hs want OF occupeioni Two
ou tho q yOysss hires rom excessive
OF snuff, from excessive smoking oas ron es
rernrnl u visiting ron hrng Of cannon two lro@
Dsi gsborhOod difcasyi one NON fo1fisnsm ous NON
Anil Rent excitement
The h.ca sd.r. II the Institution sppeef 10 be IN good
condition. The Report Of the Treasurer showing iasi while
expenses Tor the smOant~t 10 ssjeIl " ne iaeons
ass SOL rs ~. thus showing surplus OF SAl ~
Tho dcalh u tho las supefnlenient VI No asylum W
Brigham. 10 mentioned In behuiDg tofms lie sVslcabs
library Of l5S volumes many u them rare booAs o. ~
.4b eel OF insanity which tho Managers recommend No
sfaIs 10 purchase, At cost OF 500
Tho managers OF opinion thai tho supennicode1%
yh his present force Of ,~O ss-saDs cannot without
reatsr aor aud confinement Than 10 compatible vits ne
reservation u health perform all TIC msdicsl aud osbss
fIres required u him 10 he general supervision OF ne
-ars estnbshen In prescribing for and lssing care "
wren 40 and so insane persona Tbs sppoiDifnend
III third assistant . therefore recommended Con ADV
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OPISIOS n fLoRIDA-Ihe PeRsoooia Oasdb
"a March "a has b@ fo wing Some Of fde1ds have
.puken - public meeting bsfe 10 Suppress sppfvofsnon
of GDy Brown. course 10 relation a. The Nashville Con
grnuon We deeni Il unnecessary. There 10 MOI AMI
never has excitement here, and demsso
b. unsnONn among In spite " ths gobgandsd pop
ATTY In hts part u State Of u the FLORIDA Dele
esion ia spite " he confidence sI In bs psrty spd bic
dscrrnon the etler Of Gov Brown 10 looked GA oefs
sandad opinOn Il 10 nOuzh 10 Do good su01gh 10 usSa
pubic meetings Va msan n 10 good enoosh 80 IH |. u
prepares platform Tor he People % us tate FOR ne
eel 90 r a. q relates Of persona courtesy 30
tseen public fueonaries vs have nOfhDf " say Ihsy
su.s settle a. mal-fs u and dseor1m sBosx nssa'
selves"
FtRE AsD Less og LUE--On Wednesday night
Isl M du-nns hosss OF Mr. Tsss In wilinxsoressh
toNn.hp, Burlington county " j, situated % no -
cgcss Crees ssOut II miles from Camden, ioos hfe al
va entirely consumed win s snGrs eOosots TINS fsr
nother .nd four Children narrowly escaped WIN thsh
i'ys.t but ono child en years ~ sg. psrshed In The
e.n'es fPhl.dsiphis Ledger.