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PnLaprLrH., october 10 1850.
The Teras papers, received by TO. nights Southern
mail, complain Of the great drought In that state.
There bad been rain in Galveston for two months,
IL IL said that there will not be half average yield Of
cotton, although the sugar crop viii be unusually
large.
public meeting recently held at San Augustine
adopted resolutions In condem nation Of Pesice Boun-
dsfy bill They agree to the line Of - deg min but
unwilling to ss the territory south 81 that They
declare strong attachment for the U nion but . still
stronger attachment for Texas
Both Union and Disunon tickets have been noml.
mated for . convention.
There heavy frost ct Petersburg and C,arhviiie
va. on Tuesday night BY which much Of the tobacco
crop IL stated to have been destroyed.
The collision between the southerner and Isaac
Mead caused great deal Of sensation 1T Savannah
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Wing majority. 3,2s2 Dem maj 900
The whig gain in the shove 90 counties appears to be
4ie2 compared with the vote for Canal Commissioners
last when the democratic majority In the State
over the wings IL $50 and 100 wings
tves. The free soil question has had very inau-
ence In the above counties.
PIrrsBUReH, Oct. 0. 1850.
Walker whig, is believed by seine, to be elected In
the Twenty third district. His competitor, Curtis Is
falling behind Walkers majority In Erie county is
at least / 500.
In Washington county, the majority against Allison
whg. for Congress, will not exceed $50. The demo-
cratic county ticket Ia probably elected by small
majority. Beaver county gives Allison 2so majority
which elects him
wnxEsBARRE, Oct. Q, 1850
The contest for Congress In this CElevenh) district
is close that IL s impossible decide Who elected
Fuller, vhig leads Wright thus far aud Is probably
elected. The democratic Assemblymen In Lurerns are
elected.
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KALAMAZOO Mich Dot 10, 1850.
The bodies Of those who have died since the tea
party given at the Exchange have been examined by
our first physicians, and they report that poison
existed in their stomaohs and they declare 1t to be
their belief that the Of their cholera
The verdict Of the Coroner's jury wAs-" Death BY
violent disease to them unknown generally sup
posed to be cholera" The disease Is confined to
German family whe recently emigrsted 10 this place
and Is thought by that they brought IL with
them part Of them having stopped ut the Kalamazoo
Exchange and unpaok-d their goods They nun orred
about thirty I'VE persons, and occupied very small
room Five OF them hav. died. and four mere are
very sick The dsaths, from the commencement. have
been tevept.eD or eighteen The health Of the town
Is Otherwise good To prevent the disease spreading
still further the trustees building house out OF
tow, for those afflicted with 1t. Only who
was taken among the FIRST lived be would take
medicine, but kept exercising. and he IL nov we'll.
Three CT the family that stopped &C the Exchange died
drs
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In the districts heard from, the dsmocrats have
each gained member-if s-eetEsr ~ elected In
the tenth district, reported but where the vote s
very close The Ohio delegation In the last Congress
stood II democrats, o wings, and free soil wings
Nsw LrssoS, Oct. Q, 1850
In columbiana county WOODS majority over John
son is 900. Carol county, johnson Wood. 1873
CoLUNsus, Oct. ., 1880.
9. Galloway, vhig, for Congress, IL beaten BY less
than 100. Licking gives 700 against him The vote
between ods democrat, and Won Trump, vhig, for
Congress coee ODDS 10 probably elected ALEC close
between Townshend, democrat, and his opponent The
Legislature, II Is thought, viii be vhg. The wings
have gained 10 and lost 20 far.
CoLUssUs, Oct 10, 1880.
MSDrrA Cou-rr -Orlcisl -woods dem majority
for Governor is ~; To-pshend's for Congress- las;
johnson, twhig) for Senator 10 majority; O. John
SON dem. for Representative, liz majority
oaRROL covrrr.-Johnson. vhig for Governor, 140
majority. The whs ticket IL elected Their Repressn-
tstivs for Tu and Carol beaten Is votes
but Tuscsrsvss will save him.
Usios Courrr.-Johnson's majority 178 Cole whig
for Representative $40. Coils 10 elsetsd frem Union
and Marion.
Senate, 10 Wigs, without Randall; House 90 Wigs
probably, without the Ashtsbus and Trumbun dis
triets
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Theatrical and Musical.

BowERY THEATRE.-Ths beautiful nsaticsl drama u
style Of the utmost spIendor, will again be repeated
this evening with the excellent cast, tho csls
brsied J. X Scott as the hero OF the piece The
amusements will conclude with the gymnastic feats Of
the Chupsny Family, who are nightly chesred while
geiDg through their surprising exercises.
BsoADwAr THsArRE-Ths great American actress,
Miss Charlotte Cushman, has delighted the sudisnsss
Of this theatre during the past two evenings. Hsr
Blanca, in the "Italian Wife on Wednesday might,
was the greatest dramatic effort We have ever Wit
messed and her Meg Meriles last evening moon
parable she has equal in these two characters,
and doubt uch II she be excsllsd in any one Of
her round of characters In Charlotte Cushmsn thsrs
H. every feature of dramatic talent She appears TO
the same advantage, whether In tragedy or comedy
bt she will sust ain the part of Lady Tsaxs in
the School for Scandal" with Conway IS Charles
Surface. No doubt there will be another crowded
house, particularly as It is her benefit night.
NIBLos GARpEN.-The entertain N suts this evening,
consist of the ballet psntomme OF the Soldier Ter
Love- which will be followed by the "soree Du VAL"
and the smusem-nts will conclude with the serio-
cemc pan tomime OF "Jocko, or the BraEilian Aps."
ALI the Rsvei Family with Leon Javsli aud the Leh-
Family will appear In these pieces and no doubt,
will afford great amusement to Niblo's patrons.
Bunro-'s TH.ATHs.-Ths ever attractive comedy Of
the Serious Family will b. produced this evening.
with Burton In his character Of Aminzdsb Sleek,
johnson a Capt. Mcguire, Bland a. Charles rorens,
Mrs. Hughes ss Lady Creamy Mrs Russell AS Mrs
Torrens, and Mrs skerrett a. Widow Drlm sne. Dsa-
cling by Mr. Gourly and the whole will close with the
"Bold Dragons"
N.uoSAL TnE.rrr.-Ths excellent nautical drama
msnts, end this will b. FOLLOWED by Herr Kat
prsing mnAsto and other feats aud the perform
will close with the famous drama of "rns New
York Fireman" Master kist will dance Sailors
Hornpips between the pieces. This evening 10 SGT
apart for the benefit OF the great Herr kist.
IrALa, OPEEA HoUsr.-The entertainment an
nounced for this evening Is the beau tful opera Of
Norma Madame De yres Norma We hope
this vocalist. who has very hns voice great
pass may be better supported than drst repre-
ssnt.tion proper estimate cannot be placed upon
the abilities Of any artist when she 10 the only nsp
riting feature herself
CHHurr,s orrH. Hou.K-The same ero.llent mel.-
dies, and instrumental performances this evening.
With the barbecue opera
AstRicAN MU.sus.-The day performano consist
OF the "DTunkard.n
0LiMrIc.-Fellows Band announce great variety Ia
their bill to- night-singibg aud dancing
AroLIo Rooms-An excellent selection Of musissl
gems will be played by Ne Swiss Bell Ringers
hINtRrA Rooss Looms's panorama OF Cusa-A
fine painting er hibited every evening at the above
rooms.
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eva PoRrs~ouIH coRRKsPoNpKNcK

PoRrssourH Va October l. ls5e.
hasten 10 Inform you that the United States tteamer
tsrsnsc engines paired and the repsirs her
boilers WIN be finished next friday I lsarued from
Of her pNcers this morning that Captain Tstnsll
received orders yesterday 10 ss Saturday morning
NEXT for the pert Of New York. The following is o
list Of Der oncers Josiah Tatnsii captain T. l..
Brent W o. Carr, W MAY and George Wells, lieuten-
anita N pinckney, surgeon J. Jones, purssr T.
Doughty lieuts nsnt commanding marines VIM. w.
John Parks, W. v Lynch. - Msgss A Jsokson, aud
- Dsde, assistspt engineers A A. Smith. sctisg
master NJ Duvsii, passed assistant surgeon ".
VIIistt and Hall. pss,ed mtdsbipmen 3. Che
rsd., J. ID Rsinsy, and d q LiviBgstop miishipmen ;
W Scott bo-ts~sin q. Bosrdmsn. esrpesteri Fra
ssr. ssilrnsker.
The repairs 81 the United state. surveying prcpses
Ieeare are completed She " uo~ taxing IN her coal
sad VII start for her surveying station IN ssovt an
, hour
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Arrival OF Packet Ship CorAeiius 0vs.>~II .
This splendid vessel arrived home yesterday en- Me-
nrst voyage from Tendon after most exo.llsnt vss.
ssss of thirty days from dock to dock-ths voyssv,
under the circumstance proving that she possesses
In perfection the quality Of first rate salsr having
had to encounter the same adverse weather whioh
caused such delay lately IN the svrvs Of the steamers
from Europe But for dead oslns and head winds
she would hxys been here week back, having arrived
within two dsys sail Of Sandy Hook In twenty two
days. She left behind several vessels, on trial q
speed, and has proved herself most excellent vessel
in respect shs excited great deal of sttsntsa
and curiosity whiIs lying In the Lon don DOCKS her
large sire, beauty Of model snd immense stssngtA q
hull drawing hundreds to visit her. Tho LonAsu
Hu'traed Ne,os Of the art uit gave bssutf g.
cravings OF her, with full description Of her dinen-
sions, extracted from the New York Herald. 6hD
brought home very large and valuable Escorted
cargo and 2l9 passengers than whom Captain VletoAs
rays he never brought over respectable oiass
The following memorandum, describing the place ef
birth and various trades and protest. pee
seDgers OF the O. a. may net be trestipg to oar
readers. Ii gives very good idea Of tho class 81
emigrants daily landing our shores from that part
Of England -
80 Males.
68 Females.
% 2. Young people nom to Is ysars-..le,
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OUR PHILADELPHIA CORRESPONDENTS.
- a.uA. Al tCra

JUN PHILADELPHIA bohhhofoNbnHNN'
PrrLlprLr october 10, 1850.
Last evening there was conflict 10 the streets Of
Southwark, between the police Of that district and
gang Of rovdies from Moysmensing Who we're cele
srstng the victory of ths Keystone club at the recent
election, by hauling along boat nled with blsrins
combustiblss. The rowaies fred at the police,
and one OF the latter returned the Gre vsupding .
rioter named Francis Michigan, whom he took
into custody with . pistol In his band, which he
had just discharged. young gentleman rom the
city, named Oliver, who ON his way TO Queen
street 70 visit young lady, With friend In company
vac wounded In the right eide by the ball discharged
by MEG uesn, Who has been committed 20 await the
result. The wounded man was taken 10 the house Of
the family he about 10 visit where he still remains
being too III to be removed
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Election Riot-man shot.


BaLrNoRk, Oct. 10, 1850.
After the result OF the Msyoraty election was made
known ast night the rsjoieings Of the Wigs csu'ed
feeling OF resentment among some Of the demecrsts
and the pistols Of the disordery Of both parties
which had previously contained blank cartridges
we're h,ed With shot. During the night number Of
persons were peppered- among them a Mr. Edmund
Mitchell, q liquor merchant rho vas shot In the leg
Just below the thigh At daylight this morning the
leg ampntsted by Professor 5mith-but " vas OF
no avail for Mr. Mitchell expired shortly sfter. Hs
was a man of family. aud much respected reward
OF $50 has been offered for the apprehension Of the
person who cred the weapon.
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The result in the districts heard from Is that the
democrats gain ave members and the wings Two. The
indications favorable to the election OF walker
twhg in the Twenty third district In the last Con-
the delegation stood fifteen wings to nine demo-
Gratis one of each party being free soilers.
EGIsLAruRR.
The Assembly will contain m Ajority of democratic
members but not IS large as last year The Senate
dem ocrstic by q majority Of one-Christian Meyers
democrat, having been elected in the Armstrong and
Indiana district, thus giving him the casting vote
United States Senator is to be chosen joint ballot
The democratic ticket :or State officers Canal Com
missioner, Auditor General, and Surveyor General
has succeeded by large majority
The fog that has enveoped the result Of the ton
in the city and county Of Philadelphia, is still as
dense Is ever 1t Is probable that tho whg candidates
for District Attorney, County Commissioner Auditor
and Surveyor, are elected but Mr. Vineyard. the whg
candidate for Prothonotory Of the Court OF Common
Pleas runs far behind the rest of the ticket
Is thought to be defeated.
The official vote, 1t is likely will be made known to-
morrow.
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Mor.m,nt. of p,.,,nrulshet People.

Col west, Philadelphia; Gen. Burnett Phlsdelphiai
DR. Lemon. ~. Louis Hon. John A Collier, Btng-
hsmton; Ryerson, Toronto; Hon Hsdey Troy
and l05 others arrived yesterday at thu Irving House
Hon. Meredith Clymer, Philsdelph's Hon. II. W.
Men ciere, Richm ond Va Mr. sndMr Atkins Bestoni
james Robb. Eco. and family, Neg Orleansi MI and
hrs Hevling phlsdelphia MIS- Hunter and servant,
ssvsnpshi sspt n. Brown, U. Q. N, and fosy one
others arrived at the Mon ace Hotsl yesterday.
Major De Forest, Cons; Gel. N, Stevens. wssh-
ipetop; J. " Mn,-, Mass l. l.. mns. Ill. Dr. Ryan,
mics; Col Hodges Bsitimors W Mann, Philsdsl.
pbhs; Dsnniaor, Canada; and 70 othsrv arrived and
took rocns at rsrd Hct., t1rng the pest twenty.
four hour
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Our Warrington Correspondence.
WAsHINGror, Dot Q, 1850.

.dVPosnfmen Q Butler King.
We are grstidsd to report the appointment Of Tho
mas Butler King as Collector Of San Francisco. It
rested between him and John A. Collier The latter
having generously declined the only obstacle to the
appointment Of Mr. King removed. Mr. Collier
for his prominent service In nominating Willard Fill
more In the Philsdelphis Convention will doubtless
be provided with some available appointment, sspe.
cay alter waving his claims In regard to San Fran.
cisco.
Mt. Butler King, from his connection, Is . public
with the imp ortaut enterprise Of steam nAvigs-
ton, and from his intimate knowledge OF the wants
and Of the commerce Of the country will be
highly acceptable to California, and the whole ocm-
ercisl interes We regard his ofthe very best
thst has been made by the present adm
nisraton; for next to his being 1t the head the
Navy Department, II the Collectorshp OF San Francis
for Butler King for practical usefulness to the
terests of our commerce, and the promotion Of the
great object Of an extended system Of commercial
steamero.
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ITHAcAI Oct. 10 1890.
At meeting Of the stockholders OF the New York
and Erie Telegraph Company, held here this day n
Cornell, Of Itbsos, vas elected Presdspt yoe.ph q.
rchsnor vincent ocnrsf, JOSIAH Williams Of fths-
Hope,d.is, Orlando Hurd % Je6sr.op; l. q Wood
rsae, Of Dsnsvnie; snd n. Bssley, Of MAIDEN we're
elected Directors; N, T wilhssss, Of ITHACA Trss-
sur.r; and wm n. HvmphreT, 81 Tthsss, Secretary
Coz the ensuing yesr
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Jenny Lind In Boston.

BOSTON, UctOber 10 1906.
Jenny Lind is to give three concerts in the Hall
the Fitchburgh Railroad Depot, on Friday. Saturday,
and Monday. The hall will hold four thousand i've
hundred persons The tickets will b. three dollars Tor
the first class seats two for the second class and
TO the prom made.
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The Crops.

The Richmond Cvs) Tiass. OF the 9th inst says -
Por more than q week pat the nights have been 20
cool 20 excite general sppr-hensons OF ro't and on
three mornings there wass little but not enough
90 d. any injury Monday night however. tn. tempe
nature was mueh lover than n had previously been,
and suppose that all tender vegetation must nave
bsn allied We hear that many tobacco planters took
early period and cut great deal OF tobaoos
in upripe state
The Danve R,gisfsr Of the 9Th inst abiding 10 the
various disasters witch IN. tobacco region nae sui
tered this ssason says SO The tate favorable dry go
ther has doubt very materially improved the gro-.
leg crop New hu~sver h. too cold tor II and the
farmers being threatened with early troet cut
tirs all thu tobacco Witch IL rss enough for the
knife II being known that very late postponemsut
OF fest necessary TO the maturing Of the gros NC
crops IL, Of course, q matter Of much speculation
with dealers how the Org referred TO by ne
Rsgfs,T efectusl 90 rpeu the plants We have no
doubt that q vast number have fallen In the green
state
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New Hamp.h,re Election.

Bosro-. October 10, 1850.
The Patriot gives returns from 20 towns in the Third
Congregational district &c fellows Perkins, (vhigJ
too2 Morrison, DEM 42o6. The returns from ten
towns to come In which voted a. follows ct the
last election :-wbig. 2ot2; democratic, 1900 n
Morrison gains 40 votes In thsss tswn. he viii be
elected
To the convention 10 revise the constitution, a. far
as heard from, los demsats and 81 wings are elected
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Seizure OF n Fishing Schooner ny British
Revenue Omcers.

BosroN, Oct. 10, 1850.
The Of the fishing schooner Harp, OF Roekport,
have arrived home. Their vessel with 200 barrels of
maekerel on board, had been seired BY the British
revenue ofieers, In Bay Chseur tor tshiug too
the shore The vessel had been stripped and be
sfld Al
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PurssuRgH, october 10. 1870.
Mayor Barker has been arrested nd held TO bail
various charges OF assault and battery false i'm prison
mebt, and miedemeanor. Nightly riots occur between
the citizens and his night police vho composed Of
the worst Kind Of povdies.
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ArrtNrr 70 D,rHauD BAsr-A forged check for
81 ga 90 purportipg TO be signed By David Devens
President Of the Bunker Hill Bank, Charlestovn vas
presented At to for payment ~ little before
tvooclock, on Tuesday, by slst named Emerson. The
forgery wss detected, and the BOY upon being ques
TONED stated that he met on his way TO school By
man Who told him that he would present the Cd ecu
ct the hank. and return to him With what they gave
him. be vould pay him for " pl-n vas then ls1 "
catch the rogue. Some bank bills given 70 the
boy which he held exposed In his hand aud proc
The man had nom the place where he agreed
o. - bat attys " found sruiElngA th-
Of Chelsea street and after short chase ".
into custody. He gave his name /. oeorgs Vrsn =, =,
No ~ See street Boston He is shout twenty Jss,s -
ave feet seven inches bigb std on "a
four large gold pencil eases we're founa % 80 az
toe tt~ - So ~ sp taeaitnsd - inc p.fYu
tempted 10 psss forged cheek ct tbs boyh'on ss's
Boston Ms'i, Oct. 10 "
e,srs. brown V th. whir candidate Coz Coug''s
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The North oxford, (usss.) cotton iactory Va. de-
stroyed BY Ere on Monday night Joss sS5 900. In-
sured for $1,000 In Worcester Mutual; $4,000 In
Providenoe Manufsctur.rs'i and 5000 In Rhcd.
Island Mutual
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The Libel Ca.o-yord.n VS.. wilkes.

foUeHEsEraK. Oct 10, 1850
In the libel case OF Jordan vs. wilkes the court
have decided In favor Of the application Of Wilkes for
q trial, and u IL granted.
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Bosros, Oct 10. 1850.
Judge Barton has been nominated by the wings for
Congress In the Filth Worcester district Massaohu
setts, represented by Charles Allen free soft In
the Seventh distrist the democrats have nominated
Chester w. Chaplin, Of Springfield In the Fourth
district, N. Banks Jr, who Was nominated by the
democrats, has declined In the Second district, Ro
bert kantouI yr. IL nominated BY the democrats.
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baltimore Mayor.Ity Election.

BALrnorx, Oct 10, 1859.
Jerome, the vhig candidate Ter Mayer has MAORI.
~ Of TO The democrats have small majority n the
Council,
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Hons.daIe and p,lsrar, Planh Road.


HosEsDALG, October ~ 1850
The Honesdsle and Delaware Flank Road Company
commenced laying the pisnks to-day at this place.
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ALs.rr, Oct 10, 1850.
The Convention voted 10 exclude the National Re-
form delegation and refused to adjourn to tn. ITth
inst
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Dsrsorr. Oct 10, 1850.
General cass to day, delivered address before he
Agricultural Society At Kalamazoo.
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ENARK REDUCED.-THR0UGh LINZ FOR CALIrOR-
mia and Oregon. via ChAsres direct-Ths and ia
verite steamships.
scHEROKkE LS0 tons a. -. Captain n. windls,
RHLA DELPHIA loo tons. ... Captain r ii Pearson.
Form the only direct line between New York Chases
and In connection with the ed PACKETS
IN the Psoihoa line through Franos
AAd monthly line through Oreson rhsy isave nsv
Yert about the 13th and 18th % each month.
RATES OF FARr TO CHssEE-
Cherokee. Philadelphia
Seieon sste reoms'.. ......'.'.' wv VI" "
ho above dine at tabls the privilege
OF tho salcOs
osscrags. uound with msttrssses 49,
rsshs 70 cSasres 10 c:nt DER foot Sseh passenger is al
lowed free To- the extent Of 80 lbs not
seeding cubic feet. Expenses the
Sanus are borne By the Psssenger. ror ,sh. or pas
81 south street. N. Y.
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CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION
wings in italics-democrAts in Romsn-free soil in
small capitals.
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MORNING EDITTON--FRIDAY, OCTOBER II, 1850.


THE LETTING OF TIKI BONDED WAREHOUSES IN NEW
IoRK-sgcRKTARIEs LEAVING TIKI CAPITAL, ETC q
our SPECIAL rELkoRArHic coRRxsporpErcs
WAsHINoror, October 10, 1850.
Spectators or others, In your city, said to be
persuadDg the Secretary Of the Treasury sell the
lesses Of the bonded stores at immense government
loss The stores all full, whore IL the necessity
therefore of selling loss Secretary Corwin GER
taiDy will not conclude such important arrangement
without consulting Congress, which meets soon.
The Hon N. Conrad, Secretary Of War, will leave
for the North to day
The Hon j. Crittenden, Attorney General, Will 20
TO Kentucky In n frv DAYS
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cs,,v. N brown V On. whir candidate Coz Coog' 's''
In ths Sour,b pis,riof offer Jersey.
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sSrEAnER OSPREY, I0R CHARLESTON, s. C. WILL
~ SAL from Phiiadslphis, on Saturday Dot H. st ten
o'clock, A. n Tickets be o5tsned Off LITrLRrIELD,
Kingsley, Co.'S Express wall street, until Friday
o'clock. r. n. Passage SO.
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e e Young people nom to Is years - nal