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McDoSALp's PRosPEcrs.-So far as this sec
ton of the State is concerned, we think MELON
aid will receive larger majority than was given
to Gov Towns. The prospect is bright, and
constantly improving. The object of the false
cry that Mcdonald is disunionist, and that the
Democratic and Southern Rights parties are dis
unioniat, is getting to be we'll understood by
the people, and they are determined not to be
defauded of their votes and their rights by this
transparent humbug- Southensr.
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DISSOLVE THE UNIos Our attention has
been called to a very curious piece of history re-
lating TO the threat of the dis olution of the
Union. 1t is an old cry, not without profit to
those who have used it, 1t YVES first heard in
the Congress of l774. The studen of history
who examines the non-importation and the non
expectation agreement of that Congress- will
be struck by singular exception in the non-ex-
portation article. The agreement itself was de-
signed TO secure redress ofAmercan grievances
from the government of Great Britain, by sus-
pension of commercial intercourse. The non
expectation article bound the colonies and the
people not TO export any American commodity
to Great Britain, Ireland, or the West Indies,
with this remarkable qualification, Except rice,
to Europe" How came this exception there
The staple Of South Carolina was rice, and the
delegates Of South Carolina in that first Con-
< less, when the struggle with Great Britai1 was
impending, and union was all important to its
successful issue, threatened 10 Dihdro,o from
the Congress, and break up the Association, I'M
less South Carolina could be permitted 10 export
rice and indigo.-This proceeding occasioned
suspension of business of the Congress for two
or three lays. Finally it was determined to
complete the association without conceding the
South Carolina demand, and thereupon her dele
gates, except one, withdrew. They were invited
TO return, and compromise was proposed, to
allow the expectation of rice, but not of indigo.
| have consulted Pitkins Statistics, and find
that the export of rice, in ITO, was about 1907
900 barrels, valued 81 $50 900. | find no men
ton of indigo. The compromise was agreed
to- and the words "except rice 10 Europe" nd
ded 10 the non-exportation article. This was
the frat uttersnce Of the disunion cry, and this
1vas tia first result-P PHILADELPHIA SatilTd1r
Evening Post, July l2th.
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SPOKEN LIKE TRuE WomAN,--atth me woman
RIGHTS Convention at Akron, Pa, some singular
things were said and some quite sensible ones
young lady spoke as follows - -,
: "For her part, she loved man, individually ana
coll.c,;v civ. better than woman, and so, she was
sure did every one Of her sex, If they like her
would utter their true sentiments. She was more
ANXIOUS for man q elevation and Improvement than
for womnn'a. and 90 was every true woman"
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EH- We have just received note from a
correspondent, informing us that CLKGMAN's
majority in North Carolina is 3,3O3.
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MONTGOMERY, ALA, Aug. l3.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Aug IS.
Henry w. Collier is reelected governor of the
State without regular opposition. In many of
the counties he was supported by the almost un.
anmous votes Of both the Unionsts and South
ern Rights men.
Two Union Wings, three Uuion Democrats,
and two Southern Rights Democrats are elected
to Congress.
BALTIMORE, Aug. IL.
The village of Fulton, New York. was de-
stroyed by fire on Monday. About 100000
worth Of property have been destroyed, includ-
ing the Fulton house, and the entire block Of
buildings adjoining it. Fifty families have been
made houseless. The insurance is very trA;nc.
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GERM ANY.

1t is believed that the government will aban-
don its plan of embracing in the Germanic con-
federation the entire States of Austria, notwith-
standing the energetic protest it has addressed
to the cabinets of France and England.
A few days since, when the answer of the Diet
to the English and French protest was commu
nicated to Lord Cowley and to M. de Tallnay,
these dpomatists said that the matter must not
be considered as settled, and that in short time
the Diet would receive more detailed protest.
proving that the question is not an internal one,
but one that concerns the whole of Europe.
Lord Cowley especially expressed himself very
,trongly on the subject. The Prussian govern
ment, at the desire Of Austria, has postponed
the execution of its project Of withdrawing
Posen and her provinces, in order to see what
course England and France will take, in conse-
quence of the reply made to their protests.
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HUNGARY.

A Pesth correspondent of the Austrian Lloyd
makes mention of report that Bonis and Jozi-
povich are condemned to death, and that the re-
naming members of the Hungarian convention
are to be imprisoned for periods varying between
two and ten years. 1t is added that several po-
litcal arrests have taken place in Pesth; among
those mentioned is Madame Dembenski, the
younger, a native of Temeswar, md person
named Rosenthal, in whose possession docu-
ments connected with Mazzini were found
Rosenthal is said to have hanged himself in the
military prison.
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first assistance, a sum Of 00Of, and the minis
tor of the interior ls00OE"
The Courier de Ia Gironde states that the
captair 8 Of several vessels who had taken out a
number of females on speculation to San Fran
cisco, had been under the necessity Of selling
them by auction, ia order to defray the expenses
of their passage The pIanest among them
we're knocked down at "a 3s; the others &C.
cordino to their youth and beauty, fetched bet
ter prices; but the highest sum obtained was
Ell 5s.
The Assemble National says --"A strange
scene attracted, on Thursday a vast crowd OF
promenaders to the Rond Paint in the Champs
Elysees. Ia a dashing equipage two elegantly
attired females assaulted each other in language
anything but polite, and then set TO work with
their fists and nails on each others faces In
short time both toettes and features were con-
siderably damaged. At last one of them, lind
ing herself vanquished uttered loud cries OF dis
tress, and some gentlemen went to her assistance.
The victorious lady, to whose arm champagne
had lent strength, was expelled from the car
rage, and the defeated lady (Lola Montes) or
dered the coachman to drive her to her hotel.
She is we'll known to the public by her adven-
lures in some courts of Germany. When the
public learned who she was, they expressed sur
science of boxing"
AUSTRIA.
The negotiations with the Porte relative to
Kossuth and the other refugees, are beginning
to assume a very serious tone, for the Porte
continues to persist in the speedy dismissal of
the Hungarian agitators, and has fixed the first
of September, as the term for their dismissal,
which determination is generally supposed to be
the result of British and French interest. The
more decided the tone adopted BY the Porte, the
more firm is the attitude of the Vienna cabinet,
which has gone so far as to threaten the Porte
with the recall of Count Richberg, who was on
the point of starting for Constantnope--nay,
the Vienna cabinet is prepared to 60 yet further,
it the Porte should adopt Interior measures,
and will advance into Bosnia and the Herzogo-
wilma, from the Dalmatian and Croatan frontier,
and will appear there, as the protector of the
Christian population. The friends Of the agita-
tors place their hopes on the prediction of the
American consul, who has, throughout, appeared
to stand upon neutral ground, and who has pro-
posed, in the name of the republic, that Kossuth
shall 90 to America, on condition of his promis
ing never again to set foot on the soil of Aus
tria--nay, never again to approach the shores of
Europe. Tn -ir only apprehension is, that Kos
suth, hin self will not consent to this plan,
which has been once repudiated by him.
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
IAtsuxx Aun II
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$3.50 ClcIks Once, April u, lol
IN pursuance section Of the act Of Congress s M
August 1872 enliued, "An esalxng and making sposos
tons o such objects have been usually included ~
sro,ide Tor nedena u The departments One
o. government other purposes"-which said 7 scuoS
~ follows lM III ~.s.
.s.c A. s.a As IL further ssastsI, That s,Auensr,
and III stationery printing OF name and ~
Of government and iot the ss
and Offices in those departments ~ as"son, Including al
uone blanks wrapping paper and tne and mail bags uusts
collectors ofnces throughout The Unsd
shall furnished aud perlomed BY contract
bidder The Secretary Of The Senate the CLERK s
ou. OF Of each .s
POSI- Once establishment and
ecIo establishments c Postmaster
ha purpose shall advertise week for lou
weeks Of the principal papers published IN the place.
where be furnished or such printing done
proposals furnishing such articles OF us whole ps
class doing such printing tho
sscifed thereof be done ~ such place, speei
such soun quantity, and description
done ans all such
until the day specified such ior opening
same shall be opened BY ~ under me direction
officer making the presence OF least
offering 10 furnish any class Of such
c,es specified portion or Job Of raid work.
security fr the performance hereoI under forfeit
IRE moi OF failure, shall
doing the same and Ia case The lowest ldde
sa fail TO enter and snch security
sha be given 70 the nsIl bidder who shah u
and give security And Of failure supy
perform the work by the person entering into such
contract he sha be liable for the oeure spse
IN such qudaed danse BE- sued for In the
United States In any court having Junsdicuon hsreo
proposals will be received II this Office until 10 O'Clock
Monday hs sixth day OF May nel la which time all h
proposals will be opened Tor furnishing me acs Of snoon
dunAg Congresscach article 70 be approved
the Clerk, VIE @ # M#a 4
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pusuasee oflsw, MlLAkD FILLMORE, prs.iden, Of ,ne
be A land ses
A. s .n oss :. s SsGd hssna. % wit
The fourth day Of Angus. The disposal public
situated within the aforementioned townships, 10 wit,
North 81 ths base kns fosrtA pncip
Township twenty seven, Of range
rows.p. and twenty ss Of ss;s two
"r Snyn .ssen, ana twenty eight. o. range three
Tcxn.hip. .weaiy nine and thirty, Of range i've
townships twenty twenty nine and thirty Of range ala
twenty e nine, and thirty. Of range seven.
twenty nine, and thirty, Of range eight
twenty nse .wsn,ysis wen'yseven t"enyeish
townships twenty wsnysesen, and twenty eight Of
Townships twenty twenty SEVEN ofrange
townships twenty-five, twenty sir twenty sesen' twenesh5
A. e same place. commencing Monday the eisheenh day
the aforementioned townships parts townships,
NORTH % The base IN" and -sst Of the fourth paepa meridian
."s Of
fractional township twenty hree and townships
twenty seyen twenty sight range
Fractional township twenty three, and townships enyour
twenty hve twenysx, twenty and twenty eight OF
twsnsih, twenty and twenty eight Of range
Fractional township twenty four and townships twenty
twenty twenty seven thirty tron and lhwo Of range
Fractional townships twenyour and twenty five, townships
ri " me- .n a ss and e
Coir, and townships thirty and thirty of eighteen
seven, fractional township township twenty
and fractional townships thirty hree thirty thirty five, and
thirty Of the main channel OF the 81 Coi1
nineteen
Fractional townships twenty twenty seyeD twenty eight
thirty SIX all Of the channel of the 81 Crox
twenty
The fourth day OF Angus. next for the disposal Of the public lands
within the following named fractional township and tracts
North the base line and nest Of the fourth principal meridian
Fractional township the Mississippi
fourteen.
North fths base line aud eat the fourth principal nedan
Sections four eighteen inclusive the main land in township
twelve, on the Wisconsin river OF range eight
Al the land office GREEN BAY, commencing Monday
eighteenth Of disposal the public lands
within the aforementioned township and unct TO wit
Fractional township twelve the right bank Of the Wisconsin
river, range eight.
quarter thirty dying Fox
river grant,) in township twenty of range sixteen
aud other overlooked
made unfit thereby for cultivation which shall be
ccted by State authorities before the days appointed for The
can enable State States
swamp aods' within their limits approved September %,
1885, be excluded the sale And locations for land boun
rendered per the
provided by the entitled San making
preparations for the civil and diplomatic OF government
&c, approved ID March, 1851
The offering OF will be
days appointed, will proceed the order which
with all despatch, until the whole
shall be kept open longer weeks private entry
the lands will be admitted until after the expiration OF The
weeks.
April, Domni thousand eight hundred and my
MILLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President:
COMMISSIONER Of the General Office.
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NAy AGEsT's OFFICE,
Washington ID. CD May g. lsSi
SEALED PROPOs this Office Mon
day. day Of June 1851 for the supply OF
quantities beef vegetables be required
Washington station during the fiscal commencing tue LIST
day OF July next, and ending the 3)th June, lt52
vegetables he good quality and the best
affords and article must be offered for by the
pound.
Bond approved security will be required In half the
addition Will
withheld be mads collateral
for the due performance OF the contract which viii ON
be paid until IL is fully complied with
be accompanied las directed IN the act OF
making for the service for 1886 and
le4 10Th August s46) by written signed by
responsible the effect thai he they under
take bidder or bidders will his their bid be accepted
into obligation, within five days. with good and sufficient
furnish the articles proposed.
proposal will be by such
an,y. +.
J. II. LATHRoP, Navy Agent
Nav
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.'snider's Wine Store, street. pha,
and AZ :. he se n"Sd
gu, sale: made sy him cbnret sb tore
faction Of offering Of the liquors imported
by him He would refer 70 come invoices as follows
Dun Gordon Co.'S sheres, delicate pale very
low price. odd and very choice Msnxana
gallons. selected for consumer so%. sn Smoou.d
q bottles pr, up in Europe which he challenges equal any
Anon,ado .henss are peculiarly .d.ps.d
70 the. strengthen without stimulating and hsv.
Po ins principally specially selected for his sale. TO con.u.
ms' hom the stock Of "burmsssr' eporo and imported
Tne:s vine. fuiy delicate. been highly .p
all Ports and red wines Palmed on
" Of various .oss and pices bottles and draush, BY
%: ss.on OF wholesale BY the c.sk Among them
delicate white Port and Malmsey Port
too careful in their choice Of Port.
Madeira wines Of various sorts dry and ch south side old Eos,
n by casks.
sparkling wine. Of tn. .uh.crb.r IL i. vol known ,.
the Meet champssa. splendid sparkling oee i'm
ported by him. superior other
as low Of MARKET which are
He has champagne brands and qualities Al
generally Subscriber holds himself u b juSrs and *
Sossn he s. s. ~. s rs ~ p' BY The single
OF Bnsandy wines aes stock can assure
tbs. ;. &c. pcsssn: 70 them fon vaa good bottle
ssa,s.ns ..d B.r.sc Away. on hand in bottles.
Me.r: Denh.fd Jordan Of Cob.ns extensive. and nanss
Vintage. y. d. 'S s.: CROWN s s'
Ccsn.c and other brands. b. h.. now An.
ssoch, sns.eias oh 0rd Dapuy Co.
sns some :. ll' eighth and IL
hhds and assaohs," s4A In hhds, consignment viii
sss =: r.: !. .: ss.. ~ =
ne abovs sold ey re consumers IN anyquanuy Desired
An sooos delivered wAn one days. .sc Of Ph..Apasa .
paid ovssm viii h. psompty executed nail ssle
Xddre.. JACOB sNrpER,jr,
-. . Cheap Wine Store, 70 Walnut street, fhisdsiphiA.
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NOTICE To restduary legat<es Of Nelson Reed, de-
ceased-Wheess, by decree Of Baltimore
equity, dated the
and passed IN cause therein pending between James Dudley
Baker and William George BAKER,
Nelson Reed, the auditor Baltimore
butoa OF the funds hand. reqsred
and directed to ascertain and 10 said court the nom
ton and proof that may be produced who children
Mary Barton Rebecca Myers Elizabeth
a wife, Nancy Reed Joseph Burnson
brother OF wife, James Reed Reed (who
brotcn Of Elizabeth Mari Rebccca
Be~iey twbo oftesaor living Nancy
Reed tbe esator widow, who Died the
living the death cf Nancy Reed what
relationship OF living NJ children
death Of said
whether rauder Reed Robert a. Reed
eststor and Anna Torsyson
which them dead At the time Of the death OF Nancy
such decednt living death Of
before said Nancy Reed c Nancy
Reed aud what the and such
issue 80 living st the death said Nancy
tam and report who the children ~ Dnsh Dudley
death o. said Nancy having died before
issue living her DEATH
Of such issue and also ented and
living Nancy Reeds death have
sonal Of such deceden
the time limited In this notice The p~
fund. " -
New, said decree eped under the
Nelson Reed dsceased ana
produce ~ their title before court on b,fo,.
the nrN day Of sspemssr lss and shs default Of appear
and proof the parties failing viii be excluded
participation in said funds and that the distributed
The parties 80 appearing and proving their htle
WIN. BAKER,
WIN. GEO. BAKER,
Ap s-iawl0w Trustees, Baltimore
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IN pusane. of The entitled An authohus
land. State. Of nino. and kansa and Territories Of Wis
% ias sp r FMokE 81 ns
State. Of Americas do hereby declare and make Known that public
Of Illinois and Wisconsin, the periods hereinafter designated to
Al the land Office at MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN, common
cling Monday the td day Of November next. for e disposal Of
public OF pam Of May 1917 ordered by the Pos
dents proclamation OF the 2oth November 1896
North Of fourth principal aeridian
The east half Of south quarter nine
guarter quarter
q rss % . % norge and the
Aso The .saas est quarter ,ss southwest quarter
southeast section twelve and the southeast
q..ner I'VE the ha northeast quarter
Ss.ises twenty oar township Ave, Of rsnss two
Tbs sass half and northwest quarter Of he northwest quarter q
The sou, half OF the southwest Of thirty the
.erhves, quarter thirty and baf
quarter and the quarter o. me souhe. quarter oy
township three half Of the quarter OF
=. quarter Of the nanse quarter 10 township four
quarter Of the northwest quarter Of hiry one in township i've Of
.oss quartet e south half and northwest quarter d the south
.sss o~s s .oa Sa Of % ~ ' me a h,
% ~ ss qoa and de cas-. half
10. s.. o. . q oTnia Of ,nmss
s.. =. faa.y q soss%. ..' @ nc disposal The o-
~ eaa leases - 81 s
the public Of 5h April 1877 ordered by the P..dens
procsasno~ Of the sh o. September, lss, wiz
the fourth principal meridian
The northwest quarter Of section
.. nohwes aS.5sf Of The "o,-s qs.., 2. md
twenty nine, Of range
quarter quarter heen
qaaes twenty
ownshp seven and ts half Of twenty-five in
ship twenty nine Of rnnre two. s.
fhs quarter quarter Of twenty
our, In town,hp twenty nine, NJ range three
southwest ~ tho southeast and the northwest
quarter Of the Of thirty the south half Of
hal of
IN township twenty nine, OF range T.
KeviA Of base ins AVID Of fourth principal erS~
The Of section an.sn and III. south
twenty nine OF range
s fractional half Of seventeen township twenty
In accordance provisions act Of lin July 1885,
bevetnbs<sve rsfssrsd
fAs ssc~sss"s~sd is~ds until after they
public SALE and become subject private entry
br land bounes heretofore granted
services rendered the United States be
s ssoss ~sriioss Iand provided by The entitled "A
eovsrnmsnt Ac, approved ID March, VIII be
offered and sold In such subdivisions the mine
got sold me public price, entered
pvste sale within icers month"; thereafter,
sshiset 10 sale other lands. fs'ts ~ F 81 T-g TT
The ssses win each he weeks
e sooner disposed OF and no longer private
- y The uscs 20 csrsd viii he aNsr szpn
aon ~ she two weeks. E.I7-i 80 --..---. 80
sher act have csused The Commissioner
w ssnsra Land Once publish proclamation
Of the shove lands prepared ofeai docu
sissn nnd.r ny hand IN. city w..hnsson this sws.
~ " np" snHo Donn one thousand eight hundred and
'9. sss s@4:s,,..,. -"' '''1N0'1'
Comrnisstonsr Of the General Land Once.
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IN the petition Of Chas II. Tuconb, OF Lowe, Massachuse
administrator ke OF Edgar NJ Tcomb, deceased formerly
Andovs Massachusetts praying Tor the extension NJ granted
said Edgar NJ Titcomb for machine
ming wooen rowing for from the OF
patent which lakes place the 10Th day Of July 1851
IL n ordered that the said
Monday the alst day Of July ~ O'Clock, per
notified appear and show
said petition ought not 10 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required file
once their objections, specifically forth wring
twenty days before the day Of hearing All testimony nedb
be used vt the said hearing
accordance with the rule. OF the ONCE which viii be
on application.
Ordered also, that this he published
gsnccr and Union, Washington D. c. Daily Mas-a
Tribune, New York
dcnce H. week for previous
the 3Dtb day Of May instant
THos. EwBANK,
Commissioner OF Patents.
r. T. Editors Of the above papers win please copy
bills the Patent Once with Of the paper
each insertion OF this notice.
May 7-law3w
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a Tie dAc OF the sale o.
The nes therefore possess me Of belly
Tor without inuripg the increased
expenses new mines and most 1 ihe arc
very productive They are all more OF Les. cons
In and other cheap
OF To 81 Louis, and In The midst
country yielding abundanuy oil inc sgeu'uA poaeS " "'
In which they are located. ,,u,.,,.,,,, =,
Commissioner Of the General Land once
Aixy2 -lAwlJw
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OvyIok CosnissiosEK PuBLIc BrILpISos,
Washington, May 7, 1851
PROPOSALS win be recsived once 3ocock m,
Thursday Goth grading paving round
sone Of suitable quality and that Of 18th street which lies
between the south bed of good gravel
inches Deep will oured under The and the laid
in fine gravel
Separate proposals will received
be both sides 18th of North
blue inches inches Deep Top
edg. OF which be dressed usual.
The be the direction ola be
ployed completed by the
September Any surpu. material escavaed win be deposited
the public aal within reasonable distance.
Persons offering will cubic
superficial yard for paving which include the graveng
upon
laid, ard foot inea measure, the properly
WIN. EASILY,
May 9-2aw3w Commissioner Of Public Buildings