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CHANGE O.: MEN.


a,cn, month c tie Frc@a3 mc!1btrs of the N :Ssa'
cb.ss rsisI,ur, held i,ccng IND niIcl iheir IG TO
nc .:,aa, +, the ',.,n:yn! pe$!i:v" F.so''sieh:
Resolved Ib, liz, Fr.csaii party hari.! n"iihti'i .."S'
Sumner ne :acir candidate lu the oilie Oh lhc .:,'
Senator ard that nomination having tcIn ''the' Wy ~.
Dcnurlaiic rarv. :hc frtcs"ii par! vi. -" , %
nj any otfE: cIi'll:'.'~ ~ @-'i "'''>S ~ ~
staucrs 7c!a:srtT.'
Ine utter desperation Of success IN esccn@ Summer d.
snw, IN hi, rni.r waning Ballots has shaken their VAIN
tod ti,.,nc.s The Ncwhuryport Uncn i!eeso paper
new saya
..h. re, spp for The substitution OF some other Candidate
,r Mr. Summer gaama 10 be conclusive 1t goes on
s, lrcc week, cl1psr before another trial Il
II he hij there will ample time in which 10 elect an az
.arrtr.a. if such thing &c possible -
tsn. Aim The assaiant Of Mr.. Webster and the no'o
uus iouimocd aboiii!oniss has oeen auuec 10 d. "e
hs,;,n,. "a be Offered The Boston Advertiser however
,rs !, j. o,;v well understood that she man Is 10 Kim
on who has followed up his ridiculous and dscredltabe
n,nn a,y service in the last Congress BY his abolition
s,a,cb and resolutions at Lynn When first heard Of
hi infamous demonstration the part OF fanoni, we
s,ec,ed that however he may have been chafed ty his
r;I,, c,d reception from his brother Senator'S his cold
boud.I seshncss really At the bottom OF MS move
, md rhe altering bnuble Of the U. S. Senatorshp
~ rho ,d,ccmeu ~ Ills betrayal OF his former principles,
i u,e ecrcancy to tbs obligations Of the Constitution and
h hipdin force of the Union. We glad TO hear from
IN. Advertiser that if Rantou Do nominated, Is pretty
Ir that "Mr Scattering" will have tie majority three
cok hence All such rreteudcrs should be crushed and
,ys would heartily rejoice any Simon-pure aeoll-
,ts, elected 10 the T. s. Senate, rather than any SUCH
min, con1ir ,rcacieruus lf.cned democrat "as Ran
tout.
p S. We are clad to see that Ranoul has backed out
/ g., y, The CONGRESSIONAL canvass.
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TA1.I.IrI. All
LINES TO MARY-A BEAUTIFUL GEORGIA LAsi'
BY soloN RoD:NsON.


LINES TO MARY-A BEAUTIFUL GEORGIA LADY
ROBINSON.
Tellulah sweet name of rock bounding streaM'
The scene Of the lovers devotion, -
As rolling adown from the o'ertopping NILS
II cuts its way through to the ocean.
raInl,h sweet name OF q wild Indian maid,
Who died In her true love devotion,
And left her sweet TO the wild mountain S''ea'
Where love breathd in lfe's last devotion.
Tanlah thy name shall endure like the hills,
While love on earth finds devotion,
And loved is tho name of 1ullunhs wild stream,
That pours DER the rocks lwards the ocean
Tallulah sweet name of a friend dear 10 me-
Aud worthy Of loves best devotion,
Ye, dear still 70 me thy remembrance shail oe,
While. rolls on the stream 10 the ocean.
Tallu,ah and Mary, two names all so sweet
They're worthy OF loves bee! dere',on'
And loved long shall be Talluah and thee'
While beauty give me emotion.
.Mrs Talulah Taylor of Hazewood, Va, formerly Taula
lien of South Carolina.
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RI.SrKGUARD PROCEEDING.

In spite OF the active eXcrons Of the civil authorities in
Baltimore Washington aud Alexandra, the dsEaceul prize
fight between George Zimmerman and John Dnsnoe took
place On londa morning the soil vi Virginia. in ubou!
quarter Of mile west OF Balls x Roads in Alexandria
county Tho fight the stakes Of which were S3O0hsde last
ed for eight minutes and Zimmerman decllrrd victor.
About 300 persona mostly armed said to have been in
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FREDERICK CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

We learn from, the Mar,lnsburg Republican that Henry Be-
dinper I.1 nominated the candidate tor congress- 10
succeed Judge Parker by the Democratic Convention htd
At Winchester OF Thursday last The Convention was tenn
pora1y organized by Mr. Kiser Of Page being called 10 tho
hpir and Mr. Smith Jefferson appointed Secretary At
terward. Dr. Thomas s. Page was chosen the President
Of the body a" large numher OF the delegates from warren
Frederick and Berkeley tsays the hepnolca advocated
pos.ponem=nt Of the Convention until September next and
r rho retention OF the rwuthrds rule both which failed.
Mr. Bednpers rends had the majority Qeavng out Hamp
sh,. end Morgan which had decsa,es We understand
Mr. Sloan received majority Of the Berkeley and Mr.
Rvrd rha, Of Frederick aud A part OF Clarke
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esssssrsss=4sess7sx7sesen
lender 10 pay dGlite at tie custom horso," from
alouc TIC starving immigrants to Caiif,rnis o.
|, ti1rir ,l.iiiy h-...Ih - ~

lender 10 pay dGltte at the Gl.horsc" lromws
alone TIC staFtiD! immigrants to iif,rnis ,.,
their daily bread. -'''' Il
Q: ns=a i:@a" m1t4g!, !, my j.. 'ii:,':,n -,
r"i..' "i.'4. VI, -t,.'t s. :'. 's. ..5E.a CO.
rrn! 49, ~" ~ C,...!. II. =. lie ~ a.. q. 49,. 49,. u.
nj i was H'iE'raan arh ler,Itg: N ..,,i ,,,,,
.uret ~ IL" MN, N P!!t='p.. rs son 10 ar 1
If the co!nn3H:," "":c it!i."-a. tv H.. .r,:,.,
IA ihc FIST :!:" steamer "h.ii srravC +, ) - Er
n: 23 LAY If i'"'r.rr ISIS; It :.,.
.:nc.''",A -! ~ T.. Dab t.:i -: u :s". vi tic
i p-'rq:c gan :a a-.:: ny jsc a;6::S. r,f ~
,ft sr.: can ;'r rHc..ir.t 600, ul.fi, ::y
uia Ill >aA '.ct ~ ~ ~ ~ h,fs: T.c:. i ne.
In t.s:!i.s, ;f'' me To- hgs a:iH::rai ree zen,
!o.hS.'- Gee 'iir 'rsl.".'c? q: i. o. La:&u 3 !
!'r!r' l.sQS.l
Relieve M, then, when 'el you. as the tf,.i,.
,ourt tells vuu am no; guilty pt ary 0:l nee ,r, "
uuuns, regulation aGa!rs: tic interest u. line r Fl
,rnasc servant ain. dc not niak- IN 'iu2rgrs-f
a,ahori:sd' use II! the small nn.29ogra,ed U.!:n,
military contribution inn!, ;"iic. r.f igr,.
ubspl4.e pU,rcr, hen tempD"1rly pat ii IN c.fc
the relief ut II sui:crin: community; ana when ,rt
/. Wa, relieved restored You your own, cen: 49,
uionr, GOOD - expended ] have npr Gclr,,,--
have not attempted 10 criraUG yOu; | l!ag.
nan.ht from Yoa, .4usht have SIT oo"n IN u..r-
any man; aad yet stand sentence! 10 i've =, ~ -"
pension aad fine ol So, $50 Wen u,y j, h. :.
which OF nv good nets am thus sn;irnccc E "
may the r.cor:s OF the court De searched yr
sort the contradictory hdIns5 dnc Senctce, i.
have greatly exceeded the limits contemplated -
commenced ,h!s hasr appeal; bu II I'D al. L..
nave said n.iu.. li:c record oi t!!e cV.,t ,le
tory OF the Transaction ran ilr0"-l ihn1.slLa a..
rfact.r,UI., legal ie.!c" -. the cog,f..
aud Sr,t,ncr WI! De laid before you. Ia tie ul4.r
O"ly ASK SUSPENSION %. opinion until the su1rt,.e,
ililv presented 10 TIC President, VIA, .ti- 5e.-g.
u3f get u.3tl Tic pressure Oi u.v1 business IL. tim
"lc": tie proceedings
TAOS. Az. c. JONES, L. S. NJ.
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C0XTECTi:.!-T ELE-Tiovs

Nry :t,r:>. l7Ei: !! !. ii! no .c:iI. election, 4
i 1l.t t;..r :-t.z Ana '..io,.s o. Coo
gees ar ,.s L.s.lr' ~n.ea Is 10 a.yuse The ccc-
tio, OF II {. S. Senator, u" to-day The csaddaes
generally Of wing aGd democratic parties sustain the
compromise oil the last Coagess. The lree.sors
have iDicpenItu Mt nominations.
Mr. r,rtaoli The Union democratic ccuiia:. n nc New
& .vea district cc:s3 Coas ~ na5,iti i! 500,
tve- i3a1cGc. ne f.er--o CANDIDATE
From 1T, "mnp,n .; the received r liz -
tG;o iterr ty3': tia, tie STAT. :s ueai C:tl.-: ~
~ ,..u,J
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y,s..cn;Sri rs rIrcrI1T

Gosr,S Apr! = Il ?. M.-rne ll-ct:,a !Jr i1ur ;:Ti-
rs Of foc tase Districts here,p:5-" :':-
ii 20 ,act. i.a today. 2iu...s The o!Tt. H.
lPst; j reai-r u c.I;a I;- no cnJc2
Sufficient ll!ac o IL: result a:a not been !c"'-
20 from n. plhs. Gst:ic,a
The nsx eon.ss! in taos Districts that Fl. ,o-ts.. wal
DC undSr the n"v law. ~ wlct pi;y @: v!:'s IA.
elect when ell til: districts will DC filed
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fully, &c, vou7 ooci:n; ec::aa'
.TuJS. ap &. lUNi ;.
"un!;-. S:..'sa Naval F,:te., Pacific lceIn
FrRsra J6srPH 'Vtt-o>, L. 5. $nip |. 'n= 'oH'

TIL: ord s":a iaga -, ..ie ::'ot. 49, vat: or
what ro .ss. 1n.i ,a.;s a7 what = :'n':Y Gone
nader ,r.. ,c:s-r =, cyiica:. h- g.o!3:"i - the
r5n t. a.cy.: ~; declare. s-a::l,, Of coin : California
4, .I.s o,ir :- .ai ~, :'F s. y months al
;.@i r~ i rel, i: ~. fpi)"Ing 'eh.-t t.& posi-
~! 20 ,'nv iarh jJrct W''9n, ;,nrs*r Of the
l..x.-g,on .: ~ L.r.ia .Itiy. H-a3. NJ ht@t Soal
aa;i4s J,aas.7z mi S.rb75 a. sno%n ~ ;c recorded
rcs.a-s IL: ~ the c-, ali Other witnesses a'ann-
I'd on Lat pa!1 rs,.hsrd b;oad ci: not only .s Scea:
secretly o 1ri II q! CALIFORNIA;, but that Ec.L "fn6aFr=-
icn 10 co'r:erce ai trade il every branch-Tay cct-a:
distress vas experienced from the insuicency Of cg
TIE oah n,-:.Ib.i r1npr, Of naval cous martial oy!sw
iv he opinion OF any pariI:r.t member ron
e.! hi be iaet.-t OF ie ro on a "aor i:es
before e)g!mar!8 H. tha ,Ne court may not have been
UNANIMOUS Such supposed have been the case ic my TRIAL
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Col Boccck when his to this city about ten days
ago. f1m short visit home received severe injury, which
has detained him from his seat in the Convention 1t
s believed however ne w be sufficiently recovered 20 be
In ttendauce before the vote On The baes question
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OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD-'rhe CITY
council of ST. Louis have BY unanimous vote subscrbe 10
,hs Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Company ha,n;lon
of lrlisrS
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'TOBACCO.-atou. l00 hhds goo5 20 FINE Virgin: a, ]
KrntacEy Leaf have been nkea Spain; the MI,
have not.,ralspireG but said have been very ui
...,. Blr;prs L0.doa Circular, J7rci Il
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THE BRIDGE AT RGLSE'S PCINT.-The bill for
bridging Las C:an2liin touses poin; was, Friday,
read thi ln aud PASSED The New York Senate by
rs n 10 N
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SESTENCED.-At Portsmouth, Va, Thomas ~. West,
charged With the murder of john Williams October last.
Friday sentenced The Penitentiary for five years
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pEArH uE s MEMRER o. CONGRESS.

7 Vt W
iASsoa EALIow,y, late member Of the ir'y':lrsi
Ccasess o;n The State New ToTS. died al MoGnt Plea.
san II Primes Georges county Maryland whittier he had
gone on wilt his wus relations prior his return
home, on Sunday last tho 9Th Instant II o'clock night
Of typhoid fever aud Inflammation Of the bowels, after
illness Of about two weeks.
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:. y. tsisI Gte,

.Arulr. ~ -. Re! Cry. -Gi: on We cY.unz u ..
,,I,l =, an. r., rrrce ~ hrr 50 G"re:It CcUT:H Et
".ILGT"r o. B,Ir50f,, .iat .iaHt, - Ma MARY
MA RUST, CT Lvut7u" 'an-s: w.
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WIN. SMITH C'BnlEN, Esq, a. me Games: cntTea,,
Of :nrulctoue b,6y o his coury,ren in Van p;ru,al
Land has c2astp.r :ca: the ticket Of leave offered hin
II tke BRUSH, period Of g!I months
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Rlcuaosp, APaiL !, ISL.

Gentlemen have the honor In acknowledge the receipt
of your kind invitation oeln OF yourselves and oh~r
ctzcus Virginia distinction ol party 10 iaEtaHn
OF public dinner Testimonial ut your elimination vi NV
course in thu United States IN deien"c ut TINS
guarantees the Constitution and u the Union. Hnc th
iuvitauu many OF I've most Distinguished c1e:!S %
The Old Dominion aud clothed in language Hd 3nI cen.
anenrny he, inspired win NE most grateful en"o'.
hau not battered myself TINT lccc!c c'rls liz eA III
the onion ana the Constitution, had arrested II: cAtn
vi arg Considerable p,r;lua " tir pe"c c*od tnr i1s
If nv State nave long b.an deeply Impressed with
conviction that the preservation %; our Federal Union
ard vi this rights OF tho rcnri" m States all depend upn
strict !ll observance q. :I Constitution, win ali
lis guarantees and oIes II Is not sufficient that Inc
letter I'll !hG institution should 81 iainhinr, lis grn:is
and rnr. Is Chcri,t:a. aud Sustained III the sririi
Of pure patriotism an atrrnGl affection Oar rp"ocan
Institutions only 80 long they COMMAND hG rc
spec; and affection 81 the people. They cannot l." 'ain''n
by iorceG, tnes survive amid stctlon '!'c a'
hostile legislation. rhc several States must nc upon inc
golden r:e hch Gb:ils udOn2 all good H95noors
nndinl business ai leaving the others ~ regulate
their iYnrstc aiars in their way.
.rgrst thai engagements SUCH as 10 dsfc ne VI
pleasure .!g po!uc invitation f WISH i"
rclaves II :i.ig.orns STATE has deainec me longer
na4 anticipated, and H necessary 10 leave here
Tomorrow, iumy residence il illinois have Inc hon9 ~
he very r.sar.tfuIy your friend s. 4. DOUGLAS.
To McS5r. L. A. Chapman J. II GIimer, J. l. Anderson,
Geo. W. Hopkins Samuel Chiffon JOS Johnson and Others
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OHREopD.EDENCE


How STEPHEN A. EoudLAs
Dear Srrna uc rsantt with nuHcr"us others -: met;
fellow Richmond and Virginia. unG"r"'h3din?
ha 70, are N HiGnuni and Will froeal" f:''"i' ierG a
lew DAYS and oc!Eg Gs.rus cz=!Is II Virginia, 'lioGi
lion uf srlv. Of showing our hiGl appreciation 0i
your S.nlUr =" IN" !t' S'dtcs IN ccictlcc oi
he -is7is uF i.c cJu."rn State to" CceG 1n and II:
Jnan tu Iei'e: public di1le!-O DC S"tt.
II such tine y I,3v s:ir Your cuu"sn'.:1cr
IN ,!lr5 acknowledging ~: high nIcTit ana c1''ii"!
insucncc >! yonr publ. course, ON 50 t!cag Hs''.h
we ber lave tender Ia ynu OF ua'isr"i acn-hIn -
the moral irn.ness and NATIONAL patriotism ~ "cI"' ~ TIC
recent excitement y.u have a6sci"u G"i na'afniLsf M
institutional guarantees wisely provided - la !'afcs
Of our Fedc-al Constitution. Your has ne'i;tt In:
high con-ndc ton of al pare i"v"s a: the Lai0a, and M
IMPRESSED with the conviction thai, oa these eXcIIg
questions party Influences preetrv' me ln:'tT .!
tho Union but s preservation rest So!'" tie w!
councils patriotic fyrcarancc, unl Ea.ioia siF!! VI the
people VI the United States TO cultivate this spirit, and
impress these sennen'E you have accomplished ruc tai
should cndca your 10 every !!.ht-hlhkay clzcn VI
IN. l,n,d States Your lrliow.c!,i2ens.
AUG A. CHAPMAN, }. RI. GlLMER,
GEO W HOPKINS, JNO. T. ANDERSON,
Fl. l.. HOPKINS, SAMUEL Chiffon.
WM CRUMP THOS. J. RANDOLPH,
E.W. McCONAS, JAS. H. FERGUSON,
WM F. KIrCHlE, JOS. JOHNSON,
SAM McCAMANT, G.. D. CAMDEN.
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BACHELORS AND SECRET ARIES MI. Webster In recent
letter Nobody eau well be Of Se "nU mas mol
OF the and he mus: have 70
s.. pramas eoS WITCH
ing Secretary Safe and nma,e' a,
M mere Ins U Sss ,ys s
10 DC secreary of State It equally :es'saL h- he u nave
SO says Claiborne of the New Orleans Courier who 10
unfortunate Benedict hims. We differ w:;i HIM, (says
the Mobile Regster) bachelor is tit. very an for Sece.
tary of State He has OF the distressing duties nf
house keeping" and other family concerns, such do
ing the marketing dandlng the Children rocking the era,
die quarreng with his wife, giving parties receiving ana
entertaining guests, seeing the carriage and carriage
horses, scoldng the servants and other domestic amuSc'
of daily occurrence TO distract his attention. craze
his BRAIN and withdraw him from exclusive devotion 10 inc
great diplomatic concerns Of Government. MI Buchanan
was in this respect tho very oel Of Secretary OF STATE
bachelor upon principle, nothing occurred to disturb
the placid equanimiry of his temper TO keep him from
having an eye single to the affairs OF the country No outs
balls Aantppe OF wife crowds OF chlaren over
whom HeEod would have iuxuriqtcd divided the ePe o
his mind and he enabled ~ steer the ship VI State
with such signal ability through the perlis ana troubles OF
the Oregon Question and Mexican War
His fduS debates, ALSO Senator Hing OF tins Statc-a
man Whom Benedict might have enved, in his happcsl
hours,-we have always thought would make an excellent
Premier for any admin No Mrs Cauce would veX
lbs SAUNDERS with her neInabc nor the necessa
~ provden attentions beef and nps canvasbacks and
candles and cradles furry his mind when CON
ducng diplomatic controversy with an Aberdeen or Lord
John RUSSELL Gaizot or a Theirs.
II the opinion OF OF the first ineecs the world
has ever known Bacon Newton and Others that cti5acy
necessary the attainment Of the highest greatness
would undertake to maintain the proposition in refer
Ia all pursuits but do think there is wisdom in Mr.
Websier's application of it the State Department lie
adds qualification however the pcrtinsncy of which
cannot He thinks married might make good Sc
crstaI$ he had fortune There the puritan widow said
of ST. Paul. differ with him. fortune with its
panimeuts would only be inCumorance II would great
~ increase the multiplicity of SUBJECTS requiring
,icn OF the Secretary ard huwild,r him III the performance
ably excellent quallGcat for Cabinet officer!
Oar friend Caiporne will not misunderstood US We ad
5achelosm ard pcnury, in the abstract the cen
CRETE Or the general but only in the special instance il
question.
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NEW VR-EH-'sl i.FN.-
The crevasse az Ba:cI Sara ID, Inundated the town.
There also large TdcecoCrse ana t7o
PIaquemnei but small portion o thai parish VIII not
suffer from the overflow.
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THE BOSTON FUGITIVE CASE.
i-resi Of MARSHAL TEttY-!Hluary in Rsadness-N
Rantours .irEument- C0Mg .esstonal Contest, de.

irrcsi o. .Hlrstal Jgsc3-!HItry IN Readiness Mr.
RdntoufS IrGurntnt-C Cong -esstonai Contest, dc.
Bos7ox ApHIL !. 7. M.-The abolilionis:s doing
every thing in their power 10 impede the execution of inc
fugitive law, and eoatra.s much possible the DIN
GERS in th: discharge Of their duty To-day Marshal Turkey
was arrested the suit OF negro named john Randolph,
charged with aresng and searchn. person OF Randolph
20, concealed weapons. Tnkcy gave bail in thu sum oi
81 900 for his appearance III answer the charge.
Jnn b. Bacon the Of Mr. Porter Sims owner and
De Lvon also arrested charge Of conspiracy to
sinup They promptly gave bail 10 of S. 600.
An attempt made 10 take SirIs u the I. s. Mnr-
.h,is custody by virtue of ud N. Mass chlsfs
Legislature The Marshal however positively refused TO
give hn up.
In cour his morning Mr.. Rannu occupied about an hour
and bali il an argument in favor Of granting writ % hl-
,.as cpus fJ Sims Mr.. Rantnuis argument was simply
reitcraton Of his late Lynn speech his se ground OF de-
fence being the uIcousIitutionav OF the fugitive slave law"
After he had concluded Chief Justice Shaw said that he
would adjourn hs Till o'clock, when the court would
give Its decision.
1heT appears 10 be no doubt lha, Sims will bs delivered 70
h mn ,:cr and military escort will probably accompany
Lin n New York 10 prevent n rescue.
I-s cIosds arc gathered about, and much excitement
prevails but no ene:lancd Of al out5rhA IN:
military are ready moments warming TO ltsis; the CIVIL
authorities.
Si Eac.cu: lag w.tr:Sa G.'=, tie Congressional can.
v.ss in tho ceo: district Tc ,ac'ioE progressing with
mach :ris!;.
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Hero is a novel marriage certificate:

aIS ILLILNOIo .EiiAttI.tHE CE.NI IT I"-t z
Examining land title the other day, which involved o
euestiono legitimacy, slunbed upon the following
riago eer,itcoe which, decidedly too good TO be lost AMI
is literally bona se. The ra,riagc, OF which this is the
only legal cTidnce took place in the Copeas preciact in
this county, the infancy Of line county, rather in prim
tive tines and the magistrate ought be immuralErd
whether he ever &C, his commission not The certificate
is in abe following words:
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ARRANGEMENTS IN MEN YORK FOR THE RE-
CEPTION OF THE SLAEE.-Tae Marshal Of the S!a;e
OF New Yok received communication Sunday from the
Marshal Of Boston, requesting thai he and his aids would be
readiness assist him in the safe OF the slave
(SMns) his route through that city ~ Savannah.
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THE. CONVENTION.

On Tuesday, during the morning Session, tho Convention
was addressed by NJ Scott Of Caroline in opposition to ,h
White Basis. In The afternoon session, Pr. Renney o
Rockingham spoke in favo. Of the White Basis.
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Stale Of Illinois, }

Peoria County, SIS.
To al, the worle Greeting. Know ye that John Smith
and Peggy Myers is hereby certified to together and do
d folks does anywhere insac Cnperas preciuc and
when my commission comes l um marry good and
date cm back 70 kiver accidents. O. M--R-
----.i -. Justice Peace.
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rS1Hp piSTi.C:i.

10. - .t!--5 7 ..-l' ~. SU'T.I1v l7H Ut
a!is5n3oG Che: Justice shaw delivered lengthy opinion
upon tie application for writ o. Habcas Corpus in tile case
Sims. The unanrnous opinion Of the court was mat inc
writ ought 10 be granted. The argument WAS then re-
ctrdn rrge the casa a; great length. Swords and Other
sufficient hundred police have oeHa ':'"a:c-G
tom thu Nary iar! ii. Mir.as oFee IN SisI Sns
rcmGdrd ~ rs strong force "! guard h!i 10 T.!
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-11
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Bps7a% ARR, IL. =. Mater the l. > Court a''.
j'1r:.c this ina. lri wa;e Ma s.a suscr anc cs"ea.
.rc1;cE duci:nr the agent of III: c!-lhaat anu
Ma Dc Lvor lice SIrd. ih, VIII: Inc "itre>-
10 lcr o;r' job" .jl., p the reE!a who CAUSED TIE
arrest al Marshal Ttkey ;s morning raised large clih
ana cocu g. s;- egen: he he "a. "Atn his arm
cau:ht ov ucer, ans ne arrested and commit
ted ~ iai!.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-11

MAN AND a CHRISTIAN "A poor parson was III
habi, of every Saturday borrowing OF TREND I'VE ao
tuaity early every Monday morning. What asonscd the
lender more ALL the singular uct that ne vas al
,ravs rpaid in the very same bill! ne lent Being very
rous man this puzzled him amazingly He ie sue that the
parson could not The money for household expenses be-
cause the note was never changed Ate. time he resolved To-
seize the first opportunity oi begging for an anatiri Oh
so unaccoun,ablo proceeding. Shortly Alter tue parson
himself Saturday evening" aud asked Of the loan o"
a ten.doar note His friend seized the Opportunity vi de-
mandug the solution OF the mystery After pause the
borrower said =
You must know ms dear Smith, tina, my income Is S?
small that never have end u tho week. on" cent
car call my own Now CAMEO, peach or p:ay on az
enpy stomach; who canno: do 80 on al empty
pocke, When have nothing !lern ei poor iIsera-
bic devil and afraid la my congregation IN tie lace
mach less deruunce te!, wickednrss; but win nv.
dollar bill 10 my pocket, feel end Christian, ana
preach with great coquence acc iorr 10y" 2s tie resi
dent coming eur tJio!ow Intend To :.y the 81
feet Of tie doate money pywer and shall feel oSaged oy
ycur lending dollar bill 10 put IN my pocket ior this
grand ucclsivn.