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The daily crescent., 1850-09-27
uOLBROOk OYSTER SALOON.

FTHF PU0TRTETOU I he TTITO0K Og5fGT saT00n WoNTI
i inform DIS friends and the public that he estat- ~ ~
HsnU ert " n open IN
Nsr--s7TgsYtfCS THIS DAY, ~
S7~V-sls 49, ilr the season. Y Saloons have w.
thoroughly Retired and emneet during the r-ce,s, ana
h5y" been made seeg consan suFPy OF NE o
Oysters heretofore The bar will Dr. supplied with
tue hest Liquors Wns Porter Ale The long established repH-
Of h4 establishment sufcien. guarantee Of its tqlue
mauag mt $40 Nv
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'onio John, nud added these Worls-'espec-
tally ip this man lie then asked carh Of
tbo witnesses whether they understood him.
Dr. Joseph Parish explained a. them what
Nc Randolph had said Ia rrgad 10 the law
nj Virginia on llle subject Ut manums.ion
and then appealed % tlc dying pan 10 know
whether he bad stated corculyl Yes, he
said and gracefully waving his luand a. tok-
eu NJ submission, ~ added the yonhg gen
ilrnrn viii remain with me-
The scene was som changed. Having do
posed Of thal subject most deeply impressed
90 lns heart, his keen penetrating eye lost
H. expression lis powerful mind pate way,
and bis fading Imagination began 10 wander
amid scenes aud witb irion,l, that he had lsli
behind IN two hours the spirit took a.
aipht, aud al that was mortal Of John Ran
delphi Of Roanoke wa hufhed IN death, 81
q quarter before - o'clock, on the goth Of
June, lsaa, aged sixty years, he hrcnthctl biz
la't, IN chamber OF the City Hotel, No. Al
North Third street Philadelphia,
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TIHHf subscriber wishes o. coll his VERY excel
u lent YARN Doc North baHFilir, said farm n
situated pu the rlal leading from hnuh DHnFif
Village g. Lyndon, about ifl UI mile from said
fIiiarr md milai ffHu Lyndon Corner
lhH ruhsrUhrr venture fIr assertion chat fur
convenience NJ l0rafdu aud HdHUtndusss a. ihe us-
iuF 1f different kinds ~ produce thu said ffrm 4.
uDf surpassed Bog auY Boz the county.
Tho rlat laaiuF iruW North banYiIIe che
UrrYt BOO hf lDhushHrYi passrs tHruuEh ilH -0uih-
rdF part 0f sAid farm about miles distant afford
bog very easy communication o. and from sHid
Depot
The building ~ sad farm arn beautiful new
cottage iiuu-r Hud two convenient hHWs.
There Be- Hlfu good veil NJ ufFnr falling water
alf4 .Vp0d orchard, Hut 20 sufficient amount uf
" GOD Hud timber i0r ihr u-f uf sHId fiuu
DAVID .. hAICHELDEH.
h1nh Dauy.Ir Noy, o.. 1850 6s8tl
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:. Notice to Claimants.

TENllE following described property wns.scilod hv
4 an Officer " 40" Customs. for having been H.
legally imported int" the uitcd States, 10 Wit:
At Cmuuu, ON the 2itll day of October, 1861.
one Freight Double Wagon;
- -Hu-Sorrcl Gclliug Horse;
One O'rt one Horse Wagon;
One lLuucs.
ANY I4a-..s,.t -r--rF-rir1,iT-v thru7uvr Jtrvcrt-
cd property arr borehy- notified a. rrprur within
ninety toy, from the first publication OF this notice
mud iilo with the Collector Of the Customs for The
bisrli OF Arllllit claim. t--,,t heir IN
forest in the property 50 seized also, execute bond
to the United States conditi, ne that in case Of tho
condemnation Of the property seized the obligurs
viii pay all costs and expenses of the proceedings
To obtain condemnation; otherwise shall proceed
to advertise aud sell snid property according To law
in such cn~ASundc and provided,
\. l.. CATLIN. Collector.
Custom House, District Of Vermont, Collcctn,'4
Office, burlington, Dcc-3, le5e. Gg7w3
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SAVED ny INTEGRirY,

4 plain farmer, Richard ,Tackson.h by name,
was apprchcndcd, during the Revolutionary
war; under such circumstances rs proved be-,
You'd all doubt, his purpose of ioirmg The
kings forces an intention which hc was too
honest % deny Accordingly he was doli,-
cred over 10 the high sheriff aud committed
to the county Jail. The prison wa, in such
state that he might have found little Difficult
~ in escaping; but he considered himself iu
the hands Of authority, such rs it was and
the same conscicutiousncss, whether niisguid-
cd or not We do not say, which led him To
take up arms made him equally ready to en-
durc the consequences. AHcr lying there a
to 90 out and work by the day, promising
that lac would return regularly at night. His
character for simple integrity was 20 well
known, that permission was given without
hesitation, and for eight months, Jack son
went oot every day to labor, and as duly
came back TO the prison at night In the
month Of Ntay,the sheriff prepared to conduct
him 10 Springfield, where he was TO bc tried
for high treason. jackson said this would be-
= IA.s.l..-- iEila
the sheriff both, and 20 just MS well by him
self His word was once more taken, and he
set OIL alone, Ia present himselfior trial aud
certain condemnation. On the way, he was
ovcrtaken iit the woods by Mr. Edwards,
member Of the c,mAcil of Massachusetts, which
II that time, was the Supreme execntiEe Of
the state. This gentleman asked him width
or he was going. To Springfield, sir, to be
, tried for my life. To this casual interview
Jackson owed his escape. Having been found
guilty and condemned to death, application
was made to the council for mercy. The cya
idcnce and the sentence were stated. and the
president put the question whether pardon
should be granted. 1t was opposed by the
first speaker, The case, lac said, was perfect
ly clear; the act was unqucstionably high
treason, and the proof complete; and If mcr-
cv was shown in this case, he saw no reason
why it should not be granted in every other
fCw governments have understood how
+ Just aud polite il l. To- Be neFeiil. This hard
hearted opinion accorded with the temper of
the times, Awas acqnirsccdi II by one member
after another, till it came Mr. Edwards turn
to speak. Instead of delivering his opinion
he simply related the whole story of Jack sons
singular dcmcanor, and what had passed be-
/ tween them in the woods. For the honor of
Nnssachusctts~~uud of human nature, not
man was found To weaken the natural effect
/ of Mr. Edwards statements on their minds
/ The council began to hesitate, and when n
mcmher vcntured to say that such man GER
tainly ought not 10 be scnt to the galIows, a
natural feeling Of humanity and justice pre-
vailed, and pardon was Immediately made
out.
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INuCurin.not 5, uIt NrnI, AIIp c,.NroVNp. The
world pucod upon 10. gtuu by the almost
drily ilu ~ aigl alan LII AlIi4llll4a.a.-s
unlincs uud test. every new article with -cnipulnus
care, and nothing hui T. not iuirlu-cnlly good can
long flourish. BuUN'- lucuphcruu- has been suh-
i"'ted 9" this "r"nl for ten ycar-. livery wear tg
reputation and sales have increased until more oft
&. consumed annually than ul other preparation
for the hair ever offered to the American pHhc.
The duruvrry that itwitl curc disease, of the
skim and ce't wounds aud ulcers 20 hcnl and close.
relieve MI external Inflammation, and remove the
llln md iiGAir. L1GnL -Liie-4aE-4ia!..--
Cuir luru-, sculd-, Nc,, has greatly enhanced the
sale OF the article, and 10 Is now known and used
NJ these pnrIO-e-, a. well a. tu renew. hcAnttv and
cirnnsc the hair, in oycry city and town in the I'M
ion. -
It- extraordinary vhenpncss plnccs Il within the
reach ~ the humbe.t fnily, and It's conceded val
ne insurc- u place on the most luxurious toilet
Mothers find IL the ~urc,t remedy for spruns cuts
and other accidents uf their children t, r,r pruisc
Il ~ cure Tor the Rheumatism, and all the inches
AMI llli. - Nhi4A it+i---rv -rtirrt- rurt
the emgraut TO distant hand. purchases It rs an alb
soluto necessary IN h. outfit.
Sold in large BOTTLES, price 20 cents nj the princi
pal Ohicc 137 BROADWAY, New York. For sale
10y the principal merchants aud druggists through
out the United Smto- and Canada. Beware of the
counterfeit sold nj - per bottle. l6s0yl
for sale by l.. JEwLrr X go, ST. John,hury, VI.
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Tin. Ware are, Steve Funnel, sc.

-at''c-ttrr -ttti coutibUrs tn do business nj
II his old stand. and viii sell
TIN-WARE, STOVE FUNNEL, &C,
cheaper Than can be bought in thi, viriri,v.
lie VIII also pay cash for SHFEPS' PIi rs
IlHItL ApFfEREE.
Lyndon July 20, 1850. 07atf.
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~ The Siamese Twins, who were, some
time ago, reported to be dead, although the
story was Immediately contradicted. have
thought proper to express their own doubts
in the matter, in the following letter, dated
MovNT Amy, ~ c., Nov. -.
I'VE gee~hy the papers that we ara dead
died IN EnglaHd, but We don't believe word
%, a. Tell ----, thai our last boy isn't nam
ed for him. we call him Patrick Henry. Three
others arc James Madison, c Christopher Wren.
and Stephen Decatur"
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l.
has become the most popular medicine ever put
forth ior tho cure of 6wghs tt5Ts amt CHsi1piio,,.
That uit worthy of IT, hight reputation L. made suf-
hcicntly evident hv the immensely OF its annual
sules. Nc.sr-, Bee. 3 Cutior are above Cuackery
depending alone upon thc intrinsic virtues of their
medicinal proral.t ,-Is iur tsuir di-po>al Hilnhug
rs So aILL- lLL ~ ll-4. plgt-glFc to offer
the iritUu1 and uniutnu. tribute oionr rccouan6Y-
atcii e., ,uvd-rir,- vr Know 10 he II r,.rlTiEit.
An eminent physician NLrit,s us,--"I have for
.tmo time past been u the habit OF prescribing the
NcrorrrfF tfuiubury Nnl-1u Tor cnlJ sumpton,usth-
ma. piouri ~ splitting pt blood, and coughs or pul-
nunnry affections OF oyorv ljud; and with cont
dcncc tccuMWcud 10 us superior To- nny other
preparation used ilr ilc above complaints"
Nov. J. ltd0-NoV tortiicutca. IL .-ltti,r-t any
eNt~r'r M III rc AUDITED 90 deemed ucc..-llla.. but
the rr"prctor tccl TINT the article hns bccdSnt SO
universally we'll known, and its virtues generally
nckuuwktgod 10y Physicians md other, as to mike
u slryio uOrrut this time further proof the
merits Of th, highly popUmr article.
u BuNALE oF tovNTLuFFtrS ASH INVITA-
ROSS, uch @. Carriers Compound Pulmonary Bal
sam, American pulmonary. Bal-Hm, and others, in
part bearing tire name! Enquire tor the article by
u MnoIc name, the "\FDIrNUlE IUtMoNABN
tNSNM, rrd SEQ thntit has the written signature
ol NN.IoN y tvrtlH upon yellow label. ON the
blue wrappers. zach bottle aud seal izrstaupf,,J
"NeEninRle Pulmonary Bai-lJu.
Prepared by REED & Cli LER Importers md
W ''"le-t'ie Ar1trrz in Acitfcttfs, Paints Chemicals
nud Dye Stuff - India Street, Bo.ton and sold hv
prugglst-i Apothecurie-. and Country Merchants
generally For Particular and Recommendations
see pamphlet accompanying each huttlS.--rrice
~ cents. E4r sale In SlJullu>AA.@ ~ y t4IlA
Ut AAl. entitai
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NEW SEASON TEAS,
New England Tea Company
100 Washington Street,

Between Spring Lane and Wafer Street
BOSTON. NIB Orders hy Express PromP'
" attended to.
June -. l~5p bt1ho
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ZIBA TUTE's ESTATE.


IENllE sub,crihcr-, having been appointed by the
"a Hon. Probate Count for the district OF Es.cN
COMMISSIONS, Co receive. examine and adjust
MI claim. and demand, uf all persons against the
estate "t Horny 5. Hall, h,tenf Northumberland Ia
the County ui Coo. 'ud State OF New Hampshire,
deceased represented usuiycnt aud the term OF .N
months from the 22l day OF November. 1900, allow
ed 10y said court 10 the creditors ot said dcccuscd
To- exhibit aud prove their respective claims be-
Tore u---I" give tottrr that wr witt Uttcud Ia thC
duties Of our appointment AT the uilica .of WA. a.
llnri-huru, IN Gu,ldhu IN said district, on the 2sth
day of February, md on the goth day OF April
tTys
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BANK OF ORLEANS.

NOTICE B. hereby given, that fin looks ior ilif
subsodpu1U of twenty Thousand dollars addi
tlual STOCK b. ih0 hHhk ~ OreaHs, Will Boz opened
90 said bHuk, boz lrsburEhr 900 che 2ai ~ December
ueNi, HHd reuaIu npau f1r lat purpose Ten iHYheK-
elusive 0f nuudaNt. Right puuTrfl nrW share. Hrf
added ~ go prrfHar0i aud iru dllan poo share viii
De rrIuiIrl 700 sut-rupfiuu.
JAMES A Paddock,
ISAAC r.. llhllNAA,
hEhRllk MAArfiElp, I Commandment
ELISHA WHITE
" n DirKTEMNN
lufhUTgh, AYF. 2u, 400. h5aH2
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EOR COUGMs. COLDS, CONsIMPTIoNs
10 All INFECTIONS 0r rHE LINUS.


IHE NEDErAnLE PULMoNArY
BAtsNM,hRying been tested ny the
experience Of Thousands for the
iPHt - VoHrsn r Recommended bV
eminent physicings aud uthcrs. uf
tie highest rc.pccthbility, us SUI
pcrior to amy other preparation. -
frUni ht editor ofgi. B,-{irt-fr,t
Sentinel. May II. lsb0, "Iha Veg
cinblc Pulmonary Bulsam prepar-
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DR. CHRisTlE's
GnI,VANTC BRACELETS

40 und " yasI s0I,Ic IN cRIcs u V01VuNI0nI On 10
spasnodc Complaints end general Nervous Affection.
4 the tle-.l and upper oNucrt's Also in pulat nud
raats aud OIL dsclyss caused by deficiency power
or Noryous tucfgy 10 she limbs other organs OF th,
hplF.
g,- No trouble or ucou, rhicrce attends thr uso of
DR. CuRTSTIKrS G,ILt.iNfC ARTICLES end
they may Doc hy the most feeble and dol'aic, with
fert earc uuI safety IN mnuy eases TIE scurutiou
attending their hisbiv p'raso"f oui ae, ssobit
-rhrA cln lu snnl 10 anN pms ID lhc country
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used or ~, complaint. affecting the Throat Head
such as bronchitis Inflammation nj the lhrn't Nervous
and sick Headache p1su,,H 20 the lical Neuralgia iu
the tacc Buyyug or Roaring IN thr Ears. Deafness
vhich.. genctnlly Ncrvuus, aud that distressing
pl,ul called Tie uUloIcuN.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-21

rD-' In England, an old lady who had been
dcai'Or years,lately recovered her hearing
by her FIRST trip on the railroad. The noise
of the train passing under bridge, "caused
something in her ear to give" and she rccov-
cred her hearing.
Ia The Methodist denomination in ChicA.
% are about to establish University in that
city, to be styled the North Western Uni
'e'sity, IL is intended net-only tor Illinois,
but for Wisconsin and Iowa, also-the con-
torennoN in. each of these States having unit.
rl in tie undertaking.
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n Office.
CABINET FURNITURE
AND
CHAIRS,

CONSTANTLY on HlND.
a EI those Wishing TO purchase witt do Weii I,
n call and examine mine before purchasing else
where. l. ARLINGTON
St.Johnshury Centre, Aug. o, 1850. GsOtf
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nrNnnALnnnILIrN.

vtrurr fuHHug thg weakened holy EViuE tons 70 ihr
aii.., uf ts snl ln' fn, ,linl DO ,.i,. titl,m
Il w iNnlDt ,rloS RiuuNArlsW A,rTL ai
.uuuNlt. GOVT trll trhf. luMhAoo. pEAt
fliI CO.. Ant AtulllFh NLIllALtlAr- " tis-
~ ,lgll Mt ~. ". ~,
eGalLIstiN So plstAhts Of Nc MuNElh. pEll
Hut uuu siWIio rsuso namely,
A Darugsmbut Of tho Nervous System.
Uf- lu SlUNurs rOVri NNIh Drugs HuI 'i'ii
. g s ,.,. p, .,s, . No gs
.ts's 'hsn'gE il, ,'ias .,iaig,ug mrnenes q 'ial
''''.s o. 'lgl94 m ~ n.snu.nl 81 .g'ls,ln' Doe
DO toned 90 iotnsr health strength elasticity uud ,Fui
me great peculiarly sui excellence NJ
Or. chrlaua'a Galv>aio curstivesi
.u'.ii 80 me nr, hst they sugi sud cue. % e,,s o,
Iats hair.rs,Ii uuisr ths uHr'nn
mes fTfufi,o. no sAas sy.fsa. syHahrs tls st'fa
lts ~ tIssi .'s HHIs' 90 t".ssisrsr -rrr trr
NlrlNrN'n ia tbe t"l'ed states oug h5os ears since
Go, 900 rsons
turiuf,g go ego, rh,'s' sHl c'hi''n' amoug which
ecfra hlss num,et Of .ll,' ehu.'e ,e,uhar') 'uyco
60 Nervous tomplanis, have lcsn
ENTIRELY ANu rERAAE EMILY CURED
hen Gll e,-s o. lgl-' l.l been s"'a "r s.i ever
90 iiurtrate tha use 90 ue UALVANIC nEiT.
Woo faHF i HI'. 'l ' ffN |IHf 'fNN OF
ole lfatuu. a. HftfFi 4, ans otHrf lfuuD SEQ
nus uisnurr lu orHr1Tl rasrt sturulnuu sfe thrH
Nhth h thflr stuuu ou The nerves end rufrlrs OF ur
sumaCh an,fd Hurfuffv frhrt huf vhIFh leave hr
Autuf lnu 90 state anil Wlu iuIufri iarlurs anvi
fhr tHH flut ,h Iitl Doe rrHHti hHa ruUI rIf
fl iur rrrrt rrHIitmr inm me HrTf "T of che 20 a.
NNNt. uilI IaAr O. h!slrlti. aun.f,I. Uttu "a iAt
sorst fymItlws ol attack. a.t simply ur the hrlI
ituuitl t,o body utirg tho Naguruc tlub ~ directed
10 short rcro' M n,"w.''. temptation viii act or
Rautc ruculat"u which VII pass on to 90" negative unf
thrnrr harN HThIu o. thr Inftfr Illus keeping cap con
uuuuus Cnl,auic circulated throughout the system
Thus the most t~sctt asses 81 uA srErsiA afo rFn.
- .-A-. 4-li+l. , 4. .t,- sft.trf
slttltnNT 10 ERADICATE TIM DISEASE Oh
WARS
CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
or thr most Uudoubtcd Character,
iu 81. parts o h' cauulfl suuI O., gwen SUN, So
90 y,rl column 20. u,t' iapyf'
AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
sh,oh Gone las,'~i, p'v,rs tins,
. Truth Is straasaE Than Fiction y
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TEAs ! TEAS! TE>SL
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
THE
N, E, TIE A MPANY.
$50 Washington Street,
b o s It O N,

UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF
C.. w 81 Il z l. r,
Az + the largest and best selected stocE
a of the following articles, which will be
sold at the lowest possible prices, and which
IN regard to quality, cannot be surpassed by
any establishment IN America
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Or. cHRISTIE'S
NECKLACE

! an, dgut sir very repeatedly vourt
tvB-.Ni " LANt,ts
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ing isdply 10 another patient Ills manner
Instantly changed, aud be- -nid i rctact that
cvprcsson' Some time afterwards, turning
"a expressive look be- said again, rclract
that eAprcsfiuu,"
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j conGrm all the directions IN my will, re-
,pcctinr my slaves and dircct them to be
nalhran.L particularly in regard to a pravi.-
ION for their support. And then, raising his
aii,.-a! he yrrttrf; he brought il down
With his open hmd. ON The shoulder oifie e.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-18
Manufacturing, North and south.

Many oi the mills in tho manufacturing districts ot Virginia are stopping. and The Richmond journals gre bswaiag this curtaIlinent ot industry. So far as we can learn, the same causes are operating in Virginia as in Lowell and the manafaeu turing towns n New England. The manufacturers are eon- hnHaily making experiments with labor, and are ehopPiag and changing io make large profits. De- tssmned to get specific duties, if possible they ake every cessation olsbor every dschaIge of the oper. stives, the pTstsxt of necessity for an increased tArH It Is asale game. It has been tried too often 10 succeed, Tor all thess attempts 10 give dark color fo the position of the factories ia order tS iuaenc Congress, will prove aboTtiye. Lowell and Law. renee may send on to Washington any quaniiiy of lobby members, 10 agitste and 10 get up an excite nsni, out the object in view will not be accom- pIished.
 It IS very evident that the whole distress is | cfeaop ol mere selfish designs; for Ii the little fac torres oi the South can make money, the great oi the North can, at east save themselves from In Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina, and Ohio mere IS no grumol'ng Basiness quite houishing. New cotton mills are built every month; and those 10 operation throw off their usual amount of fabrics U te1rs were any true cause of complaint. these woaId suffer equally with the Northern States No. the wheis oateTy is raised by those who have com. oinsd to furnish facts upon which to make a bold demand iog increased duties; and during the last Winfss, the mills have been kept running night and aay throughout New England, so that the operatives might b. diaehsrged, fof ap shset upon Congress, without diminishing the stock of goods necessary to supply the HaiuFai demand. There are some iong- headed philosophers in Massachusetts, but they easndt pull the wool over every body's eyes We know where they are.-f Y Herald
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-18
The Comnromise Bill.

We have to repeat what we said last week ia re- latien te the adjustment, which nothing more than that it is just far from final settle msnt. Nevertheless. spsculatiOns are hazarded as to tho result, but find none which obtains grea- ter crsdeucs among our exchanges, than the fol- lowing from the Washington correspondent of the Charleston Courier. The following are his calcu- ations for and against tho measure
 sFor the scheme of the committee, after certain further notifications, are put down: MT. Webster; Dickinson, Sturgeon and Cooper; Pearcs and Pratt; Badger and Mangum; Dswson King; Jeff. Davis and Foote Downs, Underwood and Clay; Bell and Turney; Atchison; Houston and Rusk; Dodge, Oi Iowa, and Jones; Phelps; Bradbury aud HamIin; Bright and Whilecomb; Cass; Dodge, of Wiscon- sin, and Waiker-30-
 More than thirty votes cannot be counted upon Upon q of indefinite postpenenent, several oi them ght go in the affirmative.
 In oppositia to the scheme NIT. Hale and Nor ris; Upham; Davis, of Mass Greene and Clarke; Baldwin and smith; Seward, Dayton and Miller; Spruance and Wales; Mason and Hunter; Butler and Eimore; 6errien; Clemens; Soue; Corwin and Chase; Douglas aud Shields; Benton; Borand and Sebastian; l ulee and Morton; aud Felch-30."
 Not cue of these Is likely to give way.
 This is Us fair statement of the probable votes as can be made. Things may occur materially ' to change it. In case of tie. the Vice President would vote against the measure.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-18

This distinguished Apostle of Temperance Is now in our city. having arrived on the steamer Cotton Plant, from New Orleans, on Sunday last
 We regret to learn that the Rev. Father is in very feeble health, aud still suffering so much from a recent attack of paralysis, that he will be unable to address the citizens of Little Rock unt his return from the Hot Springs. for which place he will, in all probability, start to day. The distinguished philanthropist has rarely failed in the purpose of his glorious mission, and VIC welcome him to our city, with the hope that his labors my prove emi- nently successful.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-18
The Prisoners la Cuba.

Under the general anxiety tha; is el, for the prsO- h Caba. il matter of grsa, surprise tha, no authentic publication has bsen made of their names, not only with view to relieve the anxiety of the friends of thoss who were engaged in the sxpiditon. bat who have returned in the Cfeeie but also that the friends of those who have fallen into the hands ofths Spaaiads. by being made acquainted with the fact. might have the opportunity of making special exsrtions for their safety and release. A Il now stands. the friends of all who joined the expedition are kept ia state of uncertainty aad most painful suspense as 10 their fate. The only knowledge we have as to those who were killed or wounded h the attack on Cardenas is the names of some five or six, given in . private aud unofficial letter from Key West. and published In the Savannah paper We do nc, aay valid objection to publishing the names. nor any possible ibyary which could arise 10 the persons who detained prisoners, for it would give ihios smatOn to the Spsaisrds respect ing th , which they do not already possess. by hsv ing the parties themselves in theis power.
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