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Democratic banner., 1850-01-21
!. The Govern.

a focus on New Years day. The Govern.
or has ordered a number of troops to the
Turkish frontier to be prepared for any
emergency.
FRANCE.
There is nothing Of special interest from
France. A Havre paper says, that private
letters had been received from the United
States, statingthat the cabinet at Washing
ton have acknowledged the justice of the
indemnity demanded by Poussin; and which
led to the rupture between that gentleman
and Mr.. Clayton.
A regiment of Austrian soldiers station
ed ct Comorn, had mutinled and killed
large number of officers.
Parliament will meet in February. The
London press seem to think that the Cabi.
net will not object to the severance of Can
ada fIom the mother country, as it costs the
British government a heavy annual expen'
diture.
Democratic banner., 1850-01-21
In Pike Circuit Court September Term,
lS49.

"Thomas w. NOrvell, plaintiff, Petition
VS.. on
John J. Appleberry, defendant,S contract.
A ND now at this day appears the plaintiff, by
A John B. Henderson, his attorney, and It apr
to the court on affidavit, that the defend
ant is a nonresident! of this State. 1t is therefore
ordered that he be notified that the plaintiff, on the
4th day of August, 1910, fled his petition in the
Office Of the clerk Of the circuit court Of said Uouin,,
y, for the snm Of three hundred dollars, and un-
ess said defendant appear before the Judge of said
circuit court, at the next term thereof, 10 be begun
and held at the court house in Bowling Green, in
said county, on the first Monday of April next, and
said petition, JUDGMENT will be rendered
against him for said sum Of money, and continued.
A true copy
Test: ]. M. MARTIN, Clerk,
December Sd, lS49. (n3S Sw,1
Democratic banner., 1850-01-21

IN COUNTRY PRODUCE Of every discrip4
tion, and r~eceivers and shippers of Produce and
Goods for Country Merchants. Their location
the wharf affords them every facility for at
tending to the interests of their customers, and ID
a clear saving to shippers Of the expense of dray:
age to and from the warehouses Of the city,
They will at all times give the mot liberalmark-
ct prices for Produce, and. store freight at rea-
sonable charges. They will give the ~strictess
personal attention to the shipping of produce for.
.warded to them, and to receiving and forwarding
of freight for country merchants.
Having invested near their whole capital Id
their present business, they expect to invite Gus!
tom by accommodation and advantage to their Gus.
omers. %.
u They will also keep on hand at all times
q general assortment of GROCERIES at wholes
sale and retaal.
THOMAS CASH. ia, b co.
July 25d ls49. ly.
Democratic banner., 1850-01-21

POPULATION OF IowA.-A table showing
the number of inhabitants of the several
counties of the State, (taken from the re-
turns Of the Assessors, has recently been
published which gives us l54,36s as the
entire population of the State. The assess
ment, il is well known, was at an early
period of the year, and therefore dues not
include the unusually heavy emigration of
last fall. 1t is a safe calculation 10 say,
that under the federal CENSUS which is short
.ly to be taken, our population will exceed
zoo, 1000. As compared with the return Of
.l847, the recent return shows an increase
of3S, l63. Our own county is set down in
this table at 1854, against 1901 Two
years ago. Lee is set down at 10000;
Henry 1928; Jefferson $685.; Louisa A.
los; Mahaska $3.50; Van Buren, ll,577;
Wapello 1885; Polk 4,s39; Washington A.
434.-[Burlington Gazette.
Democratic banner., 1850-01-21
WHARF BOAT
LOUISIANA, mo.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND SHIP.
PERS OF PRODUCE;

TEE undersigned beg leavs
to announce to the public
that they have established
themselves permahently in
Louisiana. "a
Democratic banner., 1850-01-21

GOLDEN PRosPEcrs OF Col. Fremont.
last Philadelphia News contains a
letter from this city, stating "that letters
had been received by Mr.. Benton from Col.
Fremont, in which the indefatigable ex.
Plorator states, that upon a piece Of ground
purchased by him, near the Bay Of San
Francisco, a gold mine has been discovered,
which in magnitude and wealth exceeds
anything of the kind ever found in Califor-
mia. 1t is not a placer, but a natural mine,
in which the virgin mineral is concealed in
all its purity, without being difused by
volcanic action throughout whole acres,
and lost in the sands of the surface. Cooley,
Preuss, and others of his early associates,
whom he took with him on his tour tllither
are the conductors OF the mine, and are now,
according to these letters, rolling in aflu-
ence more potent than the wealthiest of our
Atlantic nabobs. May their shadows never
grow less, nor their pipes, Of which they
severally were so passionately fond, never
cease to curl with the smoke Of comfort and
contentment."-EUnion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

PoUGHKEEPsIE ARoUsED.-They had Ma
tiopsl meeting up In Poughkeepsle on Saturday
GENT Mr. Delegate Thorne to the fractional State
Convention, and, after passing two or three foolish
resolves, adopted the following excellent ones;
Rcsoved That the nominees Of the late Syria
cuse Convention men eminenty worthy OF the
confidence and support OF every sound and true
Wing, our objection being not against the oandi-
dates proposed, but agsnat some Of the principles
laid down In the Convention
ResOlrcd Chat at the coming Election we will
endeAvor to do our whole duty ss Wings that We
have every reaeon to believe that afser tho U tea
Co, We ntlon shall have been held, the Whis party
viii be consolidated and strengthened, and that the
whole Wbig party will move onwerd with resist
Ietr power to the contamination glorious victory.
B cling all agreed in theqe good resolutions, aud
having beer fully Represented in Mr. Duer's meet-
ire 1T Rulie, and in the tgnsturef to his Address,
we can't zee what the NstionGlG want ofanother
Conven,ion-bus It's no conaequenco.' They pro.
ceeded,
Rcso1ged, That all Irtig Editors bs requested to
publfsh tbs proceedings Of this Convention.
Al Wigs eh7 Why not all National
Wbics? What's the use OF a name If it won't
aerve your own puTposo7
tic evening IN adjourned meeting wat held
at tie Market Hsll, when Hon JAMES BROOKS and
our ancient friend JoE HoXIE Esq. illustrated their
9ezc.on to union ard harmony, by putt Is it to
Gog. Seward in heir bsft sty L. amid the re tu-ouG
cheers Of the Loco Focos in attendance. Pro
uisirg party the Nationals. They be aoma yet,
,hey don winter kill
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PhYaLcAL. TRAlHINa

" Or RlcH respectfully snnounces iha, hs Ins!Ioao1
Il Cfosby-s ono door beow s!eeckersl IA open ADJ
fesdy for the rsce pdon OF anbscdbers
peFFJrs suaefng ffom Dyspepsia or affections u tho
LYef would earnestly recommend the pDactce OF
It's seu CT training, as ~ sf0fd relief In moi' cases
Dr.. Rich VIII devo!e particular attention to remedynE
rregulsry OF form either in sdslts children and no
viii give private lusuucton in thu different depa'm'ni'
OF flJ .ica Trariug hose who may dete eit6sf Al
le,rcsidercc o. q! bic Institution. oi0 3Isot'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

w GENN has just opened several cases of moot superb
ghdrens Hats and Caps OF beaver felt and velvet fresh
from the magazines Of the celebrated Chapedrs OF
Paris The styles novel, pquant and graceful
He would also call attention 10 hh exquisite Partisan
smoking csps recoived this week from Havre. They
rcheat fabrics their kind imported into this
country GENIN, 2l4 Broadway, opposite st. Psuls,
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sevyart wen in Once.

One Of the principal falsehoQds whereby
tbe pucr Bolt is excused is the assertion
4bst Ill tie Teaerol Appointess in this State
mye .Stuord mon. The Express and
sTho Mirror have rung the changes on
this Grievance. How much truth there is
in II will appear from the following list Of
officers in this City and vicinity appointed
by Gen. Taylor and his Cabinet, viz
IL ri MorrcU, Collector Of Custom;
JOau Young Sab freesurer,
Phlip Rone, Naga Officer;
Zete9ee Ring, Burveyori
E3ca1v r. Iullmodse. U S. Marshal
J. Prescott Hall, District Attorney
Nalliom Y. Brady PostmasseT'
- lie Roy, Navy Agent
Chq,ls, B Strart, Engineer Naval Dock
Hiram Fulle,, Naval storc.Keeper.
Here is the entire list Of Federal Of
fcers Of any consequence appointed in cur
City and Brooklyn by Gen. Taylor, of whom
large majority haze ct all times, since the
distinction of Seward and Anti-Seward
was known, been Gov. Seward decided ad
yersaries. Not more than three of tho entire
number ever pretended to be friendly to
Gov. Seward when he stood highest in Pros
idential favor; not one Of them all has
bees uniformly known ae q Seward man,
Thfse are facts Of such notorioty that the
most brazcn baGdihood dare not deny them.
And these are the men who h&ve appointed
she six or seven hundred subordinates in
the Customs, Post Office, &C. Of our City
not one in ten Of them friendly to Gov.
Seward. We challenge not merely contra
diotion but cavil.
- Of the Foreign appointments from this
CITY and State, we know no one that was
even pretended to be Seward unless it
be ihat of Col. Webb as Charge, to bal
ance which there we're at least three violent
santi.Seward men appointed by Gen. Tay.
lor--namely, Mr.. Geo. Folsom, Mr.. j. I.
Van Allen, and Mr.. Thomas NJ. Foote. And,
30 far is it from the truth that Gen. Taylor
never listened to Mr.. Fillmore with regard
10 appointments that 1t is perfectly notori'
ous that Mr.. Feote was appointed expressly
IA MT. Fillmoro's next friend, and Mr.. G.
= B. Stuart ut Mr. Fillmoro's pressing re
and on no other ground. Beside, il
% Hugh Maxwell, Philip Zebedee Ring, George
Folsom 60 DO. were not among Mr.. Fill
mores friends in our City, who ~cre his
friends before he hud SpoilS' to distribute Z
If we have given too much importance
to tie pretext for disOrgouization refated
above, we ask attention to the use which is
attempted to be made Of it. Nobody ex-
poets nor asks that any Seward man. should
henoefo1th be appointed at Washington;
the other set have the power and arc vel
come to use it. They can also tern cut
what Seward men they can fndin if they
sec lit; VIC don't think they can coax us to
grumblo. But when they come to Boiling
from Wing State Convention and getting
up another of their own because the major
ity, having heard thom patiently to the end,
choso to express the sentiments Of that ma
'oritYs constituents rather than the minor
ity's, We insist that the Joke is being car
ried too far The minority Of the party
are welcome to the Offices, bat the majority
will insist on lie right to affirm It's time-hon-
ored Principles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

VOID or ADVICE Buftno Boom 81 aay store whsrc
hey not make ITEM Ii order to Judge tor youyreh
Il here cessiLs sole le=ter aaa visible, any
perEer epio &C cutting boots lyon mona Of theEe
t5i1G, be zItu1ed lie bo19 not made there. Pie
oty Way 10 gel esy good boots is 20 to tie msnuac
iuIer ofikem We would recommend WATKINS, IA Full.
iot.s az fr'-ate bootrsfer who makes ali ,ae boots
he se' and 10 eesbrso oi bI S1c2e:S N flung difficult
fse. 81. Jts ID
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THRILLER HILL JENNY LIND, B.aNuM, BocHst AND
KsoXobecs OF general attentions the four frat named
articles" from their connection with nuiic the la tom
his connection win hats. Trpler Halle migoiticsn
couceri room Jenny LIND dVIre soGgaresa, sir1um
sscf:snt tpeeulaor Rochsa g-sa. harpis. Ard KNOX
tie .taeI OF thesre FOR hrtnet psfti ulas 1qlrs al
23 Floa.ss where ths fkscirulus Iyle hG!s
uoyy Iei1ng Ct only oar dollars each.
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py,vsy1yAN1A.-We have at length re-

PEsssYIvAN1A.-We have at length re-
turns which give probability to the report
of John Il. Walkers election to Congress
from the Erie District. The Pittsburgh
American says Curtis Opp has but $50
majority in Clarion to aid to his 300 or so
in Warren, against Walkers 1870 in Erie.
The email Counties of Potter, MoKean and
Jefferson con- plete the District. They gave
Gen. Taylor 1850 votes, Gen. Gass 1878
votes-Cass's majority 398. They can
hardy have given 500 now.
Kim Dis.rict-It may be that blum
de1irg dispatch asserting that Henry NJ.
Fuller is beaten 8 votes in Luzerne County
means the whole District. If so, we shall
regret 1t, but the luck he's been 30 against
the Wings in Pennsylvania this time that
it will not surprise US.
As now apparently sestl7d; the next
Delegation from Pennsylvania will be COM
Toscd as follows
D..;u-ts sealls'- Elect. Politics.
/. ecuth7rark, &c. Tics B. Florence, Opp.
H.. philad City. Jos r CHANDLER, W
In.Nor L;beTtst. d. HEsgY D GooRE. "
". .Kensington, Sc. John Robbins, Jr- OPP
VMontg'y ( Dela. jain McNair OPP
VI Buchs Lshgh.- Tiom2s Esss, Opp
VII. Ghea;cr ........John II. ai5r7'-oa Opp.
VIE. Lancaster -. rHADDzUs 8rEyExsi W.
TX. Berks..........J. Clancy jones' OPP.
No-tbsmpn 81 Milo N Dimm;eF, Opp
NJ Luzerpe, &c.."FULLER or H8. EFastt
y eaaqueh'a &c >. Galusha Il. Gr0s7, OPP
XIII. Lycomiog, 7liJoae' Candle oqP.
xiv schuylAill &C.. EHos Il BlDrGaAUs, ".
Ky York Adams. I'm II hurt@, 0aP,
XVI. Cumberland, &c j. Y nc L7aah2a, Opp.
XVII. Centre, &C.,. Alezo@der Pa,ker, Opp.
Xviii. Fayettc, &c.... ]oin J. Da1eson Opp.
.Bedrord, &c.,..JosErH Il KUH>s Wing
XX Betver, &c.....IoHN ALMsoy, WING
MI Allegheny. TICS, n. HOWE, Whi~.
XXlI Crawford 6o... j W. HOWE T. 6 ".
mil Erie, Warren, sc ]. II. WALKER, Wing
XIV. Armstrong, &C.. AYred Gilmore, Wing
Hembers OF the present CopgreW
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TO LADIES on HORSEBACK.

E- This being the most g!ooua of the yea Tor
exercise oE horseback, GENN would direct the attention
OF Lady Equcslrians bis magnifcen; Riding Hats Of
The Jenny Lind model trimmed in prectely tbs same style
The presented the celebrated swedish songsreas
The graceful and flowing outline OF this splendid Hat, the
rcnness OF lie material and the beauty OF It's ornamental
Embellishments have eliclted the admiration OF all who
baYo seen IT, GENIN. pa Broadway,
Opposie 81 Pauis
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aREAf CARPEr

sAl.E. or s75 9go STOCK.
gy IN srfe ,lgcs of Cgy7enng on Coias. DfazEs.s,
lc &c low Ia rore 452 Pear muIt poaihyey be aold
bere ths Isl Decembe, rext Having taken hc large snt
sgsuI atore 373 Bsoatwsy corner White 81 Will open me
cane ca he lat December mex. viz eutirs uew STOCK
Of ,!e1 and e.eg1a, csEpe.s &c Wu se teir presert
s1cE Al ffs cost AID positively more asked Rhofe IN
F5n, should a7s themselves OF the present opPortulJo
pu.tlastrg CSrpsGs Z, gees oaEEsirs
PETERSON ( HUMPHREY
lnat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

Onlo.-We were agreeably surprised by
the.election Of NELSON BARRERr (Whig) to
Congress from the With District. lie has
100 majority, We suspect the throwing
over of the late Member, Jonathan D.
Morris, firm Free Soil man, had some
thing to do with it.
The NVth District agrceably disappointed
by rejecting WILLIAM [. HUNTER, Free
Soil Wing. lie has 500 in Belmont and
$50 in Harrison to overbaIance 500 for
Jewett in Monroe. The District gave Cass
7 l24 votes to $3.50 for Taylor and LAG
for Van Buron-Cass over Joth, 1922,
The with has most unexpectedly chosen
John johnson, Ind, over Moses Hoaglsnd,
the present Member, by 13S majority,
Ills district gave CasB G,9QQ votes to 5,594
fer Taylor aud 546 for Van Buron-Ca8s
oyoT both, LOSE. Well done, with
In tic Nth, Joshua r. Gidiings had a
etumP Laco-Fooo candidate against him,
but has at least . 200 majority. The Wings
had ~ candidate.
In tho XNlst, n. S. T0Fpshend, THE Mem.
b.g elect, has about goo m@jority-n0t over
Ioot, as somctay, but over S. 7. Worcester,
Tic Wig candidate. Root had sort Of
Free Soil nomination. but has not tenth Of
Heyotes in tie District. AL the candidates
were ssrong for Free Soil, but Townshend
bolorgs to the Free Democracy He is for
+ &c Trade and Direct Taxation, thorough
Auu-Slavery, ard Land Ref9gmer, We
tli1k he behaved most rascally in voting
tbo Wing Members from Cincinnati cut Of
taeir seats in violation Of an express law,
Luz VIC wish he Democracy had ffey men
q Ike vievs elected to tie next Congress.
2A,y wou1d do tAeir psr,y much harm and
tie Country seine good.
There is no doubt that the Legislature
is essentially Mig. Correcting tho Tele.
,aFAie b,unders as gcll IS wc can, he ag-
Fresatos apreat 70 be
l'a.- sepsto..,,..ls Opposition seasta .le
HsuFe ......G5 House IS
Thlee or louc 6 the Wings were sup
6y4t,d aiso as Fee Sellers, but Me Ran
al. chosen last year and Mr. Sutliff, chosen
sycar, rs dis,ine; Ttoe Soilegs, we class
I themselves, NJ Randall, We know by
oxYe1ienee, is a Wing as well rs Free Soil
Mr. SaflA 5oas 8 Whig and never vas
y Loca-F0co, The four Members Of the
II use elsssed as distinctive Free Sellers arc
.hosc Just elected from Ashtabula, Lake,
Geauga and Trombull-all formerly the
strongest y hig Counties il the State
These may iLSiat On a distinctive Free Soiler
fer I. S. Senator BAT we trust Free Soil
Wing is 10 be chosen.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

R "THE AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGICAL jour.
NAL" "THE WATER CuRE JOURNAL" and TAG
STUDENT" FOR Oct, pub.hed by Fow!ers & Wells
are filed with popular and instructive reading,
sustaining their high reputation as pioneers OF
urefu! science. The editors Of shese widely crcu
sted iouIrals never fail to furnish matter adapted
to thc vE-.oua tasses OF the people and generally
Of a sound practical character.
7@THg MrstAeE BIRD" No. 20, ooRsiG.s
chiefly Of original articles, many Of which from
distipeuirhed musical writers and preventing
scute and intelligent ccitioi1ms on the leading
musical topics OF the day. In addition to 'a
critical articee. the Message Bid containr rich
variety Of miscellaneous reading, which gives il
high place among cur popular family journalf. M
T Brocklebenk ( Co..
TIE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW Oct.
deals giDgcry with Eevoral literary and scholsatic
topioy, cautiously avoiding al original IDEAS aad
bold expressions. It's prevailing tameness and
insipidity viii msko it fayorte with those who
wish to escape from the drudgery Of thought and
the Excitement: OF the day Sod by c. S. Fran
GIG < CO.
- "THE CHRnrrAs PABLoK MAGAZINE" Oct
contains articles Of &. B. Stanton L. w. B. Can
nirg, Prof s. X Hopsins, Rev. Dr.. Pond r. q.
stoddsrd and others, and il a rich and spirited
number. We prefer S.odd.rds poetry to his oritt-
cisas and no doubt he agrees with US in that taste
himself George PfsH
~ The SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER
Oo,s her continues the admirable story called " Ju-
9TH Benesddi, ard pre.eass an interesting mis-
celany ftr general reading both in prose and poe
Ky. (S0d By Dewitt u Davenport
Es7' TIE AMERICAN MONTHLY MUSICAL RE
VIEW, (0osi ]. B. Woodbury., Editor, has an
elaborate esssy On Jenny Linz, and variety o.
musical intelligence Huntington & Savage
t. Grsls.s enterprise is beginning to produce
its patural results Since the whole United ssatea
heard of him Is the purchaser Of tue ifss Lind
ticket. his etcrc in Broadway has been the con.
slant resort OF citizens and strangers, anxious to
buy hss OF the man who paid 1925 for c'ncer:
ticket Once In the store, the quality and moder.
ate prices OF his weres commend them 80 sl buy
era Every taste can be gratfed from his i'm
mcnse stock and Genin hat hsG now bscome the
certain index OF man OF sagte,
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NOVELTIES FRoM uRoPE.-TUrTLEiscor ssnly stdlag
to hla sock Of aud eeEsn, fancy goods by mpoHa
tons tc1n I'll parts Of he civilized world lis ha' 1n7,
epened cIso OF rich portemouno9s ladies' eud gente
mens drestrg ccset ard writing detsF differing fom auy.
hire heretofore teen Ii hi' county Also casc OF poe.
Ee umbrellas from Paris tie gresse novelty Of The age
ard juE, Ire ding ot travellers All by mag they
be sls'efnsd TITO package sufficiently anal for tho
pocket CT csrPel og they are wora doube 'aelr price
Tor novelty TO ,sy nothing OF their extreme utility aad
convenience Jenny Lind music bGxss needle thresdeI,
bsoori patent be1colaes clasps snd host OF o.1er fad
lies usy be seaa by yiS!i TurrLEs Emporium Of Eu
fopesu gaucy G3oEs So Broadway Eai,or, alwsys
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efNrLgmxH's FALL Arp Wtsraa WsAs.-Wm. T.
JRNNIses & Co. 81 Broadway opposite the Park Foun
tain VIII h!s day introduce thei s!yes OF Oyorcose
and other Fall ard Wioer Rarmepts comprsnz assof
men; IN ale and character is s0perofo tn, productions
they hn7s heretofore rr-dersd acceptable lheir
~ Z rnns nrtcnnr oil Y
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Ohio KIecsieRs

The Telegraph has not yet oonple'e0 A'1
Political education, and makes the crosses
hlppderq daily. Most Of the papers s'a'e
tbat Woods majority in Hamilton County
i f,rtufour hundred and thirty-one, which
nav be true, though ridiculous, as the
Wigs ran no local candidates, and Of
course did not get out their vote. "Ii's no
consequence,D any how, but they might
have done better.
Dr. olds, Opp is probably reGlooted in
the IXth District, but it is not certain. He
has l, 100 majority in Fairfield County, whilo
Van Trump (whig) has 50Oin Fayetto and
about COO in Madi:on, sending ODDS 900
ahead into Pickaway, which gave Con.
Taylor 155 majority. 0lds lives in Picka-
way, and SO is pretty surely elected.
In the Xth, Air Galloway NOBLE MAORI
ty in his own County (Franklin) and bis
fair majority Of 30 in Sweetser's County
Delaware have been overcome By an ex-
traordinary msjority-rcported at 728-in
Licking Co. for Sweet8or. We presume
that is correc. and conclusive. We should
Ike to know who set afoat that lying Tole-
erapbio report on the evening afser the cleo
ton that Licking had gone Wing by 300.
Having no roturns, we 60 not conGde in
The Telcgrapb's report that JOHN L. TAYLOR
(Whig) is probably elected in the Chilico-
the District, but that is the probable result.
We give 10 credi: whatever to the report
that Rufus ?, Ranney (0pp.) has been elect
cd in the XIXth District. Judge EBEN
NEwros was on both the Wing and Free
Soil tickets, and the two parties have ma
ielisv Of at least 8, 900 in the Di5trie.-pro-
badly more. OF course, Newton must he
elected.
The Telegraph says the next Assembly
will stand So Wing, SO Opposition and 4
specially Free Soil That So should be
50. The Ohio House consists of but z
Members. The Serate is unque8tionablg
Whig-Mr. Randall IA Wing Free Soiler)
making 10 of the right sort, beside another
which the Telegraph reports from Butler
County If that means anything in par
ticular, it must mean to say that Free
Soiler POSSIBLY named Butlerl has been
elected in place Of Beaver from Trumball
and Geaugo Counties.
We do not c0ncede the election to Con-
gress of Gaylord over Fink from the NILIth
Dietrict, though tits probable. Oar returns
send Gaylord into Washington Co. but 300
ahead, and that would hardly elect him.
Tho Ohio State Journal of the evening Of the
day after Election says;
"Wm E. Finck (Wbis elected in the XIIIth
Congressional Dstriot-a Wing gain"
We fear that was presumption from the favor
able vote in Perry and Morgan counties, whichgive
only 900 for Gaylord, and that the Whigaof Wash
inston county have thrown the District away.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15
LOOKINa 0LAssNe.

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15
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ssnty on hand an assortment Of snsHa and Fashionable
Dre., gccdf ALSO genera dealer IN every TsfoiYof
INDIA, CARTON AND PERSIAN GOODS.
Pg Orte,s io'tcted aud promptly attended to
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