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RomsHism in Ireiasa.

Al meeting of she Irsh Church Mission, re- gently held at Bristol the Rev. ". tIackness said. that while. ''Pepety was advancing in Eaglaad, 1t was retrogradlng n Ireland and Ter every con. vert in inc former coanify, he was sure he was under the mark in ssying thefe were tweaty in ihe latter. At the sarie meeting, the Rev. Mr. Dallas stated, that within the last two years in the city of DBaiiH aioae. 10 less than four five hundred persons had pahlicly ablared Romsnisn. and couforlned to the church, and tkai while h had been osienlatoasiY put forward that of the Is, TOO, clergy of tue church of England there wefe is9 spostales to Rernss get smongs, sbe 20Oo clergyInen of Ireland. ei were converted Roman StS.
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[ For tis Artmasas Banner. Memeato of Respect,


 TO MISS ...-. os LITTLE ROCK, On Ae Presentation. ef Csaar Tseig. l. Can forget the cedar twig Which thou to me didst give On, no never can forget.
 'TwiIi in my mem'ry live. ,. Can forget the SHOW white hand, That pluckd the tiay spray Oh, no twill be remembered still, While mem " holds her sway. 3. Can ferget the modest smile, That on thy countenance sbone Surpassing far the siIy'ry beams, or the bright radiant morn. 1. Can forget the gentle voice, That bade me take that one Like toe soft tones of sonie sweet Tyre On whisr'ring zephyrs borne. 5. Can forget the weli-stored mind, In all the virtues blestl Each charm is purely heaven born, Loves in thy placid breast. 6. Can thy kindness e'er forget Oh, no 1! that cannot be, The gift may wither and decay, ButI wIll Hive for thee" XENorHcS.
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From the hastasaa Strts Seatine, Don't YOn Remember!

Don't yau remember gislAcod, sweet kate, Oar elfiaood SO joyous and gay! Long years thai have fled win the nciIolcSs tread Oi old Tune, as he hurried away; When yoas eyes brlgit and your cheek was fAis A Hines most deesie hue And yosss heart thai was free Rs the ais, ARd mine Was merry heart teo Don't yoa remember the Iliie grey church,
 T,tai sEosd on the slope ps ute h,h; Its lttie white door and it's vine covered porch? 1 know yoa remeHabef lt stilf The rnurch i. no more ss we knew il of yore,
 Another now stands 0a the sifei But Wiliis's biaff--oa, 'us dsIZy enough
 SulI irowuIRgiy books iSota uls rigat. I know you remember young Louis old friend,
 Young l.outs so handsome and talls And HgBt h,iarted Rob, thst always kind,
 And deemed you the iainsst oi all They have botb passed asay, ike snile of the dag, And ve never a1l see tsem aEalH; For Loais IS lad -ne&fh tlse hickory shade,
 And kBtert ttes low in ttss nan. And gsandmothef's courage, neal aud ST white,
 ih.l =ie9a meath tas apsa'-sEes's shade Tas bench hy the -Fstns, laas Aas Saneloz dei1ght Where we and the srfssai eaiafsn piased! O. asse aaagsS feiRassa, Inc crab arale tree,
 N iiii it's branches aa Eingted and oaTei Bat osyrFthere'sa ciuna Nl the fala far Ine,
 Mere ,lsaliowed ta=S words cAR eectase. Do you think Of thc meadow so gfeeh, ietsad Kate,
 Ahcfe darsies aad ai4eksesrIes grew Tbs dasiy oId Toad that ivd np s0 fine wood
 ft olteR have uayersed witis zoe The Meadow .araea Q graveyard now
 The viiiAge saak low ia decay And sign s5 t5tnk that tto mast drink
 Di hae tide HOW rolling away There IS q change ia all tngs taa, see, friend Kate,
 AIia there's claege yoof old tfsend tsp; The isars roA awat Alra ng rnleiets gray,
 bai ]. trust u'ere Is 10 change TT youi And hope Et.aI yoar ssan Is light and free,
 As evsf through hie ,l hata been, Bai kBnw lhas yUa aigh as the years rolf by,
 Far S.asrt tsas village gresa.
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NoRrH CAROLINA ELECTION The newS reeegved from North Carolina indicates the Congressional as L. Clingman, Anti Compromise and State Rights whig IS reelected 3d. Alfred Doekery, Wing atb. James T. Morehead, Wkig 5th, Abraham ". venable. Anti Compromise and State Rights Democrat, reelected 9th J. R l. Daniel, Anti Compromise and State Rights Dem ocrat. elected without opposition Tth Wm. $. Ashe. Democrat, e-eieeted; sth Edward Ssanll, and 9th, David Outlaw, both wings, reelected.
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Lssf Istscr q Tksmns c, .la@es.--The follow ing letter, from Thomas c. James, one of the vie- tins of Spanish hutehery addressed to his brother in this cily, has been handed os for pebl'eatien It was our pleasure to know MF. James, and more gallant soai, or tEuer friend of liberty, did not live.
 stsNsn FAmATE EsPERASxA, Harbm of Havana, 18th Aeasf, lSss. kfs asar RratAera aaa Sisterx; This is Inc last letter you viii ever receive iron your brsthet Thomas. In one hour lnors will De lanaehed iato eateEnity,- nov prisoner, win hisy others. aboard of this ship and under sensenne oi death. An to be sh;a This IS a hand late, outt traSt in Ihe merry of God, and will meet my ta.e manfully.
 Think of me heFcattcE--not svith regret, but as one whom You loved in iife. and who loved you. | Adieu. forever, my brothers, sisters. and trends
 THOMS C. JAMES. Robert: Our poor friends, G. A. Cook and Josn O. Bryce, are with me, and send their last regards to you; also, Clement Stanford, formerly Of Natehez,
 Col. Robert ". James. New Orleans, La.
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md aoutharn Road.

We saw subscription paper going round yes- tesaay. soliciting contributions from our citizens SM tho purpose of repairing the southern sasd leading from. Little Rock to Washington It is a isndable object The road is important to our merchants and business men. and sadly needs re- pa;zing. The sparsensss of the settlements upon the road preclude the possibility Of its being pro periy worked without aid from us, and t is to the interest of every merchant and properly holder among us that we should have good roads render ing our city accessible to the people of the country in every direction.
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THOMAS TRADDLEs

IT. We fad in the Pit'sburg Morning Chronicle the following notice Of of Miller Quail, Esq, who IS about to lake charge of the ChrSt CAuich school for boys a this city. We are happy to welcome amongus one so highly recommended by those " ho have known him well,
 We understand ort iaiealed yssng frend, M.- Ter Quail. late superintendent oi Manchester schools, has accepted Ihe saperlnsendenoe Of an instilutlos of leaIaing in Little Rock, Arkansas
 Mr. Stail x yoang man Of rsse qualifications, and has enjoyed IA tkls community the respect and admiration oi q large circle Of educated rpen
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web.ssr,s Oylaios.

When Texss declared her independence, MeSiea soumplsinod tn this goseranent Of the assistance rsaiessd the Tsxaas bs voiuuteen from the Staies- Dsniei Webster was Secretary cf State and made ths following reply to the complaint of Mexico;
 aNeisher the constitution nor the law Of the had, nor principles kaown 10 the usages oi mod ssn stasss zSuthorise him tthe Presideat) to in- fssdict lasfal trade between the United States ana Tsxss. 0 to pseseal or stiempt to prevent inaividaals from leaving the United States for Tssas. os auy other foreign county"
 Cuha now occupies the same position that Texas n sAea. The ssns Daniel E Secretary of se'se. snd is is . mystery to us upoa sha. pEstsace our nssy \ seds out to iaterfsre with "indlsidusls lsssiux the Uaitsd states for "any oshsf '''s'sa eeaniz5.
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A duel has been appointed to take place to'a'' On Island No. 4D, aeoye this city, by two gen'i- rnen from Arkansas, named Brown aud fal'eY.~ Il appears that the quarrel gre1T oai Ol dub, , tween Sir Talley and MT. Miller, fnena 3' H' Brown ss stated to ux. the facts aIe thsI q n9m. of seas, belonging te Mir. Miller, bfoke 'nio '- grounds gf Mr Talley, when i4e i-sisf shoi Z. .'a of them. Mh Brown then scea$ea .At. '' having stolen the hogs. and plaeaiael !" eta' A challenge was gwen aud aeeefAsu = ep''' conssnueuce. The weapons al afsi selected se were mixes foar feet long; but we issrn thai 'sss have been changed, and ihsi the pafises are
 Kfmph,s Express, i5ta 'Hlt
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aremnhis aieaieal collsge.

We are graGiaedt to announce that this institn- ton IS agaln in operation under most promising auspces-an excellent Faculty are al the head Of the eoIege-and we sincerely wish for them ibe success they well deserve for their indefatgabie labors to maintain the school. The session will commence on the first Monday in November i; an excellent opportunity is now offered to medical students 10 finish their studies.
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.an,emeats af Treop..

The New York Commercial Advertiser Q ,a llth, says. " Companies 4 and II. of 'hs '- ', t,ilery, now s.siy5ned on Governors lsian4 Al been ordered U some pesnt at present o"kps- The oificers gre Capt. J. b. Mcco~a' bir'e' .'t c. ". Getty, BFeyes Capt. K (. DFnll' E e''' master, Lieut.. David N. Couch Lieut Is'As {. Ros,th. Sealed instructions have beer reeei, s9 .' t,an, MeCown, which are nsa t6 tc opeas9 ,he exnes,tsoa has saiied. As every mallisf' H- <, a,eat ts supposed to have scGne eonneAh9 Ia, ,he Cuban revolt, some persons coalrc'et
 ,aese troops arc 10 be sebi South"
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IPGen'l Felix Huston has issued sn address to the young men Of New Orleans, calling upon them to raise sn army of sucleat force to go 10 the res cue of ths gallant little band of Cuban patriots under Lopez, and to insure success to the patriot party in Cuba. He declaInS against any thing being done by halves and asks for the means to defsay inc expenses and outfit of large force al once. II will no doubt Dc done. The war spirit .s raised and will only Dc qucled by the exteuni- nation of Spanish dominion in Cuba.
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sralor RorlanA.

We have the pleasure of amounting to the c!ti- zeaS of Unlon couaty. that Senator Bogiand will meet bis fellow citizens of this county on Monday Inc first d6y os ouf next October CIFca. Court ln thls place and address them on the various topics of the day We hope be wIli explain to ike satis- faction of net fesc of them. the reason cf his eE- position 10 ,he fate democratic nominee. R. W. Johnson. EEaogsso Inion.
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TThs Pine Bluff Republican says: in the afternoon on the nth ult., there fell quite re- ftsshing shower of rain, in this vicinity; and on the night of the 18th, also. The latter was ac- eompanied by severe wind, which we are in- Sormed, done some little damages to the crops eight or ten miles South of this; on the Bayou Bar fhnlenew
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aY There was no mail from Napoleon on Sun- day on account of the failure of the boat to con- meet with the stages at Richlaad. We regret this exceedingly. as very many of our citizens are waiting with eager interest the arrival of further intelligence from Cuba.
 Since writing the above the mail due has ariv- ed by an sxfra. from RichIaad. on yesterday.
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Crops ia the west.

The Fort Smith Herald has the following: 'The corn crop in th,s neighborhood has been cut very sAor by the dry hot weather; ia fact. it has been ..most ruined.
 The corn crop, in Benton. Washington and Madi- son counties. we learn, is very good. The wheat 1op in these counties, is better and heavier than t hes been in any former year.
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conser.ion. from Rome.

On whitSanaay, June B. four persons sbjared mon III si. Thomas Church. Dublin. One of the converts was the Rev. A. Hopkins who present ed letteFs testimonial from his Giocese. aud from Dr. Penny. the Roman catholic Bishop of Killa- Ia
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uThe New Orleans Delta of the 2sd ult- says: At most of the Spanish houses in the Frst and ThiId Municipalities. the American flag was craped and displayed at half-mast yesterday, as an ex- preston of disgust for the recent -blooded huscheries of Concha and his satellites.
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r New Orleans on the 22d ult-. minute guns wers fired by the Washington Artillery. as token ef respect to the memory of two of their members. ?. Hersey and Chas. Smith. who were isnomnous. ly shot by order of tho Spanish authorities at Ha- yana. Their deaths will be avenged
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ar The New Orleans Crescent says; In token of the respect entertained by Mississippi Fire Com pany No. 8, for two of their late members, Ser gesnts A. n. Cotchet and J. Salmon who were murdered by the Spanish authorities of Cuba, on the 18th inst, resolution has been adopted by tae Company, to wear ernpe on the left arm for thirty days.
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Poss Onees.

zhs i6Slowing nsw Postofhess have been estab- liIhsd h this stats.
 Csimnin, Jaehson county; s. Mccall, P. M. CAwyv Grsss, Saline county; T. H. crawsOn. RM.
 Ismnbh Hilk Scott connty;J D. Williams. P II. Mxfwm, Union county, J. M. Hicks, P. N. rlsasans Riage, P. 0. Hot sprinss county. has ben dineonsinued.
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Cherokee claims.

The Cherokee Advocate says: The Old Settler Committee, adjudicating claims have closed up their business, having admitted claims to the amount of (ssSO70 sixty eight thousand and seven- tv duilsrx tg
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IF The rver is too iow to be measured excep. with an inch rale--still the May Queen, Capt. Timms, continues her trips between our city and Napoleon. She snived on Saturday last, and Ieft yesterday. Patience and perseverance, have con- qucrod even she sand bars in the Arkansas.
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Recantaiion.

During the last month, iii church n Balti- more. in the presence of Bp. Whittinghan and several of the clergy, tie Rev, Mr. Lesson, Ro- man catholic prlest, read his tecsntaton and was admitted into the eosnmunion of the Episcopal Church.
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A Mns,cal c,elehrl.Y.

A correspondent of the Boston Journal an- nounces a Tiyal to Jsuay Lind n tbs pcfsoa oi Mare Mab0Ilins, esntatTiee possessing an a.tae- tive person and winning manners. sDd whe $ con sidetrd by he 3ersnese supesor to Jenny Lind as anger, and who intends coming on professional tour to this conntTy.
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TLs,isrs from Athens aansafes that wetkmsn employed fonr mile. from the ciiy ia araiaiag tie 6sIi sf MarAihon. found sAs place of sepaissrs si shs warfare wha is there ia the ssmDraose battle go years bsfsrs the birth of Ohriss.
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Rualnas. at FaYt smith.

The Herald says several Hats have been loaded at this place. during the last few days, with goods fos Fort Gibson. Cherokee and Greek Nations They are pushed up with poles, like keel boats. nusiness s becoming brisk.
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55- 4 new cotton factory has just been started al wssayile, Msss ssppi. Ii has an engine of a horsepower, with aIoao spiniss, 80 looms. sad corresponding machinsry
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Bed Bugs.

The following is an old woman's recipe fOr the destruction Of bed bugs:
 ..Take ripe cucumber. press the juice out of it. then with feather apply II to the bed stead in ths bed bug range and they will die instsntly.''
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The Presldency.

The Hanover, Pa. Spectator, has raised the flag of Daniel Webster for the Presidency. nOtwithsian- ding the nomination of Gea. Scott by the Wing state Convention.
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Ir The Washington Republic learns that ThOs. T. Walter has been appointed Architect of the Patent office Building. m the place of Robert Mills
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IT The Nashville Banner calculates the ma iority of Gen. Campbell, the whig candidate fo Governor in Tennessee at about 1900 votes.
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For Cuha.

We learn from the Memphis Appeal that CapsG Keaton of that city Jeff about two weeks since with a company of thirty volunteers for Cuba.
 Capt. Keaton was engaged in the Cardenas affair.
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Change.

The Pine Bluff Republican has changed hands. Wilford D. Wyatt, Esq, has taken charge of the Editoxial department. It will still advocate demo- cratic principles.
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INDIANA EIEcroNs,-From the Madison papen we learn that. as far as heard from the next Leg islature stands as follows: Senate, 10 Democrats and 22 Wings.
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pnyate aAsices fsoGa cslifosnsE staie u1 ,... usospects of the Gold product ase eyea p,se. than hesessfofe. and warrant tke eonbdsh. "A that increased supplies ss regular seq, intervals viii come foEwafd.--A r. 1rse%"'
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r,hrIat a,hnrnh anhaol.

We are requested to state that the tsrms of Christ Church scheel for boys will be SIP 50 per quarter or sso per year.
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ming ss MArrE" Gt tho Louisville Journal. an offering uf s~swect. rich drrps from the hoy fountain of her heaE e--,o inc fea,lest. pasess. iovliesi Of her sex
 To nay Georgie. My coasgn, I ssa .-sainx ea taee row, Aaa xefs naaFk wSsh saa af iss xaa pride Ihx ehaaslaz isaausx of tag gintseas Iaee. With rasGase ssYuasna ia u,y hnNfs es ioxe xnxa apaa asg tenAg and ioyeas chrsA NAeFe Fasvs pare rsyeai tiaAW rcHesk dfes And s0ea tissis swesssst psssslms -shy sol sse. Thy seft, nsesk eye pf aIad and tender Ane. TrssntHiez ks neela is farS Saa fsfney lasa Aud Esowins ws'a sl.e sSS-il dreams Ihss ~s~n RvHertea ftoaa :ts caiss iaysaesIaas acplas Like Eeaas ocean raTss-tsY sasty hrsw u'sS uaiea ts oiae saias ssTay hke taaa6ii AlaFz iesely PsAie-.ias temples Rsle tF1sese EhyseEowa weaila os wavIas treSses eoats ia beaaTsal iaxaEsaRee--tsy hPs tlf riehssf cossl Wslerr tiyoasaaa smiles Appear md Hcc n f,niie chase, Hse hsrds Ar0aaa sleeping t3ke At ssafhias tde~- gaze an fhese, sweet eaassn, and ta all ser ssaFia of deep purity. 4 kvpx, hFeasiiRs, siewssg sad es deep And aniv paTtgy lTanl ~iss.A siaFA Vice Asd sta wsssl eassey aia1 ay, rsaGAed asd Sueisod As by Fel,s0a's powrT
 Mg cossin Gear, Taos Srs very dreaSa of lavliHess, And seAnty ia tty Pariw. ThNe nft A csistare wsoae hgh soni is ,fssided Ref tE tih i4s tesi,pkatsss af B world sA Tay sasgaa spant ttrfe sata scpt aHasmu,ea 1hs aagei caarn wHirn essF Sod ha aesven Ssl atv ssgass ef npeUans'ag truth love tAee. ana feyeFstce tag aisb Aud holy sl.ersIa ct pssposs tssauenesss And oIiinrss snd yisiae is ail Thy leeia@s, md tlsg stsslp sny mortal le With a immortal beauty
 Cousin dear, As here Gx my searfa eyes tIee And hear lhy toaes ei pure and geate love, Ny spart seems 10 see at aHgcls i"Fli And hear the cadeace of as, aagel's voice. fhoa arf yauHx, pure, and sweet-le beckons thee ro bFs cit destisiy. Thy cyiag friends Arc eyeI. ever round thee, making earth Al thai Ihy and ssnus heart could cTavs In its wiia faiTy vistoDs There arc those Forever saund tiy Ei1win: path, who iilns A brightness tii, being. and % whoai Thy own sweet lie h i.s tiie radiant beam And sne feiYrshing dew drop to tlc parrhed And desert eafth. Ay t.lOu art hiesg with aH That makes {is beautiful, win n9t ohe cloud To diia ,i,y heaven. Thus nay t ever he, tBt af if,saa, with uIee. Nay na dark sorrows cer Come OCT thy tranquil ise like those taat itowa So dAfk o sr my sad fate. uh would pray The Power who sends a night ei grief And stlsin oi bisier Sis3 to Eiee Inc bright skS Vsfere ssilder cloud ctr breaks The holy blae, to give thee bright path Where foul sstpeHts cod ta sssiit aud fsaf The aagsss' shining footsteps, asa no tnoras Miagie with iOve's pure garstIds.
 Cousin sweet, May peace and joy and hope as uhAe earth, May thsse eeE Bs tiny blessed iniHisters. Thy g,iaFdiaH-spnfss eere, snd ulay tsey crown ray Beansirg brow in Code ewa Paradise WiIh tiietf bright wreath ot iamoffaiiiy. MATTE Quo RIVER, June a2
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Dr s.r. Tsomss Ritchie is nominated in the s.auataa yiadies,or as Democratic candidate fes next Governor of virgiais-
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Tssxsssxz LnasIArusx. will be whig majority of ten on oint ballot in the next egHla- tsre of Tennessee.
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rwe srs indebted to c. R. MArsos, Esq. fog Mew oflesns papss containing important inaslli- ssnes faum Gala.
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ET Rfiend LaxparRa, who has just returned ffDm purchasing new stock of goods. in the east. has car thanks far late New York paper.
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kr \ gesiless rssspn gaFsly socompllshes munh. rs1v ven nd tsar : ssssf assi. bat tAsy selessn seplses ed mend
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Congressional Election.

Tennessee Congressional Election. The Memphis Appeal of the 22d ult., makes the following estimate Of the Members. el Coa. gress elect in that State:
 Denocyats elected Wings sleffe9 Andrew Johnson, Vim. Cuilom Geo. ". Jones, M P Gentry, John II. Savage, C. II. Nai.ams. Isham q. Harris, - Ws.kpis. Wm. Il. Polk,
 F. P. Stanton.
 The Knox district is still in doubt
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The following is Arssher ,Eiesse from the eAas- ming "M4rrE " of the Louisville Journal. an offering uf "swect. rich drrps from the hoy fountain of her heaE inc eea,lest. pasess. lovliess Of Acr scx:
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Edssrs ef tae Dslta. .--Piease contradict the re- nort thai mother had received letter from any broshsr Victor. ROBERT KsRa
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Last kst<r from Viess- kev.--The following let te. has been hanle us for publication oycar friend MT Robert Kerr, bFothei Of the brave and lanented Victor Kerr The reader vii notice the contra dition which Mir. Kerr to of the lies set aaoat by the emissar,cs Of Cuban despotisr. in thls city
 Ms Dear Broshsr Ra5trf.--Adiea. l am to be shot in aa houfs ;beFe k no remedy ior Il, This urilt be handed 10 yoa by my fssend MF. CCssa. who has be. n kind enough to takecharge Of IL Aeier, Robert. 1 die as q msn. and as an American should die Kiss fog me your dear wife, fiy good mother. sisters and bEoihrsss sss.seve nc evsE your brother. scroE hEaa-
 18th August, 1851, ct o'clock.