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balten, moSu oas oeutfhe publfnn bSfIid,
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lcs, nno fell bereits quite @e(d,dfte gemad,t
tabrn, ais be protcltirten Drafic uno bic
@erflderuns ces @eiancten, bae silles qua
moTrng lci, eintrafeu. Go III cas @efdled,t
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bod, ncd nid,t gan, ausgeffcrben. tpenn es
audi iur nod in Der SOee teltebt, unb es
iBt lIh nod ininsr auf 70 eiueuO uOufel ielbft
lit Hcthltilb fpefuliren.
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ran jest Wafd,inen, bic Gi9arren rotten;
in Gnalduber ica icaar cine Waffine gum
-Melfcn Der Siihe srfunben bnteu.
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yer 3Deife unD pann fai,se man ,rierer ron prrne
n tnp let jctc 3eile rcr fintfn @eite NIT Der sescn
lterftebsnben 3ele rer rebten @cte. :.
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fancr Qiec.
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Seaatid's farfrfeit-- @ei tptit unS treit rerlodt
Grttfaente @lafu ~. .eei( Den ttnsarn sens allein
Qud1 Ganariilas 1beil- @cil nidts alsttneiud ein.
&c tfsise mtbr unb ruebr Der ltnsarn bcber 3lant
G1nar3sclter 6eiln.Gbr 8erbuntclt fid teet gang
GO leb' in rclIsr Rraft Der ltnsarn .oelrentries
Seaa@i6's Sriesesma4t @ei ma6ttps Obne Sies
Sipat &p0utb
Sellabi6 pereat!
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Der untersei6nctc mad biermit feiuen Sreuntenf
tne eea putlitun iterbaurt eie ereeftne Au;eiae,
rag CT tct 9nrjem mebrcre 9ertefferunatn in fei.
mem Usiebaftt sctrcen hat, trcnad e. i'm &tanet
it, alle IN tcin Sad einfhlasenbe Nrteitcn wrbfcil
cautrbatt unr Seftmadprl ju lefern. CT itsr.
nttlmt
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in stc6en nuantitaten, tcpic tefm Girselnen unter
tiissn Seoinsunsen, su tinpen, unb psrsrti ct sle
Nrten pon
Slantz Sft der
anf 8efcauns. SIR cas tisber sttbenfte 3utrautn
pantenf, cmpheblt Ct tfb Der fernern CUNT eincs
perebrten pubiitnms.
90 .Gr bat etenfalls fOlssnbe 8i9er tu rer.
tanfen.
Deutid,t Teffamente, te,-GcreRer,s
Snoian Dcftor, uno &urs's teuts
ihes aB@sBuf.
Co. Diejenisen, we!de felt ldnaerer
3et ferti9e Builder BET mir ffeber haben.
tc.roen bierntt eriuft, oielelben binuen Q
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fpiori9enfals i'd, fIe fir bic Binoerfclfen
oerfaufen Derbe.
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-03

@cr fur5er 3eit fam ein fcnberbarer Gaa
Dor oas BeSirfs9esid,t bon Strange County
NewsUcrf. 8or einiaen Wonaien fieB fIb
cine 6rau bon ihrem Wsanne @beneier
Seelp, ldeioen uno heifatbete fnrs tarauf
eiRen 9Iopcfaten, GamenS Grcsby. Sbrem
erlfen @henann aelans es bic Sheibung
auf @runo eines Gormfeblers orer tpesen
Sncompefens oes Hdters nmsuifoeen, nne
nnaitselbar oarauf perflaste ciefsr Grcsby
pegen nnerlaubten Terfehrs NIT feinem
Weibe. Die Sury perurtbeilte ben Beflags
ten su $1,000 Sdaoeneriae sa @anften pes
&ld9ers.
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Nerr HeoafteIr T!

cerr HebafteIr!
3eisen gle sefilli9it bic 0erren 9. S. Setter
unc s.. s. q ctbnasel aIs @anbioaten fir
Staetrdthe fir bic erte Warb an, unb
'Sie perpfidten fd
0iefe m ititrner.
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Gin in Ssutf&sn SrrsdAaaI Die rase psbattiren:
yScllten perfa,en, ,pe(ete feb pern
dr5tlicten SaebV 9etripmet baben, eit,er,
ibrer praris pcraIs9ebenben, prafiina
binftebtliob ibrer Stibisteit, lulterpors
fen feina g
Sas putlitum 1T btaittt einselarsu i,u,sctnen.
Snr cute JeetsuaS pts Srrtetfaais miro @orae
Sctragen. &. 0.$anabans
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-03
Neiluna en-.

6eilungen.
1ussebrurs, 9erpfula Gryiipetes ceer Asc(t ,Sbeu.
rnotis,nMs, 0iht. $tterbeftwcrceu, 0tfbma cper
Srultsranpf, GnStrnltiStsit. Nudenr,art eicen,
8efhware, Sprbilis, 1SaiIeriIobt, 81 cene 1cer,
8la(en uno 0liertnttlbwercen Oierturia(.
fr"ntbeitcn rerrrrtent &afte QRebfclfeter
(Fever and Agne) 8lutanrrans nadb rer,.
Gcrfe, tpeitlidbc Bcft,prScn, a.semeipc GGpadbe,
llnrcrraulidteit (Dyspepsa). rerlcrne Gsiutf,
&crfrcb, Grtalmn9rn Verifcrfuns @teiu,
Slacttftp iSe, RrIir crsaniete $etcrn, 0crt.
tlerfrn, SGwdrcn, Scitrn-, Sruts unb Siiif.
ttnfhmc rjtn II. (. 10.
Gr III untc bltar In allen Srantbciten, ,pelhc ron
Mareinsm Slutc rrtr unrtsclmaBiser 3erri9mns
Der &cnlfitutcn bertibren.
5E Sn ras pAan,fn nreitt bat Gin alrcits 9esftn
I,fanaen unb Eriutr nictr9eIcSt bir untercr Sra.
fur rerfpanrt mnc iuy cetunS pcn Grantbciten At.
sisnrt finc unr an ras pfantcnr:ih menret .:d
fripebl ric 2sernunft ses 0len'en, dis tsr Snintt
Der Ibiere ftr 8eSengft seSen S9mers. Der &p.
rup tf tinc rpificnitaftlidc 3utamincn(esuns rrr
tttten Tfan5rn Hne sanj frei rcn nadtbcilisen utc
enttrafteneen minsrd!ifhen &rfanetbtlen, ,ino mic
CT aus rem @ptfem Srantbeit uercranst 70 tbei!t
ct In einen sntirrs9enesn Grace, Sraft unbStarte
init.
8elheiniaungen.
Gin au6errrtentinsr 0ercfuta SaG Grpfirslas
nno 8efdwire turt ben alleinisen Getra,cb sci,
or. OupicttS 3utanlmen8fteefem 9elbcn Ampftr
unc @arlapari4a Sprup.
9,rsotlin, Slcp. IT., Is4s.
Or. @upfctt.-9Msin J6err. SD ifatte Sbnen mel.
nen onfrihtisen 9ant fur ben 8roBcn Nabeu ab,
fpsiden mir Der Gebraiib Spree febakbarea &pruYs
sewabrt fat. SD bin frbr fdaIlnsn ben cinem fero.
fus(en 8efehwIr telattst wcrpcn, rreldes an u,ci.
mem Qinn ertetien. 1nfanss aHtete t nur ipenis
carauf, ba idb es nur fur einen SpSbnf4en8c 8ciatss
ausfetla8 bielt. Gnblih esrsrcssrte es liD, ts CO
fh 5u o:m .6intertbeifc meines Scpfes vertrcitete
Sd ,pancte mid an einen 4r3t CT tebanoelte mid
per8etens. SD reriiiette, mas nur uerfu1t rereen
fpnnte. St fab Sbren stlten Hmrfsr unp Sarta.
rariGa Swnp unb sntfhlcB mid, Jpn ja Setran.
6en, benn Id ruBte, nas sslter 1mrfer, einer ter
fbastarften Artitel fir bas 8lut it, Sd taufts
Sbren Sprup. sctrauAte i'm unp nad cem Ge.
fraud einer Slatdbt tsinerttt idb cine 8rcsc Der.
anocrans in meiusm Spttem. SD feste ftinen Ge.
frauA fort, bes i'd Gin ssfanoer Daann wuree. Sd
fible ett tpie ntusctcren inein 8lut in pclItcms
men sereinist unt fret BON alien ttnrrinli1teiteu
Go vt feline Srast, rag Sbr neitntte6tsr @prur
ir8eno einem Grrip ,peit ror3u3ieben III. GiettBe.
fAeinisuns tfsbt 81 Sbrer DerfaSun9 unb irsenp
enem. Der ft an mid fpeneet, nerce i serne alle
m65(i4e Nustunft iitcr m,eincn sSaa ssbcn u. r 10.
\ SD uertlcibe Jbr sebcrfamer Gisntr
0eors @. Sobnfon,
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-03

I'm I'D, fir Die gertbeibi9un9 Der llntbeilbar'
felt oes Staatcs, rpclde, tpie or la9t, beercbt
1T, porSubereiten.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-03

Sofepb Sartmann 1T Ganticat
fur Mapor Der Gtaot Gantcn.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-03
Cine ffarfe Oefchicf1te.

Gin Correspondent elmer 3eitun9 IN Sill
noiS ltreibt aus @alifornien, caB err uno ei-
ner IeinerSreunoe eine jcoble entoedt baben,
in pelder (le cine uascbeure 9lnsabl DID
manten fancen. 8is CUR 3sit, in ipelter er
fdrieb, bate er un9efibr Gin 8nfhel aeflins
cen, unb Der 9lgent Der ruiiIid,en 9leeiernne
trug linn fur eiu ped ;fpei cine balte N9ils
lion Dollar all. Der brittilhe @onful rietb
ibm aber, bieicn 9lntrcs nidt aniunebmeu
Sn einem Gbeile Der SsOble, bebauptet Der
Grsdbler einen sansen 5,aufsn lofer Diaman-
ten scfuncsn su baben F.! Der naufen emit.
bielt benate ein 8uld,el !! Sie raren bon
jroer @roBe uno Sarbe einise 70 9rce tpie
cine Wannsfaulf, anbere nie,t grocer als
cine SolforDau6 bic einen rparcn aclb Die
anceru blau .uno wieoer ancere cbne ale
0arben, - @pelitene BON reinlfem WafIer
pie man fIe III nennen p1sgt.
Sie fanoen ferner oie eeiobe eiues Mens
fd1en pon riefger @r6es, 1neefdbr neunGue
lang, in oiefer Scbble. Sie mar nod, fehr
uohl erhalten, gang II pden II. einselhrumpft
tuie cine Mumie. Der Grsdbler it seneiqt gu
elauben, oaB Die Ssitenmdnbe unb cie Cede
Der 0ohle sroetentheils ous purem Sob Be,
itehen, neil piele Der Diamauten in @clbers
ftafen. Die eethe geoenft er mad, crnStaas
ten su fd,ifen, rc Ie bel ben 0ecusierisen
fem aerin9es 9lufiehen MAIDEN blrfte.
Die @efhihte III Elm Bishen fart uno In
6ielem 3titalter pca @cttlcIafeit unb Qiieen
FAM man lId auf ble Wahrbeit elmer Gr,dbs
lung nldt mehr vcrlaffen. Wenn mir biefe
@eidbdte 9lauben fcaen 70 glanben mir
audi, cae oiefe S,Otle @aliforniens eine1eens
arotts fei nnc bag bic Gridblunaen oerGau,
feno uno glnen Gfad,t rpabre @efhidten
fnc bon DunOerbaren @euien, pelde in
friiteren 3eiten bic Groe bemobntem. Wir
f6nnen riiht ndter an9eben, cbshehsrssabe
coer Wandhauien bem ehriamen Gorre(pcns
centen leinen Brief biftirt bat.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-01-25
Form Of Cerfifcnfe

The undersigned, postmaster Of certifes that the
guanntOrs above named sufficient and able 10 make good
their guaranty
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Form Of Guaranty TO accompany each bid.
The undersigned there insert the Of the guarantor
or guarantors guarantees that there insert Of bidder
o. names Of bidders the may BEL ii his Cor thei
bid for carrying the mail from to be accepted
BY the Postmaster General, shall into obligation
prior to the first day Of July next with good and sufficient
suIeies to perform the service proposeds
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Fern or a BidsChers no change from advertise
naent is contemplated bV me bidder.

81 Cor we, the may BED there write the name or
in full Of there state the residence or residences
hereby propose to carry the mail on No. from TO
as often the advertisement requires in the time
stated in the schedules, and by the following mode Of con-
veyance, wit Here how l. is 10 be conveyed for
the annual sum of
dated
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FRIDAY. JUNE 81. 1850.
HOUSE OF RnPR EsEnTATIvEs.

After the reading OF the journal,
MIR. KAUFMAN asked the unanimous consent OF the
House for permission introduce the following resolu-
ton:
Resolved That the President be requested to inom this
House whether Colonel Munroe military governor at santa
soner 10 organize the county Of Fe, preventing
said oganizaon whether any orders have Issued from me
President the Secretary Of War authorizing said inerle
rence whether the original orders TO said military governor
remain neutral in regard 70 the controversy between
and whether is that said Munroc has issued orders
or New Mexico TO meet ~ Sinta Fe and
hoter orders prompted by or are APPROX
ed by the Executive.
But objection being made. leave was not granted.
Mr. DANIEL moved the suspension OF the rules to 60
into Committee of the Whole House on the private cal
endar-this being privae-bill day.
Mr. JONES moved the suspension OF the rules to 60
into Committee Of the Whole on the state OF the Union
The SPEAKER decided that the latter motion had
precedence, inasmuch there was special order
before the Committee OF the Whole on the state OF the
Union set Tin connuaton) for this day.
Upon this latter motion Mr.. DANIEL demanded the
yeas and nays which not being ordered, the question
was put; and ir'was decided in the affirmative
The SPEAKER having called Mr. RICHARDSON to the
chair the committee took up the special orderhe general
bounty land ball !; when
The CHAIR stated the first business in order 10 be
the qneston on the appeal from bis decision, that the
amendment OF the gentleman from Alabama [Mr Hub
BARpl was not substitute for the original bill, as al
legged by Mr. JONES stating his last point OF order
After some delay in explanations between the Chalk
Mr. JONES, Mr. McLANE and Mr.. McCLERNAND
the a,nendment Of Mr. HuBBARD was reported to the
committee; when
The question on the appeal being put the decision Of
the Chair was sustained whereupon amendments were
offered and five minutes speeches were made 10y the
movers thereof respectively by Messrs. BAKER
TON OF Tennessee, EWING, CROWELL, EVANS Of
Maryland. GORMAN, SrANLY, CONRAD, MORSE
HARALSON, T0OMBS, VENABLE, and HlLLlARD
On motion, the committee then rose.
Mr. McCLERNAND moved that when the House
adjourn, il would adoun over until Monday next On
this motion, the yeas and nays having been called and
ordered, il was agreed to--yeas %, nays So.
And then the House adjourned.
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this BILL has been everywhere in the country exhibited
as IN opposition 10 this measure have felt so. and
regret have not ventu1ed to doubt The correctness
Of the honorable senator's course, his determination
70 do what. in his Judgment, he may deem right. But
hope, without offence 10 hing or any body else may
press these feelings q regret am quite sure the senator
ing IL but must say-if may refer TO what passed
between him and myself in private conversation weeks
ago. "a really hops lhs dld not cay 60 admit that
lives OF California 10 OF Directing TO her adms
sion State However, il is with profound regret that
am called upon % express a. a me ises AL sm aaa
But let us knowet us come to some conclusion upon
the BILL which has already occupied two months OF the
Mr. BERRIEN felt il necessary to make the re-
marks which did because the observations OF the SEN
ator applicable to the amendment which presented
MI. CLAY did not intend 10 apply to any Of
them spoke of calculated to thwart the ac
lion Of the bill. and advered to the fact that five amend
MI. BERRIEN. There were give amendments pro-
posed measures which were calculated to hwan the
progress OF the bill" | think the inference was
unavoidabe--senators will judge for themselves
those who proposed these measures were endeavor-
ing 10 thwar the progress OF the bill Now, sir, from
whatever quarter such an allegation may come, will
not submit TO IN silence For the regret which Is ex.
pressed by the honorable senator that cannot concur
with him in all the details Of this BILL and for the COM
pimen that implied in the expression OF that regret,
an indebted 70 hun regret myself very mhachqu o,
concur with him in all the details Of the BILL have
sought produceI wish still 10 produces coincidence
of opinion by such amendments as deem indispensable
to the passage Of the bill but, in the mean time, with
the knowledge Of the fact that the public attention Is d.
reced to our conduct here do not choose to stand be-
fore the American people, and especially before my own
constituents who has participated in any measure
calculated TO thwart this, which is considered as
means OF peace and Cancellation This s-he sole object
have in view in the expressions have addressed to the
senator from Kentucky II is the exercise Of the right OF
protection. which will never abandon.
Mr. FOOrE moved that the further consideration OF
the subject be postponed until tomorrow; which was
agreed to.
The Senate proceeded to the consideration OF executive
business and after time spent, the doors were
reopened and
The Senate adjourned.
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Fourth Of July Celebration.

Board of Managers Of the Washington National Monument
Society propose celebrate the approaching Anniversary Of
Independence by patriotic honor OF the day and
Of Father OF his County.
procession, military and civic, will be formed at and move from
City Place. under the direction Of Joseph
H. Bradley ego appointed chief marshal Of the day.
respective orders, companies, socisues Sc w
be good report programme OF the ceremonies VIII ne
given through public prints due time by the marshal The
Hon. g. foorE OF Mississippi, viii deliver an address, and he
ceremony oayng marble presented BY the corporation
Washington, deposited In the monument VIII Then take
place expected that NIL the ceremonies win be worthy o.
day city which bears the haowed name OF wash
inrton.
with the wishes OF the American people, have adopted
requesting them throughout the Union wherever The An
neray Fourth OF July be celebrated lake collections
day. magnificent In the course
by grateful patriotic citizens Of this happy country
the which they hold the virtues and
services ofne "nsion' best benehcor.
GEO. wATTERsToN,
J. ID. n. SMITH,
+. HARTLEY CRAWFORD,
June Att Committee Of Arrangements
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Tux NAuvoo TEMPLE AGAIN pxsrRoyEn.--A fatally seems
attend the ,enpis Nauvoo. Il 6nisbed Wv ile
Mornons Ia 1875. ally dearoyed by fire Ia Isis ami
on the 9Th Of May temend nus hurricane demolished
The walls The lSariaa community socialists, undef
Cabc,. adpsrohascd T. and engaged IN repairing
IL with view to fiiting l. mp Tor schools siudyng and
meeting halls and great reecto Thousand persons
The wotkmcn were engage II, when storm burs'
forth with shch violence that the walls came tumbling
down. and the workmen had ay fdr their lives Ihoe
walls that remhined standing had be pulled down. The
surrounding buildings also demolished, and 10 ihe
wash,housc, where loaran washing, there
sudden an nunda,ion from the rising creek that
the had escape through the windows Inc
community gong Iderake the erection OF anoh
large and fine uldns
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The democratic State convention OF North Carolina as
sembed Raleigh the 18th instant and adjourned on
the next day-Judge Strange in the chair. They nomi.
mated David s. Reid, esq., their candidate Tor COVER
nor. and adopted among Others the following resou.
tops
Resolved hat after months OF experience, feel con.
strained TO dIsapprove the decided terms Of The
President himself having failed in the discharge Of his
nigh functions, ny committing them 70 his cabinet--a
slavery question, he has contributed and i eoelrbu.
ting as Mr Clay himself has shown 10 produce discord
nony and course irsl 70 ast has realized
the predictions OF evil destined 10 ow from ~ which
Resoip,d, Tint he Union Of these Siaiei as formed BY
fore alhegs daarer than everything else, besides
our vital interests and honor that we VIII cherish u and
by H. long realizes in its operations the de.
sign OF those who lonndcd equals but that while
,emlned, happen what may, resist all palpable VIOLA
tons Of the constitution, and all attempts 70 weed this
eminent by mere sectional majoft, 10 tho njuiy and
degradation Of the soulbern people
AID whereas questions OF exciting and agi.
Ualred States growing out d ,hs long conliad aud on
repeated asgfessons OF The North upon SOUTHERN rights,
and whereas he Of these irangb with
Imminent peril to the Uon OF these States, and whereas
gcay TO be desired oy every lover Of he country
that, while the honor and dignity Of the South pre-
served and harmony should he restored 10 the whole
R,saVed, That in emon with large portion 81 the
terect Of all The ag,,ang questions which
distract the county we desire their settlement upon
basis OF equal right and justice all and every portion
Union.
Rssopsd That the peculiar plan" originated and per
sisted IN by the President and his cabnh VII not have
the effect oil pronoig harmony aud coucotd but leaves
the territorial questions unsettled, Of agi.aton
wide open, and The Union still involved IN excitement and
peril.
Rssotpsd That this continued persistence Of President
Taylor and his cabinet Ia his pecuiar plan one out
oil many violations OF his pledges gwen before his eeco,
is direct and ,IwsIrlned interference with and
tend foesta the action OF Congress- and Is MOI in
cOruance Win the proper dufy oil AHnsIletn Execn
Resoosd That the compromise known the Missouri
COMPROMISE was udopied IN spirh ~ mutual couces-
sion and conciafoa; and tiougl The Sani feels that il
deuacts from constitutional Ighis. yes or their love Of
the Union, this convention Is willing abide by II, and
would cheeinly see all the dsacng questions settled
this basis
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ANOTHER HEAD or I'VE are informed that Mr Con
rad Wolf has been appointed postnases at Manchester
Carroll county. Maryland. in place oil Henry Motrf, eco,
removed. Inasmuch rs the late incumbent was unver
sally acceptable, the wings, il would be tnser
Of curiosity to learn how his removal was elected Pub
Tic opinion, however, little regarded by this pledge
breaking administration and the recommendations Of a
small knot Of tricky wing politicians now attended TO-
WESTMINSTER Maryland Democrat
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-22

The new paper has caught at an expression in pa
per Of Wednesday last The sentence printed in the
Union. appeals have been made to wean the Old Do
ninion from her mornings" We have now the original
manuscript before us as il thus written: appeals
have been made 10 the Old Dominion from her moor.
ings' The composor Ito whose sagacty in decipher.
ing our egble manuscripts all credit is generally due)
was unfortunate enough TO mistake expression for
the other M1
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-22

We requested by several members OF Congress to
state thai the members Of the House Of Representatives
who friendly to bill granting bounty lands to the
soldiers Of 1872 will meet in the Hall Of Representatives
this evening at o'clock full attendance is solicited
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-22

BY and Nth tho advice aad consent Of ths Senate
Charles X. Webster be consul OF the United States for
Tehuanepec and Hnataco, in Mexico.
William Tudor Tucker be consul Of the United States
tor Bormuda.
Edmund fapg be consul Of the United States for the
pon OF Venice, ~ Austria
Arson Dart be superintendent OF Indian affairs In the
Territory Of Oregon.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-22

We have received the sixth number Of the "Gairy Of
Hlusrios Amsricans-,he portraits dagueueotyped BY
Brady, engraved by DAvignon, and conducted by c.
Edwards Lester. This number presents admirable
portrait Of Colonel Fremont. with brilliant description
Of his enterprises and expeditions
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-22
Public Sentiment In Florida.
Extract Of letter from firm and intelligent dem

EIfrdd % dkuT rom Urm ana tnidHgeM democrat
About one man in fifty 10 Florida is opposed to the
Compromise The Foridian and Journal totally misrep
the democratic party here, and strange il may
appear, the editor OF the Sentinel Ia wing paper)
gives views correctly this subject The flondan
and Journal is under the direction OF young gentleman
who entirely under the control OF COL Whitner and
three South Carolina nulh6ers and this. believe
is the full strength in this county. have convesed with
almost every prominent OF the democratic party in
the county and we all united in the support Of the
Compromise. is perfectly understood here: he
hopes TO float 10 full tide and is flashing the political
waters 10 raise a storm. Both parties are decidedly
against him.
| The democratic convention will meet at Suzanne
Springs the 18th instant have been elected dele.
gaie and may probably attend My great object will be
TO prevent The adoption OF Tunmad resolutions on the
slavery question. No is aiden in defence Of
the South than am but consider that and other
southern OF his stamp aiding tie aboliionists
do not know who will be nominated for Congress; but
unless be goes strong for the Compromise, Cabell will
beat him two 10 one. The democrats will not vote io
any man opposed TO tie Compromise II such one
should by accident be nominated. they will not 20 % he
polls. Cabel, on the slavery question, has faithfully
represented both parties and II wing is 10 be elected,
we prefer him TO any man OF bis party.