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SECRETARY CRAwFoRD.-From the present
aspect Of the Galphin claim, the conduct Of this
gentleman has been indiscreet and imprudent, but
we are not disposed to think he has been guilty Of
any thing corrupt in the interest agency he has,
or has had, in the prosecution of the claim. The
high character Mr.. Crawford has ever sustained in
Georgia, would forbid the suspicion, and for the
honor Of the country we trust the investigation,
which we observe is to take a very wide range,
may result in his entire acquttal from any faint Of
dishonor-n fo5ils Register.
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The familiar of John Thompson was
summons 5on up and plead moi guilt 10 he cbar~s
o stealing cloak from Turner the corner Of Necerte
ana Constance streets. Further proceedings wer. fixed 70,
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE ~ sov N.-LosoI1UDz 90 w.-inTim.. g.

- - y - - - mss oe'
Cleared Yesterday.
Ship Seldom Thomas c0wes and m'r1et Whitney 1 Co
Ship sabattis, Hall. Bordeaux, q Palmer
Br ship Jessica, Hayes. Liverpool WIN Null
schr Elizabeth Huh, Tutliill, Apaiuchicoa.
s 3r IA BsrPg Gait Baltimore. III AshSgdss& @
sciir Urbana, Small, ApaiacbcOIa. G Rogers { 60
Arrived Yesterday.
Ship YSIEen Moore frSm Liverpool 18th February. to
sRp fan dg e %
Bark Marmors Duncan. IS days from New York. 70 Eos
Br brig Albion, Drsco 60 days from Cork in ballast to
Brig MaTesns sleeper a5days from Phadelphia to Dewey
B brig Usno sapaTio Sc days from Malta to Joseph Mar
Fl brig Abeiie1Pont.
Schr Newton-Point.
Natshfz No ? kkasET from aq Bss
MONTGOMERY, Estes, from st. Louis.
knoxville, Brooks, from Cumberland River
Empire State. Cochran, from Pittsburg.
i S,os;tena; P1se. from L:oulsvilIe
ST. Charles, Allen, from Mobile.
To oos; Sycuteisn; Martin i from The Passes
Towboat ConqusruE. Heauon, from the Passes.
Memoranda.
The steamer Bostona left Louisville on the 18Th inst Re
ports the River falling fast; the steamer New Orleans from
CINCINNATI for this port collapsed her boilers killing some
stock she was aground at Saline Island lives lost
Tow boat COnqueror towed down and to sea, the 18th
inst, ships DalEaida and Chatham.
Iowboat Yankes lowed down and to sea- the 18th inst
ships Xnes and George Tuner and bark Orsis
Towboat Southwestern lowed down and sea, ouths nth
insi, ships Ellen and William and Elizabeth
[By Telegraphic Dispatch.I
Ship Galena Leavitt. from New York.
Passengers.
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HArTL-Imprisonme Of a United States Con-
snl- The Turks Island Gazette, of the 18Th ut,
contains the following:
LATEST From HAITI,-The schr. Araminta,
Capt. Brownlow, arrived on Monday last, from
Porto Rico. He brings the news that an American
captain had been seized upon, and imprisoned by
the Emperor Solouque; for what cause is not
known by Capt. b. The American Consul applied
for his release, but was refused = the Emperor in
forming him that he would cut of his the eonsul's
head, if he persisted in his demands. The Ameri.
can Consul finding il would be impossible to obtain
the capsSin's release by fair means, bribed the
guards and Illus the captain cleared. Solouque
Immediately Imprisoned the American Consul. The
English and French Consnls interered on behalf
of the American agent, This was all that hal
transpired at last advices from the Cape, at Porto
Rico Two American men-of-war had gone up to
Cape Haytien.
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never complained of my condition." said the
Persian poet Sadi, :. but cnce, when my feet were
bare, and had no money TO buy shoes /; but met
a man without feet, and became contsnted with
my lot"
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DEATH OF SoHADow.-The Oldest sculptor of
Germany, Schadow, died recently at Berlin, at the
age ofeigbiy-sir- AL the most illusurious German
sculptors Of the present century were ofhis school,
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SHERMAN's
"A "a ID q M T N a. I.
SUP P0R + E r

ID en8 q 40 u5 70 81 EAaFlel lFs e7l1llft UHl5H-
The ghsssf most elastic and cSionhs in nss "a
Che OF The complains bearing down iaeinf al
the bottom Of the siaeh eakne 81 The and back
I'm fact is Indispensable to te eon!6 Of sgey elcsIB
female II any doubt the efficacy of hii sannhef fr &
Be referred the wife Of very oesbrated phycsn 81 din
ey. who now using one with peFiset afn tiy
several other patent supporters Wiioaf IueE Rhys
clans respectfully invited call and exanine The innir
nept at the psorsielor's, 10 ST Charles street
In Practice have had apply
hoaAisd Abdominal Supporters VII
Phiadelphia, Aug. Is. 1888 WAa. ANDERSON. A. ID. &
For years Afflicted "
The time confined bed Ny sunnes WY crua NJ
hne relieved until "a Mr. sheEl1ans Ab9nina s
guer health and cheerfaness. fdrs. MI .Ef1s0|
August q. 1888 ISL EiEhfh srea3 Phiisisi 5f's
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT C0uRr-Jadge .MeCaleb-.
This Court engaged yesterday IN the trial. before Jury
OF The cas- Of the United States rs Thos j. Earhart
charged BY officers of tire QSartermasters Department with
an embarrassment and puouing of certain public property
in his charge as officer in said Department the month Of
July last OF thefebout The sale by defendant Of the prop
sS described IN the Indictment admitted and il Is also
aseed thar had been property Of the United States hat
the ground Of the dsnce that DR. Earhar at the time of
the aegs ebexzlement, actually his priv ate capa
ey the owner Of the property which he had acquired at
pebble auction sales Of Government property, made under
tho ore Of the Qnartermaers Department, in the months
Of October OF November. 1873 Col. Thomas G. Hunt the
present opariernastsr, Thos Warren. p Fitzpatrick John
Haekett. employees in fhe Department and two or three
Others, examined the part of the United States but
the testimony in the has yet closed on the part Of
The defence, iotsaT publishing any thing that may mill
tate for against the deennant, in the public mind
Mr. Prent appeared for the defendant and Mr. District
Attorney Hunon for the prosecution The trial is TO be re-
siiraed this morning Al 10 O'Clock
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NEW PosTAL EsTERrRisE-C Communication nth
California in Ttuelve DGys.--We learn, says the
Detroit Advertiser, of the 9th, by private and re-
liable information from Washington, that propo-
dtion will be laid, in few days. before the Senate,
an, snatng from company of the highest respscta.
b;li,v for running line Of post coaches from In
demand Nnee, Mo-, to California, in "a days, to be
Expressed IN ~ days. The company only ask Of
Congress tfip of land one hundred feet in width
for the whole distance with the privilege of pur-
chasing from gov e.nment quarter section of land
for the purchase OF stations one in every ten miles
The company asks OF government the use of this
route for fiftaen years aud agree to make the fran
chise and grants Of land contingent upon their hay
ing the road in operation within six months, and
undertake to place three thousand men upon the
lima Mt once
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AsErhrs- WA o'Donnell and Jula bis Wiz. were ~
Ieq Yesterday, charged by 1oh Kelly with taking poses
,op o. eesaiH pcel, and caitc not elonsl 10 their GAIA
logue Of worlalsrfSss : - -.
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without reserve Stock Of Hardwarc, CufIer,
and Fancy Goods.
HK qKK rs. HYDE a. IN
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
PLAcIDEs's VARIETIES.
~ PM E'sh. e ,ss Grand Ro@sst opsaie E1traysE.n
A Ar sfs tai q W new
QoxE5 Fils and ss:od Ter and Psrqassis 9s cents Tsri
sHes:a Sa f s sa'r z +
"', cIsGRhfzsMAsi ' ssD * q s'.''1sa
Tbs snurs Mssle eenpo.ed nd a!rsngsd b sig eabc.
By Mons. Haugin and Hons. Boursrs.
Ma G. HssSd
aanoune- Mia Melville
M iipes.
a and d. sp.idi n s, S5ias
pISss sg ~ q s, r,i" .sp Ds.ssr
TIKEa in AND DONE FoR.
a. Me- W. r. 6sie the celebrated Comedian and Mn. r.
Blake hsys rvsd Doe no. vii syen Of their hr't
SAINT CHARLES THEATRE.
~, ~ Nj MAcALLisTER shs gsst Nscromancer- THIS
ENclxNTEb PALACE. in Two Dreams
S " e. o.ssss
series u new aid dsertisx sSpsnes,s =" ~
- For particular, see Bus q &c Day
qustts, 81 Family Circle lsscond Ts ss Thi T. s.
Until he end o. Ss srf "a = & Sa ~ .
and Curtain to rise at 8 O'clock apo
ORLEANS THEATRE.
5 hS, s s1s Vii Rss e NJ;
erbesfs cslsbratsd Gna Opera 80 and aauI, sned
THE PROPHET.
PerfoneIs Messrs Duluc and Bessn Mes DsvTes and Be
It Libretto Of .sThe Po7het " fer sale the B1x cfee
~ Performances viii Commence at hAlEpaSt o'clock.
r. >. COKE g. CO.. DEUasIsrs. Corner u Mage
das oIa d az f Pssas s sEs ia f
iliss. Ever article warranted esnains .Di. b j
CoxE's Peraraons extensively used for ten years. I'm
s61aER eoUGH * ifi sss ansqua
81 gi S6 VIA sis
.ARA AND CUBEBS-A certain and agreeable cure,
sygsTios e the Gspsgsg shy c!Ilsf
TARAxACUMIThs stroneest preparation thar can
BALSAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR. LIVERWORT. etc.
For the cure of Consumption and bronchitis.
LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ
TONIC AGUE SYRUP and PILLS MIG lysdp
LIME Black LEGHoRN n
IL CANADA STRAW, E
PALM LEAF, ~
PANAMA
and other Sumner HATS. inst Teceive and in store
apl9 81 Q. d. BUNCE. 3 Canal street.
ID EADY Sales snd quick returns -
N LOW PRICE HAT STORE, E
CANAL STREET. ~
apis 81 G. d. BUNCE.
81 NJ 7IT III TI ~ 8 NaT I'LL
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Passengers.
, Waldron; from Liyerpoot--lA "a


NstsIn municipality (dnsgnatad M tina Believing
sbs y mi he Nes At ne Raioad and
No being kia:bSat LaAding In he Third insl
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\. 80 e.. ~ ~ ~, ~ ~ ~ - ~ "r4 fal&sAt
= = y. ~ 49,. ..,... as.... e. < II = u. .
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- "a Il ri 1I7f 4 ~ w. 4 # n 1. -|....F ..5s1tt
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pa X. afle< - @st| a ~ II q S1-f a ~ c.r 2@7..f
ess = Sos.z2sss 8-s- :, f<ces ts,',a1E
da5s eSospf< $ 4''. - $500 ~. Il,
EUGENE HGtiiE = i w = 3 ,3 ~ ss1 IS ~. 7<4ssI
mllas en- faf[I3 a {,<s xGpfiasId1-
- n Y. 2: Mrtf 49, ~ t,.i1s11k fsa
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49, frsde .ciE sur.1-.1- 1fH1-'. ~. -.
viii r@Fc ~ IoEe Ihf al tI. .Ezf
fSFV nay f1.,i@st S,,a.'.r.j, =, ~ =. IA s 4
ii 1890 4 = t,S5S ~ enrz H,fs7.i4 ,q.|I I..S.
izsi.es eserr d1r Al 4 $780, + Is
PSss<s % al 81 ire above 1cilIiss 81. e1o;4
N. 5. Ne ssiiss; made an de- isssa isf q i Il
txTNf & liz EKIsf}S. Poydras s.r.>t. h. O. 4
fT{VEMEf,# sp7tf ~ fiil = f{,1tfs< r n a
e q 5EARRE& CO. - s
5. s ": ~ 4, Rs X
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GOING n WITH A Rush We Ind the follow
ing in one of our northern exchanges: Married,
in Marvellous, New York. on the 28ih ult., Mr.. Syl-
vester Smith to Miss Lydia Duncan Mr.. Serene
Smith TO Miss Cothia Duncan; and Mr.. Charles
These marriages were soemnized at the house Of
Mr.. Benjamin Stanton Smith, father Of Serena and
Emma, and brother Of Sylvester Smith, Charles
Duncan is brother Of Lydia and Coihia Duncan ;
and Sylvester Smith is uncle to Serene and Emma
Smith All the parties except Sylvester, are under
twenty years Of age.
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PLANK Roam FhoM WEST POINT TO GRIFFIN,
GEokGIA.--On July LIST the Montgomery railroad
will DO completed to West Point. Stock has been
taken sufficient to build the plank road TO Griffin
distance Of fifty miles, and the work will be COM
menced in few weeks. Should they complete
the road this summer il will divert large amount
of the travel from all the other routes between
New York and New Orleans.
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Briga.

4 Willian ....,.- Lite
Yorktown -....a5,m
w D........... Imp
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4. Beach Hin, Champ agna!|. W;'nlfs;11. ca
sEyias Alagana handnE 4qaf9e, 0pesl,t3 C,.y Point
Tile nsMs els<nnt and sXiN lnrriAT p49eEEs 4o0kFt
Lc s i5fgs s,a q psHse hsas sss q r.
P. T. Tbs steamer AbeHiean viii 5enAa IL he 0dachHa
during The tnte season., ind when as ates M p<t
will be supplied By light CHI boat 10 fa during il
summer seaaons Iii ta 8 nNIH
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- y louisville FaaEes' BILLIE WEX--F1r
Louisville, fxsnssiss ,siFF md Mesnphh--
gcrs sclanaT b ELLE KEY ta61na fs5 ON a. Xe9. b
row ,:s, Il Rs.. and viz lsays n r. a.e:s ~ y
Mo- iislEhi 2 p's7ais snn|Z r
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a. FOR FREIGHT on CHARTKfs-Tbe A 4
&GNk brig RL0RINA, Capt Pendleton, Of the capacity
ct 100 hhls. Apply on board, al Post TO- Second
mh9 BARELLI & CO. 81 Coramon st.
"a. FOR FREHtsfET OR CEfAHTEkzt-The Sici.
&fR Ian brig CDPtDO, Capt. Piero Torterici, win be
- ready TO receive early next week cargo for any
mha5 -''' BARELLI q 90. 81 eoulrson d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-06
y, ~ rJ;,ors of he Enquirer:

10 me ND'O'' MEcKLESBuRe, SErT 1850.
Gentlemen VIM. O. Goode Democrat Edward T, oham
oe ,t;, Democrats are elected the State Convcn-
an and n his District have not heard from Charlotte
pc but hope they have done least well as we nave ave-
r,ere is the poorest prospect for tobacco crop ever
. ~, sure So far as | can ascertain, not more than
s." of crop can possibly be raised this scason-and
,ha, will be late and inferior The recen, iIssne, IN
oke River proved vey destructive TO the crops OF ooac
md wheat The ffeshet lasted longer than any has
known 10 do for twenty years past The corn was late
ana ia green state and the weather since has been SO o
that fermentation has set in and the river smells Ike puru
;a matter If the weather should continue dry and hot
disease will he the inevitable result there Is 50 much We
re,auc natter undergoing rapid decomposition
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~; dstrict Hoge McCamant and Wysor are eIcctc1

!" '''' NoRTHUMBERLAND COUNTY l., =, t,,,
ss Hsys = cs1sy e. sx s s'ss a' '
''O' TIyG GEORGE DIsTRlCT-C3 DELEoATEs9 -.
laarn bv letter from friend in Fredericksburg, that
paae and Hail. Democats) and straughan Wl are Ger
AMY elected from this district We have not fecc'ea Is
'e'' THE CABELL DISTRICT-(3 DELEeaTEs) o..
,i,,-r from friend dated Cabc G. H.. August z'ln,
- !, is believed that Mcssrs McComas, Fisher and Fergus
son a Democrats, elected 10 the Convention i'o ''
district.
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NOCICE

ElNG deter mined sell inform the p lie that my estate
- MNGrON is still in market and will I've unit, sold l.
acres of which upwards OF 300 acres are IN timber AM
De divided INTO twoo three farms desired l. lies in three
the unversiiv AMI four %! Charlottesville The Central
passes through OF The land. The house
anu with some repairs would be elegant comnoo
ehce-ail necessary ouhosesthc stables and
the barn large and IN good repair There are many
ruic Ap les Pears Cherries, Plums, Figs Grapes,
My terms are one third cash, and the balance IN one
years without interest. JOHN c. CART
Aug 2.--,iNr2w
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LATEST FROM AUSTIN, TEXAS.
4 correspondent furnishes with the following extra
Ln,nI

of letter from 49, 10 49, OF Essex, dated
"AusTiN, AUGUST IL, 1850.
"Our legislators gathering in for tomorrow the
opening session. War, war; war, is the cry Already yo-
uneers preparing for the call Texas will fur
nish troops and she relies her sister States for none!
The CRISIS MUST if the North will not yield
Justice Alas for country You shall hear the result Of
this matter as Texas acts on it,"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-06

Our friend Simpson, determined be behind the age
in pleasing his friends and customers has, in addition his
eating saloon added sas restorative where epcures
quench their thrst his bar supplied with the best
liquors Simpson is the prince Of good fellows and deserves
all success.
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MARINE JOURNAL.

RICHMOND, SEPT G-HIGH WATER. / ?. "
ARRIVED,
Schr VIM VI Baird Stubbs. Boston
SAILED,
Schr Richmond, Travcrs, Baltimore.
Schr Ann Eliza Jones Baltimore
Schr WIN T. Bird, Miller Wareham.
From Richmond Reading Room Books, Sepiemser
PORT WALTHALL Sept s. i:
Auived-Schrs. Charter Oak, SAUNDERS Cambria VI
ell; Hester \. Jones, Jones; and Tryphena, Lewis
Cearcd-Schr Oregon, Hawthorn, for PHILADELPHIA
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cxosnordence Of the Baltimore American.

he boned that the distinguished animal is good sailor or
the result Of the sea voyage be disastrous 10 MS person.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-06
TO the Editors Of the Enquirer.
III p.-ur,,,,,r

Genemcn-Alow me say through the columns OF your
paper that few days before the election which oil
the 22d u for delegates the State Convention ruInor
started and most industriousy circulated as by 'mace
aorchought, to the effect that had withdrawn from the
canrqsS and longer candidate. was not aware
Of The and mschevous circulation of the report in
certain parts of The district until day or Two since 50
stood like poor Mump Harord who was hung for saying moth
ing. This attempt in this christian community, where mo-
raj honesty should be such jewel 10 defeat the wishes Of
many "cnds, good and rue was but too successful and
has betrayed Of cunning which would to the blush
his Satanic majesty himself. The rumor was quite sup
pressed in my county, the vote will show, though
there il had its effect before the suppression If eru
circulated in ignorance of facts i; must have
been by pariizans either personal political, who
love the devil loves holy water, and who didn't
wish to inform themselves II circulated with knowledge
Of facts il must have been by men who acting upon the
that they may be al saints without all devils within. 80
hawk and k is the charter Of lemousing owls do this
and | feel no resentment:
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10 the Editors Of the Enquirer.

DiSwfDDIE, AUG 80 1871.
Messrs Editors: We had the pleasure of being present
od-fashoned Virginia barbecue given Grccnway's
Mill Wednesday last by of the citizens of this
county, in compliment their old friend and former repre-
sentative A. j. Vaughan For years past he has
ed agent among the Indians, and resides ST. Jo-
sephs Mo- few weeks since he arrived here on visit,
and during his stay many OF his old friends determined
tender him public dinner testimonial OF their high
gard for his services and character and this the day
pointed
We reached the place about IL o'clock and found nu
and respectable company assembled The weather
delightfully."- pleasant and the spot selected peculiarly fit
for such an cccnson Every thing around presented
pleasant and inviting appearance, and gase omen of dly
be placed the "whitc calendar of ivesn assure
you the sequel did not disappoint expectation
You know Mr. Editor, that tradition has associated fun
and olic with old Virginia barbecue and none present
seemed anxious reform old Every man seemed
light heart and happy face and have something
good say succession OF well told anecdotes gave my
rsibes always the better OF my gravity Even the old
threw oil the soberness of and seemed resume all their
youthful pasimes II would have gaddened your heart 10
have seen such an ouburst of social feeling An hour
two was thus whiled away, when summoned TO
table grooming under its good cheer which was served up in
style worthy OF Virginia in the olden me and every man
acted we'll his part. In the meantime she coed od
began freely TO circulate and muny brimmnq hummer and
well timed toast was drunk. Among them We caught the
following drunk to guest:
Our old friend and welcome guest fired J. yaurhan -
His native county, Dinwidde remembers his services and
is proud 10 call him her son."
To this, Mr. Vaughan responded in most happy and fe-
ctous manner He alluded feengy to the generous
confidence thus manifested by his old friends and consu-
ent and concluded by paying eloquent tribute 10 his ma
tive home which excited every feeling of his audience that
the pulse which has commanded 10 papate had al
most stopped II was Language which sprang warm and
fresh from the heart, and conveyed an electric influence
through the whole assembly Old friend with feelings Of
the deepest regret we realize your departure from u.s.
70 part with you calls forth to friendship We
bid you adeu with the feeling love- respect and esteem
which We will ever entertain for YOU but we cannot sup.
press the hope that our separation will be as short as il
painful The dinner resumed again our social pee
As the evening wore on the old gave signal 10 dis
perse and each gradually returned his home happy in
the recollection of day pleasantly SPENT and graed at
the opportunity afforded them Of greeting around
the festive board, an old and cherished friend G.
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baltimore SEPT. L.
The election to-day for the Constitutional Convention
passed oil quietly There opposition TO the Demo
cratic ticket
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,,,c,,oxn kE4uIsITIONs.

G(lCHMOND AND DANNliLE RAILROAD COMPANY
STOCKHOLDERS III tins Company hereby notified that
soho ~ per cent on their stock has ordered by the H.
Decors winch they are required pay the following %
Su per share IN the 18th dag % October and 10 per share
ION DAY OF December next 10 he paid either Fige
oil Virginia. Bank OF Virginia. the office u M
pdny.
Stockholders who delinquent in payment of reguisoa
called, are requested To make immediate payment.
By Older OF the Boafdoi Directors
=. VAN DEURSEN. Treasure
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DAMAGE BY THE rRES iftir-h g. 9Art

The Schuyki Canal is complete wreck and no bust.
can be done il this Several bridges have
been carried away on the Readng Railroad but it is stated
that the company will be able to carry coal again in two
weeks The freshe tremendous the greatest that ever
has occurred The destruction Of life and property is aw
full About thirty forty houses have been carried away
Towanda and is reported that upwards of fifty lives
have been lost Several iron works have been carried
10 lives lost at Schalbs Forge and II Jones' Forge
number Of houses between Mount Carbon and pottsyile
have been carried away The Reading Railroad has suffer
Cd much damage and will take two weeks to renair
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-06
"1he nan who dies by the adder's iangs.
May have the crawcr crushed. hu, lceS no ange


If the report originated in mistake, regard it as
nm accident that may happen in the best regulated family
but not knowing the authors busy crcnators make
no personal charge Respectfully and truly,
RO J. LACKEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-06
yERn1oITssII ccTIoN

All hut three towns in Windham county heard FROM and
foot up follows Governors vote Wing l76: free De.
mocra', l,097; OLD Ane 706-same towns last wear Whn
1885, FREQ democrat l,3i5; old line 5l.
Mcasham is reelected 10 Congress from Vermont by over
200 majority "