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CENSUS FOR Is5o.-rhe United States marshals will be
glad that act supplementary the act Of I'D
May 1885, has been passed by Congress- authorizing the
Secretary of the Interior extend the time for taking the
census where, from circumstances beyond the control Of
the marshal, further time is rendered necessary.
The act also provides for increased compensation FOL
taking the OF California, Oregon, Utah. and New
Mexico and provides for the payment In all eight
per page for the copies OF required by the
Discrimination lie far made in favor Of the popula
ton OF the Territories above named, that all persons from
the States be enumerated citizens thereof, who
may be found residing there the time Of taking the cen
sus provided they e the United States before the LIST o.
Juno. This will give those Territories the advantage
enumerstng nearly all the emgran OF the present sum
mer. National TnfsLigsHcv.
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OHIO River and Dsviess County land for sals.-Ths
owner being Texas offers for sale The oo
ing lands lying miles from the Ohio nve eight
miles above improved half cleared the balance In
woodland pasture OF the cleared 80 acres are in mesdow
with in what called The beech WOODS pe
The Beech fork Pup creek clear never nhns
stream abounds Ia the nnes springs on me
there $50 OF black bottom As nch a inc ONO
ch and the remainder Of
quality Astounding, poplar hickory beech &c The
saeable AFTER supporting large family, TOT
he last averaged a. 800 annum under
bad system good management, VIII yield ~
or jOOO-the brought the rise OF SS Ihee
are many Of the country nom healthy pef
The state uniformly Its superior health There
good churches In the immediate
hood II gras timothy and red clover and or
stock dairy admirably suited From the advantages of 10
cation consisting chiefly purchasing lean stock cheap and esdy
shipment for fat ca,e hay and other produce o. ne
which enhanced by the use OF the electric ee
grap-these ntin,ica . valuable ss any IN
opopuanon and wealth. and me
Of Davies lands Is fair % infer Una. u snort nne
they will equal price OF the interior OF the State
Owing soil OF rock me crops
rarely affected do require shoe
branch Bank Of Kentucky now going into
opeaon m Owensboo Dade Mason Tnpet Alexander, and
many other Virginia neighborhood Also, me
and White sulphur springs Of the finest watering places he
fer IN T. T. Congress- Washington city,
address me Al Yevngton, Davies county, kentncg
Sept ll-itcp
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ELECTIONS The trial in Massachusetts, congressional
district No takes place to-day and the wings are work
ing like beavers The Salem Gazette them that
defeated now they will be obliged To "redoube their
efforts at the November election" II would be well oI
the democrats to FIX il IN that tcdy
governor by 900 1000 majority, and will have ma
jor,y in The legislature usual Mr.. Bartlett democrat
is elected in the fourth congressional district The old line
democrats have redeemed Grand Isle county, and elected
Marvin senator by majority over Humphrey, (whig
The democracy candidate for governor did not re-
ceive single vote in the county The old line tickle
also succeeded in Lamoille,
[Boston Post Of Monday
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From the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
The Country safe.


We congratulate our readers on the good days work
done in Congress Saturday by the passage OF the Cali
fornia, Utah, and New Mexico bills. The agitation
which for so many months has kept the country in peril
has now received its quetus; and Patriotism may now
rejoice enthusiastically the defeat OF demagogusm
Some OF contemporaries appear to deploe thus reus
but we cannot comprehend for what reason The only
real enemies OF this Adjustment the extreme men OF
the North and South The country has during the
present session, what bebeld beorethe junction
of aboitioniss with Calhoun men, OF free. soiers with
disunionists; strange and ridiculous combination Of the
most opposite elements black and white blue and gray
recreant democrats, and coat wings, "all pggng
together in the same truckle bed" Fortunately Tor the
nation the efforts OF this coalition failed. The good
sense OF the nation when behed such strange alliances,
revolted, and all moderate rallied around the cons.
tuition. - . 80
The Texas BILL the California bill, the Utah bill, and
the New Mexico BILL as enacted by the House, are but
really the proposed by Mr. Clay IN his celebrated
Compromise That they were defeated when presented
together, yet have been passed, proves that their
original rejection the result OF mere caba and nils
all candid minds with indignation that for purposes OF
demagoguism, the nation should have been kept IN
agitation for nearly three additional months. Even now
the bills though nominally passed separately, were really
get majority till il was understood the California bill
would receive also Votes, in fact, were barganed
| for on both sides. This will be seen by examining the
yeas and nays The result is triumph to the orgina-
tors OF the Compromise bill for proves that their pan
after ALL the practical one, and that IN the end
this agatng question could only be settled by virtually
enacting all the bills together. -
in Philadelphia the public sentiment has always been in
favor OF compromise and this gratifying termination "a
perous conflict will here be received with unalloyed
| 10y
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extremity
Mr. Lowe, Gen.
Alabama, Hon. Robert
Washington and host OF otns.
expected OF the greatest outPourings .s-
mocracy held in this city.
There is quite stir among the coal dealers and coaicon
this city, the former having advanced their prices
hy seventy per account Of the recent
feshet which PUT Of the railroads and canals Of
the coal region in such dapdated condition. IL isanu
cpated by some thar viii range from w 70 vs. per ton on
Christmas day.
The annual exhibition Of the Maryland Institute for the
promotion OF the mechanic win be open for the
cepion OF vsers Washington Hail. in this city, the
ih OF October about time OF the close of tho great
cattle show and agricultural fair Il is expected TO far ex.
cced in the extent OF the articles exhibition any
vous fair Of the Institute, large quantities of
and articles oil manufacture from the North will be
here
Two mboats have been chartered by the democrats
sd wings attend the great first iont between
Mr. Lowe and Mr. Clarke, the candidates for governor
They will doubtless go crowded The friends Of Mr. Lowe
not the doubt of his ability vanquish his oppo
| nent in a argument before the people
The number ofdeahs Baltimore during the past week
was ILL., and Of the number nearly eighty were children
THE MARKETS In the Baltimore market this morning
there were sales Of 100 barrels Of Howard street -four
81 Sll and 200 barrels at - TO- Market quiet No sales
OF City Mills demand. Sales of good to prime red
wheat 100 l03 cents; receipts OF corn very light with
sales of white and yellow at % % cents Oats 80 w
cents Whiskey, "a cents, with light sales The offerings OF
beef the scales Monday reached $50 head 100
of which driven off, and the balance sold to the city
prices ranging from ~ 90 to 3 100 pounds On
the hoo equal SIS and So rs net and averaging ~ 10
gross The hog market is firm at So So
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Jenny Lind.

is said that about six hundred songs have been ser
he committee, in competition for the prize. The follow
has been communicated 10 us as specimen
JENNY LIND SONG.
BY JosEpH 7. ADAMS.
All hail TO Amerca-sovereign and free
From the snow covered hills 10 the evergreen glade
From Atlantc's deep surge to Pacifc's mild wave,
To the tar-spangled banner where homage is paid
I've read your prairies green hills, and bright skies
Where the lakes and vast rivers their waters unite
I've heard your cities in splcndor that rise,
And the arts and the minstrels Of Europe invite.
come at your call from my dear native cline.
The language breathe 10 all nations is known;
From the gentle it swells to the grand and sublime,
And meets response from the cottage and throne.
IT'S the accent OF music-a fame from above,
That heaves the lone BOSOM and kindles throng-
II frequents the camp and seclusons Of love, .....
And speaks TO all hearts in the magic Of song
What visions of rapture my enchant!
Wit fashion, and beauty their glories impar:
Lovely eyes beamng welcome-the bright of hope
Send thrills of delight to my sensitive heart.
The grave and the gay, the fond matron and sage,
The youth and the statesman, here join in array,
And the maiden, just rising TO beautys proud age,
AL their graccs and sweet Vaccinations display
As my wandered westward hope mingled with fear,
New skies and new trials, new scenes TO explorer
As beret of lov'd circles and fiiends-ob, how dear
With what trembling emotions glanced at your shore
But the circle to night bids my heart not despond
Rehsement and taste all their Establishments join:
l greet thee fair land, and ths welcome respond
All your smiles and fond sympathies minsle with NINE
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nv GREEN 8 TASTES. Aaeaor.srs.

YIorrsEHoLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
Ill on Friday, 18Th instant, shall SELL At 10 O'Clock M
2 cdence OF 18th and streets, an
client assortm Of furniture, viz
Mahogany hair seat sofa and chairs, rocker, &c.
DO piushcovered rocker and arm chairs
DO :. do nd dressing bureau
DO marble top table and washstsnd a..
Do sideboard, dining and card tables wofss.na 80
Do hatrsck gilt frame and other LOOKING
Fine parlor and chamber window curtains ano oo'ne
GirandoIes, solar and hall lamps .... -. t.,r. so,S
band China coffee and and white dinner ana Yea
Best Britannia tea and coffee sets
Ivory knives and forks -. ..,n.,- and rods
rta,ber beds bedding wool and otnef na''e''''
en,,sd mamie and Other bedsteads
No Al cane seat and otnef cns sr.. so,..
on.,., cherry ONCE desk WIN pgeon "o'es
Sboyel and tongs, androns, &c,
,saoriag. radiator, and alright stoves
MN, .n.d assortment Of kitchen requisites - "a. n
.sss An sums and under s25 cash over Va cream
ri NA' A.csioneers
sept ii-s
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D,vers the but deadly hostility of the wings
gress Of legal reiorn and their repeated violations
4 H. sew constitution, and the erection OF Unauthorized
ooes thus eDeroaehing upon the rights Of labor all
n Ibe ne cessy Of change in State government,
Inc resoraton Of the policy Of the democratic party
councils II. ..,,,,. 80, s u
yerk Globe the patronage and support OF the demo.
oany of this city, aud that all proper should
.g 10 extend It's circulation among the masses, and in
70 il The liberal support OF the party.
pre- % !" w. f G. WEST, Chairman.
ions DSH e cs.rr seorstarie..
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eTovyrs ara ssr,ts. CRATES stovos-IIaving
turned from the NORTH have been sbons successfully
and most approved and ashonabe
patterns and Crates would invite e cEens
surrounding country and
s ana zee them and in their patronage would beg
10 remind them large and sell must and am de
suit customers, myself
would particularly call the attention Of those IN want Of cooking
sve M the American considered the
na the My handsome
ertreme will take pleasure In
""'@'' = q WOODWARD,
ssp,1i-ssOd Penn. ~, between ION and lin IS.
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was received yesterday by the Rev John Hurst OF this city,
announcing the death, Louisville, Kentucky. Sunday
last OF Rev Henry B Bascomb Of the bishops Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church South. Bishop Bascomb
was known throughout the Union of the elo.
aent pulpit living He has been III for some time,
and his death looked upon more than probable.
fBah. Sun
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Condition Of the Northern Markets. &c.

,-The Masonic Fraternity OF this city, and soogrn-
respectfully TO meet with Lebanon Lodge
No Hail. Of and 10Th streets, on Tnusdey
next, O'clock TO unite with lodges IN hex,ndna
that aeeaDy 70
vote he Masonic Hall last evening
for the comfortable conveyance
OF all those who may unite on the occasion ru,cu..
Sept I0-3d Master Ne u
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The Prince de Joinve has just addressed letter to the
French government committee Of twenty ve which has
greatly excited the ministry. copy Of this letter. which
designed prepare the way for the canddature Of
the young admiral to the presidency, sent by courier
the President OF the republic In the letter the Prince
de Joinvie declares himself entirely against prncey
publics and in favor Of honest cpublc purely and sim
ply democratic.-Bah. Swn. ,s
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TELEanApHro REpoRTs FOR THE UNION.

The Steamer Massachusetts, aud Maine Elections.
BosroN. September l0-a. IN No tidings yet of the
steamer ASIA now about due at Halifax.
The election second congressional district resulted
There are returns from Maine sufficient give partial
indication of the result Appleton (democra Is said TO be
elected in the second district. - !.
The generally indicatc tie election OF Mr. Hub
bard (democra3 as governor ..#
Escape of Prisoners. M tine El,cfion
BosroN, September 9,-Thfea convcts named William
Barry John awe alias Grsely, and Noble, alias Boston
Frank escaped from the Charleston State prison on Satur
There are no returns yet from the second district Of Mas
sachusets election ##a~
Al Portland, at o'clock: p. M there much exotic.
ment around the polls.
Stage Accident. Cholera. FTenens Parade
PIrrsBuaG, september 9-Mr Irwin, United States mar
shall severely injured to-day by the upseing oil coach
There four cases OF cholera yesterday, but none to-
day.
Our femen had splendid procession Saturday last
Condition the Northern Markets. &c.
Nrw YoaK September IO-2, p m-The market for gov.
nment securities firms prices upward iances
OF 1000 ba rels al 81 81 81 A for common Slate brands
enesee So IN 70 2j southern, So TO 80 70 Corn meal
50 95 s. Sales Genesee wheat at ITO liz cents ROD
81 50 mixed, and 81 Tor yellow. Rye unchanged. Saes
Of 700 barrels pork $40 % Tor mess Cotton Is hrm-naH
sales ut 1871 la for fair upands and New Orleans WINS
key in barrels at ~ cents. 5&
PHnApELPHlA September lO-2, p. m.-The democrats
of the first district last night nominated J. b. Florence
ESQ for Cong res The market steady no change In
prices Foui declined l2a cents per barrel win ssss
do for civ use IS IS S5 SAY Corn meal 20 Sales Of
red wheat i02 lO5 cents wnise loo io GEMS Is
low corn Is cents white, o. 81 cents PROVISIONS ana
groceries quiet Batter firm. Whiskey' D4 "a oen"
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Southern democrats.

Ashe, North Carolina.
Averett, Virginia.
Bayly, Virginia.
Beaie, Virginia.
Bowdon, Alabama.
Boyd, Kentucky.
Brown, Mississippi
Burt, South Carolina.
Caldwell, Kentucky.
Cobb, Alabama.
Colcock, South Carolina.
Daniel, North Carolina.
Edmundson, Virginia.
Featherston, Mississippi.
Green, Missouri.
HARRISON, Georgia.
Harris, Tennessee.
Harris, Alabama.
Holiday Virginia.
Howard, Texas.
Hubbard, Alabama.
Inge, Alabama.
Jackson, Georgia.
Johnson, Arkansas.
Kaufman, Texas.
La Sere, Louisiana.
Mcdowell, Virginia
McMullen, Virginia
Mcqueen, South Carolina.
Nc Willie, Mississippi.
Meade, Virginia.
Millson, Virginia.
Morse, Louisiana.
Orr, South Carolina.
Parker, Virginia.
Powell, Virginia.
Savage. Tennessee.
Seldom, Virginia.
Stanton, Tennessee.
Stanton, Kentucky.
Thomas, Tennessee.
Thompson, Mississippi.
Venable, Nsrth Carolina.
Wallace, South Carolina.
Weilborn, Georgia.
Woodward, South Carolina.--4o
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BY aad 0ilh q.

DAME, ID, Barnard OIL
nary and minister penpote
William Strong, of Ohio, 10 be
supreme court Of tho United STATE.
John $. Galaher. Of Virginia, TO be thiru,
treasury,
William Irwin. Of Pennsylvania, marshal of the
States or Ihe western district of Penney Ale
Thomas Ewbank, Commissioner Of Patents.
coKsUIs
William Carroll Sanders, Of Alabama, for the city Of
Rome, in place Of Nicholas Brown, recalled.
Lorenzo Draper OF New York, for The port of Hayre.d
Grace, in France pies William Staples, recalled
Edward Kent, of Mane for the port Of Rio de Janeito
In Brazil, nice Gorham Parks, recalled
William Glover, of Monterey, for the city Of Monterey
William r. Hayes, Of Connecticut for the island Of Bar
BADGES, pce Noble Turner, recalled
William II. Robinson, recalled,
John l.. Hodge, OF Pennsylvania, Tor the port OF Mar
seilles in France, ves Daniel G. Croxall. recalled
Fayee M Ringgod of the District OF Columbia for The
Benz HI Norton OF Massachusetts for the port OF Pic tou
in Nova Scotia, pies Luther Bracket, recalled.
Albert Lange, OF Indiana, og the port OF Amsterdam IN
Joseph Moser Of New York, for Ancona in Italy,
James f. freeman, recalled.
Alexander II Clements, OF the District Of Columbia,
called
Nathan Burchard, Of New York. for Basic, in switzer,
land pies George ii. Goundie, recalled.
Zabdal w. Potter, of Maryland for the port of Valpa
| raso, in Chill, oics VIM G. Moorhead, recalled.
James F. Waddel, of North Carolina. for the port o.
Matamoras in Mexico, vice Thomas w Slemons, re-
| called.
JB Wibor senior, Of New York, for the port Of Nice
Lewis Baker. New York. for the port of Laguyra, in
Venezuela, nice John r. Adams recalled.
Thomas M Rodney, OF Delaware, for the port Of Matan
Zas, in The Island OF Cuba, ue Simeon M Johnson,
iteynold Frencksl, for Helsngfors, in Russia.
| H"o"i St,"kie, for Algiers.
John M Fess nden, at Dresden, in Saxony
Pablo Auguer Tor the port OF Barcelona, IN Spain.
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THE UNION.

wheel Of the South, will never consent TO dissolve the
Union account Of the admission Of California II is
authority smber. Of the vgaia lssisiaaS Ds
who are now IN Washington, that they the Joint
committee which framed those resolutions and that when
Il was proposed 20 call convention Vrg mia the
case OF the admission OF California, the resolution
unanimously voted down by the commitlee And IL Il
now expected that the governor Of Virginia will call
vesuon o. the people TO unite in any of this de
scnpuoai Let our correspondent be warned in time. If
19is o goes 49, 50 VIII "9 the South Virginia a least
VIII, nor Louisiana, nor Alabama, Mississippi The
sopposes The rains de- assembled and the winds blew; but
that building will stand because is built upon rock"
action 81 Virginia on this subject and express
unqualified belief that has arisen for the governor
courage any movement for dsaa o Tss uioou, old
Commonwealth is vg liant where her honor and rights
involved and ready 10 resist all hazards and
the extremity, any gross violation Of The cons,a.
ton No such has yet been effected and she will not,
and plunge INFO civ war Her voice Of wisdom and peace
has always been kindly received and needed Il will be
adjouraing the last State convention in 1880 sMay she
rgInia) hereafter be considered by Them (our sister
Saes) she heretofore has BEEN the keystone
arch which supports federal Union whose strength
hope and trust will be increased by every increasing
Upon settlement OF the irritating questions which
have peried the Union, we trust that good spirit will
animate the Two sections OF the Unionihat ianacism will
DO put down at the North and that Just regard for
southern rights will niuse itself into the northern portion Of
the conederacy We have happily escaped from the preci
pice Of dsunion Let the North gather useful lesson
from what has just passed. and learn practise
rsport Of The Sepate CON mira
was brought upon the stage we indicated oT course With
out reeciny on lie acts or tnotives az those
friends who differed from Us We admit,sd the hone sly
aud patriotism Of their conduct and souaht NOT 10 widen
tho division of sentiment al The south While our own
motives were not assaled we wer most anxons n
tise liberal iorbearance towards others Now thnt The
drama is nearly over our views and feelings are
the same We ali have baen aud ara willing r. how n
the voice Of Virginia however diHerenv we NAV have
her wishes We calmly await lie develoDments
Of the future assanp nobody hnnkf Thar the disrunton
OF The Union las een voidrd and confident fhat Virnia
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Albertson, Ia.
Bingham , Mich.
Bissell, III.
Booth,s CT.
Brown, Ia.
Busl, Mich.
Cable, Ohio.
Cartier, Ohio.
Dimmick. Pa.
Disney, Ohio.
Doty, Wis.
Durham, Ia.
Dnrkee,. Wis.
Fitch. la.
Fuller, Me.
Gerry, Me.
Gilmore. Pa.
German, la.
Harlan, la.
Harris, III.
Hibbard, N. II.
Hoagland, Ohio.
p King ". Y.
Letter, Iowa.
Littleheld, Me.
Mann, Pa.
McClernand. Ill,
Mcdonald, la.
McLanahan, Pa,
Morris, Ohio.
Dds, Ohio.
Peaslee, N. Y.
Peck, vi.
Potter, Ohio.
Richardson, Ill.
Robbins, Pa.
Robinson, Ia.
Ross, Pa.
Sawtelle, Me.
,Stetson, Me,
Strong, Pa.
Sweetser, Ohio.
Thomson, Pa.
Walden, N. Y.
Waldo, Ct.
| Wentworth, I'll.
Whittlesey. 0.
| Wildrick, N. ].
Young, ln.-49,
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BOOTS AND SHOES Boots and shoes Al small prof
ID would respectfully call he ahenuon oW cn
TONERS and the public assortment Of boots and snoe
ladies' gentlemen, MISSES boys, Children and servants pom hsnt
and heavy 49, - II.
we have every variety and half CATERS, buskns, Iesr-
slips esceors Jenny Lind, all warranted give sAsfAc
McCurdys slips ties, old style, for....,,.....et
gniter shoes DO. .ozf
half CATERS thick soles..
gaiter shoes do, ~
Light colored gaiter boots ''''''''i ~
Misses andc hildrcns ofevery quality and variety
To the Gentiemsn
Call and see variety and style -
and calfbkin Congress CATERS,
Cloth do........'..,: 80" ,"
superior article crproof boots for cunning and ~
farming
pcgged boots and Shoes single and double o "
manufacture.
To the Farmers AVID Pia1tu'
Our assortment heavy and boots for @ aa
hands cannot be equaed price and quality IN ms oy
wife and before purchasing az we ns o"e "ae'
men hat please. -. 49,. a.
our stock Of has been purchased VIII s VIZ
hes, OF Philadelphia and The when we are pre-
pared 10 se AZ profits DO not orsan s ~.
south side OF Penn. ay., between 6th and I'M sts,
...,. nextd door to B. l.. Jackson Ind Bre.
Sept li-3taw4w
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Southern
wings.
Northern
wings.


Alexander, NY. AndersoI
Allen,s Mass. Bowie,
Andrews, N. Y. Rreck, '
Baker, III. Caldwell
Bennett, NJ. Y. Evans, A
Bokee, N. Y. Gentry,
Briggs, N. Y. Haymon
Brooks, N, Y. Johnson
Burrows, N. Y. Kerr, NJ,
Butler, Pa. Marshall
Butler, CT. Mclean
Calvin, Pa. Morehea
Campbell. o. sianly,
Casey, Pa. Thomps'
Chandler, Pa. Watkins
Clark, N Y. William
Cole. Wis. Houston
Corwin, Ohio.
Crowell, Ohio.
Dixon, RI.
lDuer. N. Y.
Duncan, Mass.
Eliot, Mass.
Evans, Ohio.
Fowler. Mass.
IFresdIey, Pa.
Giddings, Ohio.
IGott, N. ".
Gould, N. Y.
IGrinnell, Mass.
Holloway, N. Y.
Henry, vi.
Howe, Pa.
Hunter, Ohio.
Jackson, n. T.
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Uait.d STATE. House Of Representatives.
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The sllowing analysis Of the votes given in the
House OF Representatives on Saturday last the passage
Of the California bill
ron the
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Northern dem
ocTals.
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1t is said that about six hundred songs have been
the committee, competition for the prize. The follow
ing has been communicated to aspecimen:
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ron THE BILL.

Southern dem
ocTats.
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AGAINST tn Y BILL.

Those marked thus are free-soilers.
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ueAsuIy
William Irvin OF Pennsylvania marshal of the !,
States Tor the western district of Penney nice Ale.