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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-22

At o'clock this morning the boiler the locomotive
Me ta1nora, the Phadelphia and Reading railroad,
exploded killing the fireman and wounding raj others
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-22

The Jury the Of Jas Horn against Edward Wick
eIly Tor the seduction Il his daughter rendered verdict
today OF IS, 600 for the plaintiff.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-22

Advces have been received here from Honduras the
2lsL All in a state Of quietude.
Important and pressing business it is said will prevent
the return of Mr. Webster Washington for several days
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-22
Later from Mt1ico

New ORLEANS, October 20 BY arrival here, we have
advees from northern Mexico the 10th. Gen CaIavaal
reported be within ten miles Of Ma,amoros He was
expecting make al attack the 18th instant. HIS army
had largely increased The otesses and various doences
Maamoros had bsen greatly strengthened Much excite
ment prevailed.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-22

- Tho new, fnsi, and superior steamer GEORGE
w ~, 2" tps". q. s: :e.
Tuesday and Friday leaving Washington Al
O'Clock Alexandria ~ O'Clock, m. Pho viii
Con. Saturday morning o(
each week. landing the following going and return
ing .shnqton, Gymont Quanco Budd's Perry, Boydr
Hole Napramie's store, Popss Greek, Bluff Point Blsckis
Mooe Landing pncy Point sasdy Posn and Conc
river.
l9--eodlw JOB COheON, Captain
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-22

TWELVE 1housand Acres Texas Land for Sale
Spectator enterprsing-Th" properly
OF Bsxov, Bernard and
Guadaloupe rye in the most popuous, wealthy ana deaoe
an inc
yantases OF market navigation, SELL and cmaeequa to any
county, lying contiguous The Gun o. msn
OF Galveston about three 10 New
and convenient to many OF the interior
shall November next, at which time any per-
wishing make investments IN such properly WIZ nave an op
n,nny visiting with myself both the
and The OF sale be mad. accommodating
and protected Any wishing Join
planting cotton OF these tracts FOR nve OF ten
years with oapasay so000and who will take charge and
manage he be accommodated
A.y request relative the above, addressed TO
Aliens Fresh, Charles county, Maryland, will meet win
attention. - A. sbhhpo'''
oct I-dlmif'
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-22

In the supreme court today application was made for
writ of hubsas corpus in the OF Pratt which was
granted bail fixed 900 for his appearance In
March
Amira Bsazley, girl of only IL years of was ar
ragued this morning Indictment charging her with
murder of her infant brother by poison. She cvnced
no emotion. Her step-motber Is the principal witness
against her II supposed that she killed the child to rid
her elf Of the trouble OF taking of IT,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-22
For Mount vernon and Fort Washington.

For Mount Vernon and Fort =" Ashn&'""'-""
Trips.
THE GEORGE wAaHINGTON-Thn superior
G-nIlAenew steamer will Washington at 10 and Aer-
at o. Monday, October 20
day Fort Washington giving passengers
time 10 view the Fare round "Trip, 81 Alexandria, 70 cents
Children half price - -, . a, a, ~, -. -
coaches amply Gilbert ysnderwerkn, Georgetown,
oc, no n JOB CoRsoN, Captain.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-22

Dexter Ware welknown citizen Of Nsedham, was in
sany killed Yesterday the Boston and Worcester rail-
road The deceased had filed public offices OF dis
unction,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-22

FOR Norfolk.
OSCEOLA will resume her trips to the
above place Saturday the 9TH October-Ieavng
31R Washington every Saturday and Wednesday, At .
o,eock n IN Re,uninaeave Norfolk Monday and Thurs
day. O'Clock touching, going and returning At Conc
iver, and the usua landings the Potomac.
Passage and fare S. -...u. !
Sept 3o-u JAMES miIohh''h, 'spsn'
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ALBANY OCT II.
The entire bids for the canal loan amount 8coOOOO al
premiums ranging from 81 to $40. Jno Thompson was
awarded Sl00,0O0 at 81 premium, and 8S5,O0 al s5o
l. ]. Taylor awarded IS 900 al 10 premium.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-22

BUFFALO,
The schooners e. G. Merrick and Illinois, loaded with
lumber and slaves, both ashoreone the Canadian
and the other the American side of Lake Erie The
schooner Cambria with Of COAL sunk ut Ash
tabua. The schooner w. Penn capsized on Lake
Ontario and The supposed to be lost The schooner
Christiana, loaded with TIMBER was capsized on Lake
Ontario, and the of nine persons drowned The gale
is said TO have been very severe.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-20

of the Montreal and Vermont Junction." at
said line in IIghgate, whenever the same shall
be constructed and ready for use, then this act
shall be imperative and void and the company
take no benefit from the passage Of this act. Mr.
Rovco moved to amend, if the Swanton and High
gate company shall build their road agrecably to
the provisions of this act, then the Vermont and
Canada company shall not be required TO con
s,ruct their road from Swanton TO the Province
line in Highgate. Mr. Whitiemore favored the
bill Mr. Bigelow opposed the amendment
Pending the discussion the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
Prayer by Rev. ]. D. Rust.
Resolutions. BY Mr. Barrett, that no member
sneak more than five minutes upon any one ques-
ton. unless by unanimous consent; discussed
by Mcssrs Barlow, Wright Of Cas,leton, and Ad
ans, in opposition, and by Mr. Barrett in favor.
Mr. Adams moved to lie: discussed by Messrs
Crawford, Reed, Martin OF Underhill, and pre-
vailed.
Engrossed Bills Toncorporate the Brandon
Savings Bank passed TO incorporate the Mer-
camille Bank at St. Adams Mr. Barlow moved
to lie, until after the final disposal of the Gen
eral Banking Law discussed by Messrs Adams,
Barlow, Packer, Sabin, Rowel Bridges, and
lost and the bill passed. In alteration Of the
militia law repeating all laws that provide for
compensation to the uniformed militia, and alter
ing the salaries Of certain. officers; passed. To
incorporate the Addison County Bank, at Yer
GENES. Mr. GTandey called for statement Of
facts which was given, and the bin discussed
by Messrs Barrett, Porter Of Ferrisburgh, Rose
Barlow, Evcrts, Fletcher Of Orwell, Allen and
Bowdish, and passed, yeas %, nays 40.
The bill to incorporate the Waits River Bank
at Bradford was then taken up, it having been
mad special order A statement Of facts was
elected by Mcssrs Barrett, Davis and Barlow
and after a short discussion the bill was refused
third reading, yeas 20 nays rs.
The bill to incorporate the Mortified Banl
was taken up, it having been made special or
der. further statement of facts was calle'
out by Mr. Reed and the bill discussed by NJ
Gregory N favor, and by Mr. Reed in opposition
and passed--ycas no, nays "a.
The bill to authorize the business Of banking
was passed by the Senate and sent to the Hous'
for concurrence, and referred to q select commit
Ice Adj
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-20
FOREIGN ITEMS.

Last year il will be remembered, the Pope in
an impulse of gratitude to Mr. Cass, the Aner-
can Charge dAffaires, granted special permis-
SION 10 the Americans in Rome to celebrate div
inc worship in the National Capel but, in order
to deprive all other Protestant congregations OF
ground of complaint, the Papal Cabinet has
decided to withdraw the privilege.
Rumors are in circulation Of a newly dlscov-
cred conspiracy among the nobility at II. Peter
hurgh, and of the arrest Of several considerable
persons standing very nenr the throne. The DIS
covery. it is said, was made by officers Of the
body guard of the Emperor whjm the conspira-
tors endeavored to bring over to their party, but
who revealed the whole matter to the Emperor.
Further details are not known. The St Peters
burgh Journals make no alluslon whatever 10 the
affair. But it is not to be expected that IN Rus
STA such events should be publicly announced ull
three or four month after their occurrence.
It is said that the Russian government intend
to alter the law with regard to the estates OF
those proprletors who cannot pay up the interest
Of their debt 20 the crown. The government
whose object it has been gradually to change the
scris of the mobiles into crown peasants, mas beer
in the habit of advancing money TO the propue
tors at the rate of from 2O0 TO AGO roublcs fol
each serf on the estate, for which Of course the
soil was also engaged. The interest is fixed al
seven per cent. anu lle regular payment Ni ui'
amount paid off the debt IN twenty six years.-
But the payments IN many cases are irregular
and whenever they are interrupted for term oil
10 years the estates are sold by auction to th'
highest bidder The proprietor, however by
putting forward fictitious purchaser IN the per
son of a friend or relative, generally coutriyes t
keep possession of the land, especially as The
other mobiles, for the honor of the "order" vii
seldom compete for the purchase. and men OF thu
citizen class are not qualified 10 hold land at all
To prevent this evasion, and facilitate the con
version Of seris into crown peasants an ukase j
to be published, according to which, if the IN
terest remains unpaid the government will hav
the estates valued, and by paying the propreto
the difference between The value and the cncum
hrance on It, take possession Of the soil and de
clare the seris peasants of the crown
a new star-spanglcd banner has appeared j
the Thames. Il was "a blue flag 10 deNte
canton was the ensign OF England occupym
the corner Of the flag next the st II; ON the iici
Of the flag were five stars, for the tive Austral
an olonles-New South Wales, Victoria Sout
Australia, Van Diemau's Land md Ncstcr
Australia
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-20

~ An advertisement appears IN all the
leading London papers. signed c. Bushek
aud Edward Riddle in which ii i, anuoun-
ced that arrangements have been made Tor
an exhibition of all nations at New York
the exhibition To open on the 18th of April,
and all goods to arrive by the II Of March
1t is stated that arrangements have been
made for the erection of building on an
extensive scale, Ia central situation, and
which when completed, viii be made a
bonded warehouse for the period of The cx-
hibiton-four mouths The advertisement
continues
"Ihe goods Will be conveyed from Lon
don ~ first class vessels, aud an charges
freight, insurance, &c, advanced, So that
no outlay Of money on the part of the exhlb-
ilofs viii be required.
The goods viii be exhibited with the
prices attached aud When disposed OF, re-
miuances will be promptly forwarded -
Should any goods remain unsold, al the
close OF the exhibition, they will be returned
10 The exhibitors free of all expense Works
OF art including paintings, viii be admitted.
The leading exhibitors uf continental na-
tons have already cordially co-operaled in
tins undertaking, aud the undersigned feel
assured that II is only necessary to make
The project known To the artists and manu-
iaclurers of Great Britain, IN order TO OBJ
tain for it their hearty support"
Mr.. Bnshek was The Austrian Commits
sioner to the London exhibition, aud Mr.,
Riddle the American Commissioner The
two represent a company. aud they are 10
have the whole management Of the affair.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-20
Photographic Dispatches.

Mar York, "Wednesday evening Nov. u
The HwgarioR cJits were formally In-
rodoced 60 the hiavor This afternoon, at
the City Hail, hy Assistant Surgeon llam,I-
ton, Of the steamer Mississippi Col Ecr-
eukl addressed the Mayor, ia speech OF
considerable length, aud expressed great
regrot that hossuth Was not present. To- ic-
iule, with his eloqucut tongue, the base
ISLANDERS that have been circulated To their
prejudice, 10y jhcir bluer enemies Ia Eu-
rope. The Mayor made au appropriate
reply, and concluded by rendering to Col
Beren>ki and his fellow exile, the hospitals
ties of the CITY. They viii rcmain the
guests Of The city, at the Irving House, an
I'll the arrival of Kossulh
Syracuse Riot Case Judge Conkln
delivered his charge To the grand lury, al
Buffalo to-day, aud, IN allusion 10 the Slri-
cuse slave rioters, expressed himself IN a
moderate but firm and impartial manner
He exhorted them to bear IN mind, IN their
deliberations, that a Judicial tribunal is not
invested with legislative authority to enact
or repeal laws, but SIMPLY to understand,
impaltially, and rig,dly apply the existing
laws. The Jury Will immediately proceed
10 investigate the cases of the several Sy-
racnse nuter,.
Mississippi Ehciion Uu,ifcial returns
from 55 counties ia Mississippi, give Foote,
(Unlon) for Governor, 1000 majority, with
4 counties YET TO be hcard from. An the
Union State ticket is elected, except for
Chaucery Clerk
s.,...,, t..,,,. - ..,,,..,. f'.,......,
CHANGES The Washington correspondent
of the n Y Herald tclegraAis thai there
IS nothing definite respecting Cuban affairs
The subject, IS tar as circumstances may
require, viii bc laid hrlp,c Congress in tlt
Presidents next message. Jte ,lmc cnr
respondent, as also 'he correspondent OBJ
/ the H. \ Coulter, assert, thai Mr. Webster
viii soon leave the Cabinet, aud shat Nh
CrHlendcn viii take ms place the post a.
tie lauer lo he filled hy Hon. Ruff, Choltc
/ The correspondent OF the journal says the
Spanish Minister is instructed to withdraw
and to withdraw all the Spanish Consuls
unless his demands ior public satisfaction
are complied with.
/ Dcafh trom Passion 4 LAWYER namec
Byrd iell dead at Richmond, Va, to-day
IA h'of passion.
Coasai OsR. Capt Parker has beer
sent on spccih mission To Havana, to "a,
sesllgme tie charges against Consul Oxen
Cottoa Faciory Burned Philadelphia
+ Nov. l2dl-NMoi extensive cotton ilc
Tory, IN Hamilton street, was DESTROYED b'
fire this evening. \ large number OF op
eTatIt es were at work IN the unpcr Store,
when the fire broke out below, and 1t is re
ported that several lives were lost. Los
$40 900, partly covered by insurance,
.Second Depatch Several lives arc
known 10 have been lost at tie FIRE TIA
evening mostly females Six bodies arr
SAID to have beeu already found, charre,
aud uurecognzable. Onc man jumpe,
from the fourth story window aud was klll
ed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-20
PECK & LEWIS.

IIANE just returned from Boston and receiving large
additions TO their ormct stock Of Goods which arc
selling for Cash ncos lower than Our Goods
SIS. in part 10000 tbs SUGARS OF all GRADES 900 his
Jones' Extra TOBACCO 1909 lbs Java, other KIND. Of
COFFEE, % Chests Of those uico Y. H. TEAS FLOUR,
NAILS, GLASS, PAINTS, OILS, BUTTER, CHEESE,
LAID. EGGS, Flsii. SALT, Sc.&c.
A Ccnsrul Assortment Of Domestic GOODS together
with 100 Boxes Of Custom mode BOOTS md SHOES,
witch we ATE selling ur Cash prices never hiore ofarcd
Nonipeiici Those wishing 10 got Good batgans VIII do
we'll to cat on fECh & LEWIS.
sptldtnss Ilnrk Nain ST ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-20

LucreIia Mou says that a young man who
cannot persuade lot of foolish women To
bay what they never " ant, or their husbands
ever pay for, should never expect to become
at all celebrated as dry goods clerk. Lu-
creiIa Is an observing young woman.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-20

Hoe They pronounce IL. The Boston Post
says the Magyars pronounce the name at
kossuth as If It were written k0~-Eic, put
ing the accent ON the last syllable
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-20

.tliii|h ONLY ss' .I Gil
FOR A HOMESTEAD.
so Farms worth over $4,000, ana
6,OOO LOTS, TO be distributed n.
mOng 500 subscribers.
TO supply the demand iofthe lots aud atu, have M
aud ;be ltn already sold al lienanvc to be- Of ihe .
.zo, lni disposed Of and divided among The purchaser. m
the same manner as those recently sold there wnh 0fns
/ instcud ct al
iho,e been induced DIDO ,h, from ,le g,os, uomb. a.
person. wishing TO- purchase ih'so Lo and Farms ne
Improvement. iu that pact of Tho isand cun.aui, m
aing, and large numhes of refona have hccome
respect cqaa te the other ard she thee ere DOW
ing taken they Nll 40 be sol la few weeks About co
Each subscriber cntied Lots 25 by 40 feet o,
together FARM ol fom TO 90 acres The shae,bts
nod at s25-payuhe, 50 when subscribed ior s. on up
before the day ct dtnbuluni aud The balance n mouh
The a,. ore situate 10 tho Iaro Of LAKELAND oot.
Long iani Ranad, County of -uhus, and &, mills fan
the Guy Of New Nnis where h'ndsome buiiiugs
depot ff tho termination Of the carly and late fa'n hevoa
ihlt place nnd hfook1n ~ T. one OF ha be Unrest places
in tho Unucd sites, AVID within one mile Of Euutokan.
Late beaufut sheet Of waefi about Three miles t
With no abundance ct G.l The siire g. but4 miles Dc
nni from -reat South ray which b. miles sud al
miles long, nhundsully suppi,,d 0ih o,sofa d.a l al
hc.e oi. will nt,duc. as much ntr acre. with tho.,s
cqlusaton, as any ind 'hH nis "ies of ey Of 49,.
ssyeri gentlemen of tbe 6r, r.-pee'ob.ly who hs,,
ltrt v-.D atellod 900 examined the crops nov gr,u.
dcn seseiale egai 20 any url have seen a psr
Of rofnsng sod ha 900 tr highest peiiectou, ol taat lie
faaifru'fufist Gao af-h 90 desire.
Waet of zoe ql llty vh ch grows here luHutiaa
sou from tbi. place, Who receives tor The .-
iascsnd station located th' bict. of iha Long t..
bod Railroad e"ee co.'s con .escfa tao' di' go Brook
rvrl uuI he surrounding county ~ pttcuA healthy.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-20

Difficult and Successful SwgUy,-Dr
Bradbury, Of Oldlown, has recently ampu-
tated the thigh at the hip JOINT, disarticuia-
ting the joint. THIS Is most formidable,
terrific, perlIous and rare operation IN sur
gerry, aud one that has been hu, few times
successfully done IA this country. Ca lhe
fifteenth day from HE oppera'son, there had
been no untoward symptoms, but every in
d'calion ofspeedy recoyery.-BGHgOr Her
CtiFU.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-20
GREAT CURE FOR DYPEPSIA!
, MOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER
DR.. ]. s. Ioughton's
TIE TRUE
DIGESTIVE FLUID
GASTRIC .TTTTcEi

GASTRIC JUICE
Picpsraa from BENNEr. OF tho muiih srC MACH OF
TUE OK after drceiioas Of bARON LiEBlG, The sIcat
Physiological Chemist, by J. S uou6liTuN, N. D. Phi
rbi.l.a iras weni fil ron.dy Gt INDIGESTION. nys
rEPSIA, JAUNnlcE, LIVER COMPLAINT, CON
SliPArloN, aui IDENTITY, Curing utter NHwcs
ruthod. hy Nature owr Aarni, the Gastric Juice.
~ Hail caspoooui of PrrHN infused go winter, will DE-
gs, dissolve, Fire Pounds y Roast Brg in about fro
Alurs, oui Of The stomach.
PEPsiN isthe chief element. or Grca, D.ecstns rdui
ple Gastric Juice mo Soiueai Of me Food the PRrt
fPin-, re eTrae and SuHtlatHg Agent Of ho stomach
ADD laosiir, Il extracted from ho Digestive Stomach
of The OK. thus forming an ARTIFICIAL DIGESTIVE
FLUID precisely ke fhr naiuui Gastric Juice n s Chem
ieal povet., sad furnishings COMPLETE md PERFECT
ppu. nuderls Of INDIGESTION and nYsrEPsiA are re-.
moved, JOS, they voaidne by healthy siem,eh L. Is
ENACfArloN, NERVOUS DECLINE, aod DYsPErIic
CONSUMPTION, supposed TO Doe ou the verge of hr grave
highest degree CURIOUS ud REhARkAbLE
scientific Evidence!
RAEON ilEBls 900 bis celebrated wofb OH AnimulChou-
isty. Says AN truaeai Digestive Fia,d ooa"sou, 10
a Gs.ir 5n,-e may be 'e"a.} tlesa l,o" lno mucous
cts food, eegs, Ni ha ecned changed and
dresei a-tn As saas m4aHer h'g roah ed" The hama"
nr rfeEIRA. ia a. acoa. treatise on Food and Diet,
published .s Fowcrs Wcls, Hrw Aok, page &c. siutcs
same goat acf and dr,csn tho method of preparation
There nic fee hiehcruutbotlics tHan nr. Itre0u.
a., COME nj l,s ,aiuhe writings "a tic " rhysology
OF Diaestoa uhrf,cs niauiiou oi tie due quuu-
t,3.e "A p,.ttp1nn aud he states ma a di.iucoi.hci
with fi- raa plint, fHiac tng ese 20 ta Bad re-
o,.e m t, ,.ne In,cc o1i iinod tom he stonscns OF
.us afln. IS. uhirh proved completely successful.
o. GRAHAM .fuihuto t fhe famous wsikson " Norci1.
io ret'. 4t.: 4. O. is 70 rca.r. bin fioi 90 PNsuiags
10 ihc aui ih prnoiis g., a--uisrg 'ni'u' uucies ct
novi-c tit,font nnn t.e 1aturH digestive pro.tss
nrslMoN 1to,t ~o.k no" Chemistry of Mun, th'e
narchHrI. IhtalHphil ISIS. pp. 3t 30 say; " iho
discover, o rarilN auu 0cu era 30 ihe eh.mieai hs'-
- oi n-cstln. From fcernt tNpermruis, $50 hHow that
coits di..o.yel astiaiit p 900 ,mGcd % .o.,e had,
o. fHH mod O.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-20

inc corner OF me nag next ,le 81 il on ,he "eiu
oi te nag were I'VE stars lot inc 1--WE AUSTRIAN
an olohieS-NeW South " mes, ic'o',t. Hou'u
Australia van Diemahs Lana ma eS'cIh
AusuaHa'
,..
NJ" oS2' No"ust evening" 10Y 'O.'''
hoSS'"" az" 'H' - ~ - ue,I '1,,9S'Se'Pf,''
is s'a'' o. on we 0u'hot''y o. ~ "i''N"e,l anu
e!'s5issfpi' "mch arrived 'lis morning ifon 'ie
.'c' 'i'"'''.' .n't u'e Iel ,cN h, qua
in" y '"ee" y P'' i.u"e ana N' s'u" j. "'ll"W
any i'"hr N"i. q '-ite ID ue..i'olh3 NOS
soth ea .Netedngy humoie ana nhao''' ana en-
'fi'ti"ins ,.l1 ue.ltst lel"llss %. -.',''u'e ''
has been excited among ihcse officers by l,l'er
Hnh I3s uVeh i0Wy P'oils"'n D" '',' ~ OTIS
n'lF laes PuIPoIung 20 u' l'om 'H. pen o. 'n
a"'oHe OF 'h' - - NoNeIn'"e"I ana "''" U'eJ
i Is understood That Mayor h'nlsiana fc :, ,'
y" ',',ti 'iO, III '' ',,, WIKI H.
steamer winch sailed az, tbe nj, inns,
Expenditures and Resources. The following
are tine expenditures Of several branches OF me
''o,r s.IViCe uu,Il,s ''lJ 'Ial'er 'nune l' 'o."
'a',' .''- ~ g.
man SF,r@ $50 va 90 ..3ooesz7 o.
Pensions lte}3tS ~ fs5ql 03 m
War 3I6s.2ls ~ s.sI2732 o.
Navy 221030S - 9,797@i or
during the past monlh thele were report d in
e 'q Auu''opS 81 'ice w cases IA 'llg
NE, II, 0on ~ "iu
neors ,,1t oc5 oct,ylty ,-",eil ,, o,ps
durlnc the month
Onlo.-Ihe Ohio Statesman of the 9Th has
iuli returns oil inc vote la'eIy cast III the state
ley sun w up, ,or ,o,o,
Sau,ei ! ., y il'.3 Tr. o'. a.o o
Ecub.n Wool Onn ncnnben. ti5GG,
Wood over Vinton' g,iOG9: do overall. 9I5,
LEGISLATURE
Senale-Whig ; Free Son ] ; OPP. 2G
llouse-W hig% Free Sod Opp 90
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rb. Mn,5od,s, uror',tr .o,, ,,,. tlc,,iol H.
Jnj Nelson. IN he 4. $. District Count. IN
Ncu York city, yesterday momur The dee
uiled 10 ticir shsr.. of me produro or lbs book
concern. and decree will be- ordered according
ly. Whether the division VIII De pro ruth, or by
apporuonm Mt of capital IS lei, unul thc settle
Il'"' OF 'he Decree
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'1l .'''' ~ "' ''''''' '' ANY, -.-'''