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f.iRE FhON HLVp>OR TO NET YORK,
e5.85.


rI,RAlNS lrnvc Bruncboro att a. \ and
/ 3r -, ON the arrival of the stages cou-
meeting with the Cheshire aud sullivan Rail
iopd. 40 Nalp.lr
Pa.-,urcr. hy ,hc fret Train leaving Wells
River roach Nrltlrhn. uuuh IA scuson for the
3 rv Tram, Springfield ~ . 20 w. and pro.
a..d .l .,y'-+-.s.t y q so F-TFHFSS over
VII. iifrlN. rd and New Haven, md New York
sg=r Nrrw Hrv~rr-ii 7ritr1~--, urrrvrrr.r ~ chr
tftyUtfi
Po-srurrr- lrav,rr Rntilrboto' by the ~
alta.i4ls-ll. = ;, l...ld-at 10 20 snd
reach New Nork about irN.
The above viii be- found IA cHrAr, quick and
,uNIuurAutl UuUrE from all parts of Yer.
mont aud Western New Hampshlrc-givin To
tr1vrrry complete tand Route aud avoiding
entirely the danger Of the Sound RETuRS.
$50, Passengers can leave New York by the
2 i'-rtit- ..N the Nrw York aud New Haven
Railroad and reach Bfattlchoro' the same eve.
niug, aud reach Montpelier of Wells River
fife next day alta 30 Those leaving New
y ork by the , 80 Train lodge either at
Hartford, Springfield, or Northampton, and
rcuch Wen, R,vcrncSt day att 40 N.
b Passengers arriving at Springfield by the
tifst Tram from Brnttcboru' reach Provide nee +,
Albany, Troyor Whitehall, the same evening,
and Buffalo the next day st lrA.
JOSIAH HUNT, Supt. G. r. II, Il.
Northampton, May Z, lS50. 66ssf
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y. g.. BENtklII.' Commissioner.
SOLOMON ANDREWS,
St. lumrhury. oct 20. 4, u. 1880. NsHW3

WtSrAlvS BNLSAM or WILD CHERRY. We
have NOT uuirriucuily called attention o. iN. HrfI.
ull u the guluill4.-ul uur yHpcr, anal rr hlN '...
go with the utll confidence Tint 10 was gr|a unH,
and deserving the patronage at the public. NvhHy'
had chance 10 witness " effects upon .uua u' nu
fricn,-, which. in addition to the high cucruium.
pp--cd upun bpou IL hv our brethren of the Urc-.,
not IN paid puff, hut tu honest candid statement,
from having derived "a benefit Themselves mike. "a.
dc,ruu- ct advising all those who have uccu-'ou o.
resort 20 remedy tur pulmonary affection, go avail
thcm-clVo- Of N. We have too much conf Irucr in
Nj Iulglr iLl--llng4l agent, Ia believe is rssi.i
thrust this, u' ANY other medicine upon 'hr cnpuu.
utv uulo-. ho Ind nll Giih u H. cllirncN-.u cone
,-Iiii,.,il T75Iii TIE u-i tuuc. iiouuhir vrurr1
Neither wuuit hc understood saving TINT TIN
will always cure consumption after it 3. seated, n
though II seldom fails tn relieve the worst En-,.,.-
. ~ this ,ol4ou Of the wear almost every huiy i-
Inhle e. u cold, Witch. 10 ueglcctbi viii lead 90 r
tai rcsult,--hy taking thi. medicine we doubt NOT
many liyc- may be saved. lNcw England wash
iugiouinu, Boston.
From the Ratnvil lN. ~ Spirit of the Times
This f. ono of the very few patent medicines ul
the day which yc can rscgnulguI with e.uit.oi'."
10 AN who afflicted with coughs colds, or COM
SUMPTION or Who nrr prrii.po.cl 10 the h'tcr COM
pliut Il hns been used with considerable uly1u-
tasc 10y many fuuilic- IN Town, md IN few stubs
,Scih W. Fuwlc Boston. Ms, 6. the General whole
sale Agent for the United States Canndas, and Brit
ish Provinces,
The genuine always has tho signature Of l. Butts
on thcwmppcr.
For sale Wv \. q. bingham st. .Tohnshnry Plain
H. Flint, 81. Johu-hurv Centre; l.. Z. Parks, Pus.
stnnp,c, and dealer, ia medicines generally.
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strayed or stolen.

n EFT tbe prHmi.es ~ the subscriber between
/ 4 49, dIst Hu'i thr Widdlf ~ September, fear-
Ung.-I ,fHr1 aui iiHfrri q aierrs and ihe Heller
rri fIr nflrr sfarklfi Any person giving iuf0r-
nation whore thr sumr mHF Do fund shHll br su-
fll.Ir invaded JOHN WILSON
Uaruet oct IH, $500. bHuHas6
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ap'd I} fpriugIug ont at ilo door 81
Soon q. hc was at' o safe distance frnm hr
house. Doe -af 'louu 200 o Stone aut entered boo
Schedule o. laLilIa Caudr an somewhere
between 20 and 200 unmarried and IL shc
ever chausrs bcr state. heaven help hrr
Ln.Lanl
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o. Bs,ears Of Couui1J-itf AVID H"'th"" i""a"o"'
ID. @. MOREHEAD, M. d.
.lNFuNI AtIs.I, ron THE UNITED STATES,
I3a BroadNvSy, New York
For sale Ia ST. Iom-hury, W, hv The outhorifed
AGENT, l.. IEVE1.I. * ca. Ia bradford, VI, ly
ASAION iu Ic~clulr Hollow lylaAAL Va ~
and by authorized agent u 40 The priucii liil2 -
boa the static tbsrovvl
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CLOTHING.

A LARGE assortment ~ Ready Made ClolhiuFi
Slui as. D. JEUTTT& coz
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Eoqr. cl,c,c, Eqg., Be",, Port Po%,ry.
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fOO lHhrapor llaurug., -
OOO H. JEWETTd COE
Seuf 20.
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Prices
PARTICULAR. CAUTION.

r-y- The grticlos arc accompanied ny mn ann r
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Marble Factory,
ST. JOHN;SBURY CENTRE, TT.

CFENcER = DRlGlfhM, hianoiacturers
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kkitsikFsibtl EiIlsik SsilyII LII I v
Ez,s,1-.4.l Easss
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ASTONISHING EFFECTS IL QUICK CON
SUMPTION C1st " a lonHg Lady ~ rapid dee
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-04

GENERAL ORpERs,l wAR DEPARTMENT,
Adjutant Generals Once,
No II. Washington Dec. q 1850.
The following published for information Of the
wAR DsrAHTnEs Nov. %, 1850.
The Senate having resolution Of The 3oh September requested
President board officers designated
him, the following questions, viz;
n expcdent necessary provide for additional grades
commissioned officers In the the United States! And IL
what grades In addition to the organizations should be
aied p,
What provisions necessary army
exercise civil functions emergencies
what restraints expedent prevent usupns
powers ~ civil uncionariesi"
The President accordingly appoints following
sute board assemble the city Of Washington
day Of December, 1885,
Brevet Major General T. s.Jesup, president board
Brevet Major General J. L. Wool
Brevet Major General @. Gibson.
Brevet Bngadier General j. @. Touen.
Bfevet Brgsdier General G. Talcou
Colonel I. b. Crane, LIST artillery.
Brevst Colonel e. A. Hitchcock ID infantry.
Brevet Major J. y. Lee, Recorder.
The board will consider questions report
ions 70 this department
c. M CONRAD:
Secretary Of War.
R. JONES,
Adjutsnt General.
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by A. aaEEN, Auesienssr.

HANDSOME AND wELL-KEPT FURNITURE AT Al
III TlON.-On Friday, The 9Th Instant 10 O'Clock
cell the late residence Of F. L. Chd, esq Indiana
door residence OF e Rev. Mr. Cushman, exeee
sortment Of household and kitchen furniture, Via:
Walnut sofa and parior chairs rockers, &c.
Mahogany dressing and other bureaus, and sideboard
DO marble top and pier tables
Curicd maple and other bedsteads and wsshstands
Cane and wood seat chair, wsrdrobcs, &c.
Grandoles, gas, solar, and other lamps
Window curtains and painted shades
FEATHER BEDS hair, and other and bedding
Parior, passage, STAIR and chamber carpets
Andirons, shovel and ongs, and tenders
Cooking, radiator, and other
With an extensive assortment OF kitchen requisites
Terms All Of and under s25 cash u.s. credit
and ninety days, for satisfactorily endorsed besa
terest.
furnishing win do well attend the sale, fs
Dec t-df A. GREEN, Aueuos~
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EDlTOR'S CORRESPONDENTS.


BALrlmoRE, Dec. 3-5, p. M
The Hsothv.- The Colusbas.- Increase Of Poiics..
Liad p, iRtsrs' CoapsmtiOa Steamer Lasnchsd IN
Markets, &c.
We have had a steady and uninterrupted fall Of r.,
since midnight with atmosphere like early sps.
than the third day Of the first winter month.
The search made Tor the wreck Of the COLUMBIA
well for the bodies OF the unfortunate victims 4,
proved unsuccessful The impression Is that the hull h,
sunk, and thar those barnt up board Of her
Our city council yesterday passed an ordinance ncrs.
ing our effective police from twenty-five TO fotty.tx
men, This win doubtless in great measure chez
those ousrsges which have oten of late dsgraced u
city.
Jenny Lind Is expected reach this city on Frd,y
Saturday next, and preparations making by the Gv
mania and also 10y Voandrs Band sercnade her on N
night OF her arrival thai we win probably have ~
ond edition Of the Nav York and Philadelphia exci,sms,
on the occasion Of her snnes nto the city
Mr. Murdoch has entirely recovered from his recent \,
tack OF the brain, and will make his appearance Phil
delphia ia a lew days.
large number OF delegates TO the national convents
oil printers, 10 assemble in New York today have PASS,
through this city X is expected that Mr.. Peregoy Il.
president OF the Baltimore society. will be cleo, pe.da
OF the convention. II prudence aud moderation chare
lsfize their ,nsels doubtless the most bene fetal result
the craft generally will ensue.
The steamer Caribbean the filth OF the European steam
ers. was launched al New York yesterday in fine style i
presence Of thousands Of spectators.
The MARKETs--In this Baltimore market there wen
sales yesterday OF 400 barrels Howard street d,ur 4
81 3D. No sales TO day Of any kind. Il generally
at ~ ON with buyers at "a So Sales OF cargo pm
white Pennsylvania wheat al III cents Nothing in o,hs
kinds. Sales of 1000 bushels yellow s. cenr
and 900 bushels old white and yellow iirte cut at
cents round Oats, 80 81 cents. Whiskey unchsngsl
Sales OF 100 bags Rio coffee at II The offerings
beef cattle ths scales Monday reached 800 head ID
of which sold city butchers 100 To packers 40
tanners for stock cattle $50 left unsod. aud
we're driven to Phladelphia-the prices ranging fos
81 rs to So per 100 lbs the hoof equal to SO 50 al
Sc rs net. and averaging 81 rs gross Market for hog
brisk at IS to 50 rs
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We were somewhat apprehensye that the President
might pursue the in relation 10 South Caro-.
na Of the excited States OF the South that he had
adopted in his Texas message at the last sessonnoi
directly TO threaten the State but by way OF indirect
menace recapituate the laws OF Congress under which
he might be compelled TO down upon her in case
OF opposition We happy to find tina, he has
fully avoided this error.
We cannot yet abandon the hope tina, South Carolina
will not fly into direct resistance and to open secession.
In a coniederacy like our own il is obvious that il
can never be safe from CONFUSION and disruption every
State which .upposes herself to be aggrevei should
10 exuemites. Mr. jefferson explains the mschies Of
such course in the letters which be addressed 10 his
friends in i79s-'es and we respectfully recommend
his correspondence TO the serious consideration Of the
politicians Of South Carolina at this moment Gov.
Seabrook pleads in justification Of his policy
that Congress has violated the constitution by the ad
mission Of California But Mr.. jefferson meets this very
position and, besides the proposition Of South Carolina
runs counter the whole Of presidents in smi-
lar cases 49, Virginia protested against the alien and
sedition laws UNCONSTITUTIONAL but did she therefore
recommend resistance by secession The acquisition Of
Louisiana was denounced by some as unconstitutional,
and 80 was the annexation OF Texas; but which OF the
other States in these other resored to arms,
threatened TO hy of at TANGENT
Should South Carolina s,,empt,o ay of from the helve,
shall take the liberty OF recommending another
policy than the sword. The message Of Governor
Seabrook. and the ultra language Of Mr. Moses in the
senate Of South Carolina, appear ominous Of the des-
peate purposes Of the legislature bat il she should be
hurried TO these mad exiremities, it will become the
duty OF the other partners OF the compact to inter-
pose and recall the wandering Pleiad TO its legitimate
orbit ai
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SUBLIME ENTERTAINMENT AT ODD FELLOWS

The Oriental Panorama of Veus in Palestine and Ruin
of dncent Cii,es.-R asseu Sntih, ARTIST.
THIS celebrated Of n-hich point
anything Of the kind brought publc-w
exhibited above evening" Sundays erceped
this evening,
WEDNESDAY, DEC. T.
In Baltimore, Philadelphia, Brooklyn visited
persons ELECTED
voluntary encomiums Of ordinary description.
SHJec HIstraed bp the Panorama.Niew Of
sardis Ruins Of Palmyra selah,
Ruins Of Pbis Wilderness of snai by Moonlight
Athens Babylon Mount Lebanon; Balbec Amah.a Assos
Nazareth Valley Of the Brook Kedron Cyprus Conhssaon Of
jerusalem Bethlehem, Morning Scene Excavations OF Nneveh
Admission ~ children under ~ years. half price.
Doors open u O'Clock panorama begins moving O'Clock
precisely.
Attendance win be given the Office Of the daily be-
tween 10, n M and 4, p.
Dec 4-d6t
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Dysmithsonten Lectures.-The lectures for this
the Of Professor H. d. Rodeerss
geology Wednesday, 4 instant O'Clock
D. m.
plank walk been constructed from the end Of
Smithsonian building the brick 18th Persons
approaching from this direction enter the building through tn
northeast tower
Dec III
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TRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE CITY LoTs.-By virtas
Of ndenture the 3s day Of December
1885, Jonathan Elliot and Elizabeth his wife, duly aona
the land records the Of washington In the District Of
abs in Liber w. No 49, foos s7, lee 100 no.
undermined viii proceed 70 se public sucii:n The highest bid
Tuesday, 2 day December, auction
Of Mess Dyer Mcure In the Of Washington eithe
together in PARCELS the following lots lying In the city
and distinguished thereof 81
5 H. ~ ~ 49, - and 27 IN numbered IA and
numbered 20 H. Vs. %,
the rights privileges and sppur,enancss the belonging
any appefaining
The sale I O'Clock, D. m. l.Esfn
The terms Of sale are fourth cash. and the remainder
equal nstainent payable
ntsres from the day VI Satisfactorily endorsed 10 b
for the deferred payments. n not com
piled with ~ lot lots sold
the trustees reserve The right resell such and
expense ofthe defsaitns purchaser or purchasers.
JAS ADAMS, lr-......
THO. GUNroN, 'e'''
DYER MCGUIRE,
Dec 4-eodkds 30.a u & Auctioneer
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OF Governor Mcdowell. speech. the Spectator say. /.

VI Governor McDowelPs speech, the Spectator says:
would give great pleasure lay before our reader.
the speech OF Governor Mcdowell Governor Glner
said OF HIMSELF he was every inch whg. We say in all
csndor and justice that Governor Mcdowell K every
inoh patriot We do In present crisis what
his party politics may be- Il Is enough TO know now
that the Union Is threatened that he patriot ddprfnf
patriotism That speech could be reported. for more
reasons than f5t4ff
.An we can say L. that he discussed ably the Compro-
mise OF the objection. Of northern
and southern oppostionistssnd them bis hearty
probation constitutional which left the Sou h
In better condition than IN enjoyed before In giving
his for these every faculty o bis mind and
heart satisfied that he right And he felt satisfied
too that he would be sustained by his consuen he felt
that he stood apon rock soo that upon which the
valley was based, and that mountain at his back.
nature OF evey born under the Blue Ridge the
Aheenany ssthe evergreen IL TO his native mountains.
Governor Mcdowell explained his vote on the Califor.
MIA b ne had voted against tho admission Of Cslfon
into the Union, Tor which stated but he de.
ciared That " the decision Of that
upon his vote, wond have been given HIS com
20 Webser, Clay, and Others worthy of the man.
The hfst he considered the greatest man who spoke The
English language and IN giving testimonial 70
and genuine PATRIOTS he did democra, Who's sense
ofjnstce cosd not be repressed by party ties.
"Dung the delivery Of the speech by one Of on,
Sturdy yeomanope whose sober aspiration. neve, rose
above making honest livelihood by The cultivation Of the
SOIL but who has besf 10 love bis countya strong
arm 10 raise In ts defence. That's 'thsfs che In,
vo,pnsly eiscusted every striking thought presented
by The osio and noticed that his manly face
bedewed win tess"t tge 0H ghat4Ne
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suprsm. cour. Of IN. Un,tsd states.

TUESDAY, December 3. 1850.
Present as yesterday, and MIR. Justice Daniel, Of vr-
ginia.
j. Simon Cohen, esq Of Philadelphia, was admitted an
attorney and counsellor OF this court
Mol Suydam l. Boyd, plaintiffs. vs. Z. G. Peyton.
On the motion Of Mr. Walker, OF counsel for the defend
ant, this cause from he circuit court of the United States
was dismissed with costs, for The Of appearance
for the plaintiffs. under the 54,h rule OF court.
Adjourned until to morrow, IL o'clock, a. m.
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We received by last evenings southern mail an extra
from the Office Of the Macon Journal and Messenger
dated on Friday last o'clock p tbs headed. The
Union saved--Southefn Rights iumphant-Georga has
led Oft will South Carolina follow
II specifies the Union delegates who are elected in
81 counties. The delegates number 1853.
Also, the !" dsunion delegates from counties
Itssys the aggregate popular majority in the State will
be very lageprobably 10000; and thus far the dis
unionss have carried only counties. and elected only
tdeegaies They cannot possibly get over 50 delegates
in the convention
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m the petition Of Il. D. Bigelow Cn,onvlle, Mssssehs
praying for the extension Of patent granted him An
1887 Improvement looms for weaving coach m
from the expiration Of said patent, which takes place
10Th day Of April, 1851 80
II Is ordered petition be heard 0fr
Monday, the 9TH day OF April 1851 nj ~ O'Clock, and al
notified appear and show cause, II any they have, w
petition ought not 10 be granted.
opposing required n
once their objections, specifically forth IN writing, twcnus
before the day ofhcnng All testimony filed by either parry
used the said bearing be taken and transmitted In
with the rules Of the once, which viii be furnished on ~
tioa.
Ordered also, that this be published the Republic
lgencer, and Union, Washington city, D. c. Daily Bee
Tribune, New York and Albany Register, Albany, Me-
once week o three successive weeks previous the SAD
ofApri next
TIIos EwBANk,
Commissioner Of fstess
bills 70 the Patent Once, with paper containing this notice.
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hsrchsnts Iournsl' win be issued sasrday the I'm IN
stunt Those OF friends already rendered their
patronage and others DESTROYS Of giving publicity their business
IN our will obge sending their advertisements
early before Friday convenient
Once sweenys baildins seventh street, opposite Odd
Fellows Hall Dec. IA
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MusDrs OF Trum.-By sdvices from Texas 10 the 18Th
nh, vel learn that VIM Turner, convicted Of the murder
ofJohn Tenant tof Georgetown, ID. CO. In Bazaar county,
escaped from the penensry Huntsville the previous
week The proper officers in pursuit., Of The fugitive
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TrLEaRAPaIo REroR IS ron THE UNION
Condition Of The Nor.hern Markets, &c,

Condition Of The Northern Markets, &c,
NEw YORK, December 81, p M There is nothing at,
There Is no material change in the -four market the d
mand is fair and quotations steady sales Of 600 Obj
pure Gene.ee. So IS O6 There inquiry gpl
wheat but lower riptions dull market
prince me So 50 So S. sales q lard II cent?. Noun
doing in groceries-narket quiet The rainy weather ID
checked all outdoor operations n cotton sales small
pie gious prices Tobacco firm Whiskey, 70 cents
More fugitips. aave arrests anticipated IN Bosto~
BosroN, December 2.--Some Of the morning. papers Nv
that another attempt will soon be made to arrest
fugitive slave here.
From Bnenos Tyres
BOSTON, December 1.-The bafque Argentine, I'D
'uenos Ayrss, October 5. arrived at Salem yesterd
The United States shiDs Congress and 81. Louis wees
Moneyideo the 4th The steamer Wilson q Hunt lra
New York for California, still detained at Moutaydo
account OF the officers aad engineers having left The ~
Crown" from New York, had arrived
Bsewos Ayres and The Braxis
BosToN Dec. 2-Letters from Buenos Ayres Of Ocas
state that declaration Of war between Buenos Ala
and Brazil was daily expected Business was dull ID
produce scarce. The rainy season had commenced, al
bindeFed the bringing In OF the crops
Uaion Meeting at lNsw Orisa~s.
NEw ORLEANS. Nov. % "A large and enhusaa
meeting OF The friends OF the Union :ve OF pna
y q. held al the 81. CHARLES theatre last evening VI
The building was crowded TO Its utmost capacity Ma
were unable TO gain sdmlttance These formed mesu
in the street, which conducted Ia Orderly ma
ner, and Itself strongly in favor Of the Union
Senators Downs, Of Louisiana. and Foote Of MissssH
spoke at boh and were very In their denunesn
of agatofs, and all who would seek disturb and bn
| asunder this glorious oonfederscy Their remarks VI
received with loud and proracted cheering The mssa
| was the largest held in Louisiana.
Senators Fooe and Downs viii leave this morning
Washington, in the steamship Pacific.
Terrible Steamboat Accident aad Loss Of Life the Aabs
river.
NEw ORLsAss, November 10 The steamboat 4
toinete Douglass, Captain James Montgomery, bust
boher the Alabama river, Tuesday morning last
which accident many persons were killed and ivul
eight wounded There are besides, twenty-five peIka
stu missing, and but ffty-one esca ped uninjnred
The steamer Arkansas No. look the survivor, I
wounded to Mobile.
The Southern Convsntion Compromise Mssiisg
NEw ORLEANS, Nov. 3J.-A bill has passed the Mls
ppilegsature appointing Iext November as the time
holding the southern onvvntion--,he delegates
chosen next September
An anti-com promise meeting Is TO be held here ont
Senator Soue will address the meeting. Gov. Qurl
and Jefferson Davis have been invited attend. The
union party in New Orleans is a mere handful.
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M Thompson, esq was yesterday admitted TO the prsc
ce oaw IN the criminal Of the United States for the
District Of Columbia.
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M the petition Of Dexter Pierce Of Montague Massschuew
ing for the extension OF patent granted 10 him March
for improvement In scythe snahs for from ms
lion Of said patent which takes place on the 1ith day
ISL
ordered that the said petition heard she Patent oss
Monday, 2fs ebsy, 1851, At ~ O'Clock, m
notified appear snd show cause, any they h
Persons opposing he erenson are required 10 file h
once objections specifically set forth In writing, wenV
before day hearing An testimony fled BY either pau
said hearing must be taken and transmitted IN -
with the rules o me once which win be Furnished 90
ton. -. ~
ordered slro this notice Published te Republic
genccr, and Union, Wsshineon ID. G. Daily Bee, Boston,
chuse Providence Journal Providence, Rhode Island "
New York and Albany Register, Albany, New York one
for three successive weeks previous 10 the said 24th day
NEXT = q. -.
Commissioner Of Paisrs
bills 10 the Patent Once, with paper containing this nouee
Dec Esl 1s#st rs. ase l..aa.
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Darts MILLIyERy.-Mn. ANN II. CLARks ssns 3d. x
millinery saloon will be- open for the exhibition OF
merry Thursday December s, At 10 o'clock her od
doors east Of the Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Buoy
Georgetown, ID. @. peeT
uARPER's New Monshiy Magazine for DsesS'
4 81. ,s's received ysAScK rA!ta