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Fresh ARRIVALS
"a A=a
AT TEE
NEW CHEAP CASH STORE.
O. q

AG.FARAELL'S genuine Arabian Lininena
isa most extraordinary medicine, the truth
OF which 10 placed beyond doubtby the vast sales
q ne astiele, ssd the many cures being daily per.
formed by a, which previously had resisted m
other medicines and The skil ofthe best physicians
m world. lis composed Of balsams, extracts and
gums Peenharte Asabis-possessiag, ina eoneen-
arAeed fosH, all their stimulafing, Anedyne, pens-
trahng. unetuous and revulsive properties, and
Ene sans which, sges age, were used by the Sons
Of the Desert, Win such miraculous success, In
curing the diseases Of bofh man and beast.
Rssd lie 6Aepiag Resarkabk Ct-es. chick
AheuI9 ef tlessaCes place
Democratic banner., 1850-11-27
II. G.Eafre1l1B Arabian LfnimenS

far beyond any similar remedy.
About q year and Q half ago,a swelling appear
Cd In my Nffe's stomach, gradually increasfDg 1.
SIZE until 1t became as large as my fist, and so sore
that she eOnId not bear the least pressure upon n
wIfhont CRYING her extreme pain. / got the ad-
vice Of our best doctors, and they differed in opin-
ION about il; some said it was an ARue Cake o.
EnIargesDent Of the Spleen; some, that 1t was an
EnlAFgenent Of the Ovsres; and others said II va,
. Tumor Of the Ovaries, and ouId not be cured
except by cutting IT ont. In this csificalsituafion,
] was persuaded 10 try 81. G. Earreips Arabisn
Liniment upon it and strange IS il NAV appear,
upon the third appliesticn she began TO improve.
and has esatisued getting better daily, until nov
-Shs is % ven as ever-enjoyine excellent health
.06-I E D.. MCCONNELL.
Democratic banner., 1850-11-27
Albany. April ], IsH.

d. 8 !. Tewnssnds Principal Once has been removed from i9S
sutont to y Nasseu street IN the building formerly occupied By
he South Baptist Church. .-,- - 80 .
~AeEaTS-Rsdding & Co, No = ststestrset, and Mn Z Yjsdss
NO 100 CourtStrest Boston ssnrel Kiddsr. j., Lowell; Henry
Rrat eals1; yaAa D Green Worcester; Allsoa & Gsuk
Concord J. ealeh & Bed. Rrovidsncs; snd By DrueEsfs -
Mershana. Eeneally ~throughout The United safsa Wet IndeS
q. For sale by !. N. BRYSON & Co.
Agents, Louisiana, Mo. 9
Democratic banner., 1850-11-27
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

THE undersigned having
removed from St. Louis TO
this city, is now prepared to
announce TO the citizens Of
Louisiana and the surroun-
ding country, that he has
erected Q new and commo-
dious shop on Main, below
South Cannlina 81. where
Democratic banner., 1850-11-27

BtsskostFs kiszL SepG Il led.
DA ?. TsWzzED-DesT Sir: . ksvs suHsrsd tsfdhiy e. ni.s
yeafs with The Rhssaaiiaa; eoaa6s1hls a he tns ! eoaA N
eat. siseP OF walk ] lad he utmost Distressing pein. and ny
hMhS W0ss e8rffh3y swollen. . have used four bottles Of yc1i
earHapaTiA. and hay have doas - more than oes thoaaand
dollars Eoth a GoolIsa . nseh bsftss-Sndesd I ~ snfrsiy
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Ssprtme Count.

~
Bsfor. Chief Justiee Edmonds and the Hon judges
Edwards and Mitchell
Nov 1-DrclsIoNs -.ahai's Works - .srohsy Gfin0n.
Judgment of Superior Court reversed and rsRrs q,
Timo,lv NJ Main, rs; Heryy. ~ Kirs.-Nsr trial
NV. n. Thomrson IS. .qurm the Taleria judy.
ment Of Superior Court reversed, reHirs Se
THss. rsrmGvea eds, Cornelius Borarf New trial
granted costs to abide the event.
r.. Socket eds Pei,r Con'sy, Judgment Of
Superior Court affirmed
Daniel a. Ba'Sris ads Chss ". Lspfs-New trial
denied. with costs.
Mary II. Roifon. ~ Freik DePeysier.-Order OF spe-
cial tenn affirmed, with costs.
Chari,s ma,on IS. tn. Peops-yudgment Of Cen
efaborton, fer which penalties of imprisonment and
fine were in posed
without costs, and without prejudice 90 motion to
set aide the report CT the reierees
In ~, matter n Reter Whifs-order q special term
Giid,rsieers, &c Is. The uaemsnt Of Com
me n Pleas Affirmed.
Odrer Johnson rs TIE Peopk.--The like decision
lin there the consttutionality Of tbe judgments
on the cogniEarces taken In the Court Of Sessions,
Er.eys II Isr,rsn, Sails rs Jaiia Tail and Ot~rs-
Decree Of Special Term affirmed with costs
LEONARD Brown ALERT Co'5scek Motion to strike
cause from cslendar granted, without costs
Revnelds ~. Darts and Brosks.-Judgnsnt Of supe-
rior Court reversed
Superior Court rc,ersed an rsnire de noro srsdsd
r. q Tas Rensselaer, rs Hpdson n. X. Co.-Ordsr OF
Special Term reversed without costa
.9Im Grief IS DRY DOCK Ba,t The like decision.
Berjaran ~ Wbifeicch Jotkeri ~. Rott.-Order OF
Special Term affirmed, with costs.
Mind North 60. The Sane.-Tha like decision
.qrhonv .9ilaire ads Somi. r.. FinkOrdsr OF special
Term reversed rithout costs aud reference ordered
to inquire whether the parties have violated the In
Junction
Edpard Pien, rs Lons TsiaqS r. r. Cs.-aotion de-
MED, with costs
term afnrm,d. with costs.
.grui,e a Ccrey IS. Alien 4 Poiton.-Judgmsn OF
Common Pleas affirmed
Beach &C. IS. Hart sheriG.-Judgmsnt Of Superior
Court sfnrmed. 60
John IT. S'srens rs Nchesi Lace"r-Juagnsnt on
Court beiew affirmed
T.siss w Waller re. Francis n sdlssns New trial
Msrgsrs Isr,nssisr rs Hpds.n r. r. r. Ce.-ordss Of
special term sfhrned, With costs
MvfsaI Security Tvs. Co. ~. .4isnss u Dramwond-
order of spee,sl term ARMED With custs.
ssnuef p Ciarksor re- George y. Rspeiye.-Order d
special term sfirmsd. withsns costs
I4vai 8 Pad ode JOHN Frsrer. D~rnuirrr allowed,
sth leave TO amend on payment Of costs.
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PRESIDENT FILLMORE AND THE FUGIrlvg SLAVE
LAw.--The following incident Is told in letter
from the Washington correspondent OF Tueedsy's
R,chmond Ergtttrtr:
A cisiipguished gentleman from the Wcst-au ex-
s., pntor-- called Mr. Fillmore, and after exchaug-
ing the uGua o1tesics, asked by the President
bov the Fugitive Slave bill ceived 10 the West
The reply that the law although unpopular Ia his
State. would Gouhiless be enforced The remark was
playfE'y made that, as the President sworn 70
preftrve protect, and defend the constitution aud
lave ne tthe exsenator) presumed Mr.. Fillmore
would eftcute tAlr lag. To the very letter, tirr
tho instant reply OF the President to the very
letter. cir. whatever may be the oonsequences"
The iahsHrf0ll UHion relates another incident,
in which /, Is stated that the President declared
that he was determined TO execute faithfully the
friise slave law, and would appoint no man TO
Office who might be called upon Aod wond not
sesIously cooperate in its execution. -N1fionai
lntehtgfncCr.
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ONg WEKK's CRIME IN ENGLAND Murder and
burglary are assuming the important position u
pubic silaiis, end furnish, indeed, by FAR the
largestemount, ss well as most stirring portion Of
our weeks news. a more remarkable variety, a
more colious fertility OF invention, was never ex-
einpllhed by the record Of single week Aad II
we extend the record To minor offences, IL becomes
still more curious. The most recent Of tho out
fegre, Is one belonging 20 the CoFjercliss. Jasi
Denny, the belle OF Donninchurst, near Brent
woor, ~ inveigled, by n fathles3 lover, into a
lonely place, and sirapged. The rascal, II would
etm, bed fer some time prGct sed the art Of san-
pulehon IN his own room, with view 10 fsci-
tate his marriage by putting the mother of the
child, That would have been born to him, out of
the way. The case belongs to an old class; but
u has seldom been presented in form so
revolving. fom its cold-oloOded delberation
Al an iueiiable place in Wales. one Jones, falling
70 obtain possession of leracy bequeathed TO his
mother, .migiaies 10 America, leaving his wife
snd chlidrep,-s stands the accusaiion-to poison
the recussnt legatee. In the burglary az Birming-
ham, whtre Mr.. Msrs,on, goldbeaier, fights for
a quarter Of an hour with party OF burglars,
while his daughter yainly endCavors 10 persuade
Two policemen TO entcr,-thcy declare they thought
he was correcting his wife OF his son. The repulse
OF the men who tried 10 break into Mr. IIoG)rd's
house IN the Regentapark the attempt 70 murder
the Reverend Mr.. nj 'lntosh az Kendall; the cou-
rsReons exploits Of ksziah Prior, near Swindon,
who drives forth brace Of burglars, helping one
Of them out 81 the indow with punch IN his
back and wiiiicism the confession 81 QUO OF
the men engaged in the auick on Mr.. Hollest-
contribute to the peculiar diversity. Among the
stranger incidents Is one Of milder order. gen.
tlsmgn was so alarmed at the Frncy Tpurder,
that he prepared his pistols against the possibility
OF an attack. At LAST " came-he heard burglars
attempting the house, and the opportunity had ar.
rived Tor trying the excellence OF his pistols: but
be wss now so alarmed that he was perfectly pa
ralyzed, and could do nothing but sit still, and, It
would zee m, indulge in rapd succession Of swoon.
itRs, which he continued with perseverance until
ihe burelars-ms Of. OF the fierccr kind is the
delivery OF an Internal machine TO a gentleman at
towder, W hirh would have blown him ~ IL some
suspicion had not induced him 10 suhmerse IL in
wafer before he opened it.-LoHdon Lcader,
OF. 49,
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Highly Interesting from Texas.

THE VOTE OF PEOPLE ACCEPTING THR BouN-
DAIRY BlLL-MEAsUREs AGAINST THE INDIANS, ETC.
PHLApELrHiA, Nov. O. 1850.
Late dates from Texas inform that IL decided
In Galveston by vote OF ls5 against g. to accept of
Pearce's Compromise bin for the settlement of the
boundary dispute between Texas and New Mexico. A
very small vote polled.
At Huntsville, in Walker county there were 222
votes for the bill, and only "a against it.
In Hays county the vote was small, but there
majority in favor Of the bill
Milan county far as heard from goes against the
acceptance OF the bill.
Gen Brooke has issued orders to all the commanders
OF the interior military posts to pursue and punish
such OF the favages participated In capturing and
carrying of the daughters OF Mr. Thomas from the
nsghbor hood of San Antonio.
The San Antonio Ledger states that the Mexican
Boundary Commissioners have nearly finished sur
veyirg the road from Indisnola to Ell Paso.
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BOSTON, OctObeT 81, ioiD.
Bosfcn 10. N,lc Yorl-Hs dcfrmifics gnd beau.
ns-Tfc Ladirs- Lif1otwc-D fopni AsbwH.
- Curious STATE Of political parfi,s-A vord for
te S,rardttcs and AnGrchists -dplpscncnts-
Pumpkin Pies ETC., etc.
Our lest letter which pointed out come Of the
political, philosophical. end theological short
cominps Of the citizens of this great, and wise, and
enierprising city, excited some attention, we are
borpy to perceive. in the quarter where its grave
sdmoniiicns were needed. We hope they will
ponder II well, and profit by its teachings
Misunderstanding the uneves aspect Of the city,
the nsrowness and irreaularity Of lie streets, we
HE il msrvcllously. There ia something prac-
ticsl in this ire gularity, which strikes the ina
einsiicn far more agreeably than the maihe-
mstcal symmetry Of Philadelphia and some other
cities. II New York excel in elegance, grandeur.
and staie-in the meqniicencc and beauty ri her
public works, Boston excels in her municipal regu.
lationsinorder and neatness, in her public schools,
literary sociefies and general education. New
YeTk il smincnily dirty the atmosphere is i'm
rure and not unfreqnenly, In hot we ither. into
lerably offensive Boston, for the most part. 10 neat
srd clean; de- al dogs and cats are not LEFT g. decay
in the streets; nor are gentlemen aud swine per-
mitfed 10 regsle themselves IN the public places
Rcstcn Is not heauiifsi che has Few exterior adj
vaniaces ~ attractions; but tn sweet and lovely
yilLpts which le along her borders. make ayple
amends for her defects and tive soil around her
i crpsecrntsd ground. Their rs Quaker Hit,
FsLeuil hell, where, in times IL pnii'ica excemc nj,
rsn gafhsr 10 invoke The helpful pre serce Of the
! s,i,i,s ~ the good and wise, who ouce Assem-
bid here; sEd there Is, alsc, Mo1si Auburn, the
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Tn. Latest from Washington,

CABINET MEErING-DIFFICULrY AMONG THE Ear.
ILoIERs or THE INFERIOR DEPARTMENr-THK
OREGON sURvEYoRSHIP-HUMBB RELATIVE TO A
PRESIDENTIAL PROCLAMATION, ETC.
ouR SPECIAL TELkcRAPHic coRREsro,DEscE.
WAsHISeroN, Nov. q 1850.
There was cabinet meeting to-day. Mr.. Butter
field, Commissioner of the Land 0.Hce, Is hopping
around like grain Of popcorn on hot griddle. lie
claims the power of appointment in the Land ONCE
Department. but Mr.. Stuart Secretary OF the Inte-
ror has ovsrruled Mr b has, consequently appealed
to the President.
1t is we'll sscertained fact that this Mr. Butter.
field will hare to 60 out OF Office. His ingratitude to
o. Lisle Smith, Of Chicago, and to John b. Mark,
together with the fslsihoston Of bis pledge to the
former, have ell been laid before the President.
Mr. Goodman, Of Illinois, declines the Surveyor
0ertralshp oforegon, and the Office will be rendered
TO Edmund b. Greene, ofNew York
The despatch published in the Bslti more Clipper OF
this day announcing that the President had ordered
the army and navy to cooperate with the United
States Marshals In Massachusetts, In the enforcement
oft Fugitive Slave Law Is a humbus. No such
der had been issued to the time of the adjournment
OF the cabinet meeting to dag, at O'Clock.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
Religious Intelligence.


Church OF the Holy Martyrs, Ludlow street-Hsy Dc.
Taylor, evening.
New Jerusalem church, Aston Plsce-Rev. Brown,
evening.
evening.
Apollo Rooms, Brosdwsy-aev. Ralph Hoyt evening.
Spring street church-Rev Mr.. Marsh evening
West Episcopal church. Mulberry street-Rev. r. s.
Foster, morning; Rev. DR.. parhin, evening
Bsptist chapel, Grand street-Rev. d. NJ. Graham.
evening
Church of the Messiah Wooster street Rev II. An
thon.
Church OF the Cruchxion, University plscs-Rsv.
DIT. scbroeeer, evening.
Prof Madison, a we'll known Methodist olsryxmap
from the Oneida conference, is expected TO preach
during the day in the Centenary NJ f. church. corner
Diocsss NEw YonK.-The Standing COMMITTEES
have directed tie call Of Special Convention of the
DiOeess OF Ne" YORK on Wednesday the 9Th day q
York at ten o'clock in the msrning to take uto
sderstion the canon passed in the late General Con-
vention, entitled "Of the election OF proyisionat
bishop in the Of docess whose bishop Is sus-
pended, without q precise limitation Of time F"
Rev. Halsey Dunning has received a call from the
Third Presbyterian church N In Richmend Va
Rev Stephen W. Taylor has received call from the
Duvsll street church IN Richmond.
Rev. George W. Leyburn, Of the o. 8 Presbytery OF
Montgomery, was received into the Hanover IN 81
Fresbytery, at Its Last meeting.
Rev. Calvin Stove, d. D., inaugursted Col
lins Professor Of Natural and Revealed Religion In
Doweoin College on the 10th ult.
Rev Mr. Fuller has been dismissed from the pastoral
care Of the church in Warner New Hampshire, which
10 now vacant.
Rev Mr. Wiley has closed his connection With the
church In Chichester, N. Ii.
Rev. william A. Bronson, who has been laboring
for seventeen years in Michigan part Of thu time
under the Home Mission Society and State conven-
tion, has together with his family, suffered much
from i'll health that he has been compelled to return
to this his native State.
The Rev W. Il Webb has just closed his labors with
the Baptist church at Lyons, ~ N and accepted the
unanimous call OF the Baptist church in jordan, to
become their pastor ana enters upon the dues OF his
post imps distely
Rev Charles Elist has accepted the call Of the Bap-
tst church in sbanenteies TO become their pastor.
Rev Francis Peck, has removed from Providencs, r.
l., 10 Brooklyn, n. Y.
The Rev X II. Bourne, has resigned the charge q
st. Thomas chur,h Brooklyn.
The Rev Geo l.. Noide has accepted . unani-
call to the rectorshp OF the church OF St John
the Evangelist, Stockport, Columbia CO., N. \.
Rev T. ii. Downing has accepted an invitation
from the vtstIy and congregation OF 5t Philips
church Kirkwood, Miss, to become again the rector
of that parish
The Rev William Long has resigned the charge Of
ST. Marks church, Malone, franklin 90, N. AMI
accepted call to the roctorshp OF st. Paus church,
flatbush L. l.
The Rev Henry s. Attwator. OF Malone " Y, has
accepted a call 10 the rectorshp OF 81. Anirs~'s
church New Boston, Mas
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News r,ora the ysthmus,

Ms ORLFASs, Nov I. 1850
The steamer Ailbsms has arrived from ChtErei sac
eports that the health Of the sthmus wa gcol asd
that the excitement relative to the attempted rsv"u
Zion in New 0rsnAss had died AZ. Rain Continued
20 fall though Il had prod ueei but little effect on he
oads which vese In such order ss TO eA-sis all to
rAs, over with aIirht dlnieulty
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THE NEW YoRK Cusrox HOUSE The Collec-
tor received and paid into the treasury from July
lsf, lSi9, 10 June Both, 1850, t2i 6b0y5 So His
accounts have been adjusted az the Treasury De-
parire nj to the above date to n cent. HIS &C.
counts a. dis bursing apen, from July LIT, loi9. to
March Slst, lec0, have also been adjusted without
difference. and amount to Sse0,5B 81. Mr Max
well has collected aud DISTURBED greater amount
of money then any of his predecessors wi hin the
same Ieiiod Of time; and that he should have done
this wtsre he has been Obliged 20 conform TO new
laws end rev modes Of husiness--that he should
have been able I. accomplish 90 much and So welt
under these circumstances. may be attributed no
lees 10 his own skill al 4 judgment than To- those
o. lie able and faithful men by whom be hss been
.idsd in The discharge Of his duty - Washington
R7rbfic, OFT ~
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UTNCfFNhTf, NOV a foIU
Asthe packing season approaches, the excitsmsntin
he hog m.rs,t increases. Buyers have appeared In
eur market at 20 per 100 ibs but as yet there are
,sl,er, The former anticipate material dencieney
an the supplv OF vhch there can be but little doubt
The ohio river Il In good nsvigsble order and rising
,.pidiy snd the passage good boats to 81 Louis
nov VI for each person. 49, ~
We hsv. fsif pso,psct Of heavy rain this alter
noon
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Suo1 BY FroirvE SLAVE On Thursday
RICH, last. a runaway negro, having stolen horse
in Brown county, Ohio. was pursued ny MT
Cochrsn, the owner Of the horse, j-aed by his
psighbcr, Mo. William GiIbrt Ga the party
coming M the negro hrd. inhictng dingercss
wound in the bteas, ~ Mr.. Gilbert. and thea e.
csrci - CIrtmnzii Esqrasr, Ori n.
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r,,r wuios IN MASSACHUSETTS,
Destructive Fire.

Urea, Nov 2, 1850.
The Syracuse and Utica Railroad shops at the Oneida
depot, consumed by FIRE lnt night. The Gre vas
discovered By the conductor OF the Eastern train.
Several coschcs burnt, with one locomotive
end large snount Of lumber, sc. II originated in
he blscksmith's shop.
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FIrrsnURoH, NOV. z, 800.
Patrick csper aliss Baltimore Pat accused OF mur-
Cerine ~stchsn 10 fhilsdelphia arresteib by police
man Por has been rescued by his friends, and Rox
..rrihlr ahnaed
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The Case OF the Mayor OF Pittsburgh, &c

P1IsguRaH, November q 1850
The Supreme Court has decided against the Mayor
the opinion hled after adjournment. Mr. Barker
raves usual, but his power is gone.
The city Is quiet.
There feet of water In the channel Of che
Ohio River
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RolifiraI Arairs.

DEuocRArIc CONGRESSMAN ELECTED IN NEW
HAMPSHIRE
Co,coRp, Nov. 2, 1880
The following the ofclal returns Of thu election
n the Third Congregational District CT Ner Hampshire,
80 an the place ct James Wilson, waig-
Morrison. democrat. .............ss..s. b5os
ss..tEs,irv ...............,.,,.. Is
Nfov,,.ou.s rIrr.litv ...,,............ p5
Notwithstan Din that Morrison Is elected By p'u-
rnlty vote II IA pretty certain that his seat viii be
contested as Il Is ooateDded that Perkins has been
elected Iy 27 majority through tho vote Of the Aar-
rimsc towns which not In the district at tho
time Of Gen wilson's election but have since been
added
the wuios IN MASSACHUSETTS
BosroS, Nov. 2, 1850
The wing state Central Committee, this morning
publish sppssi 60 the wings Of the commonwealth.
II is highly isudstory OF the Hon. Robert Q. Win
shrop. .
The Hon. ssnl II. wsliy pts the nomination
for Congress from Horace Mann's district
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The Press OF Mississippi.

CiNcISSAri, November 2, 1850.
The ftrtysix papers publi,hed in Mississippi
thus classified -
Whig and for Union. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. %
Z
Democratic and avowediy dsunion,. ........ 5
Democratic agitstionists. ............. o
Democratic, tavoring the Governors Proclamation,
but opposed to disurion As present remedy.
L.
Total, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 40
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THE VOICE OF MISSISSIPPI.

bALfihokE, NOV =, 1901
Judge sharkey recently addressed o great Union
melting at Natchez, Miss, at which he declared in
the language Of the amened Jackson that the Union
must and shall be preserved" lie asserted that .
majority OF the members of the Ma sh Vile Convention
were decidedly opposed to disunion.
Senator foote has been Welcomed to Jackson, Miss
by great procession and the firing of cannon The
General viii Immediately commence canvassing the
State against disunion.
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THE VOICE OF GEORGIA.

SAVANNAH, Nov. /, 1850.
The friends of the Union, in Chatham county, Geo.
last evening met in large numbe in this city for the
purpose OF showing their approval Of and rstifying
the compromise measures passed by Congress at its
late session Spirited addresses delivered by
number of eminent speakers, and resolutions
adopted Gyowpg the determination OF the meeting to
stand By the Union and maintain the upromise, as
the only means Of preserving peace. The msetin
throughout most enthusiastic.
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The Governor ~ PSnnsJ vspis has sppontsi th.
9Th day q pecenbe a. day ofthsnsssiviss ia that
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DEuocRArIc CONGRESSMAN ELECTED IN NEW
HAMPSHIRE.