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Augusta Advertisements.
BARRETT. CARTER & CO.,

NUGUSI.T, Gu,
IMPORTERS & WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
DRUGS, .MEDICLNTS, P1LNTS, OILS
md GL.4SS,
A RE now receiving, in addition to their
IN stock, 500 packages ct Drugs, MedI-
cnes Sc, &c. Among them are 20 cases
superior Lava Indigo; and so ceroons No.
Srh. Il. Indigo; all OF which will be sold
as low as they can be purchased in New
York.
Feb %, is50-ly' "a
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Philadelphia Advertisements.
LINEN, S NTH & co,
No. 2i3! .lIarhct street,
Philadelphia,
Wholesale Druggists
AND DEALER IN

AND DEALERS IN
Drugs, .Hed;cincs. Clcmicn's. Surgical and
Oisteiriral Instruments, ,l!edicime Chests,
.Ncdical Saddicho@S Parent .Uedicines,
Paints, Oils Nmdow Glass, jar-
nishes, DycstHGs; Perjrmery. Sc.
Also, Manufactures Of the celebrated
Congress flirting lux end Ink Po,rder.
vGNElIS Ink is unsurpassed in quality, hav-
f. ing never failed TO commend itself
wherever II has been brought into use. We
are now prepared 10 furnish 1t q all colors,
in bottles ifoE quart 10 one ounce. neatly
packed in boxes from one TO thee dozen
each.
l.. S. s. Co., have at all times complete
assortment OF every article in their line. 10
which they invite the attention Of DRUG
GISTS and COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
In the selection and preparation OF their
articles they spare no pains TO have them
Of undonbted qualities, so tina, they feel
prepared 10 ill the orders Of those who
wish pure Drugs, in I, sn2nrrr which they
feel conGden, will prove satIsiaCtofy. 14Iey
are also careful as TO the style of putting
up and packing heir Goods, ia orde-'to
insure their safe carriage to any point in
the country.
Orders by letter will at all times receive
prompt and careful attention, and 10 any
Druggist o! responsibility, our Price Cur-
rent will be seat if requested.
JULY &c, lS5U-Gm sc
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PARTICULAR CAUTION.

hs-- B,rJrs Of CO'n,terjeits aud goriLisss Inn
<alI.aB
For sale IN ATHENS, Tenn, b, the au.
thorized Agents, GEO. w. ROSS & Co.
IN Knoxville, by MclNrosH * STRONG.
Athens, Jan IS, lS5o--Iy 10
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10000 Persons

including all ages, classes and conditions, among
which were large number Of LADIES', who are pecu.
liaily subject ia Nervous Complaints, have been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED,
when all hope of relief hid been given up and every
thing else been tried IN vain
10 illustrate the usc of the GALVAHiC '-i'A.
suppose the Of person afflicted with that bane OF
civ iiiyalon, DYSPEPSIA or any other Chronic or
Nervous Disorder. In ordinary cases sumulsn.s are
taken which, by their seton on the nerves and
muscles o; the stomach afford temporary relief, but
which leave the patient in n lower state. and with
injured faculties, after the action thus excite! has
ceased Sow compare this with the effect rosnitNt
from the apple alton OF the GALVASlC gkLT. Take
Dyspeptic sufferer, even in the worse symptoms OF
an attack and simnly tie the Belt ground III BODY
using the Magnetic Fluid as directed. Ia short
period the uscushlr persDira'inn will act oil tl n''
tive element NJ TIE Belt thereby causing Ga!vanic
circulation which VIII pass on I" INC "-1sF-Ss ~
thence back again to the positive thus keeprS up
continuous Gal, anc circulation Throughout the sys
ten. Thus the mot severe cases OF DYSPEPSIA arc
PERMANENTLY CURED. FEW DAYS Is
OkTEN AMPLY SUFFICIENT TO ERAD.CA ATE
The DIsfkSt, o. YEARS,
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&c these who have G99n in the
Scrv.ce Of tie United States
c:,co tha PevnE,-tsoD

since the RGTGiilei0n.
rsSIIE undersigned beng familiar with all
Il the Executive rules and regulations,
and the character CT proof necessary 10 en-
able those vino have ts engaged in the
service Of the Uniled States sInce the War
OF the EeyoluuCa, to have their claims for
Pensions, B0uny Land, Arearages of
Pay and Eg;ra Paw, Sc. 10 one or all Of
which many persons are entitled, properly
prepared lor adjualca'ion before lie De.
par.men,s al Washington, respectfully in-
vta the AT, ntlon OF such to an interview
with then, where they may learn some-
thing 20 their aJ!anlace. Those vino have
been injured By sickness or otherwise while
in the service OF the UEiied States, are emit,
tied 10 Pension. Many claims are lost
for want OF proper steps at the outset. or by
beiag prepared by an inexperienced per-
son. Oar charges IRE moderate. Residence
one mile and nall above Calhoun, Nc.
Minn county. Tenn.
JOHN IaMDrIGHT.
MCDOWELL McELRATH.
Aug. Q, 1857! ~
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LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST.
w, l., HIG Fl,

NORNERLY Of The firm Of -. l.. HI-h
II & Co., ard late Of High & Wight,
Wholes.!r aud Retail Merchants OF the
city oil Dalton, takes this method Of morn
inc the people OF Tennessee and others IN
general, that he has just added largely to
his former stock, and ina, now on hand an
extensive stock of Dry Goods. Groceries.
Hardware, Saddlery, lla'S, Boots and
Shoes, and all other ARTICLES usually ReP'
in this market. which am determined TO
sell al unusually low prices tor either Cash
or Country Prohuce.
The subscriber mos, respectfully requests
his old friend, to call and see HIM wien
,hey yiS,, Dalton, as he feels confident he
ran make /, 10 their interest to do SO.
All kinds oi Produce taken IN exchange
for goods a, The highest cash prices:
WM l. HIGH.
Dalton, Aug 9. lS50-ti "
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A,so Dr.rsarE.>,s TER uIEEGE,

winch j. rnu-t vaiu~h'- remedy iu' ~
,o',i,g Worms from c.jr.u and grown
pe,s..'
Far .-.- %, the same hsen,s as above.
MAY Il, lS5J-ly q
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Prices

Prices:
The Galvanic Belt, Three Dollars.
The Galvan;c Necklace. Two Dollars.
TIE Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each.
I lie Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
6r-- The articles accompanied hv full and plain
directions. Pamphlets with full EltieulsEs E.sy be
had Of the authorized Agent
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A Derangomont of tho Nervous System.

If3- In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS Drag, and
Medicines increase me diesse, for they weaken the
vital energies Of the already Frustrated system while
under the strengthening, life giving vitaning nhu.
encc of tiavanism IS applied by this beautiful and
wonderful discovery the exhausted patient and weak.
ened sufferer is restored to former health strength,
elasticity and vigor,
ho ,opt ,li arity md pxrpenrp n!
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Frcrn snuth Amerfcn.

A letter f,om Onto says that he psrsi.anl q
Etores are succeeding IN Gusyaquil, and tna. that
General viii probably 90 sacseasfuL priest has
been eent 10 Central America to &C company FIores
70 Esmeral3a, which hSs already b2en aeizsd "
lha Coinubiane.
PERI. from state of :. eat excitement, ms aud
derIy become remarkably osIn. The rszul. Of the
Presidential election is yes doubtful. The caldi-
da;as tie Echanique, Y!TaEco Elias, Bermgiaz
s19 San Roman
In Bolivia ii was rur.ossd thai Bslza Fas ab3g.
10 recall fis Minister from Peru, being OFFENDED at
sous. ing Or other. Belz1 had Jet been eIsc:ed
Presste1I by IN imnense majority
II Chill the Chamber of Deputies have alfeady
commenced making ref5rns il the coas:itutsn.
Il. Q. PicsTu-s.
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IN Nongreas. Yesterday.

In the SENATE, the Civil and Diplomatic
Appropriation bill was made the order of
the day for Wednesday next; Mr.. Fremont
introduced bill for the settlement Of the
Private Land Claims in California, and ar.
Pearoc one to prevent the chattols" from
being cnticed away. The bill to suppress
the Slave Trade in the District Of Columbia,
having come to a yo-e on its final passage,
Benton delivered himself Of speech, show
ing that he bad been a true prophet, when
he declared thar yho Omaibus could not
travel through the 5 nats without upsetting,
and that the measures, 9paretod, could and
would be adopted lie was replied to by
Messrs. Clay, Foot9 and Dickinson and
then the bill was pessod by Yeas SO, Nays
10. The Bounty Land bill was farther
amended by hitchins on the Navy and Ma
sine heroes who served their country during
the Seminole and Mexican Wars, and hay
ing thus disposed Of another large slice of
the Public Demain, the Senate adjourned.
IN TIE 44oNHL, d IN was P"o'NH (""A 10y
opposed by Mr.. BayIyl cutting oft the tap
whereby the Virginia ohiyalry were draw
ing of some $4,000, goo from the Treasury,
Considerable time was got over IN discuss
ing the Printing question, without much
benefit to the country. Mr.. Stevens gave
notice Of bills to repeal so much Of the Ter
ritcrial bills, Just passed, as recognise sla-
very, aud to amend the Fugitive Slave Law;
o bill was introduced TO create the Office Of
Assistant Secretary Of State; o bill was re,
ported for the purchase of sites and the
erection of Marine Hospitals at Detroit,
RufIalo and Wilmington, and pending mo-
ton to pare off little more Land for che
benefit of Arkansas, the House adjourned.
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Things in Europe,
&oIook.

By the remarkable passage Of the Canada
we publish this morning foreign news to the
10th inst. received in this city yesterday,
iuet nine days after leaving London. The
advice from Eagland show an increased
activity in business; the haryests are Sc
cured ard trade Of all kinds seems to rejoice
in more than usual prosperity. Of the
same tenor are our French adyics5-one
cheerful feature at least, in the dearth Of all
encouraging political signs,
The most promineptoocurren noticedin
our dispatch is the fact Of the Austrian
Butcher, HayDau, having been mob5ed Ia
the celebrated Melt Liquor establishment Of
Barclay, Perkins Co, and severely beaten
by the brawny dragmen and coal beavers,
whose vigorous aympathio8 with Freedom
came near exteImiaating tie scourge OF
Hungary. However great may have been
the outrage committed. no man will ever re-
ceive less coincidence IN his affection than
this eamo Butcher Haynau. The Peoples
indiguation-though we would not wish it
manifested in the same violent manner
should make it impossible forhim to brea5ho
the air Of any country, where it is no crime
to hate all forms Of Oppression, CowaTiice
and Cruelty.
From the Continent VIC have movomeats-
nothing more Prussia has shut up the
gunboats Of Sohleswig- lJolstoin in tho bsr-
Dor of Kiel; moreover, she refuses, in com
mon with Congress Of all the German
Princes, to attend the Austrian Diet at
Frankfort. Russia wishes to conyoko a
Diplomatic Congress- AZ Vienna, but neither
the place nor the patron will be acceptable
to the other German States. There are ri.
mors, OF course of new plots in Orleans
and Bourbon families, but we prefer to wait
further developments before speculating on
the subject, Louis Napoleon is making
another harmonious tour,
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xxxIst CoNGREss....Firs. Session.
SENATE. .wAsuINGToN, Monday, Sept. &c, 10


SENATE. WAsHINGT0E Monday, Sept lG, 1850.
A Joint Resolution for the publication Of the
Statutes at large, waa received from the judiciary
Committee, ard passed.
dr DIcgIEsos, from the Finance Committee re.
ported the Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation Blu,
with various amendments and the bill was made
the apecial order for " sdnesday next.
Nj FREMONT introduced t bill for the setscm.n.
otPriyats Land Claims in California.
Mr. PRATT introduced bill to proven: the an.
tioiDg q Sltvea from their msssers.
The bill to preserve Peace with the Indian tribes
in California, Was passed
The bill to Suppress the Slave Trade in the Dia-
aiot OF Columbia, was read third time. The
question bahg .tataS upon It's passage
Nr. BENTON briefly Addressed the Senate. lie
observed thti.had beenseen that each and every
one OF the neaEprss reported by the COMMITTEES
c! Thirteen lad bean passed. He had tt0m the
Gtst opposed their conjunction in one bill. or - ma
measure. TIE argument IN favor OF such coDi7nc
ton vha tia. they waglf Pess E-oca speedily. rs
had c1nteuced that ouch caUrsa could OILY cause
delay. NOT that eGcn separste measure had
ps7zed the sccutacy CT lis Ta77 EIs sds l4u sd
Vsz proved that ssyeai EcuhE O. u seEC1 zj BEEN
uI6ly lhroya 17s5 Y IN aeGl1! 10 de tA2. sd Il
PanEmsstsFy untuh lrd i1tE93c sae2 S .5 Id - eetl
sfreEsd almost be desFdcio1 II each 0;aaE, u3. AZ
soon :speie'sd eathrsr G 20 htl oWn 15e a5l. Is
ther ROUTE Greet ~ CHAR 81 loo tlas To- yos8
UpCu Inc severe UeEaH - 20 fa1a1 tlat 5lg i
SensorF voted fer I'll !ss uesa1gss. @f Cias, so was
nbsent bsi9S counted, made IL. 3ais be td as e me
OF iha Omnibus Or h Committee q Ihltcsc 0ay
iouI from The Fra SsteF Le5sTs. Cs5E Co2l-r Dctgi1r
sud Bright vuisd l1T t1eEs asa-1res No beler tv
Gepce & the tT1lA @ EtE POSITION cCud - -tTe-.
Mr. CLAY though. .ue events d ths les: ave
weeks uot proper subjects Of irdiYiaua triumph they
were TIC TIlunpte Ct he couut!y OF the Uhdu Ot hsr
and OF pgaFe CIeSl1u Cf uniting
the measures vas he ye!ss. quotiou u lfu t1s iAOe
ma had rot bee1 for tte opposition 20 'hs sp q1es
o- OF form tie combined MEASURES War5 in il 2iuou,
hsVe GlpsGstd Now lhzi he Only MONT afim p0;gce
hT. BKNT0N denied she right al any man to
cone he ssutie with plan q -os t say t1At no4a
oh, than hs ssCuld Ia adopted
l:t FoorE urged that public continent upon al
lE-4e mea5rrt al beeG notified IL c0usrIeeacs oflh=
ttca6s q tese coz tined deasarss st9 ,a4. Il 1t laa
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mno pnhlia prin:ina.

OF al the Gslphinism that ever was pro.
;ected or imagined III this country, that Of
Che bill proposed yesterday in the House TO
relieve the proson. Printers to Congress of
sbeir voluntary contract and pay them
twice to thrice az much as they asked for the
work they have done, giving that which
thew asroed to do but have left undone to
Father Richie Of The Union and Gales Il
seaton of The Intelhgenoer, is by far the
most audaoious. There never was public
robbery so utterly without excuse. The
present contractors arc practical Printers
they knew precisely what the work was
worth when they bid foe 1t, and must have
proposed with the intent Of coming this
syindle over Congress st the end. And
Mr.. Richie, who is to be voted at least
500 900 of clear rro6s BY this bill, was him
self the bondsman Of enc or more of his
,ourneymen who to2k the cont1aots-ln
fact, he was the real contractor. But We
lack patience to dwell On this most impu-
dent, rasoany bill. Oh, friends in Congress
give US the Yeas and Nays on its passage,
and il it don't punish its supporters, then
we shall conclude that the People love to be
swindled. 0nly give us the Yeas and
NAYS
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MAIYF.-IVtA Dtst,fct-Tbo BoSton Atlos has
returns from 80 towns, which foot up Reed e, 500
Andrews, opp 6a7s- The Bath Tribune Of satur-
day, printed in the District saya Lincoln County
giyes Reed $50 plurality aud that towns in Oxford
give ndrews bat 40, while the bslanceofthe Coun
~ only gave e4O majority for hubbard last year,
and cannot 90 worse now-wherefore The Tribune
ia confident that Reed is elected by about 1874 pIu.
ralisy. lie are unable to share that confidence
believing that Andrews ike three other Loco-Fo'
cor, has slipped in by handful of votea
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roth zen for the cobred messures ssd this conlaue 10
cussou the would never have pass" sd bne1
serrrrelv or In sny ether form II there ever nsa o
am ore who for M nv wears bad psysd the tyrsnA 10 W
sense Re reioced that they might now say 9enoa
rant prosSTas IN the dutI ard Rome esA-H Is i9s 'F
Mr. DIcKIHsos defended the late combination o.
re.:urea II auy OF them had bs5n aken as s,,
would hive created sectional feeirE arc So T.
Fould have prevented proper action pom any OF
agcod plan bring tho q9estons al unGe b nro95r
a!icp Fl che tine admitted thai gens'sy Il9 Pos
ccurEe WIS 10 con.ider aurh quesion hF itseI oa
hsse extraordiray circumstances ths cono-n2i'H y
Affsr further debate; the BIZ vss passed, ees,
sa NsysIa Ahsr an inefecusl motion fer an sSs,a179
se5so6 he Bouriy Land Bill we. tasen np Of
yirpiris Revolutionary Bouny Land "staA''' a -
baed en3 rejected, l6 10 70 49,. ,,ordinyt he
lr YULEE moved sn anlsndm aAs ,I sd ED
o9 ne co "a Of Fods danF ssnoa va ond Ia
lie Cuff during Wa. with Mexico WalcH' a''' Tvs
debate. yas greed 70, Yeas. . Nays y
Sic Which the senEte adjourned.
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From Texas,

From tie New Orleans plcsyu1s, 5ept3
By the arrival OF the steamship Maria Bart we
have received Galveston papers OF the Sd mat
The CipiliQt OF that date has the following:
A letter to the editor Of this paper from mem
her of the Legislature, gays decided disposition
s manifested generally to accept any honorable
proposition which may be made By the General
Government for the settlement Of cur Northwest
ern Boundary although q law will pass, authors-
ing the Governor to commission otcers tor three
furegiments of mounted men, to proceed to Santa
F6 and insuTe the organization OF the country,
even should they be recalled before they accom-
pfGhed half the journey. The proceeds OF an addl-
tiopnl direct tax the School fund.- and all other pos
aible menns will be placed at the disposal of the
Governdr. Bills embracing these object were re-
ported by the Joint Committee Of the two Houses
on the oath, but have not reached as
1t YVES believed by our correspondent that the
session would terminate with ahs week, though we
are inclined 10 think that the prospect OF the pas
eage through C0ngress CT Mr. PearCes bill may in
duce the Legislature to await the result OF that
megsure l. is evident that me iority OF the Lee
eislature as we'll as the people, are willing to make
every reasonable effort for the peaceful edustHen.
of the existing difficulties The election OF Gen.
Rusk ia locked upon by many as ooncasiye proof
that the Legislature is in favor OF the sale Of cur
eauta F6 possession
4 letter to the NeQs has the following; This
vote is ookedupon al something HE Best vote OF
the Legislature Es to sate OF our 5alEa t Let-
risory, Measrs franklin WiIson, SC. who vosed
against Ruak or rather thraw their votes away,
statiDg in their pacss, that they did 80 on account
Of bis support OF P e6rce'a bill
The Joint Committee Of thigsy,seyen has report
ed set Of bila to the respective Houses, proposing
70 raise On army Of three thousand men, TO organ
ize the militia 10 increase the taxes Tor the purpose
Of raising means, &c, &c, but no definite action
has yet been had in either Houae On the sabiec..
What course will be adopted oanno. yet be told.
Vhe proposition likely to be presented to Texas Tor
transfer to the General tiovsrnnoe: OF the Santa
F6 territory, has given rige 70 new opnions and
rev proportions, now think the LegisI2:qre
viii pass az act auhorising the Governor to submit
saeh proposition rs may be made as 70 shs people.
and adjourn to meet here again before the irst Of
December, so IS to act definitely upon The mater.
This aears to ba the prevsiiug opinion az present.
Gentlemen DO not ike 70 take the responsibility Of
acting in thig mstter, without FIAT 5Qbms.ing 20
rho people. Ills now toe late for an arnly 70 >rch
to Santa F6. before spring, and psrhaps, By rhat
INC il may not be necessary 10 90 81 ali.
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Eg~ Hen JOSHUA Il. GIDDINGs We always Tx.
cd IS nan, sven while obliged to differ from hin
asa politician. But We never could Ike his more
recent Mileage charges, and nOw we sre assured
tbathe hiss left Washington for The Session. drau.
ing has payap 70 The day fred for adjournment
and gone homo to look out for the ohances of re-.
election. We depouEce this conduct ss involving
ipedesy 10 public duty and 81 unjust haul from the
Treasury. We cant belieye TIA, the People othis
District aill view it differently.
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BorgG AND DuNG atLooN-onr cry is lnally colo
braed over all ot6gr ccs for The number, eeg'nce and
cheapregs OF Embellishments devoted supplying hs phy
pcsl wants end luxurious desrea of person csu
breakfast and dino cheaper better and in moro luxurious
syle In Ncw.York than he elsewhere, AL these
metlts be will find combined in perfection at Capt
HARRIs's Hotel in Greenwich a. near Dusneat The
Captain has eo had eye 20 the accommodation OF me
fair sex and in bis a2les dining saloon fensas will find
all the comfort Of th,r homes, sh The best Ytaats
pn1 noli,e attention
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APPRENTICES LBRARY-th5 9e7efsi sGclak2 ~ -
ehsp5 sod Tfa3esmen desrc1a OF sf3Tdiue the 2aaest
ecv ard encenr. eecQt 70 tic 2prrenics- q 3eche@'
ct fr tha mpro9eus Of hS7 io-5 during tdo PsgioQ
a. del s2grautcaabp, by ae ceeqrsbon OF taec las7.
teus 9ss,en zrd .psluch-e reading slc s-dg s,tsf
btr n;Ha de snfremee,3 sn1 dab2ElIg E3loestoa1s
ts City ha7c d1rne the reese Of tie Li6f2rz Eade 57e&
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VIC removal Of Vic LiGrarY 70 Is second iory Of lie
Hun with pleasant End cou7e1lec' oltisn:e Oh gfoe4
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embrace To s6 51z,s2 9tch ho nbore philanthropy
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PENN OF TIE books,
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t9sa14ers wsaRy ron E1rops B. order Of la tbTs7E
C1and44e JAMEs VAE HORDELi, Chcirus2
!oua : 5war. Llbr.rs1. euS0 Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-17

Arkansas ELEcrloH -~R,furrs al in Tbs Is
e;,I,sure Stands az oo57 SeData-el Loco go
Co.'S &C / Wigs. H-use-52 Loeo E9oos' "a "hiss'
eoyra CAeo1IN4-G ane-d NcQUErs is so
ronnce6 in the Georqstospn IS 9 Republican, fer
reelection 10 Congress fom .hat Djatdct
coTxrcrfcpr tile Whigs Of Coaneosi2as ara
~ hold ssate Convention a Hartford. ga " ed-
nesdav. the 18th day Of Nogem6er next for the
p0rposs Of nominating 8 tcbet Tor State 0feara
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-17
Snui,,orn Items.

BALTIMORE Mondsy, Sept 10
The Eouthern Mail is through.
Private Texas adyices say that the War spirit
is greatly abated, bat fears are entertained that
the U:Taz will mako great ehorta to induce voters
to re ieot Pearce'e bill.
Dir. Houston'e return home is auxousy desired
by The friends Of Pesrce's bill. His influence is
needed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-17

K9- StX'eeutr Wurd,~iu rufaucuce OF 5 re1S%
mend zion OF the yhg Hgratol Commit al LssHs
tTipth aveae and Twenty Ssh =. or Veene isY, seps
Ter 1872. hr;Wtcp Inc E0Rrs q u II. ora 7 Ri 0f W.
purpgs5 NJ ch0oerc Delegate to repeEeni tae IAN ~
zen bly pIetl,1 il v ~ tooge Ton, - be he'd a y
rscuga IN the sG sept net. ~ cfde ofhs Mad COZ
mitee. H. HILL WHEELEa, Chairman
~, ~ L1' " dG ir1n@' Geofeter!es sl7 9dt